Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 47, Decatur, Adams County, 25 February 1954 — Page 12

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Honest Finder PEABODY, Mass.. UP — James O’Brien's lost wallet was returned to him by mail—without any mes-sage—-from St. Petersburg. Fla. It apparently had been found by someone heading south. The contents were intact. You Can't Win FORT WORTH, Tex;, VP — Mayor Edgar Deen, who had trouble finding a parking spot near City Hall when attending council meetings, was given a specially marked spot. The next day. police —anxious to keep the place open for him—ticketed his car parked there. The English first used cotton to make candlewicks/ Greenland has no forests, only a few dwarf trees and many bushes

SALE CALENDAR FEB. 26—11:30 a. m. E. M. Reinhard, owner. 2*/i miles west of Berne on St. Rd. 118. Dairy herd, hogs, feed, tractor qnd implements. Ellenberger Bros., auctioneers. FEB. 27—10:30 a. m. Ronald Price & Chalmer Brodbeck, 3 miles east • of Decatur on U. S. 224 then 2H miles north on road 101 then 2 miles east. General farm sale. Roy & Ned Johnson, aucts. FEB. 27 —10:30 a. m. Christ Knipstein & Son, owners, and Mrs. Martin Fruechtenicht. owner. 2 Sales. 5 miles north of Poe on S. Anthony extended. Holstein cattle, tractor, combine, Implements. Ellenberger Bros,, auctioneers. FEB. 27—12:00 Noon. 26th Warsaw Holstein Sale. Dairy Barn. Fairgrounds. Warsaw. Ind., on Rds. 15, 26 and U. S. 30. 80 Holsteins. Leland J. Osborn, sale mgr. and auctioneer. MAR. 4—12:30 p. m. Walter Bertsch and Oscar Bertsch, owners. 5 miles west of Coppess Corner. Dairy herd. hogs, feed and miscellaneous items. Ellenberger Bros., auctioneers. MAR. 6—1:00 p. m. Adams County Central Consolidated School. 2 miles south, 5 miles west of Decatur. School building, gymnasium, 2-acre tract of land. Mel’s Realty Auction Co., auctioneer. - MAR. 6 —10:30 a. in. Mr. & Mrs. Kydeu H. Floyd, south of Fort Wayne city limits on US 27 to the Monroeville road, then 1 mile east, then Ist farm south on Marion Center road. Cattle, hay & grain, tractor, implements, shop and power tools, household goods. Ellenberger Bros., aucts. MAR. 8—1:30 p. m. EST. Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Ruebel, owners. Route 33 at the west edge of Rockford. O. 71-acre farm. Merl Knittie, Charles Chunningham and Don Mox. auctioneers.

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Insult To Injury SAGINAW, Mich., UP — It was bad enough when Neil Wray, 53, Detroit, was handed a 30-day jail term here for intoxication. But when authorities made him shovel snow from the sidewalks in front of the jail it was too much. Wray walked away. He had served two weeks of his term. Meter Failure DETROIT, UP — City officials installed new parking meters in a neighborhood business district but qtflckly decided it was a bad idea. Alger F. Malo, director of streets and traffic, said thieves and vandals made it impossible to maintain the meters. The meters were removed. '■ * If you nave something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results.

Reactions to Gold Salt, Used In Arthritis, Are Reduced

By HERMAN N. BUNDISEN, M.D. THE use of gold salt in treating rheumatoid arthritis has been a widely accepted road to cure. However, its excellent results have been overshadowed by the dramatic side effects of this drug. Therefore, universal acceptance of its value has been prevented. Reactions Reduced "At one time, forty to eighty per cent of the people who were on gold salt treatment suffered bad effects. However, reactions have been cut down to ten to twenty per cent and many of these are very mild. Those who are allergic to the gold develop a severe skin rash or some form of blood disease in which anemia occurs. A lack of white blood cells may also occur and the liver can be affected. However, if the person suffering from rheumatoid arthritis Is under the careful guidance of a physician, the reactions can usually be controlled and will occur very infrequently. - .

