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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-30
AMERICANS k PROTESTED
 IN pEIpING
Students Demonstrate e Against Alleged Rape
 by U. 5 Marine
By TOM MASTERSON

PEIPING. Dec 3o.-American au- thcrities ordered U. s. military per sonnel and their families off the streets today as students of Yench- ing University began marching into the city in a demonstration against the alleged rape of 20- year-old Chinese girl by a U $. Marine.
 All Marines were confined to their compounds.
 Chinese authorities sought to dis suade the students from the anti American demonstration but no physical resistance was offered. Municipal spokesmen said the city gates would not be closed
 Some 2,000 Yenching students were moving into the city from the North. The university is seven miles from the city limits Students of Fuien Catholic University and the National Peking University were ex- pacted to join the March.
 Unrest over the incident spread to Shanghai, where buses owned by several Chinese universities coursed the main streets bearing such placards as Down With America, and Americans, Get Out of China
 The Independent Shanghai news paper Wen Hu devoted it's entire front and back pages to stories and readers complaints about the alleg- ed rape It carried such captions as: What Japanese troops did not do. American troops are doing, American Marines Atrocity caus- es Public Anger" and Withdrawal from China Unanimously demand ed
 The Marine corps announced that
 The Marine Corps announced or Saturday that two Marines "alleg- edly involved" were being held, ano that one had admitted relations with the girl on a professional ba- sis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-30
Construction Work ANS Siika Hospital
 Nears Completion

Ralph w. Mize, District Con- struction Engineer for the Alaska Native Service. reports that con- structicn work on the new hospital facilities at Sitka is progressing satisfactorily and that February Is has been set as the tentative date for expected completion
 Mize said that work is under way on the former Navy Dispensary since the ANS has received au- thority from the Office Of War Mobilization to continue construc- ton plans. Work had been held up because of the OMW's attempts to channel more material toward housing for Veterans and also be- cause of the strike situation which prevented delivery of supplies and materials.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-30
FIRST GRAMS OF
 (AA 70 SOON TO
 BE GIVEN PUBLIC
Communities Will Receive Funds for 7-Year Airport
 Construction Program

WASHINGTON. Dec. 8 = The Civil Aercnautics Administration plans to announce in about week the first grants to local communi- ties under 6 seven-year airport construction program.
 An agency official said the CAA will announce on Jan. partial list of the sponsors whose appli- cations fol airport funds have been approved for this fiscal year, which ends June 30
 That list will be followed in about a week by the first draft of a sur vey of the nations airport needs, for which Congress alIocated s2,- 975,COO in the l947 Commerce De- partment appropriations Bill.
 The final draft Of the survey, which will serve as a guide for the eventual expenditure of S5O0,000,- coo over the seven-year period for
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-30
BULLET l N }


 BENNINGTON, Vt.-Hugh Rob- ert Wilson, 61, the last United states Ambassador to Nazi Ger many, died Saturday night at his home here following a long illness. SHANGHAI-The first plant to manufacture pencillin on a major scale in China will open Wednes- day at Peiping, in a building near the Temple of Heaven. The plant will produce 100 vials a day
 WASHINGTON - Rep. Harold Knutson, R-Mich), incoming Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, today reiterated his intention to seek a 20 per cent cut in personal income taxes; he said he expected to get such a bill on to the House floor by Jan. 27.
 MOSCOW - The Soviet Govern ment newspaper 1vestia has an- nounced a new method for the de- lection of cancer, a method describ- cd by the Russians as simple and easy" The method is said to util- ize a radiation of ultra violet waves of extraordinarily weak inten- sity. According to the Russians, the new method makes it possible to detect cancer by examining single drop of blood.
 LONDON - Wedding bells will ring next year for Mary Churchill, youngest daughter of Britain'S war time Prime Minister. Miss Chur- chill will he married on February II to Captain Christopher Soames of the famed Coldstream Guards. The scene of the wedding will be Saint Margaret's Church in Lon don
 PORTLAND - The 95-ton Sur vey Ship Westdahl, which was re- tired last month by the U. S. Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey, was placed on sale today in Port land, Oregon Bids will be received until January 24.
 MANILA - Twenty two hour trips from Shanghai to Minneapo- lis by late 1947 were predicted to- day by w E. Musgrave, Manila born Far East representative of Northwest Airlines. He said North west planned to open service be- tween Minneapolis and Manila by spring and would use Boeing Stratocruisers on a great circle route to the Orient.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-30
MILK BOTTLES

