Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 October 1950 — Page 36

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~~ To U. S. May Reach 14 Billion by '52 End Virtually Every Community in Nation And Every Country in World Affected

i By WILLIAM H. STONEMAN

RRR HR SRF WA

th Marshall Plan.

have shipped abroad.

Marshall Plan Cost

PARIS, Oct. 19 (CDN)—By the middie of 1952 the United! States Gevernment will have paid out about $14: billion to finance

Most or all of that money will have gone directly or indirectly to. American manufacturers, farmers and businessmen for goods they!

Virus Gives = False Poli’;

"| Many Attacks

Of Non-Paralysis Linked to Discovery

By DAVID DIETZ Scripps-Howard Science Editor i SCHENECTADY, N. Y., Oct. 19

Literally, thousands of com- hair, horsemeat, nut

Plan funds. Every farmer will have had alcatalog. slice. Southern producers of cot-| ,

millions of dollars into their Lynn, Ma pockets.

Americans derive profit from the plan is provided by regular ECA reports, each listing all transac-|

cago, and Milwaukee,

10-day period. Give Every Detail Issued about four months after

coma,

the transactions have taken place, | 0 Wash.;

deal including the name of the Ga.; Forest,

American firm selling the BoOdSs, garg. W. Va:

Memphis

the name of the foreign firm! that bought them, and the Price) mighpoint and Biltmore raid. |Tampa, Fla.:

separate transactions, i Latest list to arrive in Europe| shows that during the last 10| Squipment days of March practically every American district from Dallas to Bangor and every American country from Turkey to Norway was affected by the mass of transactions that took place. { It shows among other things that 152 separate cotton brokers

One page of suppliers

were paid for 970 shipments,

Most of them ran into many thou-| sands of dollars. The biggest deal [274 Passaic, N. J.

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.. There won't be a town or city deals in such fascinating terms 4, posed in the United States with a few as musk ambrette, extruvin pily-|t2 m that many sup fase Ld . 8 possible exceptions that hasn't! vinylchlorid, litharge, multagiut, paral IN. Concord St: h K sold something under the plan, , {testosterone ! proprionate, horse- fers no ytic effects are ac {Parkway Ave.; David nil}

ands of different items will have mountainous quantities of cotton, | paid their employees and stock-/steel and petroleum product holders a portion of Marshall enough different kinds of machines to fill a Sears-Roebuck

| Among the American cities sup- coverer, Dr. Gilbert Dalldort of! ton and tobacco will be able 10ip)ying" Jeather products during the New York State Department Rembrandt : look back th rogram as a g Pp ook back on the progr ¢ this period were Philadelphia; of Health. mth Godsend that pu hundreds of yp... Brockton, Boston, and!

A lesson in American geogra- | tions paid for by ECA during & PY is provided by the sections on (sawmill products. It lists export: nis discovery in 1947, the story| {ers in New Orleans, Shreveport | and Monroe, La.; Seattle and TaPortland

{Richmond and Norfolk, Va.; Blue-| Dermott, Ark.

a N. C.;/dorf reversed this procedure by Ohio, { opedale, i: , - Most lists run to more than 100 | New York City; p Mass.; finding the new virus before dis

Reading Pa.; San covering what diseases it may|found in those states. pages and carry upward of 5000 Francisco, Cal. and Salem, Ind. cause. g Yl

mentions virus. firms in Battle Creek and Kala-| mazoo, Mich.; Cleveland and Co-/has' been found that many polio lumbus, Ohio; Portland and Dal- Patients with the severe type of las, Ore.; Columbus and Indian- infantile paralysis are infected apolis, Ind.; Chicago and Au-/With both polio virus and the sorora, Ill; Denver, Col.; New York called “C virus,” leurs in conjunction with the polio City; Salt Lake City, Utah: New| Britain, Conn.; Enid and Tulsa, |

| { imany: have C virus only. brought George H. McFadden &| This {s one party from which

Bro. of Memphis $328,885.06 for a batch shipped to the Korean government at Pusan, It lists and endless array of!

\—Medical scientists are now cer-8

{of polio fn which the patient suf- &: N. aaibot Bt; {

tually not, infantile paralysis at ath 8

| : tappers, | . Taylor, 4745 Me Ave; | panies producing tens of thous- hickory axe-handles, bulldozers, | but the sesuit of Infection yam i Furie 3 daa ia 2 Fai 81

{with a completely different virus. Tr; oh Fjomsy ladison Ave: 1 Herman 8.

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The academy is holding its au-

£s.; Grand Haven, Mich.; tumn meeting here this week in Accounting Society

New. : id , -l A slight idea of how miany|omark, and amen, 3 New honor of the dedication of Gen

dollar research laboratory. Discovered in 1047

iat 6:30 p. m. tomorrow at

{of the virus is just beginning to| 4Prary » Will be the speaker,

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Butler University Accounting Chi- eral Electric's new multi-million- Society will hold a dinner meeting |

{Famous Door Restaurant, Harold J, Sander, head of the business Although Dr. Dalldorf made (©. oh of Indianapolis Public|

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Suffers Infections

construction| It is known as the Coxsackie| Ironically, Dr Melnick has suf- | |fered three infections with C virus as a result of his researches, one with each of the three strains. Dr, Dalldorf pointed out today that it is not yet known what the effect of the C virus is when it oc-

Since the initfal discovery, it

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(virus. Many diseases are known Studies of the mild or non-ito be combinations of more than {Okla.; Cambridge, Mass.: Houston |PAralytic type have revealed that one germ and the presence of the) operating in 11 different states. Daiias, Toras: York, Pa.; Some patients actually have in-/C virus may have some as yet! Milwaukee; Wis.; Mansfield, La,, fections of polio virus, some have unknown bearing on the disease. | virus shares) This with the polio virus the distinenobody seems to have been ex- latter group, therefore, ought notition of being the smallest diseasecluded, including quite a few peo- '0 be considered as polio.

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The National Foundation for ical science, It would take a row - |Infantile Paralysis has financed|of 25 million of either to make a Copyright, 1950, for The Indianapolis Times '€Searches on C virus at a num-|line one inch long.

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