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According to the San Francisco Chronicle [Oct. 19, ’47),
F.J. O’Ferrall Chief of the (California) State Division of Narcotics, was
fired for “inefficiency
and insubordination.” This
occurred after a 6 month investigation by the then Attorney General, Fred N.
Howser.
Chief narc O’Ferrall, (many of you recall) was a
contemporary of Harry J. Anslinger and seem to be in a competition with him over
who could tell the most lies about Medical Marihuana.
Take the following, for example:
“Persons under the influence of
marijuana are much more dangerous than persons under the influence of opium.
Opium is a depressant, while marijuana, which is the same thing as
hashish, is an excitant… Example:
An automobile tore across the Bay Bridge one night at 85 miles an hour.
The driver, a potential killer, refused to stop for pursuing State
patrolmen. At great risk to
themselves, they overtook him, cornered the car, forced him out.
His first words to them were: “Boys,
I feel like flying!” … But law enforcement officials are not always lucky
enough to apprehend a person under the influence of the drug before he has
committed a crime, and some of the most ghastly on record have been committed by
persons who are “high on the hay.”
“Hey” or “tea” is what addicts call marijuana.”
- San Francisco Chronicle [Mar 5, ‘45]
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