Urgently needed, Juneau Diaries.
 463-3t.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-30

ATTENTION ODD FELLOWS There will be no New Years Party
 463-1t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-30
JAP WAR CRIMES
 TRIAL WEARS END

TOKYO, Dec. 30-The Interna- tional War Crimes prosecution is approaching the end of its seven months proceedings against the Japanese leaders in Tokyo.
 The prosecution announces that it will rest it's case the week of January 30. February will be com- ing around before the trial is re- sumed, as the court has granted a request by the defense for two weeks recess after the prosecution finishes up.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-30
NEW POLITICAL
 PARTY BLOOMING

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30 - The formation of a new political action group known as the Progressive Citizens of America has raised the possibility of another political par ty.
 Former Commerce Secretary Hen- " Wallace attacked the records of both major parties at the organi- zation meeting in New York The convention adopted a statement saying the group could not rule cut the possibility of new politi- cal party whose fidelity to our goals can be relied upon"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-30

The discover, of insulin revolu- tionized the treatment of diabetes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-30

which funds have been authorized, will not be completed for another year.
 In addition to state allocations, Alaska is earmarked for half of a fund of s1.74O,O0O with one-fourth each to Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-30
LUTHERAN AID MEETING

The Lutheran Ladies Aid will hold the regular monthly meeting in the Church parlors at o'clock Thursday evening, January 2. Mrs. Fred Orme and Mrs. Jack Gould will be co-hostesses. Friends and members are cordially invited to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-30
TOM AND JERRY

Batter at Sully's. 463- It
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-30
HOOPER SUCCEEDS AYERS

Robert Hooper, Assistant Man. ager of the Juneau Regional office Of the Veterans Administration, re- turned from Seattle Christmas eve. Hooper, who has been conferring with the Seattle office on routine business matters for the past two weeks, will assume the duties of Verne Ayers, former Public Rela- tions Director for the local Vets office. MT. Ayers was transferred to Portland recently.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-30
HUNTING STORY

JCTLIN, Mo, Quail hunting with friend Gene Hatfield level ed his gun on bird as it rose in a flush. but he didn't have to shoot
 The bird flew against the barrel of tha gun and dropped at Hat fields feet with a broken neck.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-30
BIRKLAND'S HIP BROKEN

Leland Kirkland, a resident of the Gastineau Hotel sustained a broken hip Saturday as a result Of a fall on an icy downtown street. Kirkland was taken to St. Anns Hospital for treatment and is still confined there as a patient. Kirkland is employed with the U. s. Forest Service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-30

GAINESVILLE, Tex. il wo1.1- famous playwright. John Colton, has hied here. Cotton, who was 60 years old, was the author of such plays as Rain" and "Shang- hai Gesture"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-17
National Association of Negro Musician,
Inc. - Social Calendar
SUNDAY, AUGUST 1s

