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UNDER NEW ACT Preliminary drilling Wat begun

today at Ft. Harrison by 2000 Citi- > ; gens Military Training Camp en- . i rollees. ways Ss — After assignment of cadet officers, Sourt tape Has Waiting List trainees received lectures on mili- 2 3

of 50 for Aid at Long tary courtesy. Until they have mas- : or Coleman. tered drill fundamentals, no trainee | i

will handle arms. Organization of sport events was

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in 6 million American homes. At all these

Forty-five indigent persons, mostIy women, have been committed 10 the Robert Long Hospital for free medical service since Saturday, Juvenile Court Judge Wilfred Bradshaw said today Commitments for free hospitaliza-

to be held this afternoon as Lieut. Hugh P. Harris, camp athletic di=

Yector, assigned the Youths bo}

swimming, boxing, wrestling, base= ball, volley ball, track and tennis squads. Yesterday the trainees Were Mmducted into the wmervice by Caph,

breakfast tables wide-awake men and women cast their votes for the times proven laxative cereal=criap, crunchy Kelloggs All-Bran,

Maynard H. Carter who adminis= tered the oath of allegiance, CeolI. A. Kunzig, camp commander, in peing introduced to the unit, said the youths “should thank God that vou live under a government Which makes sich camps as these possible.”

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which went into effect on that day. The law empowers Superior, Circuit and Juvenile Courts to hear petitions of persons Who seek Tree merical service and upon determination of their indigency, to commit them either to the Long Or Coleman Hospitals 50 on Waiting List There is a waiting list of 50 seeking admittance to the hospitals. The new law provides free hospi- BERR 5 ; . . " id i Times-Acme Telephotq. talization for adults similar to that Douglas Oorrigan and his childhood sweetheart, y Tex, announced that they'll get married July 17, which has been provided for a num-| Elizabeth Marvin, & school teacher fn San Antonio, | anniversary of his “wrong way” flight. ber of years for children who may be sent to Riley Hospital by a Juve- “ y 5 DYE IN PLANE CRASH nile Court order. Geo ra yhv CAGLIARI, Sardinia, July 5 (0. Responsibility for conducting in- 14 | Ye P) =A military hydroplane crashed vestigation and commitment tO the oY last night, killing the crew of five. hospitals has been delegated to N J | mn Juvenile Court by agreement among ot av or, Judges of other courts affected dy ‘ y the new law I S h on Wetiet Yom [s "Scotc wm Approximately 90 per cent of NA New President Announces those committed since Saturday GLASCOW, July 5 (OU. P) q » have been dependent on some relief Tt a, favor but the Standing Committees agency, principally WPA or direct cORraDhY that takes Scotch hak township relief, Judge Bradshaw Hg the Court of Appeals For Civic Club. said. Only seven of those com- has decided a — mitted Were men we p ‘ute : ly . : , Ek Judge Bradshaw said ivestiga- hy a TR James R. McCoy, newly installed tion work in his court had been n= ay be call od Scotch. Anh ap- Lions Chub president, today ancreased 20 per cent under the new peal Aled by Handerson & Pion standing committees Tor Poe - . Turnbull, Ltd, hy Glasgow, |" Dr. Ww. ® Bodennamer first Vviee MODEL PLANE MEET | ob ft labeime 300 bottler of [President wil have geneial super blended Whisky “Scotch,” Was vigion of the program, membersnip, dismissed BY the court. The attendance, conservation, finance, blend contained 33 per cont constitutional and by-laws activash (a \ : ities Scotch and 67 per cent north= |G bg DETROIT, July 5 (U. P)—Com-] ern Irish My William H. Archer. second vice petition M the 12th national cham- There is No appeal from the President, Will direct the boys’ and pionship model anplane meet be- verdict. girls’ work, extension, Lions educagan today with outdoor cabin mod- tion, citizenship and patriotism, els and outdoor scale models sched- FORMER BARONESS WEDS |Vvisitation and goodwill, sight conuled to take off at Wayne County] HOLLYWOOD, July 5 (U. P).— servation and bling activities. Airport The former Baroness Corynn Ed-| John W. Bader, third vice presi: More than 700 are registered for rika von Kuehlhausen of Holly- dent, Wili supervise the fellowship, the meet, Which Will continue | wood and Wilfred M. Cline, movie [civic improvement and education,

through this week and it was eX- | cameraman, were honeymooning to- | athletics, publicity, nealth and welpected the entries Will total 1200, day after a July Fourth aerial elope- | fare and safety affairs. before the meet closes {ment to Las Vegas, Nev. committee appointments are: Program Dr, Bodanhamey, chairman; IL M. Burnette, Frank M. Daniel, Charles Domhoff, Lee Emmelman, A. R. Gwynn Frank Mutz, G. A, Saas, H. D, Stout, Paul summers and M. W. Vornbiock.

. | Membership—R. T. Broecker, chairman, y Lee Boggs, Glen Campbell, EL, Car, [Cecil Dillon, C. B. Ehlers, Fred Mack, Carl | Parr, Robert Price, Robert Pritchard, ROES

Quackenbush, John Sadler, Hartford Sal lee and Bert Talbert, . Attendance and _ Conservation—RRobert

Garten, chairman; Bert Auble, C. Black, (1 9% W. Black, Frank Grovenberry, A. R. Gwynn, IL. BE. Halstead, Ralph Roberts and Albert Schoen, Boys and Girls’ Work-—Frang Sommer, Dr. W. B

chairman, J. G. Best, Dr . B, Currie, Ralph B. Fisher, Charles J, Lehr, Dr K. B. Mayhall and Hairy D. Tumbleson.

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