Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 June 1941 — Page 12

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HOOVER SEEKING! 'Fool-Proof' Portable Blood Transfusion Kit Reported PRINCETON FARMER -f=i. vo or oct cn SR NORE

a. Jee : : , : 7 UCAT Dl | Miss Blanche M. Tullis, secre Cf $ CHICAGO, June 19 (U. P.).—|able transfusion outfit which can|provided in a 500 cc. bottle: Other|is small when the life saving proper- WINS WHEAT PRIZE Estimated yield of the plot Wasfy, "she manager of the Indianapo i “Three San Francisco physicians to-|{be set up by any doctor or well|components of the kit include an|ties are considered,” they said. “Gun 0 _{around 42 bushels to the acre. Water Co, was honored today

trained nurse and utilized at or near| intravenous needle, a rubber tubing, flash, explosion and incendiary bomb LAFAYETTE, Ind, June 20 (U.| Reserve championship honors | having completed 40 years of serve able, “fool-proof” kit for effecting|the site where the injury occurred.”|a one-inch and a four-inch No. 18|burns in civilian life — as well as|P.)—P. L. Lucas, Princeton, today|went to Keith Tommy of Washing- lee With the company. aon W Future D d M ki blood transfusion under war condi-| The kit is used in the plasma, or|spinal needle with stylets in sterile| wounds in actual warfare—now may| was named 10-acre wheat champion | ton. five managers—F, A, W. otaty Lae épends on Making tions. an serum, type of transfusion. It con-|test tubes. © |be treated in the first critical hours.”|of Southwestern Indiana in a con-| Both ‘place winners and their|C, Boyd, C. L. Kirk, C. E. Davis, Up ‘ Unclouded’ Minds Writing in the Journal of the|tains 250 cubic centimeters of liquid] When opened, the small card-| The physicians said great numbers|test sponsored at Purdue University | wives were awarded trips to the|and the present manager, H. 8, ’ American Medical Association, Drs.|plasma residue, which is equivalent|board container may be improvised |of the kits would be required by the|by millers of that wheat section. General Foods plant at Battle Morse. : He Declares J. R. Upton, B. E. Emery and R. B.[to 500 cc. of whole blood when re-|as a table to perform the operation, Army and Navy, and in hospitals,| His prize winning plot of the|Creek, Mich. and to the Interna-| Miss Tullis, 2404 College Ave., is : Clark said the compact kit meets] constructed with pryogen free sterile| the physicians said. Ti fire stations, factories, oil refineries|Fultz variety topped entries from|tional Hay and Grain Show at Chi-|{the 13th employee to be so honored STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal | the wartime demand for a “depend-| water. The sterile water also isl “The financial cost of these kits|and forestry stations. : Gibson, Daviess,’ Knox, Sullivan,!cago. x 1 the first woman.

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