The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, July 01, 1961, Image 9

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I ne experimentation was done at am because it oilers a new up- pounds of beef spleen will yield tile Dallas VA Hospital and has pruai-h to learning what makes a about one i;ram hut 11 is the luh produced a glyco-lipid called Cyto- cancer cell a cancer cell and per- concentration in earner cells that Upin H. After first tests, it appears haps to help explain why cancers has exnied investigators. 10 oe uientu-ai to a naturally -oc- kid people, lr acliram said. furring chemical delected in hish ,:, concentration in most human can-"" lmmun"V cer cells ' r urthermore, he explained, ty- The VA said the svnlhelic will tol,l"" 11 has some association Rive cancer researchers a new and wlln ,lle production of antibodies, vital tool to make wider and more cancer fishling subslances in Un detailed investigation into cancer blood- anl symhetic undoubted mysteries. I.v wl'l speed investigation of nu Portland Rtferral ;ttiral immunology against cancer, L'se of (he synthetic at the VA particularly development of pos- Hospital, Itoseburg. is uncertain at vaccines since Student Visits Glendnle Home By MRS. G. B. FOX Brock Lewis, a student at Mir acle alley Christian College u '. Albion. Idaho, is spending his sum mer vacation with his parents, Mr thi. lime ii was vnl.iiiiri im-u ; If the synthetic eventually i most of the work done here is with H'ows 10 oe an isooiei 01 (.umiuii khu .wis. sa i.ewis 01 iiienuaie. psvchialric patients. Those having il offers research possibilities Employ.d At Mill I cancer comnlii-aiinns would be Schram added. I Troy Ileynolds. son of Mr. and sent to the VA in Portland, it was1 Synthesis of a small amount ol , Mrs. Wall Reynulds of (ilendale, is noted. ' "le chemical is a complicated speniding the summer working at Since reporting his success (o i month-long process and relatively i the Hound Prairie Mill near Dil the American Society for Cancer ! expensive. according to Or. lard. He is a student at Southern Research at Atlantic Cilv, N. j., ; Schram. For example, one of the , Oregon College at Ashland. Dr. Alfred C Schram the VA bio-' starling materials costs S2U0 a I Mrs. H. M. Alleman of l.os An- chemist who solved the riddle, has gram. Largest amount recovered geles, Calif., arrived at Medford by : June 22. a son, James Richard; retined and improved the manii-l11' c)s ""' ' " io speno a irw uays visuing i weignt b pounds 9 -t ounces Douglas Community Hospital SANDERS to Mr. and Mrs. Ami N. Sanders, Box "14 Slither hn. June 21. a daughter. Janet Ei leen: weight 7 pounds 8:L ounces. JARVIS to Mr. and Aim. l.un DV V. Jarvis, 11117 K.ldy. Hosebur June 21. a daughler, Sheryl Ann; in weight 5 pounds 6' i ounces. CADDY To Mr. and Mrs. George W. daddy, III. 3, Rox 1725, Itoseburg. June 22, a daughter, Carol Ann; weight 8 pounds 13' a ounces. DOUSKV To Mr. and Mrs. Virgil 1,. Dorsey, Star Route, Wins Inn, June 22. a son. Christopher Alan; weight 6 pounds 12'i ounces. DAVIS To Mr. and Mrs. Alvm II. Davis, 5(i:i Center, Roseburg, facturin? nrncess -Being able to produce Ihis com- i milligrams, or about onc-lhou-'sandth of starting material. cro-techniqucs perfected at the Dallas VA Hospital. l infra-red spectrophotometer. Dr. Schram said, a complete analysis j can be obtained from vic-mil-i . lionths of a grain. I Traces of Cylolipi II can be de-1 so far has been one and one-half ' with her daughter, Mrs. Tom! SCOTT To Mr and Mr Fd- Johns, of Clendale and family. 1 ward E. Scot!, 4811 Stephens. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ward of hurg, June 22. a daughter. Brenda Analysis Possibl. i Mamalh, call!., former l.lendale Diana; weight 7 pounds 13'iounc- Analysis rossmn residents, are visiting at the Sam i es This is more than s.flicient for il!,ps home in (ilendale. Mrs. I SCHI.ACHT - To Mr and Mrs research purposes because of mi- Phillips and .Mrs. Ward are sisters. 