Show V s Warns By Delos Smith Science Editor NEW YORK — After 48 yean of believing a particular cancer vlrua waa strictly science la now confronted with the flat proof that tt is contagious This is the celebrated Rous virus which was one of the lint to be Identified as a cancereaus-e- r It is a virus of chickens Then la no reason for human be- UN n ings to worry because of this change in Its status But the change brings a little mon light to the cloudy subject of viruses and esneen and R’s a subject newly pertinent to people Only this year viruses have been directly implicated In human eancer ' Obviously eancer viruses don’t ge around like ordinary viruses If they did science now would know much more about them than tt does In 1912 soon after its discovery by Dr Francis Payton Rous of the Rockefeller Institute the Rous virus was subjected to what seemed an add test for contagiousness Accept Test As Preef Chickens wen fed tissues infested with fiie virus They min- gled freely with chickens which actually bon the tumors eaused states (Aided In map dove) ire dWdtag ip SHARING THE WEALTH — Twenty-d- x lmnt 20 minimi dollars in resource receipt! from federal lands being pud them by the Department of the Interior The funds cotne from mineral lease revenues and are to statMforbndsand resources owned fcj the government within their compensate border The total covers only half the yeas Altogether the states will have zecUvpd over S4 million during fiscal year 19601 - In Future of Ring Sport By Stars - United Press International WEST JORDAN — Professional boxlr haa one of Its strongest defenders in a man who climbs Into the ring but never throws a punch Angelo Curley a veteran trainer who works in the comers of many of the top fighter maintains then’s nothing wrong with boxing that tha sport itself cant 1 cure T Curley haa spent most of his life In professional boxing and feels he's hi a position to Judge the merits and the weaknesses of the sport He concedes the underworld SL ement fat the sport has done much to damage Its reputation However the veteran trainer believes more persona with a sincem interest in ths sport am bringing improved ethical standards to boxing than over befon Curley a atransplanted New Yorker who now serves as trainer for NBA middleweight champion Gene Fullmer la of the belief that boxing has never been bed He blames moat of the corruption in boring on managers and other officials "Then's nothing wrong with boxing itself" he said Curley was bon and raised in a boxing environment His father Frankie Curley fought as e bantamweight in New York and the Curley's fived in Greenwich Village— a short distance from n Stillman's Gym a training center o( the past As a youngster of five ysars old Curley recalled accompanying his father to StUbnan's to watch tha top boxen work out That’s how his teterest In training got started' Curley haa worked in the toe-nof former heavyweight cham-pkRocky Marciano former welterweight king Don Jordan prospect Rex Layne and Innumerable other fighters He became good friends with Marv Jenson who managed Layne when the latter prepared for fights with Marciano Jersey Joe Walcott end other Jenson later Induced Curley to com to West Jordan to serve Fullmer’a trainer A dedicated man who practices what ho pnaebes Curley la in excellent physical condition and is probably mon ready to climb into tha ring than many fighters ha haa seen Curley deplores the leek of intern st among beginners to become dedicated trainers He believes trainers do as much in preparing fighters psychologically as they do physically ''Getting a fighter In the right frame of mind takes as much effort as toning Ms muscles" Curley said He said getting a fighter to cooperate with the trainer is also important- - In this respect the balding trainer called Fullmer one of the moat cooperative lighten he’a ever worked with “Gene la easy to work 'with He does what he'a told to do and heU always do more than he's asked" Curley said He added "Fullmer is the hardest working and bloat dedicated boxer I’ve ever helped' -- SHE’S PERFECT — Norma Kokomo Ind-- ar lives in New York for a night dub engagement Norma Is Rendi of known as the girl with On League er Bowling m t U n Ella-ao- 217 ' Sat High individual series— B Isbury 564 Styles 1071 High team game — 8tadium High team series — Stadium Styles 2871 MERCHANTS LEAGUE W - Hansen Motor Lucky Lager Utah Concrete Thlokol 20 --- - 13 13 Merv’s Conoco Cache Valley Music Mason's Supply Baugh Motor Ave Raymond Const Bullen’s Cache Valley Builders 12 12 9 9 0 L 4 g is is : Dave's Bakery Eagles Lodge " — 10 11 11 11 12 12 13 15 15 15 16 19 19 u 7 Edwards Furniture Ace Mill k Fixture 5 Star Sheet Metal 5High individual game— Del Nlel-ae- n and Paul Douglat 211 High individual series — Chick bluff $45 handle" High team game— Cache Valley Curley further Builders complimented 1049 Latin by the virus Then chicken wen ginal hosta befon they could bo believed to he susceptible yet not transmitted of them came down with ' They wen sun the transmiscancer This waa the proof which had been accepted as final ever sion was by contact because they constructed a since f It now haa been canceled by pea divided by double chicken-wi-n of an inch Dra B R Bumeater A