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EFFECTS OF THE SHOTS
head at. lowest point.
” No. 2315-E—C Sched ule July
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conditions' woltild lie . in. the fact that,.
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in . contact
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'■ In the .face of this,
fives comparison i
born,, round-the-woi’ld-• "flier, fired*
Taftirnr" ' (rift/ person1
..'II it. • •■ * . • ■ .
prepared for a congressional; commit
tee by Marriner S. Eccles, Federal
Reserve Board' Governor, indicated
■tile. ;d.eb.t : -per- .head . ,-fn.r n.U ■■■ --j
for producing, a
gasoline which ,
Ion abo.ve the ordinary,, liquid fuel, ■
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Employment Shows. Jump
Of -22,704 in 9,270 Firms
Ottawa.—-A substantial expansion
was shown, in employment on. June-1,
when reports ”^rom 9,270 concerns
showed 915,792 workers on the pay
rolls, an increase of 22,704 over'the
previous month, the Dominion Bur
eau of’ Sta'istick reported recently.
The crude index on June 1 stood
at 7.6 against 95.2 the preceding
iriiQilfeh.'_ahd 9,6.6 on' June 1, 1934. On.
'"th’e'^'base/.that. June 1, 1926 equals
100, the”index Jor the 13 prgyious
as follows: 1933, .80.7; JLDy‘2,
1931, 103.16; -1930, 116:5;.
, 1928,. 113.8/ 1927,'
' 1926,.' 102.2; 1925, 95.6;
ears
$9.1;
•.1929, i 12:2.2;
107.2;
.1924, 90.4; 1923, '98-5^ 1922, 90.3;
and. 19.21, '87,7. : ;
■ '7Piibnoun''Cg(F'a:dy'ari'ces''Wer'e_fe'po
ed in manufacturing, /when the' ad
ditions to staffs considerably ex
ceeded. the average seasonal gain :on
June 1 'in the past-14 years, the re-;
port states. • - - •
The favorable movement extended
to practically all classes of factory
-employment.
In the non-manufacturing indus
tries . increased * employment was
shown'in logging, mining,' communi
cations, local and railway transpor
tation, building, arid Railway, con
struction and maintenance, service
and.trade. On the other hand, ship
ping, and ’stevedoring was ®slacker,
and there, w,ere temporary losses jn
highway construction. .
Improvement was indicated, says
the report, in. all five .economic
areas, except- .Ontario, . where‘-there
in Quebec and the Prairie.. Provinces
employed the greatest “number of
extra workers.
Years of Research by Chem-
ists World Over Now
Bear Fruit ‘ .
For’many year/’ chemists and fuel
engineers jr-i- .man/ lands- hgve tried
Tito develop -A process for converting
| the highly ■ inflanimablev liquid gaso-
I line into a npri-explogive solid form.
The 'event of the research is indi
cated by flie' fact .that more than
200 patents have beengranted for
solid fuels. None of these, however^
was found to be efficient when put
• tjO file test,. accoEdkig. to Dr. Alex-
;an<Ter. Klemin, director of the Daniel
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Treatment by Metallic Arsenic.
' ' Claimed.■ Successful* for Caihcer
{tbica, N.Y.—A metallic "arsenic
colloid ^-eatmen.t' by .intravenous in
jections has given encouraging re
sults in treatment of sarcoma (can
cer), 'the 12th colloid., chemistry
symposium' at’. Cornell University
was, told recently.
Prof. E. F. Burton, head of the
Department of Physics at the Uni-
vensity','nL"T^
treatment, vyhich was prepared at
the suggestion of Dr.' A,.jC. Hend-
. Mother says Father never. ha-;-his
' initials-, .put iii his ' hat, ' thinking a
little later he might be able to pick',
up- a better one. ...; ( : ■
nt ' - v ’ , :
The‘girl, .out our'way with the ter-
Yible - looking 'riding' habit has • got
-waree--ei-ies--t4«i-n—th-U-t:—--------------
\ ‘'/K » » • ■, • ■’. ■ , ,.
■Patient' (nervpusly).—And will the
operation be dangerous,. doctor?
.Doctor'—'Nonsense!'. You couldn’t
b’uy a■.dangerous- operation for $.4,0.00.
