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Evening star., 1947-02-16

top OF a mountain. II Georgetown anu IeoISe
Washington obtain the National Guard Armory
for basket ball double-headers next winter they'll
stage their own invitation tourney during the
Christmas holidays.
Burton Shipleys salary at the University of
Maryland is paid on the basis of his being a pro-
fessor, not as basket ball and baseball coach
consequently, his salary doesn't affect the Terps'
athletic budget-one of the reasons Athletic Di-
rector Jim Tatum will request him to continue
as court coach -. Shpley hasn't made up his
mind about continuing basket ball coach, but
an early applicant for that job, just in Burt
quits, has been Ben Goldfadden, former G. w.
player.
Evening star., 1947-02-16

Prddy who beginning to resemble reasonable facsimile
Clark Griffith salary difficulties The
his native California training
will head for Florida late Priddy has been managing
pro company Angeles during the winter
troublesome salary quawke
Buddy Lewis doing all right with his Gaston c. auto
mobile agency.
Evening star., 1947-02-16
Win, Lose, or Draw
A Howk's-Eye View of Assorted Sports Scenery
BY BURTON HAWKINS

Worsham golf pro- recently ball AGO yards and
belted golf ball the
yards the both of them were
Evening star., 1947-02-16
Colts Case q Comeback Kid

quarterback recently signed by the
Colts, shot down B26 Sardinia He
both knees smashed He couldn't
finally fit he made for lost
to prison
than 300 miles reach
Watered Frankie Albert, former
A. the Sckest formation engineer
Uine Arena got frosty reception
tho with onlv two
Spring training The Miami CLUB forced
park will hex its muscles at
football star, Bob Feers
battery sandlot ranks.
Let's for football practice next fall
been sold through
Charley spnter has been undeeated for
high school freshman He has run
equaled the world record OF
What has become Of Robert Murphy, VINO
was going unionize baseball players?
featheweight is using his ring money
to invest Stonewa Jackson wld-sWnging
Bottom studying electricity and hopes 10
haveh quits AL Costello who
covers Redskins for married shortly.
Evening star., 1947-02-16
Be q Ball Player and See the World

Yankees Giants seeing generous por-
Rico Venezuela and
through Venezuela Cuba and Panama ana
the Honolulu One of the writers covering the
furnished home in Orlando He received
phone who willing to rent for s75o
month
Pittsburgh pitching won't lack experience The Prates
will have Art Herring 49, Fritz Oster
mueller 49, and Rip will be 80 in June Helnie
Miller who was willing University of Maryland 155-
FOUNDER would King Points classy Stan Wheaey
bumped Aedged upset Reider had the scrap won
easily on Wheay hattened him in the final round
less night games than the ST Louis Browns
1000 customers The American League
Hal Whe
of Yankees and Don Black ana BOD
of Masterson has 20 games
has beaten the White Sox VINO nave
him five times.
Evening star., 1947-02-16

Little Generals Bow
Massanutten Military Academy
defeated Westinghouse High of
Arlington, 43-27, yesterday at
Woodstock.
Evening star., 1947-02-16

See (DODDS, Page B-2)
Evening star., 1947-02-16

(See RESULTS, Page BED
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-02-22

