Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) SATNDARD-EXAMINESUNDAY MORNING AUGUST 29 1948 Science Gives 'Draft Babies Chance Begin Monday depending For Sell Rule others days R Signup to jnuiioc ucu uuuiu But Fires No Moose on the Loose (Continued from Pag One) on birthgoing 'vHftt " 9IHs Longer a Mystery W' munity They include most of the chil-- f dren born in Rochester in 1944 and since They have been participants since the day of their birth in a unique child health project not designed to take into account welonly the physical health and basic fare of the child but his emotional needs as well rest Qnestion More than 300 in number they represent the first large - scale means of testing this question: Can child care technique synchronized with the baby's own growth and capabilities produce more emotionally-stabl- e youngsters than techniques based on arbitrary standards set by adults? Under present plans the children will remain under study by doctors throughout their grade school and high school years They are children whose mothers were instructed not to feed them by the clock — but when they apTheir parents peared to be hungry were encouraged to pick them up and fondle them when they cried unduly —and not let them "cry it 1 out" Own Development They are children whose mothers were told that the rocking chair is not an antique They are children whose mothers were told to allow them to work out their own toiler and other elementary training habits according to apparent bodily needs and capabilities And a majority of them were breastfed babies to start with medical center This world-fame- d in which they live offers an unusual opportunity for this sort of program — because practically all of the children born here are under uniform medical supervision In fact 95 per cent of Rochester's babies are born in the same hospital — St Mary's The project — known as the "Rochester Child Health Institute"— is directed by a small central staff h headed by Dr C Anderson professor of pediatrics Mayo foundation Its research activities are financed by the Mayo association The preventive medicine and educational phases are implemented by the central staff the health department of Rochester or by physicians of the Mayo clinic Cooperating in the programs are the schools and the nursery school board Five Categories The program has five categories: 1 Pre-natcare — designed to set the proper mental and emotional environment for the unborn baby by giving instructions to the prospective mother andn father 2 Care of the new-borAfter the birth of the baby an attempt is made to teach each mother something about the problems she will meet when she 'leaves the hospital Breast feeding is recommended 3 "Well baby' care Preventive medical care is provided at frequent intervals in public and private clinical facilities for babies less than two years of age Care consists of periodic physical and general examinations immunization procedures and giving advice to mothers as to habit formation and general physical care Care 4L care Physical and psychological care is provided at the "well baby" clinics and psychological study throughout grade institute office for children of Aid-ric- al months service between Sept 16 1940 and June 24 1948 (the date the draft law went into effect) Also exempt are ordained ministers divinity students and conscientious objectors President Truman on Aug 20 ordered deferments for a much wider group These men need not anticipate military service: Married men: farmers all men with dependnets most publicly elected officials men involved in study research or medical scientific or other endeavors considered necessary to public safety or interest sole surviving sons of families whose children were killed in World War II aliens and many others School students are deferred until they graduate from high school or until they become 20 whichever is first College students are deferred for the duration of the academic year in a child by means of care given him in infancy? 3 Can better human efficiency —mental as well as physical —be develqped in a child by allowing him to "set his own pace" in infancy? 4 Can training in such basic things as eating sleeping and toilet habits be tuned successfully to the way each individual grows and develops— rather than ruled by the clock or typewritten rules? and believes Dr Aldrich hope-— that the answer is "yes" to all questions But he emphasizes that the study now underway is still in the "objectives" stage Long Job Ahead There's a long job ahead he SSSeii mm The young bnll moose above was photographed several day ago by Arlo D Palmer 3057 Van Bnren in the vicinity of Devil's Slide which is quite a distance from its usual habitat It was approaching the slough in foreground to get a drink Palmer said Antlered Foreigner Amuses --Also Alarms Sight-Seer- s D Palmer of Ogden photographed By Dexter C Ellis distance of about 35 d A "furriner" who ap- him from pa t en v doesn't share Dale Came- - yards D I Rasmussen big game spe-hgie's affinity for making friends afforded residents and sight- cialist of the forest service said seers in the vicinity of Devil's Slide the animal probably strayed from with considerable amusement and southwestern Wyoming where the some moments of alarm species is relatively common Moose of that age quite frequent- The intruder is a bull moose about two years old with partly de- ly develop a case of wanderlust and says veloped antlers who has been seen travel considerable distances in Some time ago Aldrich set down and photographed in that area in their penchant for seeing what lies on the other side of the mountain the philosophy of the program in termittently for about a week an aritcle in tne American Journal of the Diseases of Children In the past he said "many of the personality problems parents have been up against with children have come about because they have failed to adjust their child to the newly discovered