Harrisburg Sunday Courier from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 5

SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1936 tfarrtstmra Sunftaa Cottrtet SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1936 PAGE FfVE EPICli I I INOCULATE 3,000 PERSONS; AGAINST TYPHOID HERE; WORK WILL BE CONTINUED TODAY 1 IE GUARD YOUR HEALTH WITH Mi 31 ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWASH NONE BETTER Put Their Forces Behind -Movement of Penna. Governor Specimens Found In Little America Under Observation Gorgas Rexall Drug Stores 16 N. 3rd St. 1306 N. 3rd St.

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Yearly Rates on Request 1 Call Bell 6111 Charged ads will be received by tele phone, and if paid within 7 days at the Courier office, cash rates will be allowed. Phone 6111 If you want to place an ad In the most fertile newspaper field in Harrisburs where results are almost immediate, The Courier is the right place for that ad. Help wanted or a position wanted, something to buy or to sell, whatever it is, results will be gratifying. larristmraSunitnrj Courier As the Disaster Relief Committee of the Harrisburg Red Cross enters its fourth day of flood relief work, emphasis is being placed on the protection of the entire community from the danger of disease and epidemics which might follow in the wake of the flood due to unsanitary' conditions and a diminishing supply of pure drinking water. Yesterday some 3003 persons were innoculated against typhoid fever at City Hall, at the Harrisburg and Polyclinic Hospitals, and at the Colored Y.

M. C. A. and the Foose School, where several hundred flood refugees are being cared for. Last night, the Polyclinic Hospital was preparing to give immunization treatment again today, from 10 to 12 and from 2 to 4, to persons unable to afford this service at the hands of their family physicians.

If the supply ing purposes must be filtered. "2. All such water must be boiled for at least 30 minutes. (This means it must actually- be boiling for that length of time.) "3. As a final' and definite precaution against' typhoid, all persons chifilren and adults should be given typhoid innoculations.

"This immunization treatment would not be necessary if every individual followed rules I and 2. But we know from experience that some persons will fail to observe them, and should they contract typhoid, they are then a menace to the entire community. And only persons who had been innoculated would be fully protected against contracting the disease. "We strongly urge every citizen to avail themselves of the facilities for this treatment which they can obtain through their private family physician, the Polyclinic or Harrisburg Hospitals, or the City Health Department. The three institutions mentioned are now prepared to do this protective work on a' mass scale.

"For your own protection and the protection of your fellow citizens we appeal to each and every one of you to voluntarily arrange for this immu Open All Day Sunday Pittsburgh, March 21 Specimens of Little America microbes, produced by Paul Siple, Boy Scout member of both Byrd erpeditions, are under observation" at Allegheny College, here, according to Dr. Chester A. Darling, Allegheny, bacteriologist. Stating that significant conclusions will probably be drawn in short time from snow samples, soil mosses and other specimens collected by Scout Siple, Dr. Darling said: "About 150' different cultures including bacteria, yeasts and moulds have been isolated and are growing in pure cultures at the present time.

"Several hitherto undescribed forms will probably be announced at the conclusion of the experiments. About 25 tests will be performed on each culture before any definite conclusions can be reached." A of serum they are expecting is delayed, then the service will be postponde until Monday, when the Harrisburg Hospital and probably City Hall will also resume this work. The following statement, which de The Republican forces of Pennsylvania yesterday placed themselves in hearty cooperation with Governor Earle in his movement to bring adequate relief to the flood sufferers of Pennsylvania. State Chairman M. Harvey Taylor sent a telegram to President Roosevelt joining with the Governor in asking Federal aid for the State.

Senator George Reed, of Harrisburg, sent a letter to the Governor promising Republican support to reimburse the treasury for any expenditures authorized by the Governor to meet flood emergency. Chairman Taylor's telegram to the president follows: "Our offices here open all night" receiving hundreds of calls, offering the aid of our people to flood sufferers, but the need is beyond private ability to meet in the flood-stricken centers of Pennsylvania. Opportunity is here to put thousands of our unemployed to useful work if PWA and other funds cau be made available in sufficient amounts. We join with Governor Earle in asking that Federal aid be generously given to Pennsylvania in this grave emergency. A vast task of clean-up and sanitation confronts us and we need all the help possible." FALL OF RIVER IS RETARDED BY COLD WAVE ANNOUNCEMENTS FEBSONALS scribes the situation which the city is facing as regards its water supply, has been issued by Dr.

