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11:00 Restless Gun
1130 Love That Bob
12:00 About Faces
1230 As the World Tumi
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330 Verdict Is Yours
3:00 Democratic Convention
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10:00 Four Just Men
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. 4:00 Democratic Convention
7:30 Convention or News-Weather
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8:30 Coke Time
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10:00 Hotel De Pare
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Pickpockets Nabbed
At Demo Conclave
Los Angeles - fUPD - Five
Latin American pickpockets,
specially schooled to lift worn.
en's purses during the Demo
cratic National Convention,
were held by police today.
Lt. William Bornhoeft said
the pickpockets, all arrested
in the convention's Biltmore
Hotel headquarters, came
from "what we understand Is
a virtual school right below
the American border where
these guys actually practice
for events like this and for
sports contests."
The arrests were made In
the jam packed lobby and
caucus rooms of the Biltmore
by Officers Raymond Ca
macho and Oscar O'Leary,
two of 32 detectives assigned
around the clock to guard
against pickpockets.
4.a-I J-
:? .Around
Us
By lynn M. Watkim
Fantastic Facta
About Little Creatures
Even a casual delving into
the lives of little creatures
reveals some startling facts
that are downright fantastic.
What could aptly be called
"misplacements" occur f re
quently in many common ani
mals, whereby various com
mon organs are found in ridic
ulous locations.
Taste buds for one, are usu
ally located in the mouth, as
sisting in tasting of various
food flavors, but in the com
mon honey bee, the taste buds
are located in the feet. A bee
can walk through a moist spot
or a drop of liquid and tell
instantly whether or not it is
edible. Cut off the creature's
feet and it couldn't taste a
thing.
No Taste Budi
The larvae of many leaf
eating insects have no taste
buds, not even in the feet.
They do not have to have
them; they can't taste a thing
and they really don't need to,
as their mother selected the
type of plant on which' to de
posit her eggs, that would be
agreeable to the young when
they hatch. The newly-born
can start right in eating be
cause they are in the right
place and the available food
is the food they need.
The common house fly has
its brain in its stomach. Even
with its head cut off the poor
jerK goes right on living un
til it starves to death. Some
species of grasshoppers have
their "ears" in the front lees,
right next to the knee. Even
this awkward location is hard
ly more incredible than the
hearing organs of the snake.
We wouldn't be too far off
base to say the snake has its
"ears" in its tongue. Being
short of real ears and there
fore deafer than a post, the
forked tongue of the reptile
answers for ears, as well as
its stomach. Being in com
plete contact with the ground.
any noise or vibration is
"heard" through its under
sides. What it doesn't "hear"
with its tongue it does with
its stomach.
In direct contrast are the
super-sensitive hearing ears
of the bat. These little mouse
like animals, the only mam
mal that has the power of
true flight, actually can fly in
the dark, depending solely on
its ability to hear.
Wasps' Peculiarities
Ridiculous, too, are the gro
tesque facts regarding some
species of wasps that must
have special varieties of in
sects upon which to deposit
tneir eggs. A female wasp.
ready to lay her eggs, hunts
lor the proper host. If she
waits too long the eggs hatch
within her body and the
young wasp larvae will eat
their own mother from the
inside. But even in their can
nibalistic feast, the little mon
sters will carefully avoid eat
ing any vital part until all the
other tissues are consumed.
Strange indeed are some of
the things Nature designed
her subjects to accomplish.
Stranger still are some of the
functions they are compelled
to perform. Instinct is a ter
rible taskmaster.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 1960)
Condon Man Dies
In Auto Accident
Heppner-(UPD-A 25-year-old
Condon, Ore., man was killed
in a one-car accident 11 miles
south of here early Sunday.
The victim was identified
as Norman Robert Lofton, a
passenger in a car driven by
Sidney Parman, 23, of Mau
pin. Parman suffered undeter
mined injuries and was flown
to Portland for a checkup.
State police said the acci
dent happened when Par-
man's late-model sedan went
off the road, struck a post
and rolled 200 feet off State
Highway 207.
Lofton was found 66 feet
from the accident. He appar
ently had been thrown from
the car.
Retired Portland
Restauranteur Dies
Portland-fflPD-Arthur Alon-
zo Rucker, retired Portland
restaurant owner, died in the
Portland Sanitarium Sunday
night from heart complications
brought on by a traffic acci
dent, Rucker suffered the heart
complications shortly after his
auto was sideswlped Sunday
on the Banfield expressway at
about 132nd ave.
AD MANAGER DIES
Limn, Ohio IUP1) - Hedley
Honnaker, 60, national adver
tising manager for the Rock-
ford (III.) star and
the Registi '"can, died
l '.71
Sunday.
