Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 August 1949 — Page 9

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may be susceptible to_the disease.

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Extremely Small Virus Bofentists at the George Wil- ’ Nam Hooper Foundation for Med-|

fyal Research of “the University of California said that the new

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/tefit tupe method might have

| periments have been costly and

slow in determining the presence of virus -and identifying it.

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‘|charge and the polio virus has a - negative. electrical charge. Parti-

v rovation that the virus: was present. But, the animal éx-

The new method; now in samples, -

print” entity and their,

be to speed up the search for a production, quick, inexpensive way to “finger | {substance, known as prota the viruses as to their

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Inswrance: Man Spans One-Week Vacation, Going fo Rodio Quiz Shows, Wins $150 |

Ey P PATRICIA CLARY, United Press Moltywood Correspondent - HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 2—An insurance man spent his vacation

going to giveaway, shows and went back to his job today with more money than he would have earned by working.

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St. John,

“Now T've proved it." “Mr. St. John “started his:

friends. that he couldn't stand the stcain

a middle-aged in merchandise in five days of sitting at radio shows. _- 1 always thought I could be smarter ' than the people I heard | nn giveaway shows," he sald.

former Chicagoan, obliected |

lamp, a “pair of $18. 5 shoes and!

one-+12- pairs of nylons, It all was vacation with about 70 worth. about $150." set tickets he had. rounded up from| It turned out however!

How. He Gets Picked | He was picked for “Take It or!

of more. than, $0’ shows, four a/Leave n" too, but time ran. out,

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Mr: Well Mr. Waldron

Promotion of three executives of the Terminal Transport Co.,. | 530 Kentucky Ave, trucking | agency operating from Chicago to Tampa, Fla., was announced today by Carl Voimerding, ex- | ecutive president. t Floyd 8, Blake, 1908 King Ave, has ‘been made secretary

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no polio infection. 7 Such tests have been made! 8 both monkey and human blood in the experiments, Technically, the new method is/ known as the flocculation test] and can be done in a matter of] hours. In monkey experiments, without the test tube technique, the time is three weeks or longer. | The development may eventu-| ally be a diagnostic test, but the | ‘scientists here say that its sig{nificance and importance are related now to the identification of polio’ viruses in the search to de-| termine how many varieties of the disease hit in this country, ‘and what persons are likely to +be-infected. Z Thus, the new test tube method | ‘should “give wmiedical = scientists] some of the answers to the. how, ‘and why of ‘polio epidemics:

NEXT: Family “responsibility as ald to check polio. |

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car, some new clothes and to give $500 to a friend.He pleaded guilty to grand lar-} ceny charges in municipal court | {yesterday and was held under {$3000 bond. - Senténce was de-|

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Anné Roosevelt Gets - Custody of Child

— PHOENIX, Ariz, Aug. 2+UP) .—Radlo commentator Anna {Roosevelt divorced her second husband, Newsman John Boettig-

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| portation. William G. Waldron,

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{by the body after reorganization {of officers.

Zing $62.508,000 in the city.

{ing today from injuries received

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rocess is reversed. Edna Ellyson, of

Clevsland, O., pounds on the head of her physics professor, Dr, | Richard Sutton. The wood block into which Edna, drives the nail 1 rests on a 50-pound chunk of iron atop the prof's head. The inertia |. of the iron serves Whe a iin v ‘which protichs Sutton from feqling immer.

- Hid controtier—bouis-C- Wel

4255 Crittenden Ave. has been |

named vice president dnd direc- | tor of maintenance and trans- |

4615 Lafayétte Road, was named ‘ vice president and di- | Feetor of termir of terminal operations; }

Propose pose $300 Pay

Increase Iricluded In Muncie’ Budget

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MUNCIE, Aug. 2—A blanket] salary increase of $300 for Mun-. cie: teachers has been included in’ {the proposed thx rate schedule | adopted by the Muncie School | Board in the first meeting held

New figures compiled by the board set the 1950 tax rate at

$2.35 on each $100 of taxable property. 1 Rate Is Increased Ha Altholigh the special school

{fund was increased from 58 to 7) ‘cents of the tax receipts, ‘the’ | tuition fund was reduced from 96 to 75 ceénts.. The special fund

{provides three cents of the tax | Re

income for school building sites.

{75 cents for the cumulative

The balance of the levy marks §~ b {ing fund and five cents pe

retirement. Board menbers posed tax rate Would provide more money “the sghools than. was realized. fast year because of | new..proberty. evaluation total-:§

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Board officers include Norman | Durham, president; Mrs. Marie! {Owens, treasurer, and Joseph L./ | Douglas, secretary. |

Hope Retovering. in Fall

From Imitation Horse

HOLLYWOOD, Aug.-2 (UP)--Comediat-Bob Hope was recover-

sn a fall from. a make-believe {horse he was “riding” for a scene dn the film “Where Men Are Men." Mr. Hope-was_ knocked unconscious by the fall yesterday and frushed—to—Hottywood ~Hesprtat where X-rays showed he was: not. iseriously hurt. {+ -Fhe-script-called for him to ride

President was granted. 8 decreeia saddie-mounted ong barrel f= ‘on her cross-complaint charging/ which was fo be jiggled up and She was granted |

down by actress Lucille Ball. He was rehearsing when he fell and landed on his back. Doctors said he suffered severe bruises in the lower back and will ibe in-bed for two. or “three days,

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