Dayton Daily News from Dayton, Ohio • 19

DAYTON DAILY NE 1 APRIL FAMOUS QUOTES Talk to a man about himself and he will listen for hour. Radio-Tele vis ion 1 2 1 4 5 4 7 I 13 11 12 14 IS IS It 20 21 2221 24 2S 24 27 21 2t 39 SECOND SECTION TUESDAY, Al'ML 13, 195 1 PAGE lfJ 1 1 v. 4 4 -r' Ciy Suburban WS I yv.vf I Vl u.i;i:::::;:if:sx'v:V': A V- aMfc Awvn vrr apm.v. mnwmis cwk hi kpmxc! "In spring a young man's fancy miglit turn to find durin? an egg hunt Tuesday morninj on tlie I'ni- different. Like ball jrames and liand-lioldins: for U.

P. Payne, liere pictured ajraint a backdrop of apple blop-Kaster eggs as witness young (II months) Thomas versity of Dayton campus. Then again, a young man's Students Alice Huberts and Ronnie Kehl. Or take it sums on the university campus. Staff by Dob Francis Murphy making and preparing to munch his fancy might just turn to thoughts of something entirely from Junior Armand Martino a pretty girl like Sally Tamaska.

Plan Board Urges City Take Complete Subdivision Control 10 From Townships Appointed To Recreation Liaison Group CAP CHAPLAINS WILL MEET HERE NEXT WEEK Appiuximately lull Ciwl Air Patrol chaplains from six states will gather at Wright-Patterson Air Force base next Monday and Tuesday for the first annual regional chaplains" conference, base officials announced Tuesday. Chaplains from Illinois, Indiana. Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan and Wisconsin will attend the gathering which opens wilh a banquet at 6 p. m. Monday.

Chaplain John T. Evans Jr. will welcome the group on behalf of ihe base chaplain, and the air chaplain for the Air Materiel Command, Col. Leonard Habctz, will be principal speaker. Purpose of the conference is to plan a more effective program for the coming year with emphasis on programs for persons in the nation's armed services.

Cite Advanlaires Of Unified Authority Over 3-Mile. Area German, Jefferson, a) lie And Miami Fail To Submit Names Ten persons Tuesday were named by Montgomery county commissioners to the township liaison body of the newly created county recreation advisory committee. Dr. Andlauer Abortion Trial Is Postponed i The City Plan Board recommended Monday night the i city take over complete jurisdiction for subdivision control! I in the three-mile area around Dayton, effective July 1. The recommendation, which hast Christ Taught In Last Days Dr.

Grcsham "With only four days 1o live Jesus ehohc to spend his time teaching." Dr. Terry E. Grcsham, the ai.oroval of counlv engineers i n-; fort by the city and county and Four townships German, Jefferson, Wayne and Miami didn't submit recommendations, to the proposed 14-member board. Commissioner Forest D. Lightner said he would get in touch with town The abortion trial.

of Dr. Carl Andlauer, 33, of 1317 N. Main to the Citv Commission for action. I "m'1 At prcM-nt. the county ever- of cies control in the three-mile TIIULE- Centralization, making) area, nllhoiicli the citv has the convenient for developers; Publicity, Shampoo Sales May Be Aim Of Polio Vaccine Opponent was postponed a "second time ship trustees and see if selections i Monday from April 19 to May 2-1.

riuht of review. and engineers. president of Bethany college, and can't be made by early next Original trial date was scheduled Taking over of the responsibility I'OI A more efleclive pro- i. wee. Commissioner Harry Kiefabcr said the townships have gone along to date with recommenda Would anyone spread propaganda its intended purpose.

Vaccines: nearly a year and that he dropped by the city would mean hiring two gram for in, pedum of improve-! T)A was granl(lll that might influence parents to 'have only filled countless ceme-j out; to enter World War I. lo handle the inspection woik. menls result iruj in a higher o.mmon Pleas Judge Charles gamble with polio by failing to take teries with innocent victims killed In spite of Miller's agreement on City Planning Director Robert ai of performance. L(lp (h(, mille, of And. advantage of a vaccine that most! prematurely by fraudulent injec- use of the word "research" he still A.

Flynn said approval of the )ec-i City engineer and planners will, attorneys, Mason Douglass, authorities believe to be the best'tions." i refers to himself in some of hisiommendation would mean: meet later this month to review; Albert. Scharrer and lien Horn! noon-day Holy Week speaker at Central Evangelical and Reformed church, told his audience Tuesday. Speaking on "Life's Deadlines," Dr. Grcsham continued: "In quiet confidence He faced the awful deadline of cruel death. He taught the people to distinguish between taxes and Caesar and self-dedication to God.

