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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-17
ATTENTION ALL o. E. S. MEMBERS!

You must make your reservations before the night of Aug. 2l for the dinner in honor of Most Worthy Matron Mamie Lander, on Aug. g. Dinner is for all Star members and their escorts. Phone reservations immediately to Mrs. Lynna M
 Holland, at 66; Mrs. Mary J.. Cow ling, Red 40, or Mrs. Mamie Sutton, Black AT. (Adv)
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DAUGHTER FOR HANsENs

MT. and Mrs Owe Hansen, who reside in West Juneau, are parents of a baby girl born early this morning at St. Ann's Hospital. The baby, who weighed 8 pounds, 6 ounces, is the third child for the Hansen family, joining a brother, Bernie, and sister. Christine.
 MT. Hansen. who is employed by M. Isaacs, is busy remodeling and finishing the family home in West Juneau, on the Douglas Highway.
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loyal's pleasing songs and string pass.
 Extremely enthusiastic about the Bubble Room, Juneau and its sur 'ounding scenery. the OReillys are 2oking forward to their engagement lere.
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lpacific Coast Leaguel
EXCURSIONS!

M. s. Patricia will leave Ferry Float at 10 a. m., Sunday, for Taku Glacier and Taku Harbor. Return to Juneau in evening. Bring your own sandwiches. Coffee supplied. Ten passengers, minimum. $5, tax included. Booking deadline Sat, 10 D. m. (AdvD
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Pacific Coast Leaguej

(Pacific Coast LeagueJ Portland, Il; Oakland, GO. First game 10 innings. Los Angeles, IA; Seattle, 1. Sacramento. 10; Hollywood, g. Eleven innings). San Francisco, 6; San Diego, 5.
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THURSDAYS RESULTS
 (Nati0nal League)

Brooklyn, 2; Chicago, 1.
 St. Louis, 4; Philadelphia, O.. Cincinnati, 5-8; Boston, 3-3. New York, 2; Pittsburgh, 1.
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The South African Republic be- came a part of the British Empire in 1877.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-17
American League)

Detroit, g; Washington, 2. Chicago, II; Boston, 3.
 St. Louis, 2; New York, ?. Cleveland, T; Philadelphia, 6.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-17
HOSPITAL NuTES

Leonard Smith and Denzil Moen, both medical patients at St. Ann's
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-17

Empire Want-ads brIng results!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-17

Empire Want-ads bring results,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-17
TIDES TOMORROW

. August IS, 1945 Q .
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-06
FUEL GAS CRISIS
PARTLY RELIEVED
BY The Associated Press

Eastern fuel gas shortages were
relieved slightly yesterday by ris-
ing temperatures, but New Eng
land had additional snow tn a t
threatened to prolong transporta-
ton food and fuel tieups.
In Pittsburgh, utilities companies
reported they had resumed opera
tons at several war plants because
of the warmer weather. A critical
fuel gas shortage had shut down
or curtailed the use Of gas IN
200 such plants in the Pittsburgh
area.
A three day ban on the use
of natural gas by amusement
places was lifted last night in sew
en- eastern states after tempera.
lures rose. States affected by the
War Production Board restriction
were New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky,
Maryland, and Virginia.
An average of four inches Of
snow fell in New York State. where
railroad and highway traffic had
ben tangled because of heavy
drifts. No strong winds accompan
led the fresh snowfall, however, sc
Transportation difficulties were MOI
further complicated.
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PACKERS UNION
WARNED BY WLB

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-P)-The
War Labor Board today warned
the CLIO Packinghouse U n
against any strikes in the Nation S
meat processing plants.
In telegram to Lewis ]. Clark.
president of the CLIO Packers,
WLB said it understood that
Clark was meeting in Chicago
with other union leaders from
throughout the United States" in
a discussion of the unions wage
case.
The case has been pending be.
fore WLB for more than year
and the union recently has indica.
ted Impotence for a decision.
"An interruption in the produc'
ton in any one Of the plants pro-
ducing vitality needed foodstufh
for a nation at war cannot be tole'
rated" said the telegram, signed
by Ronald w. Haughton, chief Of
WLB's strikes section.
Continued production at the
plants represented by the union
was described by WLB as les.
sential to the national interest
and Clark was urged to do every
thing possible to insure continued
operation at the plants.
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LAWMAKER FEARS
FARMERS DRAFT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5. -P-
Rep. Mckenzie (D-La), a farmer
himself, fears drafting of more
farm workers for armed services
may lead to food shortage,
"chaos and the need for further
RECOMMENDATION"
With the farm labor supply at
the lowest level in 40 years, Ger
tain powers are urging Selective
Service and local draft boards to
take more men from agriculture,
the Louisianian will tell his col
leagues in tomorrow's Congress
sional record.
What does all this mean?"
Mckenzie wants to know.
Does it mean that someone in
high office is deliberately trying
to confuse the picture?
II have absolute faith in the
judgment and integrity Of local
draft boards" he concluded. II
think it very unfortunate and GER
|tainly un-American for any govern
mental official to attempt to con-
fuse them.
1.-THE war cannot be won with
out food. Food cannot be produced
without farm labor. What can DE
more plain?"
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REWARD OF $1,000
POSTED BY FAMILY
OF FLIER'S WIFE

