Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1944 — Page 21

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Mrs. Ralph \ Heads Volunteer Unit In County Drive.

Mrs. Ralph W. Showalter as chairman and Mrs. Maxwell Droke as vice chairman will marshal women volunteers for the county's fifth war loan drive which opens June 12. As heads of the women’s division

of the war finance committee, the chairmen will secure workers to precit sales and work wi 8 OF! Capt. David Anderson (left ganizations. above), son of Mrs. Elizabeth AnMrs. Showalter are Mrs. P. C. Reilly,| Robert McBane, also of Indianapolis, are stationed with the the South Pacific. Capt. Anderson, who has been Sedwick, telephone, and Mrs. Oliver| Pearl Harbor during the attack. ©. Martin, chairman of the Negro| Overseas for four years, he was Kits Being Prepared A sister, Lt. Agnes H. Anderson, is an army nurse stationed at clubs are stuffing the 10,000 kits to be used by bond solicitors. cue preted = 02 meee | [A CGINE GIVEN apolis Council of Women, IndianapTheta Tau, International Travel club, Garfield Women’s club, office partment club, the I. T. 8. C,, the League of Women Voters, Halcyon WNOOPing Cough Epidemic club, Southern club and C. I. H. N. Checked to Prove Value 781 persons have signed pledges acfor the drive. Indiana's goal is $281,000,000, and the county's $79,- By Solencs Series New Pledge Signers whooping cough hits Iceland in regular epidemic waves at about Additional county firms turning P Furnace Co, Baldwin-Miller Co., | possible to make a test of the value The Bramwood Press, Capital Ma-!of vaccination as a preventive of Barber shop, Dickey Mouse Res-| . alent taurant, Fashion Dry Cleaners, Pen- less clear-cut conditions prevalen Motor Co., Friendly Service Co. |in the Journal of the American Goodman & Co. Hale & Beckner | Medical Association published here, ty Co. John Hancock Mutual Life City and two Icelandic colleagues, Insurance Co, Lilly Varnish Co, Dr. Skuli Thoroddsen and Dr. Nibarger Machine & Tool Co., Red versity of Iceland in Reykjavik. Cab, Inc, Rock Island Refining! There has long been a considerInc., The Fair Store, Western Union ing the value of vaccination against Telegraph Co., and Harry H. West- whooping cough, the three investino way of knowing whether vaccinated children in most countries ly because they have not subseRACE FOR JUDGESHI quently been exposed. The seven{year epidemics in Iceland, however, P.).—Emmett M. LaRue, Rensselaer is raging everybody is certain to be attorney, announced today that he exposed, so that failure to develop publican nomination for Indiana that the person concerned is imsupreme court judge from the sec- mune. convention. [770 fully vaccinated Icelandic chilLaRue has served as county dren, it was found that 28.3 per

pare war bond sales materials, soliCommittee chairmen appointed by| derson, 1246 W. 34th st, and Lt. army communications division in Guy O. Bird, radio; Mrs. Laura D.| in the army since 1936, was at wornen'’s division. formerly a staff sergeant. Some 100 workers from women’s| Campo, Cal. olis Council of Jewish Women, Delta 13 of civilian defense, Women’s De- ICELAND TES A. C. A, Central Avenue club, A total of 401 firms employing 47,cepting bond quotas of $4,750,028 Of Vaccination. 000,000. CHICAGO, May 19.—Bgcause in pledge cards are Armor-Grimes | S€ven-year intervals, it has been chine Co., Christie & Weddle, City that disease, not possible under the ton, Steers, Beasley & Klee; Ford elsewhere. Story of the test is told Commission Co., Household Special- | {by Dr. Niels Dungal of New York Martin Truck Co. H. H. Mayer's, Hreidar Agustsson, both of the WniCorp., Tanner & Co., Traugott Bros., | able degree of uncertainty regardphal. gators point out, because there is LARUE ENTERS 6 0 L fail to develop the disease because 8 Vi 1 1 they are actually protected or mereRENSSELAER, Ind, May 19 (U. {leave no doubts: when one of them would be a candidate for the Re- Symptoms can logically mean only ond district subject to the party's’ In a careful follow-through of G. O. P. chairman, city chairman cent did not develop whooping

said he planned to open campaign in mild form, 16.9 per cent developed |

BALL TO NAME STASSE ] STASSEN been vaccinated, the corresponding! WASHINGTON, May 19 (U. P). numbers were 49 per cent, 49.2 per,

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and precinct committeeman. , He cOugh at all, 49.5 per cent had it| | headquarters in Indianapolis soon. |it in “medium” severity, and only| |

{5.3 per cent were seriously sick. | : | Among 122 children who had not i

—Senator Joseph H. Ball (R. cent, 34.4 per cent and 11.5 per cent, |}

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Minn), who first entered the senate in 1940 as an appointee of former Minnesota Gov. Harold E. Stassen will nominate Stassen, now a lieutenant commander in the navy, for

President at the Republican na-) tional convention at Chicago!

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Especially noteworthy are the! , figures at the two extremes: of fully

vaccinated children, more than five times as many remained without symptoms as among unvaccinated;

and less than half as many became | |

June 26. | seriously sick, i

Ranger Veteran Back Home

Pfc. Ivan R. Heid, Indianapolis, ground but joined the Rangers in| veteran of world war II, feels the Ireland when they were formed | United States army Rangers are along the lines of the British com- | the best fighting force in. the world | mandos. and wants to stay with them as long| He first saw action in the North | as they'll have him. { African invasion and then went) With two years’ overseas duty, | through the Tunisian and Sicilian

ers since they were organized and! and fighting through most of that has fought with them through their campaign. four major campaigns in the Medi-| At. St. Cloud, Algeria, he was. : terranean theater. wounded in the leg by shrapnel and Back in this country, he will see | at Anzio, Italy, he was struck in| his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold | the hand by a splinter from a hand | Heid, 1350 Kappes st. His return| grenade. Both wounds were slight. Hi was announced today by the war | “I am a part of them,” Pvt. | department. oe in commenting on the Rang-| Pvt. Heid first was with ordnance,! ers. “Theyre a great bunch of| training - at Aberdeen Provires men.”

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