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ANNE AND ABH. MEEROPOL (left), from whose custody Michael and Robert Rosenberg were taken and put in temporary care of the Children’s Court, are shown as they conferred in New York with Mrs. Sophie Rosenberg, the children’s grandmother. Second from right is attorney Gloria Agrin. The Meeropols want to adopt the children of the executed atom spies, Ethel and Julius Rosenberg. Mrs. Rosenberg is opposed because she wants the boys to retain the family name. (International)

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GEN. JOHN HULL (left), supreme allied commander for the Far East, Struve H. Hensel, assistant secretary of defense, and Senator Leverett Saltonstall (R), Massachusetts, confer prior to the executive hearing of the Senate armed services committee in Washington. The committee met for a briefing on the Far East situation by General HulL (International)

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It has been estimated that as high as ninety per cent of the patients with severe rheumatoid arthritis can be benefited by gold treatment. The earlier this treatment la started, the better the results and the greater chance of cure of thia disease. ' Those receiving this type of treatment should be under the constant watch of a physician. A urine analysis and blood count should be made frequently. Relief from Hormones Cortisone and ACTH, although they do not seem to have any curative effects on the disease, do relieve the symptoms, and many physicians are using a combination of gold and these hormones in treating arthritic cases. The cortisone and ACTH servi to relieve the symptoms until ths gold salts can have some curativs effect. i QUESTION AND ANSWER Mr. T.: Can bone be grafted from animals to man? ' Answer: No, it cannot.

Plane Is Used In Uranium Search Seek Radioactive Lodes In Oklahoma OKLAHOMA CITY. VP—Uranium prospectors have taken to the air to search -for the radioactive lodes in Oklahoma's mountains. Geologists armed with a supersensitive instrument that detec|s even minute uranium particles over the Arbuckle arid Wichita Mountains for Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc., hunting for deposits. The geologists use an instrument called a '‘scintillometer." "It will pick out a piece Os uranium as small as your hat from the air," said Buffalo Kennedy, head of Kerr-McGee's uranium exploration department. The firm uses a light plane manned only by the pilot and a geologist. The plane sweeps the mountains at an altitude of only 50 feet. To avoid tricky air currents the plane flies only very early in the morning and late in the afternoon. If the instrument tells the geologist he is flying over radioactive material, he drops a flour sack on the spot and another geologist goes in on foot to check the find. May Find Oil “We’ve had some samples brought in from the Wichita Mountains.” Kennedy said, “but we've never found enough to say it was commercial.”

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■ / HIGHEST AWARD of Protestantism, the National Russell Colgate Distinguished Service citation of the National Council of Churches of Christ in the United States, will go to Cleveland E. Dodge (above), New York business executive, Feb. 9 in Cincinnati O. He has been chairman of the Riverdale, N. Y., Presbyterian church for 33 years. (International)

Kennedy said the firm has one plane operating out of Ardmore, Okla., and another in the western part of the country. He said the planes have flown thousands of hours of searches without accident. "We hire pilots who are also

mechanics," Kennedy said, “so the pilot is flying a plane he’s forked on. It keeps them careful." He said the scintillometer may also prove valuable in finding oil deposits as well as uranium, because! of a theory that some radioactive material Is found around oil. . "We're experimenting with it for finding oil now," Kennedy said. “We're investigating the possibilities and making some tests, but it's too early to tell how it works out.” Near Miss BRIDGEPOHT, Conn., UP — A maintenance worker ut a hospital threw a hammer at a flock of birds on the roof. The hammer missed the birds, and shattered a windshield on a nearby automobile.

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Present For Mother TALLAHASSEE, Fla., UP — To Mrs. C. L. Ellison, ChrUtrtias means babies. Mrs. Ellson, 2ti, gave birth to a girl on Christmas Day, 1952. On Christmas Day, 1953, V she had a six-pound, 11-ounce boy. \ Good Nose FAIRBANKS. Alaska. UP — A bloodhound tracked down a lost rabbit hunter after two helicopter pilots and hundreds of men in several search parties failed to find a trace of the missing m an - Penny, four-year-old hound, sniffed some'clothlpg belonging to S/Sgt. Milton Wilson, then went straight to the spot in the wilderness where the soldier was wandering around, hopelessly lost.