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THURSDAY. MARCH 28, 1963 First President Doctor on Side i New York-OJPU-Although he was not a licensed physician,! there is evidence that George ! Washington practiced medi- cine. According to the book, I "Doctors Philatelic," by Os-I car Gottfried, the first Presi-! dent performed many medi- cal acts. I "As the master of a large j plantation, somewhat isolat-: ed," Gottfried says, "he wasj like a captain on a ship who must administer to his peo-: pie." j "Washington once adminis tered an infusion of scarlet; pimpernel to prevent hydro phobia," Gottfried said. "Cary and Company of London, England, sent him regularly such drugs as ipec acuanha jalap, diacordium, rhubarb and Venice treacle. He had in his library a num ber of books on medicine and surgery." Washington was a contem porary of Benjamin Rush, one of the nation's earliest and greatest physicians. The gen eral is said to have been in . strumental in encouraging au thorities to inoculate the American Army against smallpox. Grants Pass Man Heads Study Group Portland - IOT - Jackson Beaman, president of South ern Oregon Plywood, Inc., Grants Pass, has been elected chairman of the Western Wood Products Study commit tee. John Aram, vice president of Weyerhaeuser Co., was chosen vice chairman and Ar thur Morgans of Uhe W11-. lamette Valley Lumber Co. was named secretary - treas urer. The election came at the committee's first meeting. It was formed by representa tives of the Western Pine As sociation, West Coast Lumber men's Association and Doug las Fir Plywood Association to evaluate coordination or merging of activities financed by the' lumber and plywood industries and carried out by the three forest products trade association. Johnson Said Not Seeking Nomination New York - OIPD - Vice Prpsiripnt Lyndon B Johnson says he does not plan to seek the Demo cratic presidential nomination in 1964. Johnson also said he "doubt ed the advisability" of friends who put him in the race dur ing the 1960 party convention. "I didn't feel I was a candi date; I didn't get Into any of the primaries; I didn't go out and ask any delegations to commit themselves to me in 1960," the vice president said. Johnson said that as far as the 1964 convention is con cerned, "I would certainly hope that the delegates who are selected would look with approval upon the work that the President has done, and that I have attempted to do." Britons Plea for Jeannace Freeman Salem-IUHi-A plea for com mutation of Jeannace June Freeman's death sentence has been received from three Brit . ish authors, the governor's of fice announced. The telegram, signed by I.nrd Altrincham, Arthur Kocstler and Dame Rebecca j West, states "in the name oi humanity, we implore you to snare the life of Jeanance June Freeman." The governor's legal advis or. Loren Hicks, said dim let ters and telegrams have been received on the freeman case He said 359 favor her execu-1 tion and 43 as ciciiici, Miss Freeman's case is now being appealed to the U. S. Supreme Court. She was convicted of throw ing a child to his deatn in me Crooked River Gorge in laoi Former Justice at Snrinafield Sentenced i-,,r,n (LTD - Carl M. jMU.-f" i fnrrnpr iustice Of trie peace at Springfield, has been sentenced to three years in the State Penitentiary for conversion of public tunas Circuit Judge Edward Howell pronounced the sen .,. I.wis 56. was dis missed as justice of the peace after being conviciea vy Circuit Court jury earlier this month. TIMBER SOLD Ponland -tro The federal Bureau of land Management s. ld 65 iHC.flOO b.rard fret ol ' timber in Western Oregon fo $:'..fi!tr,fs24 during February. L BWt SMOOTH.ACTION I Mr gft k BY A FAMOUS MAKER! 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