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Movies Now Possible: Mirrors Used BALTIMORE (AP) A Johns Hopkins scientist has souped up the old X-ray to a point where he can make movie stars out of the butterflies in your stomach. The results could be a boon to medical research. The new apparatus produces X- ray motion 1 pictures. Its creator is Dr. Russell Morgan, professor of radiology at the Hopkins Medical School and radiologistchief of the Hopkins Hospital.

He and his assistant, R. E. Sturm, have received the gold medal of the American Roentgen Ray Society for the achievement. Their brain-child consists of an X-ray image, a few mirrors, 8 television pick-up tube, a mechanism which brightens the television picture, and a movie camera. Its operation is explained in the Johns Hopkins Magazine, monthly magazine of the school and hospital.

The patient lies on a stretcher, beneath which is placed the usual fluoroscopic X-ray generator. The X-ray picture is taken, then fed by mirrors into the television tube, where it is broken down into electrical impulses. These impulses are amplified thousands of times before being converted back into a picture on the television screen. The amplification is so great that the television picture is bright enough to be photographed again by a movie camera. The device overcomes several a obstacles which normally prevent doctors from making prolonged visual studies of what goes on Inside the body.

Ordinarily they would have to settle for a long look at the patient behind a fluoroscope or a look at a short sequence of X- it ray photos. Morgan's pictures can be made to 50,000 times as bright as the up standard fluoroscope photo. And they can be taken easily for 15 minutes, compared with the maximum three-second exposure possible with X-ray sequence photographs. Battersea BATTERSEA Mrs. Frank Lake has been with Mrs.

E. Lake in Inverary while Mr. Lake was away deer hunting. Margaret Louise Hogan of Kingston spent the weekend with her aunt, Mrs. J.

Barbie, Mr. Parbie and family. Mrs. H. Ducette of Kingston visited Mrs.

C. Hanley, while Chris was away hunting. Mrs. James Chrissley has moved to her new home in the village. Fred Rice conducted services in Athens.

Rev. S. Delve, Seeleys Bay, occupied the pulpit of Battersea United Church and conducted communion service. There was also a baptismal service when Robert Timothy, infant son of Mr. and Mrs.

R. Bool, was christened. Mrs. Ralph Edgar, and Robert Martin, the baby's uncle were the godparents. Mrs.

Purvis, Napanee, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. Warwick. Mr.

and Mrs. Roger F. Clarke, of Vineland were guests of Dr. and Mrs. Freeman.

Mr. and Mrs. John Bradley were also guests during the week. Gordon Ruttan of London, Ont, visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

B. K. Ruttan. Miss Vi Camblin of Toronto was the guest of Mrs. A.

K. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Reg.

Patterson and family are holidaying in Toronto. Mrs. E. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs.

V. Andrews went to Tamworth and visited Mr. and Mrs. Hales Andrews. Mrs.

A. K. Williams spent the weekend with friends in Kingston. Mr. and Mrs.

W. Harris and Mrs. George Chrissley spent an enjoyable holiday with friends in New York State. Norman Freeman spent a few days in Montreal and Ottawa. Mrs.

Sadie Young went to Odessa to be with Mrs. Howard Young while Howard was away "hunting. Carman Hartley has been havring a recurrence of the trouble with his leg which kept him in the hospital earlier in the fall. Mrs. Harvey Sleeth is a patient in the Kingston General Hospital.

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Diol 3753 THE KINGSTON WHIG STANDARD FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1951 PAGE MRS. MARGARET SMITH for BATTERSEA Funeral of Mrs. Margaret Smith, beloved wife of the late John T. Smith, was held a from the Cullen funeral home to Sand Hill Cemetery, Battersea. Mrs.

Smith died Bay City, 'in at the home of her son, Charles. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Major Arnold (Ruth) of St. Catharines, and Mrs. L.

W. Bertrand (Evelyn) of Kalamazoo, Mich, and one son, Charlie of Bay City, Mich. One daughter, Rosie, and one son, Roy, predeceased her. Two brothers, Herbert and Albert Miller live in Battersea. Mrs.

Smith was born in Battersea 83 years ago, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller who were among the first residents of Battersea. Mr. and Mrs.

Smith moved to the west where they lived some years, later moving to California, where Mr. Smith died. In her later years Mrs. Smith lived in Bay City with her son. Funeral services were conducted by Mr.

Fred Rice of the United Church. CHARLES ASHLEY VERONA Charles Ashley 97, Deaths and Funerals Nelson Ashley and Mariaha Haggerman. During his early life he was a farmer. The funeral was held from the O. H.

Berry funeral home to the United Church where student pastor William March delivered the sermon assisted by Rev. P. O. Miller of the Free Methodist Church and Rev. A.

