Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 112, Decatur, Adams County, 12 May 1958 — Page 2

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Indiana Technical Exercises Hay 25 - 258 Graduates To Receive Diplomas FORT WAYNE — The president of Amercian Electric Power Co., Philip Sporn, will deliver the principal address for commencement exercises at Indiana Technical College May 25. ' ■ The ceremonies will be conducted in the Indiana Tech gymasium on the campus beginning at 2:30 p.m. President Archie T. Keene will confer an honorary doctor of science degree an the eminest engineer, industrialist and administrator. Sporn has been honored in all phases of his work including the John Fritiz Medal in 1956 from four national engineering societies; also honorary degrees from seven other colleges and universities. He is the president and director of 21 electric power firms, including Indiana-Michigan which serves a vast portion of these two states. plus the Ohio Power Co. which supplies all electric power requirements for the atomic engery commission’s Portsmouth, Ohio, project. Two hundred-fifty eight men will be awarded degrees by Indiana Tech with engineering and science degrees at the ceremonies which will be the 25th anniversary of the first graduation exercises conduct-

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ed by the college. The silver anniversary exercises are being conducted in the midst of Tech’s preparations for an extensive building program which will extend well into the next quarter century and include new domitories, library, and liberal arts buildings. Soviet Ultimatum Sent Marshal Tito * • • . • Demand His Return To Communist Bloc BELGRADE (W — The Soviet Union has delivered an ultimatum to President "Tito demanding that he return to the Communist bloc or face the consequences, it was disclosed today. Delivery of the note coincided with announcement that Kliment Y. Voroshilov, the Soviet head of state, had “postponed” a visit to Belgrade scheduled for this week end. The ultimatum was reported to have been delivered by Russian Ambassador Ivan Konstantinovic Zamchevsky last Saturday. It was expected to be followed by economic pressure on Tito. Soviet sources said the letter came from the Soviet Communist Party Central Committee and was addressed directly to Tito, who is vacationing on the-isle of Brioni. Trade in a good town — Decatur

JB v mr%i ■fflt'’ f Jkt BMiJ HOLIDAYING— Princess Soraya, former wife of the shah of Iran, makes a fetching photo as she is backgrounded by the scenery at Paget, Bermuda. She is vacationing with her mother and brother. (International Soundphoto)

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Truck, Bus Collide, One Person Killed FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn. (W — A truck collided Sunday with a bus carrying 38 children and 5 adults on a weekend outing, killing a chaperone and injuring all the other bus passengers. ' The truck driver, Marvin Burns, 31, also was injured. The highwap patrol said it would charge Burns with manslaughter. Fatally injured in the crash was Ralph Reed, 27, publisher of a weekly newspaper \in Arab, 1 Ala. His wife is a teacher at the Union Gorve, Ala., school, where all the children are enrolled. He had accompanied the group on a weekend bus trip to attend the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tenn. Pennville Couple Found Dead Saturday MONTPELIER, Ind. (IB — Authorities said today Glen Mahon, 20, Pennville. apparently shot and killed Patricia Liby. 16. Pennville, and then himself Saturday after the girl broke off “going steady” with him. The bodies of the young persons were found on a blanket beside a parked car on a Blackford County road Saturday. Authorities said both had been shot to death and a rifle lay across Mahon's body. State police began a search for the Jay County couple when the girl's parents reported she was missing. The bodies were found near the Jay - Blackford County line.

