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1 9 1 1 1 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. TUESDAY MORNING, 2, 19 11 SEC I I 1 Good Food Is Good H-alth Wittj Speafo to Doctors At the Bottom of Things men should have been discharged, Goods Wortli $158.3 5 Taken From Store Loot Includes Cheese, Cigarettes, Chewing Gum Dr. Louis G. Cole Declares Disease Not As Serious As Purported Why is Blue Boar so popular? Well, first, it's the delicious food the best the market offers, prepared with loving care by chefs of long years experi- ence and served at popular prices, in a most at tractive atmosphere. That getting at the bot- torn of things.

I I Tuesday's 4 Specials At Nos. 1 and 2 Chicken Itiscuit, Pepper Sauce 16c Chopped Lamb Steak, Mushroom Sauce 12c Waldorf Salad 5c Sletced Tomatoes and Noodles 5c By HAZEL PARKER. Forty-five years ago a young, hardworking salesman named "Louie" got sick of selling shoes for $4 a week and decided to become a doctor. Dr. Louis Gregory Cole, now 67, is lecturing on such subjects as "The Military Tubercle Compared With Silicotic Nodule, and the Shadows They Cast On the Roentgenograms." He spoke last night at a meeting of the Jefferson County Medical Society.

Tralses X-Ray, As one of "the few remaining pioneers who worked for X-ray diagnosis of tuberculosis," Dr. Cole since 1905 has lauded the merits of X-ray. He now is investigating, under the auspices of the John B. Pierce Foundation, silicosis and its effect on industrial workers. Dr.

Cole still is amazed at his audacity in switching from shoe selling to roentgenology. "I a raise in the store," he "and that was what made me quit. I decided if I could be a success as a shoe salesman I could be a success at anything." Father Is Teacher. Until he got Into Mcdical School at Columbia University, Dr. Cole had had only one teacher his father.

He had not gone to grade school or to high school. Everything he knew, he had learned from his schoolteacher father. "The day I quit rny job I went up to Columbia and got a catalogue to find out what I needed to know to become a doctor," he recalled. "For three months I studied Latin and a lot of other things, then went for my entrance exam. "I flunked every subject every single one the first time.

Hut finally, with night school coaching," I passed all right." During the last war, Dr. Cole advocated the use of X-ray in ii 1 1, 1.,, i .1. A I s. 15 DR. LOUIS G.

COLE. determining whether soldiers who were tubercular suspects should be permitted to serve. Examines 1,033 Men. He personally examined 1,033 men in the old 69th Regiment. Of this number, twenty-three '11 itr- SJ Bring Results i Classified Ads he found.

His findings were brought to the attention of the mayor of New York, and the mayor, with the backing of Herman Briggs, health officer, contended the X-ray should be used in examination of all United States soldiers. But the suggestion was "overruled," Dr. Cole said, and the twenty-three men, plus a lot of others all over the United States, served in the armed forces despite tubercular tendencies. According to a recent article published by Dr. Ramsey Spill-man of New York, the service of the twenty-three men Dr.

Cole judged unfit cost the United States one million dollars in 'the years after the war. Investigates 7 Years. During his seven-year investigation of silicosis and its effects on industrial workers, Dr. Cole has concluded that silicosis is not so serious a clinical and economic problem as it is widely purported to be. "Of nil the cases considered to be silicosis in one stage or another," he said, "only about 15 per cent constitute a clinical or economic problem." the Senator's uncle having owned one of the largest cattle ranches in Colorado and his father a chain of hardware stores.

Was The Bank President. Senator was president of the Savings and Trust Bank of Pueblo, his home town. Adams was an ardent supporter of President Roosevelt in the 1932 campaign but later, in the Senate, did not always agree with the new Administration. He often opposed the New Deal's fiscal policies and advocated economy. He fought Roosevelt's Supreme Lourt reorganization plan in 1937 and was opposed in the 1938 elec tions by Supreme Court Judge Benjamin C.

