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FOR SURGERY ON TV-
Tommy, 8, of San Francisco,
on June 23, 1958. will be
come the first patient to un
dergo "open' heart sureerv
on television, when a Stan
ford University surgical
team will remedy a congen
ital defect in the boy's heart.
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90-minute operation. Tom
my's parents would not per
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Jacksonville Man
Arraigned in Court
Junior Dale McVay, gen
eral delivery, Jacksonville,
was arraigned in district
court Tuesday on a charge
of first degree arson and was
hnnnd over to the grand
jury. e
McVay, who is being held
in lieu of $1,500 bail, is charg
ed with maliciously, wilfully
and feloniously setting fire to
the dwelling house of Mrs.
Nancy Ann Cofman, Jtckson
vilia, on or about May 27, ac
cording to district court rec
orfl h Cofmn hom is on
rMft rd.. ix miles
if-ciaonvilic on High-
ft. A. AT 70 Mrs. Elsie P.
gbulti, 70, of Galena, 0., a
freat-randmothe just te
emed a B. A. degree in Eng
Hth from Ohio State Univer
sity. Urs. Shultz drove 50
niles a day to classes.
Rayburn Silent on
Labor Bill Chances
Washington (UPI)
Speaker Sam Rayburn refus
ed to say today whether the
Senate-passed labor reform
bill has a chance of clearing
the House.
Rayburn told reporters
leaders will try to get the bill
or something like it, passed
by the House. But he did not
challenge newsmen's predic
tions that any general labor
measure is likely to wind up
gathering dust in the House
Labor committee.
The Senate passed the bill
Tuesday night by so large a
majority, 88 to 1, that its
backers hoped the House
would be spurred to action.
But informed House sources
doubt that this is likely to
happen.
Naval Academy
Competition Keen
Washington (UPI) Com
petition was keener than ever
before this year for entrance
to the U.S. Naval Academy.
And the examinations there
tougher.
The Academy said there
were 4,500 candidates, about
1,000 more than in any pre
vious year. Selectivity among
so large a group of would-be
entrants consequently was ex
tremely high. College En
trance Examination Board
tests were used for the first
time.
The average score of those
who were accepted was near
ly 660 in mathematics and 600
in English. The scores com
pare favorably with the aver
age of those entering top uni
versities in the United States.
Acceptance was based on
the order of merit in which
the candidate scored on the
entrance tests. Thus the Navy
regretfully had to turn down
many boys with fine academic
backgrounds. But it admitted
ly achieved a new class of
very high calibre.
Character and leadership
qualities, in addition ' to aca
demic proficiency, continue to
rate as major qualifications
for admission.
The Medical Roundup
Emeritus Consultant In Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professor of Medicine,
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Diabetes As A
Way of Life
With some 2 per cent of
pur population diabetic, there
should be much interest in
Dr. T. S. Danowski's new
book, ''Dia
betes as a
Way of Life,"
(Coward - Mc
Cann). The ti
tle is good,
because d i a
betes is not
only a dis
ease, it is a
'iJ way of life.
Or. Alvares The uerson
who finds he is diabetic must
quickly learn to take care of
himself so well that he can
live as long as anyone, and
can participate in all of the
usual activities of man. I am
pleased to read that today
diabetics may purchase life
insurance. 1
In this book, there is all
the information that a dia
betic can wish for. Dr. Dan
owski discusses what diabetes
is, and what causes it. He
tells, - first, of the dietetic
treatment with insulin and
with the new pill that can be
taken by mouth. Unfortunate
ly, the new medicine is large
ly for the older patients who
have a more or less mild type
of diabetes. Children and
young men and women with a
severe form of diabetes must
still use insulin, which must
be injected each day hypo
dermically. As Dr. Danowski
points out, diabetics must be
on their guard so that they
won't be taken in by the
quacks who love to make
wonderful promises for their
so-called medicine that can be
taken by' mouth.
An unusual chapter, such as
I haven't seen before, is on
the "social aspects of dia
betes" on such things as how
to entertain a diabetic in one's
home, or, if one is a diabetic,
how to eat. when out at a
dinner party, or how to be
have on a date; should one
admit one is diabetic and
hence cannot eat many foods?
Many diabetics will be glad
to learn that there are lay
affiliates to the Amercian Dia
betes Association diabetics
and their families, who re
ceive much helpful informa
tion Dr. Danowski supplies a
list of these affiliates.
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Senate Tuesday night passed
an omnibus rivers and harbors
bill which contains authoriza
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Sen. Richard L. Neuberger
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"high hopes" the President
would' approve the bill in its
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