SUNDAY, AUGUST lS
Reception and Garden Party ST p. m at the re.;d
of MIR. and Mrs. Benjamin Shook, 240 MACK A"s
The Detroit Citizens Opera Guild
SUNDAY
Reception and Open House-10 A. M. to IL Noon
Nacirema Club, 6ll8 3oth Street
MONDAY
Get-Together Luncheon and MONDAY Recital
Ebenezer AME Church
Willis corner Brush Street
Detroit Musicians Association, host
Reception 10 p. M.
Urban League 20s Mack Ave-
Patrons of tt e Arts, Host
TUESDAY,
Reception and Open House, 10 A. M. to ~ Moon
293 Eliot Street
Alpha Phi Alpha, Gamma Lambda Chapter h.
WEDNESDAY,
Reception and Open House, 10 A. M. to IL Noon
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
Kappa Kastle 269 Efskine Street
Detroit Citizens Committee, Host
Reception for Youths, 10 A. M. to IL Noon
49, Community Music School, 269 E. crest Ave
Junior Patrons of the Arts, Host
THURSDAY
Annual Artists Event, $500 P. M.
Detroit Musicians Association, Host
Also
National Soiree, $3.50 P. M. to 1 A. M.
Courtesy to Visiting Musicians
Leroy Smiths Orchestra
Labor Temple Park, corner Montcalm
(Semi-Forma
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-17
SLAYER
Confined from Page y


grand children. re vas 81 years
OF see
Coming % Detroit from Chicago
% years ago Perkins rose 20
prominence as one az TIC most
oolorfal political WORKERS on be-
froits east side He was active
In Republican politics and has
served 81 an uyesngalos for NE
county Prosecute oh.ce His
career was fl % nsh- and ae-
ZION A tyusm.c paohc speaker
he saw rs ~ action in local poii-
tics re was horn ~ Brinkly.
Arkansas and carued 'he barber
trade IN s. Losn
Perry is bere held while police
study the statements % witnesses
and q, ,hs cor orersy leading ~
20 ne alterear Ferry who q,
one ,ins was u.s. % Hamtrsm +
poAucs several yregs aso was a
states vi'nw, 10 me graH game
oeilE and PROSTITUTION coHsp'-
rscy s VIII blew fnt
id or Hamfac and seli many
p-oa nan rs 50 sax
He has h-other Who Is meme
Yer az ne iiam'ram police de-
partner
the SO ,aa Pe,Air- is @
posed ~ have gore 20 Perry s s7"p
.or show vn ana r. nave pad
a h4che srt 80 tis hsrt Naea
~ was -hot w4a stf i'
good Rance 20 csln sAlt tefe1-e
O. se faced alta or.g msns-aagat-
er chsrFes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-17
CAPTURE FUGITIVE
WHO SHOT WOMAN

fugitive vho was sought on a
warrant charging assault with in
tent 10 murder was captured last
week Police are holding James
Lewsi SO. OF l72s Riopelle, on
complaint OF Willie Mae Berry. Of
i5oS East Fort
The woman charged that LeNs
fired five shots al her In from OF
her home on May IS after an ar
rament one OF the shots struck
her on the left side Of her fore
head
The argument was said 20 have
bean over her refusal 10 resume
living with Lewis The failure a.
4 reconciliation led TO the shoot
Ing
after the shooting Lewis es-
rsped and a warrant was recon-
uerdei by Judge Christopher
s'cin
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-17
Ford Workers

Fifteen members % ne pro-
Guoa found = a. Ford Motor
ompanv are now on rial before
LocaI 6m CAW-Clo ,.ial
hoAd On charges az misappro-
psatioa - foundry funds
one ' me defendants involved
is Edward Hester former Pro-
agr'lon Foundry chairman There
Is possibility ot criminal
prosecution s.owing out OF he
faj.rss % the hearing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-17
CHURCHILL AT NITERY

NEW YORK = savannah Chur-
chill returning 70 ne scene Of
some q her greatest triumphs
he Go'aam night Club circuit
7ting one ~ her smash sue
cesses in The current revue az
'8e Eo Rendezvous Tor Harlem
aiga'erW Heaauus Wei ba-
33--
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-17
Griffin Buried

