Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1949 — Page 8

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TB Toll Down ~ ASkray Test Use Increases

On Disease moht At Parley Here By JOHN WILSON Increasing use of X-ray examination by industry, schools and communities’in thé search for. tuberculosis is bringing sieady re-

Msgr. E. J. Mongovan of All {Saints Catholic * Church, Ham-| mond, will speak during the| 79th annual St. Patrick's Day breakage Jody Pool the Ancient gq “ong Cooper. : Order © rnians. Bruce Vv : . The rite will be held at 9 a. m. sales of 5761 N. Pennsylvania S14 in the Claypool Hotel, 201 Washington Cogpt -At 8 p. m. Thursday, the Celtic| Winfield Ave. Salem American Legion Post, composed sales were 3502 Sa of sons of members of the order, : will hold its St. Patrick's Day Pras way, antbiot 25.4 No * progam and dshce In the Indl o Fay C. Cash; 5222-5204 E. Scheduled to take places at| Washington 8t., Pred TF ai, and the speaker's table today are1415 W.Ohlo St, M. G. Gov. Henry F. Schricker, Mayor) ES PLANS LUN Ss LUNCH EON

Al Feeney, former Mayor Regi- ; : ‘and nald H. Sullivan, C. Waiter Me-| The auxiliary at Cumber

duction in the disease's death! rate.” ! By use of the X-ray examination, tuberculosis is being eliminated and caught in its early! stages when the disease is cur-| ! able, according to physicians who - attended the third annual meet ing of the Midwest Section of the American Trudeau Society here] last week, : is t Forty-three physicians from eight states and Canada partici | pated in the six-day postgraduate course in pulmonary diseases which ended yesterday at the In-| . diana University Medical Center. Brooky Marrington, 4, son of Mrs. Edna Harrington, preside Several Industries make X-ray one of the dogs at the new ISPCA shelter as ambulance drive

examinations of persons at the' 4 pick up more unwanted, injured or lost pets. : time of employment and periodi- ;

nt of the ISPCA, "takes up" with | Robert. Grathwol starts on a trip long-time resident, "Dancer," one of the dogs pensioned to the . . shelter by former owner Otto Ray.

iLeo O’Connor, chairman of the : breakfast committee. lley's Cumberland. .

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” ” » » ” LN A y cally thereafter, the doctors were : pre ‘ told. oo Farm Will Serve as State Headquarters; on Suis Tissue 5 ies Grand Opening of Unit Set for Next Month ~ treatment of tuberculosis, said By DONNA MIKELS , Dr. Frank L. Jennings, chairman | Purchase of a 20-acre, “three-building farm at 78th St. and of the Midwest group, is that it| Rd. 29 to be used as an animal rescue and shelter center was an-| acts unlike other diseases. 'nounced today by the Indiana Soélety for the Prevention of Cruelty

Patients will recover from to Animals.

penumonia and other chest dis-| The farm. formerly was operated by Otto Ray as his privatd

eases, but tuberculosis destroys animal shelter and was sold by Mr. Ray to the SPCA. lung tissue. so ER — a Grand opening of the new “i

| . ———— The Society, the medical branch! ’ [shelter is scheduled next month. of the National Tuberculosis As-| 0C S 0 OW {~The shelter will serve as state sociation, sponsors several post-| , headquarters for the SPCA and,

graduate courses annually “ from it the group will direct a throughout the country. weary. Soholq IC Art state-wide educational program! at the Medical Center, research is and field services. { underway in two phases of the Construction has begun on ken-/| disease. 400 Pi 'nels which will be-tised for-board={-Study Prevention | Pieces Entered . ing, and for housing lost pets and For Mar. 25 Exhibit unwanted animals placed there

One study is in the prevention of caseation, or pre-scar tissues A week's display of 400 pleces in the lungs. The other is the!of art in the Indiana Regional effect of detergents such as wash- Scholastic Art Award contest at ing soaps on the lungs. : | Wednesday through Mar. 25 will Officials said there was nothing be held in the sixth-floor audistartling to report since the re-itorium of William H. Block Co. search is a building process, tak- Contributors of the best 105 drawing a long time to,complete./ings will receive keys at a tea

for adoption, Section for Cats | Separate kennels are being con-! ructed for cats and one barn {and pasture will be used for aged jor-disabled horses whose owners

i. hem ok rR, ig | This rambling farm home on 79th St. and Rd. 29-is the new shelter of the Ifthiana Society for the

Ra i i i i i “cats, horses and shelter by Mr, Ray will be avail-| Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. It will serve as a shelter and hospital for:dogs, b . Funds for the research come from Mar. 25, lable to pick up lost, injured or un-| other animals. . Se.

