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German Ambassador
Recalled by Reds
Bonn. Germany UR) Rus
sia's ambassador to West Germ
any, Valerian Zorin. has been
suddenly recalled by the Soviet's
and transferred to another post,
the Bonn government has an
nounced. A spokesman for Chancellor
Konrad Adenaued said Zorin
called unexpectedly on West
German Foreign Minister Hein
rich Von Bentano 'Ho pay his
faerwell visit."
The Soviet envoy told Bren
tano he had been transferred to
another post, the German spokes
man said. Zorin said he would
leave Bonn within a fe days.
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Diseaso Keep Lurking For Ui
I am always saddened when
I liear people expressing hos
tility acainst the able health
authorities to
whom, each
day, they owe
their health
and very life,
and the health
and lives of
their loved
ones. Even
college gradu
ates sometimes
naiin Alvarez seem xo ininK
that the tremendous improve
ment in public health, with the
almost complete banishment of
formerly common and often
fatal diseases, such as smallpox,
diphtheria, typhoid fever, dys
entery, chdlera, pneumonia and
mastoiditis has come about au
tomatically. Recently a lawyer
said to me angrily, "You have
your nerve, ascribing all these
improvements in our health to
medical research, boards of
health, bacteriologists, physic
ians andj others: why not give
the credit to better food, better
housing and advancing civiliza
tions?" How I wished that that lawyer
could have lived for a while
around a place like the Hooper
Foundation, in San Francisco,
a research department of the
University of California, presid
ed over for years by my old
friend, Dr. Karl F. Meyer. Be
cause he is a great expert on
bacteriology and epidemiology,
until he retired, every time there
appeared in California a very
dangerous epidemic of some us
ually fatal disease, he was quick
ly consulted by the anxious
health officers. Often he would
go to, the affected locality to
help the field workers to find
the source of the infection, and
to nip the epidemic in the bud.
People Had No Knowledge
Usually, in order to avoid
scaring people and throwing
tnem into a panic, no mention
of the emergency was made in
the papers; and hence, when the
epidemic was over and the great
danger averted, the people of
the state had no knowledge of
what had happened. What was
unfortunate about this was that
Chef, Marine Captain
Fail in Quiz Contest
New York (U.R) A hotel
chef and Marine Capt. Richard
S. McCutchen tied Sunday night
on the $64,000 Challenge" when
each got stuck in a $16,000 ques
tion on pastry.
Joseph Amblard, executive
chef of the Commodore Hotel
in New York, will attempt to
settle the deadlock next Sun
day. Amblard failed first in his
attempt to identify five kinds
of pastry, the name of the coun
try in which it originated and
its distinctive filling.
They were vatroushki, a Rus
sian pastry filled with sweetened
pot cheese or cottage cheese;
kaaga temer, a Syrian pastry
filled with ground or mashed
dates; debosch torte, a Hun
garian pastry filled with choco
late butter cream; Cassatini, an
Italian pastry filled with Ricot
ta cheese; and lemon curd tart,
an English pastry filled with
a mixture of lemon juice, but
ter, eggs and sugar.
McCutchen failed to identify
the kaaga temer.
Crash Kills Four
On Swiss Airliner
Shannon, Ireland (U.R) A
Swiss Airlines Convair passen
ger plane en route from Cali
fornia to Switzerland crashed
Sunday while making a routine
landing at Shannon Airport,
killing all four members of its
crew.
The twin-engine plane car
ried no passengers.
The victims were identified
as pilot Stanford Whitely, co
pilot H. Ross Peacock and flight
engineer Fred E. Mahon, all of
San Diego, and Swiss navigator
Jacob Wisemer.
The plane was being ferried
from San Diego to Zurich when
it nosed into a Shannon estuary
sandbank.
hundreds of thousands of good
people, like the lawyer who
scolded me, had never even
heard of the fine and devoted
men and women who had
worked day and night to stamp
out an epidemic, perhaps of bu
bonic plague the Black
Death" that killed millions of
people in Europe during the
Middle Ages.
