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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02
TO-DAY IN HISTORY
LKnow AmericaA

l7so-Nai. John Andre %,
hanged as British spy, at Tap
pan, NJ. Y.
1865 Gen. Robert e. Lee, Con-
federate head, becomes president
of Washington College, Va.
1S79-Capf. Frances s. Dodge
and 40 colored soldiers cut their
way through the Indians besieg-
ing garrison in Colorado IN SO
called Ute Massacre.
lSS9-Fdrst Pan American Con-
ference, Washington, D. c.
I91S-Beginning of Epic CT the
Lost Battalion: 77th Division, al
hacked in the Argonne, one mix
ed battalion from two regiments,
gong as far as they could. the
Germans closed in ON their rear
relieved SIX days later-oniy l64
of the original 500 uninjured.
19ss-Opening of the Univer-
sity In Exile, New York.
l9S9--EsAn American Confer
ence sets UP Western Hemisphere
sea safety zones
1s4l - Official White House
statement. Since the Soviet Con
stituuen declares that freedom
of religion is granted, it is hoped
that
T942-Congress enacts SOCIAL
ed Initiation Bill.
la44-uS. FIRST Army infaa-
try penetrates 2 mikes into Ger
many
l945-End of unsuccessful %
Gay Foreign Ministers Council
London.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
fKncw America J

Ex-Secretary of State Cordell
Hull, horn at Pickett, Tenn, rs
years ago.
Admiral Dewitt c. Ramsey,
born IN Arizona, So years ago.
Bob Burns. tor-comedIan,
born IN Van Buren,. Ark, 80 wears
ago.
Mrs. Ruth Bryan Rohde, one
time Minister To Denmark. daugh-
ter OF the late William Jennings
Bryan. born Jacksonville, III, 81
years ago.
Brig. Gen. Hanford MacNider,
soldier, ex-American Legion
head onetinae diplomat. born in
Mason CITY, Iowa, 81 years ago.
George T. Christopher, presi-
dent Of Packard, born Terre
Haute, Ind, 80 years ago.
Benjamin NJ. MckeIway, asso-
ciate edition OF the Washington,
D, c., Evening Star born at
Fayetteville. n. G. 81 wears ago.
Bud Abbott, radio comedian,
born IN Asbury Park. n. J., 4B
years ago
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02

HOLLYWOOD. Cai4 ~~ = -
ing the diamond fruru hef &C.
gagement ring afser 3 Nssa
trip. Mrs. Doris EobsEsn msAsN
the aid Of hef huzfHna a
three sisters 10 help 49, f1ne 8
They accompanied Der asn f@
tile search and rsturrse ha
gloornily. only 60 b. Ersss -
Duffy. the fGrniA COS Msan -
pareutly had sametnavsE wsssA
with one q ms pHWk We1Nx9 ~
the paw was q fhs ulssAsas asA
mond.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02
SUCCESS TO
THE WOMENi

A good many foolish
things have originated In
City Hall in Key West, as
well as in the headquarters
of every other city IN the
country. but the most rtda>
culous that has occurred
here is that the city buy the
USO club house in Jackson
Square for a city hall.
Why? What for? The
Citizen asked those ques>
tions when a former city
manager propos e d the
changing the names OF the
streets in Key West. Those
names are identified with
the city. have been the
names since the city became
s. city. and what Was true
of the names of the streets
Is also true Of City Hall.
II is a landmark of the
scitv's organization. I n e
present hall was dedicated
in 1876, with much speech
making and celebration, and
for 20 wears it has stood as
il stands today, with minor
changes.
The next question in order
u: What is the matter with
CITY Hall? There are no
crowded conditions there
there is room for everybody,
and. as for the TSO club
/. house. il could be put into
tCitv Hall building. The only
objection we have to City
Hall is the two flights Oh
stairs leading to the assem-
bly, hall and the offices OF
various CITY employees.
But matters in that re-
gard have been improved
ever since former City Man
ager Dave King hit on the
idea of placing the tax col
lect0r's office on the ground
floor. Most Of the people
who visit City Hall on busi-
ness come TO pay taxes anc
monthly bills for the collec-
tiOn of trash and garbage
and the office they enter to
make those payments is on q
level with the sidewalk.
Besides, has the city any
spare money to spend foT
the acquisition of the $50
club house? IF the city has
any spare money, IT should
nav some of the bills it owes,
The Citizen favors the
purchase of the USO club
house by the Key West
Business Womens Associa-
ton TO be used as a recrea-
ton center. The club house
Is adapted for indoor recrea-
ton purposes and had been
used for that purpose from
the time Of its opening.
The Citizen ltrMstsr that
the association will be sue
cessful in its efforts to buy
the club house from the
Federal Works Agency.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02

