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I0l'l'0ll.' Oat. I - (AP)- A new electric shoot machine can start up a heart that quite heat- lwaetawo 0 Iurlwne YI-

po . its tiny currents also can keep a heart heating at a eioady, nor- mal rate. to help a. tired heart. The currents are applied to a lit- tle lump on the heart which is the heart's own paoe-maker oi its heating. -ma Jump or"nodo is the source or natural electrical im- pulses controlled and eocordinatc trig your heart beat I The metal-tipped electrode giv- ing on the shocks can be insert- ed through a vein to reach the heart, and stimulate it artificially.

The artificial pacemaker machine was described to the American College of surgeons by Dr. J. C. Callaghan and Dr. W. a. Bigelow oi the university at Toronto. ,

Used only on animals so !ar.rit maybecome a nowway oisavlnl people when hearts suddenly atop during operations; they said. Sur- geon sometimea can start a heart up again by massaging it, or by in- jecting drugs. The machine might also help people whose heartbeats suddenly go irregular.

The stopped heart or one dog was stimulated to but again and then was kept going in controlled beats for 30 minutes until his own heart took over again. the sur- geons said. The dog recovered without apparent ill aiieota.

The pooe-maker took over auc- cessiully in other dogs whose heart beats had slowed far below normal. The boats touched oil by the electricity are strong enough to maintain normal blood pressure. The boats can be made iaster or slower by varying one frequency or the electrical pulses from the machine. -

The pulses come from a special machine. a thyraimn stimulator. By use of long tubes. the electrode can be pushed through a larite vein to reach the heart. The electrode doesn't have to actually touch the heart's own pace-ma er bump. it works even when the p or the electrode is nearly 3-iths of an inch away from that spot. Drs. Callaghan and Bigelow said.

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Oot. lo-(AP)-Hugh Gaitekell took the oath or cities to- day as Chancellor oi the Exchequer. nomist succeeds Sir staiiord crippa. who resigned because or ill health. Later today Gaitskell was received in audience

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an i Emma Me. story was investigated at the time and was found to B0 10000131011 in fact, but it has been resurrected again by an Am. erican olumnist who writes as fol- lows:

"the believe-it-or-not that top: them all is the one about Charles Ooghlan." said Eugene Burr who arlutos the theatre pieces tor Play-

"Oharles who?" I asked.

"voehlan." said Burr. "the actor who used to play opposite Lily Lunch"! hack in the last century. When he was 50, he bought him. self a farm on Prince Edward Is- land in the Gulf of st. Lawrence and quit the stage for what he thoueht was ior eood. A few years late. however. Forbes-Robertson made him-a very attractive one: to play Mercutlo in e. touring produc- tion oi 'Romeo and Juliet: and while Ooghian hated to leave the island. he couldn't. afford to turn the offer down. In one season he'd earn enough to be able to live coni- iortabiy the rest of his lite.

"When his neighbors came down to the boat to see him oil, the aoior assured them that. come hea- ven or high water. he'd, return when his tour was ended. And he did -- but it took both heaven and high water, and In that under, to arrange it.

"Heaven got into the act short- ly alter the tour started -- l.n Gal- veston he suiiered a heart attack and died, and was buried in a com- etory not far from the sea. The high water came a year later. September 8, 1900. when a tidal wave hit Galveston. drowned 6.000 people and washed away a good part of the waterfront, including most oi the coiiins in the ceme- tery.

"Some months after the disaster a fisherman on Prince Edward Is- land went down to the beach one morning to inspect his nets. and round a coffin which had wadied up on the sands.

"On it was a brass plate with the name 'Ohar1es coghlan' -. the actor. with an assist from the Gulf Stream. had made good his prom- ise to return."

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LORDON. Oct. as -(lteut.ersi- The Old Vic Theatre. gleaming with new white paint in the grey Waterloo Med. is almost ready to welcome back the world-famous company which took its name and holdstho rank. if not yet the title, of Brit- ain's national theatre.

The great day of the Old Vic

still are reconditioning the build- ing severely damaged by a German

,. It will have cost nearly si4o.ooo to bring hook to lilo the theatre which began its checkered career

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In 1890 Miss Cons' niece. Lilian Baylis, took over the management and be an a period of 39 yea:-.s' work. y 1923. the Old Vic had produced all Shakespeare's 35 plays. a record ior any single man-

garment. When Lilian Baylis died in 1937. the ioundations of a truly national theatre. opera and ballet had been laid. '

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BANGOR. Me.. Oct. 26 - CAP)- Beloctive service has -a covetoiis (ya on a iourth young major league hurler - Maurice McDermott.

The 22-year-old southpaw, who won seven and lost three for Boston Red sox this year. was told here Tuesday he must report tor a phys- ical Thursday in ?oughkeopeie, N.Y., his home town.

McDermoti:, who had ben barn- storming with Birdie Tcbbetts All Stars. leit promptly for Boston and Poughkeepsie.

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