Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 64, Decatur, Adams County, 17 March 1955 — Page 10

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HEARING EXPERT RETURNS TO DECATUR SONOTONfc’B HEARING BPECiAUBT, J. M. Friend of Fort Wayne, Will conduct Sonotone’s regular monthly hearing center at the Rice Hotel in Decatur thia Saturday. March IStfc thorn 2 to 5 P M. Anyone who has a hearing problem or difficulty in understanding is invited to consult Mr. Friend without charge. Those doing so witi be given an audiometric hearing teat following medically accepted practices and an analysie ot the individual's hearing loan. Investigate tne sonotone plan tot better hearing. It employs the latest tbansitor knd research developments for compensative cob reetion ot hearing impairments. Rome consultations by appointment. Free booklet or request. Adv.

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Elks Clubs Os Indiana Help Cancer Research

(Editor's note: This is one in a aeries ot articles on cancer research underway at the Indiana University medical center which is supported by funds contributed by Elks clubs ot the Hoosier state.) INDIANAPOLIS — Laboratory tests used in cancer diagnosis and treatment tests which are vital tools in the slow, uphill fight agaidbt this dread killer — are undef study at the Indiana University medical center here, throdgh research grants from the Indiana Elks. Researchers in the clinical pathology laboratory is the studies, which are aimed at improving methods of testing cancerous cells and tissues. Such tests enable physicians to Identify the type of Cancer present, to predict the course of the disease, and to judge the kind of treatment to use. Frequent laboratory tests also help judge the progress of various treatments and their effect on different kinds of caneers. A Special kind ot cahcer which workers in the laberatery have under study affects the salivary glands. This cancer is not too common, and in the past has been poorly understood. The laboratory recently study of 120 cases of salivary gland tumors. Surgery, the report says, was effective in 80 of the 129 cases, and X-rays had some effect in a few of the remainder. He is also directing similar research on malignant tumors found in children. These cancers are also in the “poorly understood” class. Under a special Elks grant, a study of how cells develop in animal embryos was carried out on the I. U. Bloomington campus a few yehfs ago by Ricftgfff McAlpine, a diedical student from Michigan City Who has since received thb highest gride ih nationwide examinations of the nar tionll board of medical examiners. McAlpineX study is considered an Important contribution in the understanding of the mechanism

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of cell development — how so many, varied ceils grow frOhi simple, similar cells. This kind of knowledge may help explain cancer, since cancerous ceils are in a sense reversions to younger forms of normal cells. This is an example of basic research which, although it may have no immediate practical application, may some day prove to be the foundation for major. Scientific developments. Examples of this kind of thing are found throughout the history of science —for instance, the discovery of Hertzian waves, the basis of radio, nearly a century before the invention of radio itself. (Nekt—The role of the electrdii microscope in cancer research.) • cl Merry Maids The Monmouth Merry Maids <-H dub held their first meeting Tuesday evening. March 8 at the Monmouth school. The meeting Was opened With pledges to the flags and staging the 4-H club song. Officers elected during the business session Were: president, Marlene Johnson; vicepresident, Rowena Merriman; Secretary, Esther Cook; treasurer. Sue Merriman; news reporter, Grace Fuhrman; song leader, Sue Miller; health and safety leader, Joyce Kirchner. Recreation and refreshments followed the meeting. Chefs Trained LONDON (INS) — Britain’s 3,000 State hospitals are how beginning to train their own chefs In a bid to raise the standard ot hospital catering and end the complaints about hospital food. About 500.000 patients are fed every day Ih British hospitals.

DIANE LINDEN, who will reign da Queen ot International Bread Week, visits the Levy institute of Baking ih NEW Fork. Explaining the operation of revolving stone hearths is Dasi Udaey. bread maker for 3D years- Almost evefy type bt bread is baked in NkW Fork—including Swedish llmpa. Dish soda, Jewish Rye. American white and Danish oumoemickel. JOIN! There is no substitute for W-hole blood. In recent years, the many discoveries of medical ustfis of blood have made-it Indispensable to the nation’s health. Since 1948, the Red cross has collected over 14.000.000 donation sfor Civilian use and for national defense. Help maiAtkih this vital program through your membership in the Red Cross and generous contribution to its fund campaign. Trade in a Good Town — Decatdr

Homemaking Tips Miss Bertha Landis Home Demonstration Agent Regardless of the old saying, a lot of people still try to judge a book by its corer. In the same way, many people judge their neighbors by the type of landscaping surrounding their homes. A patchy lawn with a few straggly shrubs might suggest laziness; or a bright green lawn with Vigorously growing evergreens might suggest an ambitious neighbor. Os more concrete Importance, the resale value of a home is strongly affected by its landscaping. Also, the comfort of a home can be Improved by landseaping, such as planting trees to furnish a windbreak in the winter. Homeowners will find a newly revised booklet published by Purdue university very helpful in landscaping their homes. This short gliblicatioh entitled “The (text Step With Your Trees and Shrubi” was prepared fay extension horticultural specialists at Purdue as S handy referehce for the hoihe gkrdedef. It is madb up altaost entirely of illustrations showing such things as how to plant trees, shrubs and fetergreens; how to tHtu hedges, rose* and shrubs, and how to care sos a lawn. this booklet gives spray and dust recommendations for the control of insects and diseases commonly found on shrubs around the home. There is also a table showing how deep and how far apart bulbs and tubers of flowers such as peonies, dahlias, tulips and hyacinths should be plahted. For a free copy of this booklet, see your local county extension office. Just ask for Extension Bulletin 340, “The Next Step With Your Trees and Shrubs.”

Madera Etiquette I BY ROBERTA LEE . 0 0 Q. Should a woman, traveling alone on a train, allow a new male acquaintance to pay for her meals? A. She may properly accept an invitation for one meal in the diner. If, however, the trip extends long enuogh for more meals en route, she should not take additional meals with him, or if she does allow him to accompany her, she should pay for her own meals. Q. While maklhg announcements at a banquet, should the Piaster of ceremonies rise or tetnalh seathe wishes to exhibit good, breeding and courtesy, hl* will rise for any announcement, no matter how short it may be. Q. When a girl is introducing the man to Vrhom she is engaged, should she speak of him as her fiance? A. Yes.

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.4.# — PRESIDENT EISENHOWER, paying another visit to his farm (top) at Gettysburg, Pa., watches Carl Mauss inix paint as Waytie Harris . looks on. The President spent about a halt an hour experimenting With different colors before deciding on just the right shade of green for his bam—pale-green with white trimming to match the house. With the approval of Mrs. Eisenhower, the Chief Executive also helped decorators select colors for the interior of the main house.

Dive Bombers WASHINGTON (INS) — The Antarctic, of bfbWh, skuia gull will dive-bomb a man from any di-

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rection, inflicting blows from front flank, or rear, says the National Geographic Society. The great skula of the North Atlantic will attack only from the rear.