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which colors plants green. Mr.| NEW YORK, Oct. 14—What can {Rapp said in the Illinois Dental {the world expect from Joseph {Journal that “remarkable therd- Stalin now that Russia holds the

{peutic” effect came by using itigtom bomb? Is he likely to use ito treat trench mouth, B, Byerrhea.

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questions, we need to know the Movements kind of man he is. But no leader of current times is more comsputh- pletely masked in mystery than -| Stalin.

{societies to a list of 16 undergoling anti-trust investigations. It charged that the investiga-| {tions were a “carefully calculated! {campaign of political terrorism” | because the societies opposed na-| itional compulsory health insur-| ‘ance. The AMA said the new associ-| lations being investigated were the; {California Medical Association, | {the Michigan State Medical So-| ciety, the Ingram County, Mich.,! Medical Society, the Cleveland Academy of Medicine, the Colum-| bus, O., Academy of Medicine and

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