Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 249, Decatur, Adams County, 22 October 1959 — Page 6

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11 Treated Milk Remedy Found For Allergies ST. PAUL. Minn. (UPI) — A University of Minnesota professor said today he has developed a [treated milk remedy for allergies : and rheumatoid arthritis. ■ Millions of sufferers may be j helped by taking one bottle a day of treated milk, according to Dr. i Williams E. Petersen. i Petersen said the system has proved 80 per cent effective in relieving the pain of rheumatoid arthritis sufferers and 84 per cent effective in combating allergies. The Minnesota scientist said more than 1,000 persons took part in a test designed to show the effect of the “immune milk” on rheumatoid arthritis. Petersen, who took part in the rigorously controlled clinical tests, said those who continued to drink the milk three months after the arthritic pain disappeared showed no recurrence of symptoms. i Similar tests on hay fever and allergy sufferers were conducted. Petersen said. More than 250 persons took the milk, while a similar group acted as a “control.” receiving standard remediesThe system is very simple. Petersen said. In the case of hay fever-combating milk, pollen is introduced into the milk canal of a cow’s udder. Within a week, the cow produces enough anti-bodies—-disease - killing — to ! make the milk effective against the disease. | The process is nearly the same for other allergies and rheumatoid arthritis, he said. The “immune milk” is ready to go into commercial production. The sl.lO a quart price for the test milk “may drop under heavier production,” Petersen said. Petersen said his special milk can be pasteurized in the same manner as normal milk, then deep frozen and kept indefinitely until used. The announcement of, his dis- ! covery marked the end of 35 years of painstaking research for Petersen. The doctor said he knew his remedy would work when he tried it on his own case of rheumatoid arthritis five years ago. | Assistant Defense Secretary In China TAIP E L. Formosa (UPI)— [ Charles C. Finucane. U.S. assistant ■ secretary of defense for manpowI er, arrived Wednesday for a twoday visit to Nationalist China. He [ was accompanied by nine department officials. Finucane will coni fer with U.S. military leaders and visit American military installations during his stay.

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TRUE. Carriers are not required i to deliver mail where dogs interfere. Hundreds of carriers are bitten by dogs each year. A dog j which bites one carrier may be friendly to another; so the Post i Office Department has wisely left to the judgment of the individual carrier whether or not a particular dog is vicious. A dog considered vicious' by the carrier must be locked up while delivery service in the area is being made. Otherwise, service may be interrupted and natrons in the immediate vicinity may be required to call at the post office for their mail. 2. Special handling service is for Fragile Parcels. FALSE. Contrary to common UnCarelessness Cosl'y ; In Fires In Nation [ Editor’s Note: The state and I federal governments have ap-, pealed again and again to smok-. ers to be careful with matches i and cigarette butts, but the toll of forest fires goes on. Here is some of the cost, in life and i resources, of our fires attributed - to carelessness. t By WILLIAM F. TYREE United Press International 1 LOS ANGELES (UPI» — Mr. ■ I Careless Smoker, think again • when you throw that cigarette I butt out of the ol’ family jalopy. After a week-long battle by 2,500 fighters, the multi-million-

derstanding. special-handling service provides only that fourth-class parcels be given the same expedI itious handling and transportation as firs’-class mail. It does not provide for special delivery of a parcel on arrival at the office of destination or for unusual treatment due to the fragile nature of contents. Parcels containing articles easily broken should be conspicuously endorsed FRAGILE on the wrapper or carton. No extra fee is required. Special-handling fees :n addition to postage for fourtn-class parcels are: 25c (not more than 2 pounds); 35c (more than ° but not more than 10 pounds); 50c (more than 10 pounds l dollar Angeles National Forest blaze has just been brought under full control. But crews will work over the 14,200-acre area for perhaps another two weeks, widening firebreaks and dousing - point ; embers with water drops from i helicopters. B All because of a cigarette, probI ably thrown from a car on the 'Angeles Crest Highway. Two firefighters were killed, 20 others injured-Re-seeding ot the burned-oyer foothills above Los Angeles will begin next week in an effort to reclaim some of the most valuable watershed in the nation. The U.S. Forest Service will join with the Los Angeles County Soil Conservation Service and the California Division of Forestry in sowing 70 tons of grass seed over the blackened slopes.

