Skip to main content
The largest online newspaper archive
A Publisher Extra® Newspaper

The Journal Times from Racine, Wisconsin • 48

Publication:
The Journal Timesi
Location:
Racine, Wisconsin
Issue Date:
Page:
48
Extracted Article Text (OCR)

I 4g RACINE Ht'NIMY flt'Ll-CTIN P.rfmbrr I. lilt Research Makes! LUMBER CO. Use of Cow They're Shook Up from Vibrations Better Not Argue with Truck Drivers DAVIS. dairy cow Is being used as a tool In NKW YOKr (SEA) people have natural (re- radioactive research. In a kinashinj! i ew victory over quency, the eriRinecr "If cows did not already the unknown, modern science If you hit a bell It will send exist," said the director of the has at last corte to understand out a tone of ().

natural fre- Davis research team, "we why you should never aruue quency. And if you jar a per- would hnve to invent them for with a truck driver. son at his normal frequency, he the sake of the biochemist." it turns out mat uuck artv- Wl Bjcn(y resonate. I The team is studying the TABLES Nmural frequency for most dairy cow's metabolism the PING POMG imposes rcicnuess viorauon on the driver making him nrcu. Ip1.

according to the labo-building up and tearing dovs mi I i I'M ti nil ini rnnirl ratorv ipstn. is four-nrr-src- of it body tissues. Products iiu uiuut ail i vi 1 1 tit huiu- less of his usual manner when ond almost exactly the fre- the metabolism are radioac- at rest. quency of vibration in many tivized and painlessly Injected 1. .1 tf A nto the cow.

Counters trace numuini; in inc u. Army vehicles Surgeon General's office and ic radioactive products as they the Bostrom Research Lalwra- 'v travel through the cow's body iravci iiiruugu me tow i tones who together have sci- ninu wneei oi nis roiling Mnnitf. ('ihritn' u-m 'Vm i'mirf i cow -1 being used linn for research because of her aL. this "HERE'S THE IDEAL XMAS GIFT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY" Full Regulation Sii 5'9' With Sturdy Plywood Bott Complete). now $)148 ONLY Cm I Re.

S24.4S TABLE TOP (Separott) Only $12.49 BASE (Separate) Only $8.99 special ability to stop chemical irui. uiivcis nu pi-upic. ci- lously at his natural frequency, fects on performance have if he has a cushion of any sort -y wm fi I- VA 1 action on certain products called metabolites which are oeen noteworthy. under him. he can vibrate un to TV! nf InirU Hriv.ro Im.

luur umrs muie viun-miy man vhiirt-liwul unit woutH Him. mediately after a session on the truck short-lntd and vouId disap- i pear in other animals, the vibrating table show: im-i in any case, his resonance pairment of visual acuity; loss will punish both his body ond LS.he e'-'ts by picking me- of equilibrium; inability 10 rmnlnn. i steer a vehicle accurately. Angry Man aiutc uuuvi anu aiuuuif; im in Sea-Sickness int0 a imall cistern sac jn the In reverse, with fewer noises udder. The researchers then Physical examination during than his most comfortable one- can test the milk and may even and alter vibration shows: in per-second.

vibration will eventually be able to learn how BENCH BIG 5 -FOOT VJOLW creased metabolism, stepped- cause sea-sickness. milk is manufactured. 1 up neari-Dcat ana Dreaming. Tod fad this activity." say the increased perspiration a elm- enRncer, from tnis source js researchers, "does not disturb leal picture of an angry man. one of builtin, arl independent the normal life and function of tnu noes, situ uses mu auMa cam as 1 so aw a xsSs.

stuiuTvi awu If Iftvr "Ideal Xmai Gift For Dad'i Home Workihop" "'Vsystem for drivers and passen- the cow in fact this picking' iim. was mous I I cording to a Bostrom Labora gers that will let them vibrate out process is itself a normal tory engineer, it is not uncom- at thejr ,0,, frcquency function." All parts cut, mechi landed smooth, reedy It's Your Move By RUSS KIME regardless of what the vehicle in which drivers say they paint or varnish. ii. .1 mo wr ill i I IU IUI.I Easy to assemble; hardware Vibration research has made enough dramatic discoveries I hrough rersonal Mail swerved to avoid an hallucination: giant spiders, imaginary cows, etc. to interest the U.b.

