Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 150, Decatur, Adams County, 26 June 1947 — Page 6

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Parade TZewidt at “.Mam'selle” “.My Adobe Hacienda” "Across The Aliev From The Alamo" "That's My Desire” 'Chi-Baba Chi-Baba” “Ivy" “Anniversary Song" "Jack. .lack, .lack" “A Sunday Kind Os Love" "Time After Time ’ "Stella By Starlight” “As Long As l*m Dreaming" “Alter Graduation Day" "U hen You Were Sweet Sixteen" "April Showers" “Tallahassee' “It’s The Same Old Dream" “I'll Close My Eyes" “How Are Thigns In Glocca Morra" "Guilty" “Je Vous Aime” “Whiffenpoof Song" "Cecilia" , “Ain’lcha Ever Cornin’ Back" "Ask Anyone Who Known" “Blowing Bubble Gum" "Can You Look Me In The Eyes" "Church In The Valley" "Come To The Mardi liras" "Dreams Are A Dime A Dozen" “The House I Live In” “Hearthreakin'" “I Wish I Didn't Love You So" “I Won't Be Home Anymore When You Call" “Lolita Lopez.” "Ixive In Bloom" “Mistnlighi Serenade" "My Best To You" “My Y oung Foolish Heart" “Old Devil Moon" • "Say No More” "There's That Lonely Feeling Again” “Things Are No Different Now” “Tomorrow" "Too Marvelous For Words” “Mould You Believe Me” “All Os Me” “My Heart Is A Hobo” “Meadow land” “Dream. Dream. Dream” “I’m Afraid To Love You” “M hat Am I Gonna Do About You" “Baia" "Midnight Masquerade” "T he Egg & I" "No Greater Love”

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Polio Rarely Hits Backward Peoples Epidemics Are Rare In Chinese Cities I Chicago. June 26 (I’P)— Epidemics or Infantile i»araly*ls occur most frequently in countries with high standards <>f sanitation. tin article In the American medical association’* journal raid today. Dr. Albert It Sabin. Cincinnati, the author, pointed out that epidemics have occurred in such cities <ih Ney York. Chicago. Minneapolis. I .oh Angeles and Denver, while only rare, sporadic cases occur In t’hlnese cities such uh Peiping, Tientsin and Shanghai. In 1945, Sabin raid, there were 246 cases of poliomyelitis and 52 deaths amoung I'. S. troops *’*•■ toned in the Philippines. Since tlie end of tlie war. he said. the dltteaee ha* been one of the chief causae of death among troop* stationed there. “ \nd yet,” Sabin *aid. “check* of the *u rounding native population revealed no outbreak* of poliomyelitis.” Sabin *aid that poliomyelitis became an epidemic!) disease only about 50 year* ago When It first appeared in large citie*, he aaid. about so t < 90 pert ent of all case* wa* confined to ehildrei. under five. In recent year* in certain American. Swedish and Australian cities where the dlaeaee occur* frequently. he said, the age incidence ha* changed so that many children become paralysed in the five to nine year age group In many parts of the I'nited States, Sabin said. "25 to 33 percent of all paral.vz.ed patients are now in the 10 to 19 year age group.” Sabin said that a* a means of preventing the spread of the disease, parent* should have the right to decide for themselves whether their children should attend school du: Ing outbreaks of poliomyelitis. He said the spraying of DDT from planes after an epidemic has broken out in a town was of "doubtful value." o — Grocer Sentenced On Charge Os Arson North Vernon. Ind., June 26. — (UP I- John Lunsford, 47. began a one to 10-year sentence In Michigan City state prison today after pleading guilty to a charge of arson. ATHLETES FOOT ITCH NOT HARD TO KILL. IN ONE HOUR, If not phaied. your 35c bock at any drug (tore. TE-OL. a STRONG JunuCid-- contains SO'- alcohol. FC PENCT RATES. Reaches MORE nrni tn KILL th. itch.

