Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 174, Decatur, Adams County, 25 July 1957 — Page 8

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DISTANCE SWIMMER Florence Chadwick stands swimless in surf at Weston-Super-Mare, England. Rough water made her call off ; attempt to swim the Irish sea to Old Erin that day. Accompanying boat is out there Ditching in the waves. (International) * ,

Oriental Flu Virus Spreading In U. S. No Serious Spread Os Disease Seen WASHINGTON (UP) — The Oriental flu vims is “spreading somewhat” in the United States but has not reached anything like epidemic proportions, a U.S. Public Health Service spokeman said The spokesman said government health experts do not anticipate any serious spread of the disease during the summer months although “spiradic outbreaks” may occur in various parts of the country “What we are thinking about is whether we will have a real outbreak in the fall, which is the normal flu season," the spokesman told the United Press. He said the Public Health Service is gearing, along with the American Medical Assn, and other health agencies, to fight any major epidemic. Th* service deelined to comment directly on an article in the current Harper's magazine by Dr. David D. Rutstein, head of Harvard University’s department of preventive medicine, who said a major flu epidemic may sweep the nation this fall. Reports to the Public Health Service from its far-flung flu “intelligence network” show a number so Oriental flu cases have cropped up in several states including lowa, Kentucky, New Mexico, Connecticut, Indiana and Maryland. Previously it had largely been confined to military bases on the coasts. ’ Symptoms of the Oriental or Far Eastern flu, a brand-new virus

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strain against which no immunity ; has been built up by the popula- : tion, are generally similar to i other types of flu. It is marked by ] high fever, aching muscles and a i dry cough. ■ Cases reported in this country i so far have been mild, health of- ; ficials said. No deaths have been ' reportedTrade in a good town — Decatm

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1 • MRS. Frances Liberace Casadonte, 68, is shown in a Los Angeles hospital where she is recovering from a beating she received from two masked thugs in her son’s home. She suffered I bruises, contusions and a fracjured rib. Police theorized that t the attack might be related to her pianist son’s 25-million'-dollar suit against Confidential t Magazine. (International)

Doubt Murder Story Os Mental Patient Not Much Credence In Slaying Story OAKLAND, Calif.' (UP)-Police said today they are “not inclined to put much credence” in a story by a Chicago mental patient that he stew two policemen in southern aw-e wwwe

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California eariter this week. ..NevertheleM, hey. held the etupect, William T. Allen, 25, for questioning by police from El Segundo and Los Angeles. Officers from those cities were expected early today. The double shooting took place in El Segundo last Monday. The victims were Milton G. Curtis, 25, and Richard A. Phillips, 29 Authorities in Illinois and Missouri also placed a hold on Allen. Lt. Verne Dolan of the Chicago police department said Allen is suspected of having committed

some 50 recent robberies there. ■ He had been indicted for three of them before escaping Feb. 9 from Chester County Mental Hospital. St. Louis authorities said Allen ' matched the description of a gun- > man who wounded an officer in a > tavern holdup. Oakland Police Capt. Anthony I Bolger said Alien's story about the El Segundo shooting did not make much sense. Allen said he drove out to Los > Angeles with Betty Aguilar, a New Orleans woman he met on the way. XMMfIMMaaSMMMMMiaAgMMMMMMMMM

— ■» — On.the way west, he claimed he shot a Nebraska deputy Sheriff and staged a holdup each day- No Nebraska officer is missing, Bolger said. Allen said he shot at two policemen in southern California “to frighten them away," but insisted he shot at them on Sunday. He said Miss Aguilar was not with him at the time. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad — they bring results.

Desk Pen Sets For County Plow Winners The first two prizes for the county plowing contest will be desk pen sets this year instead of small trophies. The first prize trophy, appropriately engraved with Adams county plow contest—l9s7, has a gold tractor mounted on it, and a revolving calendar built in. H’e second place trophy is smaller, engraved about the same, WWWWWVWIMIMVMMMAAAAM

THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1957

bUt with no calendar. The county plowing contest, open to any farmer, will take place August 8 at the Delmas Bollenbacher farm. ~ After hashing winter woolens such as sweaters and gloves, seal them in plastic bags and place in ' a deep freezer for 48 hours before 1 storing. The freeze treatment helps destroy any moth eggs which may be left in the clothing. Trade in • ge*d - Deeatar