Depart- rilirAr.O A renort in the 1 icPt aaawaa. Jimmy Weidner fought 33 K1 33 KPP 14 PR. and instructioni included! Overall dimensions ft. wide, 37" high, and 25 1" deep. Extra thick top and tapered legs.

nZ the engineer mCnt of Health in this hazard journal of the. American a slrs.on anv bndy- that jeopardizes many more ca, Assn. says that influenza RMch j.ui'iu..c nmiij muiL-cal Assn. says unhill hattle for the last 40 i qn 3s p-R3 IQN4 Plf P-NS NK! B-WHJ B.R7ri. Kcionucss vinrauon on me DCOn than the nation's 10 man the nations 10 a apparently was transmitted by moves to-turn a lost game into h'hi a victory from the writer, thereby taking the lead after 3i Kr.imi iiui.i.i.

uuujr uc a iuiiu.c million trucK drivers. of the personal mail the nersonal mail a man arri oppmng A Pl Bl-k: J. V.r.t 1 Laboratory work has come who spent 100 days isolated on Mode from (elected dried knotty-pine. I mLll 7 r.T UP with oth" vehicI vibrat- the Greenland icecap with five three rounds of play in the city chess tournament. Art jj-k Domsky tripped Rudy Kunz.l o-o and Teubner forfeited to Gill.l 2 ing at the natural human fre- other scientists.

For cxampe mosti The flu was contracted 40 pPB3 neans ana a complete smooin. earth.movinR Cons i days after the expedition ar A new player. Mr. Sargen. was 7 I IP NlQBP added to the field.

The results of round 3 JlO. equipment, farm tractors, heli- rived on the icecap and three brain surface. coptcrs. after the.greup received K-Nj Stress of Vibration One of the most common an air drop of supplies, the N-KB3 1 33 B-B3 K.N3 33. B-B I B-N3 34.

P-KJ O-O 34. N-R r- 3 BxN HxP 37 P-B4 B. I 31. P-QR4 Q-B3 1 31. B-N3 QP 30.

B-N4 N-B3 3I P-RJ-. R-gIi33 PlP Q-KR4 33. B-QVtl (J-Q. 34. KB1 4-U4 31.

K-Rl Q-QI 34 R-B7ch QxQ 37 I 31 B-K4 B-K3 3 R-BI BIN I 40. R-BJch RR I 41. B-BJth N-B3 b-o5 The stress of vibration, the vibration ofxaders, according article says. All the other Wtidner 1 -K Kuni 0 13 P-Bl Buiienhoff I 14 P-K4 Oill 1 1 R-Bl run 0 li B-K3 Obr( 1 17. RiQ i P-NJ $20" Klm Pnmitky .1 Wtlli T'uSntr 0 Plrd 1 0 Birirs (v research shows, is a matter of to laboratory reports, is the materials dropped were nan n-K3 frequency as real and percepti- school bus.

Which may explain died by the other men. none of K-R4 ble as any sound. iwhy you should never argue whom became ill, the article ill R-Ql The standings: Rimini Aj bodies bells, glasses. with school children. Ipoints out.

Widnr I Kuni 1 21. BlR i Tfuboer 1 romk I USG TEXOLITE CEMENT PAINTS Kime 3 Buttmhoff 1 mil Wflln I Birirn 1 irtn 'a Bird i Zitrki 0 Obwt l'i I Weidner's win follows: WET BEAUTIFY YOUR WALLS AND PROTECT ALL IN ONE WITH AMERICAN 7 Good Ideas for Christmas RING'S INDIAN Wkllt: KIm Blfk: WrUnrr l.P-04 N-KB3 I 33 R-K3 N-B4 3 P-QR4 P-KN3 34. R-R3 N-N 3. N-QB3 B-N3 35 P-Q37 PxP 4 P-K4 O-O mi 3 PxP BP $6.50 775 "USGCEMENTICO" 25 Lb. Pail ONLY "USG DURA-DRI" (Heavy Duty) 50 Lb.

