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Elm ... , , r .,: ' - - sdow4 - 'T cowx..4-3(- d 'The ,é1:40 - , .,r DOWNTOWN-DON- , , Mk., 00--A --' - - al 110 HEAR TV -- - o eVen-faS- t 41-.- HEARING... retinas . ; ...),,.:.!.. ,::..:i, ' LAST THUS DAYS! FAL, SAT. ONLY. DON'T MISS ITI (NOM, 0130511 ONLY) NEXT MON., 'ruts., WED. , ' - t r ;Us-ca- rd HARD OF - 71 at al will move ahead .,---,...- - : e , -- t. At aHouston: hospital, blood been repaired with g a adhesive, eliminat:- log the need for sutures... Dr. William Glenn :of Yale University Medical School recently predicted that "wain 25 years it will be possible to go to our local hospitals and ask for new :;dneys, new pieces of Intestine, new lungs or even new , hearts." Removi Organs At the University of Minnesota, researchers showed how Dr. Glenn's prediction could be made to come true. They successfully removed entire body organs of animals, quick-froz- e them, stored - them for two weeks, replaced them. The Navy's tissue bank at Bethesda; Md., 14 years old, already bas provided over 5,000 patients with grafts of human ' s k I n, bones and arteries, ancf may eventually: provide them with entire human organs. - At New York University re- cently, the paralyzed arms and &ith rew possibilities than tight In logue, and have it delivered in ' the f or m of prefabricated your home. The home will be built, , You will have a Wider choice parts. - , layer that, the department says,- acts as a nonflammable Insulating barrier. Tomorrow's medicine will be as full of new developments as tomorrow's hornet long ago Dr. Austin Smith, president of the . cal Manufacturers Assn., selected these Irelds of medipine as promiSing the most results from research: A vaccine for the common cold, substances to prevent hardening of the arteries, a se acatar, t. ..:. minediOdn w : nt likely,;11.-selectitiron- ,,,, ....., ... ': ,. 11 ,fr 1 ,. ,. -4,, , ,.41..,4 ,- , - ......., - court-marti- fast-actin- , t: a' disease, cillagutlyoónus airaIn inopkuwimes.e in New Feinbloorn, trist and engineer, has invented Willed sc!fnsTorlorro 4 World of Tomorrow. 1 , vessels-hav- I tiowbertwilLiberebezore ' i i , ' one-pie- last 1 . ci t or wkdbodyeatectamy. of eight patients were er rate. almuseful again. Neuro-su- r - mg powers. They enable the ---- movolLt.91111,114,prevolUvilltgoPtl eh:: and ost-blind TV to watch transplanted nerves into, Mends end machines WIN do for rod read and, to Our World of Tomorrow. from recettly deceased ies, recognize faces, , lora tasez, they lave,. o new Japanese to near-blin- d the 'enabled transmits 32 pictures of the Army Delays Tr 0 seeing-- eye dogs. , of your stomach through a (UPI) The Texas of Two University viewfander. proof an Army medi- with still concerned fessdrs are Helps Heart Beat another-nefield, one that lit- cal officer charged with raping An artificial pump helps the tle has been beard about. They three servicemen's wives has1( heart beat; it's a product of Dr. are Dr. Roger J. Williams and been postponed forsix weeks. Adrian Kantrowitz of Malmo-aide- s work Thetrial-ofCa- pt. Dr. Frank Eugene An in HospitaleBrooklyn. is an effort to Goldman, ,former chief of the "propetology" artificial blood cleanser helps what 'people are likely urology section at Walson Army the kidneys function, according predict , to get what diseases. Hospital, was scheduled to open to Dr. John P. Menll of Peter Predictions, they say, can be Wednesday, but was postponed Bent Brigham Hospital, Boston. made for harden- when one of tlle witnesses gout, arthritis, The laser, a beam of concentrero. of the arteries, muscular trated light that can be focused ing intensely on one tiny spot, may one day deMroy tumors, cauterize wounds, cure skin diseases and permit operations on a sin11,1 gle cell. At Stanford Medical 1 Center, the laser has "welded" detached human eye i back into place in a painless one operaticin. to herd of hearin Ono violin they. lilt. Pioneers In Field 1 per person - , Better