Show 2 Saturday Morning yTI) c - Yellow Fever Foe Forty Years tnlam Neiv Classes Will Retire at Early Dale In Draft List Maj J A LePrincu Gen Gorgas In Cuba Panama to Rest i After Lifetime as Enemy Df Plague MEMPHIS Term April 14 (UP)— Almost 40 years ago a! bright-eye- d young civil engineer stepped from the campus of Cuba where he Columbia university and sailed to disease-infesteon in the yellow fever fight joined General W C Gorgas was The young engineer Mnjori J A LePrinre and the year was built places were oiled tanks sealed and tins capable of holding walor 3301 ' d From a death trap Ha- emptied (tuba had just been won by (lie United States from Spain in the hnt the! “There were many’' LePrinre war Spa and thou- - called "even including some minis was disease-riddesands of soldiers and natives were ters of the Gospel who believed that falling prey to yellow fever mos- deatlis from typhoid dysentery and quitos Superstitions of the natives other diseases were intended by the who believed the fever was blown in Lord as a sort of punishment We tv damp winds ridicule of the na- had to fight these ideas as well as tive authorities and lack of cooper- the mosquitoes'’ ation by the U S government at To Panama ill 1304 Washington made difficult the work In 1904 LePrinre followed GorOf Gorgas and his young assistant gas to Panama “where men were Four Doctor Volunteered dropping like flies” from the ravFour doctors — Walter Reed ages of the fever Once again the James Carroll Aristides Azramonle two men set to work to clean up the and Jesse William Lazear— were infested area make possible conworking to track down the deadly struction of the Panama canal save The other lives and force on people the preLazear died disease three continued to risk their lives cautions needed to stamp out yellow They slept in soiled beds and fever Once again they succeeded In 1917 LePrinoe came to Memdressed in the clothing of the dead And then it was established that phis w'here for 22 years he has the mosquito carried the yellow toiled to rid the south of malaria Still endowed with an amazing vifever germ With that knowledge LePrinre tality he nevertheless will be rewent to work He had every water tired from the U S public health container in Havana examined and service when he reaches the age of Drainage ditches were 64 in August emptied n Salt £akc Tribune- -- April 13 - Son tli Asks AAA to Stress Japan Reveals Planting Home Gardens War Pinch e (UP) — tare needed each year by farm demonstration agents from lies of the southeast region national nine southern states have urged the “There is 17 per cent more illness service register will form the back- - A A A to encourage production of jn families having an income of and less per year than In in- ground for a conscription act which lf°°d and feed for home consumption Con- above that will be Introduced immediately in groups “Provisions for a home garden sidering this fact the lowfigure of income the event of war adequate to meet farm family needs the south and the relation of the to be made a part of the agricul- home The act i in draft form garden to good health it is e With the aid of the national reg- - tural conservation program" the Important that every in a said resolution closing sure be taken that will encourage later every man eoidd be at his ap- - agents a conference the production of home gardens The pointed post within a week “The problem of food production More Help first wave of mobilization would is of equal concern to all the nation A committee appointed by the if we are to have a people phvsical- bring in practically every young man between 18 and 21 who would conference asked the A A A to place ly and mentally fit” the committee more be called to the colors emphasis on provisions of the h of The next wave would take those farm program for It reported that men who according to the national vegetable gardens register and the list of exempted 024146 southern farm families were occupations are under the age of without gardens in 1933 29 and are not regarded as being “According to nutrition standards 715 pounds of vegetables are needed on essential national service The third wave would take men per person each year” the committee report said “That means that tip to 30 in the same categories It is not expected that it will be 7700000000 pounds of vegetables necessary to conscript men past 30 though in the event of a prothe list of exempted occupations longed or extensive war that step under the national register as a would be considered again with guide WASIIINGTON April 14 fami-Hom- mea-jserv- six-da- y SUNDAY DINNER Don’t worry your pretty head about what to serve for Sunday breakfast and Sunday dinner Read our ads make a list come to our O P S Stores take a basket shop our shelves and displays— you’ll he through In a few minutes and have a host of ’good things to eat! 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