Funeral services for David w
(Bm Griffin. AZ. we're held on
wednesday at pm from Webs
ter Funeral Home. Frederick 81
Officiating was Howard Nelson
reader OF the Christian Science
church. Interment was IN Wood
lawn Cemetery. north Woodward
avenue.
His mother. Carrie, who sur
wives. was Beasley before her
marriage 20 his father the late
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-17
BRADY


nounced the unions fun support
for the effort 20 catch The lynch
er, He declared that lynchine-
Will not end until economic IN
security Is banned, and said tha'
his could only So accomplished
5v new political parry sup
ported hy abor farmers and MI
uo--y groups
Mrs Brown. president o, me
Detroit Federation 81 Women
Cuhs sad hst ne Aunt leminss
and the handkerchief heads had
M place 81 the ORGANIZED il!e Of
Negro women she described me
recent /, der iine agains lyn n
ing a, 'be White House onauct-
ID by ne National Council! o.
Co'o-ci Women
GIVES DETAILS
covsa described IN de'sil his
mpfompfu interview Win 10y
HARRISON who drove The car
-om which 'he 'yuoh victims
v-re taken Dc sa.i hs 10 3e-
ers3 -hs man MAS rEa ko 20
fae .oluon % the mystery %
vho we've ia PING iynra mob
TIRE meeting adopted 'so.l-
tnn Hz upon Presid-n' True
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-17
Nn kISNING nF RRInE

Shadd who wears a skl.l cap
and robe when interuewug ci-
ents added that he thoneht & dis
Greet to omit he customary in
junction 10 kiss the bride
The marriage license was taken
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-17
8 KILLED
Confined From Page

sedan. from whom she accepted
a ride az am. beat and robbed
her OF diamond engagement
ring wrist watch and some
money.
The other complainant Ella
Mae Evans q. 1884 Farnsworih,
said that she was in front Of 9s4
Farnsworih. and man choked
her and dragged her between
two houses. bu; before he could
modest her ne was frightened
away
The ihird woman, SUE Willis.
30 546 Hancock No 80. told po-
lice abe Was grabbed by man
in front OF $40 Hancock. She
said he threw her 70 the ground.
grabbed her purse containing SIS
and escaped
All three women were treated
o. the receiving hospital for la
cerations Police are looking for
tine suspects
STONE COLD DEAD
Ivory Lee Springer 90 Of 1910
Alfred II being he'd for shoots
ing TO death Willie Daniels 80, OF
9SS Division last Saturday. As
usual the death was over an ar
gument between tho TWO men oy-
er some threats one ~ them was
supposed to have made.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-17

washington .. c. Since
nvre sed his own name Major
y ant ad save bis age az 4s.
-udace % the license went
pe weed last April.
W size Of the Zee paid o Shadd
vHt revealed. although Shadd
san Was smaller than his usual
RRIDF CANADIAN
de Is a Canadian girl. Her
s I've in Vancouver British
mbja whore her father is a
in 1888 she went 20 Mon
who're she worked as q stem
nher Then She went 70 Phil
aua whore She became one OF
,aes secretaries
beautiful blonde Mrs Divine
ass,d reporters as being rath-
aof al the sumpiuous banquet
vhn She me. the press. She
stued up however, when
graphers asked the newly
I'D couple 70 hold hands.
1rs Divine is In this country
Vs. since she has oyerstayed
0sitors permit However i'm
station authorities say that she
wl ret have any trouble now
ne S married 10 an American
ton
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-17
Peace Brother
lContInued irom Page y

