New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 19, 1923, Page 13

Veterans of that state ree sl lu.;: in the state are notified to file eluis with the world war veterans iid conmission, Salem, Ore., on date fixed. ORFE N BONUS LAW., Haven, Dec. 19.—The Ameri- can Legion headanarters in this state has heen natified from’ Oregon thats State d Aosta, . the legislaturs of that state d the | or before the - final date r filing appl ions for Positively fresh eggs doz. Nus-|the cash bonus or loan benefits under 301 Main St.— the Oregon bonus law as December sparri, papal secretary of enito Mussolini, the Ttalian prime minister; Marquis . Thaon Di Revel, Ttalian minister of marine, and the Duke of ment of the state and national pro- | hibition laws is the prevailing ques- tion, Governor Neff asserted, ! right, failing to see pedestrians. It is|dence implicating the men who really contended that if persons walking on | planned the killing. If they could jail | the roads would face the traffic they [these men they believe they would “nuld be. better able to avoid being |rid New Work of some dangerous gun- | ulrmh and also would be seen much [men. GASPARRI bn ORATED, | sooner by the drivers of cars ap-| Colien has been in the Tombs «Ince‘ Madrid, Dec. —King Alfonso | | proaghing in the opposite direction. |he was convicted and sentenced on|signed a decree h\\a.rdlng the order of L P AR AP Y |Baturday. He was taken to Sing Sln[: the great cross of Carlos ITI to Card- =o!l Bros., & Medical Asso. Says This Vould COHEN . DECLINES 10 Curb Fake Doctors IMPLICATE ANY MORE' NEpp's ENFORGEMENT lDEA Fdr the Late Christmas Shopper Last-Minute Suggeshons at Last-Call Prices state; Positively fresh eggs 69¢ doz. Rus« e 101 Main St.—advt. sell Bros, Information. Prohibition Laws. education to be physicians while po- lige powers of the states were direct- €d to scarch out and prosecute me Pmcfm“‘;'t:‘!;l"'.:”:"w"',;",?,"10‘:'%‘“,?;;({1 | who cxpected that Louis Cohen would | the nation would be freed of unquali- | 1611, the Inside story of the murder| ., ,co; iy {he enforcement of prohi- | fied doctors, the American Medical |©f “Kid Dropper” after he was con- |, 1,ws, Pat M. Neff, governor of association declared today in an offi- | icted and would immplicate from SIX | roy,g goclared in an address before clal statement by its exdcutive com- |10 fifteen others in the crime, have |, ;.. meeting here last.night. The mittee, | {about given up hope that he Wil | coting sponsored by the DallassPas- Not Many Fakirs { tatk. tors’ association, adopted a resolution The statement said that the num-| It was expected that Cohen would | ,qorsing the formation of a local | ber of medieal impotsers'and poorly | Pe couvicted of first degree murder| .gnization of pastors and church | qualificd physicians in the country, |4nd that after he realized that gang-|jyymen to aseist in the enforcement “does not,even approximate 25,000, |Sters who are supposed to have prom-|,¢ po jaw. Upon suggestion of the | the number claimed by a man under | i8ed him protection if he killed "“C!‘,'gm'-rlmr, it was' proposed that allj indictment for diploma frauds in|Xaplan known as the “Dropper”|communities of the state organize, - , ] Missouri. 1t set out that during the could not save him -from the chair, |,jonz similar lines in a campaign “to past cight years, not more than 2,500 | he woyld “squeal” However, Cohen|arouse the public against violation of graduates of low grade medical [\Was convicted of second degree mur-ihe prohibition laws.” schools have received licenses, der and received a sentence of twenty | “No ship that carries outlaw liquor | “For morc than 20 years, the at-|¥cars to life, which probably meansiould be allowed in an American tgntion of the public has been regu- [about sixteen years in Sing Sing. harbor,” asserted Governor Neff. | larly directed, in official publicatjons Cohen was kept in a room in Madi- No state should refuse to enforce of the association to varlous o\JIl«" son street for a week before the shoot- | {he national prohibition act, but the statement decldred, *“Ever sinee |ing, ot is belleved and was cor ¢ | should compel the federal govern- 1918, the journal of the American urged to kill the “Dropper.” ment to furnish the necessary machin I Medical association has published an- | was told that no one would be Sorry|ery if its own is insufficient, the gov nually the fact that the Connecticut [to see the “Dropper” killed, and that ernor said H and Arkansas eclectic licensing boards | if he was caught he would’ escape “Let the battleships that ave in nur* were apparenfly serving as clearing | with a light sentence, When he came |harbors go out over the three- mile | houses for <low grade institutions in ' out he would be the big man of the|jimit and sweep the seas free of the Missonri. | underworld, and would never lack |[rum ships,” he said. | for*money. The time for discussion of the pro- The police wonld like to have evi-| hibition question is past and enforce- | 19.-—Policemen | New York. Dec, Dallas, Tex., Dec. 19.—Both the mil- | itary and naval forces should be em- Cedar Chests Smoking Stands Can you think of a more highly prized 3 ¢ gift than a treasure chest of happiness? ~ Who can smoking Stand, We have the largest acmrt’mm in the eity N - N | Ours do double duty—they are attractiv ™ all finishes, natural cedar, mahegany S f| \ and they properly protect the and walnut, hes. ‘Many mahogany or $9.75"$56.50 be without a kinds in $1.25" Assails Connecticut “In 1920, the journal pointed out| that Connecticut through Its eclectic | E——oo————— board, was licensing men who had | not studied in eclectic medical | schools, and, even worse, was i censing some men who had not ap- parently completed a medical cour:e in any school. Nevertheless, pnblic officials have consistently disre r <w~ ed these annous sensational publieity pose by a St. Louis ne the matter on their attention | “There are today five medical| echools in the United States which | are not up to the high standard of the remaining 76. If these schools | are forced to raise their requirements or else to discontinue, the public will | be assured that no men will be grad. | uated in medicine who are not quall- | fied to appear for licensure. If the | state licensing boards will then admit | to their examinations only 'hn:u-; analified, the public will have assur- | ance that any man who can present the license of the state eyamining board s a properly qualified physi- cian™ accorded a wapaper forced Up To Policn | The medical profession definitely disclalms the function of searching out and prosecuting the man prac. | tiving medicine without a lleense, the | statement sald, adding that belongs | to police powera | The report I8 signed by Doctors Frank Billings of Chicago, A. R. 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