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A Low Blood Sugar
People keep writing me
saying that their old family
doctor is sure that all they
have is "nerv
es," but a new
and rather
faddy doctor
who has come
to the town
finds that
practically all
of his patients
have a low
blood sugar.
Dr. Alvarejs
When my cor-
respondents were given this
diagnosis they were thrilled,
and expected soon to be cur
ed. But now they write to say
that on the doctor's weird
diet, they are no better. What
now should they do?
All I can say is that in the
course of the last 35 years or
so, I have seen any number of
people with this diagnosis, but
in every case when I sent the
patient for several estimates
of blood sugar - all made by
excellent chemists - the re
ports came back "normal."
Hence it is that I have little
faith in the diagnosis of "low
blood sugar," and I won't put
stock in it unless (1) an able
chemist reports blood sugar
readings that drop below SO
mgm., and (2) the patient de
scribes spells of wooziness or
of blacking-out that are quick
ly relieved by taking sugar
and are not relieved by any
thing else. On rare occasions,
I see a person whose blood
sugar reading is 75 mgm., in
stead of perhaps 100 mgm.,
but this does not Impress me
because symptoms do not ap
pear until the blood sugar
drops below 50 mgm.
Hereditary Dliaases
Seldom Curable
I get hundreds of letters
from unhappy people who
have just learned that one of
their children has a rare
hereditary disease which has
seriously damaged his brain,
or eyes, or spinal cord, or
nerves somewhere, or his pan
creas, or his kidneys. The
parents ask if somewhere
in this country there is some
one who knows how to cure
the disease. Sadly I have to
say, that when a child comes
into the world with one of
his organs incompletely de
veloped or wrongly develop
ed, the only way in which he
could be cured would be to
have someone build him a
normal brain, or eye, or pan
creas, or kidney, and this just
cannot be done. I doubt if
even 5,000 years from now
doctors will be able to go in
and take all the cysts (bags
full of fluid) out of a child's
polycystic kidneys.
Hence it is that when your
doctor tells you that your
child has one of several doz
en diseases due to a heredita
rily produced malformation,
you had better not mortgage
your home and start traveling
about the country searching
for a miracle man. Is there
anything you can do? Yes; I
feel there is much that some
of you can do-you who know
that you carry in your genes
(heredity-producing units) a
decided tendency to some aw
ful disease.
Avoidable in Marriage
You can at least take care,
when you marry, to avoid
marrying into a family in
which the same or a similar
defect runs. Should you con
vutoo
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New Way Without Surgery
Stops Itch
Pew York, N. Y. (SpceUD For the
fir dt time science hutt found a new
healing subntance with the aston
ishing ability to shrink hemor
rhoids, Btop Itching, nnd relieve
pain without surgery.
In caso after cane, while gently
relieving pain, actual reduction
(shrinknge) took plnce.
Most amazing of all-results were
ao thorough that sufferer mada
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tract such a marriage, It
would make it almost certain
that if you had a few children,
some or all of them would
have to suffer horribly.
Many people today are writ
ing me to say that if they
marry, they just are not go
ing to run the risk of having
a defective child. They know
too well how awful the suf
fering is. Every month now
terribly distressed mothers
write me to say that in their
family there runs some hor
rible curse. Now, a daughter
who carries the curse has
found a good-for-nothing
young alcoholic who Is will
ing to marry her-disease and
all-and she is going to go
ahead and have children. As
the girl says, "Why should
she worry?" If they are mal
formed the City or State will
help her to bring them up
and take care of them.
Desert Yields
Stolen Jewelry
Las Vegas - (UPD - Sheriff's
deputies have been walking
along back roads in the desert
picking up nearly $15,000 in
jewelry - all belonging to
Negro singer Pearl Bailey.
. The painstaning recovery of
the gems and precious trin
kets began when deputies ar
rested three youths on a
charge of stealing the jewelry
from Miss Bailey's hotel
bungalow early this month.
Detectives today said the
youths apparently decided to
drive along back roads and
toss out the jewelry after they
found most of it was mono
grammed with Miss Bailey's
initials.
Olds and King Stores to
Have Name Changed
Portland (UPD - Beginning
Sept. 6, Olds and King Stores
at SW 10th ave. and Morrison
st. and Gateway Center, Port
land, will be known as
Rhodes Stores.
John J. Reilly Jr., presi
dent of Western Department
Stores, owners of the two Olds
and King stores in Portland,
informed stockholders of a
special meeting July 29 at
which time the name of
Rhodes will be given to all
nine of the Western outlets.
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