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Centreville, Mich. (U.PJ
There was nothing unusual
bout the marriage license ap
plied for Saturday by Samuel N.
Sheppard and Annie Miller
except that he's 93 and she's 81.
New Amphibious
Vehicle Passes Test
Oeeanside, Calif. U.R) Ma
rine officers at Camp Pendleton
recently completed successful
testing of a new amphibious ve
hicle, armed with a 105-mm.
howitzer gun, which can be put
ashore without a human crew.
In place of soldiers, the am
phibious craft has a complex ra
dio receiving unit which re
ceives orders from a helicopter
maneuvering overhead.
Officials said the demonstra
tions showed that remote heli
copter control can start the ve
hicle's engines, drive it through
the surf and brine it ashore and
into firing position over an ob
stacle course.
Remote control from a heli
copter offers better observation
of surf and beach conditions and
probably will eliminate the cap
sizing factor which long has
plagued amphibious landings in
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Value of Breast Feeding
1 always marvel when I see
a physician refuse to let a
mother nurse her infant for ev
en a few
days, because
I have long
read that the
colostrum, or
first watery
milk secreted
by the breast,
contains valu
able antibod
ies designed to
protect the in
fant from illness and death. I
have read that a calf that is not
allowed to get this colostrum is
likely soon to die of dysentery.
Now come Drs. Berry Camp
bell and W. E. Petersen, of the
University of Minnesota, who
report experiments on cows
that showed that germs in a
nursing calf's mouth go into the
mother's udder and there pro
duce within a few hours anti
bodies that come back out in
the milk to protect the calf
against infection with the par
ticular germ. If this wonderful
process takes place also in a
mother's breast, we old-fashion
ed doctors will have an addi
tional argument for the return
to the ideal method of the Great
Designer for the nourishment of
infants breast-feeding.
Cancer Cured More Often
Today, as we hear so much
about the greater incidence of
cancer in man, it is good to
hear, also, that cancer is being
cured much more often.
As Surgeon General Scheele,
of the U. S. Public Health Ser
vice, just told the General Prac
titioners in Washington, D.C.,
with the help of earlier diag
nosis and better treatment, in
the last 10 years . the average
rate of cure of cancer has gone
up from about 15 per cent to
about 50 per cent. And in many
cases in which the patient
comes too late for a cure, his
life can be prolonged and he
can be made more comfortable.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers
will understand that it would
be impossible for him to an
swer requests for information
or to attempt to diagnose by
mail.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 195E)
Around Hollywood
By ALINE M0SBY
United Press Correspondent
Hollywood (U.PJ Those rock
iT roll tunes Elvis Presley and
the other new singers shout
r
may be sensa
tional to the
teenagers, but
to Hollywood
eminent music
critic. Spike
Jones,, they're
horrible."
Spike com
plains the
songs such as
Aline Mosbr "Hear tbreak
Hotel" and "Blue Suede Shoes"
are lousing up the business.
He's the original tune-slaught
erer. But how can you slaughter
a tune, he sighs, that's already
a mess? He charges that to
day's popular tunes sound just
as wacky as the satires his orch
estra of automobile horns and
train whitles has been doing
for years only his were just
for fun.
'It's murder when you're in
the business of depending on
pop tunes to satirize." is his
iament. "Each year I think the
songs can't get any worse, but
they do.
Most pop tunes border on the
ridiculous now. We're really
painted into a corner. We can't
make them any worse!"
Spike delivered his tale of
woe while escorting me on a
tour of Hollywood's jazz night
clubs appearing with a celebrity
is one way to get a table. Al
though a date with Spike is
not exactly a date with Clark
Gable, it's educational. The
murderer of music is an expert
on musicians and what they
play.
We used to satirize standard
tunes but now if we try that
the teenagers don't know what
we're satirizing," he said. "They
don't know "Deep Purple' from
nothin .
"Last year at least we had
'Davy Crockett.' But this year
we're struck with 'Heartbeat
Hotel.' For my show now at the
Moulin Rouge here we finaly
did it as "Heartburn Motel.".
For another number Spike
didn't even bother to satirize
the Gale Storm rock 'n' roll
record of "Why Do Fools Fall
In Love." He just put on the
record and did pantomine to it.
"We dubbed a sneeze on the
record and you don't notice
much when she stops singing
and starts sneezing," said the
poker-faced Jones.
The worst blow of all, he con
tinued, was when he worked
up a satire on another "jump"
record by a popular group, the
Platters.
"Fifty per cent of the people
in the audience applaud they
think it's a wonderful imitation,"
he groaned. "They don't e"n
know we're making fun of the
Platters.
"So we tried to satirize
another song, "Transfusion." We
gave up. When I can't make a
song worse, you know it's horrible!"
SEES NO INTOLERANCE
Jerusalem, Israeli Sector (U.P)
A Catholic clergyman from
Argentina said in a radio broad
cast here Sunday night that Ca
tholics apparently have been
given fair treatment in this Jew
ish state. Monsignor Gustavo
Franceschi, editor of the influ
ential Buenos Aires Catholic
newspaper, Criterio, spoke at the
end of a four-day tour of Is
rael. "I have not met a single
clergyman, monk, or nun who
is dissatisfied with the treat
ment accorded him", he said.
which the landing craft are con
trolled by human crews, a
spokesman said.
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Milwaukee, Wis. iU.R)
Howard H. Boyle Jr., said to.
day he hopes to hitch hike his
way into the U. S. Senate. Boyle,
a candidate in the state Repub
lican primary, said he ran out
of campaign funds and will have
to use his thumb to get from one
speaking date to another.
New York (U.R) Union
members voted overwhelmingly
Saturday to end a violence-marked
16-week-old strike at four
Republic Aviation corp. jet
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Dinosaur Tracks
Placed on Display
Boston (U.R) The silhouette
and tracks of a dinosaur which
roamed the Connecticut River
Valley are on display at Boston's
Museum of Science.
A life-size cut-out of the 10
foot high Eubrontes stands be
side 30 clear tracks made by
the monsters known to have
existed in Massachusetts 170
million years ago.
The tracks, discovered in South
Hadley, were presented for the
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stood on four legs, the Eubrantes
stood erect on the two hind
feet, balancing itself with a long
tail which was kept off the
ground as the beast moved about,
according to Chan Waldron, an
official of the museum's etue
tion department.
Waldron said there were four
toes on the Eubrantes' feet but
only the three front ones touched "
tlie ground.
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