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—_ ; : ; > Fe ‘ : Police ¢ . *) J ] . . w We y : , Examine Portrait of Famous Pole - [[JELA Y VERDICT "wus wearneir FOTOLAST via acme reueenoro ARGENTINA AND BBE == > a - i 2 . . ¢ | ho h Forecast f tiod Ending 7:30 AM EST 918-40 ; I ORES eC ie DB == feo ‘ s : G 2 Mandy = at Riley he Ne : al ) Detectiv Do Judges Disagree or Is a ‘Britain Wins Moral Victory, lnk with Job Too Big? rg ~n Pays Through Nase. vested for ni NUERNBERG, Sept. 17 (U, P)—|" / ree Blud ; : y ERNIE HILL urse blu i he 2lestatogal wind Sriisies ne Times Foreign Correspondent continued i : unal today pon nnounce- nN BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 17.—After Rotary co “Life Span of Diabetics In- men J. erties in the Nazi “he ? \ 11 hectic weeks of financial wres- hospital. jn i trials unl Sept. 30. ANCIsco \ tling with the wily Argentines, the The late be creased Considerably . This gave rise to rumors that ° ew Al ' } -Anglo-Argentine financial and last night j the judges may be at odds in some commercial agreement d , tion and By Drug. agreement was signe # phases of the verdict. | today. he had a a Series The ruling in the case of the 22 Argentina has driven a hand 4 Hy -at Ohio an ATRL of ) Nazis and seven German organi- gain in settling debts rolled Eps i. He’ was By JANE STAFFORD > zations had beon scheduled for Britain during the war. pital killir (Copyright, 1046, Science Service ud Sept. 23. But at the same time t | that he sa: TORONTO, Sept. 17.~Millions of Te In London a British government J consider that ‘the he, ne Bris Under d throughout the world are Admirers of Paderewski . . . Drs. Anthony Jurass and Wiodsimlers | source said the delay was “due HE | rertt 90 them. For they have, vo sevenledt R alive and healthy today, thanks to] Koskowski, officials of the Paderewski Polish hospital medical school, solely to the tremendous task of a refusing to pay interest on the $600 | last Satur . made in an attic lab- Edinburgh, Scotland, and Mrs. Herbert Woollen, 3657 Spring ‘Hollow reviewing the mountain of evi- 3 FAM! million oWed to Argentina, estab. hospital nA a discovery RA. rd. (left to right) examine a portrait of the famous Pole. dence.” FOTOCA STAN ammeessss lished what may prove to be an Police. al oratory bere just 25 years ago. * x = x a Two pasivitties | for disagree- " LEGEND AHETID important precedent. In the mu That discovery was insulin—po- ment were sugges here. - * SCATTERED [+ : } ported wa! tent remedy for diabetes—which the t Shift P Ii bh School 2 Disagreements Seen EROWNSY Lu SHOW ERS EE) AREA Argentina Pleased | block, N. late Sir Frederick Banting and Dr. ans 10 | olls Some quarters believed that one Donne > A —t Jrgesiines feel they have i o'clock last C. H. Best extracted from the pan- > _o . judge might be loath to hold the EL 1oadiv gio I a lvoe oa): Tn the A’ wom creas. | The University of Toterko Of Medicine Out! ine Here 8. 8. guilty in its entirety, since & v i ka on almost every point. e: Sa "reamed | where insulin was born, and the . this would lay the basis for mass i PR 1040 EOW L A WAGNTR LL P G'S ¥ISEF.Q, : y xcept the that he tu : TMOREG PATS PEND COPR | matter of interest American Dishstes association $s 6h medical school; Mrs. Woollen, one time Indianaicharges against thousands of ; - alley. jointly celebrating the 25th anni-| A war-born Polish medical school ot Ts. he Paderewski “Testi-|vouthful Germans who might be NATIONAL 24-HOUR SUM-'| the eastern half of the United | through the region. (See warm air | ONE: The British will pay versary of the insulin discovery |is about.to be re-established In its OlreOy od successfully- conducted | regarded as misled by their elders, MARY: Clear skies and sunny | States and dropping some of its | flow arrow on map.) Clear skies through the'nose for all meat, grain bere this week. ¢ insulin native land. la drive to provide the school with There might also be a possible| weather are promised the north- | moisture in the process, as it is | have permitted the sun to warm 24 Th Mialaniale Donci oh Sul Before the discovery ; 0 '} And no one will be more pleased | edical textbooks of which there|disagreement by the fact that thei .,. ciq¢eq and that quarter of | lifted to higher levels by the ter- | the polar air mass centered over |si p diabetics were doomed to 8 shart than Mrs. Herbert M. Woollen, 3857 ,ow are more than 500. official Soviet préss and radio Jong| yn.’ vation but elsewhere there | rain it passes over by convection | A it S is Sh op of Argentine and miserable existence. wid Spring Hollow rd, ope of its most| Meanwhile, the two doctors as- has taken the view -that all the| _.., vo oi or showers over most | or forced aloft by cooler air that g Rortiteas) anc ue rest cent Pred on esiimpted 45 could exist only by starving Wem. ardent devotees, ; sorted. conditions in the medical Nuernberg defendants were guilty. of the country, except in the | lies north of the warm air front. | Pe continued above normal tem- |Per 4 selves almost to death. Details of the transfer were out-|feld are improving gradually in| The Anglo-American system has| piateay area and along the Pa- | Snow will fall in the mountains | peratures and Indian summer gon- | TWO: Britain has agreed to unwith diabetes 25 YEATS |i... ast night in the home of Mrs. | poland although disease increased been to consider all innocent untll| ging coast, of Wyoming and northern Colo- | ditions in the North and Middle |freeze the $600 million owed Argen- é 2go0 ould. Joke Na Woollen by Drs, Anton Jurasz med- | {remendously during the war, dd, There has : been Rain is pictured for the South | rado as colder weather moves into | Atlantic states, in the Lakes region Ha a ne Toney ay hi or two of ev ical director of the Paderewski| Ajding in combating the post- Atlantic states and there will be | the northern Rockies. " and the Ohio valley. 5 won Grown-ups were not much p ii. nospital medical school, and | war maladies are several hundred Soviet judge considers himself| thunderstorms or scattered show- Temperatures will be abovenor- | The western slopes of the |anything Argentina wants. better off. Wiodzimiers Koskowski, experimen- | polish doctors trained by the un-|bound by his government's propa-| ers in Florida, Gulf states and the | mal Tuesday night and Wednes- | Rockies will have partly cloudy | THREE: Britain will let the Life Expectancy Increased tal medicine department head, | derground at the peril of their lives, | ganda contention that the guilt Tennessee Valley. Warm, moist day - morning throughout the | weather and scattered showers [railroads it owns be reorganized Today, all this is changed. The| The two have been in this coun-{ They also said that all Polish|of all was established before the| air“from -the Gulf and tropics is | Mississippi and Missouri valleys | Tuesday, followed by clearing or (with Argentina capital dominating. aversgy diabetic child at the age|try the past five weeks arranging medical centers are progressing trial began. flowing northward over most of | due to the strong warm air flow | parfly cloudy skies at night. | **ind"ne’ Chicago Dally News dnc.

