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ments: commygs, FRIDAY, JAN. = Rr — = THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : mim . ‘ Goshen; Alan * ion— : oi King H Greet y Juan y, | Aviatiofes Mi To B Packed On N ai Safa 7 Afri ng akon to i rer vu Gu feroscopes e Pac n Naval Safari in e@ Sg Hooker te | ee— udisnapolis, Fst Last In Oxygen N. 3 - 9 ari WASHINGTON. J Jeistios S4r¥iee wil sus iement rifles on the Curious, such > the particular | group of insect-eaters such as the OSLO, Norway, Jan 8 iUP=§ wl MN | ro Agr AC: Daniels, World War I re sort of safari expected to be undertaken soon by naval medical OFM of hookworm in Mozambique, shrew which may be a carrier of Gov -Luther W. Youngdani was) a — Voi the Tou : feary of the Navy and editor-pub- Scientists. : Portuguese East Africa. plague and malaria. scheduled to be received by Rng " rrEEZERS ed ha na Hiaher.of the Ralagh-News-snd-Ob When contract. negotiations are ‘completed the scientists Will ac To pursue their studies, the Navy Most of these animals have not Four, VII today as the BIER} 0 0 221), eu. ft. by the associa. - was ported: in “grave” mT Of Califor gn BAe medical group WII Rave to trap AI BET USE TI. YESERTEI by ATTOTICRIT Tore FOIE 16 SWeden—tor—the-third . { Constant Vigil Urged dition here today from a severe yo ut Navy sibdical rr ies pining 1 EXPE" hoot animals which are diséase medical scientists. before because stop of his Scandinavian tour. |} WEBBER FREEZER ee case of bronchitis that took a turn' NE for its research in tropical carriers. the animals cannot be imported Gov. Youngdahl, replying to an

Against Attack or the worse early yesterday. First, it will provide medical serv- Among" these .are the rodents address of welcome by Foreign Min- | go MAX B. COOK The 85-year-old statesman andice to the top paleontological and “1¢ases, Will study African sleeping: \ "0. Lo ie Plague: the Jt they, introduce a whole new (Co Halvard Tange Jast night, said Seripps-Howard Aviation Editor {editor, who became ill Sunday with anthropological scientists who, un- sickness, bilharzia or snail ever, jong or quagga which are attacked Series of diseases. he found many sections of Norway NEW YORK, Jan. 8—It ‘is theiq severe cold, was in an" oxygen der the sponsorship of the Univer-| plague, scrub typhus, yellow fever by ticks and may carry relapsing The leader of the Navy group, similar to Minnesota. gpinion. of many U. “8. Air Force tent, . Jdity of California, will cover most and malaria, fever; the deer, gazelle, elan, pos- Cmdr, Julius M. Amberson, USNR Gov. Youngdahl and his wife are . officers that in any future war the Doctors said he later’ developed of Africa this year seeking traces There are also a host of ‘parasites sibly lions, tigers .and leopard (MC), says his party will not take scheduled to ‘attend ‘another din-

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