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Evening star., 1953-11-05
DIR. A. Y.P. Garnett,
0bstetrician Here for
40 Years, Dies

DR.. Alexander Yelverton Pey-
ton Garnett, prominent Wash
ington obstetrician for more
than 40 years, died last night
at his home, 1924 Massachusetts,
avenue NV. He was 70.
DR.. Garnett, a native of Wash
ington. started his practice here
in 1908 and retired in 1945. Some
seven generations of babies had
come into the world over that
span with his help.
He was one of the first doc
tors in Washington to devote his
practice strictly to obstetrics and
was considered the first special
ist" in the field locally. He had
received his early training at the
New York Lying-In Hospital
from one of the pioneers in OBJ
StetricS, DR.. Asa B. Davis.
In 1913 he reorganized the
obstetrical department at Gar
field Hospital, placing the de-
partment in a separate building,
away from other patients. Later
DR.. and Mrs. Garnett furnished
and decorated all the rooms on
one floor Of the department.
Many Charity Cases.
According to his close friends,
DR.. Garnett liked nothing better
than to toll through the night
with a particularly difficult
birth" The amount of charity
cases he handled will never be
known, a close associate said.
His "sense of judgment" in
obstetrics was noted by all
doctors.
DR.. Garnett was a tall man,
6 feet and 3 inches, and an i'm
pressive one. Powerfully built,
he had played football in his stu
dent days at the University of
Virginia. He was an avid sports
man and hunted and fished, fire.
quently with friends in the Tide
water section of Virginia. At the
age of IS he won a professional l.
amateur tournament at the
Chevy Chase Club with a score
of II.
In manner he was direct and
brisk. the opposite of the doctors
who think they have to soothe
their patients. But DR.. Garnett's
patients liked his frankness and
his directneSs. His ribbing of the
extra-Sensitive type of mother
to-be in time endeared him to
the most difficult patients.
Grandfather Was Surgeon.
DR.. Garnett's interest in medi-
cine possibly stemmed from his
grandfather, his namesake. DR..
A. Y. P. Garnett, the grand
father. was at one time the sur
geon general of the Confederate
Army.
DR.. Garnett was a student of
the Civil War and read con-
stantly on the subject.
He took particular interest
in teaching: He lectured at
medical schools here and was
always spreading his knowledge
among younger doctors, interns
and nurses. He never refused,
one doctor said, to help anybody.
DR.. Garnett wrote extensively
on the subject of obstetrics and
was the first local obstetrician to
become nationally known.
For many years he was as
sociate professor of obstetrics
at Georgetown University Med
ical School.
DR.. Garnett was born in
Washington. His father, a law
yer, was the late Henry Wise
Garnett and his mother was the
late Marian Morson Garnett. He
was educated at Emerson In
stitute. In 1906 he was gradu-
ated from the medical school at
the University of Virginia.
Retired 3 Years Ago.
He interned at Hudson Street
Hospital in New York. In 1908
he was house surgeon in the
New York Lying-In Hospital,
coming to Washington shortly
afterWard. His offices for many
Evening star., 1953-11-05
1n MRntnrtattt

