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PERILS OF THE PROFESSION
SALT LAKE CITY, UP) — The
case load is heavy, so the staff of
the Salt Lake community nurs
ing service has little time left
to fill out reports. Some of the
hurried attempts at brevity make
interesting reading. A sample:
“This man said he was in the
last war and had a hard kernel
on his neck when he was in the
army.”
“Man has diabetes and is in
sulated twice a day.”
“Man has ulster on his stom
ache.”
“Woman says she has disease
that sounds like arithmetic. I
think she means arthritis.”
“This woman has seven child
ren. Her husband is a veteran.”
“He has a congenial structure.”
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Ice Threatens Ship
Going To Rescue Of
Two Other Vessels
OSLO, Norway, UPl — Two
sealers and a rescue ship that
went to their aid were trapped
in ice packs and threatened with
destruction today off the east
coast of Greenland.
Two other sealers and a frigate
steamed toward the shifting ice
floes to try to reach the 50 sail
ors abroard the trapped ships,
all Norwegian.
The Norwegian rescue parties
did not expect to get alongside
the stranded ships but hoped to
get close enough for the endan
gered crews to walk on ice to
them.
The trapped sealers are the
Drot and the Maiblomst, jammed
in the ice seven miles apart. But
the 20-member crew of the res
cue ship Salvator, which pushed
into the ice to try to aid the
sealers, apparently faced the
greatest danger.
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Coroner’s Jury Rules
Stampanato’s Murder
Was Justifiable
LOS ANGELES, —-A coro
ner’s jury found the slaying of
Johnny Stampanato justifiable
but the big question still re
mains—what will happen to Lana
Turner’s teen-age daughter.
In a scene wilder than any of
her movie premieres, blonde
movie queen Lana was the star
witness Friday in detailing the
fierce arguments and threat that
preceded Cheryl Crane’s knife
thrust into the abdomen of her
mother’s underworld boy friend.
But Cheryl, 14, followed the
same routine as the other inmates
f Juvenile Hall. She wore a
cotton uniform and black cot
ton stockings. And she anxious
ly awaited her first visit in a
week from her 'mother and fa
ther, cafeman Steve Crane.
The coroners verdict is not
binding in any way upon Juve
nile Court.
It is not likely, legal sources
agree, that the court will decide
to try her as an adult on a mur
der charge, but it could. Most
likely matter to be considered
at the hearing will be whether
Cheryl lacks proper parental
control.
Dist. Atty. William B. McKes
son, who has no legal jurisdic
tion under California law in the
juvenile cases, is the most out
spoken:
“It appears to me that Cheryl
never has had a real home either
with her mother or her father.
I think it is about time a proper
home was found for her.”
Sup. Judge Allen T. Lunch,
who will sit on the case, com-'
mented only:
“I shall try to treat it like any
other case involving a juvenile.”
There is a possibility that the
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of middle class income, or a
state institution for girls.
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Seattle U’s Recruit
Program Faces NCAA
Investigation
SEATTLE, UP> — Investigation
of Seattle University’s recruiting
practices by the National Colleg
iate Athletic Assn.—if it results
in a ban on post-season play—
might chase All-American Elgin
Baylor into the ranks of the pros.
Baylor said yesterday he
“might nqt go back to school next
year if we’re barred from tour
naments.”
Although he is a junior, Bay
lor is- eligible for the pro draft.
Normally he would be a senior
in eligibility, but when he trans
ferred to Seattle from College
of Idaho he had to skip one year
of competition under NCAA
rules.
He had announced recently he j
planned to return to school.
University officials admitted j
“allegations have been made” i
and said the school was cooper- j
ating with the NCAA in its in- >
vestigation. The Times said the,
charge was that basketball coach |
John Castellani paid the expen- j
s'es of a prospective athlete for a j
visit to the campus * from th^ j
East Coast.
Reached at his home in New
Britain, Conn., Castellani said
the charge was “cryptically sta
ted” and it would be improper i
for him to comment until “pos- j
itive action” is announced by,
the national organization.
! Texan Lt. Reprimanded
For Refusing To Shake
Hands With Negro
STUTTGART, Germany —A
i Texas lieutenant who refused
to shake a Negro officer’s hand
has been given an official repri
mand and a $200 fine.
Franklin Potter, attorney for
Lt. William B. Morton, 32, of
San Antonio, Tex., said the pun
ishment was meted out by Lt.
Gen. Bruce C. Clarke, 7th Army
Commander. The Army con
firmed Potter’s announcement.
Morton had been accused orig
inally of conduct unbecoming an
officer after he refused the out
stretched hand of Capt. Carl J.
O’Kelly of Tucson, Ariz., when
O’Kelly arrived here last De
cember.
The Pentagon ordered the
charge against Morton dropped
after his attorney argued there
was no criminal offense involved.
New Mukluk Telegraph
A new Mukluk Telegraph went
into print this month and is the
official publication of the Fifth
Region, Civil Aeronautics Ad
ministration with headquarters at
Anchorage.
The publication will be guided
by the new information officer
Charles Planck and will be very
beneficial as a written communi
cation between the scattered
CAA stations in Alaska.
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