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Wisconsin State Journal from Madison, Wisconsin • 16

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Madison, Wisconsin
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sons, and in general, it has been Tuesday, May 2, 1944 Wisconsin State Journal IS Treiber, Appleton, president; A. W. Anderson, Neenah, secretary, and J. A. Rummele, Manitowoc, greater among females than among State Farm Mutual Again Sues Duel The third suit of the State Farm Benz to Seek Nomination director.

fore the U. S. supreme court, the firm's complaint said, and the commissioner has refused to grant a license to the firm while the appeal is pending. The appeal concerns' reserve funds required td be kept in Wisconsin. Appendicitis Toll Greatly Reduced Conquest' Speeded Mutual Automobile Insurance Co.

males. "The extraordinary change in the appendicitis situation," the statisticians point out, "is largely due to the prevention of complications of the disease, and more recently to the use of sulfa drugs in the surgical treatment of such Reich 'Quarantines' Foreign Workers against Morvin Duel, commissioner of insurance, was filed Monday in circuit court. The insurance firm seeks a permanent order restraining the state insurance department from interfering with the company's business and requiring it to grant the firm It Was Marijuana, Not Drink, Soldier Says A Mexican soldier whom police picked up at a Madison hotel as drunk early Monday morning protested that he was not drunk, that he was "crazy from marijuana." The soldier was arrested after complaints that he kept hammering on the door of a woman guest. Wisconsin Jewelers Elect Nelson R.8 W. Nelson, 330 Statfe jeweler, was elected a director of the Wisconsin Retail Jeweler's assn.

nt the association's convention in Milwaukee Monday. Other officers clotted include It. J. LONDON (U P) Germany, in an 11th hour attemnt to prevent any revolt timed to coincide with Throughout Country An amazingly swift reduction In deaths from appendicitis is one of the outstanding achievements in the recent health history of this country, according to insurance statisticians. cases.

The chief complication in the disease, rupture of the appendix, is estimated to account for about fouc-fifths of the appendicitis deaths. "This complication, which generally follows the use of laxatives in the presence of appendicitis, or results from delay in treatment, is much less frequent now than before. Credit for this is due to a continuous and widespread campaign of education which has warned against the use of laxatives an Allied invasion, was reported radio sets in northwestern France, particularly along the coast, presumably to prevent French pa-triota from listening to invasion instructions broadcast from license to do business in Wisconsin. Circuit Judge Herman W. Sacbt-jen ordered the commissioner to shov cause on May 9, at 9 a.

why he should not be restrained from interfering during the pendency of the suit, lie granted temporary restraining order until May 9. Litigation involvings the insurance company and Duel is nov? be WW" I (A roday virtually to have quarantined workers in th Reich and begun an Unparalleled reign of terror in France. Dispatches from neutral countries paid the German government hed prohibited toreigti workers, rrost of them already little more than slaves, to travel on railways withput special permission, which would be granted "only if the journey were absolutely necessary." e' Fierre Vienot, ambassador of the French National Committee to London, charged in arp interview that the Germans were carrying out mass murders in France in a futilejefiort to stamp out growing by those suffering from abdominal pain, and has also urged prompt medical care when suspicious symptoms develop. A major part "The conquest of appendicitis has proceeded rapidly in all parts of tin. country," they wild.

"Official figures show that in the 12 years between 1930 and 1942 every state experienced a marked reduction in the death rate from the disease. The smallest reduction over this period was 40 per cent. The maximum for any state, recorded in Rhode Island, was 74 per cent. Washington, the nation's capital, showed a decline of 77 per cent. "Children and adults of both sexes have all shared in the improvement.

The rate of decline has been most rapid among young per- Army Abandons Giant Training Area LOS ANGELES (U.R) The army is abandoning the world's largest military training area, the U. S. army engineer's office here has announced. Camps spread throughout the of the reduction in appendicitis ALEXANDER O. BENZ mortality from 1931-1940 reflects the successful prosecution of this campaign.

ing factors over the past 15 yems have been advances in diagnostic procedure, operative techniques, and pre-operative and post-operative care. The improved economic situation in recent years also has helped because patients in the lower income brackets have sought medical care more promptly than in the depression years." i jt t' 'The further sharp reductions since 1940 is largely attributable I ju.iiuu M)UiU lllllf I lIctllllMK catriot resistance on the eve to lower surgical mortality in com plicated cases, thanks to the use of sulfa drugs in such cases," the statisticians said. "Other contribut- Alexander O. Benz, Applcton, president of the Aid Association for Lutherans, a fraternal life insurance society, will seek the nomination as Progressive candidate for governor of Wisconsin, he announced today. Only other announced candidate in 1h field Is Ralph Amoth, Eau Claire.

Benz was born at Mayville, attended Northwestern college, Watertown, and after graduation from Martin Luther College nt tho Aid Association for Lutherans, lie i a past president of the Nn-tiuiial Fraternal Congress of America. Benz is married and the father of five children. Benz' announcement said that "I have felt for some time that two ii'iuer are oeing uwmanupa as another step in the winning of the war," Col. Rufus W.5Futnam, dis-trict engineer, unid. "They nerved their purpose in training troops for desert warfare and are no longer needed," he ad- ded- Camps Young, Horn, Ibis, Essex, Granite, and Coxcombe are Jjeing torn down by Italian prisoners of war, leaving only Camp Laguna in Arizona.

mnny of us have been sitting on New Ulm, taught school in various Wisconsin communities for: the sidelines criticizing our various units of government without mak 18 years. Put Your Furs in Fur Storage Now! tr.e opening of a western front. French Militia Cooperates i More than 100,000 of the Vichy Frc-nch militia worn cooprrittinR with the geslapo 0 and Gerinrm the, ruthless campaign of extermination, centering mainly an northern France opposite England, Vienot said Whole villages were being iped out in the manner of Lidice, he asserted. In. one town, he said, a movie theater was set afire and all inside perished.

Nevertheless, sabotage was continuing to increase in France," he said. In January, 58 trains were derailed eand 96 locomotives wrecked in one district alone. Some 500 Marquis, or members of the underground, resisted 5,000 Germans for 11, days in one village and killed 7Q0 of them. Gii 43,000 Reported Executed Radio Brazzaville, off i i a 1 French station in Africa, said that lit ing a constructive contribution the improvement of public afr fairs." For 12 years he was connected with wholesale grocery firm, but since 1929 has been an officer of Wood fuel bHnif rationed In parts of India. Iff i -tr-" ft sum a executed 43,000 French hostages exclusive of patriots and members of the underground since 1940.

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