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W«dn«*day, April 3,1974

Banner-Graphic, Graancattla, Indiana

Page 13

Redeye

By Gordon Bess Buz Sawyer

By Roy Crane

I THINK TVS R6URkP OUT WHV J'M FLUNKING ARITHMETIC

Hi and Lois

/ VOU BELIEVE IN CONSERVING OUR \ NATURAL A RESOURCES ?

CERTAINLY

By Mort Walker & Dik Browne

SEE? ITOLP YOU IT WAS OKAY TO SHARE my bathwater y

I'M TIMOTHY B. FARRAH OF LONPON, MR. FITZROY.

A COIN PEALERj YOU HAVE SOME TRULY RARE ones. ^jMR. FARRAB.

Not a coin pealer, sir. A BARRISTER. I REPRESENT A CLIENT WHO IS BREAKING UP A PISTINGUISHEP COLLECTION.

Blondie

THE DEPOSED RULER OF A MIP-EASTERN COUNTRY WHO PREFERS TO REMAIN ANONYMOUS. HE MUST RAISE A HALF A MILLION uvyuufirva vcrsi HOW SECRETIVELY. M'Ni FASCINATING!

By Dean Young and Jim Raymond

WHO'S BOSS VO V around here? I’VE GOT A COMPLAINT/

Beetle Bailey

By Mort Walker Barney Google and Snuffy Smith

By Fred Lass well

THIN*. 1 WNAT WOULD YOU REALLY REAllY LIKE?/

WORRY CLINIC George W. Crane, PhD., M.D.

Note the vagueness of Kotulak’s claim that a cancer patient's “life probably eould have been saved" if she hadn't been treated via vitamins and diet. See how many medics will crawfish if you challenge them to wager $10,000 on their own cure of cancer! CASE Z-593: Ronald Kotulak is a talented science editor of the Chicago Tribune But even he succumbs to the fallacy of 'Kowtowing to Supposed Kings." For he often seems to accept the statement ol physicians at face value, without using his own analytical brain to refute them Kotulak recently ran a front page Tribune attack on quacks in cancer treatment, alleging that advocates of special diets and even Dr. Ivy's Carcalon (formerly named Krebiozen). are what cause the high cancer death rate. But bluntly ask your local physicians why 1.000 Americans die EVERY DAY. even in spite of our best hospital surgery. X-ray and cobalt treatments! That means almost 365.000 are killed every year in the U. S. A. by cancer, even after they have often squandered $10,000 to $25,000 on lutile hospital surgery. Xray and cobalt. As a member of the American Medical Association myself. I have great respect for scientific medicine. But I am not an abject slave who kowtows to pontitieation by either the A. M. A. or other scientists unless their data gibe with logic! "Oh. the reason so many die of cancer." is the stock A. M A reply, "is that patients don t come to us soon enough."

There is some logic to that. But many patients who do get regular medical checkups and have their first signs of cancer quickly diagnosed, then die DESPITE Ol'K BEST H0SP IT A L M E D 1 C A L THERAPY. So it affronts my scientific training to see the A. M A. attack chiropractors and dieticians as it the latter were nincompoops! And it further irritates me to see the glib manner in w hich newspaper columnists pander to the M. D by routinely urging that all health problem eases "Consult your physician at once!' Physicians are not Solomons, even in their ow n realm And thousands ol them are w hat we call "hook doc-

tors'' or braintrusters, who don't use the simple common sense methods before urging costly surgery. Moreover, the A. M. A., plus the Food and Drug Administration, have slandered and libeled the greatest living medical scientist in the world, namely. Dr. Andrew C. Ivy. The recent Science Digest, which counted the references in 2.000 scientific journals for 5 years, found that Dr. Ivy ranked FIRST

among all living men of science. Yet Kotulak lists Dr. Ivy s use of the Carcalon treatment as mere quackery! But the State Legislature of Illinois vindicated Dr. Ivy thereon and slapped the w rists of the A. M. A. And in the famous 9month Chicago trial. Dr Ivy was fully vindicated and the FDA completely humiliated. For the FDA had accused Dr. Ivy of "deceit and fraud" in his use of horse blood extract to replenish the cancer victim's reduced immunity. But on the w itness stand, when sworn to tell the truth, the EDA doctors then lamely admitted that they had written false letters on their M. D. stationery actually telling bald-faced lies against Carcalon. Now, to avoid being indicted for perjury, they confessed their lies, saying they had not even penned those letters but the EDA had written them, asking the medics to sign them! Yet the EDA had the gall to accuse Dr. Ivy of "deceit and quackery." Furthermore, the A. M. A. charge that Carcalon was nothing but mineral oil, has long been disproved by leading scientists, yet Kotulak continuestoparrotthat A. M. A. falsehood.

