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The Indiana Gazette from Indiana, Pennsylvania • Page 24

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PAGE SIGH? INDIANA EVENING GAZETTE, INDIANA, PENNSYLVANIA, MONDAY. MAY 24, 1984, The Doctor Pains Need Medical Attention I I Evacuated evacuate rebel Wounded, ft HOABBtJiO BOUIB hotly protested the French bomblntf nS the main road leading from Dien Bien Phu to the Red VT I River delta. I The French have charged the Vietminh are using the highway lo rush guns and war material from the Dien Bien Phu area to Ry LARRV If EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. i Serious abnormalities may be rp- HANOI.

Indochina (01 French the delta, another key target for Written fCf NBA Service isponsible in some cases. The help 8ttaCkerS A puzzling problem is brought of an orthopedic surgeon in de- evacuatPoMntis far fro Up by Mrs. R. who is worried elding whether braces or other xpe- 0 ess Dien Bien Phu. There tresg but rejected a French about her 12 year old granddaugh-i cial measures are necessary is still was no indication when nurse pos a that a mjxcd control'com" ter.

This girl, the grandmother then desirable. A few children with Opn J' vl de( Galard mission be established to govern Hays, complains to her mother of growing pains seem to have some- cnrne traffic on the road while the Viet- pains in the legs artd knees and is wrong wjth onc or morp of One hundred and thirty casual- minh wore evacuating their easily exhausted. tnei internal and when pros- a rerord mber for one wounded. What R. wants to know is ay a rivpfi in Ha lasl The rebels said the suggestion whether this is serious or not and whether she should urge the mother lo take more active steps for the vnnrt oiri la I and flown the rest of the way fioVitnf me young gin.

i noids or sinuses There is also a riencn iignier ana debate among medical men as to trans rl lan smashed at Vietminh con- It is impossible to answer this ther growing pains may be a rhe French commano also an- voys on the road again yesterday, question exactly, but it does raise form of rheumatic fever -flounced the Communist-led Viet- cutting the highway in two places, the subject of those vague pains Certainly children who have se- minn nar1 agreed to release a The French said no member of In the arms or legs usually called vere Krnw nK pams hich last for B''and total of H58 wounded, includ- their mission at Dien Bien Phu "growing pains" from which chil- months should be exam- inR a nationalities represented in'had been ajale to see Miss de dren so commonfy complain. It Is- jned by a physician to make sure Di( Binn Plul defense contin- Galard yesterday, despite previous often a puzzling situation. lhal no perm: damage is be- Tllc previously had Vietminh assurances that the head Many times it appears that these jn done and lo find nul wnH( can said they would release of the group, Dr. Pierre Huard. vague pains are of no significance, be done lo re ij eve the discomfort.

A Sfia Ke from the Vietminh: would be permitted to see her. and it is possible that the young- 1 high command, received at French; The blue eyed, 29-year-old sters have been growing so fast headquarters last night, promisedj French air force nurse was in Dien that their bones and muscles UGH GVITIOQn repair the main airstrip at Dien Bien Phu when it fell and has been ironi im thntr vo. Bien Phu to make it usable for' tending the casualties. Vietminh of- SANTA BARBARA. Calif.

transport planes. The message! ficials have said she wduld be per- They had been airlifted by hell- was "nonrealistic" since the road copters and light planes to Luang' was wholly under Vietminh con- Prabang. the royal Laotian capi- trot. AW CHAULEMSES A MAM Business Mirror fly SAM fiAWSOtt Utilities have become Wiisers. SYRACUSE, N.Y.

two- fiepair and maintenance crew way radio is moving indoors. It saves factories a lot of money makes it hard for a workman to disappear behind a stack of flciency isincreased and costs cut when central supervisors direct workers to emergency spots. Communication engineers say boxes for a restful smoke. tn construction industry will soon Nine months ago, low-power, two'be their biggest customers. Highway communication jobs builders need fewer trucks if freed from government restric-j those in use can be directed by tions.

Now they're increasingly be- two-way radio ivhere lhe need coming part of the factory scena. arises. not quite kept up their proper re lations. 'The daughter of actor J. Carroll asked the French to send army milled to leave with the wounded.

Sometimes the curve of the Naish, Carol Klaine, 23. and "ngmeers and mine detectors to The best information here was she U.S.Treats Pets Better Than Ever General Electric engineers Baby of the industry is the low- say that putting two-way systems'power system for factories. First Jon Indoor trucks and other fac- to try them were their own elec- itory transportation systems has tronic factories, for quick distribut- resulted in making four trucks do tion of parts to assembly the work of five. Trucks carrying Steel, rubber and auto companies materials or finished goods caninre putting them in. be quickly directed in vast modern factories.

Savings in the cost of buying. i and maintaining trtyjks is sizable I nGTT I I Perhaps even greater is the saving 1 ion the cost of the labor to operate HOLLYWOOD W-A thief shoved crn a curtain rod through an unlocked to lift a purse and contents And then there's the matter of! valued at $250 yester day from the fork-truck operator who used! apart ment of actress Leslie Caron.f They wanted to take it to kinder-to become lost around the factory He wasn 't caught. garten. But the bus driver e- lsnmewhere for aboul tn time it, takes for a smoke. In the old davs fused to haul dogs, cats, hp dldn know where lambs.