A me to 3 news re-
m The Citizen last Sat
sfess0 ir state VEL
fa ns wRs paid out 90
Countt needy and
HN9an FserSuns during
Mtk af August.
Nm - Well and good. for
= fe cats - even COM
- $50 after T@Wn
NeFaus Mh 4
nma howNvef. = the
- N fhe rspur1 that
aess Amuumi 0f the
wewf here the
NzN nee 6s-to help
rNn
HNH fNnnr revealed that
the care ST needy
hAte lseen No made
Mat mu mgm applicants
N reserved relief since
Fumrt Aufl recently.
the laren of IS
hn hna been needy
fm several months
80 accepted as
A
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SIS Haatlun az Well
m e. { halaun. above
shnud be taken
given proper
NHer and eeurHtiun
h sra tbs citizens
end the hope
Sc mnmftt today
A. $3.50 fwtr b. beHt ~
see fres and child
fuahF mby heCurne
Hw citizen tomorrow
f rMH bs mB better ~
fheN az invest
hehfffF und happy
TIE Citizen sur
hAf fh8ss m author
tn thHf TIE needy
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wnrt liberal Wei
mfsHea
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02

Most politicians get into
trouble when they abuse
their power. Dressed in q
little brief authority they
wish To impress those with
whom they come in contact
and gain only derision.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02

WEDNESDAY. CCTxKA
1946-Todayss oeerem fmsN1N -
making Of . good ssaAn1eF SC -
aggressive and zuFefzzN1 -
son. The mental tsEsaezNs seNsssA
10 be towards srienn3 ane. = -
euarrelsnrne tendency err -
turned into forceful Anvess
success IN goocllv uaeasase 80 p
attained.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02

Another case, caused by the ac~
tivity here OF State Plant Board
employees spraying trees in yards,
eane up today in circuit court.
Judge jefferson p. Browne fined
the defendant $50 on a charge of
contempt of court, The court had
ordered HIM TO permit the spray
ing Of trees in his yard, and he
ciiseheyed the order
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02
key West I'm
Days Gone By
As TAKEN FROM FILES
OF TIE CITIZEN OF
OCT. z. 1885

Hamilton Adams has been
placed ia charge of the Key West
Tropical Aquarium. succeeding
Emory Lowe Pierce, who is on
his way to England to enter the
Liverpool University.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02

Clifford G.. Hicks, secretary of
the Key West Country Club. an
noltucea today that q dance viii
be held tomorrow night al the
club house ON Stock Island.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02

To-day The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
Mot all the comic characters
are to be found in the funny pa
news
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02
NOTICE ia CREDITORS
~ TIE gaB9NTA JUDGES col RT
IN AND FOR MONROE col NT'A.
FIs6RFBA IN PROBATE.
2 ft', tlStAtt 'sII
RAI u Z COST AR-

