Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1951 — Page 11

_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Nobel Prize Winners Super Insects— : Piva rm BE a { +» @ 8 Ce rer aero TOUugher Flies, Farm Raised, Aid Scientific Exper evapora.

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‘Ar Edward C. Kendall, 1950 Nobel Willis Bruce isn’t happy with the entomologists — students of in-|Bruce and his assistants have de-/two dozen cases at ) (UP) — For a n Old Stuffed Donke ; prize winners in the field of medi. | way things are with flies, So he's sects—figured out that the files veloped a highly-pedigreed fly not being studied ars kept v oding men : lcine, today were named joint breeding new crops of tougher were developing a resistance te steath wor A in Sines nase I laaration 0 Xow down - » . n than the norm i ansas today By ANDREW TULLY _- : practicing law here and never winners of the $10,000 Dr, C. C, flies. the bug Killers. [east tt Bruce's. files : - e er, He's gained weight, Criss award for outstafiding con-| Bruce, who is assistant eco-| Mr. Bruce's studies have corro- fy. 4 come from Seripps-Howard Staff Writer looked better, g g { : local dairy fariin as as does Which 9 his color is better and he's as re«/tributions in the fields of health nomic entomologist of "the Illinois borated that idea, Flies are ex-| The fly farm raises 100,000 to y well from it. But in WASHINGTON, Jone 9 laxed as & hound dog full of and safety. . {Natural History Survey here, |posed to an insecticide. Some (200,000 and sometimes as many|Florffia, California and rought wel- Attorney-General J, Howard steak. “I guess,” says Scott, “con-| The two Mayo clinic scientists runs what is probably the only|die, some survive to lay eggs.|as 450,000 flies a week. It some-|It takes a ttle over a week ~week introduced hi 1 ratulations are in order for my were cited at the annual meet-|“fly farm” anywhere. His ob- These offspring are more resist-|/times has as many as 96 different|fly eggs to hatch and a six-wee McGrath introduce is pals gratulations y| | | ut Ry *HEE io aX : 200 +having got licked in last year’s ing of the American Rheumatismiject is to breed super-flies, but/ant to the insecticide. The next characteristics of insecticide re- pupae ts, swollen to his new mascot -—$ Y election. It seks ‘to have done] Association for thelr pioneering just for scientific experiments. [generation goes through the sistance. emerge as qualified nged rains, worth—the other day at a gi - me good.” work in the development and use| A few years ago, it was noticed same weeding-out process, and| Feeding these hordes of flies is|fiies survive the expesh is. 8 anks. < Resi~ k den party he and “2% ; : » »'s Sof cortisone, the arthritis wonder that DDT and other insecticides/gradually a strajn of super-flies an expensive proposition. They are destroyed at end of a y evacuated. Swant. gar pary H 4 382 The other day an aide asked drug. Iweren't killing files with as much/evolves. eat so much milk that the labl!week, LS a aS line, which the Missus tossed at thelr eXpen- Hootebary nf Bunt 100mm am om mtn a a i a Es ees —. TE I Sl f 1 Kentucky sive lean-to in Chevy C ry life- son.what he planned to do when Saal he Atlantic The maacel is the stuffed, Hila he finally quits his job. | o the south- size donkey, presented to Gen. “The first thing I'm going to | . : ] i : iolent wind- George C. Marshall by some do,” snapped Mr. A., “is punch | ee : ; ree deaths. grateful Italians—grateful for the Joe McCarthy in the nose.” as the Saline t, the high-

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Marshall Plan. The donkey was “4 ai hae { : : | banging around a benefit sale of ; (5 PRESIDENT TRUMAN is boll-| J a an: : the Washington Cathedral, with ; a ing mad at Sen. Estes Kefauver.! a —e no takers, when our attorney 0) 2 " Not only did Sen.” Kefauver stir Hi 5 tans : nd general happened by and peeled ZL up a lot of trouble with his in-| NER | Fre ; at Belvoit off the 200 ‘skins without even vestigations in Democratic cities] on ih i ? a sales talk. . just before election but now he’s! | e iis Danis Besides the donkey, other hon- } MARGARET I... . Coiffure Spouting off in speeches about the| . ome Po ored guests included the Spanish! Troubles. 2 U. 8. having no aim in Korea. |! sat hy As six feet Ambassador and Senora Joseand Alex Wiley of Wisconsin fur-| ona ; eT i ; Felix -de Lequerica. Among the nished the dessert. Sen. Cain] NEWEST DIPLOMAT in town! le BRL 4 ” ed in a bus others who partook daintily of| contributed the apples for pie and is Nong Kusny. minpte: oo Coughs] ines caused the assorted refreshments were Sen. Wiley the cheese. Another c,ypogia once part of Indo-|l§ = $n iy

Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross, director Wisconsin Senator, Joe McCarthy, |Ghina. . .. The State Department \ - h . CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND DELAWARE STS. WE MADE SPECIAL ARRANGE.

of the Mint; Secretary of Agricul-/sent over the butter and Rep. Le- figures it costs $8.93 per plate to! ture Charlie Brannan and Mrs. Roy Johnson of California do-|o ¢oriain visiting foreigners at Brantfian: the Chinese Ambassa- beef. : luncheon, . . . Treasury Secretary! dor and Mrs. Wellington Koo, and nated some claret to go with the Snyder wearing glasses with |

Senators and Mrs. Pat McCarran of Nevada. Dunno whether it's the result | of having an actress in the | family, but President Truman | has been quite stage-struck | lately. He attended five of the | legit shows which played Washington during the season just | closed — including the Ilusty- | talking “Mister Roberts,” with | Mrs. Truman and Gen. and Mrs. George C. Marshall, Local critics say Mr. T. is a “wonderful audience,” which means he’s alert and quick to show his appreciation.

» » ” THE RECORD for the number of bars set up for a single party (outdoor division) . currently is being held by the Col. Robert Guggenheims. They tossed a

swank affair the other day at all

which guests could slake their thirst at six conveniently located

Of course, most of this cost our lawmakers nothing — it came from loyal constituents who are usually glad to furnish eatables for Washington parties for the publicity involved.

the right lens shaded to protect] {his eye after a minor operation. | “Besides,” he says, “that eye was | beginning to show human kind- | ness and that would never do for] . a a tax official.” . . . Mrs. Truman, | MARGARET TRUMAN doesn't NOW in Independence, won't re-| have any trouble giving herself turn until fall. . . . The Italians] home permanents these days, but called Princess Margaret Rose of the first time she tried it they al-|Great Britain “La Poverina,” most had to declare a national/meaning “The Unhappy One,” emergency. during her visit there. Wonder Seems she tried and tried but What they'll call our Margaret? couldn't get the back hair to roll] FE =x = |

up right in the curlers. She called] MRS. HENRY CABOT LODGE

down to Ma, and Ma worked on|JR., wife of the Republican Sena-| it for a while but with no success. tor from Massachusetts, and Mrs. So Mrs. T. called 4 friend. THe Archibald Alexander, wife of the friend called another friend, while! yndersecretary of the Army, are Margaret stood by half-curled.igisters, . . , Ike Eisenhower bak-! But finally the solution came overijne apple pies in his spare time.| the telephone and Margaret\was! ~ gen. Leverett Saltonstall of] able to go out ‘that night, after Massachusetts has won his cam-! + ipaign to put name-markers on a By the way, girls, Margaret representative cross-section of the also cuts her own hair. That girl|5000 trees on the Capitol grounds.

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