Relieved Os Allergy By Being Hyptonized Report Is Given By Top Practitioners By DELOS SMITH United Press Science Editor NEW YORK (UP)-People allergic to the pollens of spring will find it very hard to believe what they're about to read. They shouldn't allow that to bother them because many doctors of medicine who specialize in allergy will not want to believe it either. Nevertheless, it is true. A woman almost unbearably allergic to the new grasses, flowers and leafing trees was relieved of her affliction by being hypnotized once a week and then hearing suggestions that this year she was not going to come down with asthma and hay fever. I Now comes the really astonishing thing! Cherfiically she remained sensitive to the pollens. Yet when she was given the standard skin tests, there were no resulting hives to indicate a “positive” reaction. Evidently suggestion under hypnosis had not only suppressed asthma and hay fever but the bodily chemical processes behind them. J Mind Plays Part All this was reported "by —two ultra-respectable medical practitioners to the top-drawer international technical journal, “The Lancet.” To know the sources of information is particularly important here. This information is of one of the clearest demonstrations on record of the possible strength of the “mind' part of ; allergic reactionsThat there is a “mind” part is 1 generally accepted, but many i medical experts believe it has to ‘be entirely subordinate to.. the ibody chemistry sensitivity to pol- | lens —or . whatever foreign substance causes the distressing chemical reaction. The woman had had annual bouts with the spring pollens of trees, grasses and flowers for 11 years. From May to July every year her nights were made miserable by asthma and her days by hay fever. There was no question of her chemical sensitivity; skin tests were markedly positive. Put In Deep Trance Drs. A. A. Mason and Stephen Black treated her by hypnosis as an out-patient of a London hospital, Once a week, she was put into a deep trance and told: “This year you will have no difficulty with your breathing, either at night or during the day time. This year you will not Jiave a blocked nose, your eyes will not run, there will be no. itching around your eyes, and you will not have sneezing attacks.” This went on from April 28 to July 8. The “suggestions” were followed: she had no allergic attacks of any kind Once a week during this time she was given skin tests of her chemical sensitivity. The first one was quite positive, but the degree diminished week-by-week until it got down to zero. But toward the end of the pollen season, a sample of her blood was injected into a non-allergio volunteer who thereupon reacted to injections of extracts of the pollen. This “passive transfer’* test showed her allergic chemistry hadn’t been changed but it had been suppressed. Is Strongest Factor An odd twist was that when skin testing on the arm no longer produced the hives which mark the positive reaction, skin testing on a leg produced them. The next time she was hypnotized, she was told she would have no reaction anywhere on her body—and she didn't. The reporting physicians pointed out the three known factors in the cause of asthma and hay fever—a foreign protein, such as pollen; body tissues sensitive to that protein, and a mind factor “in no way understood.” In their woman, they continued, this mind factor ‘was shown.to be the most powerful of these three." # i. George Sale Dies At Home In Florida Word has been received here of •he sudden death of George G. Sale, 79, former Adams county resident, who was found dead at iis home in Sarnoset. Fla. Funeral services and burial were held in East Bradenton, Fla., Friday. Survivors include two sisters, Vlrs. Harry Kuhn and Mrs. William Houtz, berth of Uniondale, and a number of nieces and nephews, including Mrs. Jess Edgell of Monroe route 1. Gr,,n Leaf The Green Leaf 4-H club of Preble township held a meeting May 8 at 8 p.m in Preble, with Dwight Schaefer in charge. Dwight Schuller and Denniss’ L. Schuller led the pledges, with group singing led by Stanley Linker and Duane Schuller. Special feature of the evening was a mov- ’ ie by Jack Hurst. Thirteen member's attended the meeting. The next meeting is scheduled for May 22 at 8:30 p.m. at the Preble | school.

l | —. >. W „G..,- r If M W PRINCE RECEIVES HONORARY DEGREE-Prince Bertil of Sweden is shown after he had received the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws at Gustavus Adolphus College, near Minneapolis, - Minn. He was also presented with a sweater, making him an honorary member of the “G” Club, an athletic organization, ft The Prince told the latter group: “The ‘G’ might stand for Gustavus Adolphus to you boys, but to me it means, gee I am glad to get this sweater.” (International Soundphoto)

Two Decatur Seniors Awarded Scholarships Two young ladies who are mem'bers of this month's graduating class at the Decatur high school have been awarded scholarships to Indiana University. Miss Barbara J. Kalver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kalver, has been awarded a special schol- j arship, and Miss Ruth Emily

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Sw’earingen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Swearingen, has been awarded a state scholarship. They are among approximately 600 who who will receive grants ranging from SIOO to SI,OOO to apply toward their first year of education There are people whose conduct | in public is correct but whose be- | havior.at home is contemptible.