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Coal Lineup Trucks from as far away as Illinois, Indiana
and Michigan and numbering as high as 400 line up to be
loaded with coal at an operating coal mine in Somerset, O.,
while 372,000 striking soft coal miners continue their "no
contract, no work" policy. United Mine Workers chief, John
L. Lewis, and the soft coal operators are reported to be
within pennies of an agreement. (Acme Telephoto)
Doctors Disagree as to Cause
Of Death of Mrs. Borroto
i By HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE
(Associated Preai Sclenct Writer)
Manchester, N. H., Mar. 3 VP) The doctors disagree as to
whether Mrs. Abbie Borroto was dead when Dr. Hermann N.
Sander injected air into a vein in her arm.
This difference of medical opinion showed up in the closing
hours of the prosecution testimony in Dr. Sander's trial for
"mercv" killlne.
It was the same difference
Greeks to Vote '
Next Sunday
Athens, Greece, March 3 VP)
The outcome of Sunday's parlia
mentary elections here may di
rectly affect the success of cur
rent efforts to patch ruptured
trade and diplomatic ties be
tween Yugoslavia and Greece,
observers forecast today.
One high diplomatic source
said the result of the election
certainly will influence negotia
tions now under way for resum
ing trade and eventual full diplo
matic relations between the two
countries.
Greece long has been at odds
with Yugoslavia and her other
Balkan neighbors because of
their aid to the communist-led
Greek guerrillas in the-civil war
The rift was widened by Yu
goslav charges that Greece was
conducting a terrorist campaign
against her subjects, arresting
Yugoslavs who sought visas to
return to their native lands.
Delicate negotiations now
afoot for patching this rift are
being conducted with a watchful
eye to see whether .the Greek
voters will reject the royalist
populists largest party in the
last parliament when they go to
the polls Sunday.
Deputy Premier and Foreign
Minister Constantin Tsaldaris,
leader of the populists, long has
been a symbol and target of
communist charges that Greece
is "monarcho-fascist."
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday, March 8, 1950 S
that lesser personages have giv
en in evidence ever since the
testimony started one week ago
today. This time it came from
the top arbiters, whose opinion
is usually taken as final.
As today's testimony started,
the count stood:
1. Dr. Robert E. Biron that
she was alive.
2. Dr. Albert E. Miller that
she could have been alive.
3. Dr. Albert Snay that she
probably was dead.
Dr. Miller, who is eminent in
medical circles, told the first
story of an autopsy. He said It
did not show the immediate
cause of 'death.
Answering a hypothetical
question, he said 40 cubic centi
meters of air, the amount the
state charges Dr Sander In
jected, was enough to have
caused death in Mrs. Borroto's
condition.
To a second hypothetical ques
tion he answered that in his
opinion air killed her. He said, I
however, that the autopsy was
performed too long after death
to prove whether air was the
cause. . -.
He gave the defense support
for its contention that Mrs. Bor
roto's last gasp could have been
from an already dead body.
This is the gasp which her
nurse told about just as the air
was injected.
The only other sign of life
shown by the prosecution for
the air injection period was
slight twitching of face and
arms.
Dr. Miller did not testify
about twitching, but said that
for some hours after death it is
possible for skeletal muscles to
move. These are the muscles
which attach one bone to an
other. Dr. Miller added a new chap
ter to the almost unbelievable
record in this case of the. ability
of a human being to stay alive.
The autopsy showed not only
the original cancer in intestines
and liver, but added five new
sites. They were kidneys, thy
roid gland, adrenal glands, ab
dominal walls and lymph glands,
which are pumping stations for
the watery white fluid that
flows slowly in tissues.
And blood clots had checked
the flow of blood in the lower
half of her body.
Dr. Miller said there was no
proof that any of these things
caused death. He said a per
son can be pulseless for days,
but still live.
k The nearest he came to de-
'v fining death, under prodding of
the defense, was to say it is the
moment when the body's organs
cease to coordinate so complete
ly that there is no chance of
getting them to work together
again.
Gervais Card Club
Offers Four Tables
Gervais Four tables of cards
were in play at the "500" Com
munlty Card club, with Mrs.
Fred Manning and Miss Freda
Manning in charge. High scores
were held by Mrs. Ernest An
dres and Fred Manning and
econd by Mrs. John Henny, Sr.,
and Ernest Andres. Mrs. M. D.
Henning and Mrs. Cecil Colby
will be in charge of the March
14 meeting.
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