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...Specialist. In Los Angeles, Raymond Bobbitt was arrested by Detective Elva Bartlett for stealing a box of chocolates in the Thrifty Drug Store, was sent to prison, served 18 months, got out, was presently arrested by Detective Elva Bartlett for stealing a box of chocolates in the Thrifty Drug Store...
Professor Joseph F. Hudnut '09, (above) Dean of the School of Design, is chairman of the meeting, which spotlights "Design." Speakers include Arland A. Dirlam, Boston specialist on churches and schools, and Hugh A. Stubbins, Jr., assistant professor of Architecture at the University...
...A.A.G.P. started, the delegates picked Louisiana's tall (6 ft. 2 in.), Texas-born Dr. Jason Poland Sanders. Like most Texans, he has no inferiority complex. Says he: "I never feel I have to apologize to any specialist. A man may know brain surgery, but I know more about feeding babies." Back home, Dr. Sanders, a greying 54, hustled to get his state's organization started fast. He knew the family doctor's problems. For 21 years he had been a general practitioner in Caspiana (pop. 265) and in Shreveport, where he runs the Sanders Clinic. Within...
Neither Traps nor Poison. Rats never wash, says Specialist Nicholes, and seem to delight in filth. They are generally smelly, covered with running sores, fleas and lice. In a pinch they will eat their own young-or other rats caught in traps. But when there is food, a rat somehow contrives to inform his friends, and shares generously. They never lay up food for emergencies, trusting their victim, man, to do it for them...
...Specialist Nicholes, who makes a business of killing rats (mostly with poison), does not believe that they will ever be exterminated. They are too smart. Traps are not much good, and news of poison seems to spread fast. At present, there are many more rats than people in the U.S. They thrive in any climate, on any kind of food. In the tropics they often nest in palm trees, descending at night to plunder the food stocks...