Idaho State Journal from Pocatello, Idaho • Page 19

W-1DAHO STATE JOURNAl Thursday, August 31, STRICTLY BUSINESS "Been hearing any of a management shake-up?" v. T. Journal Classifieds Bring Quick Results Mom Assisted In Bringing Son to. BOISE (AP) A letter to the editor brought together two Boise housewives, who had not met previously, and they rcpoited apparent success today in Iheir attempt to nssist a young mother in regaining possession of her son. The child was left behind in Germany when the 24-year-old mother came here to marry Orval Chap- Dell, whom she met while he was military service in Germany.

She left her 4-ycar-old son by a prior marriage with her parents Wurzburg. But the 21-year-old Chappcll had been unable to obtain enough work so they could save the $700 needed. As the visa obtained for the son nearcd its expiration date, Mrs. Chappell reported her problem to authorities, who made 'it public. Mrs.

W. L. Venis wrote a letter to Ihs editor of the Idaho Daily Statesman offering to help in any raising campaign. Mrs. Conrad King contacted Mrs.

Venis by telephone and they agreed to head a campaign for funds. Mrs. King said she was prompted in contacting Mrs. Venis by the thought that "America is supposed Benson of Owyhee Heads Council BOISE (AP) State Rep. Alvin B.

Benson, D-Owyhee, is the new chairman of the Idaho Landholder Sportsman Council. Benson, who replaces State Sen. Don G. 1 Fredericksen, 'D-Gooding, was selected here. Tuesday at a meeting with the State Fish and Game Department personnel to discuss this fall's hunting seasons.

Ernest E. Day of Boise, slate president of the Idaho Wildlife Federation, was re-elected vice chairman. The council approved the printing of new hunting by permission signs, which will be available to landowners without charge this fsll through the Fish and Game Department, local sportsmen organizations and the Farm Bureau offices, to be so and here we are letting something like this go undone." But she said that after making only a few contacts she was convinced that America is wonderful. "It's just marvelous the wonderful things that' people have done," she said. "We collected about $300 in the first two days and I'm sure we have enough cither collected or promised to reach our goal." Soviets Push Vaccines Against Commorr Ills By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Vaccines In Ihe Soviet JJnion, liart attacks in middle-aged smokers, and how to know a good fish when you see one are subjects for focus in health: The Soviet Union-is pushing development of various vaccines against influenza, mumps and respiratory infections, say U.S.

doctors after a recent trip to the U.S.- S.R. The Soviet Union is preparing a billion doses of live-virus, oral polio vaccine from seed viruses obtained from Dr. Albert Sabin. Some of Ihese doses are to be of- Through Dark of Night And Balmy Weather. BUFFALO, N.Y.

(AP) After years of wading through everything from blizzards to hailstones, the mailman has asked for a prieve from heavy The State Association of Letter Carriers Tuesday adopted resolutions urging laws thah would suspend mail delivery in weather emergencies and cut the mailman's day from eight to six hours when the temperature climbs above 80 or drops below 10. 'ered to other countries, scientists eport. Most other Soviet vaccines re- wrted also involve live viruses as opposed to killed virus vaccines used widely in the United States. Soviet researchers say they have live-virus mumps vaccine which bsep. given to 50,000 children by injection with good response.

Why are death rates from heart attacks among middle-aged men up to times as high for heavy cigarette smokers as for non-smok- The American Heart Association's newsletter says a possible explanation may exist in a study by a Philadelphia research team. The team found that two cigarettes smoked within 10 minutes raised the level of some fats in the blood--and the effect lingered for at least 40 minutes. Perhaps nicotine from smoking stimulates the nervous system and the adrenal glands to release a form of adrenalin that frees fats from storage areas in the body, researchers suggest. ft could explain why smokers have higher levels of cholestera in their blood. Cholesterol is blood fat which is suspected contributing to heart disease by clogging and narrowing 'arteries.

During these hot summer days vhen the ardent fisherman in the amily brings home his catch, you might ask for health's sake if he in tell a good fish from a spoiled one. The Connecticut Slate Department of Health offers guides. Among them: Good fish have bright red gills, usually close are bright and full. Seal ore is stiff ai ail rigid. Flesh is firm.

The fi: sinks in water. Bad float, Jia dull, opaque eyes; pale gray or yc owish brown gills, a soft and lin eel. Famous Names Serve On Coast Guard Craft NEW LONDON, -Conn. (AP)-A group of Coast Guard cadets always can brag they sailed in a square-rigger with John Paul Jones and John F. Kennedy.

Jones is a petty officer first class from College Park, and Kennedy is a chief petty officer from Fulton, N.Y. Both are serving in the Coast Guard cutter Eagle, due back here Saturday from a two-week cadet training cruise. RUMMAGE SALE Sept. Ill BANK BUILDING 2ND AND E. CENTER Sponsored by 15th Ward Mutual aif tuna liver'n meat chicken chopped fish meaty mix kidney'n meat Ve.ss CAT FOODS CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY WARNING! School Starts Soon Please Drive Safely! TRAILER PARKS Are Full of Kids Nice kids who deserve a chance 1o become adults.

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