Bag ONLY I P-KJ N-KI' 37 NxP PxN P-B4 P-Ql 31 BxN N-BS 7 N-B3 P-K3 1 31 R-KJ NxR 1 Ak 51 1 -c- cHoosrfR0r -J I B-K3 P-QR4 30. PxN dl R-KR1 Q-Q3 N-Q2 I 31. B-N4 B-R3 10 P-KR4 P-KB3 33. R-B3 B-KSrh ll.P-R Q-K3I33. K-Rl B-N3 13.

PxNP RPxP i 34. R-K3 B-QB3( 13 B-Q3 RPxP 35 P-R3 B-R3 14. BxP IC) PxBP 34 R-Ql R-B3 15. BxP RxB'37N-4 R-Bch N-Bl 31. K-R3'l B-Q4ch B-Q3 I 31 N-N3 B-B3 0-B3 1 40 RxP? B-N3 NxQ I 41.

R-03 P-R5 N-NJI43. B-Ql PxB B-QR3 I 43 RxR BxNch N-K4 .4 Rrilenil 1 QxR 17 B-Q3 Ik. O-O-O 11 QxQ N-K4 51 R-03 53 K-Nl 4 All You Need Is A Screwdriver! P-Q3 ll nfcrr. (bi P-KR4 It ntceiiary to prevent Enjoy the convenience and beauty of this mirror 11 P-R5 in your home. Ideal tor bedrooms, bath- n8V (t) Brtlfr 14.

BPxP with ittxrk $9' Chooit htr gift from our ttltctien of work-nving applianctt that womtn want moil, and you'll lura of giving lomolhing that will plait. And, Iht nam GENERAL ELECTRIC ihowi that you want hr to hivo th vary batl. Stop thop-buy al AMERICAN this wtok. Wa'll gladly put any ilam on layaway if you dtair. id i BxN itfi better hrtt.

lnc4 the rooms, closets, etc, 16x68 ONLY a knunt la KUPPorlM in 31. n-Ql with an tvtn imt. 1 2068 only 11.59 or 22x68 only 12.09. "United States Fly wood'' Mirror Family Weekly NORTH CENTRAL OPEN Stephan Popel of resident of this country fori Special! Special! INSULATION USG Rock-Wool Batt-Typo NOW! FOR THE FIRST TIME! SPRINKLE AS YOU IRON STEP LADDERS HANDY HOUSEHOLD LADDERS 4' size only 3.99 only slightly more than a emerged as the winner of the 1957 North Central Open in Milwaukee last weekend. He topped a strong field, ing National Open Champion Bobby Fischer (6th) and Don-aid Byrne (3rd) who was the 1953 U.

S. Open champion. Jun-L i I 1 ir 1 TL 1 I I I.S.M l'i" Thick II. Tklik M. ft.

i.niHi.y Thick St. ft. 5' size only $4.99 6' size only 5.99 8' size only 7.99 Sturdy, Quality Built AUTOMATIC SKILLET la ftApular thaeci fauna ar aaara. Dial tha rnrracl leanprraturr far anv faatl. Na imaklnf na aarnlnf na wateblnri.

Cater astra. iur rvairne ui rniiduei- 71... phia finished second, also with a score of 5 wins and 2 draws, PORTABLE MIXER Hind teat tnlxtr Tcr! fw-rrful fnough for mint iht mlilnf Jib. RcmavBftla eor. Yfllaw.

wbllt, lah lur- 18.95 Thick M2.95 se. O. from Mak your own TRAINBOARD, TREE PLATFORM, GIFTS with this sound-deadening safe material but losing to Popel on tie-breaking points. They drew in their individual encounter in the final round, and both also drew with Byrne. Henry Meifert finished highest among Wisconsin players, in 9th place, giving up two draws, and losing only to Popel in the 6th round.

Meifert beat two masters, Tautvaisas and Henin, both former Illinois champions, in earlier rounds. Wood Level 24" lJ li it WaTxT vltaBBZltatsBBTsBBsJl $325 ONLY AUTOMATIC SAUCE PAN Jtnl dial tha earrcrt htpat. Na aurnlnf na aall-avf ra, rta canttattf in a comalrtrlf ImnerMd. Prtca Inclutlra rater. $19.95 24.95 grill 'N' Waffle BAKER Grllli friea bacon and ecas.

