Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1939 — Page 14
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WONDER DRUG AS AID INT. B, FIGHT FORESEEN
Sufanilamide Derivative Is
Found Effective, Chemists Told.
BALTIMORE, Md. April 6 (U. P.).—A group of New Jersey chemists reported today that a derivative of sulfanilamide, the wonder drug that has proved effective against several diseases, may provide a new means of fighting tuberculosis and leprosy. They emphasized that the findings were not conclusive. Efficacy of the new compound, dodecanoyl-sulfanilamide, was noted | by Dr. Frank R. Climenko of the| research division of Calco Chemical Co. Bound Brook, N. J. The ex-|
periments were described to the |
American Chemical Society by his colleagues, Dr. M. L. Crossley. E. H. Northey and Martin E. Hulquist.
Aids Other Diseases
Sulfanilamide already has proved effective against streptococcic infections, gonorrhea and some other diseases. Another form, sulfpapyradine, has been found effective in treating influenza and pneumonia. | The new compound, Dr. Crossley said, is a combination of sulfanilamide with a part of a fat. It pene-
trates fatty tissue, carrying the] therapeutic properties of sulfanila- | mide to the offending bacillus. | “It should be pointed out that the |
administration of the drug does not|
cure the disease, but rather acts to|Rep. William Lemke (R. N. D) toarrest the spread of the infection day had introduced a bill to “pos- | and to localize it to the site Of i.1i0e” railroad rates. a plan el
entry,” Dr. Crossley said. New Canning Process
the New York State experimental
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* WASHINGTON, April 68 (U. P).—
Art Barrow and the “Queen Mary.”
POSTAUZED' RAL | Queen Mary (Model) Done; Elizabeth ‘Sets Sail” Soon
[which coach fare from Washington, 'D. C, to San Francisco would be, wow he says, “You know, EngIn another report. Z. I. Kertesz of fi
“largest ship afloat.”
xed at $12.50. i ilding a sister ship to The plan proposed creation of ruil | [210 Je on Joins only bigger. Bt
station at Geneva, N. Y. said that Zones, with a flat fixed rate for coach |i). Queen Elizabeth and I think
if tomatoes, fruit or vegetables are rates from one zone to another, It treated with a pinch of calcium Would provide rates of $3.75 from salts, they will roll out of the can Washington to Chicago zones, gradluated upward to $12.50 for the trip
There are certain types of alcohol to San Francisco.
in their original shape.
you can use without getting a lift.|
I'll start on her pretty soon.” Galleons Too Easy
He has built nine ship models in
“When this bill becomes law, mass| the last six or seven years but he
Prof Dr. Jelleff Carr of the Uni. production will be met by mass con- has only three of them at home versity of Maryland said that man- sumption, because it will open up now. His first experience was with nitol, a sugar alcohol prepared from new fields of industry ana greatly [those galleons you used to see deco-
corn syrup, is
nonintoxicating. [increase consumption, Rep. Lemke, tie mantel pieces around the
Another alcohol, sorbitol, is a sweet said, explaining it would apply new .ountry.
that a fat person can use without rate schedules to both passengers worrying about his figure, he said.|and freight.
| Cites Weather Theory In Sex Determination
PHILADELPHIA, April 6 (U.P). —Temperature chine determine WORLD'S FAIR STAMP
“to a considerabls degree.’ the sex| of babies, delegates to the 10th an-| nual meeting of the American As-| sociation of Physical Anthropologists were told.
[be exchanged without {any section and without prohibitive [freight rates.’
«1 graduated from them pretty quickly,” says Ny BN i. don’t test your skill sufficiently. an penalizing | C00 LC I like to do things on a bigger scale.” The Queen Mary is his proudest achievement to date. The portholes are made of white “doughnut” beads the criss-cross railings are SALES SET RECORD made of lace stiffened with shellac ee and then painted aluminum. There are three tennis courts on
“The goods and commodities can
WASHINGTON, April 6 (U. P).—
Postmaster General Farley said to- the ship, and they're built to scale,
The theory was advanced by Dr. day that more stamps were sold the too.
William F. Peterson, University of first day the New York World's Fair Illinois _ pathologist, who studied stamp was offered than at any preChicago's birthrate in reference to vious first dav stamp sale in the weather reports for two and a half Postoffice Department's history.
years.
“Broadly speaking, more females sold 1964743 new 3-cent World's ave conceived in warm weather and gyir more males in cold weather,” Dr. April 1.
Peterson said.
