Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 33, Decatur, Adams County, 8 February 1951 — Page 7

TI|uRSDAY, FEBRUARY 8. 1951

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How !s Radioactivity , J Detected? f ' Jt\ A fOU WON’T NEED AN INSTRUMENT ‘ W TO DETECT RADIOACTIVITY. SPECIALISTS WILL DO IT FOR YOU KZW&Wr | j.j- ■-- T '■ i' WHILE we cannot see. heay, feel, smell, or taste it? ’ presence readily can be detected with Geiger counters and other! ingtrqmenis. However, you won't have to know how to use one of these;'. Instead, you can rely on your local radiological defense team? |pa small, speciallyi trained corps of “meter readers’*—to warn tyoq of I th? presence of lingering radioactivity. You also can count oh them to see' to it that firefighters, rescue workers, and other people Who may have to enter contaminated places do not remain there long to be* injured. i'll? THE RADIOACTIVITY FROM YOUR LUMINOUS | |; WRbT WATCH DIAL CAN BE DETECTED EASILY [ J !-■ ; I Buff: always remember our sunlight comparison. There is usually J whale of a difference between detectable and dangerous amounts radioactivity. The rays and particles from an ordinary, luminciusti hl wrist watch will cause a roar in the earphone's of a Geiger cxnrtl r> fto l ust one example. We must not lose our heads just becmisb is reported as present. ' ■ What About Protecting Yourself (rom Lingering Radioactivity? ' lovi* YOUKtU ro AVOID CONTAMINATION IHVL, tyirn AADIOACTIVC MATtIIAIS i I While attempting to avoid exposure to the Ixnnb'a blast, heat, Iml «ipl»>||ve radioactivity, a ton do what you -ran to keep from .Mb# by t<vh<.a<!iva waste materials, inside a shelter or builttiiij -■ to liOto <n l<> frm fimn this nmir< <• Hut if viilight obit try to grab hold of something to cover yourself with wltril jfou laU to the ground. A-board or some sheets of newspaper mig><t but n lain-<M| vmd.f be U' , >UMt, t« ROW ■s>ietlve dual aw irgtadfopi oft youi body and 4 clothing. When it ■U« to .get up. throw away your covering. 1 • Rrprinfcrf /roni the official U, ff. r/ovcnittiml report. .!> 'HI , i ■ ■ . • . I;.

CAKE OFTHE WEEK

Deposits Insured | NowFor SIO,OOO i ■ I • ' if i Local Bank's Funds I Covered By Insurance T F. Gruliker, president <|r Ibe First Htaif Bank, today announced receipt from the federal dfnpual.l tntmr.inn- .mpm at mil. Wishington, It C of h now uertlfli|te of ' *.>• ' • . - - ■ . . .. .. • ■ ' 1: \ ■<i '- ;

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WHILE THE KREMLIN guards the secret of Whether is the only major naval power increasing its l9attlesh|) London artist! presents his impression of the SoVietski prpbaok? appearance. He pieced together bits of European intelligence to project The supposed battleship of 860 feet overall length, 45,000|toni 000 shaft horse power. With a reputed spi|ed 'sf knots, JtxAvbuld be faster than the U.S.S. lowa class. It i| bimeved! to be of beam btit its comparatively shallow, drafl|of 3>9 feet would facilitate navigation in Baltic and Black seas. Af-m^ientJis estimated to b« -. : B 1 . —a _

membership giving effect to the recent increase in insurance coverage to $l(M)0(k The First State ' Bank lias been a member of FDIC since 1931. ' w Graliker pointed out that this insurance does not cost depositors of the bijnk a single penny The surplus of FDIC which now exceeds |l.3iio,oo(»,ihH>, in addition to all deposit insurance losses and operating expenses of the corpora (ton, has been paid in hy the j i.tibii instiled bank.- of the nation in the form of nnnu.il nssosaniunia . li.is.ml op thcll lollil delioailn, "I'lldei the Itmtlt'iwhip id Ila.l »Imirimtn Maple ‘l’ Ibirl. and hto pled»'» ofwoi tlrnlllo r mild, "the Fl nt ■ bn . \n i<i« ,i ■ > .-in t >iptrlhu \ (o jii,. and ' olveti. y of too- hanking synlem and to thui i itfi iy illitl «»•« iM lty ol hunk diptto l(i>r Il hits broil seven ynitt « I rln<' any depmdhn id an InsiHotl l> ui\ Hl li.n< I t l.> • . I • <>ril for depositor i nf. ly In- the nn, \ 2...__X

