MONDAY. MARCH 13. 1961
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World Newi
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7:00 Newf-Mllam
7:15 Charlie Milam
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7 :45 Sporti-Mlla m
Newa Dinner Muaie
Dinner Music
Newt of the World
Edward Morgan
Teen Time
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8:00 World Tonight
8:15 Charlie Milam
8 :30 Bannerllne-Milam
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6:45 Sporti-Morrli First News
Sunrise Serenade
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8:00 News-Weather
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Cliff Engle Our Changing World
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8 00 Weather Holman
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8:35 Phil Holman
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8:00 Jazz Scene
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8:35 Phil Holman
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10:18 Telemuilo Quit
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12:33 Contrasts In HI Fl
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3:30 Nows Top 10
4:00 Weather Top 10
4 :30 News Serenade
8:00 Jnu Scene
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11:30 Road, Wealher Rept., Music
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10:45 Trader Horn
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12:00 Portals of Prayer, Muslo
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4:15 Industry on Parade
4:30 Uncle Bill
8:30 This Is the Life
8:55 Motoring Tips
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When Peoplt Argue Too Long,
tveryone Leaves
In the journal, M.D., there
is a story of some cans of
food that have now been
opened after
136 years.
These cans
were abandon
ed in the Arc-
tic when
H.M.S. "Fury"
was crushed
in the ice and
her . crew got
away in an-
Alvarea oiner snip.
One can containing mutton
was found not to be very
palatable, but it was not pu
trid, and cultures showed that
no germs had grown.
As I read this I thought of
Pasteur. Some 150 years ago
man named Bastian kept
maintaining that Pasteur was
all wrong when he said that
If one boiled some beef soup
a while, killing all the germs,
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by
Coniultant In Medlc.nl
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professor ot Medicine
Mayo Clinic
(Register and Tribune Syndicate.
1961)
Rambler Withdraws
From Economy Run
Loj Angeles - IUPD - The an-
nual cross-country trip to de
cide the most economical
American automobile on the
market got under way Satur
day without the winner from
the last two years. .
First overnight stop for the
drivers of the 65 cars compet
ing in the 25th anniversary
running of the Mobilgas Econ
omy Run was to be in Tucson,
Ariz. The Los Angcles-to-Chi-cago
is the longest route in
the rcn s history, about 2,500
miles.
The field was narrowed by
two with announcement Sat
urday that Rambler, top
economy class winner for the
past two years, was withdraw
ing.
Roy Abernethy, American
Motors executive vice presi
dent, snld the company's two
entries were pulling out of the
race because of a dispute with
the United States Auto club
over what was standard equip
ment on the Rambler Custom,
Legislature Expresses
Sorrow Over Deaths
Salem - (UN) - The Oregon
House ' has approved reso
lutions expressing sorrow
over the deaths of Sen. Rich
ard L. Ncubcrger (D - Ore.),
and former legislator James
D. Olson. ,
Olson was a veteran Ore
gon newspaper man and a for
mer correspondent for United
Press International.
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and then sealed the soup in a
glass flask, the material would
never "go bad." What has al
ways interested me about
such arguments is that when
a scientist, like Pasteur, has
facts, and the other man has
only prejudices, it is a waste
of time for the scientist to
argue, and it is a waste of
time for bystanders to listen.
The best thing is for every
one to walk off and leave the
Bastian-type of man arguing
away and writing and dis
tributing pamphlets. Actually,
this is what always happens
in the end.
' I could tell of health meas
ures still being debated vio
lently today, by people who
have gotten their information,
as Bastian did, from crack
pots, but I won't bother to
write of these arguments; I
would only make thousands
of people very angry. Some
years from now it will be
obvious that the scientists
were right and the crackpots
were wrong, and then no one
will care a hoot or even know
what happened to the Bas
tians. Dark Skin Under Tho Eyas
Some people are unhappy
because the skin of their low
er lids is a bit baggy and de
cidedly pigmented or dark
ened. Many wonder what
could be done about this. A
good plastic surgeon probably
could remove the baggy skin
and thereby make the person
look much younger, I doubt if
much could be done about the
pigment. There are certain
people in central Europe who
have a tendency to get this
marked pigmentation of the
lower lid.
Union Criticizes
Budget Reduction
Salem - (UPD - The Oregon
AFL-CIO says the proposed
$500,000 cut in the state ag
riculture department budget
will "seriously affect" Ore
gon s meat inspection law.
The slash in Gov. Mark
Hatfield's budget was ordered
by ways and means subcom
mittee headed by Sen. Francis
Zicglcr (R-Corvallis).
JUDICIAL WISDOM
Columbus, Ohio - IUPD - Ju
dicial wisdom prevailed last
week in 10th District Appel
late courtroom when loosened
ceiling plaster bcean hnm-
barding the Iudee.i. .lurico
William C. Bryant appeared
in court wearing an Army
combat helmet.
JFK GETS AWARD
South Bend, Ind.-OIPD-Presi-
dent John F. Kennedy has
been announced as the
1981 recipient of the Univer
sity ot Notre Dame's Laetare
medal, a 79-year-old annual
award to an outstanding
American Catholic layman.
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