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here
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Surgeons
Can
Detect
Alertness
of
Pilots
raise
$2,850,000
to
finance
ex
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pansion
of
facilities,
including
new
buildings
for
the
Xavler
junior
college
at
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A
Winnipeg
man,
who
spent
27
months
with
the
United
States
arnry
in
Korea,
has
returned
with
an
odd
story
of
his
part
in
the
war.
Technical
Sergeant
Rodolphe
Prcfontaine,
26,
spent
his
time
.turning
out
colored
comics
designed
to
undermine
the
morale
of
Communist
soldiers.
Prefontainc
became
a
practical
student
of
Oriental
phychol-ogy,
social
habits,
living
conditions,
geography,
history
and
religion
effectively
to
carry
out
his
duties
as
an
amateur
car
Styled
In
The
1953
Manner
Ladies'
Blouses
Wallace's
Blouse
Department
Is
showing
this
year's
smartest
blouse
styles
for
all
sizes.
Wallace's
stock
also
includes
all
price
ranges.
WALLACES
DEPARTMENT
STORE
By
It
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IK
"i'AYLUR
LOS
ANGELES
(AP)
Flight
surgeons
now
have
a
way
of
watching
by
radio
the
heart
and
brain
action,
breathing
and
temperature
of
pilots
aloft.
,
Any
dimming
of
pilot
alertness
-
-
-
-
can
be
detected
so
quickly
and
may
use
it
to
work
out
ways
aground
that
the
doctor
will
of
preventing
a
recurrence,
know
about
it
before
the
flier
j
since
aviation
now
Is
in
the
himself
is
aware
that
anything
transition
between
propeller
is
wrong.
,
,
flight
and
thrust
jet
and
rocket
The
doctor
can
warn
the
flier
j
flight,
the
machine
will
be
of
by
radio
and
perhaps
prevent
a
j
extreme
importance
in
deter-crackup.
But
even
if
the
warn-
mining
how
man
can
endure
and
ing
is
too
late,
the
physician
still
survive
rocket
.
transportation
has
a
record
of
what
happened
I
much
faster
than
the
speed
of
sound.
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MARILYN
MAXMLLV,
TOTEM
A
KtiiiHiiift
I'liitcr
Thnttn
The
complicated
device
was
I
developed
by
a
navy
medical
of-
f
icer.
j
Father
of
the
complicated
in-'
strument
is
Cmdr.
Norman
B.
i
Barr,
head
of
the
aviation
divls-
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
More
Comedies
Wanted
by
Russians
,
CANADIAN
-BORN
Lt.-Gen.
Sir
Charles
F.
Loewen,
57,
who
has
directed
Britain's
antiaircraft
command
since
1950,
is
chief
of
the
Army's
western
command.
A
native
of
Vancouver
and
a
graduate
of
the
Royal
Military
College,
Kingston,
Ont.,
Loewen
succeeded
Gen.
Sir
Cameron
O.
G.
Nicholson,
55,
who
became
British
army
commander
in
the
Middle
East.
Candy
Upset
so
easy
!
pineapple
toonist.
The
four-color
comic?
nr-
a
recent
development,
he
said.
A
more
generally
used
technique
Is
that
of
the
silent
cartoon,
designed
to
make
Its
point
in
CORNEL
WILDE
CONSTANCE
SMITH
spice
cake
j
pantomime
for
the
80
per
cent
;
of
the
Chinese
Communist
army
i
that
can't
read.
I
He
told
of
one
cartoon
that
ion
of
the
navy
medical
research
institute
at
Bethesda,
Md.
Basically
it
is
a
combination
I
of
some
well-known
medical
in-i
struments,
a
couple
of
extremely
sensitive
temperature
measuring
devices
and
an
ultra-high
frequency
radio
transmitter,
i
The
pilot
has
to
be
"wired"
for
radio.
He
has
a
couple
of
j
wires
running
outward
from
j
metal
plates
plastered
to
his
I
skull,
three
others
from
the
sur-i
face
of
his
chest
near
the
heart.
0
and
two
or
more
extending
from
went
astray?
It
showed
two
cold,
f
hlvering
soldiers
on
one
side
of
the
paper
and
on
the
other
side,
two
more
warm
and
comfortable
In
front
of
a
fire.
The
caption.
In
Korean,
Indicated
that
the
Communists
should
come
over
to
the
Allied
side
and
warm
up.
When
the)
leaflet
was
dropped,
one
fluttered
out
of
the
target
area
and
Into
tha
hands
of
a
Chinese
soldier
who
couldn't
read
the
Korean
characters.
He
thought
the
warm
soldiers
were
Chinese
officer
Bnd
since
this
didn't
seem
rlgnt
in'
a
people's
republic,
he
MOSCOW
(AP)
Gregory
Alexandrov,
Russian
film
director
and
producer,
today
called
for
more
Soviet
comedies
and
musicals.
"One
should
not
be
afraid
to
laugh
at
phenomena
which
merit
caustic
irony
or
unconstrained
laughter,"
he
said.
"If
we
laugh
at
anything,
it
means
that
we
have
risen
above
is
laughable
and
that
the
obiect
of
laughter
no
longer
holds
any
terrors
for
us."
Alexandrov
said
the
Russian
film-goer
is
waiting
for
comedies
devoted
to
questions
of
life
and
to
witty
musical
comedies,
elegant
in
form,
which
for
some
reason
have
not
appeared
on
the
screen
for
a
decade.
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A
young
woman
here
appealed
to
a
specialist
on
allergies
for
help
in
an
affair
of
the
heart.
She
said
that
every
time
a
certain
young
man
called
on
her
she
broke
into
hives.
She
favored
him
over
a
rival
to
whom
she
had
no
such
allergy.
The
doctor
discovered
that
the
flist
suitor
always
brought
her
chocolates,
the
second,
flowers.
Using
this
clue,
the
specialist
demonstrated
she
was
not
alio
gis
to
her
suitor,
but
to
chocolates
After
her
swain
was
tipped
off
and
brought
flowers,
there
were
no
more
hives.
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other
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These
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a
cigar-box
sized
radio,
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in
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This
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sigr
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They
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brain
wave
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action
recorder
or
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und
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tab
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