Bon Der olten 1eidi9te, eripi.
0erte Der Wofler gleibgiiltig. rSbr
tpiBt, mas ih oantals i'm 8albe ge.
Ieben babel"
yGIt - nihts iagen!" tparnte Der
@irt, ben i9mlIsigen 3eieefinger anf
Die ipulitigen 2ippen Legend. yger.
brennt Gud ben Wilno nibt, mir ia.
ben l6on einmal onrunter leioen miiis
ien!"
SD tperbe Mid bitten" ipottete
Steinbauer, na6 Dem 8Iaie ereifeno,
in peldem ser 8ein 1pie fliiiiges
8olo frnfelte. r@eIeben bab' ids,
aber betpeiien fann ids nidt. 9a,
tpie i6medt Sbnen Der Sropfen?"
Snfel Seinrid) bate nit Der Nies
ne zines &enners an Dem 8laie ges
nippt - er belt es iest unter bie
Nole, 1tnb aus iebem 3uge Ieines 8e-
| Iibtes lel1dJtete 8efriebigung.
~gSas ioa ser 8ein foIten?" fragte
er Sen @irt.
~einen Soler."
vltno lpie bel babt sSbr oaoon nod
inn 9eller?"
Sea, Elm 9uteno 6Goiden ,peroen
es no6 iein."
~Gie nebme id, tpenn Ssbr lie mir
Dertaufen pollt."
nOanfe, id] trinfe auh oarn uno
mann gerle Elm gutes @las @ein."
User Gud oieIen 8ein 10 biaig
nerfauft bat, ser muB nihts 6aoon
peritanoen boben, ooer er batte i'm
geItoblen -"
~grlouben Sic, ih fauFe feir ae,
ltoblenes @ut!" brouite ser 8irt oui,
uno aud aus ben slueen Steinbauers
5udte Elm orobenoer 9lid auf Snfel
Seinri6. ~Solde @orte min id nid]t
spieoer borenl"
rSieber 8ott, id] taite ia Cure CT
re nitt an" iagte S6ponenbera be-
9utlgeno; "i6 1pollte nur iaeen, bab
oer 8ein oa5 0oppelte tpert it,"
~Weinetiuegen," tnl1rrte Der 8trt;
Der 8einbdnbler fam ei11 gIel ae.
peIen iein ooer iid eeirrt baben. slber
man lou bier nidt bon geitoblenem
Gut reoen."
$50 1pollen mir bon ettpaS an0es
rem reoen," fubr Shtponenberg fort.
/ rHiiden Sic berals nit Ser Spra6e,
Sr. Steinbauer. @os baben sic So
mails I'M @oloe eeieben?"
~8as eeben Sic mir, tpenn ids
Sbnen iage?" ertpioerte ser Mafler
lauerno.
so, 10, Sic tponen @eIo bamit
peroienen, obgleid Sic geIeefi6 per-
pfli6tet Iino, oaes 5u iueen, mas Sic
Dtlien."
~0os @eies fam mid ni6t 5uin-
gen, Elm @ebeimnis 5l entbiiIen, oas
id betpabren min" !" mari Steinbauer
etn.
Scum tpobI! ssie piel foroern
Sie?"
~S6?" ipottete ser Wafler, nit
letnem 8enolfen einen perItanonis-
ooIlen 9ltd lpe6Ielnb. .@arni6ts!
Wean ioa nid]t iagen, i6 eebe oarauf
aus, @elo 81 erpreiien uno SamiIien.
gebeimniiie 81. perfaufen. Sd bin ir1ts
mer Elm ebrenbafter Wann getpeien
nno oa5 min i6 aud bleiben, 10 Ianee
i6 lebe."
S6panenberg bate cine 3ieorre
onge5iinoet uno perorteBli6 Job er sen
Hau6Dolfen naf).
~@enn Sic oos @ebeimnis nift
bertaufen tpollen, 10 reben Sic iibers
baupt ntft onoon!" iagte er un1pil.
Zig.
vSie baben mid pieoer miBber.
ltanoen," erlduterte Steinbauer; .i6
iagte nur, oaB ih feinen Hreis MAIDEN
Dolle. gtpas anoeres lit es, tpenn mir
elm gltes 9ebot gernadt miro. @ol-
len Sic ooriiber nit Sbrem Sbnager
reoen, 10 fommen mir bieleiht gum
3iel. geriidli6tigen Sic ober babel,
oab brei Berlonen ibre Ils slagen mo-
den neroen, llno oaB oieIe brei Ser
ionen lt6 in Die 9elobnung teilen
miilien."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-02-22

