The Wichita Beacon from Wichita, Kansas • 3

rjTffrr rT Tuaaday Dacanbwr 19 1961 nmmw THE WICHITA EVENING EAGLE AND BEACON Pap SA lie CEORCIt By Virgil Butch Safes Held Frequently City's Finance irms Collapse Disease Painful Heeling Slow Hunters Warned to Beware! Of Rabbits with Tularemia Government Surplus Items rj Range from Jeeps to Buses jartmla and the carcass should ha disposed of if I STAY HILTON Most of Investors May Lose Savings ST MARY'S Pa (AP) The holiday season will be an unhappy time many people ia this smsU Elk County community because of the revelation by authorities that three of the town's finance companies are insolvent to the extent of about S37 million Some 670 of this town's -0166 residents had invested in the cam- Kand many may lose their vinga beyond belief that an thing like this could happen to company so highly regarded Sir dose to 40 year' observed Clarence Arnold who said he will lone about gW So far two offidala of the firms have been charged with fraud and investigators aey mote arrests disposal depot at Ft Leavenworth Kan Wherever sales are "held prospective bidden may inspect Items in advance Goa Get aa List SBA said small firms Interested in obtaining sales and bid information on surplus property should request registration forms to have their name placed on the property sales register maintained by the SBA regional office 1006 Grand Ave Kansas City 6 Mo Information also is available from the Wichita SBA office in the Board of Trade building 120 Market Firms listed on the register will receive notice of property offered as well as inspection and bid dates Under certain circumstances SBA also may assist in financing purchase of surplus production and operating equipment needed by small firms provided financing is not available from private lending institutions on reasonable terms Jeeps and cabin cruisers are among the most popular items on a long list of government surplus equipment offered for sale at numerous depots Small Business Administration announced here Tuesday SBA said government agencies forward surplus items to jwsal depots where dales arc held almost continuously Other sales are held frequently at Boeing CoH McConnell and Schilling Air bases Ft Riley and other military installations oxer the nation Sealed Bid er Aurttoa Construction equipment trucks machine tools clothing office and communication equipment 60-passenger buses automotive pacts farm machinery building materials engines water pumps air compressors and ships and marine equip-ment are offered for sale by sealed bid or auction Many government agencies in a four-state area forward their surplus property to the Officials of the City-County Health Dept warned hunters Tuesday that a rabbit in hand manot be worth two in the They explained that a rabbit caught too easily may haw tularemia a disease commonly known as rabbit fever When the hunter carries kina a rabbit with tularemia when the housewife prepares It fdr cooking and when the family sita down to eat It then Is danger of Infection There alio ia the danger that an open sore on the hand or accidental akin puncture while skinning or cutting permlti easy entrance of the tularemia organisms into the body Infection also can result from rubbing the eyes with contaminated fingen 21 Case la Kansas I -ait year there were 990 cases In the United States Of this total 21 were reported in KanMS The onset of the disease is marked by chills and fever Frequently an ulcer appears at the place where Infection entered the bloods! ream Average incu-biilon period of tularemia is 3 'fa days The initial symptoms later may be accompanied by headache vomiting sweating and body pain By the third week of the illness diagnosis ran be confirmed Healing ia slow Sometimes it takes a year for ulcers to heal and for the victim to make a complete recovery from the Illness Froeaattoaa Listed Hunters were urged Monday by Dr- Roaemary ttarvey director of preventive medldne may be made The financial Ajax yea caat keep Mm! McConnell Honor Guard Pitches into Toy Repair 67 Hospital Employes Honored at Award Dinner collapse is than a km of money to Raymond Rupprecht and his brother A precht Raymond lost 17000 A undist -toned life savings Their brother George 63 is a-ruwd of fraud Groroe Rupfaedit was president of an organization that controlled all three firma and a not tier company that is in shaky condition lie qan't be tomted The other official CM Gerg 55 ia free on SI 