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Lunstotd. a grocer, admitted starting a fire at Paris Crossing on the night of June 16 in order to destroy hi* stock, valued at 14(10. to collect )2.00W In Insurance. The fire destroyed the Masonic building, a two-story residence and a garage, for a loss estimated at *30,000. 0 Thurman Porter Dies At Home In Muncie Thurman Porter, Muncie druggist who spent hl* laiyhood near South Salem, died Wednesday of a heart attack at his home. He was n member of the Masonic lodge ami tlie Order of Eastern Siar. Survivor* include the wife, Letta Gates Po ter; one daughter; one granddaughter; a sister. Mrs. O. L. Brcntlinger of near Warsaw; a niece, Mr*. Fred Chronister and a cousin. Giles V. Porter. both of Decatur. Funeral service* will be held at 3 pin. Friday at the Parsons funeral home in Muncie, with burial at Muncie. Mr. and Mrs. Chronister and daughter, Lois. Mi and Mrs. Po ter and Mrs. O. L. Vance will attend the services. o— — —— Local Doctor Named To Medical Academy Dr Hen Duke of this city today received notification that he had been elected to the academy of ofo laryngology ami opthalnol- < gy. an international honorary society of medical specialists. There are 10 other members of 'he academy in Indiana. The local doctor .will receive his membership In the division | of eye. ear, nose ami throat spe-1 cialists. There are several other divisions of the organization, hut the members must specialize in some phase of medicine. Q . Automobile Insurance — Kenneth Kun von, K. of C. Bldg. 15013 caps, LIDS and Rubbers vl vV|| INSURE C U ! Canning Success I — when you follow ■ j I [ inUructions in the Ball T | Blue Book. Buy one at yj your grocer's or send 104 with name and I address to: •AU UOTWfRS COMPANY I Mvncif, Indiana Ideal For Business Offices and Homes! • Let a Mosier protect your record* and cash from fire and burglary. • We repair burglarized safes of all types. { We are exclusive agents / Call or write KOEHLINGER BROS. SUPPLY CO. » < 425 E. Washington Blvd. Fort Wayne. Ind. Phone A-74M

Plaintiff Asks For Dismissal Os Suit The damage suit of the Auto Owners Insurance company against Harold Feaael. on file in the Adam* circuit court, has been dismissed ut the request of the p'uintiff. subject to approval of the court. O ■ Real Estate Transfers Elmer luniger etux to Wllllatn Nussbaum, inlot 453 in Berne. Noah N. Schrock etux to Henry Ntwsbaum etux, * aciea in Monroe Twp. Gettys Parmer to Sylvia Parmer, inlot 2 in Decatur. Lase Grimm etux to Charley D. Barker etux. Inlot 78 in Decatur. George Tapp etux to Allen W. Hamilton etux. 101 acres in Wabash Twp. Hazel Aeschliman etvlr to Albert L. Studler. part out lot 78 in Decatur. Fred A. Schelman e’.ux to Roy Chllcote etux. inlot 914 in Decatur. Horace E. Baxter etux* to Anna J. Nesswald. 65.52 acre* in Union

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Ttrp. Anna J .Nesswald to Horace E Baxter etux. 65.52 acre* In Union Twp. Everelt P. Sheet* elux to Maik D. Col< hln etux. inlnt 4 In Decatur. McMillen Homo Bldg. Corp, to Kenneth J. Wittwer etux. Inlot 43 In Decatur. Helen K. Wemhoff etal to George E. Wemhoff, Inlol 123 A- N. pt. 122 In Deiatur. Helen K. Wemhoff Gdn. to George E. Wemhoff. inlot 123 * N. pt. 122 In Decatur 11,166.67. Mi Millen Home Bldg. Corp, to Lester L. Strnhm etux. inlot 14 in Decatur. llemy B. Heller etux to Salvador 11. Jauregui. Inlot 997 in Decatur. David Dubach etux to Rufus Nilsebatim etux, inlot 170 tn Berne. Harold Shoaf etux to Robert A Light etux, 10 acres In St. Mary's Twp. Robert W. Brown etux to Walter S. Bollinger etux. part inlot 7 in Decatur. Robert A. Light etux. to Harold Shoaf etux. 7.3 acres Ln St. Mary's Twp. Samuel E Whit right etux to Harold E. Warthman etux. 1 at rex in Root Twp.

Phillip Zoercher Dies At Indianapolis Home i Indianapolis. June 26 —(UP) Phillip Zoercher. 80. a prominent public servant for 50 year*, died yesterday at his home He wa* a member of the Indiana board of tax comnilssloner* for 24 years, and also served as a state representative. state senator and postmaster during hls long public ca eer. ■I, i i ii ■■ ■■■—i REDOUBLE EFFORTS «< oHllnarS iron* i°n«r II hl* effort tA get more money and fewer restrictions for hi* department's "Voice of America” foreign broadcasts. Leader* of the senate appropriations committee cold-shoulders I Marshall's plea for an additional *3.000,000 for the broadcasts. Marshall Plan—Sen. Fulbright. D.. Ark., raid he Is suspicious of the motives that prompted P.ussla to Join Britain and France to discuss the Marshall plan for European rehabilitation. He expressed th«- opinion that tl.» Soviets’ real purpose might be to sabotage the parley through de'aying tactics.

THURSDAY, JUNE 26,

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