Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 113, Decatur, Adams County, 13 May 1946 — Page 2

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Urges Young Women To Study Nursing Anderson. Ind.. May 13 "The need tut nurses Is steadily liicreaatug" dei la ed Sister .Miriam Do lores, Sllpirinti'lldi'llt of UUISH r <M Hi John’* Hl< key Memorial Huepilot hl all appeal to young women |to enter the nursing profession. The appeal marked the observance lof Florence Nightingale's birth day. Sunday, by the School of Nut-lng of the Anderson hospital. •‘The profession is entering upon a new and important phase of Its development." lie speaker HA id till war expel letl< es have greatly • nl.irsed the theatre of the nurse* I activities ai home and abroad," she continued. i Decatur young women who are enrolled in the school are Miss : Helen Kintz, daughter ot .Mr. and ; Miw John A Kintz, ami .Miss Mary Jo Kriek. daughter of .Mr. and .Mrs, Robert 11. Krkk ~~ - o Albert Beveridge, Jr., Winner Os Nomination Imlian.ipi'lis. Ma ylJit’l’l - Alb.'M I 11* vi idge. Jr . son of the late Sen Albert Beveridge, today was the Ri pilhlli in nollllljte to of> pose Hep Ldllls Ludlow. I).. Ind. sot the 11th district congressional ae.lt, (■’’Hnplftrt unofficial I a bulat iotts ..io lievei nltte Indianoyolis newspapeitnan ami radio i-ommentalor. .’o.GII viifes, to ll s.'.o (or Mie f’et:t \o.rl-. Ilia nearest competi- ■ i In a field of seven. Lmllow swept to an overwheiiitinii victory >ver twu opponents. I'iie veteran b gislafOr received vote. Charles F, Hurtling teceived fins and John K. Lutz 1.037. .

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Warn Parents Avoid Tonsil Operations Vulnerable To Polio In Summer Months New York. May 13 American parents wane warned today by the National Foundation tor Infantile Paralysis to avoid, if possible, the removal of children's tonsils bofore and during the hot Summer months when polkynyaUtis epidemics are most prevalent. The foundation cited results ot a lecent study tn attfiport Its warn mg that July. August and Septemh#r were unfavorable for such op eration« in relation to possible polio Infection. The study, made at the Culver slty of I'tah medical school at the cApense of the foundation's Salt U«ke county chapter, aualyz ed Incldf-nte of Infection among i hlldren fJIX-Ing the !!H3 I'tah polio epidemic In relation to prior tonsillectomies. Results showed that children betW/en three and Ifi years ot age were 2«2 times more vulnerable to polio infection after a recent tonsillectomy than the general child population The group also was discovered to he l« times more vulnerable to a more severe type polio Infection than the av ora®e. It was found that 1.139 tonsillectomies were performed among Vtajfs IM.OOO children while the epidemic was in its ascending phase in July. August and S*-ptem i bi-r of 1943. During this pc tod. 2'il polio cases occurred In the general population, 232 being children In the three ut !*> age gtoup studied. In this latter group. 39 i-a»e« with extensive paralysis occurred. 17 being traced to children who had recently undergone tonsillectomies. The incidence of polio Infei lion among the tonsillectomlzod children was o.KH pi-rcent, against o 152 for rh*- general child population, the study disclosed. Significantly, the pert ent iticidance of mo i* extreme paralysis type ca-ips also wa< o.ln| for the group operated, lompured with 0,025 for the general child population. This was a ratio IS times greater than that lor the child poprlation as a whole hr. John A. Andes son. Ph. 0.. of the University of I'tah medical school, said the study confirms similar findings by other Investigators ami a tact already snspe< ed thiit "acute poliomyelitis occurs more often among recently tonsillettoinized chlidten."