Terrific Punch Lost By Typhoon Dinah TOKYO (UPD — Typhoon Dinah lost her terrific 160-mile-per-hour punch toaey and whistled harmlessly out over the Pacific Ocean well cast of Tokyo. The massive typhoon, which was aimed .straight at teeming Honshu Island Wednesday, was downgraded to a tropical storm early today without affecting any land areas. Dinah passed 375 miles east of Tokyo °arly today, carrying top winds of only 69 miles per hour and moving northeast at 30 miles per hour. Bowtinq Scores American Legion League Macklins won two from Riverview Gardens, Firestone won two from First State Bank, New York Life Insurance won two from A & B Laundromat, Cowens Insur- . ance won I*4 from Ashbauchers, Burke Standard won two from Burke Insurance. W L Pts. Cowens Insur. 13 8 19 Firestone 13 8 18 Macklins ...— 13 8 18 Riverview .... 11 10 14 Burke Insur. 10*4 10'4 1314 First State Bank —lO 11 13 New York Life 9 12 13 Ashbauchers 914 11 Vt 1214 A & B Laundromat 814 1214 914 Burke Standard 714 1314 914 High games: K. Geisler 201, F. Hoffman 206, P Murphy 200, L. Gage 221, J. Loshe 200, V. Strickler 212, T. Hobrock 200, G. Bienz 200203, R. Bultemeier 202, W. Franz 210. Classic League ‘ W L Pts Budget Loan Co. 17 4 23 Leland Smith 1n5.13 8 19 West End Rest. 14 7 18 Decatur Farms 12 9 16 Peterson Grain Co. ....12 9 16 Don’s Texaco Ser. 8 13 11 Acker Cement 7 14 10 Ortho Shoe Clinic 8 13 9 Gerber’s Supermarket 7 14 9 Kelly’s Dry Cleaners 7 14 9 High series: Jim Parent 648 (181, 254, 213), Roily Ladd 606 (186, 183, 237). High games: R. Mies 203, A. Selking 200. G. Schultz 201, C. Melcher 207, R. Hollman 218, R. Andrews 209, R. Hoffman 226, O. Schultz 202, R. Hess 202, A. Buuck 202, A. Foltz 208, L. Hoffman 203, C. Knittie 233, P. Bleeke 201. Notes: Leland Smith Ins. rolled a new high series of 2968, including games of 1030 and 1025.

THURSDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1959

Luis Rodriguez Is Winner Over Logarf MIAMI BEACH (UPD — The manager of unbeaten Luis Rodriguez said today his fighter was ’’ready for any welterweight in the world, including the champion,” after Rodriguez’ decision over veteran Isaac Logart. Ernesto Corrales said the fastpunching Rodriguez ’’could whip (champion) Dan Jordan right ■ now.” Rodriguez* unanimous decision .Wednesday night over Logart a fellow townsman from Camaguey, Cuba, pushed his unbeaten streak to 25. He had one no-decision contest on his record. He beat Lojgart with superior speed after a I slow start. Rodriguez, 22, weighed 14514 for the nationally-televised bout. The 26-year-old Logart scaled 149>4 i It was Logart’s 14th loss in 76 fights. He bitterly accused Rodriguez of “fighting only in the last 110 seconds of every round.” “The judges just didn’t judge,” said Eddie Mafuz, Logart’s manager. “They saw Rodriguez flurry late and that influenced them. I’ll guarantee you we would have won this fight if it had been put on anywhere but here.” Hockey Results National League Toront.) 3, New York 2. Purdue Line Coach Uninjured In Crash LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UPD—Bernie Crimmins, 40. former Indiana University football coach and now a line coach at Purdue, escaped injury Wednesday night in a twocar collision on a Lafayette street. i ELKS MASQUERADE DANCE SUNSET PARK SATURDAY OCTOBER 24 9:00 till ? $1.50 Person i ORCHESTRA I Elks and Guests.