* Eisenhower Has
No Explanation
For Zhukov
By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER
WASHINGTON, Iff)—President
Eisenhower said today there must
be some reason for the frequent
shakeups in the Soviet govern
ment. But he conceded that his
intelligence experts had been able |
to produce only highly specula-1
tive explanations.
Eisenhower' never offered an
explanation to a news conference
during a discussion of the fate of
his old wartime acquaintance,
Marshal Georgi Zhukov. Zhukov
was dropped as Soviet defense
minister last Saturday.
While U.S. officials now pri
vately concede Zhukov is on the
skids as a Kremlin power, Eisen
hower told reporters that the des
tiny of his old comrade was for
the time being unclear to him.
At a Turkish embassy party in
Moscow, one of the Soviet leaders
said he couldn’t understand all
the fuss about Zhukov. He said
the United States had recently
released its own defense secre
tary, Charles Wilson, and the two j
cases were comparable.
Eisenhower recalled this at his j
news conference and said his only i
comment was that he hoped that I
Zhukov’s resignation was as com- !
pletely voluntary as Wilson’s.
Army Working On j
Feeding Jet Pilots
In Sp 3cc Suits
Br FRANK CAREY
Associates Press Science Reporter
WASHINGTON, Oft—Prospects
look good for developing means
by which jet pilots sealed inside
pressure suits can eat foods J
squeezed from a tube like tooth
paste.
A sort of ham-and-cheese-on
rye sandwich is one of the things
on the menu.
This was reported Monday by
an Air Force food researcher who
also said promising experiments
are going on designed to provide
these other items thru a tube
passing thru or fastened to an air
tight aperture on the pilot’s head
enclosing helmet:
1. Chicken, turkey and beef
in solid stock form—dispensed
thru the face mask and into the j
pilot’s mouth by a manual tube
operating like a woman’s lipstick
dispenser. That is, twist the end
of the device and the sticks move
along the tube.
2. Liquid meats—developed to
the consistency of “a good thick
chocolate malted”—dispensed by
gravity thru a tube from a can the
pilot would hold above his head.
Lt. Col. William D. Nettles of
the Air Force Veterinarian Corps
and the Armed Forces’ Quarter
master Food and Container Insti
tute at Chicago told about the
new experiments at the 64th an- i
nual convention of the Associa-1
tion of Military' Surgeons of the
United States.
PIONEER
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‘ There is no such thing as an
incurable disease—and no one
need die in pain . . . There is
no such thing as an ‘easy’ or
‘difficult’ tcase of healing in
Christ’s name.”
These are the words of an emi
nent physician, Dr. Christopher
Woodward, who is combining
spiritual healing with his prac
tice of medicine and producing
spectacular results.
My own work as a minister of
the gospel, and as one who prays
for the healing of the sick has
brought me to the very same
conclusion: No disease is hope
less—none is incurable.
Mrs. D. H., from Denver, Col
orado, related this story a few
days ago before our television
cameras. She was holding in her
hand at that time, two X-rays
made of her 11-year-old son who
had been pronounced incurable
with a strange bone disease.
‘‘My son began having aches
and pains in his back and hips
about two years ago.
“A few days later he could not
get out of bed. On July 2, the
physician made an X-ray.
“My doctor looked at the X
ray. He showed us where the
bone in the socket of the hip had
begun to deteriorate. Then sadly
shaking his head he said, ‘I’m
very sorry to tell you before he
is in his late teens he will be a
hopeless cripple. The bone is
wasting away, there is no cure
for thi3 disease ’
“What shock and emotion tore
through me! Then—I saw much
pity mirrored in the physician
for my child. Suddenly I felt a
strange power rise up in me, and
I said within myself, ‘No! No
my son. You will never be a
cripple! I won’t let you. As long
as there is a living God you will
never be a cripple.’
“Strange as it may seem, im
mediately all my fear and dis
tress left me. I felt tremendous
ly strong.
