Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 137, Decatur, Adams County, 11 June 1953 — Page 12

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Adapting Chemical Compounds Tough Some Successes In Reducing Sickness NEW YORK, UP—A large-scale attack on the nature and control of virus diseases, mental disorders, cancer, heart and circulator)’ diseases through an extension of basic research is .perhaps the most important assignment facing America's test-tube warriors. A recently published Manufacturing Chemists’ Association Facts Books said that research screening programs on the thousands of

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chemical compounds that have been made but hot thoroughly investigated may yield the answer to the cure to the common cold, which affects the average American twice annually, and other infectious and degenerative diseases. The Federal Security Administration estimates that, despite advances ip recent medical science, illness and premature death cost Americans 138,000,000,000 annually. ' - - The use of medicinal chemicals of all kinds is expected to increase greatly. Many will be taken for promoting good health rather than for curing diseases. New antibiotics, plasma, volume expanders, synthetic hormone compounds and new chemotherapeutic agents will

see greater inroads made on the forces that prey on man’s health, according to the collected facts. Two Promising How men of science have striven to check disease and increase man’s life span was illustrated by a recent survey by MCA in the book, which pointe out that four out of five medicines and drugs widely used today were unknown 10 years ago. The Factb Rook said that of the 14,000 medicinal chemicals tested for anti-malarial activity, only two have shownl promise. Only four anti-spasmodic drugs out of hundreds tested and classified are; ndw widely used. Only eight of more than 5,000 pain-relieving compounds developed have passed tests with flying colors. To develop one of the newest wide-range antibiotics, a team eventually numbering 55 scientists spent two and one half years examining 100,000 soil samples at an approximate cost of J 4.000.000. It has been estimated that $25,000,000 wtas spent during the past five years for research in the development of ACTH, cortisone and other pituitary and adrenal hormones. It will be many years before profits equal research expenditures. Some Successes Success in reducing mortality and sickness in the hazardous first NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Berne, Adams County, Indiana. that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place at 7:30 o’clock P.M. (Daylight Saving Time) on the 22nd day of June 1955. will consider the following additional appropriations which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency Existing at this time. Common Council 22 Heat, Light and Power 700.00 25 Repair Charges \ 95.00 5 Current Charges 200.00 Fire Department 3S Supplies; General 40.00 5 Current Charges «60.00 Police Department 33 Garage and Motor 1 100.00 5 Current Charges 30.00 .73 Equipment 40.00 Streets 26 Services, Other Contractual 1,000.00 Auditorium 25 Repair charges 1.050.00 38 Supplies, General 140.00 73 Equipment 305.00 Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have the Tight to be heard thereon. The additional appropriations as finally made will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor's office of Adams County, Indiana, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing, taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held. THE CITY OF BERNE, INDIANA GROVER C. MOSER, JR. City Clerk-Treasurer JUNE 4—ll '

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i v .. |.. . 1811111 , r 4 4 IT'S A HAPPY meeting in Washington as USAF Col. Manuel Fernandez (rear) greets his famous son, 14-kill jet ace Capt. Manuel Fernandez, Jr., at National airport. The captain is back from Korea, stopping in Washington to visit friends before going home to Miami. Fla. (International) years of life is one of the proudest achievements of public health and medical science. Products of chemical research have played a leading part in helping the medical profession reduce deaths to 32 pfer 1,000 births—less than half the rate 20 years ago. Sulfa drugs and penicillin have given the final knockout blow to scarlet fever fatalities, and gamma globulin has been increasingly ret-

APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTRIX ESTATE .NO. 4HM Nbtlce Im hereby Riven, That the tundersiKned Jias been appointed Executrix of the estate of Emilia A. Tonnelier late of Adams County, deceased. The estate is probably solvent. DOIXJRES PIIXIER Executrix May 28, 1953 I . HENRY B. HELLER Attorney JUNE 4—ll—lß r i '