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the Indiana Tuberculosis Socety.| The winning drawings, oll wanted pets. = Samp

" But lecturers were optimistic | : 1 | : ge ta rs Ton 1 ho ta, 5 oes ATIOTY CUbang TryPollution Board EEE TEENS, known. Ome. doctor said, *It 1 | Ganery in CAFDGElS. Teoh, PIitk| ce arqiry le Section stalls may| OK'’s Local Project oY: Hurt by Auto nonsense for folks to die of TB.!p a ~ ahi Re ony ale donated in memory of a pet uh Yor. new sludge Four-year-old Lawrence Wayne It is preventable and we nowlother states The yt test ana sach stall will_have a hronze| S Fla dee li - Carter, 3143. E. Washingion Bt. ; . - ntest, spon-iplaque bearing the donor's name. | . . lagoons for the Indianapolis seW-| wags released from General Hosknow - enough about it to pre-i sored by the Scholastic magazine, Cemetery Section | |age disposal plant have been ap-ipital late yesterday, after treat-

vent it.” |1s co-sponsored locally by Willlam| ope 7 : proved by the State Stream Pol- ment for injuries received when| Need Education \H. Block Co. ing ng Section ut the parm 3 Bee Stone Embassy lution Control Board, along with struck by a ih near his home. However, It was stressed that, Judges chose the 400 drawings tery for pets. g After ‘Insult’ {other projects in’ the state total- p,jice said the boy dashed from |

{individuals cannot become com- to be displayed from 1800 entries, ing $1,650.00. between parked cars.at Washplacent about the disease. Edu-\trom 86 Hoosier schools. They be performed on a donation basis | The board also approved plans yngton and Dearborn. Sts. and cating the population to ha ve were Otto C. Ege, director of the with no set fee for i 8. Infurlated Cubans stoned the for a interceptor sewer and SeW- wag struck by the automobile X-ray examinations and the doc-'school of art in public schools in Directing the wi % any Seryige. United States Embassy today and 28¢ treatment works for Fowler; griven by Jack D. Upchurch; 19; tors to learn more about the dis-/Cleveland, O.; Alfred G. Pelikan, c paor . ® Work will be John tried to burn the embassy’s flag. sewers and sewage treatment of §7 S. Dearborn St. ease was seen as the goal in the art ‘director in Milwaukee, Wis. «or ol ane. newly appointed ™"/C police charged and broke Works for Northern Indiana Hos-| - elimination of tuberculosis, |schools, and Miss Louise Setzer, Scneral manager of the 1SPOA. up ‘the crowd, several persons Pital at Westville; sewers and| Other efforts of the society in- art director in Des Moines, Iowa, MF. Macfarlane has been engaged '» injured. - |treatment plant at Decatur and| ~¢lude_ recruiting of more nurses public schools, in animal work since 1926 and “°, roo 00. popert Butler revised plans for sewage treatskilled In tuberculosis treatment: The 105 winners were: formerly was national fleld sec-| =~. oo; from the building and ment works in Jasper. * and building “of additional hos-| St. Mary Aesdemy—Norma Smith, Jean retary of the American Humane s0CTEF calm the demonstrators| Evansville sewerage improvepitals for TB patients. dex, Carole Schuster, Bnei Chastinn and] noc ation tn Athany, N.Y. Hey, ey charged the flag pole from ment program, under considera-| During the week doctors also Mary Ann Chermansky. {will maintain his residence at the "iy. Stars and Stripes flew.|tion for several years, was revisited the antibiotic plant of-Eli| Hewe Ssh Schask-Jane Keith, Paul farm. 4 with viewed by the board which ap-| , ry Jo Reed, Joyce Gulleson, His efforts were answere i i Jay & Colle ghuervs She mang. jeshann Prather, Gwendolyn “Rives B di : shouts: J . {proved design data submitted. acture of streptomycin and peni- Elaine , James Meek, Shirley Stilwell, “Ont the wm’ | Action on complaints of pollucillin and the Indiana State Board |“ yolls Mirean and Barbara Lamb. andit Cop 3 Cash, “Ou. wih he 4 a by a tion of the Muscatatuck River by ROEBUCK AND CO of Hedlth where mass X-ray ex-'Leonard Huter, Barbara Schubert, Wes Mr. Suey Pursues, |desecration of the statue of Jose the Morgan Packing Co. of Aus- ,

