Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1940 — Page 7
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THURSDAY, OCT. 24, 1040 |.
UNION CENTER LAND J
OPTIONS ACCEPTED,
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—Charles P. Wattles of South Bend, Government agent in charge of land |the
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nition loading plant at Union Cen- get ter, said today he had been in-|out formed that the War Department
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HINGTON, Oct. 24.—Out, of
edical techniques which will ousands of lives in this and
was mailnig acceptances of options|futurd wars.
to 250 landHolders in the area.
He said that the Government will |Cross{Harvard Hospital
pay for the land after approval of property titles by Government attoraeys. 30 days to vacate.
Then owners will be given] Its
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.S. Red Cross Works in England to Learn How to Curb Epidemics
nurses will go overseas under the di- to report that the worst danger cal men .fear is a great spread of|epidemics be nipped in the bud rection of Miss Patience L. Clarke hospital patients suffer in an air such diseases as influenza, pneu- when air raids and other warof Detroit. raid is from flying glass fragments monia and spinal meningitis in the time disoreanizati Kk di The hospital itself is now being Of shattered windows. Windows air raid areas. For one thing, epi-| 8 ons make oranary shipped over in prefabricated sec-|for this hospital, accordingly, won't demics always seem to go with war|peacetime procedure impossible? tions—four-foot .panels of celotex [Dave glass panes. Instead, they're conditions. For another, the long| These are some of the question: encased in an asbestos mixture getting sheets of cello-glass, a trans- hours Britishers spend nightly inthe Red Cross hopes to get anwhich takes a hard, glazed surface. Parent, non-shattering plastic. damp, cold air raid shelters are _ .. “poctors an d teshrilcians These are erected on steel frames.| Ventilation'-is another problem, likely to bring on a wave of respira- the oy > In all, the hospital will comprise since all windows must be closed tory ailments. jirom the hospital will “fan out, 20 units and will contain 100 beds.|and curtained at night. A com-| But nobody knows, vet, just how|by motorized units, so as to cover Designing a hospital for opera- plete air-conditioning unit must be!these things start. Do they begin an area within a 150-mile radius. tion in air raid areas led to some |installed, with filters between each!in army camps and spread thence| Reports will be made by Dr. Gorspecial problems. Dr. Gordon re-|room to prevent the spread of con-|to civilian centers, or vice versa? don to the U. S. Public Health cently came back from a prelim-|tagion from one ward to another. In what way can! Navy.
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| MEXICO CITY, Oct. 24 (U. P.).— | Migration from the rural districts | and the attractiveness of real estate investments has intensified build« ing in the capital.
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