tief Ing @las, aber nit Dem gesablen
bapert's nanbmal."
nSat er gu6 nienals berraten, BOB
er oas @ebeimnis fennen min, Dos
iiber Dem Eobe bes alien garons
if1pebt?"
Sie Iugen @rabenmaders itarrten
bon lteberraidung auf ben Mafler.
.&as lpeiB er bapon?" fragte er
leile.
.0as min er nidt oerraten. Sd
bab' i'm eingelaoen, beute bieber gu
fommen. 0un eriparte i6 i'm. @ir
miiiien i'm griinoltd bearbeiten; es
lit moelid, baB Iein @ebeimnis uns
bon 0eusen fem fann."
r8enn er iiberbaupt etipas tpeiB,
meinte 9rabenmader, rer lit INNER
elm Waulbelo geipeIen."
~8enn er fonlnt, labt iein 9los
ni6t leer 1ueroen; &tnoer uno ges
trunfene fonnen ni6ts peridtpeigen.
~Seoa, 8irtihaft!" rief in bielen
Iugenblid cine belle Stimme.
rGas lit Shpanenberg, Ser Shtpn.
ger bes 8arons 9aiioiger," fliiIterte
stetnbauer ieinem @enolien 5u, Ser
| iif i6merf0uie bon ieirem Sit er.
bob; "er fommt llns geraoe reht."
Snfel Seinrid itano idon inn 8ob=
men Ser offenen Siire - nit ieinenl
iooialen 2a6eln nidte er Sen 8eioen
5u.
~Sier miro pobl 2atsiibung qes
balten?" lagte er better. vSopper=
ment, tpte fnnn mans nur in oieler
2uft ausbalten?"
rSab' idon fiinfuno5pnnaig Sabre
oarilt gelebt," ertpioerte ser 8irt, ser
letnen 8aIt bonn S6eitel Bis su oen
Soblen muterte; uipem lie nidt ge=
falt, Der fam ia orauBen bleiben!"
~gtur nt6t gleih grob tperoen!"
tnbr S6panenberg fort, tpdbreno er
nit oem SaIdentu6 oen Stubl iGu-
berte, auf Dem er Elas nebmen nou=
te. User ein offentlides Sofal bat,
muB Itf elm ltrteil bariiber gefoIlen
lolien. @as ba6t SSbr 5u trinten?"
~S6naps uno oiinnen 8ier, apie es
Ole ormen Seltte perlangen, oie bier
einfebren."
SEA, cine 6laI6e @ein miro ipobl
aud nod in gurem &eaer liegen, Z"
fiigte Steinbauer bin5u.
rsllter 3beinpein," nidte Ser
8irt; ~if bab' i'm Dor Sobren fau=
fen miiiien, alS meine Ieliee Srau
franf tuar. 9ie Sloide toitet aber Ell
men SoIer."
~Nad Dem 3reis bab' i6 ni6t ge=
fragt," iagte Snfel Seinrid; bolt
5uei 5laiden berauf."
v8as pollen Sic bier?" fragte ser
Nafler, alS @rabenma6er li6 ent-
fernt bate. uSat Sbr Serr S1pager
Sic bierber selfidt?"
v9as geraoe ni6t," antportete
S6wonenberg, Sen biele birette Sra.
ge einigermaBen in gerlegenbeit 81,
Iesen id)ien; uaber Sic baben geItern
abeno seIagt, Ser @irt bier uiiie aud
oieles -"
~8as er peiB, 6as 1peiB i6 audi,
mari Steinballer elm; rer fann nur
meme s(uslagen beit1tigen."
vltnb mas sic apiIien, Dos mollen
Sic nid)t iagen."
~8eil es in mon9en SGllen ee,
fabrli6 lit, Sic @nbrbeit gu lasen,
better Serr."
rauh in 6ieiem Solle?"
~Se na6oen," eripioerte ser Sea.
fler adiel5udeno. Gin augen3euge,
Der feline gepeile bat, fann oreiIt ser
2iige beIbuloigt tperben."
~Wein Shpaeer tpiro bie @abr=
beit bon Der 2iige unterIdeioen fons
men,"
~gab, bas iino id0ne g0rte, auf
Die id nifts gebe!" iaste Steinbauer
uno mari Dem 1pieoer eintretenoen
8irt einen beoeuti iamen 8lid su. r8a-
ron slrdimbalb bleibt INNER ser 8rll=
Der Sbres S6maeers, ,,nb oem 9ru=
Der miro er eber @lauben ihenfen ais
Dem Sremoen.
~@opon rebet Sbr?" fraste gra-
benmader, irbem er sic beItaubten
5lalden unO orei 8eingl1ler ouf Sen
Gid itellte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-02-22
z. Mmf bnnHen 8abnen

.3nm auduf nit Der Yladerei BEL
iolher Site!" murmeIte gbriItian dr.
gerlid), als er nad) Dem Mittageilen
in ben @agen itieg, Inn ben Softer
&loigers aus ser Sta6t al bolen.
yDamit fonate elm anberer beanftragt
tueroen, mid alien Mann bate man
oabeim lafien iollen."
Der autiher ibIus nit Der Deit.
ihe anf ben gaul, Der Ianeiam an-
5og uno MIR llngern tpeiter trabte.
gbriitian Iegte Die fiIberbortierte
Miise neben iid nn6 f,ibr nit beioen
Kodiak mirror., 1947-08-23

