Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 114, Decatur, Adams County, 14 May 1953 — Page 8

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Rabies-Infected 11 Coon Is Reported Decatur Boy Is Bit j By Infected (Joon Dr. R. E. Allison, local veterinarian. Has notified county agent L. E. Archbold to havd-farmers on giftrd for animals acting strangely, as a rabies-infested coon bit James L. Plasterer; 14. and the boy is now being treated. James is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Plasterer, Homestead 21, and went mushroom hunting with his father near the Allen-Adams county line Sunday, May 3. Plasterer said they , noticed; a coon and thought it was tame when it failed to makp a run for the brush- Janjes approached the coon, picked it up to put .IL In a sack when the seemingly-fdocile animal bit him <■ Fortunately, Plasterer bought the coon to Dr. Allison, it in a cage for observation. 'The following Saturday it died, following fits. \ Dr. Allison cut the head off and had it tested for deadly irabies. The test returned positive and James was irhmediately Pasteur treatments. p Dr. Allison reported that Lawrence Burger, who lives just over the county line north.* brought in another coon that was noting strangely out in the fields near his home. Dogs spied the animal and made a run for it. , The coon, however, stood still and was killed by the dogs. head of the animal, the doctor reports, will be sent in for tests. Meanwhile, farmers are cautioned to be on guard, especially in the vicinity of their livestock. ]. McCarthy (Continued From P “~ One) entitled to an explanation as to whether the majority j party in Britain agrees with Mr. Attlee who was rejected by the British peopled’ * Dunkirk Youth Dies In Auto Accident r REDKEY. Ind., UP — Lester Earl Frazier. 19? Dunkirk, was killed and three teen-agers injured early today when a car plunged into a creek along Ind. 67 one and one-half mile south of here. State police said Frgnzier fell asleep at the wheel. In Jay county hospital were Nancy Forest, 16. Thelma Hamon, 16. and Eugene Morrical. 17, all of Redkey.

Raleigh Holmsteadt Terre Haute Prexy Indianapolis, up — Dr. Raleigh Holmsteadt, assistant dean of of Indiana University’s school of education, 'will become president of Indiana State Teachers college July II The' board of the Terre Haute institution elected Holmsteadt by a vote of 4-1 to replace retiring Dr. Ralph Tirey at an all-day meeting here Wednesday, at a salary of $14,500. i- , Urges Confiscation Os Gambling Devices Craig Urges Local Officials To Act INDIANAPOLIS UP — City and county law enforcement officers should confiscate gambling devices uncovered by state excise 'Police in their investigations of clubs and taverns, Governor Craig said today. Craig told his weekly pews conference that excise officers, whose investigations have led to citation of 85 clubs and taverns by the alcoholic beverage commission, have no authority to seize equipment. State police seizure would create a personnel problem, he said, and might raise a question of interference in local official’s provinces. “Local authorities should assume this responsibility,” he Sai d. “They’ve got access to A&C files, and 1 hope and trust they’ll do the Job.” The ABC this week started a month - long Series o>f hearings, giving the owners of establishments where gambling equipment was 'found a chance to argue why they should retain their alcoholic 'beverage pennits. The governor cited figtires showing 90 iper cent of all gambling occurs in outlets for liquor • and beer. He said “it we keep it out of taverns, we can keep it down.” Craig made a -notable concession that gambling is not the all-time evil he previously deqcrW>ed. In private Clubs, he said, “probably the only person it hurts is the man who loses.” -*• ■ .. j “But when you permit gambling in private clubs,’ he added, “you tie down an arm of the law and prevent a crackdown where there is commercial and syndicate gambling/’ 1 If you have somethipg to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings respits. Trade In a Good Town—tOecaturi

Dulles And Israeli Leaders In Meeting ? JERUSALEM, UP 4 u - S * retary of state John Foster Dulles at length here today with Premier David Ben-Gurion and top Israeli officials. ’ : Dulles drove bere this morning from Tel Aviv with mutual security administrator Harold E. Stassen, who is accompanying him on a fact-finding tour of the Middle -East. Immediately after their arrival :they talked with Ben-Gurion and foreign minister Moshe Sharett for an hour a-t the premier's office. The conference was resumed later and Israeli finance minister Levi Eshkol and commerce minister Berets Bernstein were called ; irt. The talks were reported to center on economic problems in {the troubled Middle East. ■Dulles and Stassen had conferred' <with Sharett in TH Aviv Wednesday on Israeli-Arab relations, shortly after they arrived by air from Cairo. \ / j The Dulles group later'Will call ion President Itzhak Ben-Zvi. Between conferences today BenGurion presented Dulles and Stassen iwlth copies of the newly printed ’Holy City Bible. r Israeli authorities, fearing Communist - inspired disordeYS, took security precautions. I Despite the police vigilance. Communists and sntl-Cpipmunists

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staged a brief battle Wednesday night at a Red rally called to •protest Dulles’ visit. Anti-Communists heckled speakerswho attacked the United States i in the open air meeting infAlletiby Square and youths hurlel bricks and stones at the Communists* The meeting ended in flat fights and several were slightly injured. DEATH TOLL IN (Continued From Panel One) probably were hurt. San Angelo reported at least 130 injured. Property dgmage at .Waco has been estimated as high as* $25,000,000 and at San Angelo up to $5,ooo;ooo. i Bodies were being found; here at the rate of one an hour. Mi>re than 20 bulldozers were put |o work clearing the, huge-piles oE rubble. For the second night in succession, rescue workers labored jthrough the night and great searchlights illuminated the area. I Just before midnight Wednesday, the searchers thought they heard

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someone in the wall between the plies of rubble that were once the Joy Theater and the R. 7*. Dennis J furniture store. So the buldozers stopped and rescue workers — including ■ 5,000 / servicemen who worked in relays—tore into- the wgll with their bare hands. . r I ? There was no one there, and work resumed. It was the thirdtime since the buldozers were put to work that workers thought they heard Someone in the wreckage. But every tiine there proved to be no one there. The giant bulldozers have almost cleaned up the wreckage of the Dennis building —a 2 1-2 storyhigh pile of rubble — and were preparing to move on to the Joy Theater and Chris’ Case. FOR ATHLETE’S FOOT A KERATOLYTIC IS A MUST What la a keratolytlef Aa a«eaK that deadraa the laferteH akla. It then peela ass, expaniac more Kerma to ItN killing aetlon. Get T-4-L, a keratolytlc, at any druk atpre. If not pleated IN ONE HOI H. your 4Or hark. Today at Kokae Druk Store.