Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 July 1942 — Page 12

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BROKEN BONES |

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Plaster Cast in Favor Of Metal Brace.

DENVER, July 17 (U.P.)'—Dr. Roger . Anderson, Seattle orthopedic surgeon, today described a new method of repairing broken bones

which he said permitted quick heal- |}

ing and eliminated use of a plaster cast even for compound fractures.

Dr, Anderson, speaking at the an-| fi

nual convention of the Interna-

tional college of surgeons, said his] j

new method involves the use of a light metal brace weighing less

than a pound which would permit |$

a man with a broken leg to walk | SH ;

away on crutches, The method, he explained, calls for placement of metal pins in the bone near the fracture, then setting the bone after study with portable X-ray equipment and holding it firm with the light brace.

Two allied officers inspect natives at work tieing bundles of grass to be used for roofs of huts they

are building to house American troops.

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in Finland, the Finnish governme it

RACKING | DOWN ON FINNS

Closed; Restricts Travel « Of Envoy and Staff.

WASHINGTON, July 17 (U. P).~ The United States, in addition t¢

with Finland, has restricted furthe: the movements of Finnish Ministe: Hjalmar Procope and his staff, i. was learned today. Mr. Procope has been advised that he and members of his legation:

state department to travel in th:

such permission would be increasingly difficult for them to obtain. That action emphasized the formal announcement last night by th €| state department that all Americar consular activities in Finland woult be suspended and the order to Firland to close its 14 consulates in thi country by Aug. 1. U. S. Takes Firm Stand

After months of cautious handlir of relations with Finland, the on: nation to pay its world war 1 de! installments on time and in full, th:

United States took its strongest ste thus far in expressing sharp dis approval of Finland's subservien:: to axis pressure.

upon Mr. Procope and his staff las: Christmas when the Finns, und: German influence, curtailed th: movements of American diplomat: in Finland.

severe, however, and will leave 1: doubt that the United States wi! deal Aymly with Finland from ny on.

upon Finland. But the Unita States, even though it declared w:: upon Bulgaria, Rumania and Hu: gary, has refrained from breaki: o with Finland.

Implications Are Grave

The cancellation of the consulzi representation, reminiscent of tr: expulsion of Italian and Germ: consular officials months bef: going to war with those countriz: holds grave implications for futi.: relations. - The meeting of Finnish Fi: Marshal Carl Gustaf Mannerhei: with Adolf Hitler and the recq:! report of a high Finnish honor Ii: stowed upon Emperor Hirohito = Japan were illustrative of rect; mit axis tendencies of Finland. i Many here believe Finland | helplessly unable to throw off ‘i= axis yoke, but sympathy, it is he in official quarters, cannot be pg: mitted to cover too many offenses. ‘Secretary of State Cordell Hull said last Nov. 12 that he had &iformed Mr. Procope that the r::l issue was whether the Finns shall, over and above necessary defen:: requirements, furnish extrem:ly valuable aid to the Germans In their efforts to blockade the shi’ment of American and British su;plies to Russia. Mr. Hull emphasized that te! tions with Finland would dep upon the extent to which Finlind becomes an active war partner ot Germany. Finnish sources have asserted th ot Finland is not becoming an aciive ally of Germany against the uni::d nations, but developments have not always borne out those assertion: | Finnish authorities on July 17, 1941, notified the American legatibn in Helsinki that “in view of wgitime conditions” consular matics should be handled entirely throuza the Finnish foreign ministry rater than directly ‘with local authoriti:s. The United States yesterday s::ut Finland a note saying that “in d¢nying American consular officers presently in Finland their trealy rights in connection with the reoresentation of American interests

had determined the basis upon which American consular Tepre- te sentation was maintained in Fin land. \ The United States has two c¢: sular officials in Helsinki. Finks has consulates in New York, £o: Fraficisco, Chicago, New Orlear s, Boston, Calumet, Detroit and Ma:quette, Mich.; Duluth, Ashtabiis, O.; Astoria, Ore.; .; Seattle, Wast.; San Juan, Puerto Rico, and in i le Virgin islands.

I WASHINGTON, July 17. — The

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cancelling consular representatior.

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Ar oi , | Men serving as parachutists must

1! | landings, do not have the strength to handle the heavy equipment.

‘| his * height from the ground ac-

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. || bridges are accepted but not those Some restrictions were impos:

The new restrictions will be mo:

Paratrooper Requirements: ~ Not Too Light or Too Heavy

By Science Service Ability to do 15 push-ups is one

of the tests for physical strength. Men who have severe injuries or frequent sprains are not acceptable because old injuries are likely to recur during training. £. Thomas, medical corps, U.. S.|' “gigh school education or its equivarmy, declares in a report to. the alent and at least a Group 3 rating military surgeon here. ih the A. G. O. intelligence test scale “The avoidance of injury,” he|are required to make sure the man sates, “depends on & mans abit 325 the nitive and, lly Lox

‘0 think. fast, to learn the proper ,..,chytist’s duties after landing. technique and to make his muscles)” poco who faint at the sight of

| obey his mind. The clumsy, ath- blood or who have epilepsy, migraine letically inept person is a lability.) ,. ilar nervous diseases are not The person WD Perils Bis Sof accepted. Fixed standards for emoreactions to make him IOrget Whab i;,.g) requirements cannot be given he has learned cannot be trained at present, but Capt. Thomas besuccessfully. lieves these may be established after further study of soldiers who refuse

varatrooper needs intelligence, good tyes and teeth, and emotional stahility, as well as physical strength

height and weigh between 150 and 1185 pounds. Tall men have diffijculty getting out of the plane door land very heavy men may blow out ithe panels of the parachute during the opening shock, Capt. Thomas 'explains. Tall, thin men have dif- | ficulty tumbling properly and i smaller men, while they make easier

parachute duty just to find out whether they have the necessary courage to jump out of a plane voluntarily.

GERMANS MAINTAIN STRENGTH IN EUROPE

LONDON, July 17 (CDN)—British Good vision without eye .glasses|SOurces expressed the view today is necessary so a man may gauge that despite the diversion of German divisions from France to the curately when landing. He must eastern front there had been no be able to see equipment bundles| weakening of the Nazi garrisons after they land. Since some of|along the Atlantic and channel these are dropped by colored para-|coasts. They likewise said their informatinguish colors. tion indicated there had been no As to teeth, men with small|qualitative watering down of units stationed in western Europe and declared that none could be described as “low category troops.”

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Local Students cp Prizes in Nutrition-for-Victory Campaign.

The four Indiana winners in the) nutrition-for-victory contest among U. S. high school students received awards last night at Russet cafeteria, 37 S. Meridian st. The quartet brought to Indiana the distinction of having twice as many winners as any other state. E. E. Keller, executive secretary of the Indiana Restaurant association, made the awards in behalf of the national association. ; Lowell McPherson, vice president and general manager of the cafe~' teria, presented additional prizes offered by the local firm to Indiana winners. Ralph Dennis First

Receiving awards were: Ralph W. | Dennis, sophomore at Knightstown high school, $150 in war bonds from each of the donors for first place slogan, “There’s a Wealth of Health in Good Food”; George F. Moyer, graduated last month from Warren Central high school, $50 bond from each donor for second place in the poster division; Miss Anita Case, senior at Warren Central high school, and Harold A, Schilling, graduated last month from Thomas Carr high school, $5 each in Ad 4 stamps from the national associa tion and $25 war bond from the local cafeteria for fourth place in the slogan division and sixth place in the poster contest, respectively.

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