| Show " 117 ' '''-- 77 :F -- I One-na- y Aid Racketeers Falsified7Auto Perfect 'Medical CHIT Battery 1943 Experts Thursday Morning- February Movie Probe Counsell Pioneer Dies For Says Sufferers Plea NEW Contagious Impetigo Feb3 (INS) Feb BEVERLY HILLS to win new sentences that ire Juppiy 'War Board At Flynn Trial' (Al—Theodore Hoping ' Willard of lesions of ticles CHICAGO Feb shorten their time federal microcrystals by powder cakes to Halt Fails lard electric storage battery fame ery that very fine crystals of Eloff and George E a recently developed means prison petigo" lino-eMakes Final Plea died at his home Wednesda !thiazole provide cure for Icedure children Browne are aiding authorities in on reported treating a total of lesions and :further efforts to stamp out has he where Hills These fine crystals remain Beverly Farmer's Draft For Screen Star impetigo contagious the movie eteering some retirement for years after t was announced pended skin pure water for many it was indicated zri Cake 5zAlt 1 57Gir1s ift 411-tbut- - 4 : I -- Cal 3 Wil-- A 3 CD)—Discov- - sulfa- - i s in been in art a Y )river Care Motorists Must Rely Solely on Remade Wheels Howard W Blakeslee aoelated Pr' is Science Editor 'AKRON Ohio Feb 3—Topcap 7 54-ac- retread sand repair of tires that stands between you and i a:I fk far for a long time If you dont know the meaninYr these four methods you stand e risk of your present tires wear:: out sooner than you expected Thf Byrnes ruling giving syn' etic rubber pia n ts building :ior:ties on only 436 per cent of e Baruch plan makes a more :CIS rubber situation for civilian onomv The Baruch plan is a re schedule with new synthetic ' "lntyy coming in nearly every lrth of this year Under the full ln any delay was predicted to nder the th:rd quarter of this ar critical If everything went was to have been ':l there rubber for military needs d some over Any way you figure the delay ts tire care up to the individual ire than before The start of tiller for civiliana is just that more delayed The delay for V::IRTIS will be longer than the lay in new plants For during e wait the rubber pile will have miniahed some more and the rl bark will have become longer The Firestone Tire and Rubber: repany operates here one of the rgest tire renewal plants Some rex Are renewed to be virtually as ve1 as new Some will stand two - three renewals the second and rd never being aa lasting as the 117inal tires But some tires can-a- t even be fixed The unfortunate cif those tires did not know 7 heed the signs of wear Illa Groove Topeap means to put a new of rubber on the top surface f the tread This rubber goes in the shoulders the sharp de arzles where the edges of the orrugation end aTopcap is some- hat like filling groove A recap renews the rubber over ' the top and down over the loth is new rubber over the –– all the pare area as recapcordbutfabric In down to the ecaps the new rubber goes on r ver some rubber still left over the abrie Repair is what can be done to re- hew damaged cord fabric That k'requently depends on what the Inwrer knew about his tire care rf fabric has been damaged much h en none of the other operations - worth while Heat moisture cracks or holes in the and wear down past the are the principal enemies of fabric An owner may decide he can get a little more wear after fabric bezina to show Ho probably will trl t t7V Etnko will risk saying goodbv to that tire forever with at preaent no date in sight for re- ruin placement If you don't permit of the fabric you Pre one of the fortunates who will be on the lists to get P t some now unknown date A renewed tire That is likely to rome for most drivers before new tire!' are available i Side Bright (hen – On the bright side the pre-wtres have grea t 'inherent capabilities for long- endurance They :are cLfferent - from the tires of even 10 Years ago They won't decay or deteriorate 1 much if you leave the car in the garage unused for a long time Firestones chief chemists estimate f: HOLLYWOOD Feb 3 (UP)— Jerry Giesler attorney a for Errol Flynn stamped before jury late Wednesday removed his glasses banged the table and charged both the movie hero's teen-ag- e accusers with bearing false evidence "I'll put it this way" he shouted pounding the table again "Those girls Betty Hansen and Peggy Satter lee lied to you" The two have accused Flynn of statutory rape half-balGiesler The portly known as one of America's most successful criminal attorneys declient as scribed his sober-face- d an honorable man who had been set upon by two scheming girls wise beyond their years Delivering his final argument sometimes with a roar and sometimes in a sibilant whisper Geis ler paced before the jury of nine women and three elderly men and asked them to set his client free and return him to Hollywood as one of the movies brightest stars Then he took up the characters and the stories of the17-year-ol- d waitMiss Hansen a movie-struc- k ress and the Miss Satterlee a Hollywood hot spot chorus girl "Yes I know" the lawyer drawled "I know you heard Prosecutor Thomas Cochran say Tuesday that I would tear these girls limb from limb that we would do all we could to smear them "I regret to report that these witnesses smeared themselves long before I ever heard of them and they ever heard of me" Giesler will conclude his argument Thursday and the case is ex01—The pected to go to the jury Friday re full-tim- ( f 1-- A -- UC-!