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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-13
MARIJA KOBE

Nezasitnoj smrti nije bilo do
sta. Nije maine proslo nj samih
dvadeset cetiri sata nakon srlo
Sc odijelili cd groba sestre Pavlit,
kada nam Sc je povratila sn1rt da
ponese liz nase druStvene sredine
/ drugu nasu clanicu, sestru Ma
riju udovu Kobe.
= Sestra Kobe nije bolovala nego
tri dana, da ma 5ti novembra lunrc
cd kapi, Dtozivjela je medjutim
ona lijepu starost, jer ju smrt nj
je nasla eto do njezine 81 godine.
Sestra Kobe bila ie jedna cd
pionirka nase organizacije, jer je
Il drustvo pristupila u prvim 60
dinama nase zajednice, naime II
godini 1897. znaci, bila je clanica
nasega odsjeka Zajednice kroz
punih pedeset sest 9odina. Same
owe godine govore kakova je po-
kojnica bila zajednicarlla, pak mo-
ze de- sluzi kao uzor napose nasem
mladjem narastaju.
Mrtvo tijelo pokojnice polozeno
je ma odar pogrebnitlioj kapeli,
obavito brojnim litama vijenci-
ma cvijcca cd strane roda, prija-
telja i nasega drustva znak po-
,sljednje pocasti postovanja pre-
ina nasoj dobroj clanici. Takodjer
su uz whence naplacene i brojne
svete mise "a pokojnicu Cd strane
poznanika postovatelja pokojnice
kao priiatelja obitelji.
Ma 9ti novembra mrtvo tijelo
dignuto je sa odra uz pratnju ro-
da, prijatelja obitelji tlanica ma
Sega druStva najprije ispraceno u
slovensku zupnu crllvu Djevice
Marie ma 57moi ulici Lawrence
vile dijelu grada Pittsburgha. Tu
SUI odsluzene svecane zadusnice
po zupnil1u Rev. Kebeu, koji je
onda nakon odsluzenih zadusnica
u engleskom jeziku izrekao topic
oprosno slovo, da ocrta katolicke
vrline pollojnice "a njezina zivota
kao zupljanke vjernice, kao
njezin cestit zivot kao supruge,
make bake, ma koncu utjesi
njezin rod ovome u ime svoje
i zupe izrete saucesce.
IL crkve mrtvo tiielo ispraceno
je ma katolicko groblje st. Mary's
u Sharpsburgu. Tu Sc je ime
nasega drustva oprostila cd po-
kojnice podpisana tajnica odsjella,
istaknuvsi uzoran rad pokojnice
kao jedne cd najstarijih clanica ma
Sc organizacije.
Sestru Kobe oplalluju danas sin
Joe sa snahom pokojnice, pa
kcerkom Mary Bolkovac sa unu-
cadi, uz ostali njezin blizi i dalji
rod. Nase pako drustvo bolno &c
osjecati prazninu koju je ostavila
kao jedna cd nasih pionirka.
Tom rodu pokojnice, clanovima
obitelji kao i prijateljima nase
drustvo ovim putem izrazuje svo-
ie topic iskreno saucesce.
Sestri Kobe neka je miran "a
sluzeni pocin i lakhka joj budi
zemlja, a dusa joj Sc raja nauzila.
Ia odsjek 20 HBz.,
Dragica Blaskovi6, tajnica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-13
vlnko Kovacit, tajnik.
Odsjek $50, Toronto, Ont, Can

