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A VERY unhappy parent New York). Every crippled I'S- - of a child with nephroperson ought to have a copy , of this book as a sort of t sis wants to know what the extra Bible in his home. Just disease is and, unfortunately, now I received a catalog. answer no is there simple from the Fascole Corpora- - I vallable. My tion (229-4tAve., New York o o d friend, '. 3, N.Y.)-- -a catalog filled r. B. M. Kark, with of many of descriptions tChicago, re- the types of apparatus which ntly wrote Rusk described, and which p his exten- - . are so needed by 44., crippled , 'ye studies of people to get about and to rp h i s disease. 1 le concluded live comfortably. at it is due1 a number of I auses; o n e, Dr. Alvarez nereditary tenderoiPs, t w n, infections'. three, toxins; four, allergens; five, mechanical dis. - ,.. . IN:CHILDREN ALVAREZ LONDON (UPI)-- -A postal official was informed that the Canvey Island post office, in the current post office listing, has been closed since 1936. "A mistaketfor 23 years-- is a bit naughty," he said Sunday.. -- -- , -- By DR. WALTER C. Errerf Well, Rawther! . . ' ',- , till , Doctors Find Many Causes . t -- , .' . - , d His name appears on both Haiti's immigration records - - - - ' , ' . , , Port-au- . NEPHROSIS running a dope ring, is 4he latest, but the govern, ment says certainlynot.the last. AU this th; Mafia's "men of substance,". as some this,tice Department people call the Dons, anticipated. Not ti)o long after the passage of the Naraltics Control Act. the Mafia decided to issue its convention call and picked Joe Barbara's estate In upstate New York as the meeting site.; high-buttone- and Pan Am's passenger list as having taken that plane. Airline officials also insist there can be no doubt that he got off at Ciudad Trujillo. Yet Dominican authorities flatly deny that Alfredo Perena Pamies arrived there. His family . and employer; heard from him again, nor has anyone reported seeing him since that day. The drug firm hired a private investigator to retrace Perent' steps from the time he left Mexico City on the morning of Feb. 16: to vana, Miami, and Port-au- . Prince. There, at the passen. ger gate of the airport, the , trait ended: ., trance in 1955. Alfreto Perena Pamies, port manager for a Mexican -- f , "Some of have a tough follow:hi the father who any." .. ..01Th j It -- ing- - bilt-- - :for yoncliquoting their anonym.ous informers. They point to the Mafia's move out -of its ' , ing to extricate itself from ' counterfeiting stage decade S the snarl of ' 1 ago. narcotics tral- 0 o7tY and 50 --years back The Mafia's were as, fre, phoney bills . virtually un I. J01,- -, IS1 quent as 'phoney bottled , known men o f elixir. The mob ran them su bstance,,,. off as th6ugh they wire have given or . -dollars. The fdderal ders that its ..stage 766 government stepped in, Sin., 'HARRY ANSLINGERN people are to ,;,..'' tences ranging upwards of Federal Narcotics BuTeati stop pushing L . N4 25 years were thrown at the the "stuff" as 11,4 began' rolling .up evidence for thousands of indictments. soon as pus- - Mr. Riese' gaslight era syndicate ! The boys got out of it There were 1,500 convictions sible and are not to get into - 'quicker than they abanfioned .duritig '58. any new deals in the multi their tight Mafia chief Vito Genovese,' million dollar heroin racket. shoes. From then on out the who just got a 15year rap But even for the mayhem and mu rder dispensing , , . , . Mafia, this isal easy. There . , .. , are the defiant ones. Some ' , ,,? have been given time to get , out. Some have been mur- dered. CII This is the opinion of Atty. .. , Gen. Rogers, who must base his actions and decisions on what his new cadres of spe- - .., cialists have advised him in . the past few months. . It can be disclosed here , that it positively is the opin. , ' inion of some of these tensely informed crime spe. od ciafists that the Apalachin crime convention was called for Nov. 14, 1957, first to dis- cuss the dangers of the,narcotics business and then to order the ' crime syndi, cate's men to get out of the trade. There were other items on the Mafia convention pro- gram. But winding up the narcotics traffic was the 0 main business of this cookout which the police rudely - .. y big-cit- , a k -- , ) , , ' - 'the new - mention. This Is a pnifully small tion to the fact atnount of worldly wealth that Lausche; for :a man to