COLUMBIA, S. c., Feb. 5.-tF-
Chief of Detectives S. S. Shorter
Of the Columbia police depart
ment said the disappearance Of
Mrs. Mary Lee Epes, January %,
still was unsolved today as the
family of the missing woman post
Led a thousand dollar reward for
her recovery, dead or alive.
Mrs. Epes, wife Of 1t. S. c.
Epes of Fort Jackson, has not been
seen since her husband let her out
Of their car in the Columbia bust
ness section on the morning she
disappeared.
Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
|G. Williams of Jacksonville, Fla,
and Epes' father, Travis H. Epes
of Richmond, Va, came to Column
bia to aid in the search. The fami-
ly previously had posted a hum
dred dollar reward for her recov-
cry.
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COP STAlLSSTAR
RANK FOR ELLIOT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-UP)-
Senate Republicans today stalled
off a vote for one week on promo
ton of Col. Elliott Roosevelt to
Brigadier general on the grounds
that they wanted more time to con.
slider the advancement of the presi.
dents 34-year-old son.
In so doing, they delayed the
scheduled promotion Of n other col.
onels to one star rank, but the
Senate approved unanimously the
promotion of three officers to lieu.
tenant general and % others to be
major generals.
The delay was voted unanimous.
1y on motion Of Senate Democratic
Leader Alben W. Barley after
polite, bi partisan by play fea-
tured by references to the highly
publicized plane trip Of Col. Roose-
velt's English Bull Mastiff, Blaze,
who held an "A" travel priority
and bumped three servicemen
who did not
Barley objected to a proposal
by Republicans Wallace White Of
Maine and Harlan K. Bushfield Of
South Dakota that the coloneFs
n m be temporarily removed
from the list so the others could
be approved.
White contended that the Senate
had not had sufficient time to dis.
cuss young Roosevelt's promotion
and that some senators on this
side want to have an opportunity
to be heard"
Il have nothing for or against
this young man but, considering
the amount of mail 1 have in this
case, I do think the Senate should
have more time to consider it,"
Bushfield said.
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SHARES REGISTERED

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. S. -{P-
Savannah-St Augustine Gas Co.
registered today with the Secure
ties and Exchange Commission
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tive preferred stock, 500 par
value, and 10000 shares Of $40 par
value common stock.
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Business Opportunities

FOR SALE
Small restaurant doing nice
business, well equipped with
2 stores and full 5 room ant
upstairs. year lease Wifi
privilege of 3 year renewal.
Nice income. Re- son for sell
ing. Owner must undergo op-
Grafton.
j. b. L. WADE, Realtor
205 Princess St,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Guest Leaves

Mrs. Glenn r. Douglas. who
has been the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman J. Craig since her
return from England where she
vas a STAFF worker for the
American Red Cross. has left
Tor her home in Spooner. Wis
Her husband, Maj. Douglas, is
still overseas.
Orchard Lake Country Club
Will have lis opening party MAY
tS but VIII have several events
preceding the formal opening,
one OF which Will be on Arbor
Day when several trees will be
planted on the grounds.
Included in the casts OF St
DunStan'S performance at Gran
brook auditorium, April 20. viii
be Mrs. Winston T. kellogg.
Donald Winston and William
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Honor Lieutenant

