The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 61, No. 97, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 30, 1953 Page: 3 of 10
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THI CHICKASHA DAILY IXPRISI Toatdey jono SO
THU!
Split In Consumer Protection
Gives FDA Officials Headache
Laxity Draws
Lady's Wrath
r PATTI IIMWIM
WASHINGTON-! NEA'-Aa in.
effectual inspectum h and a ran-
grrMMmal threat In cut I hair bud-
art taa1 all the Pond and Drug
Arimuuatraikm baa la wnrrjr about
at iba moment.
Anuibar headache la Uial run
turner prntertuia la aplit m Iwo:
PDA concerning itself with the
purify nf Uia manufactured prod-
art and the Federal Trada Com-
miasm with pnbrina id advert-
lag and nailing praclirra.
"TbM raauHa la Inefficiencr and
duplieaUnn of persnnttrt fur bntb
FDA and PTC." derlarea Rrpi
Lennar Bullivaa iD-blM.
Far Inalaara. whe Iba aaaia
fake rlaim la aiada la adver-
tising aad alaa an I hr label Iba
ad la eebjert la Iba PTC Art: Iba
labrt v totalise came andrr Iba
Faad aad Drag AdmtaklraUaa.
"Both ahouM be FDA'a baby"
aaya Mrs. Sullivan.
Tba irala lady trgi.Iator eilaa
examples:
"A few yaara aga a clever pro-
moter capitalizing on the na-
tma'a laataa for alcohol and vita-
min pills combined the two: bot-
tled them at a mat nf about II
rents and retailed name fer 3.M.
Or taka chlorophyll which Mrs.
Sullivan admits baa a pleasing
green color. "In spite nf the fact
that acienre hasn't been able to
prove that It deodorizes" she
points out. "almost every prod-
uct taken externally nr internally
advertises the magic Ingredients.
Some important examples of
FDA'a work with labels Include
cases where drug labels are
switched by mistake either a
mix-up with two different drugs
or where half strength products
are labeled double strength.
Most drug work and much of
the cosmetic work fella under
what FDA dubs dangerous com-
modities. ha the event af a budget eat tt'a
easy te see that whlla work an
filthy faad aad eeennmle cheats
will have te suffer. FDA'a prelee-
Uea against Illegal sale af drags
er harmful cosmetics cant be
Recently In cooperation with
Ihe police department In New Or
isons. FDA raulrd a drug store
and runfisraied sme bu.wot liar-
bum sis pills being sold wnbuul
prescriptm.
The problem is klrsiird. Dr
cause of funds FDA must eunline
work to spnl-rtierkmg.
. A new drug racket has ded-
uped in recent years: imiiaitM
d eapriMive drugs which bsh like
he real McCoy but have liitla nr
no nmviiy A typical rase in-
volved tablets wife esimernie
sulietanrf used In alleviate Ihe
symptoms of mwiiause. The
genuine tablet mats te In M rents
so the racketeer could mill make
plemy by seilmg'weak pills cheap-
w. FDA la IftsiefHnirk hi to-
veaUiaUag reparta af dangerana
res at riles.
Touring lto-ir Washington Inbnra-
fainea with Mrs. Sullivan this re-
porter watched Dr. John Draire
chief of I ha eusmrtic leoling
branch put the congresswoman to
work testing lipsurk which can be
harmful. FDA strives Ihe problem
by ktaa-pranfing ralriaia with lip-
alwk and placing them under uh
tra-viirirt lamps. These rabbi ta
also serve to try out home perma-
nent solutions and fancy brauly
prcparalmns.
FDA baa pushed off the market
bubble bath and shampoo prod-
uea which caused eye Injury
They can tell you about a nail
pnlish base supposed to mnnke
polish slay on longer. What H ac-
tually did wag turn nails black
and cause them to drop off.
During the last fiscal year 10
cosmetic products were forced off
the market because they were
dangerous.
Rametlmes food fella Bader UHs
dangeraea eategsry faad other
thaa the filthy variety. Wbea H
was noticed that housewives
ptorhed bread to teat freshness
aaaiethlng was thought ap to
make K pinch right.
FDA reveals this something la
polyoxyethylene moons tea rate a
tubs lance whose safety remains
questionable after prolonged inves-
tigation. Rata given the ingredi-
ent have developed bladder atones
and tumors.
Two eases against its use have
been won by FDA; a third Is (tin
pending. This last case Is hold-
ing up enforcement of the soft-
ener tom.
Mrs. gulliraa hopes the time
win rams when the entire faad
drug aad eaamrtle Industry will
devisa an Insignia to ladlcata
that every pradurf ea Ihe market
baa been oompted aad h
pure.
