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'ir "f- THE EVENING SUN. BALTIMORE, WEDNESDAY, 'APRIL 1942 28 when taken In advance of the bits of an infected mosquito, they temporarily suppress an attack of malaria. Medal For Laurel Man Who Saved Soldier's Life 148 Ask Court Decrees To Change Names telephone several days later, Mr. Samuel U. Schultz, who saved a Schultz learned he had recovered.

better or worse than the preliminary indications. It is no secret, of course, that a dozen research laboratories in this country are vigorously pushing the search for a substitute for quinine and atabrine. Whether or not we run into a shortage of these two drugs, doctors would like to have a better malaria remedy than either of them. Although of great importance to the person with an acute attack of malaria, neither quinine nor ajta-brine can be relied on to remove the germs completely from the patient's blood. Neither have they true preventive action, although Fort Meade soldier's life last December 2 by pinch-hitting for a surgical clamp (and that means really pinching), will receive a bronze Vail medal for his fortitude Doesn't Recall Name His name? "Gosh, I don't remember 'now," RUPTURED? Our Patented "Back-eze Truss" IS THE LAST WORD IN COMFORT No understraps.

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Cutaw St. Phone VErnoit X9U Sulfa Drugs' Tests Secret By Science Service Washington, April 1 Government efforts to break up a monopoly in production of atabrine, substitute for. quinine in treatment of malaria, recall the fact that two sulfa drugs were reported last September as possible substitutes for both atabrine and quinine. The two drugs are promin, which is being tested also as a possible tuberculosis remedy, and sulfadiazine. The pre-war reports, on the anti-malaria action of these drugs were somewhat encouraging, but their present status is a military secret.

They may have turned out the phone company executive said. Since the first of this year 148 persons have sought court decrees to change their names. This number is exclusive of fifty-six adoption cases in which the change of name is merely incidental, court records disclosed today. The rush of petitions began about a year ago and still is under way. Court officials attribute it chiefly to defense work and the fact that many persons who in the past "I did have it here on a memo pad and initiative, A.

U. Haneke, vice- on my desk, but I threw the pad president and general manager of away the first of this year." Jessa Lee Kallinsky to Jessa Lee Kallins. Hervey Allen Kallinsky to Harvey Allan Kallins. Panaitis Ktena to Peter Nicholas Manuel. Dorothy Ktena to Dorothy Manuel.

Dolores Lillian Ktena to Dolores Lillian ManueL John F. Lis to John F. Lease. George S. Lis to George S.

Lease. Steve J. Lis to Steve J. Lease. Edward Joseph Levandowskl to Edward Joseph Lavandor.

Melvin John Levandowskl to Melvin John Lavandor. June Veronica Levandowskl to June Veronica Lavandor. the Chesapeake and Potomac Tele phone Company, said today. Mr. Schultz, a native of Balti more, has been in the phone com Presentation of the medal will be pany's employ for twenty -four Americanized their names, or otherwise altered them, have been forced made here soon.

The Vail medals are awarded annually as a memorial years, and acquired a knowledge of first aid several years ago as an to Theodore N. Vail, former presi employe of the company's plant de partment. dent of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, for deeds which conspicuously illustrate Mr, Vail's ideals of public service. William J. Luskin to William J.

Recognize Bleeding Buzby. The soldier, whose life was saved Mary E. Luskin to Mary E. Buzby. Carol Ann Luskin to Carol Ann by Mr.

Schultz, had suffered a sev 1 Buzby. erance of the left facial artery in an automobile accident near Fort William David Luskin to William David Buzby. Meade. Mr. Schultz, who is man Swan-derful suds For dishes 'n duds! Swan-derful, too, For baby 'n you! Swan-derful suds because Swan's baby-gentle, pure as imported cast ilea.