Mrs. J-Hewsrd- MHzzy- Of
Nearbrook was hostess at din
ner "Wednesday Bloomfield
-fft+fs- Country Gtub honorfng her
son. 1t. Robert W. Muzzy,
USNR. OF Norfolk. Va. 1t.
MuzZy returned East Thursday
after a leave with Mrs. MuZZy
in their home on Pine road.
Other members OF the family at
dinner were Mr.. and Mrs H..
Gray Muzzy and Mr.. and Mrs.
Maxwell r.. Fead.
Mrs Donald ID. James is
chairman Of the bridge tea
which members Of the Bloom
field Hills branch of the
Womans National Farm and
Garden Association will give
May : Al the Guild Hall of
Christ Church Cranbrook for
ttih4e benefit of the Gtif Joe fund.
Mrs Earl Thompson is IN
charge Of tickets.
Mr. and Mrs. +. G.. Wettlauf-
FER OF -Chalfente road enter
tanned Saturday evening for a
prOup OF friends.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

is at present stationed
at Lajeunne, n. c. He is a
graduate of Cranbrook School
and was at Purdue Univer-
sity before joining the ma
rines. No wedding plans have
been made.
Mr.. and Mrs X. Jameson
Williams celebrated their fifth
wedding anniversary Wednesday
by having a group Of friends
for dinner AT their home on
Puritan. Included were
MEssPs AND MESDAMEs
Ralph l. Polk JI. warren n FsT
George Martin Dan NJ Stall
John 7. Earle Paul T. hinsel
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

Tippey. who will take part in
Just of Piccadilly.' which is
being. directed by Eunice Dis
Sette and Mrs. Wilson; Jones
B. Shannon and Mrs Frederick
{. Pew Sheldon Noble Will take
a small part in his own play.
Its Your Move, and ether
supporting characters are
MESSRS
Rogers Marquis " BROOKE s'ablsr
Jas Morrison Taylor Hamf-n p Paterson
Frederick Booth John " Blanchard
and MiAs Sellie BeyefioFe
s Gordon Saunders and n.
Langford will play two piano
selections
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Meets "Wednesday

THE FELLOWSHIP CIRCLE
Of the Kings Daughters will
meet with Mrs. William Krieg-
hoff OF Torrey road, at 1880
=. m. Wednesday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
MoomEeA UA
Engagement OoA
BLOOMFIELD HILLS. April "A.


MOST interesting of the week is the announcement
l the of Peggy Gene Lind Pfc
Wilson Jr, USMCR.
Peggs parents Mr. and Mrs Muir W. Lind of Mohegan
drive She attends Wheaton College Pfc. Wilson
of Mr. and Mrs c. E Wilson of Longmeadow Long Lake
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Revue Held Over
At Latin Quarter

THE NEW revue ~ Lou Wal
tiers Lain Quarter starring
George Price. the nlmitable en-
ter,slner and stock exchange
wizard is holding over for a sec
Ond week with NJ, huge cast re-
naming intact tilgnhght Of
Georges varied and hig y
amusing rOutincs is his new and
sensational Income Tax Song
from Figaro which is proving a
veritaJle bombsnell ~ every per
fornanCc.
In the supporting cast are Jayne
ID Gatano with Adam. one of the
most outstanding dance teams in
the world The Three Sailors,
stars of George Whites Scandals
Coleman Clark, table tennis cham
piOn. assisted bv Bob Anderson
and Earl Wing June Edwards,
Madelon Baker Latin Quarter
singing favOrite: the Wally
Wanger Girls and others. Sammy
Dibert and has orchestra provide
The musical score and alternate
with Ramon ard htSH fhHnha band
for continuous dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Ree(k Takes
Sd in State


Norman Recck M singles. 6S3,
and Joe Lula and Richard Weiss
in doubles, 1878. registered the
noteworthy performance If tha
state bowling tournament a. Pal
ace Recreation over The weekend.
Reeck went 10 third place Lula
Weiss 20 second
Another change Do doubles
brought Howard Craft and James
Smith of Fcnton INTO fourth With
1918. Kenneth Wcthy OF Flint
made fifth ln singles with 66s
leaving Roy Etungcr sixth with
666.
In the team event an five lead
ers OF week ago retained their
places. The various outstate dole
cations did not come close. Top
OF the ChalIcngCr> were Wcin8nd $
Prydc Fooiy from Motor Gftv
Recreation with 1901 Wcinand
kicking in 6iJ
- Olympic Recreation eetfiA tle no
better than 265l and The figure
would have been lower but for
Joe COSta.s 60 OF the Flint
teams. Ncuman PMmblngS. with
Durward James throwing Co.
were best on I706
In singles Frank Cell Detroit.
and Nelson Mcleod. Flint each
shot 63s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Paradise Has
Girl Orchestra