"MhyNa gtv wants to know
"should airal tp the only ptivl-
Irged rum nudity marked Usm
sprrted Ihe guarantee that I
meets giivernnient requiremenu?1
Godfrey Leaves
Hospital May
Resume Shows
l.KtSHl'IIG. Vs. I - Arthur
Godfrey settled down no hie ex-
pansive Northern Virginia estate
bslay to live the life of a rountry
quire he awhile.
The 4tkv ear-old entertainer flew
-re suddenly yesterday after
rherhing nut unnotired from the
Riubm hospital In whtrb he
been resting smr a serious hip
operalsai May Ik
In his prlvnte plane pikrird by
Frank l.avigna Godfrey pid down
al leeshurg Airport just before
nightfall and immediately went to
his nearby IW-acre estate. Beacon
Hill Farm.
' Resume Itraarirasta
He'll take it easy for awhile but
late to July nr early August prob-
ably will resume hia radio broad-
casts and perhaps his television
shows.
He was whisked away from Bos-
ton's Massachusetts Hospital
quickly yesterday that many hos-
pital officials were unaware of hia
departure.
'Mr. Godfrey was Just duu
charged. paid hia hill and fen"
said one hospital official.
A second operation on his left
hip has been postponed Indefinite-
ly. The red-haired radio and TV
alar broke his hips B years ago
in an automobile accident. They
have pained him ever since.
Eden Recovering
NEWPORT R T liPt Rritiah
Foreign Secret aiy AiUh.- --n
and hia wife settled on a private
estate facing Newport harbor to-
day hopeful of a quiet convales-
cence from hia recent operation.
Tho M-year-old diplomat appear-
ing much healthier than on hia
arrival from England Ity weeks
ago left the New England Bap-
tist Hoaptial in Boston yesterday.
Ha underwent an operation June
10 to clear a bile duct obstruction.
OCTXxEBZGEa
to V
k Amoy
nobie how giupide i
he eM them to mony kb era
Big 3 Shapes
July Meeting
WASHINGTON A wide-
ranging Htg Three foreign minis-
ters confluence a pi -rant to lie
shaping up tor some time In mid-
July. Although billed as an Informal
session there la every prospect
critical mid war decisions may
result from this Amertcan-Bntish-Freneb
meeting.
Far Eastern problems especial
ly the wars in Korea and Indo-
china undoubtedly will dominate
Ihe agenda.
Egyptian Quarrel
Rut Informed nffiriala said to-
day such troublesome questions
as Germany's future the British'
Egyptian quarrel and Nnrlh At'
Unite defense problems umtoubt
edly will be reviewed also.
The first inkling that a foreign
minister1! meeting was being
planned ram yesterday when the
acting Hrilish Prime Minister
Rirhard A. Hutler told the House
of Commons Britain had suggested
such a get-together.
Butler laid it was necessary to
discuss urgent problems and to
"maintain the impetus given to
our foreign policy by the plans
tor laler meeting between Prime
Minister Churchill President Eis-
enhower and French Premier
Joseph Laniel at Bermuda.
Tlie State Department some-
what surprised that Butler talked
Hlblirly about the plana disclosed
hat Secretary Dulles baa agreed
to the suggestion that he meet
here with Lord Salisbury acting
British foreign secretory.
France has been notified with
the idea that the French would
send Georges Bidault the new
French foreign minister.
State Department official. while
publicly expressing the view that
the conference would be "very
useful" appeared privately to have
aome reservations.
One reason was an Inevitable
French request for more U. 8. aid i
to fight Communist-led guerrillas
in Indochina.
Full-Scale Tryout
On Polio Epidemic
htt'tNTGDMF.nV. AU tR-Vaarg drtine ordered
d weary uial-aad-ee'. Mi.ii - -
that east miliums of dollars get
the first toll-wale tryout bene ho
day ui a history-making effort m
save a atru-kea my from a prim
epidemic.
Tho first of mors thaa NAri
youngsters srhrduM to ha toon
lated with prtkM'esi.iMg gamma
gbrintltn during the nest four dais
Inxqwd to Mlrrtina stations with
annuls parents this morning.
The natkai'g pritu fighter hope
this unprecedented mass Morula-
turn will mri wily stop the fierce
ouilweak hut will also sound the
death knell to future unchecked
ravages of crippling infantile pa-
rariysw viruses.
Rrarre Rerum
The Nalumal Foundation hw In-
fantile Paralysis has shilled in
M gallons of the scarce (MS serum
together with M.ena hyslrrmir
needles. ISA syringe and storks
nf other equipment.
The communily hsrlf frighlrne.1
by the daily elimh to hi polio rases
i tackling the huge inonilalUHi
Job on a volunteer Imsis unparal-
leled In Ilia rdy's history.