1 ca, l ! Schlarht mi Tou-.r smh. perfected at the Martin Brooks Jr., son of Mr. ,.rl,n .Ine :i .inhii- n.n. With an ,n,i irs iarijn Hmnks nf IMen. .... f ... . ..iu, i .,...i- a. dale, is working in a Corvallis gro- es. eery slore w hile altending summer j BI.EHM To Mr. and Mrs. school there. Brooks, who will be a Richard D. Blchm, 1679 Harvev senior next year, w as dormitory j Court, Roschurg, June 23. a daugh councilor for the last lerm in his ! ter. Dena Kav: v eicht S oounds j junior year and will have a similar n, ounces, position next year. SAMSON To Mr. and Mrs. I Woman Improves ' Rav D. Samson. Itt. 1 Box 215, Mrs. Waller Smilh of Central . Sutherlin, June 21. a son, Charlie j Point, a former resident of Azalea Rodney; weight 7 pounds ll' j and Canyonville. has been serious-1 ounces. :ly ill in the lurcst Ulen Hospital: BROADWATER To Mr. and BEND (API Acting Gov. Ilarrv.al Canyonville since June 20. : Mrs. Virgil L. Broadwater. 1749 Air National Boivin, D-Klamath Falls, said to-1 friends report that she is now Cobb. Roseburg. June 2-V a daugh- plan that would al- i sumewiiai improved, nor oaugn- t0r. Dawn Marie; weight 8 pounds Mrs. Darren (Karen) walker is1 ounces. Airport home base. He is attached 0,1 whether to have statewide day-; of Portland spent several days vis-1 WILLIAMS To Mr. and Mrs. with the 142ml Air Base Squadron. Uglit saving time. j itinjt her mother and slaying at David It. Williams, 1128 Frccmont, Robert K. Shafer. electronics! Boivin told the Chamber nf Com- the home of friends, Mr. and -Mrs. Roseburg, June 25. a ' daughter, technician seaman, I'SN son of merce he wnnls to call the Ore ! Ray Buchanan of Azalea. I Deborah JoAnn; weight 7 pounds Charles K. Ridtnour, Army Pvt son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rid- j cnour. formerly of Roseburg, has completed the lineman's course at the southeastern signal school Fjrt Gordon. Ga. His wife, Victoria, lives al 348 SE Jackson. Roschurg. Sylvan G. Lor.,, airman second. Roseburg, is presently on dulv wilh the Ore Guard during ils annual field train-: day he has ing at the Portland International low the stale to vote next spring ter. Boivin Has Plan For Fast Time Vote Mr. and Mrs. Angus Lripps ofiio'ii ounces. Azalea was recently visited by hcri MOONEY molher, Mrs. Mary Coylc, and hcr.D. Aloonev. .Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A Sh.-ifiT ' gon Senate together for a one-day Mvrlle Creek, is presently serving ; meeling. pa s a bill calling for the on the radar picket destroyer VSS ! 'te. then adjourn. A majority of Ernest G. Small out of San Diego, 1 the Senate has agreed to the meet Calif, jing. he said. Don L. Bakor, airman second. I If the stale House of Reprcsenla Roseburg, is presently serving ,lvt's wl" follow sui. 1)ST im, ilia a;,- ev,-,. in u-n,..,., lauestinii can be mil on the ballot Richard Lea Moredith soli of ncxl May's primary election, heidcetomy at the Forest Glen Hos Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Moredilh, ! si,il1- . . ' pilal at Canyonville last week. Roseburg. attending Oregon State 11,0 lcslion is scnwluled lor a College, is Mndergoing six weeks i statewide vote in November, 12. of intensive training at Fort sm, I A number of persons have object Oklahoma in ROTC. !ecl ,hat Wl" another sum- Merit B. Blankenship, machin- nHT "f confusion over time. Uf m.ile ihirrt pints lisv son nf Only the legislature, however, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Blankenship, can ""Vance the vole to next May (ll',"n j j "Rv set in e un he vo n nex "enie easl the aircraft carrier USS Shangri-I 'fa1'. 'voultl be jjiyinK th pco t a i pie a chiince to (leculc. what tunc nephew. Kicky Bush, both of Sacra mento, Calif. l.eun Smilh, in, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Smith of Azalea, underwent an emergency appen- Oaklander Rents Home, Moves To California To Air. and Mrs. J. Box too Wilbur, June Faye; Brian Parg.ter, FTSN. it.S. Hhl,y. "'ally want next summer,' v.,,. k. kn i,.,r ,i ,., uoivin saio. ,ilri;,.',i ,h i -co i,,,i,ninl-, -,t' He added that the vote would Pearl Harbor lo the USS Pyro, an:1":,0" whether to adop DM slate ammunilion ship,, stationed at ' ',flf lf " ' rejected . the Port Hunters Point near San Francisco, i land area still can go on DM, He is the son of Mr. and Airs. T.I hl? yel"'' b"all'e c"' II. Pargeler of Melrose. I legislation passed in tho re- ChssterW. Carroll, Marine PFC.,!?enl ?n ' 1 woull ue ln f- crtn iI Mi- stir r I lioclnr I: , ""I'm .