■■'•*. » ■ Ki
ln the old (toys they married and
worked _ together Jq get ahead; how
they pncli _pennies td pay lor the dia
mond ring and the coupe.. ’
Jfaibci^LLAr-a—gincKl„p.to.n.,,_n}.y_..(Lea.r,.1.
lways to ihink before you speak.
-DTTttgMe-r—B-u-t-;—Da-t-i—w-Ii-e-n—I— -do-
hat ‘the g.iris have changed the cub--.
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. W.ho bosses the house? Well, do
’’.fev spend more tmo with his family
:r her family?.
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Malh l—\Vhat''§ • worrying you, Dav-
'..d? . ; • ... ’ ' ' ...
David.-Iwas. jiist. wondering if- Dad
would ju'o to' the milkin’-while we’re
i-ir our honeymoon.•• supposin’ you said
■yes’,, if 1 ..-a.-lied you, .
.Are you ni itch fl''pressed when lite
' looks rather' blue-? . -. •' ■ .
Can you crack a’joke wfie.n..Ulinas- arv
goiiigTvrorig?' ~ 7'”
..'■Jf you can answer '"Y(<,"-■ you're■
■ ■■ bound -to 'get. ale-ng. ’ ‘ ' -
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.“And tb-c vacation re- r'rt.. over
looked a! lake?” ■
9‘Ytfl, arid.it ovcrtooki'd' remit rt-
able bdds, good food i«.n*l p.vcrfiRhe:
^e^Mi'des
Fi-ientl—Is Four son still pn
his .studies in Coltcgw?
. Fatlier-gY'es, \bu.t, lie doesn’t
able -to Catch up with them.
, *• * •* .0
■ * * * ' ,..
—ihrrhir ^P—Trmrt—-grt—my—overcoat-'
vhicli I left at the railroad station?
Harty '.Was it rh.ock.eil? , .
Jc.l'.'n- -N.o,'brown, with a bolt across.
ilie [back. . '
seem
Nature: adjusts things. By the time
his wife gets too. fat. to be held
his arms lie doesn't, give a darn..
• " ' , ■ "'*■> »u •
On- a-vaCat ioh -trip-a ,ma-n- grits.;
Burned up by the sun.*. BlisteiWjiy the rowing.
• Stung by the hotel clerk.' -
*’*.'*.
MacPher-son arrived ’at the. otlice
half an hour late.
Chief—What doos this mean?
Macpherson—Well, it wiw like' this,.
I squeezed the tube x>f toothpaste
too -much, and - it took at? least hall
an liour to get. the stuff back.
in
- ’ if:What the average woman wants is
a. strong; inflexible man who can be
* * >K . 1
. . Country Bov -- Say Mister can you
tell mo wlmt an'oral dr is'
Man—Sure, ’ It’s n fellow, who is
always ready to Jay down your ■ Jll'e■
for liis .country. ' , -
On his appointment, the new man
ager of a certain big bank was given
mticl'f»publicity, and photographs of
him w-eve re pro du cell in newspapers.-
All- wore.-not .jiriJlleiL -attractively.
A' depo-itor wandered in, walked
up^to the manager, produced' one of
the- photograhic reproductions, .and
said... “I-s- this your picture?’’
The manager assured' him that It
was.
“Arp you the manager of the
bank?’’ 1 ■ '
The .other admitted that, he was/
“Well, give me my money!7 or.
dered the depositor. -
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j.Guggenheim,^ School, of Aero.nautic's
p.t' bfew York University. ;
.1. Last -week a .demonstration \ was
held ’ at the Guggenheim, school
which suggests at last-a method has
been discovered
rion-explosive solid
would have . as its
.the. elimination, of.
in- air travel’. ’
Th’e new solid gasoline, called
‘<solen^,’-’ has peen developed-.after
sixteen - years of research by Dr;'
^dolph .RrusTn, ,Nw York
NEW METHOD OF
ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION
tlT.ffiAdVhazard Jnveilte^ B_V' Holger Nielson And Adopted By Danish ■
minor. details of the tr'eat-
. , | men-t,. chiefly in regard to caring for
• j thje -'patient .before, and after the
e t0 be | art if Rial respiration is applied, are
•■-■■■ . ■; .... i j c, •. ' ' ■ i-1'-”“ i'similar to the Scha.effer. and Silyest-
.g' some .gelatin as (ceedeg? in-producing a solidification [ - - . ... . . . •
binder” .to prevent .arsenic from' of' gasoline readily usable in'. Inter-1 - ,. ■
precipitating, he said. Tiny .particles; naMonibustion .engines at 'a cost “’ Jial r'ules,' Wording
of arsenic are held suspended in th,e sard to. bo less thirn one, cent a; gal- lvLiph (he
colloid form. , ' t
^..u-Rrio-f.-. Jlui’.to.m~.c.i.ted—b-n-e-r-c-ase—o-f--a-!- .
