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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-04

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Dec. 3
-tR-Lutheran Bishop forster
Bohlin ordered tonight a "scien-
ific investigation OF certain
ghostlv disturbances" at lone
" vicarage in Jamtland prov
ince where apparitions report
ed seen over the past 20 years
included a woman IN gray and
three old ladies knitting on
sofa.
The bishop said five clergy
men of the Lutheran State
church who have lived success
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-04
Week Of RededicatiOn
Proclaimed By Mayor
PARKING HALVED

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 3. -
(P)- The Department of Pub
lie Safety gave a modest spin
to the inflationary spiral to-
day.
1t doubled the price or
haIved the time, rather on
the downtown parking meters.
Beginning at 9 a. m. tomor-
row you'll get only 80 minutes
parking for a nickel.
Safety Director Richard r.
Roster said that ''in effect we
are doubling the amount OF
available parking space in the
shopping area"
- But not for the guy with
two nickels.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-04

brought to the attention of
the public. ;"
The remainder of the four
page statement only reiterat-
ed the hospitals stand on the
question, and contained moth
ing new looking toward q set
tlement of the situation.
Meanwhile, the medical
staff Of the hospital is
sued a prepared statement
condemning a "strike against
the sick as unbecoming to
the nursing profession"
The hospitals statement
went on to quote letter sen'
the nurses after it had rece'
See SERVICES OH Page TW.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-04
RAILROADS ASK
new RATE HIKES
Nations Carriers Request
Three Per Cent Boost In
Freight Charges

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3-(Pl-
The American Railroads TO-DAY
asked the Interstate Commerce
Commission to approve three
percent freight rate increase,
bringing to 80 percent the total
rate increases asked since July.
If granted, this would add approx
imately S2,O37,OOo.00o to the ma
tons annual freight bill.
This is the figure the railroads
estimated is needed to meet rls-
ing costs of operations resulting
from wage increases of 10 IL
cents hourly already granted to
members of the conductors and
trainmen's brotherhoods, plus
costs of similar raises pending
with three others.
Prior to filing of today's petl-
ton with the ICC, the railroads
had asked a II per cent rate hike
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-04
Blue BlOOd'S Black Book
Bans ''BOOdle" Bad Boys

Cushing 4th, who married act
ress Georgette Windsor. George
Vanderbilt, who married Anita
Zabala Howard, promptly fol-
lowed his brother, Alfred Gwyn-
re Vanderbilt, out Of the regis
ter pages. The taboo also landed
on Henry ]. (Bob) Topping, who
married actress Airline ] u d g e
after Airline divorced his brother
Dan.
In the register this year by
See BLUE On Page Two
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The Weather
SUB FORECAST

SUB FORECAST
'O4L Catolina--Considerag cloud
~. 49, 1AuTsday and Friday. Colder FIJI
-s rss ard co4oer with occasional Egh'
''s! North portion THURSDAY night.
o-'N CaroEna-Considera cloud
~ re- Thursday md Friday. Colder
1.s;asy 'ng;ssosy nigh. and Friday with oc.
''''Ona' light rain Thursday night.
~, FORECAST
~. ,,,.;s'soro5ogicsl data for the "a hour:
N''s ''5U PIN. yesterday.
,.o, TEMPERATURES
q. 10y "a. M ts; 7;30 am. IS; 1:3o pm
~ so pm. IS.
- '-a'..iaun 90; Minimum So; Mean SO
,,. .'9o An. g; 7:3o am. so; 1870 pm
- 80 pm. 10.
PRECIPITATION
0 inches, i'0uis ei'oins '''o PIN
Iota! Total since the first Of the month
TIDES FOR TODAY
t. S''- ne Tide Tables published b.
N0ast and Geodetic Survey.
''-'i-'astoH -- 2:22 an. s:ss am.
N'S'8ooeo Inlet l2:2s am. s:2s an,
,.>o; .s1asise 7:o2; sunset sos; Moonris S pi is
Fjv.. IN; Moonset 12:43 pm.
SIage at Fayetteville, N. c., a
N, "edheSday l1.6 feet.
- ''Vfe WEATHER on Page Two
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Ghostly Goings-OnGive
Cagey Curates Concern

sively in the vicarage near a
deep forest over 20-year
period told him the main spec
tire was the woman in gray.
A visitor to the vicarage said
he saw the three old ladies
dressed in old-fashioned clothes.
The haunts were more apt to
appear when the moon was full,
the bishop quoted the clergy
men as saying, and one old
rocking chair frequently was
See GHOSTLY on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-04
KIWANIS DEMANDS
TAXES REVISION
Club Members Join Move.
ment To Advance Indus
trial Progress Here

