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our Duke Students Killed In Wreck The Register: DcnviHe Va Sunday Mar 28 1965 Wins $886258 INCOMETAX is a Decorator Style 7 Practical Gifts for Your Home I CO HR America's Largest Tax Service with Over 00 Offices 121 SOUTH MARKET ST Weekdays 9 AM to 9 PM Saturday 9 5 Dial 793 1905 1 'j WRITE YOURSEL A LOAN Dozens of Beautiful Lamps ML Inviting "Comfort" Sofas I See the Window Display DIAL SW 2 5422 VIRGINIA I I A I CHAIOTTESVILLE' CHESAPEAKE CfKlZET DANVILLE I oillWyn Elkton franklin glade spring aWwi GaRtSONSVlLLE LOUISA MARTlNiVttt NOROLK 600 MAIN ST Clements Parker LAMPS ORtY E1SMT GANKING OICES SERVING VIRGINIA ABINGDON BOYKSVS BRfSTQL BUENA VISTA 'CAPRON CHARLOTTESVILLE' CHESAPEAKE CROZET DANVILLE personnel in the area one mile in BOTH EDERAL AND STATE i I first nerve bases German chemists Carbide Metals Carol Jean Cranmer a junior list student was the daughter of Mrs Dorothy Cran mer a probation officer Zanesville Ohio Miss Cranmer held a $1500 a year Schinick Scholarship from her commun ity She planned to be an ele mentary teacher after gradu ation William Miles Ruggles a 19 year old sophomore was also on the list and was interest ed in political science He was the son of Mr and Mrs $500 $1000 $3000 AS LOW AS COMPANIES GIVE DRUGS ROME United States vet erinary pharmaceutical firms have contributed $500000 worth of drugs and medicines to the ood and Agriculture Organ ization freedom from unger campaign to combat animal in 4A AiMinlrino Geoffrey Liddiard 31 lets out with a laugh of happiness as he contemplates his win of $886258 on the soccer pool in London 316251 pounds and on a 52 cent bet Liddiard correctly forecast eight of nine tied pro games The win new record ea oy crowns tnan oy crosses More men have been blessed through handicap and adversity than have been perfected throujh Ruggles of (295 Parkview Ave) Columbus Ohio Police said Ruggles apparent ly was driving when the small car swerved into the path of a tractor trailer driven by William Lane of Hickory Lane 35 an employe of the Newton Transportation Co of Lenoir was not hurt Make payments monthly 1 20th of the total approved credit Your VIRGINIA NATIONAL BANK CHECK CREDIT renews itself automati cally! 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Make your selection from the lamps illustrated here They've been looked at and approved by a panel of interior decorators they're tall beautiful perfect examples of expert craftsman ship You'll like them we know DURHAM (AP) The four Duke University students killed in an auto wreck on the West Virginia Turnpike riday had varied backgrounds and in terest Three of them were list students They were en route to Ohio for spring vacation when their small car collided with a trac tor trailer about 20 miles south west of Charleston Va Kristin Jean Johnston 18 and a freshman was the daughter of retired Air orce Lt Col Don ald Johnston who is city man ager of Granville Ohio She held a $500 scholarship and intended to become a director of Chris tian education Linda Lee Israel a 20 year old junior was a dean's list stu dent She was the daughter ol Mr and Mrs Elmer Israel of Marietta Ohio Israel is a su pervisor of operations tor Union'diseases in 40 countries VIRGINIA NATIONAL BANK CHECK CREDIT All at reasonable prices Make your selection where there is a choice lamps of decorating value WASHINGTON (AP) Tear and nauseating gases like those used in Viet Nam with an ensu ing worldwide clamor are only a mild and minor portion of the chemical arsenal possessed by Communist and non Communist powers They make you cry and vom it incapacitate you for a few minutes or hours But compared with other weapons in the Chemical Biological Radiologi cal CBR arsenals they are almost benign Some of the others can kill almost instantly or bring a slow and strangling death Even those not fatally toxic some psychochemical com pounds can reduce men tempo rarily to something approaching idiocy or produce an anasthet ized sleep Among the powers the United States Soviet Union and Red China have some or many of these types They were spawned first in Germany which developed mustard phosgene and chlorine I toxic gases and used them on Allied forces in World War I I rom World War II German laboratories came the first com pounds for nerve gases They were not used in that war But when the Nazi forces I were defeated the data and I production equipment fell into the hands of the victors includ ing the Soviet Union and the United States The Soviet Union passed along to Red China supplies and help in setting up the Chinese Com munists for production of their own material The Chinese Reds also may have captured some! gas warefare material from the I Japanese as World War II end ed As both Secretary of Defense! Robert McNamara and Sec 1 retary of State Dean Rusk have been emphasizing the stuff I used in Viet Nam was the least! harmful of any of the CBR' family of compounds They arei the tear and vomiting gases! which McNamara says both i police and military forces of the world use as riot control agents and which produce temporary I effects ranging from three I minutes up to two hours They i can be purchased commercially I by anyone They were supplied to the South Vietnamese in the sum mer of 1962 but not used until I last January then again on twoi i subsequent occasions This tactical use against Viet Cong guerrillas appears to have I been largely ineffectual On two I occasions the gas was directed I into supposed target areas in which it later developed there i were no concentrations of Viet i Cong The third case produced only what a Saigon military spokesman called marginal re sults because of unfavorable wind One of the disadvantages of i tear or nauseating gas is its limited persistency It dissipates quickly into the at mosphere If an oil base were added to make the material linger in an area it would settle on the