Even I do not know the names
of the bacteriologists who. every
dav in my city, see to it that the
water I drink is free from dan
gerous germs. I ought to know
their names, if only that I might
thank them occasionally for
their vigilance. I owe them so
much perhaps even my life.
Those of you readers who doubt
this should go traveling in some
foreign land where the drink
ing water is not kept clean, and
see how quickly you come down
with dysentery.
Because our people in the
United States live in such a bliss
ful and ignorant state of secur
ity, hundreds of thousands of
men and women even doubt if
the many germs and viruses,
rickettsias and spirochetes pro
duce tne many iniecuuus uia
eases that still affect us. They
speak of "the germ theory of
disease as if it still were a
theorv. Because of our lack of
knowledge of infectious disease,
when the highly-trained and ex
pert health authorities of a great
city warn us that a dangerous
epidemic has started, and that
we must take certain simple ana
harmless precautions, often hun
dreds of thousands of us rise up
to block the ordinance. We re
fuse to take the advice of the
men whom we pay to tell us
how to stay well.
Often Compelled to Wait
It is sad that instead of being
able to nip an epidemic in the
bud, the health authorities ere
often compelled to wait and do
little until, with the coming of
li
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HEYI HAY! Rolling in the
hay, Redwood Empire egg
hunter Dorothy Korsmoe
comes up with this king-size
find laia by a hen that will
probably be too tired to com
pete in the Sonoma County
Fair in Santa Rosa, Calif.,
July 20-29.
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Red squirrels voluntarily swim
streams and lakes, including
such waters as Lake George
and the broadest parts of Lake
Champlain.
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Record
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9:30 p.m.
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Central Committee.
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perhaps scores of fatal cases,
public opinion is aroused suffic
iently so that the protective
ordinance can be enforced. To
illustrate: When hydrophobia
begins to become epidemic in a
city, the health officer would
like to wipe the disease right
out by vaccinating and protect
ing ell dogs, but he cannot do
this because so many of the dog
owners, who, if they knew any
thing about medicine, would be
the first to protect their pets
from sure death, fight the ordin
ance with every means at their
command. Aren't we humans
funny!
In August, a year ago, many
people in a small district in Cali
fornia began to come down with
a severe type of malaria. Where
had it come from? There hadn't
been any malaria in that region
since 1945 when health author
ities had wiped it out. What
happened was that a few mos
quitoes remained, and these got
infested -with malaria by biting
a soldier who had returned from
Korea Jdth malarial Plasmodia
in his blood. A troop of girl
scouts slept out in the woods;
they were bitten by the mos
quitoes; they got malaria, and
soon an epidemic was well start
ed. This had to be wiped out
by getting rid of mosquitoes and
quickly curing all the persons
who had malaria.
Epidemics Quickly Stopped
What is the moral of this? The
moral is that our old enemies
certain disease germs are still
able to get back at us occasional
ly; and the only reason why they
do not now start killing us by
the thousands is that an epi
demic is quickly stopped by ex
perts who see the danger and
then know what do do about it.
In the Middle Ages, when peo-
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Strange As It Seems
by Elsie
Hix
pie by the million trere dying
of the plague, no one knew what
to do to stop it. About all the
authorities did was to build bon
fires in the streets. Today, be
cause we know that the plague
is due to a germ that lives in
rats and is transmitted to man
by fleas, all we have to do to
stop a terrible epidemic in, let
us say, India is to kill rats and
fleas. Years ago, the Plague
Commission showed that if
guinea pigs were left in cages
on the floor of a house in which
Heartburn?
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top-speed relief from acid indiges
tion. No water needed. No waiting.
OalrlOatol
FOR THE TUMMY
a man had Just died of plague
they all got plague and quickly
died. But if the cages were sus
pended a foot pr two above the
floor too high for an infected
flea to jump in the guinea
pigs remained healthy indefin
itely. Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers
will understand that it would be
impossible for him to answer
requests for information or to
attempt to diagnose by mail.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 1956)
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