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MOTION SICKNESi HAS
B£DCVILEO TRAVELERS EveR
SINCE MAN STARTED TO
SAIL THE SEVEN SEAS
AND ALADDIN FLEW ON
HIS MAC,IC CARPET. ONE
OLO FOLK REMEDY FOR
MOTION SICKNESS WAS
TO Put'LUCKY" TOKENS
INTO A TRAVELER'S
LUG6AQE OR POCK6TBOOK.
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ANOTHER TRAVEL
SUPERSTITION
HOLOS THAT
VOVAftERSSHOULD
NOT WHISTLE
ABOARD SHIP
BECAUSE THIS 13
•MOCKING THE
DEVIL* AND WILL
RAISE A STORM.
OLD WIVES TALES WONT
BALK MOTION SICKNESS,
WHICH IS CAUSED PRIMARILY
BY DISTURBANCE OF THE
FLUID OF THE INNER EAR.
BUT CLINICAL TESTS SHOW
THAT NEW MEDICINES CAN
PREVENT ATTACKS OF
MOTION SICKNESS. ONE OF
THEM, BONAOETTES, GIVES
FULL 24 HOUR PROTECTION.
BALLOON CARRIES
MONKEYS AND HAMSTERS
ON COSMIC RAY TEST
MOFFETT FIELD, Calif. W —
The Unit, d States launched a huge
balloon today with two monkeys
and two hamsters aboard in an ef
fort to determine the effects of
cosmic rays on the animals.
A spokesman at the Ames Re
search Center here said the 380
foot hi h balloon carried a 450
pound payload on a planned 54
hour flight from Goose Bay, Lab
rador, to Edmonton, Alberta.
The balloon is the second in a
proposed series of four launchings
that are expected to provide basic
research on radiation problems ap
plicable to manned space flight.
The payload contained three sep
arate capsules which were to be
exposed to about 50 per cent of
primary cosmic radiation at 128,
000 feet altitude.
Flour beetles, an assortment of
seeds and nerve' cells were in a
second capsule and an emulsion
pack for the National Research
Council of Canada in a third cap
sule.
Dr. Webb Haymaker, research
scientist, said the first flight on
July 14 was 90 per cent success
ful. but animal and insect passen
gers died on the trip.
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Old Masters . . . For Sale
EXMOUTH, England (.E —Some
of the girls of Exmouth High
School placed this ad in the local
newspaper:
"For Sal- : Fine old Georgian
\ residence in Gypsy Lane. Numer
| ous old masters . . . Telephone
! Ex mouth 3446."
Exmouth 3446 is the high school
I phone number, and Headmaster L.
! W. Johnson said today the phone
| has been ringing constantly ever
; since.
He said he couldn’t afford to put
an ad in the paper and so he put
up a sign saying the school is not
for sale.
That bit in the ad about ‘Old
Masters,” amused Johnson.
“I rather enjoyed that," he said.
“Perhaps some of us are getting
on a bit.”
Statistics show that a girl who
has been twice divorced has a
50-50 chance of strikin out again
if she marries for a third time.
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they feel
■ nation'.'
, pu lie camnyrounds.
! Hiliar . hP- wif" and 'heir tie ee
• all children she !>■ -d <;! f \ i ter
v in Juneau for four days as
■hoy near* d the end of a family
! fail", holiday which has taken
1 ’hem to Colorado, Utah, Nevada,
C efornia, Oregon, Washington
and Alaska.
T- ey have camped in national
fori t campgrounds alone the way.
At ' e completion of the trip.
1 fill,'has been asked to submit
ia tort to the U.S. Secretary of
Aw [culture on the suitab ly , f
na'ional forest camping ! a:!:'V
f r itirei :n tourists.
'I've been very impressed with
what we have seen up to the pa -
sent time." Hillary, who is a up- l
ing at nearby Lena Cove. -aid.
i "We found the ramping space mn.v
adequate, so there is no need to be
located cheek and jowl with your
neighbor."
Hillary's itinerary includes two
or three days of camping in TVTt.
McKinley National Park and a
visit to Fairbanks.
From Fairbanks, the Hillarys
will drive to Chicago by way of
Banff, Alta., and the Black Hills
of North Dakota.
Hillary said the average foreign
camper does not want the facilities
normally sought by Americans in
public campgrounds.
"Europeans particularly. want
to get away to some extent from
modern conveniences when they
camp out," he said. "They are
satisfied with only the barest ne
cessities.”
SANITATION AIDL
TRAININC; SCHOOL IS
SCHLIXI LI) AT CO! IT < it
An advanced sani'.otion a' it.
training school is scheduled for
Aug. (5-17 at College, Alaska, for
1! vPla. aides who have been
transferred from part-time to full
time employes of the Department
of Health and Welfare, according
to Warren Griffin, director of the
Sanitation .Aide program. T u aides
lave received basic training in
elementary sanitate n. waste dis
posal and water sun; !y since the
village sanitation aide pro ram w
initiated in 1954 and have work 1
in their various communities un
d r : uoervisinn of a Dm : men*
of Health and Welfare sanitarian.
Courses in »b, August training
school will deal with basics in
eight phase’s includin'-.: radiologi
cal health monitoring: rabiw • m
tret: institutional sanitati- u fond
services: water supplies and waste
disposal: vector control: principles
and practices of epidemiology, ami
photography.
Area in which the 11 sanitation
aides work includes 59 villages.
Among the aides and their head
quarters villages are Wilbur Kar
mun, Kotxebue; Roy Vincent, Point
ITepe; Lawrence Kavoukluk, Shak
toolik; Oscar Nictune, Barrow;
and John Kulowivi, Savoonga.
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Pro.-- secretary Pa nv S,
oxplaine 1 a oeraphical t,<
terday and chana H no an
ayah; • * a nan a h- . an
carni: from Scotland.
Salinger said Malcolm Kudu:!'
an assistant pi t - ■ ei a■ tary. dic
• iti'd {lie White House letter which
war adds, - I -Edmi urgh, E- ■ -
land."
Salinger, descriliing t r.rdak'1
as "one of those > • i. ta;
we try to avoid." said Kilduff
b :n ■ a.-signed *■ take a iknht
course in the hi-torv and -a on; o ,v
of Scotland.
It was pointer! out t Salk: i
’ani ki,: lei*, ;- Wns signed in the
nan; of Eveh; Lincoln, the pn
’dent's personal seeretarv.
He replied that a number of
people on the White House stan
r. T,
rscn Visits He' Father
Si
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ingfon
nr the
Mr. ->nci Mrs. Don Lyle Leave
On Six Week Vacation Tr,:p
Mr ■ :id Mr . D- naM I. '■ nr.
^CM'-dnkd to I> <\ • Friday • n a . ix
week vacation trip. TO v a. iIi r><
ITj• ‘ it; S at do i.% *':. r cinugide;
Mary Dutton and fa truly
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:n ix fore heading e and take
ig at:i coming.
Fait
are antiaij 'n ■: r-;>ond
enee with iier name.
While neither Salincer nor Kil
eiiifs' wouln ray yo< or no, tile gen
eral impression amurd the White
Hour was that tne assistant press
.-ecr-.tary had agreed to be the fall
gay, taking advantage of hi.- Scot
tish descent in the hope of giving
the whole affair a humorous twist.
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