young ’ Winnipeg ‘woman' buffering' prove of. great. advantage to th;e army
from osteogenic sarcoma in iheTow--1 and navy ain forces, as the igniting
er-”third of the left femur?--IxTSep-1 of-gasoline .tank's ’ b’y tracer or e-x-
putation after biopsy was recom-1 Plosive bullets during combat.sis- one
mended.. Arsenic treatment, .how-!of tbjjierious hazards: To test this
ever, began1’October 2'0.. ’ ' non-igniting - flua-lity,. Clyde. '.Pang-
X-rays taken in December, 1934, ^orni.! round-the-world- flier, fired-
and - March; and May, 11)35, showed. *>u,lets ■»"
progressive reduction of tumor and "«e ifrom ..a range of tweniy-flve
regeneration of bone. ' The panent'/e-gallon can of.-the.
.returned to her home in Winnipeg- ”olvdl£i?5_.^2b?S;
■ ton ’ sa i d~ -----,
rick,' Toronto physician.
Pure ■metallic arsenic was• prepar-- lJ -the, preliminary tests are to 'be
ed in colloid form by mixing arsenic, taken as . a criterion, he' has sue-!
arid water, usiAg- some gelatin as ’ ceeded?’ in • producing a solidification !... • „-1'1 J'-,___| ermiethods and will require no des-
i .cription, as they are known to all.;
y ' g to
which the new method may be Jor-'
A V / UX J Cl A CIO AVAAUWoZ
'“"'rf'Tescu^^^
resuscitation, 'immediately and shall'
send for the doctor and aprbulanc-c
only when others have.' come to his'
. assistance, ■ If help-'is very JoVig in
coming, .patient, should bri reino'yed'
to nearest house. . ■ .
Remove dutei1 clothing a-nd quick
ly loosen all garments . restraining
breathing. if ■ necessary.' - .
, . Lay patient face -down on .flat,
hard’ surface. If . surface slopes, keep
B’end patient’s
British! Debt
• Per-C
feet, whatever. It was only after
the fourth shot, when , some .of the
gasoline 'had liquefied by pressure
and spilled on the ground, that it
ignited.,. and then, only in such a
manner that, it could be easily ex-,
tiriguished . by merely stamping ori
it. '..■■. . ;
Another' advantagjte" fn“’iriilitary’
and' naval aviation . under ' conibat
___'. ^Th-e—Uniteri—States’-®——eo«teiai^—solieL--gasol-in-e-
Government neared’ the end ,'of its would' continue? to y_opefate- .even
ffseaRyear-■recentiy'' "dd th a'-gro'S'S’" d rib'f' i ri’fteT' -it-' w’as- p Un.c tured— by.--- an- - gnehiy
of almost $28,700;00'0,000? ‘ ‘ [ bullet, whereas .gasoline • in1' liq,uid
’ ‘ ah authorita- ’form would, of course, when, “its
five, comparison showed that’ the'' container was punctured, leak out.
public debt per head in Great, Bri-.-J^ shoWB in .the course Of .^the
tain is about two and one-half times demonstration that solene . would
greater; than that, in this country.' "Qt byn even when subjected to a
Fighrea gleaned front .a statement' »
was actually brought
with the -substance.'
Full details of the . new solidifi
cation .process are being . withheld, —..... . ....
arms at elbow, .cross bands fiat, one
.over the other, and place directly
under patient’s forehead.
Place handkerchief under hands
.and face," if. possible, to prevent dust,
.entering, and. to keep iftouth and nose-
clear of the. ground..__•_ '■
' > Then, Btandi’ng'aF’head of patient/
jb^^atOT'^Iaxes/THie.-"lmee- near
head on a .folded cloth or coat.; and
places, the-■ other foot, near his elbow.'