of 10 has a life expectation of 40 final detalls for the removal of the autonomously without any outside years. He can live those 40 years| American financed school from interference, including Russian. in good health. | Edinburgh, Scotland. The move will] The doctors will visit Mr. and|

ow n . play, d| be made as soon as conditions per-| Mrs. Woollen for several days. Dr. | idl. 4 > el, Dy res. i Srolmbly to Silesia. Jurasz first visited here in 1942, w. | Yew Uw. : sud having children: Just Tike any] ——— remem 3 ; vals La : ciber 10rd. He can satu || 0 RUGS ROW |S (TWO BATHTUBS FULL onderful io ts +0 OF GOLD EMBEZZLED

to take insulin, he has to Set his : ' : ; doctor regularly, he has fo learn AVERTED IN BERLIN SHANGHAI Sept. 11 (U. P)— . id halanch Big Lagun, Jud and ex ) Charges of embezzling two bathtubs ; : OR SUITS, FOR COATS, FOR DRESSES it, p BERLIN, Sept. 17 (U, P.).~~Ameri- \full of gold bars valued at $20,000, | ; But those are the only differences “3% military intelligence officials 000 (U. 8.) were brought yesterday

between {today revealed that American and | his life and that of any Russian troop detachments got into | 8ainst two Chinese UNRRA offi-

other pug Pessans who So an angry, tommy-gun waving row |cials in charge of fisheries rehabili- | to longer and much bet- [Saturday night. tation. oo fer life than they could have before At one point, it was charged, a. In a Jeprt to the governmen! the discovery of insulin. Soviet lieutenant threatened to call |'he officials Cure \ an Diabetics: are Dot the only per-|a Red army company fog prick piieme Agel » . 1 = us who ® have benefited by he ia SE U5, Miliary 10 Ie hal. The gold Had been buried in| SOve insulin. Every ; bs in an air raid shelter. with pernicious anemia who has| The row arose over custody of a Bathtubs for'an air ¥ been saved from certain death by|Pole and a Ukrainian woman who | . : { liver or liver extract also owes his | had been arrested by American and | BRITISH KING FEELS BETTER fife indirectly to the discovery of [Russian military police acting in| LONDON, Sept. 1T (U. P). —| concert. 5 | Buckingham palace reported that] Insulin Aids Recovery American officials characterized | King George VI, who is suffering] George Mi-|the row as “the most serious rift” from a slight cold, has improved En tio= between American and Soviet per- slightly but is continuing to Tre-

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mental sickness who ‘has been armored car, and throwing them —Sept. 17, tHe | shocked! back to sanity by one of Around the M. P. station, with guns | “Sunrise _ _. 6:38 | Sunset o51 the modern ‘methods of shock treat. trained on the Russians. Precipitation 24 hrs. ending 7:30 am. 90 ment for the insane owes his re-| An American military police offi- Toil precipitation since Jan. 1... 3 covery to insulin, - cer, Capt. A. Feldman, ended the | 5 Cio ic hie shows the temperawrestoring effects of argument by setting up a ring of [ture in other cities: High w | . heroic doses of this diabetes remedy sev Hslelnen and Racine gunners Bodo Lrg eo 4 ChiCRRO ++. ove» pag { gave the impetus to widespread use aroun on, He reinforced Chicago .... ‘8

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