facts of growth" "We have expected young children to behave in ways for which they were not yet ready" he continued "Most of us for instance have tried to make them eat from a spoon before their tongue and lip muscles have been developed properly We have tried to 'train' them against the current of their natural development This is illustrated in premature attempts to train for bowel and bladder con- four-foote1 as j he explained Every three or four years a moose is reported in this vicinity and usually they are about that age One such animal he continued spent a winter in Logan canyon near Tony grove and later was photographed swimming Bear lake Some time ago one was killed in the Southern part of the state between Provo and Vernal That is the most southerly penetration The animals usually reported the northern climes Rasprefer mussen added According to an informant he was discovered when a farmer investigated to see why his cows wouldn't remain in their pasture It developed that the moose had been chasing them out of what he probably considered to be his domain acquired by conquest Whether his intentions were amorous or aggressive was not explained It also was reported that the individualistic animal had chased one man to his car after the latter approached too close However Arlo Atoms May Yield Secret Of Life's Start on Earth trol "As a result children have become confused resistant and subject to emotional storms We call such children 'spoiled' They have By Howard W Blakeslee really been misfitted It is obvious- Associated Press Science Editor ly we who must do some revampBROOKHAVEN N Y Aug 28 ing of our methods — use "We all agree" he says "that (AP) Radioactive atoms are in lab- - In addition to the radioactive phosphorus atoms there are about 100 others all now made in Oak Ridge atomic piles that can also be used in microbe work Each one holds new possibilities for children need fresh air sunshine at the Brookhaven national to find out what may have ful knowledgeadequate clothing food and sleep But there are other things which happened to start life on earth half we have come to see as equally a billion years ago These atoms from the atomic important Modern babies apparently need a closer contact with piles at Oak Ridge Tenn make chemical their mothers during the first few it possible to weeks of life than they are usually reactions that are no longer at allowed They also need a more work but which may have existed program to be fed for at the beginning of the world instance by their own feeding The work is in the biology deschedule Farmers and home owners could partment headed by Dr L F Nims Use Ability The radioactive studies on bacteria not carry their present tax load in "In fact all the way along chil- are being made by Dr B A Rubin the event of a business recession The work is starting witn John S Boyden Democratic candidren need to be allowed to 'do known as E Coli one of date for governor told an audience their own stuff' to use each new microbe commonest forms of germs in Lewis junior high school Saturability as it appears For it is the back here in these simple nursery But E Coli is also one of the amaz day night The candidate criticized Gov activities that a child begins to ing forms of life Dr Rubin says age a sense of confidence and this microbe or sometning very Herbert B Maw's administration develop S School care This phase — which we all recognize closely resembling it came into ex- particularly for what he termed its which calls for physical and psy- competency istence about 500000000 years ago efforts to build up a "personalized as so vital for his later success" chologies lstudy throughout grade Aldrich hopes that if the project That was earlier than any known political machine" and asked school and high school —has not realizes its objectives doctors and evidence of more complex forms "What are the towering accomyet started because the children nurses elsewhere can be tau°ht of life plishments of this (Maw's) adminare not old enough istration and where is the crisis When seen under a microscope the methods evolved in Rochester d Medical authorities of the projE Coli is merely a that now demands the abandonHe sees the need for ect say that only after the chil- application if the project works dot of protoplasm ment of our state's dren have finished high school out well Yet each manufactures in its own tradition" of not electing a Utah will It be possible to make a full "We live in a democracy which tiny body all the vitamins man governor to a fourth term? appraisal of the value of tech- we are fighting to preserve" he needs It also makes all the score Declaring that "some relief must niques said in the journal "The children of different amino acids that hu- be found for the excessive tax on Hundreds of children born since now growing up will be leaders of man bodies use These acids are real property" Boyden said Fri1944 are participating in the proj- the future But we can not expect the substances that form all the day in Logan Gov Maw announced ect But it's the "class of 1944" to have successful that he was "flatly against any leaders in a which will provide the initial ans- democracy unless they are emotion- proteins E Coli has another surprising severance tax although the platwers to these questions: ally stable enough to stand on their quality It can make all these nec form of the Democratic party comL Can a generation of children own feet and give and take freely essities of life out of inorganic sub mits nominees to investigation of be developed in such a way that with their fellow men stances: that is out of ordinarily such taxes" emotional stability will go hand "This required emotional stabil- inedible minerals Most life now in hand with physical health? must stem from a basic security requires some organic substances 2 It is possible to prevent be- ity and confidence the kind that for food —things made by living havior problems from