Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 February 1952 — Page 26

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LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb, 27--Two Purdue Untversify scientists reported today they may have *

found away to save millions of dollars worth of fruit and vegetables from spoiling in- storage or in shipment. ‘o Eric Sharvelle,. a plant pathologist, and J. 8, Vandemark, a horticulturist, said experiments with small quantities of fruit showed that a cheap chemical volatile “hydrocarbons kept fit from spoiling for days at a time without refrigeration. They said the experiments would Be continued next summer on larger quantiMes of produce, and other studies would be made of the possibility of toxic residue from the treatment. But they said results of the tests so far are good. They inaculated fruits with rof-producing fungi and bacteria, ‘then treated it with the chemical. It kept strawberries and raspberries for five days without re frigeration after a 24-hour ex

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TOGETHER AT LAST—Mrs. Margaret Murphy, 73, Kilkee,

Ireland, is welcomed at Chicago airport by two of "her sons, Po-

sur “Ne " « 2 . ; . Josue qth. the Sheical. pd liceman Michael (center) and CTA motorman Patrick. She had not posure, they said. Apples and 5¢€" them for more than 20 years, This was her first plane trip. plume responded, too. : :

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be controlled,” they said, adding that the cost of the chemicals : ye would be less than a penny a MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED DEATHS bushel. Douglas Daly, 33, Old Town, Maine; Ruth Emma Alirt f at 2915 EK. 18th St. 4 Uhrhan, 34, 3005 Broadway coronary hrombost Edward Ryan, 56, 410 N. Meridia: K. Gertha Batley, 58, at 1027 W. 23d, arLouise Wells, 36, 62 N. Pershing teriosclerotic heart Do bl T k s John Reed 29. RR. J, Christine Reed, Lie Bake 19, at 4121 Hoyt, cardio Re 37, 2356 N."Altan Ave vascuia v e a e Ro yoert Farnham, 33, U. 8 Army; Marjorie Florence Alene Ball, 73, at. 828 Blake Throm, 35, 1231 N. Bancroft PHEUILOLR By BOR BARNES Hobert Propes, 31, 412 W. McCarty, Mary William MH. Bradford. 70, at CGieneral Hos Barrett, 17 4043 Rockville pital arterfosclerotic heart J 1982. The . Ty bie Bee RA In Ro a aintun, Q.: Edna Meyer Mildred M Bruckman, 54, at Melhod2st 1 - Vincent McCade, 24. 935 W. Pearl; Bertha Hospital, carcinoma, i Jones, 23. 828 Coffey Berl Decker, 9, al 817 E, 23d St, arterio- | | Ralph Huodeim, 55. 4307 Park Ave; Helen clerosis | Nelson, 37, 127 R. Reve y Di Join victor Emrich, 80, at General Hos | * William Neeley Ss Army Neva pital, ‘nephritis | Ward, 31, 1446 N Dit oans Rosi Lee Pe on. fe, at 1126 8S. KenClifford Bodenhafer Jr. 21, 4131 N. College wood, arierioscieroais, Ave Marilyn Snoebergel 19, 424 N Allred Kann, o “ } N. Ceniral Court, Sherman noma —— 1 M. Krueger. 60, at Methodist Hos-

m pital, cerebral vascular DIVORCE SU ITS FILED Ralph Minglin, 63 Grace vs Luke Barnhill, Eleanor vs tertosclerotic heap Harry Kurrasch: Benna vs, Archie Potler, Grace Morana 61, at Josepltine vs. Orrice Lagrange; Donna vs carcinoma

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By “United Press GARY, Feb, 27 fire in seven wrecked a three-story building in the downtown area last night and caused extensive damage to an adjoining two-story building. Damage in the spectacular blaze was estimated by Fire Chief Joseph Zale at $500,000. was injured. The fire started.in the basement of the three-story building and roared upward through a Walgreen drug store and offices on the floor ‘above, More than 250 firemen fought the flames which roared almost 100 feet high." Extra equipment and men came from Hammond, East Gary, Hobart and. the U. 8.

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Chief. Zale said the firemen were hampered by thick clouds of smoke that rolled: out of the basement of the three-story building.

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The fire broke out about 6 p. m. and for more than four Times State Service hours the firemen were able to] SOUTH BEND, Feb. 27 (UP) nance Corp.

confine it° to the three-story building. Then it spread to the adjoining structure which housed a dress shop, The buildings are James G. located at 6th and Broadway, vestigator

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Fire Damages reo En Atterbury Unit

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before dawn today caused several Calls Made Any Place in the State thousand dollars damage to the

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building when the blaze started escaped unhurt. The Army credited speedy action by the Camp Atterbury fire ‘department —with preventing the flames from engulfing” the entire building. Personnel of several staff’ sections whose offices were burned out moved into other buildings this morning. Officials were investigating to determine cause of the blaze.

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