Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 144, Decatur, Adams County, 19 June 1957 — Page 10

PAGE FOUR-A

| JN| SAksy .ctIHEW w * Bnft/ jMhMMnt. i.a K | Wg^^y-w£s- ' ; s&x> * ■ ' ■< AHL' ■rA ■ ' , MMk wt.W V » \jH ■» —S^Mrc.W-MMy .< \ g® BBHr C w, xK ■^p^ fc y •*’ J ■ jf V -•■ < ■ jr ’ *L WXWr THE 4-H BEEF TOUR TAKES TIME out at noon for a sack lunch at the John Lantz farm. Van Holsapple. authority on Aberdeen-Angus cattle, and Paul Kohne, chairman of the project, look on as Henry Rumple, right, prepares a cheese sandwich for Russell Brower, extension animal husbandman. The young cattlemen are, from left to right, John Rumple, Gerald Schaadt, Hubert Kuhn, Robert Wech- 1 ter, and Joe Kohne.—(Staff Photo) , *

E- A'* ’ 1-1 [_ MB JfU WJ JOHN LANTZ, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lantz, shows off his 1080 pound Hereford steer calf during the 4-H beef tour last week. Points on trimming and preparing the animal for show work were discussed at the Lantz farm, and a light lunch followed. The stop at the Lantz farm followed a stop at the John Christener farm, where Bob Christener explained his projects, a steer calf and heifer. — (Staff Photo)

One test of life is the power to communicate life. Judge your Christianity by that standard. iHIMi!l:IIM!ll • WANTAIM

'H^■•' ’ ' Prices Are Lowest Right Now! • Co-op "Custom 20" Chest Freezer... '* Freeze and store all those fruits and vegetables ripening on your farm ... in a lovely freezer, priced to fit your budget. Stores 700 lbs. food. • Co-op "Custom 15" Chost Freezer... ' , ' > Co-op "Custom 15" Upright Freezer. / • Co-op "Custom 20" Upright Freezer..’ """" • Co-op "Imperial" Combination Freezer “ Big 93 cu. ft. refrigerator plus 5 cu. ft extrastorage freezer. It’s elegant! • Co-op "Custom" Combination Freeze! ~~ * Large 10.10 cu. ft refrigerator combined with 3 cu. ft. freezer. Wo bought In carload* so you could buy ot savings ENDS JULY 6 Adams County Farm Bureau Co-op BERNE MONROE GENEVA 2-2612 6-6035 14 PLEASANT MILLS WILLIAMS 7-7316 L. & S. on 18 Hoagland

Love cannot dwell with a narrow spirit. Os all the faculties of the mind, memory is the first that flourishes and the first that dies. — Colton The erection of a monument is superfluous; the memory of us will last if we have deserved it in our lives. — Pliny S

New Trick Learned In Body Chemistry Rouses Defenders Against Disease NEW YORK (UP)—A newly learned trick in body chemistry rouses the defenders against disease after they’ve been laid very low—which is not only a very neat trick but one which has life-saving possibilities for people. These defenders are our scavenger cells, the phagocytes, which consume and digest foreign substances that could sicken and end up killing us if those phagocytes weren’t both energetic and exceedingly devoted to duty. Ordinarily there is peaceful coexistence if not quiet cooperation between them and the potent chemicals which come out of the adrenal glands — cortisone and its related hormones. That goes, too, for their relations with horm on e s of other glands, especially those which, depending upon the abundance of production, are responsible for characteristic contours and featues of men and women. Effect Like Magic Bodily things that were that way until it was discovered that when the body’s normal supply of cortisone was increased from the outside, the effect upon inflammatory processes, like arthritis, was like magic. Cortisone and its chemical derivatives become “miracle drugs ” Chemists learned how to l

