Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1950 — Page 37

Ep fh ME : ‘L Wat. ; f Offi 9 va Take er the ove or vrrice | | the! @ scepe of ome of World War II's “rovers and a cruiser and took Island Wake py 400 Marines under Maj. James the garrison was in the best Ma-| : ~— the reported meeting p. Devereux. ; “rine tradition. It said merely: DEAR MRS. MANNERS: :

ets ut oma we > AssOTIS gallant” actions—tne. «wwe ls Husband's ‘Very Life’ vain Fri gp i Tae Tast eatage rocled: hor S Us an S ery Te The only time my husband will exert himself physically is

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area.

What's generally referred to as Common Cold, 1 Succeeds

Wake is really a cluster of three Scottish Isle Scene of Experiments

coral islets, 2300 air miles west of Honolulu and 1985 miles east -. : By British Health Research Group Times Foreign Service

‘of Tokyo. i ‘Wake Is V-Shaped { E he tes smaller islets, Peale! “an ilkes, have a combined ;;. .. = : j area of leas thor threo artes he vorthern San. SookIana, 2 Seren volunteers have just spent of a mile. Wake is v-shaped, the ~~, They worked hard at it, too. Germ-carrying visitors handled middle of the wedge being a la- . .. cating utensils, clothing, and other articles in daily use. The goon used by seapianes but no ,, “guinea pigs” were coughed at by the germ-carriers in a room

good for ships since it's only nine with sealed skylight, door and re eon: climate is hot and the Chimney. iste o ROE AL ae ou: Islet is almost entirely flat; in no!, ARd When it came time to go | Fl Lotro Ll may produce place does the ie rise more home, only one of the 12 had a yn to the wa, Ye rson that 21 feet above sea level. The real cold. Three had mild dt 2 a cold yar ground -is mostly coral and ‘scat- actions. The other eight sald they) Animals Don't Breed tered over ‘with bref “never felt better in their lives.” , au umbrella and as- f | One other discovery was made sorted hardwood trees and sad! Rugged Conditions” iby F. M. Betteridge, a former polooking scrubs. | The experiment was arranged lice superintendent who acted as Since 1935, Wake has been used by the Common Cold Research camp commandant. as a mid-Pacific way station by Unit at Salisbury in co-operation volunteers sat around waiting for commercial airlines, A small ho- with the British Ministry ' of germs, Mr. Betteridge and his

an energetic airline also developed Council. The Isle of Roan was island. a vegetable garden to provide picked in the expectation that life plane passengers with fresh veg- under such rugged etables. : Discovered in 179¢ vulnerable. Discovered by the British in To nudge the natural cold pint 1796, Wake was appropriated by process a bit, two parties of germ- AUDITORS TO MEET the U. 8. in 1899, when a Capt. carrying students from Aberdeen E. D. Taussig of the USS Ben- University were brought to the Institute of Internal Auditors will nington hoisted the

true for colds.

the Warren Hotel. Fred R. Wolf Despite the scarcity of colds on of Eli Lilly & Co. will speak.

until two years before Pear! Har-

Before surrendering, Maj. Dev- “The issue is still in doubt.” {

ISLE OF ROAN, Scotland, Oct 13—On a bleak Hitle island off doesn't ca r-

While the,

Americanjisland to see if they would inflict meet at a luncheon Thursday at!

a flag over the island. But it wasn’t|their colds on the volunteers.

[to lift a T-bone steak. He works in an office.

‘people and a few hundred others. : : {brings home a sizable paycheck ‘It doesn’t even have much space, 1 2 Men Tr to Catch |his life. These wonderful autumn days mean nothing to him. He being only two square mniiles in ~ | comes home from work and kicks off his shoes. Either he reads| {placidly in his chair, awaiting . | dinner, or he figures how to make

{more money at the office. | Spring wea{ther does noth{ing to him, either. He

about the beauity of nature. He thinks golf, ete. lare a waste of {time. | Once-in-awhile, from feeling | guilty, he'll take me for a ride in the country. But

he wouldn't think of tramping through the woods. He says he can see everything from the ear in the seat ' Other

window. He dozes {while I hunt bittersweet.

about.

How can I show my husband there's much to see outside the

The Indianapolis chapter of the Walls of his oflice and our living

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stead of trying to sell him your great outdoors? Show some enthusiasm for his interests and accept his invitations, no matter how bored | you think you'll be. Under: | stand those topics that intrigue { him and he may try to be companionable when you want his | company. He may always avoid beccoming muscle-bound but he may

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| exert himsclf moderately if you | try to please him. Fair play and team-work are something men understand. As | boys they try to make character -in the neighborhood gang and | later with high school and col- | lege team-mates. They continue trying as adults, working to win approval of business associates. And most of them will seek approval of their wives if ‘the wives play on their teams. We women pay too much attention to little things which men are apt to forget or ignore. We get all steamed up and blow our tops er pout. Those attitudes irritate the men and ¢heat us out of the important things they might do for us.

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Mrs. Manners, I love the out- a doors. I love sports, both as a

tel was built there in 1935 and Health and the Medical Research wife studied wild life on the Participant and observer. But it's ino fun to go to a game with a

They found that rabbits, rats, man who yawns at the crucial conditions and mice do not breed on Roan. moment or rouses himself politely would make the volunteers more The same thing seems to hold !0 ask what everyone is excited

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Warren Selects aN Yearbook Staff

List of Yell Leaders Also Announged The Warren Central Yearbook

| staff for this year has been Se-| | lected. {

Lee Pursley, publications ad: | announced the following! new staff members: - |

Marilyn Stevens, editor-in-chief; Mar-| garet Kirk, assistant editor: Joyce Dostin.| Kirk's assistant: Yolanda Berry, Ac-| ot Lucas, assistant ac-|

Tr. fi members are Connie Epley, Shirley Pollard, assistant:

Ann Mithoefer «nts er, faculty Sprunger, art editor; editor Fred ness department of the yearbook.

e : Warren | Don Young. sports| Rodebeck is supervising the bus!- | In the| business department are Jerry Steffy, busi] ness manager; Dwight Wever. assistant:| Romer Qertel, advertising manager: Kenny McIntyre and Jerry Stevens, assistants Jo Ann Nichols and Estella Fetter, subscriptions; Charles Shrader. photographer

Varsity and reserve yell lead-| ers have also been selected for Warren Central High School for the 1950-1951 school year. Varsity yell leaders are Alice Neimeyer, Dorothy Howard. and Dorothy Lucas Jther candidates for yell leader were Darlene Dicks, Pat Gerholt, and Wilmer Neal . eaders are Darlene Dicks, and Jackie Reasor. Others who tried out for the positions are Shirley Eaton Barbara Neimeyer, and Kent)

Holden. aul Payne was in charge of elections. |

Chief of Staff Due Today for Camp Visit

Gen. J. Lawton Collins, U. 8.| Army Chief of Staff, is scheduled | to arrive at Weir Cook Municipal | Airport early this afternoon for| Indiana's two military

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visits to camps, While the general way west from. Washington, D. C., | to visit Camp Atterbury, then Ft.| Harrison, where his son is to be | married tomorrow, Lt. Gen| Stephen J. Chamberlin, Fif'h Army commandant, is flying to) Atterbury from Chicago. < Gen. Collins will direct a conference at 3 p. m. at Atterbury, then move to Ft. Harrison. His| son, Lt. Joseph Eastbrook Collins, | will marry Miss Caroline Gibson, | daughter of Col. John H. Gibson,

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