Harvey P. Smith nization without delay. GUARANTEED removal Skin Diseases. Thousands marvel. $1 size convinces.

Magic action. Mailed. Der-Mo-Topic Laboratories, Pittston, Pa. Chairman of the Red Cross Disaster SMALLEST CITY TO HAVE OWN WATER PLANT "We cannot over-emphasize the val-l I BUSINESS SERVICE Medical Committee; Dr. John M.

J. Raunick, City Health Officer; and Dr. George R. Moffit. City Bacteriologist: "The present reservoir supply will last for another day or two, providing residents conserve their use of it as 17 BUILDING CONTBACTING ue and necessity of this treatment.

It may be thirty days before Harrisburg again has safe drinking water. Should an epidemic develop here, in all probability there would be a 15 per cent mortality rate, and the community would suffer a terrific economic loss that can and should be prevented." OIL HEATERS PUMPS STOVES DISINFECTANT WASTE LIME BROOMS SHOVELS PAILS HOSE COCOA MATS MOPS CANDLES OIL CANS CESSPOOL CLEANER FLOOR SQUEEGEES FLASHLIGHTS VARIOUS OTHER ITEMS FOR CLEANING FLOOR DEBRIS Parkers Landing, March 21 The smallest "city" in the nation will soon boast of its own water plant. With the approval of the Pennsylvania Public Service Commission already obtained, the city of Parker plans to operate the Parker City Water Company as a municipally-owned Alterations, Repairs, Jobbing, Estimates H. W. HUMMER Contractor and Builder 1933 Kensington Call 2-4925 BUSINESS SESriCES OFFEBED Swanson Recovering Washington, March 21 Secretary of the Navy Swanson, after suffering a relapse Thursday is now "resting comfortably" and Naval Hospital physicians are not "unduly worried," it was announced today.

they have been instructed to do. "The usual amount of water used here each day can be cut down by approximately 50 per cent without sacrificing personal cleanliness and hygiene, for example, by using less water for baths, by postponing all except very necessary washing, and by avoiding al lwastage. "When our present supply of pure water is exhausted, and the public will be notiled in plenty of time, then there will be danger of typhoid fever and ither diseases unless the following precautions are taken: "1. All water for drinking and cook Parker City which was incorporated in the oil boom days once had a population of 20,000. Now it has less than 500 but is still a "city." U.

HARVEY TAYLOR SON 313 Market St. BONDING and INSURANCE For Information Call Bell 2-2651 HEATING, PLUMBING, B00FINO WILLIAM J. JAUSS Furnace and stoves repaired, roofing, spouting and Jobbing a specialty. 27 Zeigler Ave. Both Phones Continued from Page One for water will be so great and the silt ffrom the turbulent river so heavy that the filtering facilities at the plant will not be able to sterilize the water thoroughly.

Hundreds Inoculated Health authorities advise that the water then be boiled for at least thirty minutes, but meanwhile they are pro ceeding with the inoculation of all 111-117 SO. SECOND ST. Phone 4-1161 In the new code of "Ten Commandments for the Future German Aryan Marriages" German" youths are urged to mate with girls of Nordic blood and have as many children as possible. The Japanese dry a salt water fish, bonito, until it is almost as hard as wood and then shave it off with a tool resembling a carpenter's plane. BANK STATEMENT IS MOVING, TRUCKING, STORAGE REPORT OF THK CWJIUTIOX OF KEYSTONE TRUST COMPANY 31 LOCATED AT 1 101 NOUTH THlirlt STKKKT.

AS OF HUE EOLRTII WAY OF MARCH. BESOUBCES RESERVE FCXI? Cash, specie and ChhIi, due from approved rewerve amenta 158,878.04 LeKal reserve HtM-llrit les, at market value LIME YOUR CELLARS "Disinfect Against Disease" For Necessary Repairs CEMENT, SAND, GRAVEL, PLASTER READY MIXED CONCRETE. Emergency Service For Sunday and Night Orders PHONE 3-2411 AND 8388 RUTHERFORD BROS. 3715 Deny Street Phone 8196 who apply. Hundreds of applicants were immunized at the health offices in the Municipal Building, and hundreds more by physicians at their offices.

