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Show I Thursday, October 20, 1949 THE TIMES- - NEWS. NEPHI, UTAH I I PAGE SEVEN : Arkansas Fanners May Grow Drugs New Plants to Produce Narcotics, Digitalis A ix vnfA I xv -- vTi a w yy i . M'VC PrArum TLir THAT THIS IS, AN AWPUL WASTE OF TIME ' i I I . T UlACiilV MWL IT" vcwny ana uerwr rolandcoe urtrTii ii I I i it r - vym which drug-bearin- g I 1 nrofram a iay free the United States from reliance on foreign sources for many vital medicinal has been launched In Arkansas by a Transplanted Rumanian chemist, reports the maeazin "Tniicfioi ana Engineering Chemistry." Dr. O. K. Cosla. a biophpmlot Who Instituted the first cultivation of plants in Kumama, is in charge of the Arkansas program at the CoIWr of the Ozarks, Clarksville, where a tract has been set aside for his experiments. Dr. Cosla. who has an M. TV Hp. gree as well as a Ph. D. in used to exDort to the United States part of its drug sup-- dew mmii : drus-farmln- . 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Every breath eases coughing spasms, makes breathing easier. And to prolong relief rub VapoRub on throat, chest and back. m jtrcnur roinier SUNNYSL . AU, TUAT'S.WUATt II If II . xuTIMI iyCTif ii ' By Bud Fisher . I-- FnT sugar. B&v- fi ip we. ply, and during World War II he furnished southeastern Europe with medicinal materials. If Dr. Cosla's plans mature, Arkansas farmers will soon begin sun-plying the nation with such drugs as Deliadonna, a narcotic: stra monium, a drug processed from dried Jim son weed which cives re lief to asthma sufferers, and ergot, used to control blood hemorrhages ana as an anesthetic. Foxglove, the dotted white and Dumle tubular flower whose leaves bear the powerful heart stimulant digitalis, will also soon be bloomine in Dr. Cos- la's medical garden. e Some of the nlanta which Dr. Cosla is planning to cultivate already crow wild in th Ar kansas backwoods. To determine the best conditions for growing each plant as a domestic crop, the Rumanian chemist will test them in hydroponic installations. In which tneir roots will be immersed in a watery solution containing mineral nutrients, instead of In soil. The active drugs will be extracted from the plants in a four-roolaboratory which Dr. Cosla brought wiw rum to this country to aid his research in biochemistry and ex perimental pharmacology. Dr. Cosla believes, according to "Industrial and Enelneerine Chem istry," that the South can even tually become one of the nation's principal drue farnrflne and mann. factoring centers, thus diverting to the area millions of dollars now spent annually on imports. w X uroo-jef-rm- ef ivi S. Elgar Schroeder, Haa II Rrrnl rmfni Horrlson-vllle- , believes a bandy farm gadget can have an attractive appearance while saving work for its owner. His h cart carries a good-siz- e load of tools, supplies or produce easily. The cart was made from a child's discarded coaster wagon, using the bo and wheels. The original wagon axle was kept, and the cart was built of inch pipe. Time required to build the cart was two one-haand hours at a cost of $1 for materials. Arc weld-la- g played an Important part In the cart's construction. Wisconsin, Yes, a wing of genuine aluminum metal inxid every PEP package! Body of plane in color on outride of package. Put printed 'em together ...ZOOMI Directions on package. Set of 6. Collect 'era swap 'em I Urge Mom to buy Kellogg's PEP today. Start enjoying crwpy, delicious flakes of whole wheat Get MODEL JET PLANE WITH THE PACKAGE! Hurryl W pull-pus- HUNTERS! ATTENTION, n m It F lf ' Q A Corn in Silage Form Answer to Extra Crop Corn in the form of silaca Is tha solution for the extra crop and a trench silo is the cheapest and easi. est way to provide for makine and storing of silage. 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