acquire after In between terms as gov-- , serving as city judge, mayor , of Cleveland, and five times Nvgar rnor of Ohio, governor of Ohio. It's the had served as ,;:oof wealth of one who must sinattorney f o r cerely believe, that the place the New York' to lay up treasures is in Central Rail- heaven, "where neither moth Lausche road, and later, Sen. when governor, - nor floth. corrupt?' I should also report that put across a heavy axle tax on-- trtiCks; also that he sat Senator Lausche has set Iv on a Senate subcommittee no law office either in Wash. recently which voted to let ingrton or Ohio. lie Is living t h e railroads discontinue entirely- on his government salar3),- plus around $200-a- . ,suburban- trains regardless of prohibitions by state govmonth pension from the state of Ohio. I came away. ernments from talking to him and 'Senator Lausche has now looking at his books with done an unusual thing. He the feeling that Lausche was has let nie see his financial really am and trying to. live up to I convinced records, the Shakespeare quotation I that although he did legislate as reported above, he read on his wall: "This above all: To thine did so from conviction, and own self be true. And it must' was not influenced by his brief period as counsel for follow, as the night the day,- thou canst not then be false the Federation of Railway to any Man." progress. ' Senator Lausche Was gov- NOTESen. Steve' Young ernor of Ohio longer than z z has also bared his any other man In history. ments, which makes a clean He left office probably as store for Ohio senators in poor as any other governor disclosing a n y influences in history. I have frequently which might affect their commented that honest pub-- , voting. lic servants seldom GOOD OLD SAM RAY. way of ' BURN faces a big test on worldly goods, and ' scrutiny of Senator Lausche's- - books bossfsm shortly. He is due, for a showdown with courtly certainly bears this out. Howard Smith Most of his money is in Congressman e iorVirgtnia--,WtioToCkslikbonds. Sherlock Holmes and governor of Ohio he was urging state employes to specializes in blocking hous: buy bonds and so he himself 'Mg bills inside his Rules bought a $100 bond, later a Committee. Smith is now sit$200 bond, each month. t ting on the $2 billion hous was deducted from his salary ing bill, and if Mr. Sam doesn't make good his promas governor. He thus accumulated $17,900 in U.S. bonds, , Ise to blast the bill out of Smith's committee he'll have but had to sell $10,000 of 'them to buy a house in some very, rebellious conWashington. He has a mort- ,. gressmen to cope with. Last January, when Rep. gage of $17,624 on - that Chet Holifield of California house. appealed to Rayburn to end THE SENATOR ,also bought bossism by committee chair-- nine . shares of Bank of men, Holifield wrote down a , American stock in 1956 for statement in Raybutn's $315 a share, plus 20 shares which he asked the of stock , in the Cincinnati speaker to. read. Sam read Enquirer for $10 each, when it and agreednamely, that It was being purchased by If Smith of Virginia bottled its employees and others in-- , Up any more bills, Rayburn terested in continuing news - would join Holifield and , - COOLLY counfing of dope Ped- dling, the Mafia now is' try. d --! mob went in for bootlegging, gamblingand narcotics. The syndicate fanned out into. industry 'and labor- but always the big money has been in dope peddling. - Finally in - 1956, note the . ':year; Congress passed the Narcotics Control' Act. This law centralized the reporting of all addicts by U.S . agen cies. It Set up a federal school to train state and local Tiarcotics ring experts- Heavy prison terms were made mandatory for con., victed smugglers and pushers. By Victor ,Ititisoi - - land, but hardly enough to . Mafia Abandoris Dope Racket paper competition in Cincirhi others in upsetting Smith's thmttle-holon vital legisnatl. The total vate of these stocks is now estimated at lation. Now it's up to, Sam to $4,545. He also has some in- surance in a Slovcnian incarry out his pledge. and surance company in Clevethisieporter can report that ralig,".wl - &telt. called' atten- - , .6 take - -' - Sen. Lausche Bares His Finances The WTASHING'rON- IV other day I drew some mean inferences regarding the activities of Sen. Frank Lausche of Ohio which I want to 11QIN '- 1959 - - , . t ..,t 4 , .4..a.AL.A.,b..A.A.ALAJLAJLAJLx.w.,àxli : . ,h, .., , .,, AV. 'Ala- )1 , |