Odsjek $50, Toronto, Ont, Can.
= Pozivlje Sc sveukupno clanstvo
naseg odsjeka, da nefaljeno dodje
ma .redovitu, tromjesecnu godis-
nju sjednicu, koje &c Sc odrzavati
u nedjelju II. januara 1854, ma
3O03 Dundas Street West. Sled
MICA pocima tocno u 1 sat poslije
podne.
Stoga, brace sestre, nemojte
zaboraviti gore navedeni datum,
nego svi dodjite ma owl vaznu od-
sjecnu sjednicu, ma kojoj &c Sc
birati odsjecni odbor, koji &c u.
pravljati nasim odsjekom kroz
owl 1854. godinu.
Ujedno &c start odbor podastri-
jeti sve sto Sc je radio kroz proslu
godinu 1853, tako da svi cujete u
kakvom je stanju odsjecna bla-
gajna.
Sve vas bratski pozdravljam i do
vidjenja ma sjednici.
Marko Banjavcic, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-13

Ako zelis zivjeti sretno,
zivi bez gospodara.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-13

TRAZI SE - Rade Zatelo Cd oca
Rajka make Marie il sela
Medica, DOME Dubrave, opeina
Generalski Stol. Traze ga sinov-
Ike Marija i Danica. Nexa Sc ja-
vi on iii tkogod zna "a MEGA ma
slijedecu adresu: Marija Cine
Sa, utica Duska Jukica IA, 2. P.
Putinci, srez Ruma, Srem, Jugo-
slavija. - (2-3)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-13

PRODAJEM - jednu kutu sasto-
jeci Sc cd sobe 2 kuhinje,
smocnica sa cementnim podom,
sve sa elektricnom "asvjetom.
Jedna supa 2 a. hrastovine 8 4
kao prostorije "a svinje. Dvo-
riste je asfaltirano, bunar
basca II ohv. Ia kuca (posjed)
stoji ma tromedji - Zagreb,
Karlovac Samobor. Cijena o.
voga posjeda $500. Obratite sc
ma vlasnika: Malta Crnkovic,
umirovljeni nadlugar, z. p. JAS
trebarsko, Jugoslavija. (2-3-4-5)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-13

Odsjek 972, Los Angeles, Calf.
= Ovime Sc pozivlje cjelokupno
clanstvo da prisustvuje godisnjoj
sjednici, koja &c Sc odrzati SRI
jedu vecer, 20. januara 1854, u
8 sati, u Hrvatskoj Crkvenoj Dvo-
rani, TIA Alpine Street.
Ma ovoj sjednici ina Sc birati
odbor "a godinu 1854, pax je duz-
most svih mas da dodjemo izabel;
reno dobar odbor.
Ujedno Sc opominje clanstvo, da
ce Sc nase redovite sjednice u bu-
duce odrzavati svake trece ndje-
ii u mjescu, u 8 sati vcer, u is
toj dvorani.
Dodjite svi, jer oni, koji ne do
dju, nemaju valjana razloga, BIZ
ii &c globljeni prema nasim pravi-
lima.
Sve vas bratski pozdravljam
zelimo VAN svaku srecu u ovo.
tekucoj godini. w.
Tomo j. Bullum, tajnik
Luka Culjak, perovodja.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-13
Odsjek 20, S. S. Pittsburgh, Pa.

Odsjek SAL, Trafford, Pa. - Po-
zivlje Sc clanstvo ovoga odsjeka
da dodje ma redovitu sjednicu, ko-
ia &c Sc odrzavati u nedjelju IT.
januara 1854, u 2 sata poslije po-
dne, nasoj dvorani. Il.
Ma ovoj sjednici &c start odbor
podastrijeti izvjesce odsjeka klu-
ba "a. proslu godinu. pax je po-
trebno da SUI svi clanovi prisutni
i da Sc upoznaju sa stanjem nase
odsjecne klubske blagajne. Ia
kodjer &c ovo biti primopredajna
sjednica, ma kojoj &c novi odbor
poloziti prisege poprimiti od-
sjecne duznosti "a ovu 1854. 60
dinu, pax je cato potrebno da
ste prisutni i da Sc upoznate $ no
vim odbornicima.
Bratski vam pozdrav,
Rudolph Mandich, perovodja.
Odsjek 598, Mcdonald, Ohio. -
Divine Sc pozivlje sveukupno Clan
stvo ovoga odsjeka; ma .redovitu l
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-13
Odsjek 814, Val Dor, Que, Can.