Following a report by Alwan-
ian John H. Farrell on the meet
ing of Wilmington service club
leaders with Rotarians on Tues
day, the Wilmington Kiwanls
club yesterday unanimously ap-
proved a motion by Harry Solo
mon and Fred Little, demanding
that the city council and county
commissioners take steps to re-
wise the present tax structure in
order that high tax rates will not
stand in the way of Wilmington
securing more industrial enter
prises.
The motion which was ap-
See KIWANIS On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-04

NEW YORK. Dec. 3.-lR-The
pages of society's little red and
black book banged shut today
with a Cushing, a Vanderbilt and
a Topping left on the outside.
But the deficit caused by these
deletions in the 1948 Social Reg
lister were made up by the ap-
pearance of several newcomers
. whose recently acquired
snouses have all the blue blood
necessary for a lire in the little
book.
Omitted this year is Harry
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-04
BrOu9htOn Blasts Interference
In Race Relationship Problems
VETS ADMINISTRATION BULLETIN
FORBIDS FEEDING OF SEA GULLS

SEATTLE DEC. 3-lP-Bulletin No. 130 of the Seattle
regional office of the Veterans Administration titled Feeding
Of Sea Gulls," reads
81" has to the attention of this office that " A. en-
food window Slls and other
econs attracting guls This practice
distraction their regular work well marrng
the appearance of the building 49,
To wit: Effective immediately no " A. employe % VIII
might attract gus All supervisory personnel will take
necessary steps to insure compliance
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-04
See MARSHALL On Page Two
NEGROES OBTAIN
ACL RESTRAlNER
Brotherhood, Sout h e r n
Railway Also Cit e d
Against Discrimination

WASHINGTON, Dec. ,3-(P'-
A preliminary injunction was
signed today against the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen and
Enginemen, the Southern Rail
wav and the Atlantic Coast Line
to restrain them from discrimina-
ting against Negro firemen in job
assignments.
Justice Alexander Holtzoff of
the federal district court broaden
ed the injunction to include 10 of
Sec NEGROES on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-04

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3-(Pl-
Chairman Eaton GRIND Of the
House Foreign Affairs commit
tee declared today that Russia
is out to conquer the world, and
his committee produced figures
to show that the Soviets have an
army of 4,05O,OO0 to help in the
attempt.
Eaton appeared befo.e h e
House Rules committee to get
clerance for the opening Of de-
bate tomorrow on a bill authorlz-
ing $49O,OoO,0OO in emergency,
stop Communism aid to France,
Italy, Austria and China.
what could stop Russia from
taking over all of Europe in "a
hours?" asked Rep. Cox (D-Ga.(,
a member of the Rules commit
tee.
''Not a thing" Eaton replied.
Prepared By Army
The estimate of Soviet military
strength was prepared by the
Army department and made pub
lie by the Foreign Affairs COM
mittee, which said Russia was
trying with fear" and "despera-
ton" to prevent the U. S. from
Strengthening Western Europe.
Some members cited the i'm
piled Soviet menance as a rea-
son for raising the emergency re-
lief fund to the $685., 100000 al
ready authorized by the Senate
for the three European countries
only, leaving aid to China until
later.
But the Foreign Affairs group
stood by its own figure, saying in
a report.
I'VE must not fall into the So
Wet trap of bleeding ourselves
See RULES on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-04
Rules Committee
Se5s,' Measure On
Re- So Warns That
- an Take All
y ~ ope In Day

- .SHINGTON, Dec. B.
s. The House Rules COM
1ittee, prodded by warnings
that Russia could take all Eu-
rope by force within "a
hours" today cleared he
$500, 100000 emergency for
eign relief bill for final House
action.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-04
FORECAST:

Wilmington aud vicinity: Consider
sl,Ie cloudness today, colder with oc-
casional light rain tonight; Friday,
considerable cloudiness and colder.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-04

See CASUALTIES On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-04

See RULES on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-04

See RAILROADS on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-04

See NEGROES on Page Two
Evening star., 1947-08-09
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. la,ps couples must
apply for marriage license on
ona day. tDait three full days and
receipe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
James Gamble, 80. 1921 9 st. NV. and
Melba Kennerly, 26, 1888 Lamont st.
Willie Wood, 20. and Willie Mae Sims, 35.
both Of $40 New Jersey ave. NV
Edward Twine. %. 1851 Florida ave. ne,
and Laura Thomas. "a, 1910 9Th st,
James calIan. "a, Chevy Chase, Nd, and
ee0rgs gsSeohs. Ss5.. p, 17s4 g.. Que St NV; and M
william a1 Frsleish &c. niv UaersS cSb and
Danica Georgevich. 3s, Hotel Martiniaue
ana Ann Nugent, %. a4ol Calvert St.
Herbert Michael, %. 1905 Savannah st.
Sc" and Emma White. 20, 22o Wayne
john saa Fann Ss fsee ps lsSs r. rsgpfPt rss St St
'a@ss bess Roa' q ATnstes iii on Hsl'n Aa'''a''
both Of 1891 2sth st. NV.
,osn nsss Possis Il a. l7St N.Sss:s ssES i NAB.
Elizabeth Sweeney. 3s,. ,al47 o st. NV.
Herbert Lowell, 10. $50 Alabama ave. Sc,
and Sarah oliver, 1s, 62s eth st. s.w.
n.e., and Florence Kalkusky. IS, 1881
Elmer Masters, ,2s,. 1910 1st st: NV, and
Geraldine Schauf, 25, 424 Marietta pl.
NV.
Charles Wooaha9s, ss 81, AN, and Anne stovall'
Robert Busada, az, 1880 2sth st. Sc, and
Matilda Tehaan, SO. 34ls Prospect ave.
william shouse, e5, ela a2nd ST., NV,
snd Helen wilhitsss e, 4l24 srd st. NV;
Grace Smart a6: i ss4 PARK I'd. NV
Mildred Bailey, IS, 1901 X st. n NV. ''
Norman sanner, as, st. PETERSBURG, Fla,
and Annette Wilcox. 46, 1910 Perry
''ssi and faeine cosb1rn, %, e'S' asio Ashmesd
James me- ".T Judd. "A. 1904 eand " Sc, and
Elincr Estes 10. Madison, Va,
Frank De Loach 20, 1892 N st. NV. and
Marianne Fitzgibbon, 90, 1928 18th st
Robert Halle es os15 18th St NV
and Lucele Brady, 25, 2s New York ave
Paul Nichols, 81, 1873 ard st. NV. and
Beatrice Frisbee. 25, -2O1 E St Sc.
500 Lee, ~. and Tom Juns Toy, 81. both
EDWARD W Sif Mersn ezs 81 s7 sas 14.h St. ne
Wanda chihocky, 90, 1874 columbia
Leslie Van-Geison, 10, Bellevues Mich. and
Jean Redmond, 1S, 2021 4th st. ne.
Edward Kaier, %, 2809 51st ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1947-08-09

