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Pope Announces
Vatican City - (UPD - Pope
John XXIII aid last night
he has asked his aides to
kneel before him only twice
a day instead of every time
they appear before him.
The modest, farm-born pon
tiff told an audience of 600
pilgrims that it was a "hu
miliation" for himself that
people should kneel before
him at all.
"Since I was elected to the
papacy my life has been rich
with consolations and humili
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Oregon. Monday, December 29, 1958
Reduced Kneeling
ations," he said. "Ona of the
humiliations is to see every
one kneel before me because
of the heritage of St. Peter.
"So I have agreed with the
persons close to me that they
should kneel down only twice
a day, in the morning and
evening, and that's all."
When five bishops and sev
eral priests attending the au
dience knelt for an official
photograph with the pope, he
cried out cheerfully, "No, No.
Stand up."
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Possible Causes Of
Rheumatoid Arthritis
It was recently reported be
fore the American Chemical
Society by Dr. Ralph Heimer
that he and
Olga M. Fed
erico and Dr.
Richard H.
Freyb erg of
New York
have been
studying three
different pro
teins (compli
c a t e d chemi-
Dr. Alvare Cals) Which
have been found in extremely
small amounts in the blood of
persons suffering from rheu
matoid arthritis. If it could be
proved that these proteins are
the cause of the arthritis, this
would represent a tremendous
step forward. What is feared
Smoother Ride
For Railroads
Seen Nexl Year
New York fDPD The na
tion's railroads bumped along
in 1958, but a smoother ride is
in prospect for 1959.
The recession bit hard into
the earnings of the class I
roads, dropping them to about
$550 million from $734 mil
lion 1 in 1957, the poorest
showing since 1949. And the
bite would have been bigger
had it not been for a Febru
ary rate hike and a $58-mil-lion
retroactive mail pay.
However, - anticipated in
creases in- traffic, coupled
with continued tight cost con
trol, should lift 1959 earnings
above the deflated 1958 fig
ures. Favorable Legislation
The railroads received some
favorable legislation in 1958,
but, according to Daniel P.
Loomis, president of the As
sociation of American Rail
roads, it was only - "interim
action" and the roads will
press for further remedial ac
tion in the new Congress.
The provisions of the Trans
portation act of 1958 include
federal ' government guaran
tees of up to $500 million of
private 'oans to railroads,
and autaorization for the In
terstate Commerce commis
sion to permit discontinuance
of unprofitable trains and fer
ries where interstate service
is provided.
Little was done, however,
to restore the rail industry to
equal competitive footing
with its rivals, and deprecia
tion allowances were not lib
eralized. The heart of the pas
senger problem was ignored,
and the 10 per cent war-time
levy on passenger travel was
not eliminated.
The year 1959 may find
fewer railroads on the scene.
A merger fever has gripped
the eastern roads which have
finally realized there are too
many lines competing for too
little business.
The nation's two largest
railroads - the Pennsylvania
and the New York Central -have
been actively discussing
a marriage for about a year.
A n Erie - Lackawanna-Delaware
& Hudson merger also
has been studied for some
time, and now the Norfolk &
Western and the Virginian,
five New England roads, and
the Atlantic Coast Line and
Seaboard Airline railroads all
have started merger talks.
Could Start Trend
These lines could start a
trend that some railroad men
believe is the only solution
to the railroad industry's prob
lems. Some have said that the
nation's 130 major railroads
should be merged into six to
ten major systems.
Meanwhile, the huge pas
senger deficit continues, and
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is that perhaps the peculiar
proteins are really the result
of a reaction of the body to
the diseased tissues in and
around the joints. But the dis
covery is promising it raises
hopes.
Emotional Problems
Of The Adolescent
A good book on the emo
tional problems of the adoles
cent is by Drs. J. R. Gallagh
er and H. I. Harris (Oxford).
It is written more for parents
than for children. There is a
good' deal on mental health
and psychosomatic troubles.
Another excellent book
which tackles the problem of
teen-age health from still
another angle is that of Dr.
Edward T. Wilkes (Ronald
Press). The writer helps par
ents to understand the prob
lems of the type they have
to take to a physician, like
that of a failure of normal
sexual development, a failure
of normal growth, a failure
to develop enough fat, or skin
disorders, mental disturb
ances, endocrine gland dis
turbances, and some of the
other common complaints of
teen-agers.
Children Are Growing
Bigger And Taller
According to the Statistical
Bulletin of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company, chil
dren in the United States as
well as in a number of other
countries are growing taller
and heavier. Most of our chil
dren now are bigger and tall
er than children of the same
age were a generation ago.
There are a number of possi
ble reasons for this. There is
more and better food today,
and a greater variety of foods.
There has been a great im
provement in living stand
ards; also, there has been a
greatly decreased incidence
of the old weakening diseases
of small children, such as scar
let fever, diphtheria, and
acute articular rheumatism.
The incidences of a number of
the formerly common child
hood diseases now have been
forced down almost to the
vanishing - point, with the
help of the various immuniz
ing injections.
r. Alvarez new booklet on
nerves may be obtained by
sending 25 cents and a large,
stamped, self - addressed en
velope with your request to
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept.
MMT, The Register and Tri
bune Syndicate, Box 957, Des
Moines 4, Iowa.
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.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 1958)
ALUMNI GIFTS
Ithaca, N.Y. -(UPr- Cornell
University received a record
$800,252 from its graduates
during the 1957-58 "giving
program." There were 17,537
individual contribution, also
a record. The largest single
gift, $86,000, came 'from the
Class of 1918 while the class
of 1949 set a record for the
number of donors with 504.
many roads are discontinuing
lines and stations in an effort
to reduce it. But there are
some roads, particularly in
the West, that are experiment
ing with means not only of
keeping passengers but of in
creasing them. Slumber coach
es, package meal-travel plans,
off-day tours,, and travel-tray
meals on coaches, among oth
er things, all are getting try
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Claims Support
Washington - (UPD - Liberal
Democrats claim growing
support for their drive to curb
conservative strength in the
house.
Rep. Frank Thompson Jr.
(D-N.J.), spokesman for a
group proposing to amend the
house rule to this end on open
ing day of the new Congress,
said he was encourged by the
response.
"We have had definite indi
cations of interest from 165
members," Thompson told a
reporter. Not all these pledg
ed active support for the
move, he added.
The liberal bloc, aiming its
fire mainly at the powerful
and conservative Rules Com
mittee, needs a majority of
the 436 House members to
win a rules fight on the floor,
floor.
However, rumors of a pos
sible compromise, avoiding a
test on the floor, have circu
lated among members on hand
early for the session starting
Jan. 7.
One possible compromise
would be to give Democrats
a heavier majority on the
Rules Committee, which some
times exercises life or death
powers over legislation routed
from other committees toward
the House floor.
BOARD CHAIRMAN DIES
Greenwich, Conn. -UPD- Ed
ward J. Noble, 76, chairman
of the board of the Lifesavers
Corporation and chairman of
the finance committee of the
American Broadcasting-United
Paramount Theaters, Inc.,
died Sunday night. He served
as undersecretary of com
merce in 1939.
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words between property owner
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ALEXANDER & BROWN
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hustles to get it settled. They're
so energetic they sometimes re
mind people of the well known
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