only on sundays, in order to avoid
service Of papers in a lawsuit, d.
vine said;
NOW will take you TO MIR
Diyines room want you to
know tha, it is no, my room.
He said his marriage was not 4
mortal one "hccause there IL no
marriage no mortal marriage ia
the Kingdom ], is a spiritual
union the culust continued. and
was not based on human affec.
ton se.f-indu sence. sex-indul
eence lust passion and all OF
those detes able tendencies"
SEC0ND MARRIAGE
This is Divine second marriage.
His fist wife is dead but he told
followers that she approved OF his
second msrrisge.
Divine is about 20 years old he
is said 70 claim that he is divine
and ina he will live forever Some
years ago ne gained great pubic
attention and for a time played q
lole IN New York city polite
This il his first publicity break
since III. uutavorable stories o!
several years ago when he was
sued by an ex-follower who claim
ed ns c+ofa g. oOO
N order 10 avoid service OF pa
pegs IN that suit he had avoided
New YORK City ar all times when
pspers may legal we served.
lMPRONISED SERVICE
Rev. Shad. who performed the
wedding is a Baptist minister. He
told reporters that he had been
taken by surprise by the request
TO perform the ceremony.
81 was be~ildered and confused
when he told me. and | asked him
II he fel, was qualified TO have
this honor said shadd. "He said
he considered me prediestined al
though hers felt that his ac-
quaintance Congressman Powell
should have the privilege
Shsdd started the service vi'h
the Missionary Baptist ritua. bat
realized after few words tha' u
was hardly appropriate Nc upro-
Nised the rest Of the service The
I ceremony Was OF the nalW that
il eliminated any phta>t ~ cx-
pressidns % words that would deny
him he esteem and reverence Of
his spiritual positions from MS
followers Shadd added.
40 KISSING or BRIDE
Shsdd who wears skul cap
and robe when interuewng cH-
ents added that he thoneht ( lis
Greet to omit he customary in
junction 10 kiss the bride.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-17
.I4s St. Antoine. Corner cOIumbia-cLiSord IN,

David W. Griffin. For 81 years
the deceased had been an en-
ployee OF the Detroit Recreation
Department. first at Brewster
Center then lattery until his
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-17

death. as director Of he ~
non and Beaubien. "
His death occurred a. An, !.
Dor University OF Miehls,,- a
pital Saturday pm. Of a. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-04
12-Builders & Supplies
Opportunities

So, ooo.o 90 INVESTORS SYNDICATE GER
tificate available for transfer. Reason.
owner needs money. Paid 10 months.
Yield good interest. Dial 1888.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-04
7O-For Sale, Misc.

BooTIEs, BIBs, CAPS. SLIPS, SHOES
Diapers, Rubber Pants, Sacques ane
u~ndershirts. Nancy Wilma Shop.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-04

SEE OUR STOCK OF CRIBS. HIGH
chairs. carriages. strollers. and play
pens. We can saw you money. G..
Stein Furniture Co COS N. 4th.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-04

AUTO SEAT COVERS! AUTO
FLOOR MATS! TIRE PUMPS
AND JACKS! AT CHAMPION
DISTRIBUTING COMP A N Y,
118 MARKET STREET. DIAL
2-O166,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-04
Unclaimed Pledges

Welta folding camera and case.
F2.8 lens. ST. Sc
Gibson guitar and case. - $67. 81
Gents leather Gladstone bag. In
Guiding tax. $22-2'
Lady's lax yellow gold diamond
solitaire ring. ga carat. Fine cut
and quality. 1858. OF
Parker Lifetime fountain pen. - s8.7s
Complete Hawaiian electric guitar
set. $780, 81
Full size wardrobe trunks. Strong
construction. Heavy brass fittings.
Including tax. Observation-Disclosures, $751;
Winchester pump action repeating
shotgun. Is guage, %" barrel.
Full choke. New. - $40. g.
Silver service set. Seven pieces.
Complete with large tray. 1895. OF
Bulova pocket watch. II jewels.
Yellow gold. $37.5
7x50 Naval military binoculars. - $97. 81
Gents solid gold zircon ring. l 12
carat size. Yellow gold mounting. 500 s.
Ladies' solid gold birthstone rings
Yellow gold. S.. g.
Plumbers stock and dyes. 1880 $7.9,
HOTPOINT electric iron. - 81. 81
Fresh water rod and reel. All
metal. Sis
Fine make accordian. Twenty-Five
keys. Twelve bass. With case. SAG. 81
Electric hair clippers. ---- $12. 81
Eversharp pen and pencil set. Gold
filled tops. So
Gents Bulova wrist watch. IT
jewels. Yellow gold. With extern
sion band to match. - s2s. 81
CONN" cornet. Gold lacquer with
case. New. 1892. 81
Lady's LAX solid gold wrist watch.
II jewels. Set with six ruby
stones. Beautifully designed. - $76. o.
Lady's lax solid gold dinner ring.
Three large sparkling diamonds
in yellow gold mounting. ------ $3.50
Briday set. Matched engagement
ring and wedding band. Six dia-
monds. lax yellow gold. 1878
50-pc. set of Rogers silverware in
special folding chest. Service for
eight. s24.7
Leather portfolios and brief
cases. s.. IS ul
Elgin pocket watch. Twelve size. II
jewels. Yellow gold case. $1,000 $32. 81
Complete set of drums and Access
sories in excellent condition. 49, SOS. OF
Mercury photo-flash unit. - Sc. 81
Giant table lighters. Excellent for
home use. So. A
Electric Broiler with cord attach
ment. New 60 o.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-04