and lee Gilmore. 90. asz6 East csp.sol
st.
Donald Jacobs, 90, and Bette Moore. rs,
both Of 17o1 18th st. nv.
and Patricia Rosicki. 21, 1913 Harvard
Garland West, 3r.. 1928 Rhode Island ave.
NV, and Elizabeth Mcdonald, "a, $685.
Connecticut ave. NV
and Edith watts, so, 34o4 18th st. ne
Weldon Shores, 81, Deal Island, Nd, and
carrie Craig, 81. 203 East Clifton ter.
Charles Fletcher, ir., 10. and Mary Rich
ardson, 19, both Of Arlington, Va.
Jonnie Campbell, 40, 4To0 Butteryorth
pl; nv, and Jeanette Mcclure, Arling-
James Hooten, 3rd. "a. 1915 Bryant st.
ne, and Grace Cool, 35, 1928 Columbia
ssnI.mln nnd 9,r1 Preston, s., rt; selyoir. Va.
"es1sy sn9y W,as Wh,ss; III. H. 81 1919 iath st. nv,
ara Esther Lynn, a, a 4s6o osfN New Ta Hamp. nM:.
Snlre ave. NV
and Pearl Fox, 81. 213O N st. NV.
Clarence Grant. 80, 1898 corcoran st.
Evening star., 1947-08-09
Three Daughters Leove
For GAR TuIks Todoy

Three members of the Ellen Spen-
Ger Mussey Tent No. l, Daughters
of Union Veterans of the Civil War
were to leave today for the 81st an
nual convention of the Grand Army
of the Republic to be held in Cleve-
land, tomorrow through Thursday.
Mrs. Myrtle Burke, president, will
be accompanied by Mrs. Hermione
A. Sutton, national musician, and
Miss Grace Hurd, national treasurer
Evening star., 1947-08-09

two charges each Of larceny and un-
lawful entry.
Sentence ucon James II. Sawyer,
10, colored, no fixed address, was
imposed by Municipal Court Judge
George D. Nelson. The clothing,
valued at nearly 500, was reported
stolen on May 20 and July Is.
Evening star., 1947-08-09

NV. and Eunice Sigh. 81. SO ouinc,
Arthur Lewis, 90, and Kathleen Pearce,
Is, both OF Arlington, Va.
Theodore Barron, 21, Norfolk, Va, and
=, Florsnes, ss, kuhlmapn' q, 4l6 2 St: ne;
Station, and Anna oruich. 20. 23o1
Jay Cornell, 20, WASHINGTON, and Media
Hughes, %, 1901 Kenyon st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-08-09
Man Gets 360-Doy Term
For CIothino Thefts

Clothing thefts from the apart
ments of two residents in rooming
house in the 2s0o block OF Thirteenth
street NV. yesterday netted a 49,
year-old man a total OF $50 days on
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04
Daniel Melvin

A two year police hunt for Dan
lei Melvin, colored, wanted for
the murder of his wife on Decem-
Der "a. 1915, ended Friday when
he was apprehended in Holly Hill.
S. C.
The arrest was made by Sheriff
H. D. Stanley and Investigator
Horace Shaw, who acting in a tip
off, located Melvin working in
the pulpwood business in Holly
Hill. They nabbed him when he
appeared at the pay window to
draw his wages.
Held without bail in the Column
bus county Jail pending May hear
ings in Superior court Melvln
refused to discuss his case with the
arresting officers.
However. referring to his at
tempts to avoid the police, he was
quoted as saying, "The scouting
was sure tough going"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04
SHOOTS SELF

Homer La Grand Lyons, Jr.,
prominent Columbus county at
torney, took his own life in ms
Whiteville home yesterday. His
BODY was found by his wife, the
former Clara Bell Hardwick' OF
Tabor City, shortly after noon.
LYONS shot himself in the head
with a 12-gauge shotgun. Joseph
Skies, Whitevilie insurance a,
gent, who conducted the initial
Investigation because OF the
coroners' absence, said Lyons
committed suicide.
Skies added that no motive
had been uncovered. Lyons lett
no note. His family and friends
were unable to provide a rea-
son for the suicide.
LYONS, who was SO years DID,
was associated with the law firm
of LYONS asd Lyons, in partner
shin with his father since 1883;
He left two children, Kit, g. and
Nancy, 10. His mother ana
sister were en- route to White
vile Thursday night from Bur.
l;npton. No date has been SET
for the funeral.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04
Order Of Eastern Star Installs
New Officers Here On Friday

