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32 3C0aiOanb2fcributu July 23, 1967 Stewardess Tf2 Anything Put on Newsprint Going Microti kelv on U.C for: Your; Sake To Work Dawna Stearman, 23, is taking a three-month leave of ab-' sence from her job as stewardess with World Airways to visit the remote country of' Nepal high in the Himalayan mountains. She'll be "Working with the Thomas A. Dooley Foundation, which brings medical and educational aid to the people of Asia and India. Dawna, who lives at 3438 E. 18th St said she first became interested in the foundation's program after reading some of the late Dr; Tom Dooley's books.

"I thought of joining the Peace Corps, because I realized that there are many people of the world that need help," she said. But the 18-mon th Peace vrps swmwi a wng uuie iu uc awdj uuiu iiuiue, so Dawna applied for the Doo ley program. "It's going to be work," she acknowledges, "but I know I'll come back a much better person for the experience." The Doole Foundation keeps four stewardesses in Nepal at a time, rotating them on a three-month basis. Others are stationed in Laos. Dawna will be a chi English.

W' children in a Katmandu orphanage, and area residents who are interested in learning the language. Stewardesses with a nursing background work in the Dooley clinics. Dawna was honore dby Mayor John Reading in a spe- IS Lll BERKELEY In 1884 a man wrote the Pall Mall Gazette of London to advise that bathing female canaries distracts- them from grieving to death over the loss oMheir mates. After a dip in water, he explained, the female canary turns from mourning to preening and is too busy to pine away. This Pall Mall reader could hardly know he was1 corresponding for microfilmed pos-.

terity, or that anyone 83 years later would care, but he was and someone did. In one of the stranger requests directed to the University of California Library's newspaper and microcopy room, the University of Colo-rado reference department placed two long-distance calls to Berkeley to learn the contents of that letter. The first call told Mrs. Anne H. Reed what was wanted.

On the second she read back the canary formula, found in the Pall Mall microfilm file in the archives she superintends. Who wanted to know about canaries or why? The Colorado library didn't say, but Mrs. Reed receives about five reference calls a day and is used to supplying information. Her storehouse holds a lot of it. Covering three full floors, the room contains close to 10,000 titles.

It accepts 621 newspapers from around the world, including 119 from California. Some date back to the 1600s. Those from the 1800s printed on rag paper remain well pre Wins Awarrl From Army. Castro Valley California" National Guard battery was judged today as the outstand- ing Nike-Hercules missile unit' in the continental United States. Battery 1st Missile Battalion, 250th Artillery, commanded by Capt.

James R. Vanderveen, of 2040 Montclair Circle, Walnut Creek bested every Nike-Hercules battery in the Army Air Defense Command, including active Army units with the same mission. Judging was based upon the unit's combat proficiency in a series of maintenance and tactical operations. The announcement was made by- Lt. Gen.

Robert Hackett, commanding general of the Defense Command, at, his headquarters in Colorado Springs, Colo. Gen. Hackett and Maj. Gen. Glenn C.

Ames, State Adjutant General, will take part in an award ceremony Aug. 8 in Castro Valley at the missile site, located in the hills above Chabot Road. National Guard and Army batteries man their weapons 24-hours every day forming an air defense perimeter around major inland cities and along both of the country's coasts. Monsoon Patrol NEW DELHI (AP)-Police have formed a 100-man patrol to combat an increase in crime at the outset of the hot, rainy monsoon season. 1 body in his In great tis-' comfort, and the foxtail is of the most common agents The eye that re- ceives the insult will tear excessively become inflammed, swollen, and will be held shut.

The danger from self mutilation of the burning, painful, eye by rubbing or scratching must not be overlooked. Suspected eye disorders should receive prompt medical attention. Foxtails often manage to gain entry into the nasal passage of the dog. The dog will show signs of often nrnlnntrori snpf7inP SPiTlireS accompanied by sudden hemorrhage from the nasal cavity and excessive pawing at the nose. The sneezing will be continuous initially and then rather sporadic.