Hlmply re-versa trlds for (olden waffles. Temperature control, 21.95 spray sum and DRY IRON 1 TJv i' I The final stands of the first 16 players: 1. 8 A. Popel, Detroit 0277 3 Chrle Klm. Philadelphia 0273 3 Donald Byrna.

Olivet. Mich 5260 4. Lajoi Btedlactek. Cleveland 5 5315 5 Curt Bracket. Minneapolis 5 52 II Robert Fischer, Brooklyn (V227 1 Martin Harrow.

Bloom'ton. Ind. 5 0317 I Povllaa Tautvalnaa. Chlrato 6 Henry Meifert, Milwaukee I02101 10. Charlea Henln.

Chlcaao 6 0110 11. Fdward Buerger. Wltmetta. til. SOUS 11.

Tlbor Welnberaer. Milwaukee J015l 13 John Tumi. Chicago SOUS'--' 14. Michael Chicago 01R1 1 15. teonlds Oaraals, Milwaukee .6 0172 li.

Richard Kujolh. Milwaukee .5.0165 Stanley Jack Plane 6" ONLY TOASTROVEN If) UUM A STUM II0M irilNKH YOU l0N Savei pre-dampenint Evan-Flow steam penetrates heavy cottons, linens Two games from the North Central Open follow. The first, Szedlacsek-Byrne, finishes in a pretty combination with a spectacular final move 37 B- COFFEE MAKER Makci food eoffra tvary time autnmatlcalt-f. Jut It and force. It.

Haldi nine euai, $29.95 Ha new sa different! An aulomatle 4onlrr with honey oven warmlnc drawer kelow. Haa even toastlnf chart and auloasatla slinal 111 hi. 29.95 and Marched fabrics. Presses perfectly. IT'S U4HTWI1SHT IA1T TO Utl Weighj only 3V4 thi.

Fabrio Dial selects proper heat for every fabric. La rta 30 square inch aoleplate means fewer ttrokea. HAMMERS All Types and Sizes HOMASOTE ii the idea! material to make toys, platforms, improvements for your home. The whole family appreciates its 19ft, linen texture, li'l easy to work, easy to handle LARGE 5'xS" PANELS ONLY Half Panels S'x4' Only $2.50 Erases stubborn Whips out crisp, satin- wrinkles. Gives you smooth ironing, knife-like crettei.

Change instantly from Handy cord lift. "fteam" to "dry." after which white, 99c ONLY AjND UP HI-FI TELEVISION PHONOS RADIOS SUY NOWf FOR XMAS "Disston" Hand-Saws LOW AS 2'' Free Delivery If black played 37 BxBP white wins instead. In the second, game tournament winner Popel, five times Paris (France) champion, the advantages of tvmNhishops in -the late -middle game. GRUNFr.LD Free Istimates mm OPEN NIGHTS LJ TILL 9 P.iVL ME! 4-3248 giedlsrsek Blsrk: Byrna LUMBER CO. DIAL 2-5162 OPEN 7:30 to 3:30 1.

P-Q4 N-KB3 I 30 Q-B3 P-KN3 31. QxN P-N0I Daily 1. N-KB3 3. P-B4 4. N-BJ ft.P-KJ Q-N3 1 B-Ql tt-BI e-om 10.

B-KJ 1I.0-O la. i-Ba F-KB4 PxN B-K7 R-Rl KR-QN BxN R-R1 Q-Q4 B-N3 P-Q4 32. O-Nl 33. QxRP 34. R-Kl 39.

Q-N3 i 56 O-BJ 37. PxB la B-B3 31. P-K4 30. Q-Q3 3L T-JU Friday 7:30 to :00 Saturday 7:30 te 4:30 e.o P-K3 N-B3 P-QRJ R-Kl n-Nt M-QR4 Fit 1856 TAYLOR AVE. Ml 1535 LA YARD AVE.

'i Block West of Douglas Ave. O-Ql Vf ftM.M TiTiti.iitiiPtMMrmniiiiim.nii,,,.n.

Get access to Newspapers.com

  • The largest online newspaper archive
  • 300+ newspapers from the 1700's - 2000's
  • Millions of additional pages added every month

Publisher Extra® Newspapers

  • Exclusive licensed content from premium publishers like the The Journal Times
  • Archives through last month
  • Continually updated

About The Journal Times Archive

Pages Available:
1,278,199
Years Available:
1881-2024