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115 Cartoon
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Pacific Specimens
Sorted for Study
Stanford, Calif. (CPU
Seven tons of rare fishes from
the G-'1 of Thailand were be
ing I here and bottled
for i.. by scientists of the
George Vanderbilt Foundation
at Stanford University.
The haul consists of sea
snakes, sting rays and other
exotic specimens of South
Pacific marine life.
The specimens were netted
or caught during a three
month scientific fishing trip
in the gulf. About 600 differ
ent species, including many
new to science, were returned
in approximately 400 steel
drums and cans.
Oregon, ThimoV, August 21, 1958
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'Atoms for Peace
Dislayed in Ozarks
Springfield, Mo. (UPD
"Atoms for Peace," a mam
moth display of peacetime
aspects of atomic energy, will
be a main attraction of the
Ozark Empire Fair, Aug.
9-15.
A series of 80 panels, pic
turing almost every phase of
our nation's programs con
cerned with peaceful aspects
of atomic energy, will occupy
5,000 feet of floor space.
The display is operated for
the Atomic Energy Commis
sion by the Museum Division
of the Oak Ridge Institute of
Nuclear Studies.
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MEDICINES
I get letters from people
who feel sure they have
found a good cure for some
disease, and
are distressed
because we
doctors do not
care to buy it
or test it out.
Often they ap
peal to me for
help, and us
ually I have
to say that
ui Alvarez
there is noth
ing very new or promising
about their prescription.
Sometimes it turns out to be
a medicine that was given up
as useless a hundred years
ago, long before I was born
Most persons think we phy
sicians are too "snooty" to
use a remedy found by a
man who is not an M.D., but
they are so wrong. Last year
there were some 450 new
drugs synthesized and put
on the market, and I imagine
all of them were made by
chemists and none were dis
covered by physicians.
Years ago, the great Oliver
Wendell Holmes, the professor
of anatomy at Harvard, wrote
that doctors of old "learned
from a monk how to use anti
mony, from a Jesuit how to
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Patern 7256: transfer only
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Mayo Foundation
cure agues" (malaria), from a
friar how to 'cut for the
stone' (remove a stone from
the urinary bladder), from a
soldier how to treat gout,
from a sailor how to keep off
scurvy, from a postmaster
how to sound the Eustachi
an tube (that runs from the
throat to the ear), and from
a dairy-maid how to prevent
smallpox." (she told Dr. Jen
ner that when milkmaids got
"cow-pox," they were im
mune to smallpox).
Dr. Alvarez hopes his read
ers will understand that it
would be impossible for him
to answer requests for infor
mation or to attempt to diag-.
nose by mail.
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and Tribune Syndicate, 1958)
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30 N. Central SP 3-5371
'Breakers' Opened
For Public Visits
Newport, R.I. (UPD The
Breakers, Cornelius Vander
bilt's fabulous 70-room "sum
mer cottage" is once again
open to the public. The man
sion, which overlooks world-
famous Cliff Walk, is open j
aauy irom 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
during the summer.
The Breakers is under the
auspices of the Presbyterian
Society of Newport County.
Proceeds from admissions are
used by the society to further
restoration projects of New
port's colonial-built houses.
The mansion, first opened
to the public in 1948, was
patterned after northern Ital
ian palaces of the Renaissance
and was designed by Richard
Morris Hunt.
WARTS CAUSE STAGGER
Windsor, Ont. (UPD ,A
magistrate Tuesday dismissed
a drunken driving charge
against Max Byrd, who told
the court that warts on the
soles of his feet, not whisky
made him stagger when he got
out of his car.
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