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Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE, Monday, May 16, 1932 U. S. And Chile Try For Peace In Chaco Area SANTIAGO, Chile VP) Renewed Joint efforta by the United States and Chile to bring about a more friendly spirit betwoen Bolivia and Paraguay in the Gran Chaco boundary con troversy, have clarified some of the contingent problem. Most of Chile's negotiations have been through Miguel C rue ha go, am bassador in Washington, but Carlos Balmaceda, foreign minister, has just completed hero a series of confer ences with the Bolivian and Paragua yan envoys, . . in' them he emphasized that the two republics can count upon Chile's aid at any time in attempting to; aojve any problem and that general South - American peace is the main spring of this country's policy. " Praise lor Americans Official circles note with the word . "exceptional" the assistance given by W. S. Culberteon, American ambas sador here, and by Edward F. Feely, American minister at La Paz. Mr. Freely has for a long time handled the Bolivian end of neutral Joint action. This government's neutrality means that Chllo will respect fully article 0 of the treaty of 1904 which gives Bolivia the right to transport what she desires, whether It be arms or what not, by way of the Arica-La Paz rati road. This provision, has been for Bolivia a sort of "corridor to the sea," a right to transport into her territory what ever may bo marked for Bolivia and discharged by a steamer at tho Chil ean customB house In Arlca. This neutrality Is upheld also by Tito V. Llsonl, chairman of the forelgri af fairs committee of the chamber of deputies. Kxpect Bolivian Aid In return for this re-afflrmntlon of neutrality, which was given Bolivia recently 'through diplomatic chan nels, according to reliable informa tion, Chile believes Bolivia will give the fullest co-operation and that this will lead to moro effective Joint ef fort in the task of trying to tftralght on out tho old Chaco puzzle. Paraguay, which always has had a. close relationship with Chilo, many Chileans having settled there, will continue to receive this government's friendly aid In all her International problems where Chile may have an Interest. - THIS CURIOUS WORLD 4 VimW HIGH SCHOOLGIRLS Mtoe A tUtf AX SHAmHiS, AND WiTH &.00O ..LAOOiGBOV.. . of B?SIO4r HASDIM6fe Doe, WAS CAST IN 8ROH2BMAOE FwM 19314- Pennies'. NEWSBovs- in ewecy eecton op TMa ONiTeO sTATSS . , OJNTraBoTeoT&THe A, FUND. ' A. Few sockets' Tied up Ths HAR&oR af New Worn, ciTV fox A& Hooks. THe WAXei UAS DisTRisoTeo ov? THs HARBOR AS FO3. C 1M2 SY NM KRVKC MM. Record Redwood Tree Cnllfornln'B Inllesl redwood mciisnros HIM (Vet. A C0B1C MILE! of fog may contnln scarcely a gallon ot water, Tho small particles making up n fog are so minute that it takes some 26,000, placed end to end, to make an Inch. In May, 1923, dozens ot ships were held up for two days in tho harbor of New York City, and, there was one collision after another. "Silence Zones" sometimes occur in a fog and add to the dangers of navigation. Within these freo,zones e foghorn may not bo heard only a short distance away, but .will be plainly audible at mucl." greater distances. Patched cf uneven temperature and humidity are believed to cause this condition. V Health : IMMUNE HKKVM IN POLIO From various sources there have appeared contradictory reports on the effectiveness of Immune serum, that Is serum taken from : those who have had Infantile paralysis, in the treatment of the dlscaso. This has led some to conclude that the treatment failed. Such a Judgment, according to those best Informed on the subject, Is prema 'ture and not warranted by the facts. Experimentally it has been shown beyond all doubt that immune serum can fix, that Is, render incapable of causing disease, the virus of polio. Tho experimental treatment of the disease however Is one thing, and its practical treatment In tho human quite another. -The scientist working with mon keys knows when the animals were infected and also that the symptoms he witnessed are caused by the polio virus. , ' .The physician called in" to treat a child must first determine at the cost of good deal of effort the nature of the ailment, and If he decide that It Is a ease of polio, he la seldom in position to know how long ago the child was exposed. It appears, riowever, that time Is the very essence of the treatment of poliomyelitis with Immune serum. When the virus has made Its way into the nervous system and has In vaded the nerve cells, It Is too late for serum. This la not peculiar to polio. We witness the same thlrig in the use of a nti -diphtheria Immune serum. To be effective the serum must be used early In the disease before the toxins have affixed themselves to the tissues of the body. ' In diphtheria, however; there Is a larger safety margin of time which la lacking In polio. , The present recommendations are to inject Into the body larger doses of serum In the very earliest stages of the suspected case and simul taneously or subsequently to Inject scrum Into the spinal canal. SH Kit MRU BHNS TO BTAI& WHKN PLACED ON HE CON D SAN FRANCISCO VP) Having found what appears his proper posi tion, baseball men on the Pacific Coast believe Vlnce Sherlock, spark ling second baseman of the San Francisco Mission club, la headed for the major leagues. Sherlock's big trouble the post two years seemed to be in finding his most" suitable place. Manager Joo Do vine of the MJ salons appar ently discovered his- rightful spot at the keystone- sack and. he la being groomed for faster company. Vlnoe had trials with, the Phillies and. Augusta In 1930 and, with Chat tanooga last season, before gaining a steady Job with Tucson of. the Arizona-Texas league, ' where he batted, .310 and. played. Infield and outfield positions, - He is a brother of Jack Sherlock, first-baseman ot the - Hollywood 'Stars. - u i "ILLINOIS FIELD" PASSES URBANAf 111 (flV-Historic "Illi nois field," scene of hundreds of varsity athletic events of the Uni versity of Illinois, will soon become a mere recreation field, as new bleachers and stands are- being con structed on a new field nearer the football stadium. p jj "Credit is the blood stream of our, economic life. Rastric tiorior destruction of credit cripples the revival of indus try, commerce and employment." THE President estimates that hoarded money money withdrawn from cir culationamounts to $1,500,000, 000. A patriotic appeal is being made to all citizens to restore this money to circu lation. But hoarded cash is only a drop in the bucket compared to the billions of dollars tied up in hoarded credit in unpaid bills! Millions of people in this country who can ' afford to pay and don't are working untold hardships on their retail stores, their physicians, their dentists, by with holding payment of their bills long after they are due -President Hoover Working hardships on everybody, even themselves, because credit works incir cles, through the retailer,, the wholesaler, the manufacturer, back to the worker and . the consumer. ; . . Let's thaw out those frozen dollars! Idle ( dollars won't put idle hands to work!! i If all of us would pay up our unpaid bills now, it would put billions of dollars back into circulation, would stimulate business, would put millions back to work, would hasten the return of prosperity. Pay your bills now -as a patriotic duty as a just obligation to your creditors .; . . . your country . . .. yourself! 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