OuSJek ol4, val D'Or, Que., Gan.
Poziva Sc clanstvo naseg 'sjeka
da prisustvuje godisnjoj sjednici,
koja &c Sc odrzavati u nedjelju
II. januara 1854, u sata poslije
podne, prostorijama Rialto Hall,
iii "a bolje razumjevanje Kozicki
Hall, koju smo iznajmili "a godinu
1854, gdje cemo odrzavati nase
sjednice zabave.
Molimo sve clanove da prisus-
tvuju ovoj vaznoj sjednici, posto.
o istoj ovisi rad napredak naseg
odsjeka "a owl godinu. U odsjeku
svi imamo jednaka prava, pax Ia
to trebaju svi uzeti ucesca od-
sjecnom radu. Nemojte kazati kao
sto neki kazu, a sto je meme briga
tko &c biti odsjecnom odboru.
Ali kad je nesto potrebno, onda
svaki trazi tajnika, a ina ih ta-
kovih, koji neznaju tko je tajnik
iii predsjednik odbora bolesti. za-
to vas sve pozivljem, da dodjete I
aktivno ucestvujete ma ovoj sva-
koj drugoj sjednici u budute. ~
Bratski vam pozdrav,
p M. Kranchevich, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-13

!Odsjek 87S, Port Arthur, Ont,
Can. = Ovime Sc pozivlje svetkupt
no clanstvo ovoga odsjeka, da ne.
faljeno prisustvuje redovitoj go
disnjoj sjednici, koje &c Sc odr-
zavati u nedjelju II. januara 1854,
u Hrvatskom Domu ma PIT Pearl
Street. NH sns ~. 81 tirtx,t-y'
Redovita sjednica &c poceti toe
no u sat poslije podne, te cin1
svrsimo poslove iste odmah temo
poceti godisnjom sjednicom. ma
kojoj &c Sc stvarati dobri zakljuc-
ci birati nova uprava "a godinu
1854.
Uz bratski pozdrav,
nro o1Itin PetrOyiS "a jnik
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-01
Eligibles Fail To
Get Security Pay

Family income running into hun
dreds of dollars is lost every month
because eligible persons are not
applying for their social security
benefits promptly, according to
Wayne w. Putnam, manager of the
Toledo social security office.
Perhaps the main reason for
these losses is lack of under
standing of the new provisions of
the law "For instance" he said,
benefits can now be paid to minor
children Of deceased mothers who
we're working in covered employ
ment at the time of death. Such
benefits may be paid even though
the father survives and continues
working" But benefits must be ap-
piled for by someone responsible
for the children's welfare before
any payments can be made, he ex-
planned
Incomplete understanding of 9th
er provisions of the law are re-
sponsible for delays in filing.
Among these are benefits payable
to widows and minor children of
veterans who died in the service.
Since the law now gives wage
credits for time spent in active
service at any time from Septem-
Der Is, 1910, and before July l,
1855, all widows of such veterans
should inquire concerning eligi-
bility for benefits.
Self-employed persons who are
past 65 are now fully insured un-
der the law if they have reported
net earnings for the past two years.
Many of these self-employed could
have filed applications for benefits
at any time since last July and
could be drawing benefit payments
now. Those include Che self-em-
ploved who are past age 65 and
still operating their trade or busi-
ness, but making less than 5000
net earnings a year. The law con-
siders them retired if net earnings
do not average over $75 month.
Putnam stated no loss need oc-
cur if workers will inquire at their
social security office when they
first begin to think about retiring,
and if someone in the family will
Immediately contact the office
when someone in the family dies.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-01
Maunee River Is
Spanned By Gables