Police Stage Drug Raid In Terre Haute TERRE HAUTE£ lnd.(APl— Police staged a massive drug raid early today as they sought to serve warrants naming 131 persons. An early report from police listed 74 arrests. Officials said 20 were on the Indiana State University campus. Charges included sale and possession of dangerous drugs and visiting a common nuisance. About 60 policemen conducted the raids, climaxing a one-year investigation. Vigo Circuit Court issued warrants for 81 arrests. charging 80 with sale of drugs. The others accused were named in City Court warrants. Bonds ranging from 5500 to $10,000 were set as those arrested were booked and taken to jail. Police Chief James Swift and Prosecutor Ralph Berry said it was the most comprehensive investigation in the city’s history. Forty-eight juveniles have been arrested at area schools in the last three weeks for drug violations. In February 1973 42 persons were arrested in a drug raid.

Moose Lodge FAMILY NIGHT Friday, April 5 Pitch-In Dinner 6:30 Keg of Beer

Every Thursday Night Is . SPAGHETTI NITE at OLD NATIONAL TRAIL HOUSE 1-70 at 231, Cloverdale

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The Lots Show-8-10-Movie “Situation HopelessBut Not Serious" (BW)

Wednesday

12:00 2-8-10 Newi 4 Chuckwagon Theatre

1230 2-6 Three On A March Plan Set To Combat Pollution INDIANAPOLIS (AP>—A plan to combat pollution in Indianapolis and Marion County has been forged by city, state and federal authorities after months of negotiations. The plan now calls for testing of vehicle emissions and recovery of gasoline fumes from underground tanks at service stations. Much of the proposal was ironed by aides to Mayor Richard G. Lugar and representatives of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The EPA originally proposed an eight-point plan, including a $2 a day tax for autos parking in commercial parking lots and garages. The other six points have been discarded. Under the new agreement, the auto emission test would be given with the state’s vehicle safety inspection starting July 1, 1975. Stanley Stern, an aide to the mayor, said all autos and pickup trucks in the county would be tested and any not passing probably could be brought into compliance with a simple tuneup. The fume recovery devices to take vapors out of service station tanks as they are filled with gasoline would have to be installed by March I, 1976. This final plan will be printed soon in the Federal Register and has been signed by Russell Train, EPA administrator. The EPA also will continue to monitor hydrocarbons in the air. If the level is lower than in previous tests, one of the two points may be dropped. However, Stern said if the EPA uses summer hydrocarbon readings as a reason for making the agreed plan more strict, the city would take the agency to court. Otherwise, the city “can live with the plarf,” he said.

8-10 As Th« World T urns 13 lot's Make A Deal 1:00 2-6 Days at Our livot 4 Movio "Tho Lost Wagon" 8-1 OGuiding light 13 Newlywed Gamo 1:30 2-6 Doctors 8-10 Edge o( Night 13 Girl In My Life 2:00 2-6 Another World 8-10 Price Is Right 13 General Hospital 2:30 2-6 How To Survive A Marriage 8-10 Match Gamo 13 One Life To live 3:00 2-6 Somerset 4 Brody Bunch 8-10Tartlatolos 13 love, American Style 3:30 2 Gilligan's Island 4 Flintstones 6 Mike Douglas 8 Movio "lust For Gold" (BW) 10 Merv Griffin 13 Four Children 4:00 2 Big Valley

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT Estate No. 74-31 Notice is hereby given that Lillie Wilson was on the 29th day of March, 1974, appointed administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Shirley Wilson, deceased All persons haveing claims against said estate whether or not now due, must file the some in said court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or soifl claims will be forever barred. Doted at Greencostle, Indiana, this 29th day of March, 1974 Ennis E. Mosten Clerk of the Putnom Circuit Court Lyon & Boyd Attorneys April 3-10-17-3T STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF PUTNAM ss: IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT 1974 TERM IN THE MATTER OF ESTATE OF KEITH ROBERTS, DECEASED Estate No 73-59 NOTICE TO AUPERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF KEITH ROBERTS In the matter of the Estate of Keith Roberts, deceased No. Est. 73-59 Notice is hereby given that Otis R. Matthews as administrator of the above named estate, has presented and filed his final account in final settlement of said estate, and that the some will come up for the examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the 1st of Moy, 1974, at which time oil persons interested in said estate ore required to appear in said court and show couse, if any there be, why said account should not be approved And the heirs of said decedent and all others interested ore also required to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. Otis R. Matthews Personal Representative Ennis E. Mosten Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court Attorney for Estate William t. McClellan April 3-10-2T

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