Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 275, Decatur, Adams County, 21 November 1946 — Page 2

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Brutalities Os Nazi Physicians Revealed Medical Journal In Brutal Revelations Chicago. Not. 21 — (UP) — Nasi physicians triad to trans plant human leg* and subjected Inßoceat victim* to •tarillaiutc dose* of X-ray*, the Journal of the American medical association reported today. An article on the brutalities of Nazi doctor* declared some of the experiment* were sadistic and were performed by pseudo-sclent--Ist* and untrained personnel without adequate reason. Twenty three Nazi physician* will go on trial Dec. 5 at Nuernberg. Germany, charged with the crime of having conducted experiment* on human beings reaulting In innutnberable death*. The A. M. A. article wax baaed upon a report by Dr. A. C. ivy. vice-president of the University of Illinois. who had been picked to represent the association in an investigation of these act*. An attempt wa* made by the Nazi physician* to Increase the rate of reproduction of the German people through multiple ovulaPsi lota Xi Rummage Sale Friday Aft . Nov 22 from 1 p. m Saturday from 10 a. m. to 4 P- mOpposite Court House ou So. -nd New Fortney Shoe Repair Bldg. BACKACHE, LEG PAINS MAY BE DANGER SIGN Os Tired Kidney* ts bsrkarh* and kg pain* ar* making rm miwrable.don't ju»t mmnlain aad du nothin* ■bout them. Nature tray be warning you that your kidney. need attention. Thekidney»areNature'»cM*(way<rfUkiag i •xeaae acids and peiaonou. waste out of tn* , bk«t. They help m«t people pass about * Pl ?f*miles of kidney tube* and filter* don't work wed. ps-teon-u* waste matter stars in th* Mood. These poieons may sUrt nacgin* backarh. >. rheumatic pains, h-g pains, loss of pep «n<l energy, retting up nights. sweßtaft pufflnea* under! he eye«. headaehea and dintBeta. Freuumt or Manly passage* with smart. f*irandb*irninu* ,, metir.'.es-howsth« rets some thing wrong with your kidneys or Uadder. Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doan's Fills, a stimulant diuretie. used rressfuhy tn millions for over 40 years, lama's give happy relief and will lielp the IS miles of kidney tubes Hush out ixusonoua waste f tree the bbwd. Get I-oan'a Pilis.

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Hon and conception, the report nald. "Indecencies characterized these experiment*,” the article said. "Studies were made to ascertain how a population could he start I lied without their knowledge, no that the sterilization would be accomplished without the ifhcl becoming available for propaganda by enemies of the Reich. "One meihod under study waa to place the dried Juice of a plant In the food of the population. Another wa* to expose men and women to a castration dose of Xray* while they were filling out government form*. "A third method consisted in injecting the cavity of the uterus with a sterilizing agent during the course of a routine physical examination of the women of the population.” "Attempt* were made to transplant leg* and other organ* which animal experimentation has shown to be Impracticable. In one Instance, a piece of ‘hair-growing skin' *V* transplanted to the nose of a Jewess.” the AMA article said. The lethal effects of poisoned bullets were studied to determine how long after a person wa* shot the disease would become apparent, and how long it would be before he died. The Nazi physicians shortened arms and leg* of human beings by cutting out section* of their bones to see how much bone might be removed without hampering normal moment, the Journal article aald. "Not the slightest good has resulted to mankind from these ex periments,” the article declared. "The basic sciences and medicine languished In Germany during the period of the war more than in any other country.” One series of murders, the article said, wa* done to provide skeletons for a museum. o Trade In a Good Town — DecatU o Your Community Fund deserves your support. Give generously.

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Labor Head Speaks To Presbyterian Men Organized Labor Is Discussion Topic Max Schafer, labor relation* chief of the Central Soya company, wa* the principal speaker st the pre-ThankHgiving dlnuer meeting of the Presbyterian men* club, held last night at the First Presbyterian church here. Forty-five members attended the turkey dinner. Mr. Schafer gave an Interesting history of organized labor In the United State* during the last 40 year*, starting with a short summary of his personal experiences with John L. laswU several years ago when both were connected with the United Mine Workers. Mr. B<;hafer sounded a warning concerning the entrance At Communism Into the leadership of the labor movement and stated that "more religion and Americanism were needed among the leaders.” He closed by giving a brief history of hi* work with Central Soya a* the "middleman” between labor and management and also explained to those present the system of cost of living wage Increase adopted recently by the Decatur concern. Dr. Fred Patternon led the singing and John Halterman, president of the men's club, presided at the meeting following the dinner. He introduced Clarence Zlner, program chairman, who presented Mr. Schafer. Q — Illinois School Damaged By Fire McLeansboro. 111, Nov. 21—(UP) — Some 4"0 student* got an unscheduled holiday when a fire broke out early today it the McLeansboro towrmhip high school, causing damage estimated at about 15,000. The blaze was confined to three j room* In the southeast corner of the building. No one was In the building when the fire, of undetermined origin, started. School official* said classes probably would he dierun,ed until a week from Monday. 0 Hearing Conducted By Beverage Board The Adams county alcoholic beverage commission, meeting at the I county courthouse late Wednesday afternoon, heard the application of the Blackstone Case here for a renewal of its three way (leverage license. No objectors appeared. Wheeler C. Davis, newly assigned state member of the board, wa* present at the meetling.

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National Guard To Use Camp Atterbury Indianapolis. Nov. 21—(UP)— Camp Atterbury, abandoned by the federal government, today wa* designated a permanent training center for the Indiana National Guard. Adj. Gen. Ben H. Watt aald the guard received formal right <»fentry from the army englneera In Washington. He added the state organization would establish headquarter* at Atterbury within two or three week*. Negotiations were still underway to establish headquarters and training grounds at Atterbury for Ohio National Guardsmen. FEDERAL (Continual Prom Pag* On*) Ist ration estimated the cost of that strike at 12,000.000,000. exclusive of lost wages. The walkout of the 400.000 bituminous miners apparently was fully effective, and shut down the 2.250 UMW-organlsed mine*. In addition, thousand* of Pennsylvania hard coal miners stopped work In sympathy. In compliance with the ODT order, five major railroad* announced withdrawal from service of 49 trains serving midwestern and gulf states. Further cuts were to be announced before Monday. The Illinois Central railroad said it would lay off 1.550 repairmen In its Memphis, Tenn., and Paducah. Ky. shops. Drastic controls were ordered by the solid fuels administration on coal mined this week, or in transit to consumers. Retailer*

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