developing grows up from childhood" olants or creatures So it is fairly clear that E Coli could have originated before there was any other form of life to sup Dly it with food GENEVA Switzerland Aug 28 It came into being when the (AP) — The United Nations ecowas earth's radioactivity stronger nomic and social council completed than today There was more uran- work on its agenda tonight ium radium and other heavy met after six weeks of familiar disals which emit powerful rays sension between east and west Dr Rubin thinks it is possible Only procedural matters held up too that cosmic rays may have the actual adjournment by Dr been more plentiful in the primi- Charles Malik of Lebanon council A Weber County Man tive days These days even today president The council took few decisions manufacture countless numbers of radioactive atoms in the air water and passed on the bulk of its work and first few feet of the earth s to the U N general assembly which Republican opens in Paris Sept 21 The items surface Candidate To recreate what may have been handed on without recommenda included three draft agree the radioactivity at life's begin- tions for nings the Brookhaven laboratory ments on freedom of information is using radioactive phosphorus a fairly powerful ray emitter It has been found that fe small Primary Section amount of radioactivity may stimuTuesday Sep 7 late the growth of E Coli These microbes can stand 300 times the dose of radioactivity that kills aniFOR OVER 30 TEARS HAS LTV ED A LIFE OF VOLUNTARY mals This tremendous dose will E Coli too provided it does kill Ute In bis civic his ecclw- not have anything to eat but not asucai ana nu political actlvi-ie- a Hi when it has plenty of food The chemical compounds in the Weber County since Utah's statehood has never had a new forms of E Coli that come Congresman from either political party from exposure to radioactivity may i Mr Wilson is the only man from Northern Utah on the be early forms that will explain how complex life followed the first Republican Primary ticket for State or Congressional Office In 1946 Weber County cast over 23 simple creatures of total votes in A new discovery is that transmuFirst Congressional District Weber Box Elder and Cache tation of atoms can have biological Counties combined cast over 45 effects The transmutation in this In 1M6 Mr Wilson as Republican Congressional Candidate case is the change of radioactive received a higher total vote in the 25 counties of the First phosphorus into sulphur When a Congressional District than any other Republican Candidate phosphorus atom shoots out its ray 196 in Weber Mr Wilson received a vote over atom instantly turns into sulthat 16 c higher than was County 1944 Republican Candidate — the given phur the best percentage gain in the state If nominated he will be This transmutation acts like the elected recoil of a gun When the radioactive phosphorus atom's ray shoots VOTE FOR DAVID J WILSON SEPT 7 HE IS EMIout in one direction the sulphur NENTLY QUALIFIED BY TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE atom that remains recoils in the TO REPRESENT YOU IN CONGRESS opposite direction YOUNG ENOUGH FOR ENERGETIC SERVICE This recoil is strong enough to OLD ENOUGH FOR SOUND JUDGMENT tear a chromosome the threadlike object that governs heredity 2482 Washington Blvd (Paid Political Advertisement) Such a rent can change hereditary characters Dial 8559 Pre-Scho- pre-scho- I use-orato- - j Boy den Assails te 'Heavy' Taxes self-relia- nt ol Pre-scho- ol ol cube-shape- time-honor- ed UN Completes Agenda Work J 50-ite- m WILSON CONGRESS 111 Aug 28 (UP)--Fi- res which destroyed Farmer Charley Willey's homo and barns recently have broken out in his new home but the state fire mar shal said late today that the fires no longer are a mystery "The fires were set by an arson ist" he said "We know who set them and are trying to get evi dence that will stand up in court" John Craig state fire marshal made the announcement at his Springfield 111 office shortly after it was disclosed that five fires broke out yesterday at Willey's new home Craig said that Willey and his wife Lulu were in the clear" and not involved in the arson Began August 7 The fires DOgan Aug 7 bursting from the wallpaper of Willey's farm house and the walls of his barns A series of more than 200 fires of mysterious origin were reported Finally the farm house burned down Aug 14 The next day a barn burned down The sec ond barn burned down Aug 19 and the Willeys packed up and moved They said the first fire in their new home broke out about 1 pm yesterday "It started in a kitchen cupboard while I was canning tomatoes" Mrs Willey said Craig said that Deputy Fire Marshal John Burgard had estab lished definitely that the fires were the work of an arsonist Burgard set a trap for the firebug and thus learned the arsonist s identity l raig said Refuses Lie Test The arsonist refused to take a lie detector test when questioned he said Burgard said he planned to call in the state bureau of criminal in vestigation The Willey's new hoe is located on the farm of Jim Thompson four miles from their own farm Burgard went to the house to investigate after the first fire was reported "While I was standing there talking to Willey" Burgard said "I smelled smoke I ran inside and there were two fires burning in the wallpaper and the kitchen and a bedroom" He and Willey put out all of the fires quickly The Willeys said they were very "jittery" because the fires still plagued them Cant Figure it Out "I'm upset about it all" Mrs Willey said "I just can't figure it out" The Willeys said that fires shot out of the yesterday's wall "like lighted gas out of a blow torch" Experts had branded the original fires as the work of arsonists but had not been able to determine the arsonist s identity When the fires destroyed Willey's home he and his wife moved into a tent in the yard Then 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