Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 August 1943 — Page 9

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‘Town Meeting’ Debate to Ge Broadcast From Murat | Theater Tomorrow. |

Several early bond buyers may secure choice seats for the broadcast of America’s Town Meet- | ing of the Air tomorrow night by buying their bonds now at member companies of the Marion County | League of Savings and Loan Asso- | cigtions, sponsor of the project. "Tickets issued with the bonds may | be exchanged for reserved seat tick-! ets at L. Strauss and Co. i Doors of the Murat theater will be closed at 7:15 p. m. for the! roadcast which will be sent by WISH to 127 stations of the blue network. Dr. Emil Lengvel, Hungarianborn journalist and student of world affairs, and Prince Hubertus Fredrich 2u Loewenstein, exiled | anti-Nazi, will be the principal sakers on “Should the Small Nane of Europe Keep Their Pre-| wer Boundaries?” Quizzing Dr. | Lengy.! negative speaker, will be] Norman E. Isaacs. editorial writer] a _—— for the Indianapolis News, while] Curtiss-Wright Corp. propeller division employees recently went 66.2 per cent over their quota in the Dr. Edward C. Elliott, president of | fourth war bond drive—$112.32842 in payroll deductions. Shown “shouldering their share as soldiers of Purdue university, will try to tear, the production line” are (left to right) J. C. Staten, Mrs. Zola McKnight Poland, John I. Osborn and gpart the arguments of Prince Hu- Marie Antoinette Harris. They were congratulated by Treasury Secretary Morgenthau.

bertus. | . wt emir tr we onsen. Burned Sailor's Fight for Life Adds Amazing Chapter to Medical History

¥ | . Double Duration | » * i For High Flying | By ANNE THOMAS Ine those pain-wracked months—|Newton C. Browder and six nurses (Copyright, 1943, by United Press) nutritional treatment, blood plasmalhave been in alinost constant ate PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5 (U. | BOSTON, Aug. 4—One of medical |and about $20,000 worth of the fin-|tendance at City hospital. It was

yi ; : ie [history's most amazing fights for est medical care obtainable. Dr. Browder who persuaded the P.).—Production of an automatic : f = : | Perhaps the first was the most|coast gard that Johnson should lung which enables

fliers to |life was revealed today by phssi- | portant. Dr. Charles C. Lund of remain in that institution until his gtay in the sub-stratosphere twice [cians who for eight months have | Brookline said that the nutritional recovery was complete. as long as with former devices | worked tirelessly at the bedside of | treatment was a more impertant| The American Red Cross donated ; ‘hal ¢ ht ; {a young coast guardsman burned|factor than sulfa drugs and the almost $5000 for nursing care. Burn ag Ther i Rp on (almost bevond recognition in the | triple dye treatments. specialists throughout the United Bendix Aviation Corp | Cocoanut Grove night club holo- | From 168 pounds Johnson dropped States visited him to study this very Lansing said the lung, now in |CBUSt to 112 as the protein in his body|rare case in medical history. The on all fighting fronts, was Third-degree burns covered 65 per drained from a normal of 65 per National Research Council at Wash2 designed that it automatically |cent of Clifford Johnson's body when cent to 3.2 per cent. To combat this ington and the City hospital's feeds the correct mixture of {the 21-year-old Sumner, Mo., sailorihe was intravenously fed 6500 cal-| Thorndike Memorial laboratory have oxvgen and air for varving alti- [yas dragged last Nov. 28 from the ories daily as compared with the|gathered information from his case tudes Pure oxygen is supplied {night club fire that cost 492 lives. | 3500 calories required each day by|that may revolutionize burn treats at extreme altitudes but only as | In a third-degree burn the skin a laborer. His daily caloric intake ment. : the fier inhales ’ {and possibly some of the tissue be-|equaied about three pounds of meat. | Skin grafts on Johnson's back are “Because the device cuts off neath has been destroyed. No other] The navy and the coast guard healing. He nas passed threugh the the flow ‘when the fier exhales » (person in that fire who suffered gave nearly 1060 transfusicns from | most painful period and now wants ‘Lansing said. “the amount of more than 20 per cent burns sur- | their blood banks into the youthful to live. Doctors believe he will. t a the flier can stav in the air vived. |seaman’s veins—perhaps more plas-| But these same physicians say it Ea ed ik | Since that night Johnson, the only ma than ever has been used by any will be several months before he IR doubled. victim still hospitalized, has lain one person in such a concentrated walks again and that by the time EF on his stomach. Three things ap-! period. he ig well his medical care will have SWEDEN MAY STOP |parently have kept him alive dur-! Three including Dr.'cost more than $50,000.

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Sane political sources believed BUFFALO, N. Y., Aug. 4 (U.P) —| ZURICH, Aug. 4 (U. P).—Rail WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 (U. P)).

today that Sweden was ready to | | announce at any time the termina- Barly peace talk is “just propa-| "oO price administra i ume returning 1saliah workers from Germany and carrying Italian supe

tion of German traffic across this ganda” according to Lieut. Cmdr.) ..... which recently embarked on | Ormond Freile, chief staff assistant) a policy of simplifying its regu- | plies of rice and vegetables to Gertrains of the army and navy munition lations, has amended a section of many has been stopped, frontier an order establishing maximum reports stated today.

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