Z
RDIA40 II. CCiSTAR.
Deceased.
TO ALI. CREDITORS AND PER
SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DE-
MANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE:
You ana each Of you are hereby
Mortified ard required 70 present
am claims and demands which YOU,
ol either of Won. may have against
rhe estate Of Relic r. CoStRr, de-
ceased. late Of said County, To the
County Judge ef MSnrDe County,
Florida, 81 his office in the court
house OF said County at Key West,
Florida. within eight calendar
months from the time Of the
FIRST publication OF this notice.
Each claim Or demand snail ne
IN writin and shall state
rhe place ct residence and post
office address Of rhe claimant. ana
shall he sworn t. by the claim,
ant. his agent or attorney, any
such claim or demand NOT So filed
shah ne void.
dated the 10th day of Septem-
ber. AID. 1896.
(snb JOHN r CCSTAR.
As Admintst rat8r OF the Estate OF
RUlta Y Custar, deceased
sept 1l-f62 % OCT ., 1896
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02

ORDER on 81 Rg.lC AN9aN
T0 T'helmR T. AlhurH
&NS Logan street.
Attanxa. Ge0r2'ia.
NoG ara hereby required To ap~
pear ia the Bill ,,f Complaint. par
divorce, in me above StsEea cause
on the 9Th day of November. All
1876. othefN iSe tt1e ailega tioHs
therein Will he taken SIS con teSscd
This order 70 he published once
n week for fpur consecutive weeks
IN The Key West (rti2eR, q news
paper published 5n Key West. Flor
ida
Done and Ordered this lSt DAY or
CiCtOher q n. 1915
tSEAI.4 ROSS & SA%SE
Clerk OF rhe Circuit Court,
Monroe County F'1nr'i2la.
by: X ATIII. ElGN MOTT AGE. D.C,.
THOMAS y CARO-.
Solicitor far the PlatEtitf.
ocf 2-s-f G~23 446
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02

Plaintiff.
versus
STANLEY r. MILLER, AS SOLE
SIRNTE IN q TOR
DE HONIS NON WITH 1'IE
WILL. ANNEXED OF TIE Els
TATE OF CHARLES ). BANTER,
DECEASED, TT Al,
NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE
Notice IS hereby given that un-
der and by virtue Of rhe Final De
cree OF foreclosure and sale here
c o@to r4ndfng in the Circuit
Court Of the Eleventh Judicial Cir
cuit Of Florida, ii and for Monroe
County, III CEancsry. being Chan
EIW, ARDo II. CATO. Jr., is the
Plaintiff. ana
STANLEY X MILLER. AS
SOLE SURVIVING AnMTNISTRA-
TOR DE BONIS NON WITH TIE
Will. ANNEXED OF TIE Els
TATE OF CHARLES 5. BANTER,
JOSEFHINE Il. BURBANK, A
JANET MCLEOD RILEY, NEE
BURBANK,
CONRAD Nj. RILEY;
CHAIR. EIS BANTER hi IIBANk,
MARY r BURBANK;
are defendants. !, az Special Mus
ter III Chancery appointed by the
Court in said decree, win offer for
sale and sell al public cutlery 10
the highest bidder fer cash al the
front door Of the caurthUSse, Men
roe County, Florida. in the City of
Key West Florida, ON MorCiay. the
7rh day Uf October, i@46, during the
legal hours of sale, the following
described property, situate III Mois-
roe County Florida, to-wiL:
Lots o, II. II of Block .. Lots
and I 3 ~ Block / and Lot 3
Of BLOCK Of Martello Towers. ii
subdivision. according TO the plat
thereon recorded in P'lRt Book Nc.
J. page 40 0f the Public Records
uf Mourpe County. Florida,
together wish all and singular the
teuements. hHrrditaments and ap~
purtenances thEreuntO belonging.
Each az the above described lots
viii he Uttered for sale and sold
separately.
The said property, together with
all and singular the tenementB
herptiftuInVsits End appurtenRnces
thereETtS belonging, are being sold
70 satisfy said decree.
Dated this 3lst day OF August.
1S46.
T. 8. Caro-.
AS Special Master in E'hancurv
Hep1 +-11~1e~96, 0ct =, 1R46.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02

The Overseas Highway Com
mission called fer bids today for
the construction OF proposed
bridges to connect the road to the
mainland.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02

eHrsfu.t and vou
tH uBs of the 40
ftbt als snch wear
hrhvHve 81 our
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02