-AUCTIONCOMPLETE CLOSING OUT QUITTING BUSINESS Bob’s Texaco Station and REAL ESTATE—STOCK—FIXTURES— EQUIPMENT 3 TRACTORS — TRUCKS — ETC. i’ J I • , J LOCATION—IImiIe south of Fort Wayne (hty Limits on State Road No. 27; or the Corner of South Anthony extended and State Road No. -SATURDAY, JUNE 13,1953 U k Sale Starting Promptly at 9:30 A. M., D.S.T. GROCERY FIXTURES -I V Orley 7 ft. deep freeze; *§herer, 4-glass door, upright, fl-each-in electric refrigerator, like new; Westinghouse 6-case electric ppp cooler; R. C. Allen register, 1c to $1000.; Allen Wales electric adding machine up to $100,000; Sanitary grocery and meat scales; America!) electric meat slicer; Teqderator. electric Tenderizer; Interprise: meat grinder; 2’x7’ meat block; 8 ftf all glass show case; 6 ft. showcase; 2 small glass counter cases; 4 display racks; 2 grocery counters; ice pop cooler; 2 metal utility cabinets; silent Sioux oil space heater; 5 speaker inter-communication system. • * STATION EQUIPMENT ft V Quincy air compressor with 2 h.p. motor, in perfect condition; Zephyre battery quick charger, brand new; 2 metal 3x7 ft. parts bins; 2 - IVis ton hydraulic stand type jacks; oil display service cabinet;’ Standard bench grinder. 6”; vulcanizer; 3 tire hot patchers; tire toolsgrease guns, new & used; Vi ton chain hoist; ton hand wench; knuckle tow bar, etc. ' .if —■ STOCK — i Small stock of good clean staple groceries, will he sold tty small lots; small stock of auto accessories and parts; paints; jewelry and notions; used tires; new inneriubes; Z e P h yr W electric drill, new; Skill Vi” electric drill, new; 200 ft. plastic pipe %” and I\’; H(K> ft. flexible tubing; radiator hose; fan belts; garden hose; 28’ extension ladder, new; lot Texaco motor oil; anti-freeze; 2 Luminous tube transformers; 2 flood lights; hundreds of miscellaneous items. 3 — TRACTORS — 3 '1951 Ford tractor with less than 500 hrs. work; Ford Ferguson’ tractor disc; Stockland road scraper blade, for Ford tractor; ij’T Ford tractor plow; Dearborn scoop; boon for Ford tractor; Dearborii field cultivator* with scraper; 1951 Ford tractor front wheels witty! tires. 1946 Ford Ferguson tractor witty hydraulic Dearborn loader and ’scoop. 1951 John Deere Model M, like new; John Deere 5 ft. power mower for M; John Deere mounted 14” plow for M; John Deere 6 ft. disc (dr M; John Deerd' single section harrow. f \ BACKHOE:—Henry Hydraulic Backhoe, new. with 20” & 36’V<>uckets, will dig BVi ft. deep, run less rhan 100 hrs. Will fit any -pow-er take-off tractor. Now mounted on Ford Tractor. ft ; DlTCHEß:—Vermeer power ditching machine, will dig 6% ft.; deep, from 6” to 16” wide, like new. will fit any power take-off tractot. ’ GARDEN TRACTORS—New Garden-All 2V4 h. p. garden tractor complete with lawn mower and bulldozer blade. New Garden-AII IV4 h. p. garden With cultivators. Uaed Garden-All IV4 h. p. garden (factor with cultivators, disc, Hovel plow, lawn mower. Used Garden Tractor with large lawn roller; lawn seeder? TRUCKS & CAR—I9SI Ford H ton pick-up truck, like new, lesg than 6,000 miles; grain bed & stock rack for Ford pick-up truck. 1939 */2 ton International service truck with wench. 1935 Chevrolet /z ton pick-up truck. i ? 1939 Plymouth 4-door sedan. • 2 trailers; pick-up bed: milk truck bed, all aluminum; also ly x 8’ ice house building; one 8’ x 6’ building. » TELEVISION—MotoroIa 17” table model television, complete I With Finco Antena. -\ REAL ESTATE | ; I will also offer for sale at public auction on the same day the following real estate: LOT—9O x 156 ft. with 90 ft. frontage on Highway No. 27. Grocery and Filling Station building size, 22’ x 34’* with double garage attached. New roof.. Drilled well and motor plurttbing. Also new garage building, completely insulated and* lined, cement floor. This is an ideal business spot. Come inspect it before day offsale. TEJRiMS ON REAL ESTATE —% Os purchase price, cash. Balance on monthly payments if desired. ‘ NOTICE:—This is a large sale and must start at 9:30 a." m. prpmpt. Please come early. Fixtures, tractors & real estate will sell starting at 1:00 P. M. No consigned articles. ® TERMS—CASH. ( Not responsible in case of accidents. Lunch Will Be Served By Ladies AM of The Trinity Lutheran Church. 808 MARHENKE — Owner | Ellenberger Bros.—Auctioneers • .« 2 Brice Daniels —Clerk » u

ognized as effective ip preventing or modifying measles, anil in cudbing outbreaks of poliomyelitis. Revolutionary advances in control of infections has 4 raßt ’ ca ”y reduced the death rate from such disease as pneumonia, ' tonsilitis and appendicitis. New medicinal .chemicals also share credit for reducing hospitalization periods. Heads of 2,500 hospitals with 11,945 r sob ad m fusions report the present average length of stay at 7.8 days from a 10-day average occupancy duration in 1941-42. The Facts Book said that to make. the human life-span longer and more useful, the chemical industry must enlist thql special aptitudes of a larger number of young scientists, and added: virility and momentum of chemical enterprise must be maintained so that men of promise will have the incentive to fill the great gaps that exist in our 1 knowledge of biologic science,” <iU ’ I — !' Moulded Pulp iji WATEI.'UULLE Me. UP —The Keyes Fibre Co., here developed 136 new products from moulded pulp. Biggest of its k|nd. in the world, the 59-year-old' (firm turns out more than 5,000,6(10 items a day—from picrite plates to egg cartons. • -T- .■ , * ll < ■ Prior to 194*6 only 5.000 tons of corncobs were used coinmercially. Now corncobs are usejl in livestock feed, making of nylon, insecticides and soil conditioners, with over a million tons a year being used. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE No. 4N21 Notice is hereby Riven to the creditors, heirs and legatees of Ernes! Gamsby, deceased to appeiit in the Adams Circuit Court, held at Decatur, Indiana, on the 'Bth day of September, 1953, and shoyit cause, if any. why the FINAL SPITTLEIM KNT ACCOUNTS with the estate of said decedent should not be(approved; and said heirs are notified -to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive! shares. ANN GAMSBY Administratrix Decatur, Indiana, June 3, 1953. Attorneys VOGLEWEDE, ANDERSON & WHITTED JUNE 4—ll ' r

One Way To Do It NEW BRITAIN, Conn., UP — Stanley Niedzwieski met his bride-to-be after their automobiles collided. She sued him —and married him. - ■ I 1 ‘ « Railroad Prayers WORUESTEK. Mass., UP—During the building of the railroad frpm here to Springfield in 1837, so much adverse criticism was di-

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wrote a|p article entitled “Don’t Call Me Copy that appeared in a national magazine. Atomic Power Future Cleveland, 0., up The initial non-mllitary use (of atomic energy will be to generate electric power for isolated areals, accord- , Ing to .Robert Shankland, head of the physics department ait Case institute of technology. ] .