The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 17, 1956, Page 25, Image 25

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    New Soviet
In Cairo
By WILTON WYNN
CAino, Kcypt tfu-Bushy haired
Dmitri Shepilov, the strapping new
Soviet foreign minister, flew into
Cairo Saturday for the obvious pur
pose of driving new bargains in
the Mirirlle East.
Shepilov, who is credited with
initiating the deal last year by
which Egypt traded cotton f o r
Occh arms, arrived with hi beau
tiful brunette daughter and a party
of Soviet officials as Moscow an
nounced official diplomatic recog
nition of Morocco and Tunisia.
Egypt has openly taken under'
her wing the Nationalist move
ments which have won almost com
plete independence for the two
Cpmputor Offers Quick
Intoxication Calculator
TORONTO' 11 - Two Toronto
doctors have designed a pocket
sized cardboard computer for
drinkers who cant tell when
they've had enough.
The scale on the computer.
Called an ' alcodi il." ranges from
convivial to carefree and uncon
scious. With a twirl of a center dial
and a few simple arithmetic calcu
lations, a drinker can tell whether
he can safely have a final "one
for the road" or should settle for
a cup of coffee. !
Dr R. Gordon Bell says he and!
Dr. K. W, Ferguson, of f'onnaught
laboratories at the I'niversity of
Toronto, developed the gadget 1
primarily as a gimmick to inter
est individuals in the problems of
alcoholism.
Rut in addition to its long-term
value. Or. Bell siys. the Alcndial
can cope with more immediate
problems including drunken driv
ing and the morning-after hang
over No Complex Problems
The device as kepi simple he
fause people "ith a few drinks
tinder their belts are not inclined
to -rilp intricate matlvmatical
pi'nlili'nti ..-. ,
The Alcndial consists of a ro
tating dic with an arrow that is
turned to point on a scale the
number of drinks consumed For
simnlicitv "one drink" is consid
ered a I? ounce buttle of beer or
1! ounces of honor
sr,''l on the lo' er half of
the dial is calibrated in body
verbis Opposite these are (ig
tires from M to 3V)
From the (mure opnosite an in
dividual's weight, 1. is subtracted
fur everv hour since drmkirrg
started. The resulting figure is the
alcoholic content of the blood in
milligrams per gram.
Three Colors
To make it even simpler. Dr.
Pell said, the card is marked in
three sections green, yellow and I
red. If a drinker's Alcodial rating!
is in the green, he can keep on:
the yellow band indicates caution J
is needed If a drinker is in the
red. he should keep avtnv from '
cars and drinks for a while.
Dr Bell, who is head of an in
stitution which treats many al- ,
cnholic, says that from the long!
term point of lew a person who
consistently drinks into the red. i
or repeatedly sags at the knees :
while in the yellow range, is in
dancer of becoming an alcoholic 1
Estimates made on the dial
have little meaning until a person
has been drinking for more than
an hour. M.ivntiim lecur.K v is '
nWaincd after two or three hours'
firinkins.
Interest Shown
Drs Bell and Kcrtusnn avo
had about I ouo of the Air nthals
panted Thy sell for $1 Police,
insurance comoanii-. health
groups and automobile associa
tions have cviressrd McnM in
the device The Ontario Motor
League is reported to lie consid-:
ennq 1 1 s ! n r the Alcndial- in a
ran.pa'gn H rcdu-e Christmas
and New Year s dunking among
it- members
Several groups in the C n i t e d
Sta-es. including insurance rim
pames, have sent for Yendials. '
according l-i Dr Bell While the
Canadian fluid ounce is s'i"ht1v
larger than the America, t'S li-1
rpior is slighllv stronger Either i
way, the Alcodial in both coun
tries is accurate enough (or prac
tical purposes
Dr Bell thinks the Alcodial
could be a boon to those who Mif- j
fer hangover discomfort
Weight Relationship )
For instance, a 2fK)-pounH man i
Using the Alcodial discovers his j
drinking the nii'ht before got him ;
to the 130 mark If no had eight 1
drinks over a two-hour period, a!
reduction to live for the same.
time would drop him to the SO
mark safely in the yellow zone
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Foreign Minister
to Begin Bargaining
North African states from France,
and Moscow has encouraged the
movements as a part of its "anti
colonial campaign."
Wooing Arabs
The timing of the recognition of
j the two st'ates appeared to be part
of the many sided Soviet campaign
to woo the nations of the Middle
. East. Asia and the Arab world.
Shepilov first words, -as he
stepped from his Ilyushin 14 plane
at Almaza military airport, were
tuned to that theme.
He said he had come from a
country of socialism "wh'rh l-in"-'
repudiated the policy of colonial
expansion, a country whose eco
nomic structure has no place for
He'd probably feel reasonably well
next day if he would set that pace
on future parties.
The Alcodial is basde on the
average alcoholic tolerance of the
human system. Dr. Bell explains.
A drinker using it can soon alter
his calculations if he is above or
below average in tolerance.
Overweights shouldn't think
they can drink more than their
skinny friends. Dr. Bell adds. The
Alcodial is based on normal
weights. Fat people should use the
normal weight for their height and
age in adding up the figures.
Top Canada Expert
Dr. Bell, rated by many as Can
ada's top expert on alcoholism,
believes the Alcodial can be of
great use in educating drinkers
to the dangers of alcoholism.