Kissing H br Interest
Nrft fm customers
fhe hunf succeeds.
w m plant vour bait
~ the nnmle viii ste n
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02

Mrs. r. E. aanford and daugh-
ter, Mary Jane, Of Lake Butler,
N. j., arrived yesterday 10 pass
the winter in Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02

Sees an nnf have tO be q
e. fe rl8se-fisted.
b. O. fellow lmuvbe
~ MNF wauTel in Kew
Wha ED mut Ar mail
fhHf Required speed
ESQ HmKs u order to
NN tn three cents postage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02

Cuban coloniSts began today
TO make preparations for the Oh
servance Of FL Critic de Yara IN
Kew West on October 10.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02

Charles AronovitZ, who had
been in New York several weeks
on business, returned yesterday
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02
LEGAIS

N EsRE CIRCUIT COURT 0F TaFE
asAAsN ems ,aSnftaAs, CENG9ITi
NF asAE Ns'A9a1 oE F'1ioNtDA.
~ AM tshN MONROE COUNTY,
N taANtGAA.
V'aNN Ne. tA@SNs
asI1tSEks% Nf9lIN ktRNRfN,
1sfafatfff :.
BRNdA M4$ VERNON N9RNEN.
1t9sfpuaAnt
spNnESN ND 81 MsstsAs&NN
To, aenlaNtlh Net9f@h NFrNsvn,
~ r., n, Ne, h. Hon 6A@hl
SagsnTffefsVtttt " e.
Yea are herein required - ans
pear 60 the XIII sbe 49tVerise flteA
against Soa Sci the afioSe stAsee
cause on 81 before ahb lNth CAV ~
Gtstohea', n. 4aae, otherwise 4ha
allegations ca@tAiWea faeRtAtA VIII
be taken as sssttffFeaSsstl
3aane ard ordered al kay West.
Flartaa, thsS nth ttsts az september.
An f94G
tCs3ee9flt Court SsNti1
ReSsN q NAWSfN.
t'Retk al ttGfeSNft CONT
nv; AATl4t hsissN N,1T'' At41s.
llenptN t'fei.k
Enrique EssdofnaltlA. ar.
.Attorpey Sae 1Ntafstfgf,
Sert iS4shi atl s4A, ia46
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02

Case No. IN-SSe
JOHN COLDER
T'Iainrfff.
US. DIVORCE
MORENO TIRE DWELL COLDER,
Defendant
ORDER OF Esg s341R( ALTON
To-: Moreno T'rea6well Colder.
G'fD Stephens Cafe,
Granny and Path 81,
Norfolk virginia.
Yea are hereby required 10 ap-
pear TO the Bi0 OF Cumpla irt Tor
divorce in the above styled cause
tn or before October Tsth. AID 1916,
otherwise the allegations therein
viii be taken rs c0nfEsscc.
This order Is To he published once
" eek for four consecutive Weeks
In The Key West Citizen. news
paper published III the City of Key
" est Florida
ITpne and Ordered this nth day
81 September, Al. 1876,
(SEAL) ROSS c SAWYER ---'-
Clerk Gf the Circuit Court,
Monroe County Florida.
By. KATHLEEN NOTTAC
DEPUTY Clerk.
SD Allan e. C'Ieare. .Tr..
Solicitor for the Plaintiff
sent Is ~: oct %, a46
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02

~ TsHR CIRCUIT tNns az "a vssta
EsAlENENTN ~ aa(NAt S9RttsE'
~ ANn lsON MONROE ttna NFN,
STATE OF FNORanA. ~ GRAN
4RcRA.
Cm~N Ne. 9A~ta9S
BARFeelN l.. At.Sl'RN,
ftlRfnViff,
" EsINDEC'E ACTION
T8EG.MA r. AI.R1 ny,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02

IN THE CIRCI-IT CDI-RT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL. CIRCIIT
OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR
MONROE COL NT4. IN CHAN
NJ. 1tA-%25
FORECLOSURES OF NORTtsA GLE
ED ARpO II. CATO. IT.,
Plaintiff
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02