BLAKEY. WILLIAM EDWARD. In pre-
GGions Gs, msm0ry S1 Of my 5eloyyed son. WILL
today. November 5. 1941.
Though dark and lonely is the day.
we would not mar your rest.
And from our broken hearts we say,
DEVOTED MOTHER, LILLIAN BLA-
GORDON, ELIZABETH ROSS. A trib-
ute OF love and devotion to the memory
unt Ta sf's Ross aoR6oN aRd aRd
departed this life two years ago today,
November 5. 1851.
Sometimes it's hard to understand
my WhE iSsts certain things must be;r
Beyond our power to see.
The thought which comforts us a lot
- Is to know the one we love
Has found eternal happiness
And lasting peace above.
God bless her for her gentleness
And all she tried to do.
To bring US happiness on earth
And make our dreams come true.
THE FAMILY.
HAWKINS, MAGGIE. In memory Of my
dear mother, MAGGIE HAWKINS. who
at Gallinger Hospital.
In life we loved you dearly.
In death we do the same.
EMMA. STANLEY AND FAMILIES.
HILL, CORA l.. IN loving remembrance
Of my dear wife. CORA L. HILL, who
departed this life fve years ago today,
November 5, 1949.
I really miss you. Cora, dear.
And this day. more than ever,
This is my sad day.
With a broken heart. l watched you.
II eaw YOU pass away;
l could not make you stay
I was standing by your bedside
And saw your light depart.
AND when ] knew you we're gone
Some say time heals an aching heart.
But, no. it isn't true:
For five long years have passed, Cora.
Ana my heart still aches for you.
YOUR LOVING HUSBAND. CLAUDE.
MIDDLETON. HENRY L. In loving mem
ory y,,f Of our hgsband' father and and srando
departed this !!ife four years ago today,
He had a smile for every one.
heart as pure as gold;
PHELo. MARIE. WALLACE, JOHN.
WAGLY, DIANE, LINDA AND Rich
FARKER,, MRS; ROSA 3, FLOYD R.
anu h6N, WILLIAM "A. IN loving MeIn-
ory of our mother. ROSA B. PARKER,
who left US twenty-nine years ago.
August s, 1924: our brother, FLOYD
r. PARKER, six years ago, october 80,
1947. and our father. Rev. WILLIAM
A. PARKER, twenty-four years ago to-
day. November 5, 1929.
Beyond the golden sunset
Lies a land so bright and fair
'Tis the land of Gods tomorrow
And our loved ones await US there.
BLANCHE. CATHERINE AND WILLIAM
PARKER
SCOTT, MATTE LOUISE. and JAMES
ARTHUR. In loving memory of cir
dear ones, MATTE LOUISE SCOTT
our beloved daughter and sister, who
departed from US ten years ago today.
November 3 l943, and JAMES ARTHUR
SCOTT, devoted husband and father.
who departed this life nine years ago.
october 2S, 1914
Blessed are they who sleep in the Lord.
SO sleep on. dear ones. and rest.
SELDOM, MARY j. In loving memory
Of our dear mother and mother r-in-law,
MARY J. SELDOM, who departed this
life ten years ago today, November
5, 1943.
Your memory will always be cher
ished in our hearts.
LOVING DAUGHTER. ETHEL s. WILL
LIAMS. AND SON-IN-LAW, McRAE
WILLIAMS.
Evening star., 1953-11-05
Belfast Builds Boilers

Seven boilers to cost $5.4 mil
lion. when erected, are being
purchased to supply additional
power to Belfast, Northern Ire
land.
Evening star., 1953-11-05
Garns nf Chunks

WINFIELD. JENNIE o. To the priests
and many friends Of the late JENNIE
o. WINFIELD. we wish to express our
Of sympathy and floral tributes
MARY v. WARE. LOUISE ROBINSON.
THE TAYLOR FAMILY.
Evening star., 1953-11-05
1tt Mrntnrtati1
BERRY. John EDWARD.

BERRY. JOHN EDwARD. A loving trib-
ute to the memory Of our beloved hus-
oand and fsther. JOHN EDWARD
BERRY. who entered into eternal rest
twenty seven years ago today, November
5, 1926.
As we look around our lonely home.
We see your vacant chair
Though passing years roll on and on
Loving memories keep you near
One day your task in life was Ger,
But you did not return, no, never;
Aud in that home on the golden shore
Well ioin YOU and live forever.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE BLANCHE
BERRY. AND SONS, LAWRENCE.
ALBERT, REGINALD AND WILBUR
BILLINGS. CHARLES [. In loving
memory OF my dear brother. CHARLES
L. BILLINGS, who departed this life
seven years ago today, November 5,
1947.
Your gentle face and patient smile
With sadness we recall:
You had kindly word for each
And died beloved by all
HIS DEVOTED SISTERS: ADDE
AND BROTHER. JOHN BILLINGS. .
Evening star., 1953-11-05
FUNERAL DESIGNS

n FUNEhAL UESIONS
GEO c. SHAFFER, INC.
ExureSstve Flora tributes Moderate
prices Open daily Sun holidays Phone
orders also accepted & 30 to pm week
nights. 900 l4th ST. NV. MA S-0l06
GUDE BROS co FLORISTS
l2I2F st NV Ma s-4276
Evening star., 1953-11-05
CEMETERY LOTS.