Hilliard of Colorado, Who called him an anti-New Dealer. Grounded R.A.F. Pilot Trains Canadian Fliers Senator A. B. Adams Of Colorado Dies If an R.A.F.

pilot gets grounded for life "blooming bad eyes, and that sort of thing" he can still do his bit for Britain by helping fledgling pilots to win their wings. And that is exactly what "Wing Comm. H. Gordon Richards, 33, is doing in Canada now with the Royal Canadian Everything from cheese to chewing gum was included in $158.35 loot taken over the weekend from a Steiden Store at 2919 Brownsboro Road, by a thief or thieves who priedw up a section of the roof, cut a hole through a light metal ceiling and dropped to the floor. They forced open the back door get out.

The theft was not discovered until opening hour at 7 a.m. yesterday. The store had been closed since 8 p.m. Saturday. Kenneth T.

Robinson, manager, listed the lort as including $131 worth of cigarettes, $6.10 worth of sugar in ten bags; five hams worth $17, two pounds of cheese worth $1.25 and $3 worth of chewing gum. Hamburger Stand Robbed. Another break-in on which police were working yesterday was at the White Link ham burger stand at 130 E. Oak. where someone forced open a side door and rifled a cash register of $59.60, all in change.

The break-in occurred between 2 and 7 a.m. yesterday. Forty Indian head pennies and a dollar bill of ancient vintage were among the loot at the home of Rny Hcichclbech. 1121 Wcllor Avenue, after a burglar entered through an unlocked door Sunday night. An overcoat, $5 in a toy bank and a $10 watch also were taken.

Army Fiier Dies In Crash. Fort Sill, Dee. 1 Second Lieut Charles W. Maxwell, 24, of Monticello, was killed today in the crash of an army plane near Tost Airfield. lilen, Women Over 40 Don't Be Weak; Old Feel Pappy, New, Years Younger Ta Ofltrwz.

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"But one has to do his best, whatever the job, these days," he said. Lauds Training Program. Enthusiastically, he described air training in Canada. "When our British Commonwealth air training plan was conceived for Canada," he said, "no one knew just how it would work out. "But it has succeeded beyond our wildest dreams.

It is mass production, although we still prefer quality to quantity. And that is where we think Goering has failed," he said. About 9 per rent of the volunteers in Canada for overseas flying, the commander said, are Americans, who "make blooming good fighter pilots." RE-R00F RU.BER"0ID ASPHALT SHINGLESj I'hnna for Frra Entlmatei Ak About Our Convenient 4 and Sample, Time Payment Flan NATIONAL ROOFING Cr SUPPLY CO. "The Ben In Roofing Since 1880" 4 tii.i 306 E. Main St.

BMween Floyd Heart Ailment Proves Fa la I Washington, Dec. 1 (U.R) Senator Alva B. Adams 66, died early today of a heart attack after nn illness of less than a week. He was stricken last Tuesday and his doctors then said the ailment had been aggravated by overwork. As chairman of the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Deficiencies, he had been one of the Senate's foremost advocates of Government economy.

Father Was Governor. Adams grew up in politics. His father, Alva, was three times Governor of Colorado and his uncle, H. (Uncle Billy) Adams, served three terms as Governor immediately preceding the term of Edwin C. Johnson, who has been Adams' col league in the Senate since 193(5.

The Adams family pioneered in Colorado and has been continuously involved in Colorado politics since 1876. It is one of the wealthy families of the State, a headquarters expenses. That expense is estimated at between $500 and $600 a month. It also came to light recently that a move is under way to move or give up the headquarters and let party affairs drift more or less until new leadership is found which could submerge the bitterness grown up in the patty in recent years. But the committee at a recent meeting did nothing more than talk of removing the headquarters.

It did indorse a made by Mr. Miller to enlist the aid of a committee in reorganizing the party. There has been some talk since the November election that Mr. Miller intends to resign, but Mr. Miller did not confirm that.