One of the greatest feats of its
kind in telephone engineering was
accomplished by Northern Ohio
Telephone Company construction
forces in spanning the Maumee
River at Rrand Rapids, Ohio. The
distance across the river at this
point is 661 feet, and the crossing
was made with one long span A
plastic covered cable containing
101 pairs of wires was used to make
the crossing. The cable is support
ed by 7/16 inch steel strand and
is 35 feet above the river at the
lowest point. To prevent the cable
from escillating and thereby caus-
ing excessive wear, two "dampers"
were installed on the long span.
The cable serves as a link to con-
meet the more than 500 subscribers
who live on opposite sides of the
river.
For almost year construction
forces have been working on a COM
plete rehabilitation of the Grand
apids exchange, preparing for con-
version to dial service which is
scheduled for the second quarter
of 1854 All of the subscribers will
be furnished new telephones. A
fireproof brick building is under
construction which will house the
automatic central office equipment
and provide storage space for sup
plies and the service truck.
The conversion to automatic ser
vice at Grand apids is another step
in the aggressive program of Nor
thern Ohio Telephone Company to
furnish all of its subscribers mod
ern telephone service. Cost of this
project is given as more than
100000. 92% of Northern Ohio
Telephone Company telephones
are now dial operated.
Northern Ohio Telephone Com
pany is one of the larger Indepen-
ent Telephone Companies in Ohio
and furnishes service to $500
telephones in 27 counties. Home
offices of the Company are located
in Bellevue, Ohio
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-01
Victory Recognized ..
After 20 Years

After a long history Of unfriend-
illness toward Unions, the. giant
United States Steel Corporation
has recognized that unions are a
necessity.
The war ended more than 20
years ago, and labor won it deci-
sively
Like a welcome shower came
the words of u S. Steel Chairman
Benjamin Fairless the other day:
'The war ended more than 20
years ago, and labor won it deci-
sively
''Now l happen to think that la
boris victory in that cause was a
fine thing for America. Today
union representation is an accept
ed part of our industrial system
it is, think, a very necessary one;
and; | firmly believe that if union
representation were to disappear
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-01
STEVE J. NoVAK, PRES.
LOCAL 4o7, UAW-Cio
What We Would Like Most
TO See in 1854

1. To see World Peace assured.
2. To see President Eisenhower
continue his most recent trend
to assert his own ideals; that he
might present program best for
the people-whether some of his
associates like it or not.
3. To see Local 497 Union Hall
expansion well underway.
4 To see some employers who
are over-cautious, seemingly hang
ing back in fear, to find new
faith in the future. To put imag-
ination and talents to work in
finding new business outlets.
5 To see some major changes
made in the TaftHartley Law.
6. To see Standard Products,
Port Clinton Division, grow, ex
pand and thrive.
Z. To see a stronger and more
labor-wise National Labor Depart
ment.
g. To see a good group of can
didates in Local 497's election of
officers next May.
9. To see more people willing tc
take an active part in betterine
themselves, their union and the
community.
10. To see every member of Lo-
cal 497, all our friends and neigh
bors enjoy happy, healthy ano
prosperous New Year.!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-01
March Of Dimes
Campaign Opens

James Ellenberger, Ottawa Coun-
ty probation officer who is again
serving as county chairman for
the March of Dimes, reports that
supplies are being distributed to
schools and all public places for
the financial drive which opens
January l and continues through
the month.
No quota has been set but the
volunteer workers expect the drive
to exceed the 1858 total. Money
donated during the March of Dimes
is used in the fight to aid infantile
PARALYSIS victims.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-01
Early Mailing
Aided Postoffice

Postmaster Verdi Won Thron and
the entire staff at Port nClinto
postoffice was most appreciative to
local patrons who mailed cards and
packages much earlier this year,
with the result that al lmail had
been distributed by 3 o'clock We'd
nesday.
Cancellations were at least 10000
above last year for a new record
high. With the early mailing, the
peak load was spread over several
days and made things easier for
the postal staff.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-01
NOTES ON COMPENSATION
Workmen's Compensation
Rights Against Non-
Complying Employer

