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Wedne.sday,
September
21,
1949.
Iva
withers,
musical
eoiiiedv
actress
who
hails
from
Rivers,
DELAYED
HEALING
ART
GENERATION
Manitoba,
has
one
of
the
fern-1
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Styles
Offer
Unlim
ited
Scope
For
Future,
Famed
Designer
Says
ness,
and
made
tlie
Bobby
Clark
vehicle
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to
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by
DAVID
J.
WILKIE
DETROIT
(API
One
last
still
word
in
automobile
styling
Canton
Bulldogs
and
Cleveland
Panthers
in
1923
and
1924.
At
the
same
time
he
was
getting
retainers
as
a
fashion
designer.
An
ardent
apostle
of
"efficiency
of
design,"
he
ays
the
time
never
should
come
when
automobile
styling
will
have
reached
its
limit.
"Just
as
research
opens
new
fields
to
the
automobile
engineer,
to
it
does
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In
the
indefinite
future.
That's
the
opinion
of
Thomas
Walker,
noted
industrial
designer.
Walker
should
know.
He
has
been
styling
automobiles
along
with
a
host
of
other
things
for
more
than
20
years
NEW
YORK
APi
In
1908
a
German
chemist
made
a
new
chemical,
then
stuck
it
away
in
r
laboratory
safe.
It
lay
gathering
dust
for
25
years,
until
in
1933
another
German
scientist
took
a
look
at
it.
Two
years
later
he
announced
discovery
of
prontosil,
first
of
the
amazing
sulfo
drugs.
ProntosU
was
the
chemical
made
in
1908.
It
is
one
of
the
classics
in
tories
of
near-mises
in
medical
research.
By
a
hair's
breadth,
scientists
have
diamissed
recognizing
drugs
that
could
have
saved
millions
of
lives
if
tliey
had
been
put
to
use
earlier.
quantities.
DDT
has
a
Cinderella
story,
too.
It
was
first
mack;
in
Germany
in
1874.
B'lt
the
chemist
was
looking
for
something
else,
and
he
shoved
it
aside.
DDT
wasn't
rediscovered
until
1939.
It
was
75
years
late
in
being
launched
on
its
career
against
bugs.
It
could
have
been
at
work
for
years
saving
probably
millions
of
lives
from
malaria,
spread
by
mosquitoes.
New
discoveries
take
time,
and
"in
medical
research
there
Is
no
such
thing
as
a
wholly
unexpected
discovery,"
Dr.
Sokoloff
writes.
"Almost
every
imoprtant
dis-
Before
that
Waiker,
a
former
rutber-faetory
worker
and
pro-
r
the
automobiie
stylist
W:alker
says
the
motor
car
has
pbout
reached
its
maximum
width
and
minimum
height.
But
that
doesn't
mean
that
its
lines
can't
be
changed
for
greater
eye
fessional
football
player,
designed
women's
gowns.,
shoes
handbags
and
hats.
More
recently
he
helped
design
the
1949
Ford
car
which
won
a
citation
Prontosll
was
one
of
the
hun
dreds
of
chemicals
made
when
j
closure
is
foreseen
ar.d
predict-Paul
Ehrlicli
was
Baking
his.ca"
mattic
bullets
to
kill
germs.
Why'
for
Ford
and
Walker
in
the
la-
appeal
and
greater
comfort,
shion
academy
award.
j
The
Walker
influence
can
be
Now
he
is
consultant
on
the
1
seen
in
most
of
today's
auto-styling
of
all
Ford
products,
in-
j
mobiles,
even
if
he
didn't
stylo,
eluding
Ford,
Mercury
and
Lin-
all
of
them.
He
had
a
large
part
coin
cars
and
commercial
units
in
ridding
the
automobile
of
the
Walker,
born
in
Chicago
a
lit-'trunk
that
in
the
eagly
'30's
was
tie
more
than
50
years
ago,
play-
bolted
on
the
rear.
He
made
it
ed
football
with
Jim
Thorpe's
an
integral
part
of
the
vehicle
'it
was
never
put
to
a
test
Is
at
:
mystery.
Dr.
Boris
Sokoloff
writes
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
:
in
n
new
baoK.
inc
Miracn-
KROL
SPARKS
ARGOS
TO
26-18
WIN
OVER
CATS
Starting
Big:
Four's
1949
season
with
a
bang,
Toronto
Argonauts
exploded
to
a
2C-18
win
over
Hamilton
Wildcats
before
12,200
football
fans
at
Varsity
Stadium
in
Toronto.
Star
of
day
was
Argos'
big
Joe
Krol,
who
outpassed,
outran
and
outkicked
his
opponents
and
teammates
to
account
for
20
of
his
team's
26
points.
Here
Argo
man
is
seen
being
tagged
by
a
Wildcat
player
during
first
half
of
game.
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REVISIONS
WITH
TIME
CHANGE
Revisions-
in
C.N
R.
passenger
train
schedules
on
various
routes
in
BrRlrfh
Columbia
become
effective
Sunday,
September
25
with
ttie
return
of
Standard
Drugs,"
(Zigg-Davis
Co.).
Rediscovered
in
1935,
prontosll
was
the
springboard
for
qheml-cal
research
that
brought
on
sulfanilamide,
sulfapridine,
sul-fathlazole
and
other
sulfa
drugs
that
fought
certain
infections
like
no
other
drugs
ever
had.
In
the
Second
World
War,
the
sulfa
drugs
were
one
of
tiie
Egg-Cultured
Vaccine
to
Protect
Cattle
si
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Time.
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reasons
why
97.3
percent
of
all
wounded
United
States
service
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Canadian
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suggest
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contemplating
trip
on
and
Tifter
that
date
would
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For
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Sir
Alexander
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covered
penicillin
in
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Mold
spores
floating
in
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got
onto
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on
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powerfully
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of
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from
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East,
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Prince
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of
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p.m.,
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays.
7
germs.
He
kept
working
at
his
discovery
but
it
attracted
little
attention.
It
took
a
war
to
get
penicillin
born.
Scientists
.
took
up
the
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be
no
change
in
the
departure
time
of
east-
lull
bound
train
No.
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which
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discovered
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inside
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speedy
mass
production
of
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technician
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seen
harvesting
egg
membranes
rich
in
rinderpest
virus.
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of
Hamilton
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143
to
hold
a
one-stroke
margin
over
Bob
Gray
of
Toronto.
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75
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and
68
in.
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