“Daily I asked God to help. Dur
ing those days, faith rose higher
and higher in my heart.
“One day I felt that I should
have my son X-rayed again al
though, only four months had
passed since the first X-ray The
doctor said, ‘It is a little too
soon to be able to tell much, but
I will check for you.'
“First he tested him by stretch
ing his legs and giving him vari
ous exercises. Each time he
asked if it hurt. The boy an
swered, ‘No’. The doctor mut
tered. ‘There is something
strange here. Let’s see what the
X-ray says.’
“As soon as the X-ray film was
dried, it was flashed upon a
large screen. 'Why,' the doctor
exclaimed, ‘the cavity has dis
appeared. New bone has grown
in its place!’
“ ‘Yes,’ I answered, 'something
has happened,’ and I pointed
toward the screen. ‘Doctor, the
Lord has healed my child.’
“That was two years ago. My
son is going to school and has
not had one moment’s trouble
since that time. I am very thank
ful.”
I saw this boy a few days ago.
He is perfectly healthy and
walks normally. I remind you
again—there is nothing incur
able with the Lord.
ROT Y NOTES
At Rotary luncheon today the
guests were Robert Oliver aad
Roberta Ross.
A Walt Dimw film, “The Alas
kan Eskimo," n coio . w»is shown.
Miss Ross brought group of
pictures drawn by grade school
students in Nome School to be
sent to Japan n exchange for a
group of Japanese pictures drawn
by Japanese children.
Announcement was made that
the annual Rotary party will be
held on Thursday, Nov. 14 at
the North Star Dining Room and
reservations are requested, to be
made with either Bill Barber or
Jerry Mannin .
SOCIAL SECURITY TIP
QUESTION: I am getting social
security benefits and have tem
porarily returned to work for
$300 a month. I intend to work for
only four months. Will this have
any effect ca the number of So
cial Security checks that I will re
ceive?
ANSWER: No. As long as your
earnings are not over $1200 a
year, it does not matter how
much you earn in any one month.
The ceramic tile floor of the
chapter hourse of Westminster
Abbey, laid between 1253 and
1258, is still in place.
Man In Mental Depression
Steals Seattle Plane And
Dives It Into The Paci'ic
SEATTLE, UP>—A Coast Guard
cutter, hampered by rain and low
visibility, today sought for the
wreckage of a stolen single
engine plane whose pilot had
radioed he was making a suicide
dive into the Pacific 100 miles
o f the Washington coast.
The plane, a rebuilt Stinson
owned by B. K. Louthan of Seat
tle, was stolen Tuesday from
Boeing Field. It buzzed down
town office buildings and a Puget
Hound ferry, then headed west
and disappeared in clouds.
Last heard from the pilot, who
identified himself as “J.A. Green
awalt of Seattle,” was a radio
message about 2:45 p.m., that he
was “taking this way out” to
solve recent mental depression.
CAA officials in Hoquiam, on
the coast, said a military radar
station had spoted the plane going
down from 11,000 feet.
Greenawalt was identified by
the CAA as a former controller
trainee at the Seattle Air Traffic
Cculrol Center. He resigned on
Sept. 7 after working there about
a year. Officials said he was 22.
Greenawalt’s wife and two
j children are believed to be living
in Fairbanks, Alaska.
NOTICE OF SALE
The Territory of Alaska, as represented by the Depart
ment of Finance, announces the sale of the following vessel
on an "as is" and "where is" basis:
D/V “HYGIENE”
(Formerly FS-35; 114 ft. long; 270 gross tons)
Interested bidders may secure bid forms and specifcaiions
by writing to the Dept, of Finance, Box 2420, Juneau, Alaska.
The vessel may be inspected by contacting the Lake Union
Drydock Co., Fairview & Galer Streets, Seattle, Wash.
Sealed bids in duplicate will be received until 2:00 p.m.,
December 13, 1957. and' iheh publicly opened.
john a. McKinney,
Director of Finance
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