1,1 a -MJ,. -ry ’ ’ — — ■—■ | LIMITED TIME 0N LY [jS!f LllX 111 I Fire* Time Ever! $j m OO j j*. ‘This Modern I Smooth-Top Mattress ■ ■ SA-40 Down ’ I **br*Jwrt-e*.• “ Monthly hrMl v ■ ■ I | L°ok these 9 Features ... Compare with Costlier Mattresses I | tU O , ** tt “ **- Jnd 00 the to®- Not »button A Bflrt Vnts-not 2or 4—give free- A Hewyweeee ttric tew — tough IE x '^Sur‘ : -'Jftl s EfrtmX*!>fc. or tuft anywhere. It’s the modern way to sleep! v How cross ventilation laside the v enough to last a lifetime—yet so S "" ’ mattress so it can breathe. smooth to tip touch, so lovely to 3 I 1 " 11 i Q Perealator niifirce! ceistractioi look at SK -x. F f* UUUIUBWWU lay '“I — I gj ws extra support to make sure you ruMriMth,» j hml -h. (Good Housekeeping ) © “**XREPLACE YOUR OLD Xfro- **"»* the frame, so it can’t ever comfort zone that really relaxes you. ' wqr - xhift. slide or bunch in G Crash-preef bonier that won’t break QF* H*dlM make it easy to turn. ■ M ATTDrCCEC «M»a *■ « w down. Crush it hard... see how it w And the smooth top and bottom I , (VIA I I Ktl93tL2> ■ ■ ■ and VOlint WBia* YOU savoz I. . , , , „,„ bounces right back into shape! make it easier still. 1? nTTr”""""” - » ' 1 '"' " SHOP THURSDAY till 5:30 P. M. MMHMMRBMNNNNNNiMHNNHNB I AAir UfUAT VAii ACT I shop Friday till 9:oo p. m. If J Q JI LUUII WHAT lUU GET ! SHOP Saturday tin 5:30 p. m. • BOX SPRING AND MATTRESS A J i Aa JxkSAJJJJJIJMMBGiIWBMMMI • steel frame y/I yl II 11 ■ • UPHOLSTERED HEADBOARD 44 111 I m!ITl ■s ■ ,ljl I? • CHOICE OF COLORS, for only * * Isl ■4l I 111 tmß • I Il li inc. V i BETTER QUALITY $59.00 s l best quality $79.00 Furniture Store [ ; WEI . TERMS TO SciT YOI R BUDGET. | ;M s s. ,3,,,

THE DKMTOR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, DIMM* - —, ■ ■

make, them in factories, and so suffering mankind was no longer dependent on animal bodies as sources of supply. Then it was discovered that in some people <nbt in 'all people, mind) heavy doses over a considerable time, laid the pagocytes very low. With the body defenders stymied, infections got £oing at a galloping pace. Tuberculosis, for instance. And pneumonia. Sickening bacteria which had been held in check by busy little phagocytes, suddenly became like the avalanche and an inflammatory process was reversed but the patient died. That made cortisone and its derivatives, chemicals worthy of the most profound respect They Remained "miracle drugs" in the full sense of the word—but their use became matters for high skill and keen vigilance. Biochemists Learn Tricks Now, comes the trick learned by two biochemists, T. Nicql and D. L. J. Bilbey, of King's College, London- They took a laboratorymanufactured replica (chemically speaking) of one of the hormones manufactured in abundance by female bodies, which assist in making women feminine. With techniques too complicated here, they found out what was the normal phagocytic activity in the bodies of male white mice. The average phagocyte activity index 1 was 26. Some of the mice were injected daily with heavy doses of cortisone for one week. Their phagocyte activity index sank to 7, which was more than enough to put them in grave peril from any infection which might be around.

PUBLIC AUCTION TWO BEDROOM HOME and CHOICE BUILDING LOT The undersigned will sell the following at Publie Auction on the premises, at 411 North Ninth Street, Decatur, on THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1957 i EVENING SALE— P. M.—EVENING SALE TWO BEDROOM HOME 411 North Ninth St. Good Frame House 20x24. Good Foundation, Asbestos Shingle Siding, Asphalt Shingle Roof. Living Room 9x14, Bedroom 9x9, Bedroom 7x9, Complete Bathroom 6x7, Kitchen 7xlo with 54 inch Sink Cabinet. Wired for Electric Stove. New Electric Water Heater. House is conventionally constructed, has plastered walls, and is in good condition. C-l, Neighborhood Shopping Zoning Classification. Lot is 31 (Ninth Street Frontage), by 50. BUILDING LOT Northwest Corner Ninth St. A Nuttman Avenue Choice Building Lot 50 x 100 feet. (100 Ft. Frontage on Ninth Street). C-l, Neighborhood Shopping Classification. TERMS & CONDITIONS: House will be sold with Down Payment of $500.00 and balance payable in monthly installments of $40.00 at 5%% interest (payments to include principal and interest). Lot will be sold with Down Payment of $300.00 snd balance payable in monthly installments of $30.00, or Purchasers may pay Cash, immediate Possession. House is not occupied. Phone Ned C. Johnson, 3-2796, for inspection or further information. Statements made on day of sale shall take precedence over any contained herein. Not Responsible for Accidents. BRICE D. ROOP and RALPH iE. ROOP, Owners Roy S. Johnson, Ned C. Johnson—Auctioneers — ■■ ■■ - ■ ■■ V" » * ". —- T 11 '■ ' " ’ '