Where the employer of three or
more workers fails to provide
workmen'S compensation c0Verage
by subscribing to the State Fund,
the injured or disabled worker
may proceed against the employer
in the following manner:
/. Sue the employer in court
for damages, in which event, the
employer cannot use certain legal
defenseS, such as claiming that
the injury was caused by the neg
ligence of the injured worker, or
negligence of fellow worker, or
contending that the injured work
er assumed the normal risks of
his job.
2. File claim with the Indus
trial Commission, in which event
the Attorney General shall pro
ceed against the employer for col
lection. The worker must choose
one of these remedies. He cannot
elect to use both procedures.
Example: Joe Worker is en-
ployed by a person or company
who usually has three workers in
his hire. Joe Worker, upon being
injured on the job, incurs lost
time and medical expenses. He
chooses to sue his employer in
court. Having made this election,
he cannot thereafter file claim
with the Industrial Commission.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-01
NEW YEAR

Look not mournfully to the
past-it comes not back again;
wisely improve the PRESENT. is
thine; go forth to meet the shad-
owy future without fear, and with
a manly heart.
T nnofo1Io,.,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-01
LABOR VIEWS


entirely, enlightened management
would quickly welcome its revival
in the interest of orderly and or
ganized bargaining in the plants" +"
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-28
June Dunbar of Nome To Enter U. of Washington School of Medicine

Names of 75 students accepted for the 1854 entering class of the University of Washington School of Medicine were announced yes terday by the university.
 Of the group, Fl are from the State of Washington, or are now attending school in the state. The four others include two from Alaska, and one each from Idaho and Oregon. Six of the 75 are women.
 Students were selected on the basis of scholarship, pre-p profes- sional training, resident, medical aptitude rating and personal eval- uation of the applicants by the medical school faculty. More than 375 students applied for admission this year.
 Attending the medical school from Nome will be June Helen Dunbar, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Luther Dunbar
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-28
DOG IS HOST

WHITEFISH, Mont, R-The stranger, caught in a sub-zero snowstorm, looked desperately for a place to stay. He saw a road house and knocked on the door but could arouse no one.
 Then he saw an immense dog house. He craWled in and spent the night cuddled next to a giant St. Bernard. The next morning George Robinson was startled to see a man climb out of his dogs house. Ordinarily the dog-Peter Pan-Wouldn't allow anyone but the family near his house.
 The stranger thanked the Rob- insons- and Peter Pan-for their t'warm hospitality" and walked on down the highway.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-28
Norwegian Court
 Convicts Soviet Citizen On Espionage Charges

VARDO, Norway, RHA district court convicted a Soviet citizen of Norwegian descent on charges of attempted espionage Tuesday. The court gave him a comparatively light sentence of one year in jail.
 The defendent, Edwin A. B. Han sen, was found guilty in a two day trial behind closed doors. He was charged with trying to spy on Norway for a foreign power and having entered Norway from neighboring Russia illegally on faked identity papers.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-28
Testimony of Confused Witness Thrown Out of DickenSOn Court Martial

WASHINGTON, R-One of the prosecutions star witnesses against Cpl. Edward s. Dicken- son swore Tuesday that he was so confused he wanted to have all of his testimony thrown out of Dick enson's court martial.
 Recalled for cross-examination, Cpl. Thomas A. Carrick of Blacks burg, Va, told the court in regard to his previous testimony:
 II was mistaken-I think SOL am still confused on it."
 After a vigorous fight by Col. c. Robert Baard, the prosecutor, Carrick's testimony was permitted to remain in evidence for the eight-member court to weigh.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-28
TOTS TAKE s2.sss.4so