K Fontes and W G Walter of the apart This prevented physical U S Department of Agricultun’a contact between chickens in the Poultry Recearch Lahoratocy at two compartments but did not East Lansing Mich They worked prevent close proximity with a highly inbred line of white Fifty chicks Inoculated with virus wen put la one compartment leghorn known to be moot Within 5 days 47 of the 50 wen to the virus They inoculated 464 Mayoid dead of eancer' Fifty uninoeulat-e- d ehlcks wen put tn the other chicks of this line with the virus and they wen reared ia the came compartment Not one eame down pens with approximately the with eancer and this seemed to same number of chicks who at show fifet the virus could not be the start had no virtue la them airborne : In 14 to 100 days 56 to 94 per fa reporting their results to the cent the inoculated chickens National Cancer Institute Beth-esd- a the scientists said Md wen dead of cancer The time it took for the viruses to kill them frankly they did not understand depended upon how much virus why they wen the first to prove had been put into them and whe- tho Rous cancer ean bo contagither tt was injected ia veins or ous by contact Of course they added "the biological characterunder the skin istics" of the Rous virus “ean and Transmisaira by Contact e do change" Of the unlnoculated I to 78 per cent wen dead of But “the apparent acquisition cancer within 37 to 165 days The of eontagkwsiiesa may he due scientists said the viruses evident- Simply to au increase In tho conly had to build up to a critical centration of file vim" they but unknown number in their ori added three-quarte- pen-mat- : Junior Division COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Won Lost 16 Buckingham Ins 13 10 9 9 : 3 Dick’s 68 H'gh individual game: Orv Rolp Boys high Individual game — High Individual game: Orv Vance Bindrup 191 Rolph 224 Boyd Wennergren jt24 Girls high Individual game — Individual Bert series: High Watts 158 Geraldine Brown 570 individual series — Boys high High Term Game: Superior Charles Bracken 459 1004 Geaners Girls high individual series — High Team Series: Stadium Geraldine Watte 450 Styles 2827 High team game— Alley Rata ' 679 JUNIOR LEAGUE BOWLING Senior Division High team aeries— Alley Katts 1914 High Individual Nielson 177 ' High individual series — Jim Hesa 483 High team game — Yogi You-g- os V- - 'team aerie- s- 2004 mond Watte game — Ray- 124 d High individual eerie— Watts 347 High team game— little Rot Bay-moo- Jgfg 686 High Yogi Yo-go- ' KIMBERLY Idaho (UP1) ' Railroad (fvrkerd” tc3(ywer clearing up temanant of the engine and nine cars of a Union Pacific freight train which was derailed in the Kimberly yard late Saturday' There were no Injuries!' A UP spokesman eaid the nine ears were a “total loss" Fireman John Harris of Pocatello uld the train loaded with ugar beets apparently" pasted over a defective j switch which caused the eng&ie and nine can to Jump the tracks " The catbird gets Its name from that fact that one of Jtf calls sounds like the mowing jof s cat 14-c- ar Impressive faneral services for Parley Nelson Winn wen held fa tho Smlthfleld stake house Tuesday at 1 p m with Bishop Keith Poulsen of the Smlthfleld Third ward in charge Prayer at the home was offers ed by W Frank Winn Organ prelude and postludewen played by Martha Poulsen The choir conducted by Christ tins Blanchard sang ‘Though Deep’ning Trials’’ and ‘0 My Father" A male quartet conflating of Hannon Johnson Lawrence Cantwell Dean Fowler and Charles Jensen sang "The Teacher’ Work fa Done" accompanied by Martha Poulsen Mattel Godfrey sang "fa the Garden" accompanied by Mrs Poulsen Speakers were Bishop C Merlin Jensen Patriarch G L Rees Thayne Packer and Bishop Pout sen yinront V Larsen gave the - -- -- -- M ! benediction Pallbearers were Soothing Associates of the deceased CJafk Thornley William Scholes Chamber sDarrell' Watkini Lynn Toolsea and Jess Watier Flowers wen eared 'for by the Relief Society and the grave waa dedicated by Dr Archie D Eg- - l heft- s i 7 Fullmer by adding "What boxing’ needs la mon Gene Fullmera Use Sears Nation-Wid- Charge Card for All Your Purchases! e EYES HAVE IT — Latest to Join Hblhrwood’f "myopic dub" li llaiy Urn blonde English entie ftarrlng in Eona and Lovers” Mary’s hortsightednea la akin to that of nub lovelies as Mart-PLoren bra Gardner Asks’ Realistic : View’ Of School Issues Dear Editor: About a week ago an article appeared In your paper which stated that our school ehlldnn an growing In numbers Our schools an over crowded and we haven’t enough room for them With these thoughts In mind It la very difficult for me to go along with the thinking of our Cache County School Board Let's take the can of the College-Young School (the wind storm of last February destroyed part of the roof) The insurance company would have restored the building to Its original state but our school board chon to don it up Now this Isn't the only school they an going to don within a year or so Three or four mon good solid comfortable school houses will be dosed yet this is going to take dace in view of the fact that we an short of school buildings Ia white still white or is it sometimes black? 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