■ f a DO ALL YOU CAN f | ; TO HELP OTHER PEOPLE f I?- • x . . | |i < r ’ Always do what you can to help other pedplc.ft Therie is no chance of your being harmed by radioactivity fro|i tfee bodies of others, even if they have radiation injuries. Dorih lsave injured people where they may be burned. Direct rescue workers to persons trapped in the wreckage. If necessary to bandage no standard first aid equipment is usf< parts of your own or the victim’s clothing. But tear them fromdhe?unden not the outer garments: Underclothes are far jess likelyfto Be contaminated by radioactivity. f' 8 ' ' '■ j CHANGE ALL OUTER GARMENTS AFTER*| LEAVING A CONTAMINATED AREA j g If you have walked through rubble from | gifund burst or water from an underwater burst, be sure to change at least your outer ’ garments and shoes. Outer clothes will automatically serve as a “trap’’ for most of the radioactivity you m|y pick up. By taking them off ybu will remove most < tftfe contamination. If the clothing is heavily contaminated, it is bat bury it. TO REMOVE RADIOACTJVE WASTES, \ SCRUB YOUR BODY THOROUGHLY / | You also should manage to take a bath or if you havr been in an area of lingering radioactivity, jt i|: important that all radioactive materials be removed as soon a? frjpm your body, and bathing is the only practical meant of gisttlhg rtdibf them. You won’t need special cleaning compounds. Svater and soap are ideal. ■ YOU CAN GET RID OF ALL THE RADIOACTIVE DIRT YOU’VE PICKED UR If YOU Kf IP In washing, pay particular attention to y4jr fair, for that to one place win I. Hi, .viistes are aura to pile up. Al»b give: your han3a a good scrubbing and get all dirt out from itlngernalto. 1 It there to a radiological detente man handy, check you with his meter after you've finished your clean-up. jhouM he find your b<»dy idill radKHU'iAo, again a<iub youreett rgom&toad -toTlien do it a third, time if necessary. You can rihiowe practically all of the radioactivity it you keep at it, 1 / ’ rtemember ail this to neeewary only for whd have come in contact with radioactive materlato in heavily lontimimited areas* Dlslribtilctl by Kl*ii fcalurcti <MH<(ile

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tion. . ? i I ’ " | A letterr.fromj FpIC Chairnian Harl the certificate.: it read |u hurt: ' . ."This b , atje;cau bej dtsptoye<l in Mun /banking room? With pride iiiifib|hier*olmp|ishinen!s us a cOrporanonßin Jwhlch you and. 13,600 banking in«4JtutionH| are ban||edgtoge her for the pro] lection !®f spur depo-itora' funds. ! "l'la< Ik It i|k trim take a, areal) uliate tw credit f.-i (he sari that. U'#lyß<’ven years haij'e piih-i : Itd Mindij di In. Imd hank wan I pint ■d Mi itii. eivt i khip I'lHlpl' dlju lh| l|lllK« llf l.'iuh X'tpt’t 1 vlxlofi. |illl •?: It deal dep.lMlt 111 111 h|i'i !•>oiieiil in mil luirimi. an ii 1 BO* flint, the spt'i tor of lOje »'H tfi' JI M l"lil t'jllllitllll <1 Ihe Hi. n|j nt ind Ihe dev.i il iil ini' I • m mn; Imtik \un \V’i< |j»ro'l'i n.’l the Hi’ronip ■ l| him n|i- .ihd ,i. li|cv< itii'iila of tka Anmi i. .fat. hSnklnft i.\ Hui .ind by " 1 W | ; giSLMHHHHMaiiNaBjMaaMaSNMnMiias. sSMIMewaMMMsMt •

13- of 10-Inch guns, in either two or three triple turrets, and twentysecondary guns of about 5-inch caliber. A pair of domed towers (fore apd atft> are understood to be for launching guided missiles. Reports sgy f that German experts have been ‘‘co-opted?’ to assist in modern ndhg the design, It is pointed out that if and when ships of the Sbvietski Soyuz class are completed, they will make a menacing atkiitipn to the Russian battleship strength, which now consists ot tbreeUauqched m 1911. It is rumored that there are at least three ■ ;class. b etc.i from Illustrated London News. (Internationali

thtb, x token we hope that you tase justifiable pride in the record by your federal deposit corporation since its inceptioh.” Marl’s letter concluded. Contract Awarded For New City Truck Tim? board off public': work* awjtrdbd a contract for a pickup inick, to bo used by the etoctru Itojlt ilepiii lu.ent.v and took t|in.b I’ tho i'oiitriu-t for a tuiin .. putrid , nr I . ’I h.iiii il I V .if il'r d’ Huth l h (bl ihjto tim •i.iiiittit in oitppli Hie oily wilil 4 lltol tlMt* iiiUiip triuk, OU ihr iuh hid prhw of fTSSAT.. Thb , ' . i !<-, iigilt in on a | 'H Bitsnmtlonnl. now owned by »ii» lis \ 1 llidleiiliilpl. mid I-.U 111 of 1,-lito i tty, «uh th»» (inly-idhi r hjiidt'r, .j),-' Tln re wi re atop two hlddera im