Aviation Enthusiasts To Attend Air Show McComb To Direct Fort Wayne Event With A«* iM-iHtur Aero club fn charge of advance ticket rale* and Robert 'Bob" McCotnh. local airport operator, managing the event. :i large delegation of aviation enthualaats from |ii. city la expected to attend the air ahow it Fort Wayne June 9, xponaored by the Fort Wayne Aenw-lub The ahow. the first of Ha kind, promises to attract a huge crowd, club members assert. Mr McComb. Whose flying ability is well known here, although few high-powered planes were available during the war for his use. was selected by the Fort Wayne club from scores of outstanding airmen to direct the show. Recently he Ims been attempting rehearsals of an “outside loop.”Ayhlch hr plans to present himself as one feature of the Fort Waytie show He lias imported a plane especially for th.purpose. The Decatur club has secured a quantity of adram-e isle tickets for Decatur and surrounding communities* it was announced today by Clark Smith, club presldeat. Tickets will go on sale at various business establishments fr Decatur and Berne, locations to lie announced later. They may be secured also from cluh mem bera or at the local airport. Facilities are being arranged at Smith Field, site of the show next month, to handle the heavy flow of traffic and assure all advance sale ticket purchasers entrance Into the held with little delay. Mr. Smith said that members of the Decatur dub are anxious to promote aviation interest in thia community and until such action la taken, which would qualify local Interest to stage such a show, the Incal club will cooperate with other communities In their activities of this kind. , .0.. — The American Red Cross, tn <o operation with the New York Stale Conservation Department and the U. fi. Foreign ben ice. wjR carry »n x state wide eduratkual forest tire prevention campaign.

Army Is Ordered To Stop Food Wastage Washington, May 11 Il'Pi Army officers have been warned by Hen Dwight l> Eleiiihower. chief of staff, that they will be subject tu cuiirt martial If they al low food to >ia waeted or spoiled. Him HieenhowerN atm n directive. it was disclosed today, went to all army commands shortly lie fore he, left on a tour of Pacific bases. * » He ordered that cldi.gt* be filed against any army officer, who. through negligence, permits the spoilage or waate of government property. While bls order teffjjTlM to government property as a whole. War Department apokeenten said it applied primarily lo food. — Ornamental Light Post Smashed Th!s Morning The first "major iw'iialty" among the big «namenial lamp iMtsis In downtown Deeatur occurred shortly before h» am. today on the went side of North Second near Marshall street. Clarence Roop. 31. driver for H F Teeple trucking cnmp.itiy of Deiatur, said a depies-loti In the lavement n*-ai the cutlj, tilted his big semi-trailer truck Imo the |mst The post snap pel atiout thiei leet from its base and fell with a reaoiindlng trash, splintering the upper portion of tj&- olumn, Iw.tb globes, bulbs and ornamentul cross arms The truck was nyt damaged Otflier Adilin t'offei and Sephus Meli lit inviwtlgah-d. o — Trade ni a Good Town — Decatur