New Officers of the Tabor City
chapter of the Order of Eastern
Star were installed Friday eve
ming in a beautiful and impressive
ceremony by Mrs. Mae Thomas,
of Chadbourn, district deputy
grand matron, and w. A. Thomas,
of Chadbourn, past patron.
Officers for the fiscal year are ::
Mrs. Inez Rogers, worthy matron
Rev. Winfrey Davis, worthy pa
iron; Mrs. Myrtle Soles, associate
matron; Frank Young, associate
patron; Mrs. Mae Young, secre-
tary; Mrs. Grace Bruton, treas
urer; Mrs. Kate Prince, conduct
ress; Mrs. Berylene Rogers. asso-
ciate conductress; Mrs. Mildred
Burroughs, chaplain; Mrs. Queenie
Bruton, marshall; Mrs. Anna Bell
Angle, organist; Mrs. Gertrude
Butler, Ada; Mrs. Bertha Wright,
Ruth; Mrs. Ruth Brice, Esther;
Mrs. Gladys Carroll, Martha; Mrs.
Ermma Winstead, elector; Mrs.
Stella Mae Long, warder; and j..
S. Rogers, sentinel.
Protems are: Mrs. Myrtle Soles,
worthy matron; Frank Young,
worthy patron; Mrs. Marie Bald
win, associate matron: Mrs. Blan-
che w. Hyman, conductress; Mrs.
Ruth HARRISON, associate conduc-
tress; Mrs. Alma R. Canady, sec
rotary; Mrs. MAZDA Hodges, treas
urer; Ms. Emma Smith, marshall;
Mrs. Delsie S. Davis, chaplain; Mrs.
Beulah Kelley, organist; Mrs. l.
nee Spivey. Ada; Mrs. Vera Fon-
vielle, Ruth; Mrs. Ola Fowler,
Esther; Mrs. Ruby Parham. Mar
tina; Mrs. Zula Hickman, Elector;
Mrs. Edith Carroll, Warder; and
Kern Prince, sentinel.
Mrs. Ola Fowler presented gifts
of sterling in behalf of the chap
ter, to Mrs. Inez Rogers for per-
feet attendance for one year and to
Mrs. Mae Young for perfect at
tendance record of two years.
Both Mesdames Rogers and Young
were reelected to their respective
offices.
Visitors were in attendance
from the Chadbourn and White
vile chapters and many special
guests were invited
Following the installation cere-
monies, a sandwich course was
served by the refreshment COM
mittee.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04
r. r. Crossing
Discussed Again

A delegation of city commits
sioners and representatives of the
merchants association is expected
to confer in the near future with
officials of the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad company regarding
the construction of new highway
crossing over the tracks on Rail
road street.
Plans, already approved by the
railroad company and the state
highway and public works COM
mission, are to eliminate the eros
sing at Live Oak street and move
it to a point approximately rs
feet south.
The improvement, engineers say,
will remove the hazards of two
sharp turns at the present eros
sing. At the proposed crossing,
motorists will make only one easy
turn directly into the Green Sea
road.
Final action before actual con-
struction begins is dependent on
conferences regarding the costs of
the work.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04
Dies In Italy

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Turbeville
received word this week that their
son, Bright, %, died in Italy
where he served in the army. Re-
ports of the circumstances were
incomplete and the family is a
waiting further word from Wash
ington.
Turbeville had II years service
and was completing an enlistment
at the time of his death.
Others surviving besides his pa
rents are his wife, the former
Melba Smith, of keyesville, Ga.
a son, Larry, and a daughter
Beth; four brothers, j. c., Jen-
mis-, Gurthie, Grady, and Broadus,
all of Tabor City; four sisters
Mrs. C. C. Bennett, Mrs. Thomas
Strickland, both of Tabor City,
Mrs. Hubert Jernigan OF Wmtec
Vile. and Mrs. Steve Dzina OF
Buffalo, n. Y.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04
School Board

n. names ". Peay, Tabor Civ
.tpe,s S' OF the county board Of
ior ;nS emphasized the need
as ': Tt buildings a, a board lard, meet e.t.
h ,.s in Whitevilie.
to Il. response to his inquiry as
r,i N date funds will be- a. a.
ossI ' ..t for recons,ruet;on IS
would SsA3oIs, Peay was told work TX
soupi. % te possible within "a
ton Counted as board of educa-
City '' ~a in Tabor
SP. sn williamson, lssae Gore
Color" ''h' and S, L. Jackson
Gerald, CO Committee are Gov
as w.. eorge Stevens, and Is.
.snn at.,s' In Cuide~sy, the
Coy, ssssi' is J. H. Norris, Z B. M M.
md I .ssse Gore, Robert Gore.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04
Rotarians Hear
Neil Bolton