He gave them the Kprvpt nf life in one Command' hope for a cure for the dread chs-! pampnieis as -researcn cnemist. usl-ihhi union siiouiimuh Hm construction require-. They said Scharrer had just come ease? ri-t Mil I VIV FX-WITE now1 Mrs. Rose said that when she; standards can be applied through-) mf.nis that be required in the; ii1(. cal, arui tunt mmd tions to the liaison group, so he and other commissioners wanted "to give those who didn't submit their recommendations every opportunity to do so." Named to the township body were: Mad River Ray -Dunninton pc avl Divio 'MSI saw in torai me urimn aieti.

so, wnyr TWO A single agency "Duon II. Miller," 60-year-old ex- ai1 that Miller had shown year he showed her a largf three-mile area, review i requirements wii jfrom those now rlynn said the (ae yxm(, l0 obtain a deposition not differ much from a defense witness, being applied by Assistant County Prosecutor Fred M. Keir objected lo the post-'ponement because of the pos the county. Moraine- ment which is the summary of all! of 43:53 Momingside Morai in i and thn Pmnhptst 'Thou I John T. Elrod of 2832 Glads Gladstone Daytonian is charged by federal inclination lo campaign against at Duon.

containing authorities in Florida with mailing soft 0r medical practices thousands of pamphlets. She said 1 before thev ere divorced in 1946 ihp sncnved hpr "hundreds of Third of a he Jfft for Florida some six hilars checks, money orders liter imid casn 11'om persons wanting Randolph-Gene Cultire of Clwrgcs Filed In Shooting Englcwood; Clay Burdctt Powell libelous" pamphlets about Dr. She did recall that he was ev.i copies of the pamphlets or making of Erookville FOOTSTEPS TO EASTER sibility of losing one or more slate witnesses who might move, become ill or become unavailable for other reasons'. AVDI.AILU'S attorneys also Also, Madison-Emerson Roth of Jnas Salk's vaccine. Miller has tremely outspoken and that in his I contributions She said he appeared unwor- Trotwood: Butler-Byron Morton! irounie oeiore.

wny ls ne business dealings he would some-of Vandalia; Washington-Sher-)fiehtinK a11 vaccines, pasteurized times write "very insulting" let- Esther Eileen Sheley, fiery. 22- wood Snvder Harrison-Paul sul1 iters. ihalt love the Lord thy God with nil thy heart, with all thy soul, with all thy strength and with all thy mind, and thy neighbor as "We live in a world crowded with deadlines. A child cannot wait to grow up; he cannot take atleqtmte time to get a good education; he cannot wait to achieve miceess, yet he loathes to die. The constant deadlines of life keep people anxious.

"A wise old editor saw a cub re rietl about the soft drink industry's possible retaliatory measures and Unit he said the publicity he'd get from his campaign against soft drinks would sell year-old waitress held for the slay-i jing of Bartender Anthony Spagnolaj I at Longo'x Spaghetti house, was i formally charged with first-degree; C. Taube of 2121 Rector av. Jack son Carl Oldfather of Farmers-ville, and Perry Milford Ater of Brookville. Tliis group will offer suggestions I Mrs. Rose said that for most of THE MAN" who was known here 'the years of their marriage she as Donald H.

Miller and who has had believed that Miller was a distributed thousands of the pam-j doctor, or that rather he lacked phiets knocking the work of Dr. only three months of obtaining his Salk of the University of Pitts-! medical degree from Northwestern more shampoo than ever, Miller advertises reprints of his' murder Tuesday morning in Mu- to the county recreation committee! (l. 1. 1 because, as Lightner said, ueveioiiei' vl me ijuu at-; university at cnicago. Ifino frieoc tliio anennnt nf "Whv 1 filed Monday a motion for the court to older the return of the osteopath's patient record cards, jand 1932 and patient: record books.

The items were taken by (investigating officers who obtained search warrant through Municipal Court, the attorneys said, i A hearing to consider the mo-itinii was set for a. m. The osteopath is accused of perJ forming a criminal ahnrtion on a 27-year-old Da ton woman I who died less than a week after the alleged abortion was in the; said mat at tne time 01 me are the people who live townships and know what's needed jam fi-htinS Plio" in an earl' cir- FTC agreement to drop research fivim tho title nf their firm in Eight months before my daugh-she discovcrpd Miuer had attended ter was born, our 'quack' M. the University of Nebraska for Whiskev or Polio pamphlets, a nicipal Court. four-page tract, at four cents eaclv According lo William P.