Earliest Beginnings |
Of Life Demonstrated
By Seienece Service
But They Don't Float “The hardest work on the whole job was making the railings, the
The New York City Postoffice | capstans and deck winches.” Mr. Barrow used a razor-blade
commemorative stamps on knife, tweezers, small brushes and
Having just finished building the “largest ship afloat,” Art Barrow, a stereotyper living at 927 N. Lesley Ave, plans to start soon on the
His latest creation is a 32-inch scale model of the Queen Mary, a| nonseafaring job with five open and four below decks.
|glue for tools. The ship is made of |
Times Photo.
balsa wood and doesn’t weigh more than four or five pounds. But it won't float. “I never made a ship that floated,” he said. “Seems like I ought to sometime, when you think that it
time to finish one.”
SUIT SAYS GOLFER NEVER CRIED ‘FORE’
CINCINNATI, April 8 (U. P) — The purported failure of a golfer or his caddy to shout “fore” as a! warning before swinging on a golf ball was the basis of a $25,000 dam-| age suit here today. | | Randolph L. Wadsworth, official |of a watch case company, Dayton, | Ky., asked the damages from the Cincinnati Country Club and Waiter F. Murray, Cincinnati attorney. | Mr. Wadsworth's petition charged that he was struck by a ball driven by Mr. Murray, and that as a result it was necessary to remove his left eve, his cheek bone was fractured and the left side of his face paralyzed. The petition charged negligence on the part of Mr. Murray for failure to cry “fore,” and on the part of the club for allowing the course to be crowded.
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zee embryo in the initial stages of development, were demonstrated here this morning before the opening session of the American Association of Anatomists. | The smallest and earliest of the human embryos. an almost micro- | scopic circular speck about the size of a blunt pinpoint, was described by Drs. Arthur T. Hertig of Free Hospital for Women. Brookline, Mass. and John C. Rock of Harvard Medical School. In their researches on this rare specimen thev worked with the Carnegie Institution of Washington. |
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20.192 LABOR GASES HANDLED BY NLRB
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Times Special
WASHINGTON, April 6 —A total | of 20.192 labor dispute cases have!
been handled through the NLRB! since the fall of 1935, national head- Bi
quarters announced today. Of these cases involving 4.577.303 workers, 16.018 cases were settled by the board, leaving 4174 cases pending Of the total cases closed, 2057 were strike cases involving 356 - 264 workers, and cof these 1547 or about 75 per cent, were settled, and 27.603 workers were reinstated after strikes and lock-outs, according to the NLRB.
HOOSIER DERBY WEEK QUEEN TO BE CHOSEN
FRENCH LICK SPRINGS, April 6 (U. P).—One of six Indiana University coeds, the one who best] typifies a Southern belle of the 19th] Century, will rule over Derby Week | festivities here from April 30 to] May 7. { The Derby queen will be chosen] April 15 from Dolores Cleaver, Betty | Gale, Dolores Miller, Maryl Patrick, | Ann Louise Cole, Helen Holmes and | Helen Emily. AQvertisemeny
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LUDLOW WANTS
FAIR WPA PROBE
Declares No ‘Smear’ Campaign Planned; Springer Raps ‘Hidden Taxes.’
Times Special WASHINGTON, April 6—As a member of the House Appropriations Subcommittee charged with investigating the WPA, Rep. Louis Ludlow (D. Ind.) today asserted that
‘| he does not expect to engage in any
“smear campaign.” “We have been given $25,000 to carry on this investigation in a purely fact-finding manner,” Rep. Ludlow said. “An attorney and investigators will be employed and the whole thing will be conducted in a fair and impartial way. “I expect the committee to pass on the facts and present them to the House in a judicial style.”
Springer Charges WPA Waste
Rep. Ludlow argued and voted for the 100 million dollar additional for
WPA, which was recommended by the Appropriations Committee. Rep. Raymond S. Springer (R. Ind.), who voted against it, assailed alleged WPA wastefulness in the Congressional Record today and condemned the “hidden taxes” which he said the Government now levies on everyone. : “Bach loaf of bread purchased for the family table contains its tax for the Government,” Rep. Springer said. “Likewise, each suit of clothes, hat, dress, hose and every essential for family use is the subject of Government tax. The average man steadily employed earns approximately $100 per month. In expending that sum throughout the year, he pays Government taxes aggregating $231.72.
Links Taxes and Spending
“The man earning $150 monthly pays $363.60 a year in hidden taxes. “The hidden taxes imposed by our Government, which are made neces=
takes me more than a year of spare sary by the unprecedented spending
on the part of this Administration, are equally heavy upon the poor and the unemployed as well as the rich and the independent people of our nation.”
FRENCH ACTOR DIVORCED
PARIS, April 6 (U, P.).—A divorce was granted today to Sacha Guitry, French film star, and Jacqueline Delubac on grounds of mutual blame. Guitry has announced he plans to wed Genevieve de Saint] Jean, youthful actress who is his| latest leading lady.
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