Many Kodiak island veterans have not as yet applied for their Alaska bonus, it was discovered by Ken Wade of the local Red Cross chapter, on a trip around the island with Mailbeatman Robert von Scheele this week. More than 25 ex-ser-vicemen were given assistance during the trip, and 6 complete report will be filed with the local Red Cross chapter in ,he near future
 Mrs Wade accompanied her husband on the trip and along with them were Nancy Norman, Becky Smith and Dale Moore,
Kodiak mirror., 1947-08-23

,OR SALE-2 adj. places on 1 Kizhuyak bay. million feet saw timber. Good S-room house, running water, light
 plant. Shop. warehouse < oth- CT bldgs. Some furD toels & , groe. ? gill nets & dories. l
 speedboat & kicker. ? mi. to a
 good red stream, l5 mi. to Ma
 " base. Material on dock to
 build small cannery. Good hunting X fishing grounds a Price S7oUU. F. A Healey Box ll2l E. Kodiak, Alaska 9-6
Kodiak mirror., 1947-08-23
trausoortation it is advised that players planning to go sign up at tie Center i'll advance

Prospects of capacity attend- ance at the annual Summer For" nal Dance at the Community Center Ioomed today with the report that tickets for the affair are going fast Attendance at she party is limited to 60 couples with tickets goirg on a first como first served basis.
 Music for the dance will be furnished by the Four Hits < 8 Miss orchestra with dancing from g pm till l am.
 A Pageant of Queens, present. ing the IA lovely Kodiak girls in the St. Mary's church queen contest, will be feature of the dance.
 Tickets may be obtained from any member of the Center's program council, of which Kay Wade is chairman, or at the cen- ter.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-08-23

 FOR SALE-Blue Tudor l941 Ford Sedan Excell cond Radio, manifold heater, 5 new tires. Came up on Denall. $Il75, or sl250 with guaran- tee. You couldn't buy iG in Sc sttIe this cheaply, not to men ton the $254 additional freight charge to Kodiak. Will accept truck in trade. Phone 705, or stop at 3O- -E-A, Civilian Hous- ing Area, after 5.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-08-23

Kodiak volIeyball players will again tangle with the MOB Civ ilian club sextet in the Civilian gym Tuesday evening at $50. Members of the squad will leave tbe Center at $.
 All interested players are ln' vited to joln the local squad on the trip but in order to assure
Kodiak mirror., 1947-08-23
CIossifieds

OR SALE-At Uyak. We'll built attractive house IS by 28 with ? bedrooms, kitched, lge. pantry & new storm porch AL SO l2 by 20 shop & half or full interest in 20 by 40 ware house. See Robert von Scheele
 on mailboat Shuyak or write owner. Ole B Ericksen, Lar
 senrs Bay, Kodiak, Alaska-S23
Kodiak mirror., 1947-08-23

furnish knocked
 down refrigeration boxes in many sizes with automatic electric motor driven blower type compressor. Easy to set up Am using 3 of them in my cannery with excellent results
 If interested write Earl Dinner, Petersburg, Alaska for further details. o-zo
Kodiak mirror., 1947-08-23
NOTICE
JaCkSOns s E8g DeIIVerIeS
 Discontinued City Meat Market to Handle
 Fresh Eggs

T. T. Jackson announced to- day that because egg production has dropped to where he can only supply half of his custom CTS and because of much added work on his farm that bis eggs will be sold through the City Meat Market and door-to-door deliveries are discontinued.
 JacAson has doubled the size Of his laying flock and expects full production agaln in Dec. or Jan.
 Because of the extra expense of andling 8 larger flock out of lay, the price of eggs will now be $1 35 per dozen.
 Jackson is taking this opport- unity to thank those, who have helped to pioneer the chicken business in Kodiak. He Is very sorry that there are not eggs for all but hopes there will be in the near future.
 Because of the shortage of egg cartons, please return cartons to the City Meat Market Capacity crowds are now the rule at the Old Time Dsuces at the Community center Wednes- day evenings. Admission is free and it is promised that anyone who can walk into the Center can learn to do the dances 'n lO minutes. Dr. A. Holmes Johnson | and Ken Wade are the callers | Dr Johnson handled the call ling assignment alone last We'd nesday and an exhibition of Rus
 sian dancing by Steve Palivoda Jr. was a feature
 Dancing starts at g o'clock,
Kodiak mirror., 1947-08-23