C. McCullum of the Anglican Church. During the service the choir by request sang "Good Night and Good Morning." Other hymns were Abide With Me and Safe in the Arms of Jesus. Interment was in the family plot, Verona. Pallbearers were Harry Asselstine, George Brown, Wesley Revelle, William Davey, Herbert Buck and George Smith.

The flower-bearers were Ronald Hughes, Cecil March, Edward Asselstine, Billy March. MRS. CHARLOTTE RUNNING LANSDOWNE On Friday morning in the Brockville General Hospital, where she had been a patient only twenty-four hours, Mrs. Charlotte Running, 90, passed away. She was the widow of William John Running, who passed away Nov.

16, 1939, just 12 years ago. Mrs. Running was born at Escott, a daughter of George Bradley and his wife, Clara Ramsay, of Irish descent. She was predeceased by four brothers and six sisters, and was the last of her family. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs.

Clarence L. Cross (Etta) Brockville, 29 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild, several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Running had made her home in Brockville with her daughter and son-in-law, Rev. Clarence L.

Cross and Mrs. Cross for the past nine years. On Sunday afternoon at Sand Bay Pentecostal church, the funeral of Mrs. Running was held from the home of her grandson, Mortimer Cross, and was largely attended. Rev.

Chas. Rutter officiated, assisted by Rev. Burrell Cross. Two hymns were sung, "My Saviour First Of All" and "The Eastern Gate." The Brockville choir sang "Lights of Home." The pall bearers were: James McCready, Shirley Reid, Donald Patience, John E. Steacy, John Fodey, Clauson Sly.

Flower bearers were Paul Cross, Malcolm Cross and A. Cross. Interment took place in Sand Bay Cemetery, SEE UNFORGETTABLE SCREEN PICTURES OF ASTONISHING WONDERS OF GOD'S STARRY HEAVENS Newly discovered sky-glories filmed through the world's greatest telescopes. THE ROYAL HIGHWAY THROUGH THE SKIES TO GOD'S THRONE CLIFFORD A. REEVES of London, shows a billion blazing sun, mystery moons and indiscernible glories of a million galaxies.

SUNDAY, NOV. 25 AT 7.30, ODD FELLOWS' HALL, 394 PRINCESS ST. ENJOY SOLOS BY ALPHONSE McCUE, WELL KNOWN BARITONE ALL WELCOME Don't Miss the Interesting Bible Quiz Hour QUESTION AND ANSWER MEETING In the Odd Fellows' Hall to be held Tomorrow, Saturday, Nov. 24 at 3.30 p.m. So many questions have been submitted by the public that Mr.

Reeves has called this special meeting. "Is divorce permitted by the Bible?" "'Where did Cain get his wife?" "Should Christians be cremated?" "Can the Bible and Modern Science be harmonized?" These and many intriguing questions will I be answered. WHUZZO snowfall on this auto parked on a Cleveland, street turned it into a grinning monster. Motor- 1sts weren't so amused as the city and high winds caused WMS Meeting Held in Odessa ODESSA The monthly meetof the Odessa WMS was held in the Free Methodist Church last week. The roll call was answered by verse of scripture repeated by each member.

A very interesting account of the life of a Christian was read by Mrs. B. A. Sutton. Ethel Allen and Mable McGaughey were appointed as a program committee.

After "Take My Life and Let Be" was sung by all, the meeting was dismissed by Harol Macklin. Elections Held In Athens HS ATHENS In the annual election of the Athens High School Parliament, the "Gold Party" was returned to office with James Ward serving his second term as prime minister. A new party has come into being -the Independent Party, under the leadership of Ted Taylor--which is designated to coalition the minority party, "The Blues" led by Laurian Hetanen. The standing of representation is Golds 28, Blues 9, Independents 6. Cabinet ministers are: Prime Minister James Ward, boys athletics; Evelyn Hudson, social activities; Sheila Yates, finance: Joan Judson, literary activities; Beatrice Ireland, publicity; speaker of the house, Shirley Bond.

TO LIFT BAN BONN, Germany (Reuters) The West German Government yesterday put before parliament a bill to lift a Nazi ban on the sale of contraceptives and medicines promoting contraception or abortion. Hitler designed the ban to increase the birth rate. In spite of the ban, however, contraceptives have been sold freely in West Germany since the end of the war. There are more than 200 pounds of valuable metal in the averagelin piano. one-foot-plus snow blanketed the traffic-snarling drifts.

DONALD THOMPSON Arden Man In Korea ARDEN Pte. Donald Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson is now serving with the Canadian Army in Korea. He enlisted Aug.

16, 1950, and left for Korea, April 20, 1951. Donald is 19 years old and the first boy to enlist from this community. He writes home every week and is fine. He recently spent 18 days leave in Japan where he purchase very beautiful satin housecoa. for his mother which she has received.

Mr. and Mrs. Thompson had three sons, Earl, Jack and Bob in active service in World War II and one daughter, Bessie (Mrs. A. Shaw) in the CWACs.

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