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Eight Logansport, Indiana, Fharos-Tribtine WHOtoWork On Radiation And Malaria MEXICO CITY The World Health Organization will concentrate on the protection of civilian population against atomic radiation and the eradication of malaria in its work for 1356. The 1 e-pronged program was approved by the 350 delegates from 75 countries at the eighth general assembly of this United Nations specialized agency, held here May 1C-28. The assembly did not attempt to deZinc the specific role of the international health organization in the new field of atomic energy and medicine. However, it recognized that the efi'ects of atomic energy would radically alter its task of improving and protecting the world's health and appropriated funds for immediate study of the problem. WHO expects to have a clearer picture of its responsibilities in the field after the UN conference oh the peaceful uses of nuclear energy in Geneva Aug.

8-20. Personnel Training The specialized agency will report to the parent body "on the peaceful uses of atomic energy in relation to medicine and public health." Included in the study will he the protection of the i against radiation, health requirements in the location of atomic energy plants, methods of avoiding pollution of air, soil and water, and DEATH AT FRENCH AUTO RACES ance to DDT spraying after six years of exposure. No African Campaign A delay Jn the full-scale DDT it- tack, the WHO executive board pointed out, might make the mas- quito completely immune to the effects of spraying and thereafter eradication would be unreasonably costly and perhaps impossible. WHO reported that 370,000,000 of the persons who live in malaria zones still are unprotected against the disease. It urged member countries, with WHO leadership, to plan Inundate continent-wide programs 'for the Americas and Europe and sub- continent drives in eastern Mediterranean, southeast Asia and western Pacific regions.

The assembly emphasized -that to be effective, the 'program must be international in scope. If confined to individual countries, there would always be the danger of human malaria carriers and DDT- resistant mosquitoes carrying the disease across national frontiers. WHO noted that it was not feasible to plan total malaria eradication for Africa at this time. the Classified Ads Wednesday Evening, June 15, 1955. Elderly Man Buried Under Hot Asphalt CINCINNATI, Ohio CUP) An elderly man sunning himself on bench at the Cincinnati zoo was 'buried beneath more than seven tons of hot blacktop Tuesday when a runaway truck overturned.

The victim was identified from personal papers as Fred Frideger, 85; of Wapakoneta, Ohio. He was in critical condition from burns' over his entire body, a compound 'leg fracture and shock. Joseph D. Clark, the truck driver, told police his brakes failed and he swerved off the street Into the wide zoo sidewalk entrance in an attempt to miss other autoi and people. But the careening truck overturned, spewing its load completely over Frideger.

Two 13-year-old' boys were sitting on the bench next to the victim. They said they barely leaped to'''safety in time. STRANGLES ON FALSE TEETH GALENA, Md. (UP) George Hillderg, 62, Brocton, strangled when a coughing spell caused him to swallow his false teeth. Relatives and track officials of Le Mans, France are shown as they extricate victims of the crash killed 84 persons and injured over 100 when a Mercedes sports car exploded and tore into a crowd at the foot of the grandstand.

The car exploded after colliding with another and sent white-hot sections into a tight group of spectators and killing Pierre Levegh, the driver. (International Radio-Soundphoto) the disposal of radioactive waste. The report not only will draw attention to existing or potential hazards but will attempt to show how health requirements be met without creating unnecessary difficulties for the industrial de- velopment of atomic energy. for the eradication of malaria in a WHO also will make recommen- concerted five-year, all-out drive after hearing reports from Lebanon, Java and Panama that the anopheles mosquito in those countries was developing resist- dations for the international training of medical and public health personnel to cope with radioactive conditions. The assembly decided to push Buy Now! Save During Pre-Season Sale! GAS or OIL FIRED FORCED WARM AIR SYSTEM For Average 5 Room Home 00 395 Just $40 Down, $22.50 Month on Sean Easy Payment Plan (Usual low carrying charge) Enjoy living level comfort all winter long.

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