Stockton Evening and Sunday Record from Stockton, California • 24

24 Stockton (Calif.) Record Thursday, July 21, 1955 US. Releases More Vaccine Rubber link mats will not stick to the dra inboard if paste wax is applied to the under side of the pad. Air Force Strives to Keep Beale Base fedL kite, best Mr. Peepers Stages Las Vegas Comeback in each of the years from 1950 to 1954. It said: This should not be interpreted at this time to indicate that relatively few cases will be reported either for the calendar year 1955 or the disease year beginning April 1, 1955.

Dr. C. C. Dauer, who prepared the report, said the influence of polio in the heavily populated northeastern states over the next few months could change the picture materially if increases should occur. The report noted that there have been 4,682 polio cases since Jan.

1, compared with 6,517 for the same period of 1954. Since the disease year" began on April 1, there have been 3,619 cases, compared with 4,964 last year. This exciting dance is a "must! Learn it right, and quickly, Arthur Murray's. 443 45 Qt 089 spirit 149 112 IX WASHINGTON, July 21 (AP) The land at Beale Air Force Base near Marysville will remain government property as far as the Air Force is concerned. Lyle S.

Garlock, assistant secretary of the Air Force, told the Senate Appropriations Committee yesterday that none of the land could be returned to former owners who want it back. He said 50,000 acres have been leased for grazing but cannot be released entirely because they are needed as a bombing range and a training and bivouac area. Garlock asked the committee to restore $1,928,000 eliminated by the House Appropriations Committee from a money bill pending in Congress. The House committee said it held back the funds to induce a quick settlement of the land controversy. Garlock also explained why the Air Force wants $197,000 to ac-Dunes quire mineral rights on 70,000 acres of the base: We cant bomb the range and have people out there digging for gold." WASHINGTON, July 21 (INS) The government today released approximately 970,000 additional doses of Salk vaccine.

The new batch was produced by Eli Lilly of Indianapolis, and was tested under the government's strict new safety requirements. U.S. Surgeon General Leonard A. Scheele said todays release brings to about 3,968,000 doses the total amount cleared for the mass inoculation program since the safety standards were adopted May 26. Earlier, the government reported that the number of polio cases in the nation climbed 40 per cent last week, but remained well below the total for any similar week in the past 5 years.

The Public Health Service said there were 565 new cases for the week neded July 16, compared with 1,053 a year earlier and an average of 1,044 cases from 1950 through 1954. Officials said the 40 per cent increase last week was not particularly significant since the polio season is advancing rapidly. The service said: "This amount of increase is not greatly different from that experienced in the previous 5 years. The health sendee cautioned against any conclusions being drawn from the fact that the weekly toll is far below the figures reported for the same week S1CK0II Mminw wyfVV H0 LAS VEGAS, July 21 (INS) Television Star Wally Cox is a sweetheart today at the Dunes Hotel, where he was a bum just 5 days ago. The timid Mr.

Peepers of TV, whose act was given the hook after only 3 performances last week, got back in the hotels good graces last night with a revamped act that went over big. The comics new material drew a three-quarters capacity house on what was admittedly an off night and was given a three-to-one favorable vote by the crowd. The hotel management put the television performer's act squarely up to the audience. It placed a ballot at each table, asking the people whether they liked the act. They said they did, by a margin of three to one.

Joseph Sullivan, dent, looked over lobby and said: "All's well that ends well." Alfred Gottesman, Dunes vice-president who fired Cox, remarked: We are happy Wally went over so well. But they declared that they intended to go ahead with the damage suit they filed against presi- the crowded Prompt, Efficient Moving Service Oar Complete Berrios Tokos, Coro of Erery Detail. OLD HICKORY ns mu 86 PROOF ALSO AVAILABLE IN 100 PROOF BOTTLED IN BONO OLD HICKORY DISTILLING CORPORATION PHILADELPHIA, PA. 115 N. SUTTER Dial HO 5-8478 Air Conditioned Studios the comic and his agency two days aga Apparently, though, Cox will be dropped as a defendant.

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