—K-rreel-i-ng—thtrs^—t-he?—o-pera-t-o-r—sl-a-p-s-
heaviiy with flat' hands between .the
-'slto'ul'd’er ■■'bTad-es: Two o* three- t-i-mesy-
so that .the tongue' riiay .f-al'Ffdrward."
. Note, if tongue does-not fall forward,
opera tor. must' open patient’s mquth
and,, draw it forward. At all times
he.must.be certain that the tongue
remains forward'and., downward. '
STARTING POSITION’
.The. operator.-lays - His hands -with
/outstretched ' fingers' on patient’s
back, so' that his palms are, just on .
.the'1 'shoulder, blades^and the^:yristsj
time, for trie even, slow swinging
from' pressure to “lift” position and
back. ■ If necessary, operator may
4’riiploy. a watch ,during the begin
ning o'f the resuscitation.
The'’■treatment mu^t not be-given-’
up until aL-least four hours'of steady,,
'vriremitfirig resuscitation have .be.en'. ».
tried, unless, of course, the' patient
.commences to breathe strongly, arid ■
naturally of his own volition.,
The, basis of . the method.'is forin
•arid rhythm. A .really'rhythmic, soft '
'rolling movement can b.e carried on
indefinitely, /if ..the, operator makes ,
.cer-tain- of--frig,balance' of his- position.-
This, of course, may be slightly gd-. -
justed during the first few ' double
- movements,.u un-til he’ finds,, himself
working without effort. ...
' Artificialrresuscitation .is to K,.be
carried ,on .well' after ? the patient
‘'first' —
hibiting ■ the ability i to breathe
slightly ’ by himself, but from fhat
point” ori/the Operator must discon
tinue «the- second half of the. move-,
ment, the ‘Tift.” . ■ The operator pro
ceeds only to apply and relieve
"jpTgssure"” on ? ■ the shou-lderj, ■ • -thus----r
•speeding his movements- to. nine' to -.
TO times pe,r minute. ;■ • .
For if th.e ■ alif t” is continued after .
seriri.usly. -over.-yentilated, '.causing a
-great- diminisbment nf. the . carbon.;-'.,,
-dioxide in the blood,. CD2., and result
ing finally' -in a total, .inability to .
breathe at all. , . ' . '
If- a carbogen apparatus is / em-
•ploygd the’ “lift” may be continued,
but. only : in this one circumstance. 4 ,
And only if the apparatus’is Jn the
hand's of-a trained-operator. With-.-...
out the carbogen apparatus trie “lift’’’
must be discontinued at once on
perceiving the -first .signs of life in
, . ■ - _ . -were, busy preparing ^legislation to Prusian. -in 1910 while-.lie was ■try-
whittle the . Federal indebtedness 'ing .to rehiove paraffin/from gasb-
.down a,.4hlt..'^^jthg.Jtax=dJTe««koh^prd—H-jtet®—Td-e— -f-onmF—thM - the-'-grisoRne
gram, that President ROosev’elt has’ could he solidified first altering
i; s
tl'
, advocated. ■ zTTearings on their pro
duct wer'e/cirrarigOd to begin very
soon. The most optimistic predic
tions at the Capitol were that the
tax nidasuiire 'would -be ready for
presehtatiJn.' to- ■ t-h-e- Ho-use- br •J'trhr
’’ Eccles, i’-n the statement that he
prepared' ‘1 oi<S‘ Congress, contended
■ that treasury cash balances, the $2,-
000,000,000 stabilization, fund set
up' with the' profits of - dollar de
valuation, and recoverable ., assets.
