Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 May 1951 — Page 9

31, 1951

THURSDAY, ative MAY 31, 1851 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES oo TR — : I ma Good Citizen Myself’ — : idential address to the Society of duction of mucus plays an active man | ommon 0 ur American Bacteriologists here. part in protecting the body ump the ( amel Dishes Dr. Nungester admitted that he against disease. But when rats 8, service ase Ww as doing some ‘crystal ball gaz- were given shots of pneumonia na Bell Tele- | |

|ing.” But he pointed to advances germs mixed with human mu- | mong Vaiices In bacteriology over the past 50 cus, their resistance was lowered vears, Including some of the fun- hy as much as 10,000 times. The damental research work reported [same proved true when strepto-|

| 1 nt at the present meeting as basis coccus germs, cause of strep sore A n p ICIne for his prediction. throats and other dangerous in-|

He told reporters also of a dis- (ections, were given in a pre

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By EDWIN A. LAHEY jaway from that one, either. ‘WASHINGTON, May 31 (CDN) | ‘I've already heard all your —It may be that Murray “The SPeeches” he sald to Mr. Tobey. | Camel” Humphreys had to be! “Andiyou're going to hear more, |

ligible today

Soi Servi covery by himself and his associ- tion with human mucus. tough Io Sxoome He handicap | Joos fing rare Showed, But that | CHICAGO, ‘May 31—A cure for | |ates which may help explain why name. His parents ie 130 the common cold, an increase in pneumonia so often follows at- CALL LI. 3796 sent him into the world as| ran Humphteys also took Sen. the world's food supply and altacks of the common cold. For “Certified Cold” Murray Llewellan. aster Ti unt (D. Wyo.) to task | method for utilizing the sun's en-| Excessive mucous in the body's or “Certified Co Whatever the background, “The | gue ng his brief appearance be-| |ergy may be expected within the breathing tract can lower the abil- |’ FUR STORAGE Hump” is both smart and tough. | ore the committee. {next 50 years through further re- ity of body tissue to resist infec- FUR SALON, SEVENTH FLOOR | He was the first man to stop Sen. | Mr. Hunt was discussing the searches in bacteriology, Dr. Wal-|tion, he and Drs. J. K. Bosch and MORRISON'S Charles W. Tobey (R. N. H.) cold {sale of narcotias to school chil- |ter J. Nungester of the University Darwin Alonso find. { 20 WEST WASHINGTON ST | in his tracks. dren. He mentioned that Hum- of Michigan predicted in his pres-| In healthy persons normal pro- y [iss Iddings Mr. Tobey, the New England phreys was a family man, with a) - YY 1 pe She later bee conscience of the Senate crime SalEhter in hie ith | L 4 | i igi ind was pro- committee, started to give Mr.| nation said: in, with ley iil - a TER it position in Humphreys the business but “Senator, I saaint very much|

couldn't dent him. Mr. Tobey Te-| your mentioning my family.”

tired to a previously prepared]

of Telephone position, completely baffled. The Mr. Humphreys began in

a, a national ’ | terrogating Mr. Hunt, and the lephone men » Oh, come now,” he said, after Senator finally sputtered: least 21 years Mr. Humphreys had read the| «I'm a United States Senator, Senators a statement that he|and I'll ask the questions here.” id would decline to answer any ques-| But they got absolutely nothing | tions, on the grounds of self-in-| gut of Mr. Humphreys, not Open crimination. tise SOMTCe. of Spy even| “We're all good citizens here,| Mr, Humphreys chatted ami] ht took $373 and we are eliciting information ably with the Senators and the! battered open : I ern OL 2 United | committee - staff about things in| ly is munching on a pickle in at 3802 Eng- He'd He . general, but each time the ques-| Chicago, Ill, in anticipation of d pinball mae rr a Sues {Honing was broughi, show to his} National Pickle Week.\\ That rced open. n myself,” » he would gj i i ORC ODONL: Mr. Humphreys replied el aay politely: pant Jie Banking Jugsiene ———— “I'm as good a citizen as you are,|] ‘I'm sorry, gentlemen, but se largest Jae and I know my rights. The longer You're getting into a field where world and if it isn’t, it'll fill this committee operates, the bet-|I must decline to answer.” | the bill until something larger ter able are we to appear before Copyright. 1081, fo for Tr Ths Indianapolis Times comes along. L

it.» Mr. Tobey could hardly believe NOt Friendly at All , his ears. Usually a hoodlum with- MILWAUKEE (UP) — A Milers under his moral strictures. waukee man enrolled in a “How Then began the rebuttal in which to Make Friends and Influence he throbs with emotion, and People” course. On his first night shouts ‘unclean, unclean.” in class someone stole his new Mr. Humphrey didn't back $20 hat. ERE

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