Miraddsii Jumps
2,080 FecS to River
On S3rd BirEhday
G NEW YORK. Aug. 28—!.fl--Phys
ical culiurist Barnard McVaUu> i
who celebrated his ,83rd birthday
with a 2,00j-foot parachute jump
into the Hud-on River ye ter.lay,
says he is "good for tilings like tin •
for 10 more years.”
“I recommend this f:r every
body,” he ad.l> , ‘It’s a damn gcc.l
thing to do. I enuid do it every
day in the week.”
When MacFaddcn was fished
ou‘ after his jump, he said:
“I feci like a million. 1 fee' 25.
Next year. I’m going to jump eve •
Niagara Falls.”
MacFaddens parachute leap yes
terday was for the dual purpose,
he said, of demonstrating that ‘old
age is just a habit" and that U. S.
paratroopers need have no fear
of landing in water.
Liens Io MeeJ with
Rolsry Next Week
Milton Furness showed a Fish
and Wildlife puma hunting colored
movie at a regular meeting of
the lions Club at the Baranof
Hotel yesterday.
There was some discussion of
a dressing room for Dredge Lake
swimmers which was laid over
until next spring.
President Carl Rusher announ
ced that the Lions would hold a
joint meeting with the Rotary
Club next Tuesday because Labor
Day is Monday.
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Man Survives
SOB Degree j
Temperature |
1
MIAMI BEACH. Fla.. Aug. 28—W
—Bcrnahrd Seiden, 54. was "feeling
just fine’’ today after battling a
ii.3-de.tree temeprature that prob-;
ably made him the hottest man in j
the world last week.
Physicians at Ml. Sinai Hospital
were mystified qver what ■ caused
the high temperature and how Sei
rien survived it with no apparent
harmful effects.
A temperature of 107 to 198 us
u illy is fatal, except in some cases
of sun or heat stroke.
Seiden entered the h ispital for
an operation to remove kidney
■ tenes. Routinely, a nurfce took his
temperature and got 109.
Ice bags, oxygen, alcohol spong
ing and injections of pcnillin, strep
tomycin, terramycin, and sufla were
used and after a half-hour the dor
ters pot Sciden’s temeprature down
to 107.
I. remained thfere for three
hours, then began to drop some
mere. In 17 hours, It was back to
normal.
The doctor's didn’t discover the
cause of the high temperature, but
their examination showed Seiden
didn't need the kidney stone oper
ation.
ENGINEERS TO
OPEN OFFICE HERE
Elmer J. Larson of Angus Mc
j Sweeney architects-engineers of
I San Francisco left today for An
! ehcrage after spending a week in
| Juneau looking into the opening
of a branch office here. He ex
pects to spend two weeks in the
Interior.
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India Will Sign
Separate Japanese
Peace, Says Nehru
NEW DELHI. India, Aug. 23—VP)
—Prime Mimsler Nehru told Parlia
ment today India will sign a separ
ate peace treaty with Japan rather
than attend the Japanese peace
conference at San Francisco next
month.
He said the Indian-Japanese
treaty has achieved independent
status. The Prime Minister did not
explain whether he thought “inde
pendent status” would have been
gained after the signing of a treaty
in San Francisco between Japan
and most of the countries she fought
in World War II or whether such a
status could not be, in his opinion,
achieved until after the withdrawal
of American troops.
Parliament broke into cheers
when Nehru, wearing a bright red
rose on .his tunic, said one rea
son India would not attend the
conference was because the U.S.
sponsored treaty does not propose
return of Formosa to Communist
China.
India attaches “the greatest im
portance to the treaty providing that
the Island of Formosa should be
returned to China,” he said, but
added that the time, manner and
of such a return “would be the sub
ject of separate negotiations.”
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