piration at once' by swinging 'his
body' forward,."swining freely .. from
the hips, with' hrs.-arms straight and;
■stiff. ’ "tie "moves siowly and with--
progressive pressure. -The. pressure
"there's a Christie Biscuit for every taste9 ■
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molecular structure thrpu’gh . -/1. - , - -.talvsts, the: “muteihmakoft’' of. t0 “J ,,y. > " ‘ «
e rtomiAl world, and th™ remov- the operators body alone He most
it the entalvsts. If thil sounds J eerta,h that -h,. mogmen of
mplo.-let it7bc slated that during n^suro . shall be free of mWular
the. past *uto-en vears he-tried oug feKe. " Contmue pressure unltl arms
n?f?-ertlwn i>,000 types, “of. l,ydro'-?re' quite -vertical-. ^Operator; lioMs
carbons bdfpre he hit . .upon the,i position jylii’le he counts^1,^,
right combination/
• ' ' PROCESS WI-DLEY. 11SED
Tiie sum? proce.-s, according? to
Dr. Prussian, has been used for
s ' turning into solid form kerosene,
/ , f«/. oil, lubricating oil,
debt figure? '' " ' ' crude oil, shale oil’rind alcohol. 'The
On that basis, th’e net-■ Federal-l,roc£.RS' is‘npt cohipHcatcdf It'feni-
debt was calculated at leks than $20,-’ ”loys ■cheaP" chemicals winch can be
----• used over and ..over, again. It takes
/only fjftooTi minutes- for the cori-
'/ version from the liquid into the solid
stale. ■ The temperature is ’never
‘’.above 155 degrees Fahrenheit and
Pei* no expensive* machinery is required-
With the present apparatus, usfng
pressure kettles turned .by hand, 120
gallons an hour can^be produced. It
earn be speeded up> to as high as 2,-
500 gallons every-four -minutes.
Only one chemical is used as cata
lyst, it was revealed, but the time
of thq removal of the catalyst' is' an
important "Factor ’ in the. process.
The, process, 'it is claimed, can be-
applied to gasoline of • any octane
numbeiy.and the mere act of solidi
fication imparts to it a high anti
knock quality without the,, need for
rtlio addition of tetraethyl • lead.
should be deducted from the gross haptha , fuel oil,
*000,000,000. ' . . I
The national income for 1034 was1’
estimated at $50,000,000,000
$400 per head in the United States,
$20,000,000, or $430
the United Kingdom..
.against
head in
■ /)
: Yesterday •} .
You cannot get away from yester
day. What .you did, what you1 Baid,
what you were is interwoven.' wijLh
every experience of today. .Inst be
cause there is' nd escape from yes
terday, you should give it very little
deliberate attention. Sometimes the
recollection of yesterday's mistakes
fairly paralyzes your initiative. You
brood upon them until you get the
feeling that;* everybody else must lie
-thinking of thorn too, and come to',,
the conclusion that it is no. use to
.try. Perhaps yesterday’s little ’ tri
umphs loom' so large” that you fee!
you deserve a day off. Trying to re
lieve yesterday’s good, times may
make. today’s task, seem hopelessly
‘dull. and dreary. Brooding on yesler-
.day’s “sorrow may keep you ifr'om'
seeing the little joys tiny; today has
waiting fori you!Yesterday Is
done with you but- you are done
yesterday. . •
•lubricating oil,
SEVEN AGES WIWW. .
—1 • .
. ... A t-five. .ye ar=^ijq. .beJik.e_jU.iic].e....B.ob. „
—TA? 15 years—to be a,-detective.
At 20 years—'to be idolized by all'
the'pretty girls in'the town.-.-
■ At 30 years—to pay his .debts. ■ >
■ " At 45 years—to pay his wife’s .
debts. . ' .•■..', ' * /
lAt-. GO years—to be a boy again. ■,
'' ■ At '75 years'—6 .be-let flower
2. 4,
an.d on four he releases riressure by
swinging1 his torso -backward.. . .
’ Operator then moves his hand?1
along thq patient’s- shoulders apd
arms until lie can .-grasp the ..middle
of the patient’s’ upppr- arms.- He
now swings slightly backward; caus
ing the patient’s arriis to “li-ft’r d
little. ' Only. the. armts move in this"
second, .balf' of. the movement, .the ’
head and torso, of the patient re-r.
maining undisturbed. The arms are
held in this “lift'’ position while the
(Jper'ator continues .the count by 5, Gy
7 abd 8. ■ • 1 " '
At eight, the operator returns his
hands to the first position and re
peats the whole movement.
The operator repeats these’ double
■ jnovements seven or eight times the
minute. The firsf half - the pressure
•on the shoulder blades,’must last for
2"% .seconds, while hel is- .'counting
to four, and at four' he must swing
backward and grasp the arms. The;
“lift” of,, the'arms, continue? during.
23/2 seconds, while operator coUht".
from five to eight and" at. the .count
of eight he1 -returns' to the starting
position. The count must be1 made
slowly and ’ eyenly' arid. the. eighth
count should’ be. made seven seconds,
after the first; , This allows ample
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