If the foxtail is not removed a short time after it gains entry, it will usually migrate to a deeper location. Under these circumstances it is usually necessary to administer a general anesthetic of short duration to locate and successfully remove the awn. Questions about animal health or pet care may be sent to "For Your Pet's Sake," c-o The Tribune, P.O. Box 509, Oakland, California 94604. Questions will be answered when accompanied by a stamped, self-addressed envelope.

served. Of the bound volumes of a French newspaperJor the years 1791 to 1868, for in-stance, Mrs. Reed says the paper "is in excellent condition not a tear." No one sends durable rag, paper copies anymore, but the library buys many microfilm newspaper subscriptions durability of a different sort. On top of this commercial supply, the library itself has filmed more' than five million pages. Asked how long it would take to get the microfilm record of The Tribune for March, 1908, Mrs.

Reed replies, "Just as long as it would take a boy to go upstairs and bring it down about one minute." Originals can' tatter or go out of print, and most California -papers come in filmed. Historic newspaper editions are saved from extinction by filming at U.C. Paris Woos Arabs PARIS (AP) Moving deeper into the Arab orbit, the French government has decided to raise its diplomatic representation in oil-rich Kuwait to embassy level, author ized sources reported. NAPA 5 I A MODERN RESORT WITH OLD WORLD CHARM FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY LAKE COUNTY Berkeley's newspaper sources include the "fantastic holdings" of the Bancroft Collection, and grow larger daily. Under international arrange- mentl45 titles alone are received from India, Pakistan, Indonesia, Israel and the Unit- ed Arab Republic, OPERATING RANCH BOYS-GIRLS 7-15 65 Miles North of SF OPEN HOUSE, EVERY SUNDAY Riding, hay rides, campouts, canoeing, sailing, swimming, ri archery.

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Richard McCarthy, says the civilian marksmanship program the Army runs in conjunction with the National Rifle Association is a prime candidate for the a 's latest budget-cutting campaign McCarthy said in a letter to Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara that the program, jhich he claimed cost the taxpayers at least $3 million a year, was not achieving its primary mission of training civilians for future service in combat. WASHER AND OAKLAND Downtown wntown I i A -V' ll iM in I iyWi4si WAS 3 temperatures, oil fobrics through gentle toe and the door Bright interior ORIG. 169.95 SAN FRANCISCO LAKE COUNTY AMERICAN PLAN $10 DAY 3 MEALS 60 PER WEEK SARATOGA One, in a series on ani-'mal health and pet care presented as a public serhice by the Alameda County Veterinary Med ical Association. The common a i 1, a member of the wild barley family, is a mechanically, in-jurious grass.

They are a bushy-branched, spreading annual. Fortified with stout, barbed, awns they pose a constant threat to your pet's health during the summer months. The foxtail is one of the most widely distributed grasses in California pasture lands; thev may be easily seen in cultivated fields, meadows, orchards, along roadsides, and in waste places. The awn or "foxtail" will cling to an animal's coat, and may bore into the skin.They very frequently pentrate the mucous membranes of the mouth, the conjunctiva of the eye, and the delicate skin which lines the ear canal. The; foxtail that penetrates the skin will usually start to migrate.

The bacteria found on a normal animal's kid do not under most circumstances cause any medical problem: however, when the skin's natural resistance is lowered by the intrusion of a foxtail (which also has its own bacterial population) an infection occurs. One of the common locations that foxtails tend to gain entrance under the skin is between the toes (the interdigi-. tal areas) and between the -pads on the bottom of the foot. The skin in the area where a foxtail has entered will appear swollen, inflamed, red, and moist. There may be a thick, reddish, discharge from the tiny wound caused by the penetrating foxtail.

This area of the body will be subjected to quite a bit of licking, biting, and scratching. The general health of the pet at this poinf is not affected; however, as the foxtail migrates under the skin (often all the wayup the leg), fever and deeper secondary infections may develop. The deep dermal infections may form ulcerated, fistulous, tracts which discharge pus tinged with blood. These are very serious forms of a dermal infection, and they should not be neglected. Improper treatment with home remedies at this point can be dan gerous.

The lining of a pet's ear Is very sensitive, and this delicate area is easily infected. Foxtails that gain entry to the ear canal can lead to serious trouble Jf prompt medical attention is not obtained. The affected pet will shake its head, scratch at the ear, and show evidence of pain. An animal with a foreign Grant Helps Student iir HeartStudyi Harold McDougal, son of a Concord -couple is spending the sum- mer in siuaeni resttuui nwn -at the UCLA School of Medicine in Los Angeles under a grant from the Contra Costa County Heart Association. McDougal, who currently lives in Sacramento with his own family, is the son of Mr.

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