The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 13

1 if I I' The SiiHUVKronT Timm lueoihv, Sept. 2, .111 IIRFATIILKSS FAKEPIIYSICAAX Graham left the river at Central, La about 100 miles upstream. William L. Sedlord Jr. of Little Rock and R.

N. Cioll of New Orleans left the race nt Vicksburg, Miss. Both boats struck floating logs, Vitamin Finn Is Ordered to Kill Slogan WASHINGTON, Sept, 1 dTP-The River Haee Won in Record Time ST. I.GTIS. Sept.

I Mv-Two Car benefits or in relieving any condK tion or disorder except when caused solely hy a vitamin deficiency, The order requires the company and Us oflicials to conline future claims. It said the agreement was for settlement purposes only and did not constitute an admission ry the firm that it had violated the Former Menial Patient Linked With New Death Kolarv lo Hoar District Leader C. Deaslcy, governor of District filft of Rotary International is scheduled to address ihe Cedar Grove Rotary Cluh at its noon meeting today. Later he is expected to cooler with President S. O.

Williams Jr. and Secretary Charles C. Rhodes and committee chairmen on administration matters and service activities. The Cedar Grove Club is one of Uiitflrv Chilis (hp district eov- law. ing "1 guess he wasn't faking after all The two deaths to which Frank was linked earlier were those of Mss I.ticy Murphy, 70, and Mrs I WATCH FOR 1 Margaret I.ichlenherger, 82.

The coroner's office has obtained if B. 1). IN 15. C. Federal Trade Commission FTO ordered Sunway Vitamin Chicago, today to stop misrepresenting the effectiveness of "super Sunway vitamin tablets with iron The commission adopted a decision by examiner B.

Pom-dexler which contained an order' agreed to by the company and the FTC's bureau of litigation. The commission originally com-' plained of a "false" advertising 1 claim by the company which read; "Zip-vitdtity relief' from nerv-; ousness and restlessness The commission said the tablets were of no value in providing any court order for the exhumation ol Miss Murphy's body Tuesday and said it would seek similar orders U. S. Youth, 15, Moves Up In Chess Play PORTOROZ. Yugoslavia, Sept.

1 Hobby Fischer, l.Vyear old Cnited States chess champion Irom New York, today joined the group of favorites at the interzonal chess tournament played in the framework of world chess championship. Fischer dcleated international master James Sherwin of New York in the twice adjourned match from the 14th round. Alter three hi-urs play and after HO moves Fischer came through with the victory. With nine points out of lfi matches Fischer joined the "grand master's group" and is at present sharing the fifth place with such prominent grand masters as David Rronstein of Russia and Svetozar Oliguric of Yugoslavia. crnor plans to visit in North Lou-.

isiana during his annual official tour. One of district governors i supervising the activities of more than fl.Koo'Roiary clubs, Reasley is 1 the mayor of Huston, and a member and past president of the Rus- ton Rotary. He was elected dis-1 Irict governor of Rotary International lor the msa-SS fiscal year at the annual convention in Dallas last June, Th 4rk.lnt.ir Gr.al.ti Valu ivtnt SAVE! SAVE! Shark Tows Skin Diver Out to Sea NFW YOftK, Sept. 1 IT" A skin diver speared a shark today, got an unwanted underwater ride and barrly escaped with his lile. The diver, John Ixs.cak, of Klizahcth, was operating from boat manned by his uncle, Michael Murzniski.

F.quipped with skin diving gear and a harpoon, the youth dropped off the boat near the U.S. Quarantine Pier at Rose-bank, Staten Island. His harpoon struck a shark, which hegan to swim out to sea, carrying the harpoon and the young man along. Finally the diver detached himself from spear and fish and, out of oxygen, rose to the surface and yelled fo- help. He was picked up by William Gaylord, of Staten Island and his son.

William 12, in their boat. Taken back lo the pier. Lc.sz-tak was revived with oxygen and taken to Staten Island Hospital, where he was reported in fair condition. 1 men, using 4') more horse-1 power than was permitted last jear, won the Mississippi marathon outboard nioior boat race from New Or leans to St, Louis, i shattering previous records. The winners in hours and minutes were pilot Byron Pool and copilot I.onnie Kirkpafriek.

Pool is a Carmi boat dealer and Kirk-Patrick a geologist. Last year the racers were per-1 milled only ion horsepower behind their sleek boats hut this year could use 110, The winners pulled inlo St. Louis ahout midnight last night. Last year's winning time was 44 hours and 19 minutes. The winners will get in cash and a trophy from the Marathon Hiver Racing sponsors of the race.

Second place arrivals were Charles Mersereau and Doug hcth of W'hittier, Calif. In third place wer Jim Wynn and Dick Spellman. bolh of Miami, Fla. I Two Arkansas entries, along with at least 2." other crews, failed to finish the rac. Roy Splawn, a North Lillle Rock outboard motor dealer, and Lnydon I CHICAGO, Sept.

1 W-n 17-ycnr-old yiil today linked a former menial patient lo a third death during his month's imposture as a physician. Peter J. Frank, 32, has been charged with practicing medicine without a license and possession of narcotics. The girl, whose name was withheld because she is a juvenile told police she posed as Frank'R nurse mi at least six calls he made Aug. 10.

One of Frank's patients that day was Kdwnrd Frieza, 48. who, the girl related, complained of severe chest pains. Frank commented, the girl said, he did not believe Frieza was ill but decided to administer a shot of adrenalin anyhow, lie couldn't find the heart stimulart in his medical kit so gave Frieza what the girl said she believed was a polio shot, About an hour later, according to the girl, Frank received another call to hurry back to the Frie.a home. Frieza was dead when Frank end the girl arrived. WASN'T FAKING As they left the Frie.a apartment, the girl quoted Frank as say- I857 since for the bodies of Mrs.

I.ichtenher-I ger and Frieza to find out what I caused the deaths. Frank told police he listed him-i self as a physcian with an ciner-j gency medical service early in I August, immediately after his re-It ose from jail where he served three years on a narcotics convic-i tion. His medical knowledge was limited to a brief clerkship in the county jail dispensary and as an Army medical orderly. He has a i long police record and has been confined in two asylums as a men-. tal patient.

A nurse suspicious of medicine he pj'cseribed for a heart victim exposed his hoax after he treated more than KKi patients. I Frank was convicted in lS.IS for practicing medicine without a m. SIX P.RAZILI.IANS KIM.F.D RECIFE, Brazil, Sept. I Wli-A speeding truck carrying migrant workers turned over today when the driver swerved to avoid a herd ol cattle on the highway near here. Six of the workers were killed and five others seriously injured.

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