Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1945 — Page 13

" Parents Find Quads

: 4 J By ELIZABETH S. CARPENTER United Press. Staff Correspondent” * PHILADELPHIA, March 9. — Quadruplets are wonderful to have but they don't pay for themselves. Mr, .and Mrs, Joseph Criminello should know. Three girls and one boy were born last Nov. 1 to Mrs. Criminello. They are the only quadruplets to be delivered by Caesarean operation. It has taken close supervision to ‘make the Crimfhello budget feed and shelter Kathleen, Mau-

NOW in their fourth month, the quads follow a strict scientific daily routine. Formulas are measured ex#ctly. (92 ounces of milk per day for the four.) They sleep when they're supposed to. (About 18 hours a day).

“They: even cry. when they're |

sfipposed__ to,"-- Mrs, “Cirminello said. A The young mothér, who is in her 30's, said that - scores of friends and relatives “used to take their own sweet time about writing but now want. constant news of the babies.”

six. Then she can ‘play with her babies. At six they are fed and put to bed. One of the Cirminello’s pastimes is keeping. fife scrapbooks

—one' for each quad .and dhe for

themselves The 10 p. m. quads is “family time" -because that's the only time each day when the father gets to see the babies. Mrs.‘ Cirminello laughs at herself now as she remembers what she thought at the hospital.”

feeding of the !

would be nice to have my family

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all at once.

two families instead!”

Incidentally, about 50 ‘diapers daily — changes, “burping” cloths _bottle props in feeding.

HANDLES REPORT OF . KIN'S DEATH, FAINTS

—Gwen Pyeatt, sheriff's office clerk,

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RUSSIAN’S SERUM TESTED FOR CANCER

CLEVELAND (U, P.).~Research workers at the Institute of Pathoi-

{here are conducting a. project to

the quads and

| cancer. |

(tore an accident report from the!director.

{ police teletype last night.

| | " “But, they surprised me. I got {ogy of Western Reserve university use | determine whether a Russian-de- | for [veloped serum with widely claimed

curative powers is effective against

The research work is expected to {continue for at least three years before completion. proXimately $15,000. The project LOS ANGELES, March 9 (U.P,).|is under the direction of Dr, Harry Goldblatt, the institute's associate

It will cost ap-

The curative serum was publi-

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| 4 reen, Eileen and Michael. Sif 1 Cirminello's salary with the Se- | That keeps her busy part of 2.4 =» id glanced at it. Then she ig a gear 280 by Dr. Alexandes CH OOSE F R OM A M ER / C A S F | N E ST 2 THEY TT ; to ‘ . Bogolomets, a highl li ‘ curities and Exchange commission | the day. Sail THEY TOLD me I was going | The report told of the death of Russian medical res er M KROEHLER . . . UNION . . . INTERNATIONAL as a financial anlyst is just about : to have twins,” she said. {her sister, Mrs, Carlyn Holcomb, 24,| Nearly a quart of th . AKES * oe ARTISTIC CLEVELAND and others! | $3000 a year. SHE LOOKS. forward to the “I. had always wanted to have :fin the collision of a milk truck with! produced here f g Serum was a pa? hs Try to feed four mouths with | afternoon hotirs between four and | two children so I thought that it 'a sedan, iy 6 ere for the frst experi- | a . that, Mrs. Cirminello said. — — neha. yn : THE Cirminellos are amused, FOR THE GLAMOROUS litt dignant, at the asand a little indignant, a SPRING BRIDE!

sumption the quads are making | ! money. | “It's absolutely amazing how { rumors can get started,” Mrs, Cirminello said. “Why I've had friends write telling us they hear we're making fabulous sums from baby food ¢ompanies, milk firms, and even the state of Pennsylvania. “A woman the other day told

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. me she heard our new house was | ing { a gift from a newspaper.” Sparkling 3 - Diamond \ ) That, Mrs. Cirminello said, is | Engagement Ring and a : ] bosh. It's annoying- too when beautifully matched 3- S | ” BO you have to be thrifty to” make Diamond Wedding Ring. { i the payments on’ the house. re oh go Brita! # » on Pay as Little as For Both : THE .QUADS actually add lots 3|% Rings! spuns, i of expense. For the Cirminellos, * A WEEK colors it meant finding a new house in After Usual Down Payment Broomall, six miles from Philale and delphia. It meant getting a full- - ng and time nurse—Mrs, Edna Wilker- po = vy i : son. ¢ orget! tion . of Two .considerations help finan- WEDDING RINGS Dod 4 Forgel y i ) they're cially. A Philadelphia newspaper 14% to my new A — Aha ot a a ” purchased the picture rights for . store; 127 W. CREDIT JEWELER an the quads and a milk concern wn 3 Brillant Sia Wash. St. Just = Ns - contributes milk for the babies’ ern band of precious west of Lincoln . = 127 W, WASHINGTON ST, Just West of Lincoln

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