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TOPIC OF SPEAKER rector ie Indies vom mental health, Indianapolis.

“Control of Tuberculosis in the |

REPORTS ON POLES

UNRRA Employee Finds Assassination Common in

with more than 16,700 servicemen. DUE AT NEW YORK:

Norway Victory, undesignated troops.

arrive at: American ports today

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Veteran" is the topic of- the prinei= | pal address to be delivered by Dr. Herbert R. Edwards of New York before the two-day conference of the bIndiana Tuberculosis association be-

SCIENCE PROVES HAIL IS FROZEN. SLOWLY,

By Science Service LONDON, May 7—R-rays turned on hailstones produced evidence

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Rushville Victory, from Bremerhaven 979 undesignated trgops. DUE AT SAN FRANCISCO: General John Pope from Manila-—5287 undesignated tfoops. : Admiral W. 8, 8ims, from Manila—4108 undesignated troops and naval personnel. General R. M. Blatchford, from S8hanghal —32101 undesignated troops. S Ploway, from Samar--1683 naval per~

- Underground Conflict With Russians.

’ i : By DANIEL M. KIDNEY Soripps-HoWard Staff Writer r WASHINGTON, May 7.—Poles hate the Russians and are in constant conflict with them. : Russian sotfiiers are shot and their bodies tossed into the Vistula.

ginning tomorrow, Dr. Edwards, chairman of the committee: on tuberculosis among veterans, will speak at the annual banquet in the Lincoln Travertine room at 6 p. m. tomorrow. The ses-

that these icy pellets are not frozen in a hurry, but slowly, Kathleen Lonsdale and P. Gs. Owston of the Royal Institution report "in the scientific journal, Nature. The dif-

come back from a second trip to Poland with a-Boatload of horses which UNRRA distributed among Polish farmers.

He is Charles

Whole Polish families disappear dVernight as Russians make re-

_| prisals, . Those were among observations made today by a man who has just

personnel.

naval personnel.

potatoes boiling on the stove.

Mother and daughter worked all day shoveling brick and debris and

Cape Friendship, undesignated troops. L8T-955-Two sailors.

DUE AT SAN DIEGO: Boney—540 naval personnel

sonnel, President Hayes, fromm Hawaii—855 naval Buchanan, from Hawaii—836 army and

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sion opens at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow. Meeting simultaneously will be the annual conference of tuberculosis secretaries and the Indiana Trudeau society,

Other speakers will be Dr. William B. Bolton, assistant director of the bureau of health education, Ameri-

fraction pattern of the rays after passing “through sections of the hailstones indicated that the ice was in large, solid crystals. “Good single crystals of ice can be grown in cold weather within an hour or two,” the researchers comment, “but an abrupt cooling of water, say, by a freezing "mixture

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C. Rofirer, His Rye bread sold for 50 zlotys. Memi«|they are apt to be shot by their can Medical association; Dr. Henry |or by liquid air, results in the for- . first trip to post- bers of the family huddle in bed|own underground. to the fight! If you live in Ma- | Stuart Willis, superintendent of the| mation of a coarse powder. Our war Europe was because of lack of fuel.” Mr. Rhorer wrote a personal note rion county, you may send your Maybury sanitarium, Northville, | experiments show, therefore, that

with cattle to re- Mr. Rohrer said nights are hide-|{to Marshal Stalin regarding his| contribution to the Marion County | Mich.; Dr. Leroy E. Burney, Indiana the hailstones were probably

build the Belgian ous with gunfire, Poles who fail to|Polish experience, pointing out the Cancer society, 110 W. 10th st., or health commissioner; Dr. Orva T.|formed by a relatively slow fall of herds. They were collaborate with the Russians do not|danger of war and asking for world ’ ' ho Kidder, Byron sanitarium, Ft. [temperature in the air through donated by the fare well. If they do collaborate!disarmament, he said. 22 E. Washington st. Wayne; Dr, Fred B. Wishard, medi-| which they passed.” Church o Crm CCC CECT CTT CEL CULT CULL ULL ULU EET LUUUU LULU ELL UU A ULULU UU LUI ULL LUT TULL LTT LLU LLL a rethren, - = > :

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