"It's a gimmick, or a hook if
you like, to get them interested in
their drinking problems." he says.
"Many people read about alco
holism hut the treatment of the
suh'ect is too eeneral to get per
sonal contact With the dial, any
one can figure for himself just
what his drinking habits and pit
terns are and whether they
need correcting "
Dr Bell cot the idea for the
Alcodial white oV'Veloptng formu
lae to calculate alcoholic Wood
levels.
Then it occurred to me: Why
not a slide-rule lo determine
drunkenness0 That's where Dr
Ferguson came In. I had the idea
but it would have taken me MO
years to transfer it into simple
ma' i inaiical terns that anyone
could understand
"Dr Ferguson did that "
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oil monopolies or any other kind
of imperialist monopolies which
suck the vitality of less developed
nations."
Many Greeleri
j Egyptian Foreign Minister Mah
'mooci Fawzi. Soviet ambassador
! K. D. Kisselev, diplomatic repre
jsentatives of all Communist coun
tries, the head of Communist
, China's trade delegation and the
Indian ambassador were on hand
to greet him.
Mrs. Kisselev presented a bou
quet of flowers to Shepilov's daugh
ter, Victoria, a tall 20-year-old girl
in a ,grey suit.
During his stay here, Shepilnv
'will have talks with Premier Ga-
I mal Abdel Nasser and Hassan Ib-
rahim, minister of stale for pro
duction allairs. The talks with 1b
: rahim suggested that he might
' have something new to offer on the
, Aswan Dam.
Assistance Offered
Russia several months ago of
fered technical and financial as
sistance in building the giant dam
on the Nile which Nasser envisages
as the key project in his plans to
expand agriculture and industry.
The Enited States, Britain and the
World Bank have since agreed to
gifts and loans totaling 400 million
dollars to help Egypt build the
i $1,300,000,000 dam, hut Egypt still
i needs a water-sharing agreement
' with Sudan in order to go ahead
i with construction.
Camp Struck
By Lightning,
Scout Killed
CHESTER, Pa. Lightning
struck a Boy Scout camp near here
shortly after dawn Saturday, kill
ing a II year-old youngster and in
juring seven others.
The bolt blasted a tree in the
middle of Camp Mulhearn, a Cath
olic retreat in Suburban Chester
Heights where some 2.000 Cub
JicauU, Rnj Scouts and Uipluw
Scouts had spent the hot spring
night.
The lightning sprang from the
tree and set fire to a tent Joseph
Simpson, 11, of Stonehurst, was
fatally burned. Ite was pfonounced
dead at Chester Hospital.
Three other boys were injured,
while four others suffered sliehl
burni and shock, were treated and
sent home
to Crossword Puule on Pago 24,
Foreign Aid
Amendment
Try Defeated
WASHINGTON l - The Senate
Foreign Relations Committee beat
off Saturday an attempt to tack
onto the administration's foreign
: aid bill an amendment designed
to restrict imports of Japanese
' textiles and other products.
' Administration officials from
the State. Commerce and Agricul
ture Departments testified in op
position to the amendment, of
lered by Sen. Green D Mi, at
a closed committee session.
! Sen. Mansfield 'D-Mont)
; moved to refer the proposal to
i the financeommittee, which han
dles tarilf legislation, and this
carried by a 8-4 vote.
1 The controversy slowed com
mittee action on the House-passed
; bill, which is headed toward a
j hot Senate floor battle over the
j amount to authorized for the
i military and economic aid pro
gram in the fiscal year starting
July 1.
Amount Cut
i President Eisenhower asked
Congress to authorize $4,900,000,
000, but the House cut this by
$1,100,000,000 in a vote that over
rode pleas from leaders of both
parties as well as the President
himself.
The senate Foreign Relations
Committee has voted to restore
702 million dollars of the house
cut, but Sen. Russell (D Ga) and
some others have announced they
will seek to chop another billion
dollars off the total approved by
the House.
Separate Bill
Even after the authorization
measure is passed, the actual
money for the program will have
to be provided in a separate ap
propriation bill. This will give op
ponents a second crack at it.
Sen. Ellender 'D La), a mem-
! ber of the appropriations com
mittee, said that when the foreign
aid legislation reaches the Senate
1 floor he will fight to cut it "to
'the bone."
., Sea. .'eubcrar .P-Ore). said Ji
i an interview that many Demo
. crats are reluctant to support in
creased funds for the program be
cause they want to "let the Re
publicans carry the ball.
"Many Democrats are con
, cerned ov er the belief that a lot
of the President's coat-tail riders
consider foreign aid unpopular
and want our party to he shot at
lor passage of the bill," he said.
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to escape Friday's 96 degree heat wve here. Bkkford tamo to Worcester from California
several years ago wearing his hair shoulder length. Ho said ho liked the "scalping ho got
from the barber and has returned annually for tho samo treatment. The "Mohawk" trim re
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Maternal Touch chrilfiin wipM tM of hw
yeer-old diughrer, Teryn, es they leave' London airport
Thursday after their arrival from the United States. Miss
Chistian delivered Teryn and her sister. Romina, 4, to their
fether and Miss Christian's
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their own cars near Papa, III. A third jailbreaker escaped
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