4 Harris, William Punkhouser, Ethel Dineff, ‘ ; anti aminations were demonstrated. |ZICE Tolan Funcho Rudolph Taylor arti, hero of Cuban's independ- tin was postponed until estates

John . Fralick, Patricia Bradway, Roberta S Ch " R : by sailors from the Ameri- are settled following the recent HH - Moon, Paul Pri Ro SON ve 0 an it ence, by ! : ~ Ce. $1 5 Million Cache Warren ential “High choot Da, lene | Y PS } can Destroyer Rodman last night. deni of Ivan C. Morgan In Louis-,

All services of the shelter willl gAvANA CUBA, Mar, 12 (UP)

| Dick: : ———————— — were y ; . ville, Prov - Fi | Er an aa Gian, Gray, Marla NEW YORK, Mar. 12 (UPi—A i The flag %ak says Sto ein Eon WSO SHE REC a ks Cappiello, Alfred Ik J peed Rich. fe ’ Sony 0 ~ o INE DO} Y é . } es a ZZie Se Rn. Poiey asian, Jim Peg Rich-| fellow named Suey chopped a yw, fired’ several warning shots Cancer Society ZANESVILLE, O. ar, 12rd oh thief today after a chase thro nd then e¢harged. . 1 George Washington High School—Patricia : ’ irough a 8 - (UP). .»~ A rusty strong bOX, | Padgett and Jean McKinney mid-town Manhattan. Ambassador Butler, accom- Names Gallagher claimed to have been the hiding| , Bread Rizgle High Schoo! -. Thomas Joseph Molinaro, 41, started the panied by Cuban Foreign Min- : . place for $1.6 million cached by Hanson oo " hirley trouble by dipping into the cash ister Carlos Hevia and Oscar Robert A. Gallagher, of the Jopte James in the middle 1880's, Er or ining. High Seles William register at Leon B. Suey’'s res- Gans, Cuban Ambassador-desig- Public Service Co. Indianapolis, | was dug out of an abandoned | Richard Plunts. ' Pps and taurant, near Madison Square nate to the United States, visitedhas been named chairman of the| cemetery near here today--but the oss Grade Sebool—Judy Holmps. No. Garden and taking $30. the Marti monument in Central £ the box was empt : ylor, No. 87; Richard Powell, : [central Indiana region o pty. No. 41; Beverly Bauck, Nora” School!| Jack Wong, a waiter, grabbed Park and in the presence of aly 4... Cancer Society.

John Trammel, who says he is CReTies Yani Jr. No. 41, and Barbara a butcher knife and took after large crowd placed a floral offer-|" , . intment of nine regional

alker, 107-years-old and” used to ride| (Other state winners were: |him. He caught Molinaro outside|ing at its base. and area chairmen of the organ-

with the Missouri train robber;| Robert Johnson, Bedford: Bill Wagoner, the door and began slicing. Mol-| Mr. Butler then apologized to {;.{isn was also announced yes-|

led four com on | Plymouth: Doyle Kifer, i “une panions over a secret William Chase’ and Pred Williams, Evans: Inaro shot him twice in the stom-| the Cuban people for the “un terday by Anton Hulman Jr. and|

route to the old burial place by|vine: Jane Liengme and Don > » ’ 3 ald Carter, ach. speakable conduct of the sailors. rmen means of a ragged map. He Lveite: Margaret Oohmann, New Al-| Mr Suey took up the chas “The people of the United he 191 pag a —pointed toa spot amd" the men J Jon. Howard, Jeffersonville; Henry! . ey p the c eg . 1 . e un aising F. Unser Jr, Jerry Edwards, Janet Mit- brandishing a meat cleaver. Moli- tates always—admired-and de- 5p the society. puto “T