JEAN PARKS and her all-girl
orchestra are al the Paradise IN
blaze of rhythm All the band
numbers are in -the groove. III
Guiding Ramps Boogie-Woogie,
"Riffing the Riff Rhapsody in
Rhythm and Blues in the
Groove Featured members of
the crew include Jackie King. hot
boogie-woogie queen. and Sammy
Lee Get. vocalist.
Sharing the spotlight with Jean
Parks are the Red Caps sizzling
instF+->SsDaliStS and singing stars.
Other performers include Lii
Ian Fitzgerald, singing star a la
Belly Hutton, and the Stevens
Brothers with their bear
The screen fare STARS Bella Lu-
goSi IN the exciting thriller, Devil
Bat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
HDunIlaHlA
NJ CaSS
THEY SATIRIZE THE DANCEDU
BY CHARLES GENTRY

a packed house turned out last
night 10 welcome Katherine Dun
ham and her Tropical Revue
back 10 the CaSS Theater.
This is practically the same eX-
citing show which played here M
November before going on 10 New
York. The principal. change has
been the substitution OF "LAgya
or hate dance OF Martinique, Tor
the Rite, DIES Passages, which
was performed previously.
Lazy" IS gust as weird and
compelling a dance drama as the
other having 20 do with primitive
voOdoo rites hy the zombics and
THdEIC love Cn7Im>.
Miss Durham has the principal
role IN this one and she and the
company make ir really a hair
raising affair. effectively staged
and eeSuiHed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Film Time Clock

ADAMS shes = Sweetheart" a. s24.
. o6 . m KEYS o. TIE Kingdom" Il %
=2.5l s az. 1918 m
BROADWAY CAPITOL CASANOVA Brown q"
n i-52 81 EST fn-&T n
Nevada 12-4s $40 6-32 a.24 p m
CINEMA-"RaysEed Earth" = noon / -
- as
FISHER Tender Coursde 7 ~ 7Ss
%. l0.54 m snow White and Seven
Dwsrfs" 23s sos. 9.7i p NJ
FoN-'-Tonight and Eye-y NtETlt - tt-o7
m l.54 4.45 2 3e lO.2s p "a.
Dancing In Manhattan u Al, $50, 6-23
ia
MADISON -.T Tender Com-sde 1225
$40 7.l2 1O-44 % m snow Write and
seven Dwarts," i a m. 2 ~, 5.49, s2l
MICHIGAN Very Though. Of You 4"
u so AZ. ia. 1881 m when
the Lights 60 On AGAIN" 80 a N.
3 CIR. ga p m
PALMS-STATE- Hollywood Csnteen." IL
m l.4O 4-25 no 9.h5 3 M
TELENEWS-Sess short subjects. a. m
10 Il IN
UNITED ARTISTS-"Neet Ne IN s. Louis +"
1922. 3.3T. $50 1907 p m. Main
street After DARK II 90 a. m. ? IS, so,
OS m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Riot Of Fun
National Revue

IT'S A "Riot of Fun AZ the
National Theater, as comedians
Vale and Barry and their all-star
Broadway revue take current bill
ing. Star of the show JOY Davis
offers series of exotic dance
routncS, and dancer lrma Lee
shows she has a fair for styled
tap numbers.
Included m the show are
Straightman Johnny Cook; dancers
Ramona Hughes and Eileen Wat
son. Jack Martin. sentimental
tenor: and Jean Gordon's chorus,
opening and closing the revue with
lavish dance productions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
BOOK CASINO

For lunching and dining pleas
IRE az the Book Casino, brothers
lersChell and Max Lelb continue
TO supply background melodies.
IN their repertoire the
gentler tunes Of the day plus old
Semi-clasSicS that continue popu-
lar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06

August Pettke and Henry Sta
week. are the latest 90 alter the
personnel of bowllng's first 10 lin
the Detroit area.
Peltke had a 744 in the Fair
way Golf Club Junior League at
Motor City. Stawecki sledged 75J
M the Greater Detroit at Olym-
pic Pettke'S count Is a league
record
Harry Terbruggen leads the 10
with TO-. third high in the United
States. Bill Kenet has 78l, Roger
Oyermycr, 762; Fred Buiack, ISL;
StaWeCki. 755; Omar Herppich
719 Pettke, IA; Chef Bukowski
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06

and control routines of shspelX
brunette COnfOr tic mist Louise
Belur, Jimmy Fosters romantic
tenor tuning and the regular
dance numbers offered by the
colorful Pat Walsh Victory Girls
and The tUnpIn jIvoTS Ben
Young orchestra does the music
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Bank CIearinqs Drop

NEW YORK, Feb. 5 New
York Clearing House Association
reports cTcarings Tor The week
ended Feb = totaled S6.624S2l 9j3,
against So csc 739 1876 IN the pre-
ViouS week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
WONDER BAR