So the twins' Ranted Because ginseng root resembles the figure of a man, lhe Chinese him. Today, he either mother drove the pet lo school. when the superintendent! believe it can restore virility, sure enough, "it made the buzzes him on the two-way system cording to the Encyclopedia Britan- may not be just right or 'lat feeti Rockwell Sheridan. 27. a Los Ange- help remove mines from the field, would not come out until the eva- children laugh and play to see or tllinks a reason he or bow legs are present and builder, start a honeymoon trip The message apparently replied cuation is completed.

WASHINGTON Americans, iamb at school Snow White i ih'w i- slight strains on the muscles to Honolulu today. to a French offer May 17 of aid in Two evacuated wounded veter- so hearted toward most animals i logemer sales tne oldcv nl 8 lv i They were married here yes- the strip lo speed the ans said yesterday, however. Miss a treating 'heir pels belter today became poplllar the teacher, power and the newer low-powsr In mild cases plenty of sunshine.Uerday. evacuation. French officers said de Galard had told them she hoped harl eve before Not so endearing was the popu- systems total around 40 million good food and' time usually take; the command had agreed lo the to leave in clay or two.

of Teddy, the anteater. A dollars a year, GE engineers es- care of the difficulty, although any obvious defect should, of course, be corrected. Sacramenlc rebel request. -i area is as large as Illinois, Iowa The Vietminh message turned In area, Canada is the largest and Ohio combined. down an offer of French planes to country in the Americas.

Let Dr. Edwards' mBlOAlGAS CONSTIPATION Answers to Questions ABOUT THE New Blue Shield It will pay doctor bills In full for more people than ever before What is the principal difference between the new Plan and the present plan (Plan The new Plan offers the same protection as the present plan. But it raises by the income limits of families for which Blue Shield will pay doctor'bills full. New Plan pays Blue Shield Participating Doctors in full for services covered by your agreement if you have 2 or more dependents and yearly family income is $6000 or less (about $115 a week); if one dependent and $4500 (about $86.50 a week); if no dependents and $3000 (about $57.50 a week). Moat Pennsylvania doctors are Blue Shield Participating Doctors.

If your income is higher than the limits noted above, the new PJan will pay a larger portion of your doctor bills than any coverage previously offered by Blue to $300 for certain operations. You benefit from this new plan regardless of income. Qs Does rr.et» Plan replace the present BlueShield plan (Plan A)? By no means. The Blue Shield present plan (Plan A) will ron- rinue to he offered. Many people may prefer those with 2 dependents and a yearly family income of $4000 or less; one dependent and or no dependents and JL'OOO.

In those cases. Plan A pays Participating Doctors' bills in lull. What does the new Plan cost? Rates for Plan Medical-Surgical protection the most complete just to a month mure lliau rates lor the present plan (Plan A). for non-group members are si higher. When and how can you Plan Protection under the new Plan will become available July 1.

there is a Blue Sltield groiip inhere yon. ivork: Arrangements can be made by your group to get complete information about the new Plan B. Cl What denial bills does Blue If yon are now a Blue Shield CI fj non-group member: You will be contacted by mail so that, if you wish, you may change your present coverage Vo Plan cov- under either new Plan or the present Plan payments are made to your doctor for up to 70 days when you or members of your family are hospitalized and no surgery is necessary. One bedside consultation per hospital admission is covered, when necessary and requested by your doctor. Payment is also provided for X-ray treatment of certain cases and (lor group members only) for some home and office doctor calls.

erage. Shield cover? Both Surgical and Medical-Surgical agreements provide for certain oral surgery for hospital in-patients. If you are not now a Blue Does Blue Shield cover maternity bills? With either Surgical or Medical- Surgical protection, child delivery is covered after 12 months' membership under a maternity agreement. Shield member: Write to the address below for information about how you can join. What surgical bills does Blue Shield cover? You have your choice of two kinds of protection under either Plan A or Plan or Medical- Surgical.

Both of (hem cover surgical operations lor the treatment of disease, injury, fracture or dislocation. With Surgical protection, you and members of your family are covered when operations are performed while you are an in- palicut in an accredited hospital. With Medical-Surgical protection, however, you are covered no matter where the operations are performed doctor's oflice, your home, anywhere. What medical bills does Blue Shield cover? uh Medical-Surgical protection All the above doctor bills are covered in full if your income falls within the specified limits of the Blue Shield plan yon select. Can anyone become a Blue Shield member? Just about.

