Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 164, Decatur, Adams County, 14 July 1954 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT PWBUteH Bveryßrsolng except Banter By TH® DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO.. INC. Ottered at Um Decatar, MU. Ptet Office aa Second Class Matter DHtD. Halter PTMMeot A. R. HMttetee — * Editor 9 . B. Hater ———— Vice-President Chat. HelthouM ———.. Treasurer SulHKf*l|itlon RfltMl By Mall ta Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, 18.00; Six months. 34. M; 8 month*, |» »5 By Mail, beyood Ateaaa and Adjoining Connties: Ono year, By Carrier: St cents per week. Single copies: s cents. —-.—l - ■ - - - L ;.'»■ 1 . -A.- *

Combines soon level the golden fields, but collect a golden harvest. • 0 6— Living through the torrid day* will make a cooling shower all the more tasteful. —o Most of our country’s troubles would be licked If Washington had a dozen All Star players. —. 0 Chalk up 1954 for two records . . . ..the Army-McCarthy marathon and heat waves. o ■*—- A clip-sheet prints this observation: There was a fellow who had the worry habit so bad that he couldh’t find time to concentrate on a single one of his worries. That worried him—so he resolved to stop worrying altogether during the week, and save all his «-k|hg done so, he found that when Friday came, he hadn’t anything left to worry about! 0 -0 Presumably Indiana Is due for a reorganization of its Civil Defense department on military lines. Gov. Craig has employed a. retired Fifth Army officer as head of civil defense and word from the state bouse is to the effect that CD will at least be semi-military. Possibly that is the best method t& get an effectively trained group to serve in time of disaster, but is quite different from the original idea that each community should enlist its citizens in civilian defense know-how. -—o——o—- — Stevenson is making a series of speeches in the northwest and ia giving good advice to the country, fits observations and statements prove him a student of national and world problems. He. cautioned „ Americans that all must work together to win the cause of peace and promote the progress of the country, regardless of politics. He believes in the greatness of the United States and the fair deal tor other peoples of the earth, citing that the troubles in Asia and the Far East arise from the unfair colonialism practiced over there for centuries. Mr. Stevenson's voice is a guiding influence for good in this critical period. Tbe Knowland resolution to cut oft military aid to France and Italy unless these two countries ratify the European army pact by the end of the year may huffy decision in the matter, but not solve the problem. If the six nation

Female Disorder Helped By Use of Male Hormones

By HERMAN N. WNDESEN, M.B. MALI hormone* are being used to cure a purely female disease, endometriosis. This occurs when the lining membrane of the womb becomes misplaced and attaches itself within the abdominal cavity. Other Organs Affected The lining, or endometrium, as it is known medically, attaches itself onto other organs such as the outside of the womb, the otarie*, the bowel, the bladder, or other surrounding tissue. The reason for the occurrence of this disease is not known, it is fairly common among women, especially those of the childbearing age. Cysts May Form * The misplaced tissue causes disability and pain, and may cause the formation of cysts on the affected organs. The major symptom is severe pain during menstruation. There may be pain and discomfort with intercourse as well as some difficulty In bearing children. The discomfort of this disease is sometimes so great as to indispose and cripple women during certain times of the month. There may be irregular bleeding. Pain Grows Worse As time goes on, the pyp

army is not formed, what will tha United States do with its army in Germany. Will we with? draw and let the Communists take over western Europe: There must be a better way to solve this grave problem than the taunt implied in the senate resolution. Once the ultiipatum is delivered, who will take the blame for the breakdown In foreign relations? Americans agree that the country's highway system should be rebuilt and expanded, but according to President Eisenhower’s plan the federal government will practically take over road building operations from the states. In Indiana, the legislature passed a resolution advocating that the federal government step out of the road building business and let the states collect the two cent a gallon gas tax. The Eisenhower plan calls for the states to join the federal government in a fifty billion dollar program, spaced over the next ten years. Here in Indiana the'-plans for the north-south toll road through the state may be junked, in order to comply' with the President’s plan to rebuild present roads. The governor’s conference which met in New York voiced opposition to federal dictation in road building programs. , .0 Clean Cities:— A woman who has lived in New York for 25 years wrote her newspaper to advise that city to clean up for visitors. She also expressed disapproval of the manners of some of those who serve that city. She says the streets are dirty, the transportation facilities other ■ than subways are muddled, and on the whole she thinks the famous city is in a bad way. She asks what It has to offer outside of the United Nations; and Radio City. These two things are a great deal to offer in themselves and it seems that she has allowed her Irritation at the faults of the city to blind her to some of its virtues. But she is probably right that they should be offered under better conditions. A clean, bright city is always pleasant to visit. Almost every city, large or small, has something to interest visitors. Most cities could also stand s bit of sprucing up. We cannot do anything about cleaning up New York, that is for the people who live there to “do. We can make sure that our own city continues clean and attractive.

Ing menstrual periods grows progressively worse. Sometimes the discomfort is so great that radical surgery must be performed in order to relieve It. These are usually exceptional cases. Productton of the female hormone by the ovaries stimulate! the symptoms. Male Hormones Given However, it has been found that large doses of male hormone, given under the direction of a physician, relieve severe symptoms. Ivan after the medicine la stopped, the symptoms are eased for 6 to 12 months. Many women who had previously had difficulty were able to become pregnant after this treatment was administered. The side effects from the male hormone treatment were extremely minor. The earlier that endometriosis is discovered, the better the results that can be expected. QUXSTIOW ANO ANSWEI I. A.t I have a severe case of psoriasis. Will sun bathing be harmful? Answer: No, in fact the sun or ultraviolet rays are very benefttlal in many cues of psoriasis.

