Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1943 — Page 28

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forward to a limited supply of pipe cleaners made of scrap wire, production of a small number has . + . Gardeners report that the new large yellow hardy to drouth, and have a milder less acid flavor red tomatoes. . . . The sulfa drugs have now moved into the chicken yard and will save the lives of many good fryers for your

Candy becomes a health food with new ingredients now being experimented with—soybeans, wheat germ, sweet potatoes, and . + « A limited quantity of handwoven tweeds is being sent to the U. 8. from Britain, gum-chewing bloc will be glad to hear that at least there of gum. Nearly half the production diverted to service men and women, but civilians will continue to get about what they have been getting.

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She had registered at approximately 4:45 and three minutes later called for half a dozen “cokes” and a pitcher of ice. The “cokes” and ice were delivered by Bellboy Alfred Bayne Jr. who, after the murder, told police he had seen a woman in black sit ting on the corporal’'s bed smoking a cigaret. Police have attached considerable significance to the fact that the woman in black was in Cpl. Ridings’ room within three to five minutes after the latter registered.

Too Presumptious

‘That might indicate, investigators hold, that the woman already was in the hotel at the time of Cpl. Ridings’ arrival or that she might have accompanied the WAC to the hotel and stood by, near the elevator, for instance, while Cpl Ridings was registering. It is presumed that the WAC and her woman-in-black friend might have ascended in the elevator together.

By DR. THOMAS D. MASTERS

Times Special

Writer

SEASICKNESS is ordinarily an affliction of the more fortunate and prosperous times. The remoteness of the battlefronts in this war

requires the transportation across the oceans of millions of men who

‘might never had the experience otherwise, however, and many will undergo for the first time the real distress of seasickness. Motion illness is not uncommon, nor is it confined to the sea. Many

people notice uneasiness to the point of nauses and vomiting when subjected to the motion of trains, busses, roller-coasters, streetcars, and even elevators and automobiles. The widespread use of airplanes has introduced a new

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The reduced efficiency of naval personnel by seasickness is a serious problem to the navy. An invading force hampered i & - by seasickness is | obviously severely handicapped. Although sea sickness is fre- § quently * looked | upon lightly, it 2 is an important § 8

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The mechanism of seasickness is complicated and probably re sults from various causes. The most potent factor is considered to be the stimulation of the nerve cents in the brain that 'nduce vomiting by the effect of a constant shifting of the body about its various axes and the stimulation of the organ of equilibrium . beyond its tolerance.

. A » Consideration of Cause

SOME MAINTAIN that the stimulation arises in the alimentary tract, as the motion of the body and the intra-abdomtrial struétures are independent. There - is a visual component which operates in some way to cause or .aggravate nausea. It is probable that the unusual “and frequently repeatéd stimuli from the internal eaf (organ of equilibrium), alimentary tract, and eyes are all concerned in provoking the nausea and vomiting frequently ex-

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-i8-that any or all of these factors may- transmit stimuli. The con< dition requifes also a susceptible . or hypersensitive nervous’ system. Because of the various types of mechanism involved, there is no single treatment except placing both nates squarely om solid ground. Among the numerous treatments suggested, the most

reliable are sedative drugs and atropine and related drugs. As prophylactic measure, those who are susceptible should undertake the journey with an empty intestinal traet should travel in a reclining position whenever possible,

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The mystery woman was reinjected into the investigation last night when a young man came to headquarters and asked to see detectives working on “that WAC case.” -

Sought for Questioning

He confided that his former wife, from whom he had been divorced only recently, was a friend of Cpl Ridings and frequently attended parties with her at local hotels. He declared that his ex-wife wore black “most of the time” and

questioning on the assumption that while having nothing to do with the killing, she might provide vital information. In connection with the new development, detectives planned to question a North Side woman who is supposed to have received a letter recently from an Elwood

questioned in the murder.

GEN: MARSHALL 2 ~ OTHERS, VISIT HERE

Three high-ranking army officers visited Indianapolis Monday night, and the man on the street was none, the wiser. The visit was a Pun kept secret—at the request” the officers. hei They were Chief-of-Staff Gen. George C. Marsfiall; Lt. Gen. Omar H. Bradley, commander of the sec-

ond U.S. army corps who recently | ed from Sicily, and Lt. Gen.

-8imon B., Buckner, home from Alas.

‘ka where he is commander of the {defense force. / The three were en route to the American Legion national conven{tion at Omaha, Neb. Arriving here {late Monday afternoon, Gen. Mar-| shall was a guest at the home of (Mrs, Frederic M. Ayres Sr. 5700 Sunset lane, The other two stayed at the Claypool hotel. Long a friend of the late Frederic M. Ayres Sr. Gen. Marshall visited at the Ayres home before 2 Ayres’ death-in 1940.

'4 CRITICALLY HURT IN MOTOR CAR CRASH

BRAZIL, Ind, Sept. 22 (U. P) Four men were reported in ecritical condition today as a result of an automobile collision at a blind

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Rationing Dates

Canned Goods

Stamps, U, V and W are good through Oct. 20.

Meat

Red stamps X, Y and Z are good through Oet. 2. Brown stamps A and B in Book 3 good. Both expire Oct. 2. Brown C becomes good Sunday; D, Oct. 3; E, Oct. 10, and F, Oct. 17. All expire Oct. 30.

Si Stamp 18, good for one palr through Oct. 31. Loose stamps will not be accepted. Sugar

Stamp 14 is good for five pounds through Nov. 1. Applications may be made now for canning sugar. Allotments are

police today are seeking her for{One pound of sugar for every four|...omobile.

quarts of fruit canned -with a maxi. mum allotment of 25 pounds per person which includes five pounds for Jellies, jams,

PEORIA EDITORIAL WINS LEGION AWARD

An editorial appearing in the , - Ill, - Journal-Transcript, written by George W. Barrette, editor, was named winner of the 1943 American Legion editorial appreciaaward today.

~ special “honorable mention. Honorable mention was given to Herbert G. Gray of the Medford (Ore.) Mail Tribune; Frank S. Hoag of the Pueblo (Colo.) Star-Journal and Chieftain, and Paul MartinDillon of the Cumberland (Md)

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VICTORY UNITY WEEK SET FOR INDIANA

In conjunction with the National Urban League's program to promote better race relations in America, Governor Schricker today proclaimed Sept. 26-Oct. 3 as Victory Through Unity ' week. . He urged all citizens and organizations which can to hold ceremonies “to sum again the lessons of unity, bringing to attention those American ideals for the preservation of which we are fighting—justice, freedom, tolerance; to renew in their hearts the spirit of goodwill which

alone welds men together for vic tory.” :

CHILD CAR VICTIM BURIED BERNE, Ind, Sept. 22 (U, P).— Funeral services were held today for 8-year-old David Lee Isch, killed Sunday when struck by an

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SHOTGUN ACCIDENT KILLS

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