CEDAR HILLS CEMETERY; beautiful
sites. Price, 5000: will sell for $3.50.
OIL 4-5341 -5
Natl. MEMORIAL PIX, Fails Church.
800. LO 4-6045 after 5 pm. -6
WASHINGTON NATIONAL-2 lots Is
sites, choice location. for highest cash
price. Ii. 6-6560. g.
Evening star., 1953-11-05

BLAKEY. WILLIAM EDWARD. In pre-
eious memory of my beloved son. WILL
LIAM EDWARD BLAKEY, who passed
to the great beyond twelve years ago
today. November 5. 1941.
Though dark and lonely is the day.
We would not mar your rest.
And from our broken hearts we say,
Our Father knoweth best
DEVOTED MOTHER, LILLIAN BLA-
Evening star., 1953-11-05

vember ., 1908, at Casualty Hospital.
MAKGARET CON1EE o. 10! Han st,
s.w daughter OF Grace. Thorne and
sister, OF lnez Green, Mary reIerson'
mond and Walter Thorne. She also
is survI,eu b. hUSl vi other reIa-
tives and lriGuaS. the late Mrs. Con-
neral home 30 H ST. ne. after pm:
FRIDAY, november u, wnere services Will
be held on Saturday. November Z. at
1880 pm. '1nLerment Payne's Gene
Evening star., 1953-11-05

day, Noyember 2. 1858. at her resi-
dencel 903 S st. NV, MARTHA
ROSETTA BLAKE, beloved wife of Fred
erick L. Blake and sister of Mrs Viola
@. Gray and Raymond Johnson. Also
surviving are her grandmother Mrs.
Martha Jones: three nisceS. one nephew.
10 am. Friday, November 6, friends
are invited to call at her late, resi-
dence. Services at the Asbury Methodist
pm ' Saturday. da SNS November fss: Nv" Inter-
mert Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Ar
rangementS BY McGuire. Inc. q
Evening star., 1953-11-05

MTlLhiiNSON, Rita hAdIHKfN' on
denee Hospital. RITA KATHRYN WILL
KINSON. beloved mother. of James h.
Wilkinson of Gates Mills. Ohio. and
Mrs. Mark E.. Goebel of cleveland.
Ohio: sister Of james <; Woods Of
Dayton, Ohio, and Donald S. Woods
of Indianapolis, IND. Services will pc
held at St Timothy's Episcopal Church.
1901 Alabama ave. s,e.. on Thursday.
Novembe. 3 at pm. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery. Toledo. Ohio. In
lieu of flowers the family requests do.
nations be made to the Cancer Fund.
WILSON, ROSE EASILY SMITH. On
Tuesday. November 3, 1858. at On
tario. Calf. Mrs. ROSE EAsBY- SMITH
WILSON. beloved wife of the late
Leonard Wilson, mother of Leonard
Wilson, ir.; Conway Wilson, Mrs. Sander
Halvax, Maj. Henry S. Wilson. Sister
Marie Consolata, Sister Marie Assumpta
Sister Rose of Lima and Rev. Rus
sell Wilson. s: J. She also is survived
by a ,granddaughter, Shara Halyax
Funeral from St. Ignatius Church. San
Francisco, Calf. 8
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Joan FOnlaine Is
Starred In
'Drive-In Movie

4 woman's ruthleas ians ioF pow.
e. ard wealth moalxafes ssBorn a
Re Bed RKo Radio's sisrrins
ssAl<is ior Joan Funiains, Rohsrl
Ryan and Zachary srutt. whleh
opens tomorrow az the Islander
DFisa-ln Theatre.
Mlas Fontalne has the eeniral
Foie 81 q sehemina. amhlfinus Klrl
aetermEned 10 see what SIC wants
81 aHy cost BY lreaxhery and ds.
esit sAe traps . millian4lrs Ger 4
Aushand. bui she is - satisfied
witA this and decides b have 70.
manee too. IL ne PERSIA oi q rls.
- youn9 nrvelist.
Ter plans are flnally ahaffmFud
whsn beth men tore D. realize heg
real nature IN Ne aalrring eliwaz
of tha fllm. wkich Il Sad b offer
Miss FoBiains be- mosi dramatle
rals IL years. Ryan playa the novel,
Is ard Scott eaaets TIE wealthy
hnahamd. Joan leslie and Mel Fer.
rer are In featured roles. Nlcholns
nay dlrecied ths pro6uetion ~
noe<rt SPARKS.
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) Youngsters Die
When Home Burns