SPENCER. SUPPORTS AND BRAS.
sieres designed. Mrs. Ramseuf' ]o1s
Creacy avenue. Dial 6214.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-04
7O-For Sale, Misc.

ONE MOTOR SCOOTER FOR SALE. 414
North Scond street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-04

ONE AND TWO BURNER AMERICAN
gasoline lanterns, fish gigs. tackles,
nylon and Cuttyhunk lines. tarred
trolling lines. large n small spoons,
binoculars, golf clubs. cupboard motor
special oil. gear grease. luminous
hooks. Anchor Hardware Co.. tron'
and Dock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-04

OPENINGS AVAILABLE FOR EhF1.-l
enced linotype operators (nlgn' smt ne,
compositor and floor man Gay w. ~.
cylinder pressman (day SHIFT. r..
shop. Write Christian Printlhf "
Box 200, Durham, N. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-04
SPECIALITY Statesmen

. SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE VI d.
nationally known rock wool MAN. M
turer will interview statesmen
Wilmington and surrounding tern
who are interested in better than W.
age compensation for a Iocat .or.e
wool dealer. Monday, August . VII Il
August 8. For appointment eaA
Shauness, Cape Fear Hotel.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-04

USED COOK STOVES AND HEATERS.
Also clean and repair all types oil
stoves and heaters. Work Huaran-
teed." Dial 5529.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-04

FOR SALE+SOLD BRASS AND IRONS
and fireplace rail, maple youth bed. l
east Henderson street Wrightsville.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-29
By earle HODGE
Ap Newsfeature Writer

New York, Nov. 237On a
Manhattan pier a burly, de-
nimcisd longshoreman drops a
box Of costly watches. The
carton breaks open. Watches
vanish
A big truck numbers off a
dock. The gate checker mods:
empty A wary customs man
peers inside-at five cases Of
cloth.
These are the work of pier
thieves who, swarming over
this the worlds greatest port,
like hordes of wharf rats, are
stripping docks and cargoes of
loot which ship line officials
say will total millions of dol
lars this year.
Since the wars end, pilfer.
age along. New York harbor's
I'll dingv, seething miles Of
waterfront has increased stag
geringly-as much. some pier
people figure, as 100 percent
over any past year.
Whole Cargoes Stolen
Entire shipments of liquors,
lumber meat ard textiles have
been stolen, trucked off the
piers, OF floated away in small
boats.
But such hauls are what the
waterfront respectfully refers
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-29

Hattieshurg r eacn plagued
with several eases-perhaps more
to develop. Victims of this dis
ease are in for a long, expen-
sive. and weakening disease hat
may LAST anywhere. from three
months INTO years.
Undulant fever in human be-
ings is caused by the same germ
that causes Bangs disease, or
contagious %absortion, in COWS. A
COW sc infected. no matter how
fat and fine she looks and no
matter how high her milk pro-
duction. IS a source of undulant
fever. The disease is spread by
drinking raw milk from such a
COW, by handling and treating
her, or by handling the meat II
this coy is butchered. In one
community in the State, investi-
cation revealed that of the 10
cases OF undulant fever report
ed, 10 had used milk-and raw
milk a that-from the same sup