000 bond He wui treasurer of the hoidii organization Authorities say A Rupprachf rad twig sold some 359000 in fraudulent sccuiities to 40 per- YOUR K8RMTHM ISJISREM ASYOtJIPKOK On call toany of our HO officat win resarva your room! in a Hilton world of courtesy and friandllnass In Wichita ASK OPERATOR FOR ENTERPRISE 499 FOR INSTANT RESERVATIONS in all HILTON-STATLER HOTELS HILTON INNS HILTON HOTEL? ABROAD AND 'OTHER UAOINQ HOTELS RESERVATION SERVICE Restoration of used toys picked up noticeably Tuesday at Toy Workshops United as members of the McConnell Air Base honor guard laid aside their bright dress uniforms and went to work Capt Ralph Alexander honor guard commanding officer sain he read of the huge toy repair effort in the newspaper and suggested that members of his guard Join volunteer workers in the 24 hours a day restoration program at the workshop 330 First Marine Corps Reserves rati Ftcisiired toys are heing urged oxer to the Saltation Army and Operation Holidays for distribution Families on the toy list will make their own selection of toys at stores operated by the two distribution agencies Up to 40 volunteers at a time have been repairing toys at the workship which has operated night ana day since Dec 1 Capt Alexander Mid he had not renlixed before what a "tremendous program" the toy campaign had developed into son Barbara Chambers Gertrude Chinny Helen Eck Lars Erikaon LeRoy Davison Roa-elma Farmer Ruth Gattia Edith Gilman Charlotte Green Chalfant Guliedge Dora Harris Manr Harris Clifford Houser Vernon Howard June Jantz Ruth Kellum Dora Ug-gett Caro! Lind ley Vada Me-Crea Louise McLane Anna Vera Vera Marlin Lucinda Martin Miller Gayetha Mills mated they will cuHect 56000 here Banking Department aakJ the fraud waa revealed after investors in one of the companies Kinrux-e Go eoro-plained fhnt the Arm wu unuhlf to honor pledges to redeem preferred stock Investigation showed that Indus trial Discount Co and Elk Consumer Discount Go were in as had a slate as Industrial FI name A fourth firm St Finance Co is not as had off but ahai-hoidrrs may lose 50 cents on the dollar used toys in their Toys for Tots campaign this year With about half of that number uaed as to watch for the things in a rabbit Indicate presence of the i the rabbit ia stow or easy to catch it may haw tularemia -If the rabbit has while apota on Its Uver the beat thing to do ia to bum or bury the animal the rabbit waa either found dead or brought to you Priebe Dorothy Riner The 1ms Ritchey Neva Robertson Mon-teen Rockefeller Maurine Row-ton Erma Sower Dorothy Schmeder Frances Smith Ida Smith Emmeline Stone lntw Swan Roberta Thlry Jerry Weaver Ruth Welliver Elaine Wilson Leota Wilson and Blanche Wofford This is a wonderful thing the Marines and civilian volunteers are doing and we decided to help out to keep them from getting bogged down with all of those he said have been here winner if we had realized there is a need for x-nluntrers" Wesley Hospital's sixth annual employes' service awards dinner will honor 87 employes representing 475 years of service Tuesday night Members of the bjjeptt! board of trustees end administrative staff will take pert the ceremonies to be held In the hospital dining room with Roy House administrator presenting the awards Coy Leimen power plant operator will receive an award for 20 years' service tops among inis year's honorees Next in line are the following employes with 15 years vice: Iva Brown Lorene Brown Georgia Jorgensen Ellen Or-Hurd and Ruby Reaxin Ten-year service swar will be presented to Floyd Baker Lola Baker Agatha Benson Velda Chrisman Clara Cres-weil Blanche Davis Gertrude Daw Marjorie DeWewe Ha-zelie Grulke Gladys Higgins Grace Hulse Chloe Moss lyn Pinkerton Corda Schlm-mcl Alice Swartzlander Lula Valle and Marie Wagoner Recipients of five year awards are: Chiyoko Adachj Ruby Atkinson Matalda Carl- Dog Bite Suit Opens to Jury Man Says Attack Was 'Unprovoked Sharply conflicting claim unwinding an attack by tarn bulldoga on a Wichita man wai heard Tueiday by a Jury in District Court The Jury waa aelected Tiet-day morning to hear a 551500 damage luit filed by Monroe 0 Potta MOT Vine Defendanti In the auit are the owners of the bulldogs Robert and Donna Witt 3415 Vine Potts said he was walking from hli garage to his home on March 1 1960 when he was attacked by the two and vicious pit fighting" bulldogs owned by the Witt couple In what he termed an unprovoked attack Potts