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AHA! SMOOTH, John Joseph Misanl to John and he was given a blood trans RICH FLAVOR! Joseph Purgat. fusion. Checking his condition by I'TOTl IB I nt Albert Rabinowitz to Albert Robbins. AGAIN Gaaraueed by A crrk Lfceee HewiekeepiDt 'f. lSl 1 "1 Salvatore George Ranzlno to I-UMIaEIILl Samuel George Kemp; Andrew John Stupavsky to An drew John Seaby.

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Pauline Wojciechowski to Paul ine Walters. And William Boniface Is Back From Florida To Cover the Local Tracks for James Samuel Wojciechowski to "tlx James Samuel Walters. Edward George Wojciechowski to Edward George Walters. Mary Wojciechowski to Mary Walters. no Carl James Wojciechowski to i 1 SI over, your old paper with n2'f Carl James Walters.

to explain discrepancies between the names they use and the official birth records or immigration records. Court decrees already have authorized name changes for seventy-nine of this year's petitioners. The petitions are filed in either the Circuit Court or the Circuit Court No. Adoption cases also are in the same tribunals and court clerks stated that the number of adoptions has been increasing. Families Involved Name changes sometimes involve whole families.

There were nine members in the largest family to come before the courts in 1942. Reasons vary, but the generally prevailing reasons are that the petitioners already have used the desired name for some time and find it "more euphonious" than their original appellation. In one case, a woman whose real name was "Fannie," mere sought to have it changed to "Frances." Many of the Polish petitioners have complained their real names are too hard for their acquaintances to spell or pronounce. Those obtaining court decrees officially changing their names since the first of this year and their new names are: Edmund Abualy to Edmund A. Condor.

Seymour L. Baraban to Seymour L. Barrie. Minnie Baraban to Minna Barrie. Jeffrey Baraban to Jeffrey Barrie.

William Albert Bunch to William Albert Ranck. Ruby A. Bunch to Ruby A. Ranck. William A.

Bunch, to William A. Ranck, Jr. Anthony Solomon Brldickl to Anthony Solomon Briggs. Edward William Bridickl to Edward William Briggs. Paul Pius Bridickl to Paul Pius Briggs.

Victoria Bridickl to Victoria Briggs. Stephen J. B. Bozek to Stephen J. Brozey.

Dionicio Costaperarla to Denny Costa. Concetta Costaperaria to Con-cetta Costa. Marie Costaperaria Marie Costa. Albert Costaperaria to Albert Costa. John C.

DeFord to John C. Cole. Frannie G. Enos to Frances G. Enos.

Stanislaus Fibich to James Faby. Louise Fibich to Louise Faby. Melvin J. Fibich to Melvin J. Faby.

Bernadine L. Fibich to Bernadine L. Faby, Joseph Hyson Gordon to Wesley Francis Gordon. Sidney Richard Gladstein to Sidney Richard Michael. Harry L.

Goldstein to Harry L. Cummins. Herman R. Goldstein to Herman M. Cummins.

Anthony Heres to Anthony Harris. Irene Heres to Irene Harris. Agnes Frances Izdebski to Agnes Frances Davis. Leo Kobylakiewicz to Leo Charles Kolb. Helen B.

Kobylakiewicz to Helen B. Kolb. Herman Kallinsky to Herman Kallins. Sara Kallinsky to Sara Kallins. Sylvester Francis Wojciechowski Hut i -in, i in 1 Tf' fS 1 Mil ALL to Sylvester Francis Walters.

Cornelius Richard Wojciechowski to Cornelius Richard Walters. 1 J-MO Yvonne Wojciechowski to Yvonne Walters. Walter William Zubrouska to Walter William Krause. Irene Zubrouska to Irene Krause. Walter William Zubrouska, to Walter William Krause, Jr.

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John L. Deaton, pastor of Christ Lutheran Church, today announced that he had selected "Easter Hope" as the subject of the message he will deliver. The Rev. Mr. Deaton was selected by an in Tomorrow Morning in THE SUN FRIDAY: What the public wants tabor to do.

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