The gumma gliriailin rim-wiT give
permanent immunity. But expert
think Ihe month of pndertum II
doe provide will halt the pending
epidemic through the worst nf the
hot wenlher "polio season."
At 1A inoculating stations him
dred of volunteer helird bijjav
In Ihe task of dressing and un-
dressing thousands of bahtea and
small children.
Medical staffs at nearby Mag-
well and Gunter Air Force Bases
aided dnrtnra her in the emer-
gency. And the county health
hoard at Columbus. (in. M miles
distant has nffrted to help.
Strang Defense
The national foundation Is ptek-
ing up moat of the estimated mil-linn-doltor
bill.
Cautinui rexearrhera were build-
ing up a strong defense line in
ease their attark is unsuccessful.
Lee Schmid director nf terfani-
cal equipment tor the polio toun- 'j
ho Atlanta head-
quarters on a II hour standby
basis hi ruk W addiiumal Iran
hours rocking km and other Me-
sas tua sUimtrnt if I ha uullirvek
ci ml notes unchecked
Docuw doa'l esiMi a sudden
drop M Ihe eramiy's pnlla rale
because it lakes about a week tor
Ihe pilsKCaMWi bbaal deriva-
tive to build up tnspirur immu-
nity la a week however they
expert shtwl an H pc
rrease
Soviet Preii Claims
Oil Output Increases
MrtMYIW lA.. The toilet turns
Iiuinsicd inlay that ml output M
toe u vateta lial I iritis lurrm.
in graimliy.
hiewaMtprs reported that nut.
pul M the Bashkina field hod In-
creaed SI A prr rent the first hall
if IMS (i rmtqiared With pnalue.
that iq the note pi mi hog U)
north.
Haahkina Is one nf Ihe Sovirl
LWt laigest ml iwalurtm re
Warning Ta Ike
fl-EVEI-AND iJh A Towiwend
Plan leader says IVranbuil hou
houer's pm will lie a stoat one
If he doesn't keep his pledge to
"re-examine and extend" social
security. Ihriint Townsend vsv
piesidrnl of tha plan b.iit by
hi father I Fiafu-ts I TWh-
end made Ihe St-tniui.i I -I
mg lit hrl.ua 1 110 tie lr gates hi
Hie giuup'a IStfe hall.aisl navro.
to-n. .
WaGtva BA II Cirvea biamp
l' ivt r i t t i- a
I'haaA eaAe "'-. -'
Jhmmmnuuam
Formal Opening Of
McWHORTER
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Grocery and Market
In A New Location At
802 Chickasha Phone 1861
Complete Line Of Meats And
Staple Items
PLENTY FREE PARKING
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Dreaa and Casual Shoot for Summer and year 'round wear. These notionally '
famoug brands in tha vary latett new stylet. All colon and heal heights.
Complete range of lists. All of those thoei are from our. best groups.
5.95 and 6.95 Valuesf Now 4.85
7.95 and 8.95 Values Now 5.85
10.95 Values Now 7.85
12.95 and 13.95 Values Now . . . . 8.85
Rhythm Steps
Tweed ies
Naturalizers
Foot Flairs
ONE GROUP LADIES' SHOES c
Odd nd ends from Tweadio Naturaliiera Rhythm Step. West- . r
port and Cobbler. Dross and caiual styles. Not all tixos in all
tyloi broken loti. Value to 12.95 nly
Sleek end smart . . . low and lithe . . . clean in every line . . .
thats the especial loqk of this incomparable BEAUTY
.In every sleek low line . . . every fashion feature . . . every
facet of design . . . here truly is incomparable STYLE
In every fitting and appointment . . . every smart curve
and contour . . . every detail of form and color . a
- this truly is incomparable FASHION.
dependable
. V-EIGHT AND SIX
YOUVE GOT TO DRIVE IT TO BELIEVE IT
JULY CLEARANCE
' Men's Summer Shoes
9.95 Values Now ;....... . 7.85
12.95 Values Now 9.85
18.95 Values Now 14.85
ONE GROUP MEN'S SHOES
Odds and ends from Twaedle Naturollsan Rhythm Stop
Westport and Cobbler. Drosh and casual stylos. Not oil sixoa
in oil styles broken lota. Volute to 12.95 only
Nunn-Bush Edgorton nnd Lu-
coy Summer Shoos in perfo-
rated styles nylon moih and
brawn and white two-tone I.
All lizos.
One Group Children' Play
SANDALS
Vahoi to 93.95
Famous Walt
Disney Sondob
And Other.
All aisoa i
c alert.
Reduced
Welt
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Group Children's Dress ALL SUMMER
SANDALS PURSES
Value fa $5.95
Rad Whit aad Block
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Evans, George H. The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 61, No. 97, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 30, 1953, newspaper, June 30, 1953; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1893663/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.