said he was knocked to the ground and bitten severely by the dogs He suffered eight cuts on his left arm one puncture wound to his left hand seven puncture wounds to his right hand and four puncture wounds to his right thigh Putts claimed the injuries affect his ability to perform as a professional violinist and pian ist The Witt couple claims that the attack came only after Potts leased and tormented the dogs Witt said that Potts had thrown snow at one of the dogs and had shot the other in the leg Selecting the Jury in Judge Clement Clark's court were attorneys Pat Wsmick representing Potts and Wendell Godwin representing the Witt couple Home-hunting Dog Thanks' Eagle for Aid The Wichita Eagle and Beacon received an unusual Christmas card Tuesday morning from an unusual Christmas the one featured in last Saturday's and a little black cocker spaniel who was found downtown during the rush of the season wandering here and there shopping for a home and a friend Artistically Inked on the envelope was a forlorn little black dog with drooping ears and downcast eyes standing in a lonely street On the card Inside was a skillfully executed ink drawing of a happy dog with a Christmas-tinseled rod ribbon a branch of a gaily decorated Christmas tree and a bowl of milk the work of Mrs Micki Hansen 2433 Harry who befriended the frightened lonely animat Mrs Hansen said the was wonderful and the little dog now has a nice home" The Christmas card also included a verse signed a little black Pastor Shows Film On Holy Land The Jayhawk Optimists were taken to the Holy Land via film at their noon meeting Tuesday at the Town House Motet The Rev Kardat-zke showing the film was guest speaker for the Christmas program Returns to Norfolk a Robert Casino radarman lit class son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Casino of 1717 Water returned to Norfolk Va with the guided missile light cruiser USS Little Rock from patrol operations off the coast of the Dominican Republic Mlvagc the toy workshop experts to provide 25000 newly painted or reconditioned toys lo he distributed before Christmas to needy children in the community by a dog or rat the cause of its death could have been to- NOW DEFENCIN: A NEW MORE EFFECTIVE ANSWER TO AND RHEUMATISM PAIN 600 Attend Christmas Convocation Approximately 600 student participated Tuesday in Wichita University's Christmas convocation Morning classes were shortened to allow the students to attend the annuel event which started et 10:30 in the Commons Auditorium The University Slngars and two choruses were featured in the program which waa an oratorio Childhood of Christ" by Bach The students In the audience sang Fidelia" at the opening of the program and the Herald Angela at the dose With Sub Crew Donald IX Sweatt mate lit clue ion of Mr and Mrs Sweatt of 1173 Edgemoor la serving with the crew of the nuclear-powered fleet ballistic missile submarine USS Patrick Henry which returned recently to the Advanced Fleet Ballistic Missile Submarine Anchorage Holy Loch Scotland it rj i I 5 i i II I New muscle-relaxing tablet works through the muscle fibres gives more effective relief from pain of minor arthritis rheumatism body aches and stillness in the 8 major areas of pain Noted as Expert in Field Mission Chapel Mausojeum Hires New Sales Manager Today there has been a breakthrough against Muscles joints and nerves make up these links (1) An exclusive muscle relaxant that quickly the pain and muscle stiffness of minor arthritis when muscles around the painful joint stiffen 86(1 through the muscle relaxes muscle and rheumatism Scientists have developed a and they restrict joint movement Every tension loosens stiffness reduces painat the new kind of medicine you can take frequently time we do move it hurts This pain in turn and helpa restore movement! according to directions for prolonged relief irritates nerves making the pain still worse (2) An effective pain reliever that eases pain' This medicine works by a new principle- Muscles nerves -this is the of fram 1116 joint ueas for hours pain of arthritis and rheumatism The key that unlocks the chain Aspirin common pain tablets and ordinary non-prescription pills are designed through the muscle fibres themselves It has been tested extensively on patients suffering from arthritis rheumatism body aches and stiffness in the 8 major areas of pain and has proved dramatically superior in bringing relief How DEFENCIN hu helped others A