Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1943 — Page 10

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LEMON PECTIN AIDS IN SHOCK

A. M. A. Journal Says Test | Successful as Blood

Elected

W. J. Stuhldreher

Substitute. LOS ANGELES, May 6 (U. P) —|¢ Now you can get a transfusion from a lemon. Before you hasten to build up. your blood supply by taking your |i lemons in a medicinal mixture from | a tall glass, be warned that the| lemons are first reduced to pectin, which makes it a valuable replace-| ment for blood plasma. A two-months old rabbit who, probably wouldn't twitch his nose; at a lemon of his own accord is) thriving with one-third of his rabbit blood replaced by the lemon T= kind—sterile pectin solution. Local Notre Dame Club Growers Thought It Up The California Fruit Growers Ex- Names New Officers change, who caleulatingly converted the nation to drinking up an) For the Year. orange surplus, thought it up. Their TIL and clinical studies were] Walter J. Stuhldreher is the new confirmed by less Ga president of the Notre Dame club of medical authorities. The April 2¢ issue of the Journal Lo: Hl wil ‘of the American Medical associa-|Communion breakfast at the Intion reports oh use of lemon pectin |dianapolis Athletic club Sunday. He instead of plasma in treatment of succeeds Thomas J. Umphrey. human beings suffering shock. | Other officers elected are William It is “successful,” the journal J Mooney Jr, vice president; Fred says. L. Mahaffey, treasurer, and George Already government orders for A smith Sr, secretary. pectin are keeping southern Cali-| he preakfast followed a mass a% fornia’s largest lemon products gg Peter and Paul cathedral, atplants busy around the clock. They! tended by club members and fathers haven't time even to unload their of Notre Dame mén and Notre refrigerator cars in the econven- no men in service. With the Rt. tional fashion. Fire Hose Does It A fire hose blows the lemons out of the car onto a conveyor belt and washes them at the same time, 1000 tons a day. Only the select] lemons are used for pectin, and only 50 pounds of the valuable plasma substitute comes out of a ton of lemons. Squeezed, dried, and ground, it goes into 200 pound Sarre hon shipment from the plan rona and Ontario and Py dan 50 a day are consigned to the government. Even the lemon has quit hanging | around the bars and gone to war.! [phos Doe _ | Permanent Wave | Specials!

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Rev. Msgr. Raymond R. Noll, V. G., as celebrant, the mass was for the

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AXIS SHORT OF AMMUNITION?

RE — Naval, Air Blockade Straits

Of Sicilian Takes Toll.

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, was strong evidence that axis forces in Tunisia are running short} [of ammunition as a result of the effective allied naval and air blockade of the Sicilian straits.

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MM. DS TREAT ABSENTEEISM

U. of Chicago Professors Say Beauty Shops Won't Cure It.

CHICAGO, May 8 (U. P.).—Three doctors of philosophy warned their first industrial patients today that it takes more than factory beauty shops, juke boxes, and nurseries to c= their employees of absenteeism. © Jouve just been giving symptomatic treatment, like using cold packs to reduce fever,” they said. “You have not got down to causes.” The doctors are W. Lloyd Warner, Ph. D,, Burleigh B. Gardner, Ph. D,, and Robert J. Havinghurst, Ph. D,, all of the University of Chicago, who have hung out their shingle in downtown Chicago to put their academic theories into practice. The patients were the first clients

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OURAY, Colo, May 8 (U. P). —For the first time in 31 years, the county relief office will issue no check to Frenchie. He made a good thing of the dole and died at the age of 95. It was in 1012 that Frenchie

first appeared in Ouray wearing

a silk hat and long-tailed coat. Old-timers said he spent money like water, and for a few months cut a swath as wide as a Kansas wheat combine. His money gone, he settled down to the peaceful life of a professional relief client and died still on relief rolls. Not until the city prepared to erect a grave marker did anyone bother to look up Frenchie’s real name. It was Gustave Gorgett, birthplace unknown. French's numerous friends suggested this epitaph: “He lived a successful life, for he enjoyed himself.”

the new firm, which Warner, Gardner and Havinghurst call the ‘“‘committee on personnel problems.” The professors, all authorities on human behavior, are making the results of their search available to industry at a fee. Most of the profits will be ated to carry on more research.

Benefits Not Enough

Simply giving more employees “benefits” is not enough to win the battle against absenteeism, the professors said. “Too many industries are setting up beauty shops, laundries and nurseries for their employees and still not licking the absentee menace.” Acting on their theory that “the behavior of the individual is largely the expression of his place in social arrangements,” the professors reeommended that these industries turn the spotlight on the work situation itself.

Cite Several Causes

There, they said, often can be fourd causes for absenteeism. One big cause is organizational ineffi-

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ciency. If the employees know the Job is not running well, they are likely to.take time off because they think it doesn’t matter. Other causes “disturbing the set-

up of human relationship,” they said, include: 1. Rotating shifts every two

weeks, which is too often because it takes a day or so for a worker to adjust himself to new hours. 2. Foremen are so busy with details they have no time for the employees, whe feel unimportant, 3. The plant has no system of excused absences which would permit a certain amount of “planned absences.” The professors told the executives they should keep in mind that

Allied officers said naval successes | lin the Mediterranean narrows and|

(the Gulf of Tunis are having an

important effect on the fighting ability of German troops. The decreasing flow of fighting replace-

The Cap Bon peninsula is grow-

allied naval and air action. On Monday night, light allied! naval forces in a sweep east of Cap Bon sighted a large merchant ves-

transport. It was escorted by a 850-ton Italian torpedo boat of the Cassiopea class. The merchant ship, sailing from Naples toward Tunis, was blown up and the torpedo boat sunk, without loss to

WASHINGTON, May 8 (U. B)—| The house yesterday approved, 272

to 119, and sent to the White House | legislation providing pay raises for]

federal employees who earn less

{than $10,000 a year.

The measure, replacing a temporary wage-and-hour bill that was |enacted last December and expired April 30, provides: A flat $300-a-year raise for ex- | ecutive department workers in the | lower salary brackets for whom the temporary 216 per cent increase, | based on an extension of the work | week from 40 to 48 hours, amounts

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