There has been talk of starting a campaign for employing a high-powered executive secretary to build a strong organization. But that still is in the talk stage. Qmwinqhcmiiu Fledderman Resigns As G.O.P. Secretary Thl liquid preparation kills In 30 minutes. thos itch mlt with which It rnmw In contact.

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CAMELS ARE sssa! Od i'7'; 1 R. Wl THE 28fo than DRIVE-IN By JOE HART. Harry W. Fledderman, 924 Cecil, for eighteen months executive secretary of Republican City Headquarters, 406 W. Jefferson, yesterday announced his resignation, effective 1 1 I 11 "aaa Air Force.

Taking a two-week rest leave from his duties as senior personnel officer at the Toronto training station, Commander Richards was in Louisville yesterday with his wife, visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Frazee, 114 McCready.

Weds Kentucky Girl. Mrs. Richards is the former Miss Emma Moss of Horse Cave, Ky. While on a world cruise, she met Commander Richards in Bombay. A year later he followed her to Kentucky and they were married in Harbison Memorial Chapel of the rresbyterian Seminary in Louisville.

After flying patrol over India, night bomber squadron work in Leap Saves Bomber Pilot As Sbip Falls Special to Tha Courier-Journal. Stanford, Dee. 1. An army 1 n-m otore A-20-A bomber, piloted by Lieut. Robert Edwards, 27, of Macon, crashed and burned about five miles from here this afternoon as the pilot escaped in a parachute leap.

The plane was heard flying over here at about 3:45 p.m., when suddenly the motors seemed to go dead. Soon afterward, flames were seen on the Henry Anderson farm. Neighbors, going to the scene, found the plane apparently a total wreck after it had landed nose first. Jumped Just Once Before. The pilot, who said he was testing the plane, was on the way to Patterson Field, Dayton, Ohio, from Macon.

He said he "experienced difficulties and bailed out at 3,000 feet," landing approximately half a mile from where the plane crashed. "I'm sorry the accident happened, but I'm glad to be alive," Edwards added, explaining he had made only one practice jump before today's leap for life. He said he had been in active service a year. Nearby residents said they understood a portion of the flier's parachute was burned. This, however, could not be confirmed, Edwards refusing to talk after making his first general statement.

Residents did not know whether the plane had caught on fire in the air. State policemen were called to guard the plane's wreckage. At the Civil Aeronautics Authority office at Bowman Field at Louisville, it was said Edwards called that office from Crab Orchard, and reported the crash. ADJOINING OUR RESTAURANT Our big free parking lot and drive-in service has been so well patronized we are again enlarging. Visit us today! Excellent Food and Fine 1Aquor RESTAURANT and DELICATESSEN Fifth Breckinridge Dryness (lack of sweetness) is a priceless quality in whiskey.

Paul Jones' dryness brings out the true whiskey flavor and delicate aroma for your most complete enjoyment! immediately. He gave no reason. He said a letter was mailed to reach Edward J. Miller, chairman of the Republican City and County Committee, some time today. Party Poverty Noted.

Mr. Fledderman has worked closely with Mr. Miller since taking charge of headquarters. He was blame by opponents of Robert J. Ball in the primary for alleged partisan activity in behalf of Mr.

Ball. Significance of the move was not immediately made clear by Mr. Fledderman or those close to him politically. It is known widely that the party is having difficulties raising funds to pay Phil Goldberg to Head December Grand Jury Phil Goldberg, 532 S. 10th, was named foreman of the December grand jury by Criminal Court Judge Loraine Mix yesterday.

Other members of the panel are A. W. Collins, Jeffer-sontown: Alvin H. Morton, 4308 Larkwood; R. N.

Lutes, 3216 Portland; Frank O'Hara, 413 W. Thomas Aubrey, 1717 Cassel-berry; John W. Pope, 3308 Greenwood; A. E. Fisher, 2113 Hale; L.

L. Ellwanger, St. Matthews; George Deckman, Jeffer-sontown, and A. K. Whitelaw and Fred Eppinger, both of St.

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