plastic plumbing Pipes now adequate for hot water won't rust, can be sawed by fitting together large parts easily, and C1111 be cemented to- (such as entire walls, or entire Plastic siding, plasgether. bathrooms, both - altic insulation, plastic faucet ready on the market). It will valves are other new plastic take only a day or so to make Items. all electric and other utility conCustom-triblthe- d nections. Cost Less , - Plastic and glass houses may studs are already being shipped east by Georgia-PfkOfi- c f rom compete with wood or brick. - --Among other new building ma- Independence, Ore Your house can be painted and there are and will terials are bricks with a durable, outdoors be many available made of sand and calcium bypaint Just announced by drordde (obtainable out of the the Department of Agriculture. earth most places), cement and When exposed to flameit-de- . water. They cost less than conventional brick; resist weather and come in 100 colors and, shades that are said to (Struthers Scientific and Inter.H national Corp.). Whatever your home of the future is made of, you will be Now - , , new houses. the same. thing that made the chemicals worthless the fact they change color makes them useful. for windows that will adjust themselves to degrees of light and shade. aear In Dark , can go Into automobile glass. In the sun, the windshield will bays a dark tint protective to eyes. 'The driver will not need sunglasses orsunshades. But in a tunnel, the windshield ul instantly be- come clear. And the same chemicals can go into eyeglasses, which then would be dark on sunny days and turn clear on dark days. This reporter has been talking with scientists of businesses, government departments a n d universities for the six months to find out what Our World of Tomorrow will be,like. , tronic probes that detect eye dystrophy, multiple sclerosl; splinters; bullet fragments, bro. heart and some needles sc4izo,apcidihrethcetion.dniaeea' :7 ,YalKnc!Ifflotiet substaNt allergies, isrx . and kind of soEar titsseewosPleofanednomirmcrosmiscomplacgnifyeye. rum for infectious hepatitis, drugs against muscular pity-ar- id more satisfactory pounds against malaria. That andmay be aerosol yen squirt down your eliminating shots in your t or leg. Medical developments promise a healthier; kmger life in Our - :,,:i C iriloaii., old-Vacciner . - - - f :, Ne1:7, OH - horticulturists,3 Creech and F. De Vos, recently made the first plantgather - orfast -- - - t riculture- ing ,expedition in history into the formerly forbidden kingdom of Nepal (where Mount Everest, the world's highest mountain, Is located). 'cloudy, gray day the glass-wi- ll Among promising ornamentals become clearer to let in what they bmught back: A winter. light there flowering cherry tree, orchids This is one of the most fasci--- s hardy enough to bloom through small nating developments among several light frosts, andreddish-purple with attractive will new maples that many products seed póds. go into homes in tIte future. More things to expect in the Sun Affects Color of tomorrow: home 'which s- The glass, with the -- Beplace Light Bulbs? American Cyanamid Co. is experimenting, contains chemicals The next step as color telethat change color as the a u n vision spreads will be big TV shines upon them, or as the sun pictures, in color, that will covWalls of light doesn't On a bright day, the er your walls. chemicals turn dark. On a dark may replace light bulbs. Lights that can be turned Up or day they become clear. Scientists not long ago thought down to any degree of brightthese chemicals to be worthless. ness (as you change a radio's The reason: They were not col- - volume) are already going into - , ,,,,,, - 7 . . v ' talhirltadttochtb-a- .. . letter's , - . .,, , , , ..ei , , - -- -- , , I'. ' , ' , . , Wednesday, January 29, 1964 DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, - , - 3 4 I I'll 1I:.:1!1 lite At4v14 ' ,,,,,,, ' OPEN MOND'AY - 9 1I11,-- P.M. - - - - , - IAAAMAAAAAAIi |