INDIAN NEWSPAPER RAPS
BRITONS WHO CRITICIZED
ROYAL PAIR'S TIGER HUNT
NEW DELHI, India UPi A leading
Indian newspaper said today Bri
tons who criticized Queen Eliza
beth and Prince Philip for hunt
ing tigers don’t know much about
tigers — or Indians, either.
The Indian Express said In
dians regard hunting tigers “as
a sport and often a necessity,”
the newspaper said, and Britons
who believe it is a slaughter of
dumb animals “are wholly out of
touch with general Indian opin
ion.
Many animal lovers in Britain
and some newspapers rapped the
touring royal couple after the
prince shot a tiger Jan. 24 near
Jaipur.
TURBOJET ENGINES STARTED
UP BY NUCLEAR ENERGY
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho M —
The Atomic Energy Commission
says scientists have managed to
start two turbojet airplane engines
and bring them up to normal
operating power on nuclear en
ergy alone.
The AEC, announcing this Fri
day, called it an important ad
vance in the development of an
atomic engine for aircraft. In
previous tests, the agency said,
scientists had to start the engines
with a regular fuel and then trans
fered them to nuclear power.
COMMITTEE GIVES OK TO
SET $70 PRICE FOR GOLD
JUNEAU (TP) — The House Com
mittee on Federal Relations gave I
i its approval to a measure asking
I Congress to set a fixed price of
j S70 per ounce on newly mined
domestic gold to be used for in
I dustrial or artistic purposes.
WAS FREED TODAY, BUT JUST
WOULDN'T WAIT TO SIGN OUT
SAN RAFAEL, Calif. UP) — Wil
liam S. Agnew, 25, has served two
i terms in San Quentin Prison for
escape.
Last November, near the end of
his second term which began in
1956, he was placed in custody
of Marin County authorities as
a material witness in a prison
stabbing. He was to be freed to
day.
But Agnew wasn’t around for
the signing out ceremony. He and
a fellow trustee stole a car Sun
; day from the county courthouse
I parking lot — and escaped.
ONE DEPENDENT . . .
LONDON UP) — Veteran U. S.
Air Force Sgt. Kirby Kent, 52, is
listed at Fairford Bomber Base as
“unmarried, one dependent.” The
dependent: His 82-year-old moth
er, Harriet Kent. “Where I go,
she goes,” he said.
Letter-size and legal file folder'
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NOTICE
All personal property assess
ment blanks must be returned to
the City Clerk's Office imediaie
ly
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City Clerk
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Resignation from
Finance (Committee
JUNEAU UP — The Senate
Committee on Committees recom
mended Friday that the upper
chamber turn down a request by
Sen. George McNabb that he be
allowed to resign from the Fi
nance Committee.
At McNabb’s suggestion, the
upper chamber put off a decision
on whether to accept the commit
tee report until next Tuesday’s
session. The Senate was adjourn
ed over the weekend.
Sen. W. O. Smith vice chair
man of the Committee on Com
mittees, said Senate acceptance of
McNabb’s resignation would open
up wholesale reshuffling of com
mittee assignments and probably
some changes in committee chair
manships.
Smith explained that all com
mittees had been set up originally
with strong consideration given
both to area and to party repre
sentation.
If McNabb were permitted to
step down from Finance, Smith
said, it would leave Fairbanks
without representation on that im
portant • group, unless Sen. Paul
Greimann Sr. were given Mc
Nabb’s seat, and that would up
set the present party breakdown,
five Democrats and two Republi
cans.
Charges "Impossible Job"
McNabb asked Wednesday that
he bee permitted to resign. He
told newsmen Gov. Egan’s pro
posed budget would leave the Fi
nance Committee with an impos
sible job and he didn’t want to
“be on the ship when they blow
her out of the water.”
He also criticized Egan for sug
gesting the use of general obli
gation bonds instead of revenue
bonds to finance the proposed
State Ferry System.
After contesting McNabb’s bid
to vacate his Finance Committee
seat, Smith told newsmen'
“Senator McNabb’s statement
on the governor’s budget message
can only be interpreted as an ad
mission that he is not a “Liberal”
as he professes to be. That part
of his statement in which he
says “the governor’s budget and
his requests for so much money
from general obligation bonds are
going to leave the Finance Com
mittee with an impossible job,
plainly infers that the senator
would reduce the expenditures
proposed by the governor.
“The position of Senator Mc
Nabb on the use of revenue bonds
for financing ferries is a decided
switch, as the senator strongly
supported the bond proposal call
ing for the issuance of general
obligation bonds.”
SOPHIA LOREN FALLS AND
BREAKS COLLAR BONE
MADRID, Spain (#> — Sophia
Loren fell in her apartment and
broke her left collar bone Fri
day. The Italian actress had just
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many foods and fatty ones in particular because they suffer from low
gall bladder tone. Treatment for this condition, reports a New York
physician, can be relatively simple with a new drug, Probilagol,
which contains d-glucitol—a sweet tasting substance that Nature
doles out sparingly in the red seaweed and the mountain ash berry.
This drug taken before meals helps to normalize digestion and over
come dyspepsia, nausea, bloating and other uncomfortable symptoms.
* * *
The Delaware doctor who sometimes gives his
patients boxing gloves to wear when they sleep so
that they cannot scratch injured skin. These are
better than mittens because they don't fall off.
★ ★ ★
The findings of recent medical studies that there is no physiological
reason for waiting an hour after eating before going swimming.
Cramps are not likely to occur. However, such physiological or emo
tional factors as engaging in a race might slow or upset digestion.
Each person, therefore, should check his own reaction.
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The superiority over ordinary aspirin of a new rapid acting anal
gesic, A-C-K Buffered, in treating acute muscular pains, as revealed
in a recent comparative study conducted by a Wisconsin physician.
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The first synthesis of insulin, an achievement which may make
it possible for diabetics to take insulin orally instead of by injection.
The soon to come product is undergoing final rigid testing at a lead
ing medical research center.
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The manner in which a new hospital tested cocoa flavored laxative,
Senokot Granules, ran he administered to children who have a ten
dency to shy away from medications. This effective laxative resem
bles confectioner’s “sprinkles” and can be used to garnish desserts,
ice cream cones and sundaes or made into a delicious milk shake.
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The large percentage of children under five who
have been poisoned by imitating their parents tak
ing medication. Therefore, warns a Connecticut
doctor, make sure that your little ones are not
■watching when you take your medication and keep
it hidden and out of reach.
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I'he millions of victims of chronic rheumatism and arthritis, who
are continuously seeking relief from the severe pain of the disease,
can now obtain succor from a new pain killer, Arthropan, reports an
Oregon physician. Arthropan contains a new molecule, choline sali
cylate, which works five times foster than aspirin and maintains its
pain killing effect twelve times longer. The drug, the doctor said, is
invaluable because it is free from unwelcome irritating side effects
and, therefore, can he taken and tolerated in much larger doses than
ordinary aspirin.
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