STANLEY 4. MILLER, AS SOLE
SCRN-TN IN & ADMINISTRATOR
DE RON1S NON WITH THE
WILL. ANNEXED OF TIE b!S-
TATE OF CHARLES >. BANTER,
DECEASED. TT Al.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-02

II THE CIRCUIT CoIRT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or TIE 9TA9E OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE I'0I N7'X-
IN d1HAN('ERN.
Case No. IN-SSG
JOHN COLDER.
PIainrffF.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Man, IS, OutIives
doctor Who Won
Bet on His Life
by the Associoted Press

MATHEWS, Va, April 13.-Eigh-
teen years ago Capt. j. Willie Miles,
a Virginia oysterman, entered a
Richmond hospital for a serious in
testinal operation, complicated by
abdominal gangrene.
The head nurse bet the chief sur
geon S. he'd never send Mr.. Miles
out alive. The surgeon took the bet.
In an operation that later was re-
corded in the archives of surgery,
he patched the intestine, removed
the gangrenous tissue and with a
section of automobile inner tube and
copper strips covered the gaping
hole in the abdominal wall.
Mr.. Miles withstood the operation,
slowly strengthened and was dis
charged from the hospital. The nurse
paid the bet.
Still hale and hearty at IS, Mr..
Miles chatted in his home here yes
terday and reflected sadly on the
death earlier this week of the sur
geon who pulled him through, DR..
j. Shelton Horsley of Richmond.
He recalled that while he was
mending a little toddy was pre-
scribed for him, but it was to be
given by tube through the abdominal
fhcision.
Taste being the test of such po-
tions, Capt. Miles refused.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Bafaan Hero's Widow Sued
By Stepfather for $500, 900
BY the Assoeioted Press

DANVILLE, Ill, April 13.-Mrs.
Marajen Stevick Horton, daughter
of Mrs. Helen Stevick Mac Nicol,
president of the Champaign Gll)
News Gazette, Inc, was accused to-
day in Federal Court suit of allie
mating her mothers affections and
was sued for 100000 damages by
her stepfather, Roy v. Mac Nicol, an
artist.
In the suite filed in Danville, Mr..
Mac Nicol said Mrs. Horton "enticed''
her mother from him through ''in-
termeddling and schemes, alienated
Mrs. Mac Nicols affection through
illegal and malicious acts, malic-
iously prosecuted and caused false
imprisonment of the plaintiff in
Mexico" and "slandered and de-
famed" his character.
Damages of $200, 900 were asked on
the first count and 100000 on each
of the other three counts.
Mrs. Mac Nicol and Mr.. Mac Nicol
were married in 1945 after the death
OF her hubsand, who owned the
Champaign paper.
Mrs. Horizons former husband, 1t.
Col. William E. Dyess, Bataan death
march hero, was killed in a plane
crash in California in 1943. She was
remarked last month.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Montgomery Land Sought
For Victory Gardening

An urgent appeal to property
owners in the suburban area of
Montgomery County to lend ground
for Victory Gardens was made yes
terday by Mrs. Ernest F. Klinge,
director of garden planning for
Montgomery County.
Many residents in both the east
ern and western suburban areas de-
sire garden plots, Mrs. Klinge said.
She pointed out that most of those
on the waiting list are persons who
live in apartments or whose prop
erty is not suitable for gardening
Although several large areas have
been plowed and gardens assigned
the garden program will not be a
success unless more land is obtained
Mrs. Klinge declared. She urged
that property owners who are will
ing to offer idle ground suitable for
gardening call Shepherd 1854 OF
Oliver 2300 and ask for the Victory
Garden Office.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Bethesda Area Drainage
Hearings Set Tomorrow

