Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1947 — Page 7

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Expected to Follow fe Argentina, Brazil ~ By ERNIE HILL

{ Times Fore Correspondent ness and government. RIO DE TANEIRO Brazil, July |

Eighteen years ago, in a protest! against senate ratification of the Kellogg peace treaties, I suggested that the most effective way to outlaw war would be “to do away with all rules and iPégulations for the conduct of war, and let its stark horror sink into the minds of men and women.” It may be that the conduct of these Farben leaders, as it will be publicized when they are put on trial, will accomplish what I proposed at that time.

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22.—From this vantage point at least, it begins to look as if Chile, Argentina and Brazil “will spearhead the anti-Communist bloc in Latin America, Brazil, having, vom already outlawed = itsCommunist party, is trying to lead the way. If it is successful in suppressing its Communists, who three years ago claimed more active members than any Communist! party outside of Russia, Chile may Mr. Hill be the first South American country to follow suit. In Argentina the party is already weak, with most rank-and-file Com- | munists and Socialists having become red-hot Peronistas. Gabriel Gonzalez Videla, who was! inaugurated as Chile's president. |;

direction. Just home from secret conferences with his Argentine and Brazilian counterparts, Juan Domingo Peron and Eurico Gaspar

Average Length of Treatment 21 Days | -— By PAUL F. ELLIS, United Press Staff Writer f 'NEW- YORK: July 22 A Anboratary: in‘Brookiyn’ {s- working at top | speed these days, turning ‘out a new drug ‘that some experts ny may! be the answer to hay fever. The new drug, a coal tar derivative, {s anthallan. Its makers con= tend the drug is effective whether or ‘not a person's hay fever is attributable to an allergy. The drug, which is difficult to! manufacture, will be available «| Robert F. . Anderson at least 500,000 Americans this hay {fever season, Dr. Walter Neumann, ! Heads Legion Post r | president of the Medico-Chemical| Robert F. Anderson, 3105 N. IlliCorp. of America; said, Bois st, has been - named comPass Clinic Trials | bos, er of Gen. George 8. Patton

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prank Dillon, 1st vice conjander; pr . pr i avey vice commander OnNAar urn - university” Presbyterian hospital] (te adjutant; Elvin Hadley, finance of- | medical center and the Umatilia [ ficer’ Lawrence Pavey, chaplain; Charles!

ordnance depot, Ordnance, Ore. | Moody; Seretant-siiafms, and James Bu-| Dr, Neumanng a native of Ham- derson and Mr. Miller burg who came to this country for | were selected as delegates to the the first time in 1911, said that an-|state convention and Mr, Dillon | thallan was developed by Prof. and Edwin B. Davis were named Wal 8. Lowe; now of the University alternate delegates. of Utah, damier Many years were spent in research and experiments on animals | {before the drug was used on hu- | mans,

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“Th average length of the treat- | Few Doors South of Washingion 81 Over the week-end he announced | ant period is 21 days” he said, Sauare D ite that Chile's conservative party|.pue marked improvement often ean

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of is brief but hectic administra- The drug can be bought only on | Owing his election to Communist in 3 doctor's prescription, 1 1s taken) support of his coalition candidacy, the president appointed four Communists to his first cabinet. They |

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