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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1952)
PAGE TWELVE HERALD NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUKSDAY, JUNE 24, 11M2 ft , ! 5L-r -0 o ilk 11 If I) Scientist Submits Report On Problem of Malignancy By RENME TAYLOR Associated Trm Science Reporter CORVAUJS I A ielentlst has grafted together aa many as 80 little animals Into alngle living imu In tin attempt to learn how organisms meet the problem ol overgrowth. The result eventually may help to solve the cancer prob lem. The anlmali are mlsoroscoplc one-celled creatures called eteu tors. Dr. Vance Tartar, Nahcotta. Wash., biologist, hooked dosena of these little animals together In an attempt to make a multi-celled creature. He sought to find out whether It could organise many j mouths and other parts Into one , orderly system. Dr. Tartar reported the Initial results of the experiment before the American Association fur the Advancement of Science here. It made some feeble attempts to take care of Itself as an Inrtl- SWEDES DEMONSTRATE OUTSIDE SOVIET EMBASSY Police restrain crowd of demonstrators outside Soviet embassy in Stockholm, protesting the shooting down of an unarmed Swedish Air Force plane by Soviet jet fighters while on a search mission over the Baltic. The enraged demonstrators yelled "we will see. Stalin hanged' and "down with the Communistic war mongers." Infuriated Sweden kept up her search for the missing transport plane and sent along jet fighter escorts with orders to shoot if the Russians attacked. Ammunition Rationing WASHINGTON (fl .The Defense Department says it has been forced to ration some types of ammunition In Korea. But the department said such ra tloning is not an unusual military situation and does not mean sol diers are without shells for their Runs. A statement issued Monday night said shortages have developed in some types of ammunition because artillery units were authorized to fire at a faster rate than In World War n. The statement came in answer to a complaint by Rep. Clarence Brown (R-Ohlo). He read the house a letter from 35 U.S. soldiers in Korea saying that because of am munition rationing Chinese Com munists who could be wiped out easily were unmolested. j "Somebody ought to be im peached, or somebody ought to go to Jail, or somebody ought to be eourtmartialed." Brown said. Crosby Twins To Attend WSC PULLMAN W Dennis and Phillip. 17-year-old twin sons of crooner Bing Crosby, will be mem bers of the freshman class at Washington State College next fall. Claude Simpson, WSC admissions director, said Monday the. twins have been admitted to the college of agriculture. They will study range management. FIRE DESTROYS FLOATS MONTREAL W An early morn ing fire destroyed 19 of the 20 floats for Tuesday's St.' Jean BapUste Day parade a highlight of a three-day celebration in hon or of French Canada's patron saint. 11 Killed In Bomber Crash MILDE NH ALL. England Lfl A U.S. Air Force B-50 medium bomb er with 11 men aboard crashed and burned Tuesday minutes after tak ing off from its base near this Suf folk County town. A police spokes man said there were no survivors. The four-engined bomber plunged to the ground on the outskirts of the neighboring farm community of Brvant May Bottom, missing one farm house by a few hundred yards. would - oe rescuers were rorcea back by fiercely burning flames from the ruptured gasoline tanks. A U.S. Air Force official said the plane was on a routine train ing flight. The names of the Crew were withheld until the next of kia have been notified. 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