Quotes From the News
Br UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL.
Washington-Rep. Joseph W. Martin (R.-Mass.) after being
defeated by Rep. Charles A. Halleck (R.-Ind.) for the GOP
House leadership:
"I thought I had commitments but they didn't all maie
rialiie. A few friends let me down."
Flat Rock, N.C-Poet-philosopher Carl Sandburg on de
posed Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista, an admirer of Abra
ham Lincoln:
"He read all about Lincoln I could tall him-and it didn't
m to do him much good."
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Miami Beach, Fla.-Navy surgeon general Rear Adm. Bar
tholomew W. Hogan on the treatment of victims of an atomic
attack: -
"Those who hare hopeless injuries should not consume
the time of any surgeon who might be able to spend his time
in actual life-saving procedures."
Goldsboro, N.C.-Marion Wilson, who was standing near
where two fuel tanks dropped from an F100 jet fighter plane
plummeted into the ground:
"They went off real sharp, like dynamite. I didn't see any
fire but there was some smoke coming out of the holes."
Little Rock,"Ark.-Segregationist Robert W. Laster on the
possibility of a federal judge ordering this city'j closed pub
lic schools reopened on an integrated basis:
"We're going to have to be in contempt of this court or in
violation of the state law." , "
Hofef Barber Gives
Mihavan Mornina Shave
Washington-IUPD-One Amer
lean at least has Deputy So
viet Premier Anastas I. Mik
oyan all in a lather.
He's Alfonso Tana, a 70-
Court Records.
Municipal Court
Charles Louis
Haven St.. drunk
Morave. 214 V
in public, $15.
Sherman Reynolds. Camp White,
drunk in Dublic. S10.
Nathan H. Blackwell. Camp
Whit, drunk in nublic. SIO.
Alfred Clyde Dehm. Camp White,
drunk in puDiic. siu.
Andrew Dooney. Camp White,
rimnk in nublic. S10.
Elmer Leroy Williams. Eagle
Point, drunk in public, S10.
Ralph Owen Dinsmore, co gen
eral delivery. Gold Hill, vagrancy,
sin
Eva Eileen Richardson, disobeyed
traffic ainuL Sa.
Hazel Francis Herndon. violation
AT hacir rule. SlD.
Kenneth Winford Johnson, viola
tion nf basic rule. SIO.
Jarvis Hilarry Mathews, failure
to leave information at scene of
Everette Ray Stokes, violation of
basic rule. SIO.
James Drew Coleman, wrong
wit' on one way street, SIO.
Velia Margery Johnson, disobey
mA Trilow liffht. S5.
Jim Ray Tosh, violation of basic
rule. S15.
Charles Leroy Campbell, viola
tion of basic rule. SIO.
William Lee Evans, failure to
yield right of way to vehicle, $10.
Fred Wynn Nilani, violation of
basic rule. $10.
Raymond Clifford Ayres, dis-
AtovcKi itnn sien. S5.
Eiio Narcisco Torresan, disobeyed
yellow light. ?5.
Frank David McCully. Jr., wrong
wav nn one wav street. S5.
red ngnt, a.
Willard Ray Hicks, disobeyed red
light. S3. t
Leland R. Chambers, violation of
basic rule, $10.
Lynn Raymond Cherry, violation
of basic rule. $10.
Raymond Forest Cherry, disobey
ed ston si en. So.
Roy Jackson Kell. failure to
transfer registration. $5.
Kenneth Albert Hughes, violation
of basic rule. $9.
Steven Carlos Morns, improper
ricnt turn. S3.
Robert Leon Pugh. violation of
basic rule. S10.
Raymond Waterfield. disobeyed
red light. $5.
Robert D. Waldron. violation of
basic rule. sio.
Robert Fred H offer, no tail
11 hU. $2.50.
Verne Wend all Taylor, disobeyed
red uent. sa.
Ronald Wilmont Baker, violation
of basic rule. $10.
Henry H. Rowell, violation of
basic rule. $10.
Edward Jearold Dole, wrong way
on one wav street, io.
Kenneth Larry Metcalf, exeea-
James Warren Straus, violation
of basic rule. $10.
Roland Winford Logan, violation
of basic rule. S10.