If you join Blue Shield as a group member, there are no age limits. If you join as a non-group member, you must be under bb and in good health. There are no other qualifications. If you now have the Blue Shield present plan (Plan A), your membership will simply be transferred when you subscribe to the new Plan B. BLUE There's unly onf BLLE SHIELD ftwprofu Community Sertice MEDICAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION OF PENNSYLVANIA Rpprvntfiiivd in It eatern I'ennsYli'uniQ fay HOSPITAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION OF PITTSBURGH (Your Hlite Plan Jor Hospital Care) UNION TRUST BUILDING PITTSBURGH 19, PA.

and Skudd: Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. Bangs Come In Colors These Days! Affection centers on hamsters, Stl oudsburg (Pa woman found tlma ie.

skunks, monkeys, parakeets. tropi-, thatTeddy ate anls all dght Teddy The induslry got ils big boost CH! fish, guinea pigs, respondecl lo its name wartime, supplying military screech owls, even lions, snakes, mjlk and ate eggs fiul didn Frieed.s. First big civilian users of Dr Edwards' Olive Tablets are tha flying squirrels and in cases on a', ike people Teddy had lo go the high power systems were po- mild laxative of Dr. wolf and an anteater. Wnen peU afe kept jn tam departments.

Then came taxi- But no apimals satisfy the Ameri- jiy or years, their death fleets. upper and lower bowels and gently can craving for household com- acute sorrow. A pet cemetery near' Industry moved in next. Oil com- yet thoroughly clean out waste and panionship like dogs and cats, be near Washington is evidence of speed traffic of oil field' 1 they purebred or common breed, Buried there are dogs, cats, hor-'trucks and direct the relatively natural-like movements, too. No jsays the National Geographic So- ses, goats, canaries, snakes, mon-i lew workers, around the greal purging! No griping! They're com- ciety.

keys, parrots, and a starling. of oil refineries. pletely.satisfactory. More Cats than Dogs Once $2,000 was spent on the' 1 Aulhorilative esUrhatej place the site for She graves of 70 cats. iu.S.

dog population at nearly another time a brass band 000,000 the cat at 27,000,000: Most-, played a dirge for a French poodle. 1 ly these pels live in the country, 21.000,000 on farms and 11,700, i in other rural homes. Urban dwellers number ,000. i Curiously, almost half the dogs' but only 26 per cent of the cats inhabit cities. i The growing food business indi-j I cates how abundant is the canine! land feline life today.

More than AP Newsfeatures 'twenty companies turn out canned Many a bridegroom, so they say, and dried meal, biscuits and has been frightened by the first pellets. Frozen pet food is now on sight of his bride in curlers. And the market. Last year sales of dogimany a bride has woVried about food alone mounted to to maintain the glamor of the 000 double 1947. i honeymoon and still keep her hair American lavish love and moneyicurled.

not only on the faithfu 1 dog and the Edith Tapley, of Trenton, N. J. cat but on manyihas come up with an answer. It's ether creatures. -a gay little cotton jersey turban Not long ago the country was with attached of real hair, swept by a craze for curled and available in In Garden City, N.Y., 5-year- blonde, brunette or redhead tones.

Mtl S'lttl old twins own Snow White, a lamb. HALL'S Suggest 2 EASY WAYS To Safeguard Your Clothes For Home Camp Travel School It comes in a full range of colors, and proving popular not only for: covering pin curls but also for riding in a convertible with the top' down, for playing golf on a windy day and even for wearing to work on the day of a big date, when a girl wants to keep her, hair up in pin curls until the last minute. The caps also provide variety, as they enable the same girl to appear with blonde, red or brunette bangs on successive days. IF YOUR BRA LOOKS LIKE THIS YOU NEED HIDDEN TREASURE regular neckline the Holy Grail ever been discovered? Chalice of Antioch found in 1910 is thought by some to be the Holy Grail, the lost cup out of which Christ drank at the Last Supper. much does the Great Pyramid weigh? are about 6,848,000 tons.

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Indiana the North Star be seen from the equator? ji is the monthly monetary loss from fires in the Untied States? losses during one month last year amounted to $78,928,000. Dream of World Tour Comes True LOS ANGELES a boy and later as a quartermaster in the Navy during World War II, Rolph Thorvaldson dreamed of sailing solo around the world. Today he's on his way in a 28-ft. ketch and figures it will take a year to make the 12,000 mile voyage. Thorvaldson, 30.

of nearby West Covina, left yesterday. His craft, the Tahea, carries 210 feet of canvas and a 14-horsepower auxiliary engine. It cruises at about four knots. I'lilTI! I'llll li plunging neckline for fuller measure without pads! without puffs! built right the MAGICVP It'i unlquel Peter Pan's Hidden Treasure you tha fuller, fashion-right bustline you want-without or gadgets! Fits and wears beautifulry-and retain! glamorous contours, washing after washing! No wonder millions of smart women wear this wonderful bra clusivety. Come in, phone or order by mail, todayl Sizes 32-3Q Regular Style Plunging Style Strapless Style (R) U.

S. Pat Off. Patented 32-35 "B-ferfecf White Broadcloth White Broadcloth 3,50 3.95 White Nylon 5.00 Before you take that trip. Monroe Doctrine In his message to in 1823, President Monroe announced that the United States would remain neutral the political affairs of Europe and that there was to be no colonization and no intervention Americas. mvit Rub paraffin or liquid wax on the sides of drawers and on the ingn Phila St of which stick.

IfFUCTIVf STRIP PETERSON HARDWARE Indiana, Pa..

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