)R SALE-Small home close in, partly furnished, recently painted, good view. For quick sale priced at S3300. See Emil Knusden, or phone Mark Mar ehetti 412.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-08-23

FOR SALE-1946 model Mer- cury coach sedan. Excellent condition & new Maytag wash ing machine Phone Mark Marchetti, phone 4ls.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-08-23

OR SALE-Two room house
 with bath. Completely fur jlDished See Mrs. Arthur ELeyine, base of Carlson Hill. n
Kodiak mirror., 1947-08-23

oR SALE-Delco 32 volt, 800
 watt light plant, water cooled, ike new. Just the thing for youg boat. See Charles Mad
 sen S-30
Kodiak mirror., 1947-08-23
buy. Jack Healey, Box l31-E'
 S-30

FOR SALE-l941 Buick Sedan ette-Excellent condition 4 new Goodyear 6 ply tires, rad 10, underseat heater, newly ar rived from the States. Phone 284.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-08-23

CIR SALE-House of Hedahl. d1pen for inspection this Sun- Hay. Come out 6 have a rasp-
 CSerry-on us. 58 Mission I'd.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-08-23

,ANTED TO RENT or 2 ,,bedroom house modern and
 yiurnished. See Wm. McPhee, teity dock, boat Sandra Dae
 S23
Kodiak mirror., 1947-08-23

SsR S.ALE-33 it. seine boat. Hull < motor new. All ready so go. See Jay Tolbert 8 30
Evening star., 1947-07-25
BY the Assoeicfed Press

GRANVILLE, VT, July. .25.-The
sheriff's department today listed as
suicide and attempted murder" the
death Of a 6o-year-old Norwich Uni
versity professor and the near-death
Of his mentally i'll daughter.
James w. ingalls, was dead and
his daughter Florence, 2s, was IN
semiconscious condition.
Sheriff Ralph Sweet, said they
were lying back Of ingalls, automo-
bile, tied together, and within range
Of the exhaust pipe. The car was
parked in an abandoned gravel pit.
A blanket covered the father and
daughter, Sheriff Sweet said.
State Pathologist Charles Whitney
said ingalls, died of monoxide poi
soning. The girl was taken to a
hospital in Randolph. Her condi-
ton was described as improving"
Only last Tuesday, the sheriff
added, ingalls, took the girl from a
State mental hospital in Waterbury.
Sheriff Sweet made public the con-
tents of note found near the car.
It said: What would you do If
you had a daughter crippled for
Ilife?"
Several words were not legible, but
Evening star., 1947-07-25
Late Glasses Blamed
For Subsistence DELAY

The regional Office of the Vet
eran's Administration here today
blamed q combination of its own
administrative tieups and late start
ing dates Of college summer sessions
for delays in getting subsistence
checks to student veterans this
month.
Chester F. Naumowicz, manager
Of the Office, explained that vet
Grams can not be placed on payment
rolls until they actually begin
classes. Late starting dates at some
schools in June, he said, made it
impossible to process payment claims
for early July payment.
The administrative work was
slowed down as the office put into
effect new policy that requires
names Of all veterans to be removed
from payment registers at the end
Of each school term. Last summer,
checks were processed automatically
for veterans who stated their inten-
tion to go to summer school.
The old system was faster, Mr..
Naumowicz said, but resulted in a
number of overpayments to veterans
who either decided not to attend
summer sessions or were not
eligible.
However, he said his Office would
begin preliminary work next month
on claims for students who intend
to continue in the fall term. "News
letters" explaining the procedure
were distributed to veterans today
at George Washington University,
where 1000 veterans are enrolled
for summer work.
Evening star., 1947-07-25
Civilians Recruited
To Return War Dead