Bill Atwell Ball, disobeyed red
light. $5.
Ross David Plankenhorn, viola
tion of basic rule, $10.
Alvin Gerald Peterman.
aive tire noise, $10.
Glenn William Waddell. disobey.
I . -
Ernest Earl Pathmann, wrong
. way on one way street.' sio.
Loyd Stanley Houston, violation
oi basic rule. siu.
William Boone Katzenbach, viol
ation of basic rule. $10.
Larry Kenneth Nolte. violation
of basic rule. $10.
Melvin Allen Pieper, driving on
wron side ot street. o.
Cecil Hudson Bishop, disobeyed
reo ngnt. sa.
Claron William Henderson, dis-
ooeyea rea iigm.
uaron wiuiam Henderson, no
operator's license in possession, $10.
Milton Duane Singler, violation
oi oasic rule. $15.
Frank James Mee, violation of
basic rule. $10.
Louis Gene Logs ton. violation of
basic rule. $10.
Walter Edward Hatch, following
too close, $10.
OrviUe Clois James, violation of
oasic rule, iu.
Paul Leslie Andrews, violation
of basic rule. $5.
Theodore Henry Stamper, dis
obeyed stop sign, $5.
- Claron William Henderson, dis
obeyed red light, $5.
DISTRICT COURT
Rowland Read, failure to oper
ate on the right side of the road,
$15.
Jerald J. Morgan, no operator's
license. $10.
Ortha K. Adams, no operator's
license. $10
Donna B. W. Peacock, improper
changing of lanes. S10.
Verta Cox Bradley, failure to
top. $10.
Joe B. Berriman, dumping gar
bage illegally. $30.
James S. Woods, improper lights.
' Amos A. Shadley. no operator's
license. $10.
Verle Mae Yost, failure to atop,
$10.
Michael J. Morrisey. no lights. S6.
Ada B. Crosby, failure to dim,
$7.50. -
Kenneth T. Burnett, failure to
operate on the right side of the
highway. $15.
Arthur L. Shoemaker, defective
emergency brakes. $10.
Peter W. Welch. Portland, reck
less driving. $55.
CIRCtIT COURT
Henry H. Dufer vs. Nancy N.
Dufer, divorce decree.
John William Burns vs. Irene O.
Burns, divorce decree.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Earl Clyde Bledsoe and Alice
Beryl Robertson Burroughs, both
Grants Pass.
Robert fiict 7vha,i!iG . n..; E n
iaa.. and Betty Ann Bray,
Pacific Highway, So.
3182
year-old hotel barber. He
stopped by the Soviet Em
bassy today for the third
straight day to give the vis
iting diplomat his morning
shave.
Tana, who has waited on
so many prominent people in
the past 50 years that he
can't remember them all, said
Mikoyan is "a very nice fel-
low, a kind and gentle man."
Unlike most bar bef -customer
relation's, there's little con
versation almost none, in
fact.
. "We just say 'good morn
ing and then, when I'm fin
ished, 'good day'," Tana said.
"Then Mr. Mikoyan thanks
me and bows."
Proving to be something of
a diplomat himself, Tana said
when asked if Mikoyan got or
needed a haircut:
"He didn't ask for one."
' Tana refused to say wheth
er Mikoyan paid him for the
shaves, or gave him a tip for
his services.
"Those' are money matters
that I just won't discuss," he
said.
Asked how he happened to
be tapped for the job," he re
plied: ' v
"Someone at the State De
partment asked me to do it.
Somebody must have-recommended
mi." : ' ' . - '. '
PREDICTS DEATH ' T
New Orleans -(DPD Funeral
services were held Tuesday
for the Rev. Juan Alberto
Garay, who said in a sermon
Sunday that many of those
present would not live until
the end of 1959.
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MOPPING UP IN Havana, these Cuban rebels of Fidel Castro duck behind parked
autos sparring for position to get at 200 policemen holed up in a downtown building.
Over-Eating May Be Cause of
Early Hardening of Arteries
By IJELOS SMITH
. UPI Science Editor
New York (UPD Too much
eating rather than too much
eating of this food or that
food, may well be the real
cause of premature hardening
of arteries and consequent
premature death,, in the view
of. a scientist specializing in
the aging processes of the hu
man body.