FULTON. ny. U : Desperately
Mrs.. Thnmas 4. De6mnn Erpped
lasl nlshl for ksr ekadfsn Il ne
whdly blaxin9 rsom. re lights had
sans oli and ne foom waS hall
af amnke.
Trey Lee Pcoie. - a Harris
stagiam. Tanm.. q viaitnw. crnwied
ahaul % his kamds sd kness. also
seaFshinE.
hal - rapldly spreadlna IRE,
staFsed when 60 overturned oli
hester exploded. ioreed shem %
aivs 80. they fied walh face and
neek hadly burned.
MFs. Dedman's TIC elder dmneh.
tarx. Patsy. Is. end Anila, IL. e..
eaped toe. Len h ne house we're
Terry Lyna. Z, Doana Fay, 4 and
Tommr. 2
Later faremen found gAres small
bodies enddled logether scar .
wandow. Tho hama waa destroyed.
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Actor Posts Bail

CULVER CITY. Cali ~ Arr.
iiceman said he hs6 10 IRE a
waFnlng ahoi 10 brlng actor sieve
cochran's $500 sports car d !
bah yesterday. coehran posted bal
q IS "a hookinz AZ reckless driv.
he and eVading arrest
i lust wanted b show nv
friends how my rev aporsn car
would eorner," police sad Cochran
explained
Officer Roger Devsux said Ne
chased cochrsn ire mlles al
speeds - b IS mlles an hour
through heavy Sunday frafne He
quoted coehran as sayiae. ~Yoa
nsver woald have esaahl me 4
yoa Aaant shot-tkat wasnt very
far /"
via Coehran wxFe Sue Merit.
mere. 3, = model. nnd Air Furce
s. Ralph s Hedges. e..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

MEMPHIS. Temn. ~ MA 1,
the tale 81 a gahby eahhy = a
ex-eakery empaoye who fsn insu
some unsxpeeted dough Tai al.
vsr 8. !. tcahbyl cahhers pieksd
80 . fare whe akked b - drive
y . Memphis Baker,. u routs
Gah6eFt fomiided he waa onre 60
paoyed - ne aame bakery = iuu
80 hamFs.
! was ksst q I'D ia. and IN
deelsre thai was TIE hslfest 49,
- the worid. Afler six kaurs y
vurk. ] aaeided I sire dlant La.
a- As 500 a. me fsreman wmrn,,
lnnking ! vent 10 - washrnom
and aneaknd OCT q wlnasal 49, !
neseF ID - haek. 90 ssen = 80
aooa9 = sayehack
4 - Gays later. Cahhm1 n.
eeixed = Sc eheck frazs - -.
e.. = as b paymemf fsr IA An
A@aEa af wuEk. Plus imaarent a.
had aecmmmlnted almra - hrtrs
empasymena - pears aaa. Cas-.
eeFts pasa9nHar I'D 80 D NJ
List e cAieagn. exe~u1xs vice.
presaaeni q ne Amsrican BAKE.
lss ca. wAieh now ewns - loeal
bakEry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

- maMnxinn ea3amina naweral
deana pesmFxa al P0As apparnny
Aevmn haEpv mm8a il pxaamn. aa8,
- mank6gglng nay feasls ever
go h aAa wenk. swlmmin9 and
HaTln9 games. nn6 hsng h -
lEpeaI Pow carp e. tha ahoras
e iAe hannllla Naia Rlvar. rs
aesne . plehaanf go p@aeafml"
a mlmmnGraphea ietinr imaide
&c fFnma cover aaYa. ssAouid yu'
e. toaF a .pEinoner e war relative
wish b Be kaps b tameh via q.
eeIapmNnfs ID C1laa. ue sheuid o9
SEE. e. tha paymemi e tie 81
lafs per annnm. - aead eopies Il
Casa nncnm91Fmefa tha a..
menGhly pefiodleal puhllahed IN
Chlna. ans o1AeF naatertal pab.
lizhed ~ lhiH assoeiaftnn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