The WAR Department yesterday
opened a recruiting drive for civil
ian personnel to 80 overseas to speed
the return of World War II dead for
burial in this country.
Applicants who qualify will be as
signed to special field sections OF
the American Graves Registration
Service, which will tour the entire
Pacific, Far Eastern and India
Burma areas. Headquarters Of the
groups will be located at Honolulu.
Positions open include:
Administrative assistants, $5,187
q years licensed embalmers, $4,246.50
and S3,306; medical technicians
chemistry, $2,992. So and %, ,7l0.35; !;
medical technicians (roentgenol-
ogy), 2,ss2.50 and $2,71o.35, and pho
tographers, $2,710.35.
Personnel will be entitled to such
benefits as vacation, sick leave and
disqualification. They will receive Sc
q day while en- route to Hawaii.
Additional information can be OBJ
tanned by applying in person or
writing to the Civilian Personnel
Branch, Room 1-1025, Temporary
Building A, Office Of the quarter
master General, Second and r
streets S.W.
Evening star., 1947-07-25
PUG Approves Pepco
CAPITAL Stock Increase

Formal approval Of the plan to
increase the authorized capital stock
of the Potomac Electric Power Co.
from $30,00O,000 to $75,000,000 as a
step in the liquidation Of the Wash
ington Railway & Electric Co., hold
ing company for Pepco, has been
given by the Public Utilities Com
mission.
The recapitalization move already
has been approved by District Court
and the Securities and Exchange
Commission under enabling legisla-
ton passed last year by Congress.
Under the plan Pepco will con-
vert $25,000,000 of its earned sur
plus into additional common and
preferred stock, reducing surplus to
S2,789,531. Of the new $75,000, 900
in capital stock, SIS, ,0o0, 900 will be
in $40 par common stock and $2o,-
000, 900 will be in $50 par preferred
stock.
All of it will be held by Wreco
until such time as the holding COM
pany Is liQuidated.
Evening star., 1947-07-25
New Suit Filed Here
|ByCo|. Ki|ian Seeking
Army Promotion

Col. James A. Kilian, VINO was
court-martialed and fined in 1916
for permitting cruelty by personnel
under his command to American
soldiers imprisoned at Lichf1eld,
England, yesterday brought second
suit in District Court asking that his
name be restored to Army promo
ton lists.
The suit was similar to the one
filed on July and dismissed in Dis
trict Court on July on the ground
the court did not have Jurisdiction
over President Truman. who was
named as sole defendant in the first
suit. An appeal is being taken to
the Court of Appeals from the Dis
trict Court decision in that suit.
Yesterdays suit charges Col. Kill
ian's name was deleted from a Sec
ond promotion nst-one before the
Senate on Tuesday-by Secretary OF
War Patterson, who is named CO.
defendant with the President. Mr..
Patterson's resignation as Secretary
became effective yesterday.
Yesterdays suit, filed through At
torney's A. K. Shipe and John H.
Burnett, contends the first suit was
dismissed without hearing. 1t also
charges Col. Kilian's name was de-
leted Illegally from the latest pro-
motion list, in violation of the Ma
tional Defense Act, by Secretary Of
War Patterson and approved by
President Truman without hearing
or notice to Col. Kilian.
Col. Kilian, now at Walter Reed
Hospital, holds the permanent rank
of lieutenant colonel and temporary
rank of colonel. A promotion would
give him the permanent rank Of
colonel.
Mr.. shipe said yesterday Col.
Kilian was found not guilty by the
court of knowledge Of any
cruelty by personnel under his COM
mand. He was fined $500, however,
by the court-martial, presumably
because he was in command of the
10th Replacement Depot when the
alleged cruelties were committed,
Mr., Shipe said.
Evening star., 1947-07-25
Drug Sale Restrictions
Announced by WAA

The War Assets Administration
today announced the disposal OF
war surplus sulfa drugs and barbi.
turates will be restricted to licensed
pharmacists, doctors, approved hos.
pitals, licensed exporters, whole.
sale druggists, Government health
agencies and drug manufacturers.
The restrictions will assure theil
disposal in conformance with the
Pure Food and Drug Act and vart-
Gus State laws, WAA said.
Pharmacists and wholesale drug
gists desiring to purchase the drugs
will be required to submit special
certificates with their orders. The
certificates can be obtained from
the respective State Boards Of Phar-
macy which have been supplied
them by WAA.
Evening star., 1947-07-25

CHICAGO-DISCUSS NEWSPAPER PURCHASE Marshall Field
eft publisher and Of the Chicago Sum- shown as he
conferred with Fnnegan publisher OF the chicago
Times Yesterday Field announced that he had onered TO
purchase the Times an tabloid Mr. Fnnegan said
the proposal by Mr. Field $53Se2o would be submitted
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