-.nut Carroll of sutherlin. completed a five-week aviation electronics op erators course at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot at San Diego,; California, Donald- R. Loinonen, aviation j electronics technician, second class, t:SN, son of Air. anil Airs, j Arvo Al. I.einonen of Winston, is presently serving with Attack .Squadron 14fi. Aliramar. Calif. David V. Stine, Marine Pfc, son of Air. and Airs. I). C. Stine of Winston, has completed a five week aviation electronics opera tors course at the Alarine Corps Recruit Depot at San Diego. Calif. Wendell K. Sproul, SA, I'SN. son of Airs. Shiela F. Carew of Wins ton, is presently serving aboard the carrier t'SS Hornet. Alvin L. Butler, Oregon Slate College, son of Air. and Mrs. Al vin I.. Butler. Roseburg. has arriv ed at Fort Sills, Oklahoma for six weeks of intensive training as a fu- iture artillery oflicer. Lortn L. McCluro, Oregon Stale College, son of Air. and Mrs. George W. .Met lure. Idleyld Park, has arrived at Fori Sill. Oklahoma for six weeks of intensive training as a fulure artillery officer. Allen J. Bailey, RDSA. VSN, son of Air. and Mrs. William Bai ley, Winslnn, participated in a six- day goodwill cruise lo Canada aboard tho ship l.'SS Scanner. Warren F. Slayton, fireman ap prentice. I'SN. son of Air. and Mrs. Henry G. Slayton of Suther lin. is presently serving aboard the USS Interceptor. Milton D. Gigear, electronics technician second class, I'SN, son of Air, and Mrs. Alilton Gigear of i Sutherlin, is presently serving! aboard the destroyer USS Cowell. j John Anglin has rented his resi- of Oakland to Air. and Airs! Archie Hutchins. Anglin is moving lo Oroville, Calif., to make his home, reports Edith Dunn, correspondent. Airs. Wendell Truitt has been discharged from the hospital and she and her husband have gone to Bend where it Is hoped her hcallh will he improved by the change of climate. Airs. Alary Bennet has returned lo Oakland after visiting at Mad ras. A friend 25, a daughter, Charlotte weight 8 pounds 4 ounces. ST1CKNEY To Mr. and Airs. Iven C. Stickney Jr., 1529 Hamil ton, Roseburg, June 26, a son, Scolt Eugene; weight 7 pounds 13'i ounces. KKITZMAN To Air. and Mrs. James V. Keilzman, 2190 Stephens, Roseburg, June 2S, a daughter, Jeanne Alarcc; weight 6 pounds 8 ounces. SWAI.I.ING To Air. and Airs. Ralph S. Swalling. 843 Fairhaven, Roschurg, June 27, a son, Craig Edwin; weight 8 pounds IVi ounces. Lucky Waits Naming Of Successor To Job ILL AND UNAVAILABLE home with her but will go back to NEW YORK fAP)-The June Madras because of illness, bulletin of the New York Slate! The Oakland Cafe has been sold Athletic Commission listed the , by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wright names of 24 boxers as "ill and un-! to Alts. Fern Wagner of Oakland, available." The commission ruling Air. and Airs. Paul Schulze Sr. was the result of May bonis in , of Newoort have been visiting which most of the boxers suffered their son and daughter-in-law, Air. knockouts or lacerations. land Airs. Paul Schulzo Jr. PORTLAND (AP)-C. E. Luck ey doesn't plan to leave his post as U. S. attorney for Oregon just yet. I.uckey was supposed to take Mrs. Cason, returned I over as U. S. referee in bank ruptcy at Eugene today. But h said U. S. Dial. Judge (lus Solo mon asked him to slay in Port land "because we have lo havf a U. S. attorney in the office." Sidney Al. Lezak, Portland, has been nominated lo succeed Luck ey, hut the Senate has not con- i firmed the ippnintment. UtV . Ali iiUMasTOfm vi alai 'I i'"i uMii Ttrnraiil- -rrr-i -'nl i '"TirlfTi1 1 I I STILL KNOWS HOW Mrs. Klmer Harper, at her 100th birthday annivrry party in Seattle, tthows how nhe handled a six-shooter on a Montana raneh some 80 years ago. Mm. Harper, known as Aunt Jusic, was a Seattle ares deputy sheriff in the early 1900. r '"- 4 j ..... mui i ma fimmrgrK-mr vmrn FOAM AND SAFELY HOME When a nose gear sticks on a S4 million plane, that's T-R-O-U-B-L-E. It happened to a jet tanker over Alius Air Force Base, Okla. Firemen quickly covered runway, photo at left, with foam normally used to fight aircraft fires. Foam reduces friction between runway and metal plane, reduces chance of fire. Pilot nosed down into foam and slid to stop, photo at right. Crew made quick exit from cockpit on escape ropes dangling from fuselage. Firefighters stand by just In case. Damage toll in the accident only $100. o