Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 April 1942 — Page 20

PAE. — Doctors in Chin

DANIELS’ BINOCULARS ARE RENTED TO NAVY

WASHINGTON, April 7 (U. P).—| Josephus Daniels, secretary of the!

donated his personal pair of gold-| peasants . { huts during the day time .

plated binoculars to the navy.

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CHUNGKING, April 7--Picture a navy from 1913-1921, and recent Warfare that compels doctors and U. S. ambassador to Mexico, has/ nurses to disguise themselves as . to hide in peasant

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Mr. Daniels’ glasses soon will be/crouch in caves like animals . . . sent to a ship of the U. S. fleet.[to steal out as silently as thieves As in the case of other citizens who| through enemy lines at night. All have furnished the navy with binoc-| these things they must do in order ulars, he will receive 81 as a rental! to succor the wounded. | That's guerrilla warfare in northSince the Feb. 10 appeal to the west China, where “hit-and-run”

and depreciation fee.

public for binoculars,

1235 pairs| bands of Chinese troops harass the

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This hazardous new type of military medical care is an outgrowth of guerrilla warfare in the vast areas of plains and mountains in Japanese-occupied territory. Pierce Enemy Lines Often dressed as peasants themselves, the doctors ahd nurses sometimes march 50 to 60 miles with the tough guerrilla soldiers, who strike suddenly at an enemy outpost and then dart back to their hideout. The wounded of such battles cannot be taken back quickly over

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After emergency treatment, the wounded soldiers are taken secretly to Chinese peasant homes in the vicinity. To avoid detection by the Japs, the guerrilla doctors and nurses work in the fields with the peasants during the day, and then under cover of night, they bring out their medical kits and make the rounds of their patients. Medical School Set Up As soon as the patients have recovered, they join bands of other soldiers returning to Chinese terri-

essential part of guerrilla fighting. A medical school to train these men and women was established in Yenan, Chensi province, soon after the start of the Japanese invasion when thousands of Chinese fled from the occupied coastal area to the hills and strongholds of northwest China. At one time, only 14 doctors and 21 assistants were available in this vast territory to care for some 5000 patients. Today there are 12 hospitals and sanitariums, made possible largely

rrilla Warfare in Order to Succor Wounded

hospital, is housed in a series of 120 connecting caves that stretch half a mile along the side of a mountain.

Fight When Necessary

The teaching staff of the guerrilla medical training school is now composed of 11 graduate doctors from several Chinese universities, two foreign-trained Chinese and a refugee German doctors. They have ingeniously adapted some very crude implements to the needs of modern science.

crucible tongs, and opium lamps for miero-burners. Probably the most important course taken by student nurses and doctors is one on the care and use of firearms. These doctors and nurses in the field are first of all fighters, for their job is to get the wounded Chinese back alive, even if they have to shoot a few Japs.

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APRIL 7, 1942 OBJECTORS’ CAMP QUITTER SENTENCED

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. April 7 (U. P.).—A 23-year-old youth who deserted a conscientious camp at Merom, Ind. to enter a “voluntary society” will spend the next five years in federal prison. George A. Stach of Minneapolis, sentenced by Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell yesterday, told draft officials that his theories of none resistance excluded even work in a conscientious objectors’ camp. “Service in such a camp is still a war effort,” Stach wrote his draft

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have been received at the naval!Japanese. The heroic doctors and observatory here, and 677 of these nurses go right with them—guerare now in use, i rillas themselves.

long distances, so they become the responsibility of the medical workers.

tory through enemy lines. Thus, these medical units in disguise have saved many lives and become an

board before his desertion. “I can no longer allow the government te hold me in subjection.”

by American contributions sent through United China Relief. The most unusual of these, the Central

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