Music. The sweet ana the ~ ing
Of II. IS plentiful a. the Wonder
Bar. Nocally speaking, the talent
offering includes efferNeScent
Judy Baker and glamorouS Paul
me Bal.cW who gives a haunting
note 70 Making Believe and
other tunes IN the sweet category.
For background and dance pur-
poses. John Dibcrt and his boys
have all the latest tunes at hand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Peffke. StaWecki Join
I'D Top Scorers Here

and Tom Rooney 7f2, O Coral
CZyk. 1873
Fred Brcckles was in With 732
until Pcttke and StaweCk OPP
Grated. u. L. Winston holds the
city record of s3i made m 1882,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06

ittGtt vt y
Bruce makes
her first De-
troit ap pea IT,
auCe tonight.
NJ Uriel is a
good looking
girl and styles
piano songs 10
ft the mood
and the mo-
uent NJ q a n
" lille son z
stress Eli . n
Faye and Frank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06

Marc and R1-
W0la get high
billing as a
we'll tpafueti
ballroom dance
part n . h Up
While Bert Nd
an combines
comedy antics
with MS mas
tering Of the
ceremonies
y he 5 h q W
proceeds with
......L b. d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06

Bette Taylor premIeres her
latest musical offering. "SWinga-
roo az the Club Three 666 to-
night Said 10 be fun Of rhythm.
the revue features Derby and
French. popular fash tap dancers
who appeared In The previous pro-
duction, Rhythmania." The sup
porting cast includes Nargie
Davies. sweet singer Dave VII
born, singing master OF Ceremo-
MES. the eight Ia Tor cites.
precision dancers and Mama
times, SIUCIHC PIANIST, M The m
terludeS Teddy Buckncfs orcheS-
ira takes care of music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Lutheran Lead
To Goessmens

GoeSsman'S. Herbert LEM, cap
tain, and Martin Luther -Four,
Theodore Mohr, are the respective
leaders i'm the regular and over
average divisions Of the annual
Lutheran tournament today fol-
lowing yesterdays opening at
PivarSidp Recreation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
FAVORITES REPEATED

Among Our favorteS which are
repeated are jhe exotic "Rata
Tonga the iive-rhumba. the
waterfront Tropics" and The Won
derful FLAMING Youth 1897 I"
with IFS SpeakeaSy background.
There have been a few slight
changes IN the company. since
Bobby Da Capo is not with the
group. but the ensemble is Just
as good, with Roger OhardicnO.
Tommy Gomez. Helen DoWdy still
with Miss y.
It's an excellent show. and II
you missed il when 10 was here be
fore YOU should avail yourself Of
the opportunity 10 see IT. tins time
CORN EXCELLENT
Igor CORN the popular young
baritone, made a fine impression
here as SOlolSt with the Halevy
Singing Socipty's twentieth auui-
yerSary concert last night i'm the
Scottish Rite Cathedral in Ma
sonic Temple
Mr.. CORN has a voice Of broad
proportions and excellent quality
and is also q versatile artist. He
sang plaintive airs like Haydn'S
She Never Told Her Love with
great feeling and then did the
Largo al Foctotum from "Fhe
Barber Of Seville with great
guSfO.
The chorus. under the direction
Of Dan Frohman and accompanied
by two pianos, sang several Yid-
dish chants, poetic ballads and two
patriotic selections
Evening star., 1945-09-12
Medical Leaders Invited
To Disease Law Hearino

Invitations were extended today
by the House District Committee
to fairly hong list of public and
private medical authorities to tes-
tify Friday morning at a hearing
on proposals for more of a stringent
communicable disease law for the
District.
The hearing will be held before
the Mcmillan Health Subcommit-
tee in the Old House Once Build
ing. The witness list indicates spe-
cial attention will be given to the
venereal disease question.
Among those asked to appear are
representatives Of the Army, Navy,
United States Public Health Serv-
ice, District Health Department,
District Medical Society and the
District Social Hygiene Society.
Included are DR.. j. r. Heller, as
sistant surgeon general, USPHS,
venereal disease division; DR.. I. G..
Murphy, USPHS surgeon; Robert
Swank, USPHS special investigator;
Health Ofhcer George c. Ruhland,
his deputy, DR.. Daniel L. Seckinger;
the Commissioners, Corporation
Counsel Richmond B. Keech, DR..
James G. Cumming, head of the
preventable disease division; DR..
Ben D. Chinn, Venereal Disease
Bureau; DR.. Sidney Olansky Of the
Gallinger Hospital Rapid Treatment
Center for Venereal Disease and DR..
H. H. Hazen and Ray Everett of
the Social Hygiene Society.