Neil Bolton. agricultural agent
for the Tide Water Power COM
pany, discussed the current pro-
cram being set up in Southeastern
North Carolina entitled Better
Farming for Better Living" at
Monday nights meeting of the To-
cal Rotary Stub.
Mr.. Bolton pointed out how
retail sales always have been mea-
sured by the farmers income and
how it is of ultra Importance to
the entire nation that the $780,
600 u. S. farmers continue to re-
ceive substantial price for their
commodities.
Mr. Bolton asked local organi-
cations to cooperate in the cur
rent program to better farming in
the area and asked that as many
nersons as would learn something
about what the group is striving
to do.
Cash prizes are being given te
farm families who win out in the
eleven county sector in which the
contests are being held.
Red Leamon. with the Tide Wa
ter company in Whiteville, wa'
a visitor at the meeting.
i A. A. White, a charter mem
ber If the Rotary here who ha
resided in Bladenbore for severa
wears, was back with the loca
club again and received roun'
of applause.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04
Greeley Long
Tie Ref Bouts

Greeley Long, 24-vear-old local
BOY who made good in profession
al boxing, will referee the bouts
scheduled for tonight and tomor-
row night in the Whitevllle hlgn
school auditorium. Starting bell
is at 8 p. m.
Home for a brief vacation, Lone.
arrived in Tabor City Friday and
plans to remain another week.
The fights he will referee are the
same series in which he got his am
ateur start in 1888.
After graduation from TABOR
City high school, Long entered tne
navy where he served four years
as an athletic instructor. Upon ms
discharge. he settled in Rochester,
N. Y, where he began his PROBES
sional career aout two years ago
Since then he has appeared IN
Rochester, Buffalo. and Toronto
He has won all of his 26 fights
IT with knockouts.
His successes lifted him into
higher boxing bracket. When ne
goes north again next week., II
will be to New York City to be-
gin a new contract under ne"
management.
An advice to boys planning
professional boxing career, Gree
lev warned: "I'ts tough. hard me
with many sacrifices. If a boy
wants to be a pro fighter and noth
ing will stop him, all right. Blu
I'd advise a boy to go to college
and get on the boxing team there
That way, he could fight and ge
necessary education at the sam'
time" 49,,
The son of Austin Long, Gree
lev is spending his vacation on nj
fathers farm near Pireway.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-04
Plans Approved For Spraying
community With DOT Soon

riry commissioners APP
1a1oF oIs ss' Tuesday night TO
orst ~ e's ritr with DOT in an at IT
"a. ' 10 rid rid the immunity oH1' !yms 81
kn 5?',;, % flies, and other ,; sma,i
so. .9!1 which. in the past proved
E ,sssi summer problems,
,.,,,r3 G. Cole. executive sec
E;a'E; ,ros o. i..5 the proposition
fo tn:., ,,,sf,, With Dr. Lloyd John +
Fonis sa"n.r health doctor. ana
E Esa, ;'C Canady. [. 5. health de-
's I1:5o official,
r.. federal government VIII
n5 LIy free Of charge between GDT C ;To
n y iooo gallons Of Dbl. CoIe
!!n "a I" Tho civ will purchase ap,,
'aM. ;,,a '9i $40 Of equipment and
'oN' Iabor costs. Estimated cost ST
\: s IreG: the community Will
T III ). y Sare when work will be-
:, 'T !, no, known. Past expert
| T. M, = with wi. DOT in this vicinity
E, sai, lin IN almost . full exterml-
[ s.;nN Of flies. Malaria cases de-
- .s,aj : ) per cent. Other insects
tsr Similarly eliminated
mt remains effective for sew
l, I'm months. In some cases, m
~. an,erng homes seven months y;
e. a., snyirg were killed mmedl-
F II: DIT is not harmful 10
[s01la or animals.