Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 March 1943 — Page 18
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" ‘NEW YORK, March 30.—Hook, . line and sinker—and all the rest of ‘your fishing equipment is need-‘ed-to help save the lives of our fighting men. An appeal has gone out from the Medical and Surgieal: Relief Committee of America. Mrs. Huttleson Rogers, executs chairman of the committee, urges that all fishermen, sporting goods dealers and fishing clubs
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or discarded fishing tackle. They are needed to help equip special emergency kits earmarked for the U. S. coast guard and the U. S. navy. A simple fishing outfit, for use in time of disaster, is now being included in the portable kit along with essential drugs and emergency surgical instruments. Already the lives of U. S. survivors
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D. OF A. TO FETE MEN
Husbands and sons of the Brightwood council 2, Daughters of Amer-
ica, will be honored at a meeting at
8 p. m. Thursday in their hall, Capitol ave. and ‘North st. Mrs. Fern Lineback, councillor and state chairman of the credential committee and Mrs. Elva McVey, state judiciary committee leader, will be guests of honor.
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of surgeons and hospital adminis-| trators held by the Americal College of Surgeons here yesterday. As director of the governmental division of the war production board, Mr. Maverick assured his. audience that, in spite of shortages of material, “whatever is absolutely indispensable in the proper conduct of hospitals will be made available.” War casualties on a “gigantic scale” must be prepared for, Mr. Maverick stated. No one’knows how - many these will be, but from current and historical comparisons he gave, the number will be at least between one and two million, maybe many more.
Suggests Committee
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