/Ireyou really one ofthe best drivers in w, A YOUR COMMUNITY? I - Lit'i be honest, now ... remember, your ou n safety and that of your fami’y depend on the uat sou dun Yfs NO vi» no v»» no r - ] 1. Do you always signal before pl f~| 4. Do you obey traffic lights- Fl f”| I. Do you know and «!»*»• > —l turning or coming to a stop I—' ' —> even when you're in a hurryF I — l I —■ the rules of the med m yew (neveeplay guessing games with community .' (Frankly,now. hart the driver behind you)? Fl (”1 ’• t)o y® u drive in and turn you av<?* looked them up') L-J L—l Rum theproper traffic lane? _ . , . rI r I 2. Do you always come to a ’ Fl Fl 0® y° u kM P l,ert . *—' ' —' full ilop at a stop sign (never l~| I""] 6. Do you rtfuu to drink before driving-keep your mm coast through)? ‘ —> ' —’ driving? (Think, now. before an- traffic? n n 1 0® «i« to a ‘ wen, <J n n ,0 - yau L—> ‘—J break nen though he may Mt f~| 7. Do you drive wit-x extra cau- 1 speed limits - never view t« u« have the right of way? (Remem- >—l LJ tion in fog, rain or snow and on temptation to do a lib« lQ bit, you walk sometimes, too.) wet or icy pavement? altitude flying ’ 10 "YRS” unswe t— An you nail) that gud? P. S. Take another look at your Kore. Would yous ‘ • Ito 10 "YES” answars-GW drirtng. V'e tutd mtn ts )tu: frieo<l * nfe ,he M _ . .. j. . Seriously, don't you wish when you and yous 6to I ”YEI” •ntswers— Fme drinng. \tu mart tmfrntt. (h< |hl( aH could tnK hfully «wwer Y« » Lass then 6 "YES’’«nswers— Pttr driting. Yeu'n headed ftr ten questions? Os course you do-and the next driver inuhle; yesstbl) injur) and urtem financial Itu! <he same way about it. So start today to imprnve' - • 1 —— — ■ - " BMM CHECK YOUR CAR! ■ These are the mechanical features that will bt examined in the Police Traffic Safety Check: BRAKES-bo they need adjustment? How about the hand brake’ ® X LIGHTS-Doany bulbs need replacing? Are headlights properly foe”'-'’ ’ ’ ' W ’ JsSmBImHE Are tail and »top lights in good condition? MMk TltM-Are they all in atfe cotiditioa? (No cuts, Esbtic breaks. eue» WINOSHIILO WIMRI-Do they operate satisfactorily? Do r>»h»lk«P«Wl«S.MyO».rt HORN-Does it operate easily and whea you need it? mMMD wms aovtarwNO coimck n coor. . . t . ~,.n ne defects»F ** taanoN wtm tm mjukxav sarttv council *«o ™e there any other safety items tnat need attention, such as stee nimnmiqnai usociAnoN oe cmws or rowsi rear view mirror, muffler, etc? (Have these checked regularly ) ADAMS COUNTY BOARD OF INSURANCE AGENT A. D. SUTTLES, Pr«n. GLEN NEUENSCH WANDER, V. I‘res. GLEN!* ' HII 0. Remy Bierly Robert Heller Arthur Suttks Walter Bockman Leland Smith t L Bernstein Kenneth Runyon Genn V. Hili Bryson Fetter Leo Whinger Harry Essex (L C Moser I( j e r David Heller Walter Johnson } »

Local High School * On Approved List Retains Approval Os Association The Decatar Junior senior high icliooi lias again been placed on the list of secondary Jk'hoola. approved l>y the North Central asaoc'ation of collegm and secondary schools, prim Ipal W. Guy Drown has been Informed. The approval Is granted by the association upon Instruction and spirit, school plant, sanitation and janitorial service, instrucllonal equipment mid supplies, school library and library service, school records, policies of the board of education, administration of the school and its finani‘al support, preparation of the instiucilonal and supervisory staff, touching load, pupil load and the educational program. The certificate of membership of the local school, which It now holds, remains In force as long as the school is on the approved j‘st. I! Nelson Snider of South Side high si hool at Fort Wayne la president of Hie association ami G. W. Rosenlof of the Uso’rersity of Nebraska at Llndiln. Nebr., is sei reti»d.'. —— I. I- 0 ——— Divorce Case Is Set For Trial May 15 The divorce action of Oscar 11. Vs. dij|e Irone Heller liae been set lor trial before Jndgo J Fred

I Fruchte In Adams circuit court at ' 13V p in. May 15. - - VIZARD AND ESSEX tfaattaesd Fraai rags om> I p. m IbBTl Finance, advertising and other rommltteea are expected to be named Saturday by Mr. Visard

Dr. H. V. DeVor anniHihces opcnlnx of Dental Office 125 E. Monroe St. Phone 1063

Bithiuil ‘PERIODIC Female Weakness Make ;tu feel “A Wreck" an such days? ts rou ruffs* monthly rrsmps with 1 ari-ompstiylng tired, nervous, cranky fvsling* rtus to f'lnrtionsl ' p* rindlr disturbs!)*** — try Lydia i E Dtikhsm's Veg»**bl* Compound to relict* such symptom* Taken I t'nrr.out the month — Pinkhams I Compound helps build up reslsI lance sgs'nst such distrust

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