Today You Can Start (e RELIEVE THE CAUSE of YOUR SICKNESS ■ ■ I' '' ' ■ I ■- \ i ’ Aches, Pains, Gas, Heartburn, Indigestion, due to a lack of Vitaminsßi,B2,lronand Niacin Why be a'burden to yoursett. your family, your friends, because of deficiency distresses that are stealing your energy, robbing you of vitality, making yoU miserable. Thousands of folks now ’ know that today’s great HADACOL provides, pot mere symptomatic relief, but real relief for the very cause of distress due to a lack of Vitamin?. Bi, Bs, Iron and Niacin. - Ray C. Watson, 4428 Cassie Road, Midland, Michigan: “Wel|, here’s my thought for HADACOL. It’s really wonderful.. Before I started to take HADACOL, I was always tired. I aeped all the time. I’m an operator at a chemical company and my job requires a lot of climbing stairs. At the end of my shift, I was all in, reedy to drop. But since I’ve taken HADACOL, I feel fine. I’ve taken 5 bottles of HADACOL. So I really eah thank HADACOL and will continu® to take it as I need it.” HADAt'OL supplies deficient systento with more than the average dally requirement of Vitamins 8,, B<> hon and Niacin plus helpful quantities of Phosphorus anq CaI.MAUACOL hullds up the rifimoqbUiin content of youi blooil (when Iron. U iitm(lt-d) to Mend these imevb,H« Vitamins and Minerals uti throughout ymn b.,dv io Wfrp body urqaii Many doctors > fosWmend HADACQI, Onto HAD ACwL ?«ive« you that Wonderful ■Mtohrm Feeling, Trial slue, It ■■> ii.. j.ii ,j stoe, (3.60, © i|M« The Lettons CorperaUta .

the police car—Mansfield Garage and the Decatur ISuper Service. The first bid on a 1951 club coupe Plymouth, ax a net bid price after allowing for a tradein, of $621)20'. The Decatur Super Service bid on a Pontiac club coupe, at a net l.id price of $772.9|. m

K ■ V 810 ■WE ■ ■w'W' IMIARGARBN E [ IA vfe ß aaauLAR pricii KEYKO MARGARINE A \\\ \ V\ (\jm \ \ I ' \ \ W ' lIwkWAW»tW REMEMBER-5 cents off *he regular price RvudEmF on ca< h pown(i couToSHr "¥• wmamni NECESSARY ~ W Di«lr|lNitod By Steti * Bartoth Food S«b« 00. 1 . \ I 427 Kinnmoor Avg., Fort tynyne> ln<l.

In The Services At Breckenridge The address oFTyt. . Robert ’M. Krueckeberg BUR.A. 16359433, Co No. S, 502 A bn. Inf. RegU 101st Ainborne biviHion, Camp Breckonridgc. Kv He is the son pt Mr. and ; MpK Henry Krueckeberg, 12J7 Monroe street. ’' ' ■ I At Baer Field x Laijirtsn and Warren A rapid', twin sons of Mr, and Mini, N. A Aim.ld of route S, who left for wlt4i the air national guard lam Thursday, have ,tlm fulloiwlng addresses; (’pl Lauren Arm-.■’ 2.10245KH; lard. Fluhtrr Hqd : Haar Fluid, Fort Wayne, |mi A- •< pi Waifea Arnold,; 53024M1H iiiiini Fighter Sqd.j Baer Field, Fort Wayne, Ind. Warren wan cm ployed at the’ Llevhty Jewelry Store at Bernfe, And Lauren at the Liechty Jewe fy Store al Angola ■■ \

real Testate auction 9 Acres East of Decatur Saturday, Feb. 10th at 2 PM This 9 acres is located 2 miles East of'Decatur, or 1 mile straight east of Bellmont Park. There is a new 24 x 40 building t|iat is still unfinished but with a little w’ork it would make a nice dwelling with garage attached. Th ! e is a stoned driveway and.' the property has a good deep, sewer. The building is wired with 220. . Look thi one over if you want a small acreage near Decatur, it can be.niade into a nice country home. POSSESSION: Tliirty days from date of sale. TEI|MS—2S"c Cash, day qf sale, balance upon delivery of Clear Title. MR. & MRS. VIRGIL J. URICK \ Owners D. S.\ Blair. C. W. Kent -Auctioneers ’ i ) G. G.\Stricklef, Sales 'Mgr. Sale Conducted by The Kent Realty & Auction Co. Phone 3-3390 Decatur,' Indiana Not responsible for accidents. 6 8 9

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prior to being called into service. Address Pvt. Eugene C. Baker, who i» with air national guard at| Baer Field, has the following address: Pvt. lEugehe C. Baker, AF22965808; Baer Field, Fort Wayne, Ind. . • . .— One Man Killed As Auto Strikes Truck llaininbrid, Ind , Feb. 9 * KUlb Ona man was killed and another MVMtly injured today' when iludr ear struck a heavily loaded truck jmar] hors, Kaiinatlt llrtmmoiKl, tun dt'iv»'r of tho car, ilimial iiistantly and Ahtlmnv Mnt fin. 27, of Capetown. 'South Africa Buffered a' fractured leg and facial cute when their automobile nniiined the rear of a -truck carrying steel bars. Democrat Want Ads Bring Results