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ILLITERATE FORGER
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Brown, , wanted in Arkansas
for forgery, confounded au
thorities when he signed ex
tradition papers with an "X.
ARTIST DIES
Tampa, Fla. - (UPJ - Byron
Stephens, 95, staff artist for
the Tampa Tribune for the
past 18 years, died of a heart
attack Wednesday.
Pup7 Had Reason For Not Obeying
VIOLIN EXPERT DIES
New York - WPD - Louis'
Kramer, 80, a leading author
ity on old violins and other
instruments, died Wednesday
in his apartment above his
music shop.
Laramie, Wyo. Seven-year-old
Ted Jensen didn't
move when he was called to
the blackboard by his teach
er. The reason? One of his
fingers .was stuck in a hole
in his desk and it took police
and fire-rescue workers 15
minutes to free it.
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BIG WELCOME-Vice President Richard M. Nixon and Foreign Wars convention. A Nixon well-wisher is shown
his wife, Pat, are showered with confetti as their motor- shaking hands with the vice president,
cade passes through downtown Detroit Wednesday. The ' '
vice-president was' in Detroit to address the Veterans o . (UPI Telepholo)
Hemophiliacs
Can Be Helped
Washington (Science Serv
ice) - Hemophiliacs (profuse
bleeders) whose joints and
muscles have been damaged
by bleeding can have motion
restored by physical therapy.
Dr. Elizabeth Austin of the
hemophiliac clinic, California
hospital, X-os Angeles, told
the Third International Con
gress of Physical Medicine
here -that ultrasound therapy,
electrical ' stimulation and
carefully graded exercise pro
grams had been, used in the
clinic to restore motion.
Dr. Austin said a study of
35 patients, ranging in age
from three to 33, had indicat
ed, that augmenting the tradi
tional bed rest, traction and
splinting with physical ther
apy produced lar better re
sults than would otherwise
have been predicted.
WATERING TIME
University Park, N. M. (Sci
ence Service) - Farmers who
produce top corn yields apply
water when the corn begins
to tassel, according to Gordon
Hoff, an extension agronomist
at the New Mexico Slate uni
versity. He said corn enters
a particularly critical period
when the tassels begin to
show, and dry soil at this
time may cause the pollen to
fall before the silks appear,
resulting in barren or partly
filled ears.
SWEET CAMPAIGN WAGED
Eaton Rapids, Mich. - IUPII -
Vice President Richard M.
Nixon is leading Sen, John F.
Kennedy in a "sundae" presi
dential poll at Miller's ice
cream parlor. Miller's is keep
ing track of sales of us fea
tured "Dick."' and "Jack" sun
daes. Thus far Dick had 54
"votes" and Jack 32.
Sources Of Radio
Waves Pinpointed
Washington (Science Serv
ice) - The positions of eight
strong .sources of radio waves
broadcasting in the heavens
have been pinpointed by two
scientists at the Naval Re
search laboratory here.
Drs. Russell M. Sloanaker
and J. H. Nichols made the
new, accurate measurements
at a wavelength of four inch
es using the laboratory's gi
ant 84-foot antenna. The po
sitions they measured are ab
solute ones, so they can be
used for locating other sources
of celestial radio waves.
Most determinations of a
source's position are found
relative to other bright
sources. The eight selected
sources are scattered over
most of the sky visible from
here. They include the two
strongest sources, Cassiopeia
Chubby Lady Has
Bathing Problem
Philadelphia Passers-by
heard screams and rushed to
the rescue into a woman's
apartment. The 253-pound
woman had become wedged
between the bathtub and the
wall in trying to retrieve the
soap she had dropped.
Her husband, reading a
newspaper in the next room,
claimed he hadn't heard a
thing.
The first church, university
and hospital in the Western
Hemisphere were located In
Mexico City.
A and Cygnus-A. The latter
is believed to be two vast
stellar systems, or galaxies,
in collision.
The others are Taurus-A,
Vlrgo-A, the Orion Nebula,
the Omega Nebula, Sagittari-us-A
and Centaurus-A.
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Due to the tremendous
response to our Going-our-of-business
sale we
were unable to give
proper attention to all
those that came during
the first hours. We are
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