began digging. chell, Dale Steele, Naomi Haase, Hilton Several feet under the ground and Pics tosor oraiel, Claudine Kelsey inaro fired at Mr. Suey, but

i Dick Olson, Rick d, d G di » they uncovered a metal box Which: Knsutt Rchesier oto tfNANe Missed, and then collapsed from

fended with their blood the ideals of Marti,” he said. “On behalf of the’ United States Navy and

Regional . leaders include Samue! D. Jackson, Ft... Wayne, northeast; E. D. Anderson, Ham-

. . Prudence Windsor. Anderson: - Hivira 1088 of blood. Mr. Suey began A 3 Ww “ - - g 3 ¥, au scarred by years of deteriora-|p, oor wll Alsander Patty Driver. swinging at him with the egan of the American Government. I nond northwest: John G. Biel, & on. Pat Tarney, Luanne Boatman, William! oh present - the: Cuban people my 'perre Haute, west central; Harry “That's it. That's Jease’'s box," Schuerman, Phyllié Haase, David Gea cleaver, but a detective saved . . 3 , 0 ul ; West cenira ; Carty, ’ hart, Busane Hively, Robert Ferry sod p ¢ most sincere apology Bockhoff, Richmond, east cenMr. Trammel said. When the men y..ne * Hively, Rober! Ferry and the thief and took him to a hos-| gy : y ree r la eh. | Kenneth Kilpatrick, P= Wayn Bett al : is words were greeted with (ral: Clarencé Leich, Evansville opened the box it was bare. Blessing, Jeannette C(Hunt' wand “Peggy PIAL : applause and a few hisses southwest and Cor ST O'B jen, ° Mr. Trammel says he brought Wier. Koxomo. = eb Tavlos , Mr. Wong and: Molinaro were “Witnesses of last. night's in- Lawren SATE oe at Pn. : § t an and Bob Taylor Co apd i | SLT HER Tos "| AW ce + 8 Past. the gold treasure to Zanesville umbus; Darrell William Brothers, Marion |0 Serious condition. The latter cident said the American sailors, = Area chairs oo eM a with-James around 1880. He was Towel} Endic tt and David ud Lebanon, Was charged with assault. rob- climbed over the Marti monument Dil Indiar apol are re: 0. Ki a ‘ . Marjorie Davis, Greencastle anche Sut- Kary s g 3 | Ll * : anapolis;, Mrs. . | disappointed but not discouraged ion Mitchell: Gall Cole and Charkes Race bery and violation of the Sullivan and desecrated it with indecent Gray, Anderson, and Mrs. Edat finding only an empty box. Hammond Jimes Cushen «nd Sammy AW acts ward I ) " ftp ‘ ——————— ‘ Mercantl, Mishawaka, Fred Ewoldt, Craw- Z are ). Hodge, Frankfort. fordsville; Phyllis England and Phil Malis

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| Block Awards went to Gertrude Mor - ’ tag. St. Mary Academy, first prize; Jan As Robbers Playmates | Keith, Howe High School second ray " ~ d i i ¢ \ chool CORAL GABLES, Fla., Mar. 12| Bota” re i Wh, Tech High Schoo (UP) —Two women, playmates of | - N———————————— the zoot-suited robbers who held ’ up a Baltimore & Ohio train Uncle's Tax Ferrets

Wednesday in West Virginia, wert, Dig Up $2,235,822 1 10 arrested here today on open WASHINGTON, Mar 12 (vp) | charges pending an investigation. __tax collectors aug $2,235 £22. woh. BJ Fitiendon sald he 1110 extra last year from tax. and Joann Do phe 27 Bh po payers who either tried to chisel Youngstown, © He said that the gr Just couldnt add sight, the . were known to have b Y Treasury reported today. The New Crosley De Luxe Sedan hos speed-line- ( een as- The mark was about $5 million styling, sweep fenders, rich interior, choice of fabric

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