Pennsylvania consultant in mausoleum programming will come to Wichita as sales manager fog the Million Chapel Mausoleum to be located hi Old Mission Cemetery Hillside and 21st Wyoming Paris who made two trips to Wichita in a consultation capacity for the mausoleum program here has been scouting northeast Wichita for a family residence Paris waa bom in the state for which he wu named but he has spent most of hia adult faith and respect to Christian burial Paris acted consultant and director for a Roosevelt Memorial Park Program in Philadelphia where plans for the largest mausoleum in the eastern United Statea has been announced for building of 16100 spaces and chapel within a mausoleum to coat approximately 67100000 A daughter Pamela It to transfer to studies at ichita University from Western College for Women at Oxford Ohio A bon Barry 13 already has enrolled at Brooks Intermediate School Mrs Paris has bean employed private legal aeci tary to Justice Michael Mus-manno of the Supremo Court of Pennsylvania essentially to blunt pain They act primarily People with body aches and stiffness in all 8 in one way give only part-way relief do areu listed from arthritis and rheums relatively little for muscles joints or nerves tism to simple taken They don't have the key that unlocks the chain defencin under tike supervision of doctors in defencin does It goes to work in minutes right clinical tests bd results bear repeating: at the source of the trouble relaxing tight tense Compared to the most widely used pain titv muscles that aggravate the pain of minor lets defencin helped twice many of these arthritis and rheumatism defencin checks people For maby it acted futer or relief lasted pain impulses aswell as soothes nervous tension longer or wujmore complete In most cases due to pain It attacks pain and stiffness at its people found they could move walk stoop1 source unlocks the chain of pain bend with greater freedom In some cases all And while there is no known cure for arthritis symptoms were completely In case after case pain and stiffness were relieved Twice as many patients found relid compared to those who took the most widely used pain tablets Many patients found the new medicine acted faster or relief lasted longer or wu more complete They could reach lift walk bend and move with greater ease and freedom This new medicine is defencin-s two-layer tablet with prescription-type ingredients-now available without prescription Hare Is an example of how defencin works what it does and its three-action relief Arthritis and its chain of pain The pain of arthritis or rheumatism is not a simple matter It is like a chain with many links do your kids realty befievtin relieved For mem effective relief get defencin Sold in drugstores for 24 tablets and rheumatism you can take defencin frequently according to directions for continued relief of pain and stiffness A tudqae new three-action formula Each three-action defencin tablet contains: fimUaswlM OvsrtM-tkMssfsar A hlh-sekssl stuil is ti flruly sat Is to RMl ky On Im Is cslsgt aaty tout saiUflkMiswtht Kbit iscssMi(ylnisThiiMk TksliturisyEwsiai Put psktiikii a IsNsp Pill if AmricM tmi flu miuinaf MirSJOlysmi-sliriftaTMMlIffrtoy touts MgtogJfc-MUsa Uqitsr lad psrsatal WHICH OP THESE MUSCU OR JOINT PAINS DO YOU HAVE? Arthritis rheumatism and related pains can strike anywhere fat your body most oftea causing painful conditions listed belowNew DEFENCIN eta relieve pain and stiffness ill any at these areas Stiff back-pais iamnseks especially 3 Stiff neck-palniamusdes that bend 5 Srif knee-pain ia these attacks may 7 Sura hip-pans ia muscles ot hip often ia the small at the back Overexertioa and turn the head keep whole leg stiff extends dowa back of thigh can cause stiffness bene 'tSoseeftto-pein in muscM around OaMpcdkf-pain lathe kg musdes I Stiff wrist-pain la muscles thst mow 2 Sdf skeeMer-psia ia muscles that the joint that flex the am Arthritis oftea When they stiffen it hurts to move your the wrist and hand an ares quite sul- niseauid lower tbs arm attacks hem ankle ceptibb to rheumatism 'WYOMING PARIS Bfa in nttabumh Pal where he Ja recognized qa one of the natrons foremost Mies experts in '-modem mawolaum operation v- Ha wu associated with the Allegheny Cemetery which built at fMVerypt building in-chafing cbapeL The mauao-laum Tiere alao will hold a chapel aimed pt btlngtn back Mcnmusumewsassig 'i 1 ri ii-! vV'i'H ''j-i-'': i a 1" M- i- -i a a Sifctai.