Three physicians of the Pennsylvania Railroad inoculated nearly 1,000 employes of the company and members of their fafmilies at the Pennsylvania Railroad station yesterday. They will be on duty again in the sick room at the station between 1 and 5 o'clock this afternoon and all day tomorrow. For a time local health officials feared that the supply of serum would not be sufficient, but shipments from Philadelphia and Marietta boosted the local supply, and authorities again arranged to take care of all comers. Gas service was improving steadily Total reserve fund VjK' 'tHwm" ri Nickela and cents OPEN ALL DAY TODAY (SUNDAY) IN THE EMERGENCY JUST ARRIVED A TRUCKLOAD OF 3 lit. 17 11,9.01) 1.

ooti.no 014.821.18 HOT.D-'S.tiO 151,819.44 4 HARRISBURG STORAGE COMPANY Household goods; Insured MOVING i Fireproof and fire retardant Expert packing, shipping. Phone 8254 CiiNh ireum Kxehnnjrefi fop Clearinir House Wtie from banking institutions, excluding reserve. and discounts Honda ami storks Honcls, mortgages and judgments of record owned OITicc building and $81,000.00 Less enciMiLbranco for which bank is not liable None At STORAGE Clean, private room for household goods. P. G.

Deiner, Jeweler, 408 Market street. Phone 2-2374. 81, win. on 50,000.00 Furniture and Fixtures Other real estutc If BEFAIBntQ ft jtEFINIBHNG BELL 3-4208 BELL 6767 Less encumbrance for which bunk is not liable N'onc FURNITURE REPAIRED, upholstered and crated; estimates. Will calL S.

N. Cluck, 320 Woodbine Bell 8471. Mortgage lionds assigned Other rcmrees not included in above 5,049.91 I as the waters of the Paxtang Creek i receded. While gas service was main- tained throughout hte flood period, but because water got into the gas mains the pressure was reduced. Pressure was expected to become normal as soon as the water is removed.

City Steam Soon One of the most extreme of the inconveniences produced by the flood, when the steam was turned off by the Pennsylvania Power and Light Company, was expected to be removed late today or tomorrow when steam will again be sent into the mains. The fires were placed under the boilers at ORGANIZED 1906 EMPLOYMENT We Will Also Furnish Today Emergency Electrical Supplies Total 457.183.20 Members of Federal Reserve System should II HELP WANTED, FEMALE extend amount of "cash, specie ami notes." into column at extreme right. The balance due SPECIAL work for Married Women. Earn to $21 weekly and your own from 1-edcral Reserve JSank will he extended after, "cash, due from approved reserve agents" dresses FREE. No canvassing.

No in and "TOTAL RKSEKVK KTNP." LIABILITIES Keystone Automobile Club 402 North Third Street Harrisburg, Pa. Join Today's Automobile Club CHARLES R. DYER, Manager Nation Wide Claim Service vestment. Send dress size. Fashion Frocks, Dept.

N-S738, Cincinnati, the Ninth street plant of the company Cap'tal stock paid in 5313,000.00 Surplus fund, I'ndivided profits and Reserves, less current expenses and taxes paid 4fi.832.03 Ohio. yesterday, but it takes about two days before steam could be directed into Title insurance reserve None YOUNG WOMEN To take orders for Wemand dejHwits 527,170.19 the mains. At the same time, the company expects to resume service in direct cur Time debits 32 S. 3rd Street Telephone 4-1698 rent, which was also cut off when the SERVICE SAVINGS PROTECTION ai7.no None 8C3.245.nr, water reached a high stage. our standard line of food and other household products.

The work is not hard; any woman would be capable of doing it well. Starting salary $10 per week, with a good chance to earn extra commissions and advancement. Apply Gaiiinger 22 S. 3d St. Monday between 1 and 3:30 P.

M. one to hanking Institutions, excluding reserve Wividends unpaid Hills jMiyahle and rediscounts Mortgage bonds sold Other liabilities not included in ubove With the water virtually off the streets today, the work of reclamma 714.24 tion began by individuals and city and State authorities. Except for a layer of mud, uptown streets were clear of water. Employes of the city II HELP WANTED, MAX! highway department were expected to resume the work of removing the mud and cleaning of the debris. Cameron street, also free of water, began to MAN OR WOMAN Supply customers with famous Watkins Products in Harrisburg and nearby cities.