Then they were injected daily with the synthetic female hormone. and their phagocyte activity index went up to 46—that is well above what it had been before there was any interference with their body chemistry. Some mice were -not Injected with cortisone but were with the female hormche. Their index went up from the normal 26 to 105 which—in the dry words of the scientists — “indicated marked stimulation of phagocytic activity.” ' The next step is to find out if what happened in mouse chemistry will happen in human chemistry. The scientists suggested it in their report in the technical journal, “Nature." Perfect Attendance Students Are Listed The list of students of the Decatur high school and junior hogh school who had perfect attendance records for the second semester has been released by Hugh J. Andrews. principal. Hie list follows: Seniors — Stanley Alger. Carolyn Bassett, Max Daniels, Gloria Fugate, Jay Gould, Dennis Lobsiger, Ted Schrock, LaVerne Thieme. Juniors — Richard Leming, Alicia Levy, Phil Rambo, Karel Thieme. Sophomores — Janice Badenhop, JC 4 e Redweii, Barbara

r Bleeke, Larry Daniels, Jon Foor, - Larry Ritter, Kathleen Schultz. ■ Leonard Thieme. i i Freshmen — Marie Barlett, - Elaine Cochran, Jack Dailey. - Lois Gerke, Michael Kaehr, Jerry Mclntosh. 1 Bth grade — Ann Arnold, James J Cancino, John Cowan, Tom Cra- • vens, Barbara Harden, Donna b emo—- -

144 MU HAUI-4JOO FEET UP*-When Sheriff Col Bolet ol I Atfeht. Maricopa County. Ariiona, sends his 4-wheel-drive GMC to t ‘ ‘ 1 f hisjradio transmitting station on a mountain peak, one round - j trip deab out more punishment than a year's ordinary use. < *-• ■’WSU‘l' ; ' lOl: - VC .< , V TI IT crosses s mountain chains, . ■■ wades through shifting sand, picks its way over boulder-strewn passes—goes ~gJ,.gJ where no tone horse would set foot. Mb JHrjk • The deol includes climbing up a 45% & ’ If. 3. JR’WMk j grade. But - It hosn t even breathed > 'W f _ 1 trd yet; say, th. Sheriff. ■ - rFRR * »fc•/ ■«■ f could you make it for this GMC 4-WHEEL DRIVE? 3r YOU probably never would push *or deep snow, has clearance on • j a GMC truck this far. high-crowned roads. But it’s great to know that GMC’s With a few accessories, it pulls can do incredible jobs, beyond all B t U mps, drills postholes or wells, — ~ normal requirements for their stretches f ence> pumpß wat class-and still run longer cheaper hoista It V king. ~. .! -7 and with fewer repairs than other Bize and _ in 2 . wh eel drive- V 1 trues. gives you full road speeds. 7 Got some tough assignments for this GMC 4-wheel drive? It’s just ' The GMC 4-wheel drive is really about the handiest truck ever built two trucks in one —and it costs — goes anywhere, makes its own surprisingly little. Just ask your roads, has full traction in muck GMC dealer! ‘■f—, , — — -

Keller, Stewart Knodel, Sharon Magsamen, Edward Morgan, Richard Morgan, Kay Ann Noack, Sharon Sprunger, Karen Zimmerman, Thomas Gase. If you have sumetning to sen or rooms ror rent, try a Democrat Want Ad, it brings results. f '"f ■ii « ■■imuieui. '■» —e • in——»i ——

JUNE 19, 1957

WANTADS — Hl— ■ nm.ee—-M