for 1000 copies or more, or five 'assistant city attorney, Miss Sheley cents each for less flian 1000 slated for arraignment Friday. copies, lie claims this is the ac-j The girl was arrested last Friday tual cost of printing, wrapping and the restaurant after mailing. son-in-law of Tommy Ixmgo, the! Just how far-reaching an effect restaurant owner, was shot fatally! Miller's pamphlets have had is im-j while working there. In a signed possible to determine. But he has 'confession, she gave little or no bombarded Parent Teacher associ-! reason for killing 1he 27-year-old ations with anti-soft drink litera-i bartender.

ture and succeeded in having soft She is being held in county jail drink machines removed fromiw'moul some Florida schools. His "Whis-! most," A. E. Sum, director of the county plan board, announced maps of county-owner property for use by the recreation committee have been completed. CHRIST'S LAST TUESDAY "And there were Creeks that came up to worship at the feast." John 12:20 'erhaiix this ihi.s Christ's fullest day That lues-day i7joi they heard Hun my The time had eomc irhen'Son of Man Must curry vul is Father's plan He anjued then inth Pharisees Cave to Greek converts Ik ai en's kryx Denoumid the Scribes, foretold the woe Jerusalem irould some day know And said that one who gains reward Must be the servant of his Lord.

Juhen C. liver. porter nervously attempting to write an important news story just ahead of press time," Dr. Grcsham commented. "The reporter's fingers shook violently and he could rot punch the typewriter keys.

The editor said in gentle sympathy. 'Take it easy, son, you have two "Threescore and 10 are about two minutes in the light of all a man could do in a lifetime. Let him learn to handle the deadlines by lucid thought, consecrated love and intelligent action. There is always time to teach and learn." Dr. Gresham will also speak at 12:10 p.

m. services Wednesday and Thursday. Summit co. Drops Test 4 Men Sentenced In Driving Cases Cecil Dawson, 49, of 439 Edge- advised my wife to drink 'Cokes' to offset morning nausea. My blood boiled.

So I got this "egotistical nincompoop' on the phone gave him a tongue lashing and fired him." Since then. Miller has struck out at vaccination In general along with refined flour and sugar, gamma globulin, soft drinks, pasteurized milk and other items, contending that he can stamp otit polio by diet alone. He sells the pamphlets In large lots and solicits funds to carry on his campaigns. The National Better Business key or Polio" pamphlet caused the National Foundation for Infantile 15X Kt'turiiiiig mfT'Mni'? Amil 'i-Dr. NEW YORK, April 13.

The John Port'erficld, stale health! Paralysis to issue a memorandum DNi iisHon Set I The Central YMCA film forum i will show the film, "Is Fighting Communism Periling Civil Rights." i at 7:13 p. m. Wednesday. Irvin iZipperstein, Dayton attorney, will lead a discussion on the film sub- jeer at the meeting sponsored by the Y's Men's club. and chapter Aavy transport wen.

J. 11. Hirermr toH.iv announced personnel field personnel chairmen "to counteract any mis- returning 12.S0 enlisted men and ie reaction" riuriiiL' officers of the 43th Division county has "reluctantly" with wood was sentenced to 20 days, fined $200 and deprived of drawn from the polio vaccine field annual March of Dimes campaign; from Korea, is due to icach New 0f 1952, (York trials scheduled this spring The county said the late date of the vaccine, due to County 0. Parking Ban wsr tiu ruihx imitov c.iuh arrive here April 26, would make Bureau, of New York has this to say of one of Miller's pamphlets his driving rights for two years by Municipal Judge Maurice A. Russell on a drunken driving charge Tuesday morning.

A six-month term was given to Lester Baker, 28, of 207 Maple along with a $250 fine and loss of driving rights for three years by Judge Russell Monday. John Englcka, 35, of 8 N. Robert blvd. received three months, was Touring Students Visiting United Nations it difficult to test students alter school is dismissed for the summer vacation. Summit was one of three Ohio counties scheduled to test the effectiveness of the new Salk polio reading: "Fake Vaccine May Kill Your Child Send 3-Cent Stamp for "This circular attacks the principle of vaccination indiscriminately, whether for smallpox, diph Montgomery county commissioners Tuesday approved a resolution by Sheriff Bernard L.

Kei-ter to restrict parking between 8 a. m. and 4 p. m. on the east side of Philadelphia from Fairview high school to Sicbenthaler av.

IU WAl.TEIt KYBEt'K Lhtiltf Sacs Staff U'ti'fr NEW YORK, April theria or polio. Millions of healthy serum Americans, who have not only sur-j fined $200 and also had his license suspended three years. Both workhouse terms were Two THREE counties renf-. AM. vived smallpox vaccination but are also aware that universal adoption Present iv parking is restricted firmed their confidence in the; Dayton students lost from then safely of the vaccine.