- That is final" ' horn-rimm- ed azriculture ' -- i department reported ' SI' ' --: 1 ' ' - 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-- - s V- f 1 ' I strike of movie operators "- el ' ' í e Wednesday This was disclosed when Federal Judge Knox who Imposed sentence on the two men-las- t year announced he has extended the term of his court to retain jurisdiction in the case Bioff west coast racketeer was given 10 years and Browne former president of the AFL theatrical stage employes eight for extorting $1000000 years from major film companies on threats of calling a nation-wid- e '5 41 indus- try act Pha Pes leidel ai:- !! go - I drsingleoe ecTd1Isrepe ' '7:-5:::- - 114 ":"': t :':'" - - lo hsv'c't'ol alll6s1 7't lanoiinclY rack- in months whereas crushed ordinary' f sullathiazole s e t t I e s and cakes ease either on the child or to his neighbors when suspended in water Harris used a 20 per cent When used as a dressing the of the fine crystals in Isuspension conmicrocrystalline sulfathiazole water applying one small dress- centrates on the surface of the ing to each lesion In other treatments he said the gauze in about the consistency of fresh mud and is merely placed percentage of cure ranges from 80 to 100 per cent and it is necesin contact with the skin lesion to continue applications for sary "Upon removal of the dressing 24 hours later the lesion was al- - 10 to 14 days—sometimes as long !ways found to be healed" Dr Har- - as a month—and the removal of said "Ordinary sulfonamide crusts requires frequent attention '' dr 293 ydp ' t ' that sus- - 6' z 47 ' In 15 - PHILADELPHIA Feb 3 (Al-Charles V McLean 78 retired executive of the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin and a brother of the late publisher William L McLean died Tuesday night in the University of Pennsylvania hospital Wednesday it would support farm prices of potatoes grown this year at 92 per cent of the parity price instead of 90 per cent as previously announced Farmers are being urged to plant 17 per cent more land to potatoes for war purposes will Villie He With in iWednesday in the Journal of the 1American Medical association Dr T N Harris of Philadelphia reported the new treatment for tht disease caused by staphylococci bacteria similar to those which cause boils He said the treatment's effec- tiveness is due entirely to the fine- ness of the powder which is pre- pared by reducing ordinary sulfa- thiazole crystals to minute par- Im pro- - d Potato Subsidy t 3 in T pus-formi- o il i e d 1 one-da- y a n fe c i 19-4- USDA Increases WASHINGTON Feb i illness of three months He was 80 Willard gave up business activity many years ago when he came here from Cleveland Ohio but he made many 'trips of exploration to Yucatan and became an authority on Mayan culture He has written several books on the subject He is survived by his wife Florence They had no children Willard made his eightIn eenth and last exploratory journey He started exploring the Mayan cities more than 40 years ago full-tim- 1-- A ' : On Morals Count PITTSBURGH Feb 3 (INS) —Despite the protests of the county agriculture war board Kenneth L Carver McCandless township farmer who drives a milk truck as a sideline was sent to Pittsburgh Wednesday to take his final army physical examination Charles Shenot chairman of the war board who lives near farm where he Carver's specializes in raising pigs said: "It's just a pity We need food and Carver is certainly producing it Under national draft regulations you must have 16 units to be classed as a farmer I went over his farm and he has 60 He should be deferred" Carver said he will have to abandon his farm and sell out if he is inducted The draft board said it sympathized with him but its hands were tied H C Cochrane one of the members explained: "Carver was placed in class e because he is not a farmer He drives a milk truck on the side Our rules as we get e them state he must be a farmer We have to follow orders 'General Lewis B Hershey national selective service director signed an order placing him in Actually it was a presidential order When F D R says something we have to follow it cia of 1 — YORK - 1 45250wor0z-:-- ' -- - |