ground or objects and become useful only as an irri tant upon contact with the skin CBR nonlethal or lethal may i be used against small groups of units of men tactically as it was in Viet Nam or as is done in ordinary riot control Or it may be turned against whole armies! or nations i It can be delivered by a wide variety of methods ranging! from hand thrown grenades or! canisters up to warheads on missiles with ranges up to thou sands of miles Depending on the type it can i be used to put a man out of combat for a few minutes or to achieve a broad strategic objec 1 tive of destroying crops and i livestock requiring months to take effect This latter is biological war fare which in addition to being! intended for destruction of food supplies and contamination ofi water can be used for inducing disease in man the so called germ warfare Military men say CBR has an I advantage existent in no other weapon The Army in answer ing questions has said that: warfare can inflict personnel casualties without destroying physical facilities such as factories laboratories bridges ports railroad yards the nonlethal in capacitating compounds offer the possibility of an aggressor temporarily incapacitating troops without deaths or per manent injury incapacitation produced could be either physical or men tal The psychochemical com pounds produce mental disturb ances such as confusion apa thy inability to remember or to concentrate on the task at CBR experts like to cite the cat and mouse experiment in this connection A cat was sub jected to a psychochemical compound and put into a cage with a mouse The cat in ter ror retreated from the mouse There are some tacticians who have reservations about using psychochemical gases on! enemy troops Because reaction! is not entirely predictable a confused enemy soldier might launch a nuclear weapon Old fashioned gases like mus tard chlorine and phosgene still are in some arsenals and still effective If Red China decided to set out on gas warfare mustard gas would be particularly useful in tropical humid jungle coun try Mustard gas in addition to a much larger area with the its action on respiratory system is a highly persistent gas It soaks into clothing vegetation and the earth and produces severe burns as well as asphixi ating effects hours after it has been spread The quick killer gas of today is the nerve gas One Army CBR warfare ex pert has explained differences in weapons of today and those of World War I this way: significant difference in the nerve agents and the chemi cal agents used in World War 1 is in the comparatively minute effective dose of the nerve agent The large amount of ma terial required to saturate an area with mustard prohibited its use in other than local tactical situations It is possible to cov nerve agents in effective quanti With other war gases it is he death" MISORTUN HAS REWARDS BOSTON (AP) Upset by problems? a consoling thought from Richard Cardinal Cushing Roman Catholic arch bishop of Boston: re men have beet made great by crosses than by cro ns conversely mont men have been made soft even ruin on ntr nrournc than Xtr NEW YORK OB Arnold Weinstein visiting professor and playwright in residence at Hollins College Hollins Va has been awarded a fellowship by the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial oundation His fellowship is for creative writing for the theater The foundation announced the award of fellowships to 313 scholars scientists and artists totaling $2115700 The awards are the largest ever granted by the foundation in its annual competition and exceeds the 1964 total by more than $250 000 Grants are made to assist the ellows to further their accom plishment in their fields by car rying on the work which they have proposed to the founda tion The 1965 ellows were chosen from 1869 applicants WOMEN ROME (AP) A petition urges the Vatican to allow the ordination of women as Roman Cathclic priests The appeal from an interna tional Catholic group St International Alii lance" was presented to a papal i commission designated for the 'revision of canon law 14 ll IXL I nuwn ty single large enemy missile could disperse enough of the agent to produce an estimated 30 percent casualties among all the unmasked open over an One of the developed bv in World War II was Tabun and when Germany was defeat ed the Russians captured the processing plant and took it back to the Soviet Union Other nations also have the information among them the United States In this country Tabun has evolved into the BZ nerve gas BZ has been in production at a carefully guarded plant near ecr Newport Ind for four years lu'llL I Tear Nauseating Gases Minor Portion Of Chemical Arsenals Of Major Powers llieved to be stockpiled in at ikn i ffwa I If ah 1 1 ivo cu mu military reservation A report by the House Com mittee on Science half a dozen years ago gave a description of nerve gases which still holds good: gases create casual ties before their presence can be detected by human senses Less than a minute of exposure is lethal gases they travel via the lungs although a liquid droplet will penetrate the skin They react so that nerve signals td the muscles are disrupted Symptoms begin with respirato ry troubles salivation and per spiration vomiting cramps involuntary elimination and leading through convulsions to Deep foam rubber cushions covered in smart new fabrics Quality tailoring bouyant spring bases A real quality sofa and matching chair at most reasonable prices Yuxvfc yI Um A 5E 51 KI IlliillBi IMllliiS 2 I II I'' JI Rl II' JR 1ST" I I OlliililB 13 I I 1 I 1 I I I i I i 1 I I i ar nl iff JT 3 ZLjJHC I JTrvTn iYh 4 I i I I i I I I I I I i I 1 I All kJ Jh 1 zl I I iiiliiSi 1 sv rr jRk 1 b'L I 1 Sr OR MORE i a a jsKXW T' J' i nJjtY 1 ZAZXZ 4 I 1 i 1 I i zW' REPAYMENT SCHEDULE YOUR CREDIT MONTHLY PAYMENT 50000 $2500 60000 3000 80000 4000 90000 4500 100000 5000 150000 7500 200000 10000 250000 12500 300000 15000 ns.