DALLAS, Tex, .R-These, mis- ter, are the facts.
 This Dallas mob, working in the land of the big rich, was going it big, officers said.
 When officials of victimized H. L. Green Co. here nabbed the mobsters, they recovered loot in the amount of $2,588, ,4OO-all in play money.
 Also found in bulging pockets of the mob-aged g, 10, and 12- were five rings, retail value 30 cents each.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-28
Wednesday. April 2s. 1854
Economy Experts See Early Business Upswing And No Depression

WASHINGTON, April 27, R- Government and private econom- istS yesterday reported there is evidence of an early business up- swing. Some said it already has begun.
 Four experts gave their apprais- alS of the situation to the annual meeting of the US. Chamber of Commerce, a private organization of businessmen.
 All four were optimistic but some cautioned that the rally" while it may be good for several months. may be only a temporary break in a period of economic "slackness" lasting from one to possibly five years.
 All discounted the possibility of serious depression, however. And all seemed to agree that when the interim period" of adjustment ends the country can expect a bigger boom carrying it to the 1960s.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-28
HAM TELEvISION TRIED

MOSCOW, R-The television amateur (teleham) has come to Soviet Siberia, reports the Red Army newspaper Red Star. At Vladivostock a group of amateurs is headed by an army officer who has been an ardent radio amateur since childhood. The ham tele- transmitter is reported to be packed in one unit. which gets both picture and sound.
 Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-28
INTERIOR DEPT. SURVEY
 TEAM PASSES TROUGH NOME

The special four-man survey team appointed by Secretary of Interior Douglas Mckay to make study of all Interior Dept. agen- cies in Alaska passed through Nome yesterday for Kotzebue and left Kotzebue today for Fairbanks.
 The party was headed by Roy Earling.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-28

Dolls are found among the re- mains of remote antiquity and often are associated with religious ObSerVanceS.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-28

The cross became the acknowl- edged symbol of Christianity at the time of the Roman Emperor Constantine (306-337 ADD.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-28
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: Lon Jenson, Richard Walsh
 From McGrath: Chaplain John Young.
 To Moses Point: Fred Daniels.
 To Kotzebue: w. c. Stephenson, Clarence Ausley.
 To Anchorage: C. Belcher, s. Pushruk, Charles Landis, Flor ence Balder, Solomon Kopak.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-28

When you join your Red Cross, you help your neighbors in dis tress wherever they may be just as surely as though you were there. Yes, through your Red Cross, you are there on the scene to help. Answer the Call. Join and Serve.
Milford chronicle., 1954-01-22

Philadelphia on Sunday to visit
Mrs. Floyd Givens who is a patient
in the Lankenau Hospital, for treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. ireland visited
friends on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Morgan. Jr
and family are occupying the Glen
daniel property on Main Street
Glendale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Abbott
Jr., entertained guests Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. Harry DelOrenzO is spending
few weeks with his family here.
D. c. Draper of Lincoln was a
caller in town on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knots of
ClaymOnt we're Sunday dinner
guests of Mr., and Mrs. Clarence
Spicer.
Mrs. Ella Tucker visited in New
York City last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Ellingswortb
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reese Jester and family of Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey T. Smith
were Sunday callers of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul " Smith and sons of Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Ennis. Sr..
were callers in Georgetown, Del.
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. Ellingsworth
entertained guests during the week
end
Mrs. Pauline Lynch and daughter.
Mrs. Ray Wootten. were Thursday
dinner guests of Mrs. Clara Wilson
Milford chronicle., 1954-01-22
FIGHTS ALL THE
INFECTION

Bicillin-SM is the new fast-and-long.
acting double antibiOtic attack on
germs involved in air sac infection.
Wyeth's new salt Of penicillin-
BIclLN-permits slow absorption
Of penicillin. The prolonged action
Of BiciIlin-SM. consequently, re-
duces relapses which often follow
air sac infection.
Milford chronicle., 1954-01-22

visited their daughter Mrs. Rodney
Campbell, who has been a patient
in Peninsula Hospital in Salisbury.