GREENSBORO. =. G. - -
NafAna n 3 m4 mhn as 4
nrsameF At wnr i Karsm Rnenpa
= maHnHMs iFem - Cammuz 81
las yea "fnEl ! hanEh * fsAg
he4 o. faIner sxGlalmod Wkna
- loka1 & II
To maHa4na. p1imaFke6 Lna
g. MmAlnn6. waa aaseEmd hers
- MK am4 MfM EAAaiN2 81 ~
-. u tlaima - g nwumlF
= '.1ka Gnoa 80 80 anna umef
guar eHpE1amaT q wer falansa
- mhi1 nTaansE e fha c.
ne19 Fn1rNs NzianleaTn
- nellin3' ng sea. CARES.
-. : Tulaanad PoW. eama hem4
kaAf mNmlh an EmensA
TUmN nnma - lngnamt ~
Npgn84 oIeensa PnaimasfNF !
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09
Hollywood
Notes

- hui Ford sd ks Get ell
Esied h hep aah iAa fam.
Desplls al the pFaan<tien woes.
FuFd aalnnd . eod lmpreaaion 81
- sfanlian peopls ed ne fllm
lnaatFy
Iha BraHlians lAamaelvss are
; warm. fFiendly pels and YER
lnlerasled h HoI|Ywoed he re-.
maFAad. he fIim baainess has
lmmanse possibilities. hui thes
Ave noi Del ben Teal1ed"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

xraeg Noore - aea 80 thny ~
so rFapngana IL fhfumgh lkn
mm~
Postmaster Nose sd
- 4 cunfnined h4lery tiekn1n
e ohaeene rlciwz1 - eosld -.
meqx 4 fFom fhn nal - we hnse
q leal auhnFi.y keFx - rsmoVa
i frnm ihe ~ eWen lhemEh h Il
l
- asknd nnHns h tnrm n ever
Is posial a1tAnEee. hemaNeF, &C.
IHNafding b WaahmSisa.
- efpaae maaMxIna wns pub.
sd - &c Chlneaa pespiea Cen
msa ~ Wog1d Peace. Pskmg
Cna. n was go = naIiinn ~
- nriian Chna Nriamdahlp Assn.
- CFsyh inn n. Lnnden. Wc1,
Enalana
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

MADRID IN - spaln's younnsnI
Cabinet mlnlstaF. 1eaquin nuil
iImenez. has declared var ca nlll
efaxy.
Re he's tie sane pTuklemn fse.
- ether public aenooi lendarn:
lAek a lnnda. aEhaals and taaeh.
- 30 tb-yeareld hnis Jimemes
1ayN nomething masl BE desc fnni
e1eul Spam's . pc esml nsiioaal
AllsFaey rate
SAGE ne CIVIL Wars end h 1888.
Ien Franclaee Frmmxoa Rogern.
mena haa concentrated mainiy on
hiaheF edueAiinn. spain desperate.
u needed tsehnlElank. englneers.
selrnilsia and mere prufess8ra
he premise made then 10 build
8.m primary sehoals il I've
years wenl b. ne beard.
Flna new univxFMiiy hulldlnas
30 Institutes " hsEher learmlng.
sch a. iha mnKnillnami lmatiinte
e seienufic Investigates n Ma.
ord. sent W inslsad
kai1 llmenex took olIles II 1871
replacing 1oae Ihanex Marsin. who
I'D Bed ne poxt sines fhe clvn
Waf. lp 10 thea. only . laird a
- promised $3.50 elamentary
asAoola had been hnill s,eoo n
8e Tree years lnfe&
he kuin Jimenan pranram 4
euln9 te cosi the staia IL hllinn
pe2etas tnboui - malna dallnfsl
ever . ioyear peFind. ne army
IS promised b en,lmhorais. ssaek.
in9 go recruits 70 read ard wriia
ana even aivina TEEN professional
sraAning FOE uns after cnmulniina
Ter two-yeaF military serves
he iabor Institutes a ghs Minis.
- & Lahor end lhe state trade
uAlens ere also b hep e. III
pElraia erganlnailana
A res iaw restricts e. asma an.
iAni ne almost eemplasa ME.
pend3nea emlnyad ~ exhoais run
- ne Roman catknlie Churrh
NeS Ne stats 81 appsinl laspss.
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Invasion By
|AIartians Is
Movie Theme

