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mm Hi: PAGE TWENTY THE EVENING REPUBLICAN, COLUMBUS, INDIANA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1954 Drightly. Attitude oh dm Has Health II r-- -m 1 HEATH and SHEET METAL WORK Oil, Gais and Coal Furnace Conversion Burners Free Intimate Cheerfully Given ijplwne 2-17U Ired Schlehuser Miles pea on Kaahvllle Road Maunac Irnnvn in 4ft Modern man doesn't want romantic legends about disease. He wants facts. He doesn't leave his health to fate, but takes personal responsibility for it He knows that the poet's death from TB was tragically unnecessary; that the great picture was painted in spite of, not because of TB. He doesn' think it' romantic toibe half alive.

i So he Joins with his neighbors in community efforts! to fight the spread of tuberculosis. He follows the elementary rules of healthy llv-i-ing bo that his body can defend itf self infection. If, in spite of his own efforts, hie should contract TB, he knows he. is "not doomed. With modern treatment-4 rest, drugs, and surgery he has J- LM -me Ray Whlttington, 803 Central IIUIIUm) lUIUtfll III IV! 1 states arid 19 foreign 1 HfliiiiffiHI i-i- it-.

I I ill; 5r 'I l'r Big Change One of the greatest differences between our own times and; those of our grandparents is in the attitude toward illness. Modern says: "Give us the facts and well do something about Ninteenth-century man I saw! disease either as a cruel stroke of! fate or as punishment for bis sins. Poets and artists! almost always were described as having a hectic, tuberculous flush. They died young, after completing one great work of art. There was a legend that tuberculosis made genhis burn i more coumnes avenue, underwent mirgery Wednesday foil an.

eye injury sustained at Hamilton Manufacturing corporation in August. He is in good condition In room 135. Claude Route who has been at the county, hospital for two and one-half weeks, has been moved to room 252. He is in satisfactory condition after an opera-UoBui iJ. i j.

every hope of making good re covery, 'ii: It's a big but a change in the right direction Sap's Specials 63c DUTCH APPLE PIE 63c Clark Gardner is the name chos en for the son of Mr. and Mrs. i i EIGHT BIG NIGHTS Tues. Feb. 2nd to 9th inclusive.

Gordon Curtis, 712 Eighth street. He (was born at the county hospital ji 29, weighing- eight pounds and 10 Ounces. They have another, son, Gordon Lynn, 5. Large 9" family size pie. Sap's tender flaky crust Warren Robert; is the name chos- en- for the son i of Mr.

and Mrs. Lawirence Geary, 108 Washington SENSATIONAL! CLOSE OUT SALE tilled with delicious apples, brown sugar, butterand other wholesome Inaredients and foDDed with rf Bring the Sick and Afflicted. Our Lord tempting strips of rich pastry. rjci Heals Today. OF ALL CROSLEY 69c Coconut Marshmallow Cake 69c 1J i street, born, at the county hospital Jan, 25, weighing seven pounds! and 13 ounces.

They have another son, Lawrence Leroy, 7. i Mr. and Edward Darnell, i 1309 East; Court street, have named their daughter, born 'at, the county hospital Jan. 29, Linda Kay. She weighed eight pounds and two ounces.

They also have three sons, I. ii i REFRIGERATORS, RANGES, FREEZERS, Services Nitely 7:30 pjn Moist' tender layers of yellow cakefilled with rich i x-j i i i i iWASHERS And DRYERS! 1 I th. i ouiiercream ana TrosTea wnn TiijTTy Douea marsn- mallow icing covered wi fresh tasty long threaded Making Room for the New Philco Greg, 5, jDjavid.l 3, and Larry 15 i. 1 -j 1 rauc mim coconut, Line Arriving Soon! Gail'Ann iis the name cnosen lor the i daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Pearl street. She was born at the county hos lis 1 -n Central ter danish coffee one for they are MODERN APPLIANCE Twenty-third Have you tried our new all bu cakes? Better come in land try truly different and delicious. pital FebJ 2j weighing seven poundsJ i 420 Fifth St. Phone i 5485 All Denominations Welcome Uf Mi 11 1 V. I and eight ounces.

They have another daughter, Carol, 1 1 Dr. and Mrs. Howard Rothrlng, 2228 Pear street, have chosen Bar I. I bara- Gwynne as the' name for their daughter born at the county hospital Jan. 25.

She weighed seven pounds and 10 ounces. They have two: other daughters, Claudia Ann, 5, and Marian, 1, and- they have three sons, Howard, 9, John, 7, and Tommy, 2. ii Hospital Admittances Leon Brown, 424 Third street, room 226; I i Mrs. Earl Beldon, Crothersville route 1, room 118. i i Mark Steven Romine, S-year-old son) of Mr.

and; Mrs. Horace Romine, HartsviUe route 1," room 236, Roscoe Capper, Route 1, room Linda Bohn, 9-year-old daughter of" Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Bohn, Route 4, room 240. ij i Raymond Lakin, Nashville route 3, room 135.

i Mrs. Margaret Gearhart, Route 8, room 229. Paul Brown, 1-month-old son of Mr.) and; Mrs. Paul Brown, 1316 Morningside drive, room 237. I 'Danied Reed, 11-year-old son of Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Reed, Route -s QLEO feipfnw JAY 1 2fc jrl rpjj FOOD STORES I I i SEALDSWFJET J' 1 CAUFORXIA YELLOW CIJNG I PF'iirHF dQ4s JUICE I 2 lbs. 3vc vl I ii I wm Fresh Frozen flTrV hunt's So. 2V4 I Irf Heiivy syru9 1 Cm3 2 1 Over $1,200 Available at Jay MpScsf 9 1 mjm For Club's, Churches or Charities i fC IC 0 I Through Betty Crocker's- i i I Era SKGOQ 933S3D 7, room 109. I i Mrs.

Richard jSchowe. 1717 Cali fornia street, room 117J i Calvin Wright, 906 Sycamore street, room 134. i Meetings i i 8 p.m. tonight. American Legion, 8, p.

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It j. "3. Stay slim. Thin people always ook younger. Connie Mack is 92, but he's so slender nobody figures jhim to be more than 88.

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17c PALUOLIVE 3 reg. bars 25c PALMOLIVE 2 bath size 25c CASHMERE BOUQUET 3 bars 25c CASHMERE BOUQUET 2 bath 25c I LOGANSPORT, Ind. (UP) Identity of pranksters whose acts led to the injury of a city fireman and shock to an expectant mother was sought today by police. i Asst. Fire Chief WiUiam Day wias hurt Wednesday! when thrown from a truck carrying lnhalator equipment in response to an emergency call which turned out to be I fi 5 IMrs.

William! Galloway nearly 9 I I LITTLE KITTEN ARMOUR'S STAR adio I Television CAT FOOD BEEF STE7 LA FRANCE BLUING 10c Jhad hysterics when she drove into 5 Store Hours: Daily 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 35c 13d i -i the; garage at her home Tuesday night and saw what appeared to be the body of a woman hanging by a cordi from the rafters. Inves Monday and Friday Until 9 p.m. 1621 California Phone 3415 3TJ E.16TH ST.I 416 THIRD ST.

Opposite Courthouse tigation, showed i it 1 was only life-like dummy. '5 1 ui.