Dr. Porter-j Washington eauirht up with of this technique has virtually ii i ill- 's UUUvhv A. field said. Montgomery and Rich i the 200 others in the Dayton Junior land counties will proceed as Council on World Affairs this morn- eradicatcld this once prevalent disease from the United States, will be astounded to read Miller's statement that pianneu, hwmi.r inc necessy BU Jn timp an made "subject to further order of the court," leaving the way open for a reduction in sentence if Judge Russell sees fit. In anolher drunk driving case, Robert T.

Randolph, 37, of 1743 Sharon av. received three weekends, was fined' $130 and ordered not to drive for a lUSimcni to prowue we icqiunu of 'No vaccine has or can achieve! three injections. on the west side of Philadelphia dr. from Hillcrest av. to Sicbenthaler a v.

Also Tuesday, commissioners accepted three bids to construct two bridges at an estimated cost of on Diamond Mill rd. in Randolph tp. A contract will be let at 10 a. m. next Tuesday.

One bridge will be built one-half mile south of Route 49 and the other one-quarter mile north of Route 49. study Ihe United Nations. David llolman, a Fairview High senior, and Dick Helper of Roosevelt High, were buying souvenirs at. Union Station in the Capitol City when their train pulled out a few minutes ahead of schedule. Tivo Say Polio Victory May Be Near Reality Young Democrats To Hear Hopefuls All Democratic candidates for the State Senate there are five of them-and the 11 Democratic can- WARM SPRINGS, April 13.

f)Medieal science's long hope Keller ing Staled They caught a later tram ano rrrived at 7 a. m. in New York. High I'. N.

officials are explaining to the Dayton youngsters the tciicriil function of the U. N. Following those talks, tlicy will sit hi on a number of committee meetings, Yesterday they heard a State death of President Franklin l-lioosevclt, founder of the fouihla-tion. O'Connor said the medical pro- dHlates for representative to the for victory over polio may soon General Assembly have been in-j become a reality, say two veterans To Address Group I in the front line or the DatUCjiessioti has high nopes me vaccine against the crippling disease, soon to be given a nation-wide test DAYTON AREA STUDENTS VIEW N. (JENERAL ASSEMBLY Start Busy Day in New York, Attend Committee Sessions.

Al Witcphoto. The good news came yesterday wil eliminate paralytic (who. The vaccine on which O'Con "It was Ihe slickest propaganda I've heard," said one of the students in the group that visited the tilush Russian embassy still viced to take part in panel discussion Wednesday night at a meeting of the Montgomery County Young Democratic club at Democratic headquarters. Each member of the panel will be asked to outline what legislation he would most like to see passed if elected. Frank Short, club secretary will be moderator.

At the May primaries two are to he nominated for tire Senate and five for the House. first secretary of the embassy about Liberia's refusal to permit whites to own proerly. "It just doesn't seem fair," Jack said. THE SECRETARY said it might Charles F. Kettering, research consultant to the General Motors will address the Columbia University Engineering center's Fgleston Award dinner in New York Wednesday, The half-hour talk will be carried on WIIIO-Iladio at 10:30 p.

rm Awards will go to Walter II. Sammis, president of the Edison Electric institute, and Frank Ayer, copper executive. Department sixkesman outline our foreign policy and visited embassies in Washington. Their special interest is the conflict between nationalism and colonialism in Africa. They heard that the United States believes, that the current effort to enforce a very strict policy of racial segregation in South Africa repre- from Basil O'Connor, head of the National Foundation for Infantile-Paralysis, and Dr.

Robert L. Bennett, the foundation's medical director. ltoth spoke at (he dedication of Roosevelt hall as a unit of the Georgia Warm Springs foundation. The ceremony was held on the ninth anniversary of the gents "an attempt to turn" the clock back and cannot succeed." At the Liberian embassy one of the groups of Dayton students learned that the free cnmiry of Liberia had modeled its government after that the United States. Jack McCracken of Wilbur Wright High school, questioned the nor and Dr.

Heniielt pin their hopes Was developed by I)r, Jonas E. Salk and his associates at the University of Pittsburgh. O'Connor and Dr. Bennett concurred in saying the facilities of the Warm Springs foundation will be turned against other diseases after polio is conquered. decorated wun me uun-mings that date hack to (Van f.

hilt It ill MIUirMi-n mim Hi' necessary to keep the whites from I never braid questions ca leii 1 taking over the country. I neatly.".