Dr. Chester . Solez ' urged
members of the American Ge
riatrics Society to set their
research guns on testing the
ancient saying that it is pos
sible to dig one's own grave
with a knife and fork. Science
has gone along with that idea
in a general way but has nev
er paid much attention to
seeking out the whys and the
wherefores.
It should seek them out and,
at once, said Solez, because
there is evidence over-eating
shortens life, although the ev
idence is in the bits and pieces
scattered through the accum
ulated knowledge of medical
science. In his opinion, over
eating can keep the body machinery-busy
turning out new
tissue to replace bid tissue
canstantly. overwhelmed.!- --.
Inferior Tissue Results
This leads to the machin
ery turning out inferior tissue
which means blood vessel
walls suffer in a way that
causes them to degenerate be
fore they should. Moreover,
"if the dietary over-indulgence
consists of 'empty cal
ories,' even worse tissue is
formed," he said
The most common source of
"empty calories" is alcoholic
beverages.
Solez was concerned with
the chemical activators of the
bodily machinery which con
struct new tissue to replace
old. These are enzymes which
get the build-up chemistry in
motion, step-by-step, and the
hormones which regulate both
the speed and the amount of
motion. ,
In certain people the sup
ply of some of these enzymes
and hormones may be limited
at best, and the result of
over-eating "is a relative or
absolute shortage." Insulin,
for example, is a hormone
produced by the pancreas
gland and failure of the pan
creas to produce enough of it
results in diabetes. Solez ar-
Nationalist Terror
Sweeps Algeria
Algiers-(UPD-The new wave
of Nationalist terror sweeping
Algeria claimed five more
civilian victims Tuesday,
French officials announced
Tuesday night.'-
They said a Moslem victim
was found with his throat cut
near Setif, a city 70 miles
west of Constantine, while a
French farmer was killed by
rebel agents in a barn on his
farm 5n e a r Villebourg, 70
miles west of here.
gued that insulin deficiency
in an individual could cause
deterioration of tissue and de
generation of arteries before
it causes recognizable diabetes
if it did.
Can Upset Balances
Another hormone he sus
pected of being involved in
artery hardening is the one
secreted by the adrenal glands
which counters the building
up of proteins for body repair.
When all is well, this hormone
is useful because it prevents
an over-supply. But if there
is too much of it being secret
ed, there is an under-supply
of protein and resultant dam
age to arteries. Over-eataing
could so upset the intricate
balances among hormones and
enzymes as to cause a rela
tive surplus of this hormone.
It wasn't so long ago, Sol
ez said, that many medical
scientists held that too much
fat in the diet caused harden
ing of the arteries. Then the
opinion switched, and a defic
iency of the unsaturated fats
in the diet was suspected of
being an important cause. The
true answer isn't as simple as
that because there is "a wide
variety -of . factors- involved "
Over-eating is one factor
but it "is especially important
since it is controllable," he
said. "If people .can get ' a
clearer idea of how and why
over-eating leads to arterio
sclerosis, they may be more
willing to curtail dietary over
indulgence and make a health
ier selection of foods."
Publication Scoffs
At Flynn's Report
Havana-(UP&-The rebel pub
lication Revolution scoffed to
day at Hollywood star Errol
Flynn's report that he was
wounded "while operating
with Fidel Castro."
. "That one (Flynn) never
saw Castro," said Violeta
Casals, a woman broadcaster
for the rebel radio, in an
article published by Revolu
tion. Flynn, who said he had
been strafed by a government i
plane while traveling with a
band of rebel raiders, showed
newsmen here a leg wound
which he said was caused
either by a government bullet
or by a chip of the masonry
it knocked off a pillar behind
which he had taken cover.
Miami Attorney Tries
Suicide in Accident
Miami -UPD- Attorney Paul
A. Foisy, 33, tried to commit
suicide Tuesday by ramming
his car into another vehicle,
police reported.
Henry N.' Moore, 50, driver
of the other car, was killed.
Foisy was critically injured.
INSTALL HONEST JOHNS
Bonn (DPD The first group
of American Honest John
rockets for the West German
armed forces has been in
stalled for training purposes.
The Federal Defense minis
try confirmed that the surface-to-surface
missiles had
arrived last month.
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