LOS ANGELES
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LOS ANGELES. March 30 (by Asso
ciated Press).—A fight against the
drug habit, waged by supplying addicts
with the narcotics they crave, has
brought about encouraging results, ac
cording to Dr. John Nevius, who di
rects a daily distribution here to the
victims, at a “municipal drug clinic.”
The drug is sold to the addicts at a
^rifling cost to them. After this be
came known to them men and women
stood in line waiting a chance to get
a daily “shot.” They were, told the
city was helping them and in return
only asked that they help themselves.
“Can’t you cut it down a little?”
was a question each person applying
was asked. If the answer was "No”
the desired amount was given. But
the attendants at the clinic declare
that the number of reductions has been
gratifyingly large.
“It's early to make predictionje,1”
“It’s early to make prediction,”
want to try, and that’s the biggest
thing of all.”
UNIVERSITY TO HOLD
BIG NOVICE MEET OF
* SEVEN GOOD CONTESTS
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal..
March 30 (by Associated Press).—
Stanford may send a delegation of
four or five track men to compete in
the annual Intercollegiate Amateur
Athletic Association meet in the East,
according to an announcement by
Captain W. B. Wells.
The Eastern trip will be conditioned
on the showing made by Cardinal ath
letes in the Pacific Coast Conference
and the Stanford-California meet.
Stanford must send a representa
tion this year or lose membership in
the association.
Likely candidates for the Eastern
team are: Morris Kirksey, national
junior champion in the sprints; J. K.
Lilly, a 10 flat man and twice winner
of the 100-yard dash in the Stanford
California meet; M. J. House, a point
winner in the hurdles in the inter
allied games; R. L. Templeton, who
tied for second in the high jump at
flfee inter-allied games, and Norman
Green, who has been making 12 feet
6 Caches in the pole vault.
FALLS EIGHTY FEET
BUT IS UNINJURED
CALDWELL, Kan., March 30 (by
Associated Press).—An eighty-foot
fall from a smokestack of the local
electric light plant by Jim Williams
of Wichita, stack builder and steeple
jack, merely delayed operations five
minutes and he was back on the job.
Palling head first, Williams struck a
guy wire, which before the fall, and
he landed feet first in some mud, un
injured.
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