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(Signed) HARRY L. nUKJIlTHILL. Treasurer. Sworn and suhsTiled to before me tills 17th day of March, 1H3C. (Signed) F.

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i. W. HAKTMAN, SCOTT S. LE1KY, Directors. assume the semblance of its former self, with considerable activity being shown by storekeepers and employes of firms along the thoroughfare.

LACK OF HEAT CLOSES CHURCHES Collerator AIR-CONDITIONED REFRIGERATOR The Correct Way To Keep FOODS SAFELY FRESH SECURITIES SALESMAN WANTED For Harrisburg and adjacent territory to sell stock in a Corporation having operated successfully for 20 pears. We have never omitted a 7 dividend on our preferred stock. Salesman must have experience and clientele. Reference required. Applicants call in per First 374 Weeks S2.60 $5.20 Second 37 Weekt S2.00 S4.00 $150 $300 Continued from Page One Walker, 1601 North Front street.

Members of the congregation may worship at the Westminster Presbyterian Church, Green and Reily streets, son Monday morning, March 23rd between 9 and 12 A. M. at Hotel Harris- burger, ask for Mr. Shawkey. and the members of St.

Matthew's Lutheran Church, ni the flood area, were invited to attend services at the Sixth Street United Brethren Church. Services were canceled at the Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, but the tWL These Amounts Pay Principal and Interest Community Discount Co. 224 North Second Street Phone 7379 I ARE 8 YOU I IN 1 NEED 8 OF I OFFICE $26 a week income, commission on two excellent food routes, for ambitious man over 25, no experience or investment necessary. Write J. R.

Watkins Company, 231-55 Johnson New-ark. N. J. B0LIC1T0E8, CANVASSERS, AGENTS SI AGENTS To call on drug, cigar, candy stores and restaurants, with product yielding handsome all-year-round living; write information. Safe-breath, P.

O. Rox 35, Dyker Heights, Rrooklvii, N. Y. Cold Temperature (No food ipoilags from bacteria) Proper Humidity (No food spoilage from drying out) Pure Washed Air (No food spoilage from mixed flavors) Constant Circulation (No food spoilage from stale air) Rev. Dr.

Wilbur V. Mallalieu, pastor, will be available at his parsonage, 261 State street. Services will be held at St. Stephen's Cathedral and Pine Street Presbyterian Church. Masses ill be celebrated as usual in the Catholic churches, including the Cathedral in State street and the Sacred Heart Church, 823 South Cameron street, where the water receded.

Arrangements were completed for a mass service this morning at the John Harris High School, where a large number of the refugees are A- 33 SITUATIONS WANTED, FEMALE Our Cleaning and Dyeing YOUNG WOMAN Desires general office work, typing, cashier, or clerking in store. References. Phone 2-6528. FINANCIAL housed. Efforts are also being made to have ministers visit other places in the city sheltering flood victims.

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Plant will be open for business as soon as it is humanly possible to do so. We thank you for realizing our situation due to flood in Front Street, Steelton. ANTHRACITE MINERS WILL NOT QUIT WORK Scranton. March 21 There will be Tune in Tuesday at 10 P. M.

Columbia Broadcasting Studios, and be a guest at Mary Tick-ford's Hollywood Party. Hear your favorite motion picture stars. no suspension of work in the anthra cite mines even if operators and mem 1 1 bers of the Lmted Mine Workers of 'milium "mi" -i ilk. jii it linn 'wmj ii ii.iij.hi. im nf I FOR RENT LARGE OFFICE SPACE Can Be Arranged to Suit Tenant Space 33 20 Low Rental The Courier Bldg.

210 N. 3rd Street Amorica are unable to reach a new If I The Courier Press 210 N. THIRD ST. ti 111 contract agreement by April 1, a story UNITED ICE COAL CO. Sales Room: Forster Cowden Streets from a staff correspondent of the Scranton Times declared here today.

The story reveals both sides have an "nndprpfanding" to that effect and that therp will be an official "no announcement Monday or Tuesday. I.