20 Years Ago a Today 6■■ * — ■ >0 JULY 14—Monroe suffered a >15,000 fire this vuorntag, when several business houses were destroyed. John W. Tyndall was nominated by the Democrats for county audltpr tn convention. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Schmitt and Mr. and iMrs. A. R. Holthouse and sons will drive to Detroit tomorrow to witness the ball game between the Tigers and the Yankees. (Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bauer motor to-Dayton, Ohio to visit relatives. ■Babe Ruth hit his 300th home run yesterday. * First game of baseball under lights will be played at the south ward field tonight. Moose vs Phi Delta. Fritz Lehr Fund The Chamber of Commerce Hated the following additional contributions to the Frits Lehr fund, for the widow and orphan of the»Adams county young man accidentally electrocuted June 18: A Friend ........ 3 2. Mi & Mrs. R. C. Stocktele, Huntington 2. A Friend 5. Rudy Koeneman ; .5. Central Soya Credit Union .. 10. Previously reported 877.15 TOTAL 3901.15 Coart News Marriage License Wayne W. Willis, 36, Malvern. 0., and Olive Whaley, 37, Cdnton, O. • LaPorte Woman Dies When Struck By Auto LAPORTE, Ind., (IN’S) — Mrs. Viola Clark, 53, of LaPorte, died in Holy Family hospital Tuesday night of injuries suffered when she walked into the side of a car driven by Glen Prosser, 27, also of LaPorte. The accident occurred Tuesday near her home west of the city. — 0 Household Scrapbook BY ROBERTA LEE • 0 Warts To remove warts, dissolve a liberal quantity of washing soda in a pan of water; wash the hands in this solution and dry them without wiping. Or, castor oil rubbed on the warts often causes them to dry.. »»,.»» ' Peach Stains To remove peach stains on linen soak the spot in a weak solution of chloride of lime. Then apply cream of tartar and place in the sun to dry. Then launder. Parsley if parsley is kept in a mason jar. with«a tight 110, and in a cool place, it will keep fresh for a long time. 1 — <1 ; —0 Modern Etiquette I BY ROBERTA LEE 0 . 0 Q. When a man accompanies a woman to the dinner table, should he sit down at the same time that she does? ’ • A. No; he should first draw out the chair for his dinner partner, or for the woman who sits next to him. *» Q. Is it correct to have one’s telephone number engraved on personal stationery? A, No; the telephone number should never appear on ope’s personal stationery. Q. Should a young person offer a,, hand when being introduced to an elderly woman? A. Only if the elderly woman offers her hand first. Trade in a Qooa town — Decatur 1;- , ■ * (rifts-& Greetings for You — through WELCOME WAGON from Your Friendly Business Neighbors and Civic and Social Welfare Leaders On tkr otcarion oft Tha Birth of a Baby Sixteenth Birthday* ... . Engagement Announcement* Change of residence Arrivals of Newcomers to City Phone 3-3196 <

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Courageous Priest Dies After Suffering Months

PARSONS. Kans. (INS) — The •Rev. Julius Busse,, C. P.. who .when stricken with cancer stirred world admiration with his words of courage and faith, died Tuesday night at Mercy hospital in Parsons. Death came to the 47-yekp-old Passionist priest after months of auffafing. To him it was the answer to prayers and the beginning of a "jourpey to heaven.’’ Last January 17, after he had been told his death was near, Pr. Busse wrote of |is attitude toward death: ”1 am like a young boy who has been promised a present. Why should we regard death with fear. It is a journey from earth to heaven, and who would say the change is not for the better.” These simple words brought him thousands of messages from all over the world. To the unassuming priest, the response was astounding. When told that people of all faiths were praying for him, he was touched. “1 can’’t believe my life is worth It.” he said. From distant places, many persons came to visit the sick priest. Many were men who had served under him when he was chaplain in the 7th Infantry division. The ex-soldiers found in hard to believe that Father Busse was near death. They remembered him as a strapping. 200-pounder, who leaped from foxhole to foxhole under enemy fire carrying out his duties. Fr. Busse said he considered it a blessing to die of cancer because the disease would* give him time to prepare for his death. Physicians were surprised when he continued to live week after week and month after month. Last Easter time, he was improved considerably and members of the hospital staff—with whom he had become a favorite patienthoped that a recovery might take place. But the priest’s condition deteriorated last month, and his suffering mounted steadily. Two hours before he died, his 80-year-o)d mother visited him. After she left, he told a nurse, ”1 am prepared to go now.” ' Death was no stranger to the priest, a one time superior of Detroit's Monastery of T. Paul of the Cross. As a divisional chaplain, Fr. Busse was wounded twice and several times had bullets rip through hia clothes. , One day ne gave the last rites to 60 Rofoan Catholic soldiers. When the war was over. Major Busse had wpn a silver star and a bronze star for ’ gallantry and a purple heart. — Democrat Want Ads Br'np rtssults |

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Electric Project Meeting On Monday A new, educational film will highlight the 4-H special interest meeting at 8 p.m. Monday for boys and girls taking the electric project. The meeting will be at the Pleasant Mills high school, county agent L. •'E. Archbold stated today. Electric project members are urged to bring their project material with them to the meeting. The material will receive constructive criticism from the electric standpoint. Mike Boltin of the Indiana-Michi-gan Electric company will be present to show the film. Adult leaders and parents of the boys and girls taking the project are welcome at the meeting.

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