A. lnsaaina. whseh tha tremaa-
dgaa pswEr ei tka aiom homh il
helpAass 10 rspei. Il thrlIangly Dc.
paT1s8 IN PnFRmmmmta zee Tech.
nlnokaF suspense drama. "The
Var e ne WeFidt." uhleh cpens
next Thmrsday q the slFand TAe.
siFe. Fer ne Invaders b this spee.
tseuiar slaFY. based 90 > noxsl b
~ e. Mella. are MaFslans 40 al.
Gnmr4 tn eanqner Karth.
Tie taFriiying tale reeounted On
eeaaio8 begins when . strange
easel believed AZ FRI % b !
meteur. lznds nezr E calilornla
tewn. 4 eruup q socialists. called
b the sesas b Study TIE ohieei
sooa observer nat 4 Is nos . ne.
larur ~ all-but q space ahip from
Mar. The weird haillkm maehine
emlls . deadly beat save which
dlais1sgraies everything wiihin is
psfh.
scieniisis and TIE mnasry no
hfiize al re knoWiedgs q man-
lind. hui their eliorta are 10 90
avail. Ths most devaslanngly pow.
erfa weapoms man hma develop.
ed are rushed into uae against the
unearshly lnxader. Al kngwn De-
leases prove inrfleetual e. ths en-
emys sseminsly imprsEnahle ar.
mor b 81 even piereed. when Il
seems fhat ne inhahllants oi Ear.
n aFe dnomed. Q strange twist az
laia inlarvenea. and thFoaeh a.
nest miraculous oeeurraneea. me
lnssaerS themselves are defeated
ne vast scope 81 ths screen d
hroagha Inc dramatie play il ''The
War 81 TIE Worida.- wifh inter.
planetary devices end helnas Wv.
idiy deposited. A created ~ some
n Hollywood's most akalled tech.
nieinns. the special effects" IN
us sgieneehoErur fin ere already
beng hailed as TIE NEST ssnsation.
q ever shown e. . motlon picture
seFeen.
A. . matter oi fact. he ensirs
lprodaetian. a. produced hy CoofRe
Pa. 80 prsxiouzly made ghose
two highly imaginative aereen
stories 'Desiination Moon" and
-When Worlds colllde." b repori.
e b BE- he NEST superioE FIN
81 lla lad. Advanee audiences have
been eompisteiy fascinaled b. ne
weird ard grotesaae images that
ere - asi0undinaly depicted during
TIE eomrae 81 TIE ahaerhing story
u add.iion 10 bis uneAnnY knaek
Tor aeesnting The uasual. Pal al
- takes great paias IL selecting
rs casts. On TIE var e the
Verbs" Ne has ehosen to new
aereea personalities who aFa wnll
On TER cay 10 siafdom. Thay are
Gene Barry and An Rohiaaon.
eoth 81 whgm rspoFtediy Urn Il
exeellei perfnrmances.
Directed ~ ByFua Haskin. me
Var e the worlds" emerrss with
. aense 81 dremasie farshodlna
and tsneeness that eomAinas wllh
apeetaeuiar settings 10 maka Il an
forseitaole screen fars.
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LIFE ABROAD

ltnFs daring final examlnaaians A
ths Fsllsioas krAeois PFsyiousiy
ths siais waa ebilssa y sivs regu.
lar dlplomaa % ehureA sGAool erad.
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aay Ia tha emamlnafiann.
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CHICAGO N - The American
Medieai Assn win arup al eiR.
arsfia. tnoaeeo and alcnholir hev.
eraee advertisements Ia 81 AZ Il,
Paolieaiions starting Jan. /. 1854.
beeause "a large uambsr a. rhy.i
elans Interviewed expressed thnlr
disappxoxal' a su<k ads.
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TUCSON. Arix. - - Red-laeed
teachers arent pread 81 ths Pro-
nram puhllshnd az TIE eomveniinn
of ne Arisona Edaeaglon Aaam. On
the cexer. IN hls letters. rueson Il
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