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Growth Study
Electron Microscope Turned on on Viruses
WASHINGTON, ‘oct. 14 — An electron microscope attack on the te cahcer problem at the basic level |landiubbery conveniences the of:growth in its simplest form i nlc) Dashew family have installed aboard bas been made by Prof. Robley schooner; Constellation
Backus and Russell L. Steere of couple who have made
The growth curves for two|world come true by selling their plant viruses have been plotted home in Grand Rapids, Mich,
for the first time in researches
these men. They have done aby The Dashews’ two children, through counts of the number of Stephen, 7, and Lesley, 7 months, virus particles seen in electron are along, too, which accounts microscope pictures of the par-| for Jane Drake’s presence. Four
tially purified particles.
The significance of the growth curves was explained by Prof. Williams at the meeting here of In the baby-sitting world, she had the electron microscope society never done any diapering or
of America as follows:
“Now for the first time pre-|fore. cise measurements can be made Yachtswoman sailing out of Deof the effects of chemical and troit, she knows boats. When she physical agents on the growth of read of the Dashews’ plant virus. We'll be able to show! {plated adventure, she wrote, askwhat things speed growth and ing for a job, and was promptly what slows it down, and it's the| hired
lafter we're most interested in.”
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KLEINER, Times NEW YORK, Oct. 14—There’s one nice baby-sitter named Jane Drake. The family who retains her serve ices doesn’t have to worry about getting her home after her night's
It'd be tough if they had to—they live on a boat, which stopped 'CORD., academy. They aiso got sea is easier than on. land. The{but the crew beta it will be the) off in New York harbor on its leisurely way around the world.
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Represents Air Unit {On Ball Committee stocked the air-foam lining on the walls. The, George M. Bender, 1129 Trow-
ee igiien can Pep aad tosh ridge St, a junior in the Purdue Lesley Sona y {University school of mechanical |
been planning the trip for| Mrs. Dashew has
years. galley By 2aving and by selling theirland a few. additional cass of Se worldly goods, they got together baby ‘food. The medicine chest about a pretty enough money to buy the Con-'bolds 65 types of medication. A which was formerly an ship-to-shore phone has been inship at the stalled. London,
| engineering, will represent the Air; Once the “itty” is exhausted, "2 o1c unit on the Military | or the crew gets tired of aimless; }
{Ball Committee Nov. 4. whichever first, | She says that rearing a baby at sailing— happens The annual dance is jointly
sponsored by the Army, Air
officers’ training Coast Guard's New
together a $10,000 “kitty,” which|diaper-disposal problem, for ex~ former — they'll all be
their dream of sailing around the
{others are making the trip . Knows Her Boats To make Jane’s position unique
formula-mixing or lullabying beBut, as an experienced
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Her main job is to look after Lesley when the Dashews take shore leave on the Constellation’s
handed Lesley and a diaper, but
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moving will finance their round-the-world- ample, is a cinch, with the ocean ashore again. And Stanley feels that Lesley is “a doll” |in-who-knows-how-long cruise. ior the river at hand. Mrs. Dashew /Dashew will go back to werk to] and she handles a diaper as| |
They started in July from Chi- surgical instead ther another kit calmly as she reefs a jib. * |cago, and rst sailed through thelold-fastiioned diapers. en ve > Miss Drake, 35, also helps Great Lakes and the St. Law-| She's also using a aisporabie- Makeup of Wells + Stephen with his lessons, which rence River, then down the At- type feeding bottle, which goes! can't be by-passed for a littlejlantic Coast to New York. From over the side after each feeding,, BERKELEY, Cal. (UP) — thing like a cruise around the here, they're going on down thelthus cutting down the steriliza- Agnes Fay Morgan, home econoworld. coast, through the Caribbean tion difficulties. [mist and food technologist at the The 33-year-old Dashew, who Sea, the Panama Canal and even-| Lesley, who her father says University of California. says gave up his job as branch man- tually up the Pacific Coast to Saniis “the best sailor aboard” has walnuts contain on the average! ager for a business machines tor-| Francisco. If the “kitty” has a specially-built crib built into from 14 to 16 per cent fats, two' poration to go down to the sea, says he and his wifé, Martha, 31, to
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