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.
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