Continuing public hearings on it's
storm drainage program in subur-
ban Montgomery County, the Wash
ington Suburban Sanitary Com
mission will hold three sessions at
3 pm. tomorrow in the county
building in Bethesda On projects
in that area.
The drainage projects are for the
vicinity of Oakridge avenue, Maple
avenue and Oak lane in Bethesda;
Brookeville road and Taylor street
in Chevy Chase and sections in
the Sonoma subdivision.
Last week three projects esti-
mated to cost approximately $146,-
900 were given hearings at Bethesda
and in the eastern suburban area
five projects were approved.
The $5OO,0O0 storm drainage
program for the county will be
financed from a bond issue author
lied at the last session of the State
Legislature. Lacy Shaw, member
of the Sanitary Commission, said
that work on the program is under
way and that it was expected to
be completed within the year.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Vatican Will Canonize
Mother Cabrini July I
BY the Assoeia,ed Press

VATICAN CITY, April 49,
Mother Frances Xavier .Cabrini will
be canonized at ceremonies in St.
Peters July 7, when she will become
the first American citizen to be
numbered among the saints of the
Roman Catholic Church, the Vati-
can press service announced today.
Mother Cabrini, who was beatified
in 1888 by Pope Plus XI, died in
Chicago in 1917.
The preliminary steps to saint
hood for the founder of the Order of
the Sisters of the Sacred Heart have
been virtually completed.
Mother Cabrini was born in the
village of SAINT Angelo Lodigiano,
Italy, in 1851. She became a nat
uralized citizen of the United States
where her work resulted in the
foundation of schools, hospitals, or
phanages and novitiates throughout
the country. Her work spread
abroad. and her institutions have
been established in Paris, London
and cities of Central and South
America.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Chinese Veterans Chief
Likes 6. W. Guidance Plan

Gen. Kan Chao-Min, head Of the
Chinese Veterans Administration,
intends to incorporate some fea-
lures of the George Washington
University veterans student guild
ance program into a similar plan
for China's ex-servicemen, Prof.
Edwin w. Davis, director of the
university's veterans guidance CEN
ter, said yesterday.
Gen. Kan expressed interest in
the university's methods after view
ing the center in operation, Prof.
Davis said. Accompanied by mem
bers of the Chinese Embassy staff
and representatives of the United
States Veterans Administration,
Gen. Kan watched Mr.. Davis and
his 1l-man staff interview veterans
and administer a series of aptitude
examinations.
About 40 ex-servicemen pass
through the center each week in
planning their educational pro-
grams,
Evening star., 1946-04-14
New Drug Described
For Hay Fever Relief
By the a.socioted Press

BUFFALO, N. Y, April ia
new drug which relieved symptoms
of IS per cent of hay fever patients
afflicted by ragweed or grass pol
lens was described today at the Tooth
anniversary meeting of the Univer-
sity of Buffalo Medical Alumni As
sociation.
DR.. Carl Arbesinan said he and
DR.. George F. Koepf had completed
clinical studies of the new drug.
pyribenzamine, which was approved
few days ago by the Pure Food Ad-
ministration for general medical
practice. DR.. Arbesman said it
would be available by July.
Warning that it is not "a panacea
or cure-all" for hay fever or hives,
DR.. Arbesman told the group study
of All cases had been completed.
There was at least so per cent
improvement in the IS per cent of
nay fever cases showing relief"
he said,
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Virginia 10 Clarity
War Voters Act
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, April 13.-The
answer to the problem of how to get
municipal candidates who were not
certified to the Secretary of the
Commonwealth under terms of the
War Voters Act before the electorate
today apparently rested with the
Attorney General.
His answer probably will be made
soon in view of the announced in
tention of Paul E. Harrell, chair
man of the Newport News City
Democratic Committee, to ask the
Attorney Eeneral for an official
opinion on the matter.
Under the act, candidates for the
June election, were to be certified to
the Secretary of the Commonwealth
on April 70, one week after the pri-
maries mari, V ich were held this year on
Jesse w, Dillon, Secretary of the
Commonwealth, has proposed a
means of Strengthening out the sit
uation which affects several other
Virginia cities. Mr.. Dillon said he
thought the intentions of the act
could be met by transmitting copies
of the local ballots to military voters
who have asked to participate in the
June election. Mr.. Dillon said he
would ask the local boards to for
ward copies of their ballots to him.