Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 February 1945 — Page 12

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es : __ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Ty FRIDAY, FEB.5, oe . FORT NEEDS JANITORS CHORUS T I" | ‘1 Lda . ‘i } ey . Me yous esos swrrons CHORUS TO ENTERTAIN NEW MOVE SEEN | Sulfa Halts Epidemic of Respiratory Ailments in Tests af Army School

tors: at Ft. Harrison will be inter- EASTERN STAR GROUP viewed at the civil service COMMIS. | Past matrons and patrons of Net-| ; a 3 Science Service * disease which the layman would call school located in the midwest. A|longed period. Anothér called for, yet published” on the effects of suli Feb. 9.—Epidemics‘of|a cold. Rhinitis, pharyngitis, laryn-|severe epidemic of respiratory dis- | twice this sized dose on two consecu- | fadiazine prophylaxis, comments the :

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office, 524 Fed building. ~ | ; non ral ing [tie Ransford chapter No. 464, Order | , < wel ry 17S Ta VEL S [anit will be entertained streptococcus sore throats and scar- | gitis and acute bronchitis were in- eases including strep sore throats tive days each week. It is believed, editor of the New England Journal . iy a th ig federation of man let Joves that threatened an army cluded in this group. and pneumococcal pneumonia ‘had |Capt. Hodges reports, that the best | of M edicine, appears In that part Watch Repairing jelubs chorus a a meeting at 8:30 g 4 que st for Resignation ir force technical school were pre-| The effect of sulfadiazine prophy-|struck this school ‘during the winter|dosage for a given group should be of Capt. H J Pp. m. Wednesday at Prather lodge | A vented and cases of these ailments|laxis in reducing these ailments, of 1942-1943 and did not die down |worked out individually ap Ddges report. showing a "10-DAY SERVICE! . hall. Reported Sent By redficed almost to zero by sulfadia-| Capt. Hodges suggests, probably is until May. When in January, 1944, No serious reaction to the d continued rise in stfeptococcal . in- . TIT | Mrs. Ann Hessel will direct the : zine prophylaxis, Capt. Richard G. because a fair proportion of -them these epidemics threatened a repeat occurred. Patients with ® pneu. | fections in the group of men not TaVEL ed ) hors aby Mrs. Grace Hessel will Monarchist Hodges of The army moles] goers was Sale by bacteria and not by performance, the decision was made |mococcal pneumonia who had been | getting the drug at the same time MERKE | be. planist:——s-— » gla ournal [the virus of the common cold, al-|to try the effect of sulfadiazine pro-|gi Ifadiazi hyl | T m—er— a of Medicine here, though theit symptoms would lead laxi pro- {given sulfadiazine - prophylactically | that shese {nlections dropped ly : By Times Foreign Service - ad | phylaxis. ; seemed to respond as. well lg : sharp] Ar Cases of pneumococcal pneumonia [the layman to label th 1 : Pp Be as gver|in the group on prophylaxis. = LONDON, Feb. 9—The Spanish ney y a em as colds. Different schedules for giving the - i There’s only one better buy in Bonds:.. WAR BONDS! | political pot is boiling again. ‘lalso were significantly reduced, as| The results reported were achieved drug were tried. One of 2 . 1D She drug when given as treat a uole dangers 3 mass prophy0 Poca dus, pretender lo the{¥eIo atiacks of Ordmary Tespiratory last winter at an AAF technical for daily small doses for a pro-| “The most convincing information |by the editor Zing are Wrmed throne, who, is still in Switzerland, " eis ! {reportedly is preparing a memo to Madrid requesting Caudillo Franco {to resign immediately to facilitate the peaceful demise of his Fascist Falange regime, : Furthermore, Don Juan's. repre- Pd “Te & 3 3 Ga : : > 3 sentative, Senor Lopez Alivan, was |§ Bo OR 3 : 3 oN : a ’ 4 rey recently in Paris and is now reliably | Ry CR RE 4 : 8 y / : or a SR i Be E 2 " reported’ moving * quietly around | y x 3 y au Po be R 5 & : 1 Sy London, supposedly sounding out | the British reaction to such a pos-| sibility. ‘Minimum of Commotion’ |

It is a pretty safe bet that Britain | would welcome the return of the monarchy in Spain if it could be ‘done with the minimum of commotion and if there were reasonable assurance that it could stabilize Spain's internal situation and provide for a “broader based” governpy NY ment . : RN The Spanish leftists themselves < are busy. Former Premier Dr. Juan N Negrin has been In Paris for 10 ISR : , days talking with exiled leaders. iy He hopes to go to Mexico shortly | Glenmore Distilleries Co., Incorporated, Louisville, Kentucky after concluding his trip there. It is the first time he has been able lto leave England since he took

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WASHINGTON, Feb. 9 (Us P).— ESLINE The war production board reported : 2 100 F ! yesterday “that civilians may re- = oa 0 Ft. ceive increased supplies. of penicillin within the next few months ; & when the armed services will have 3 i 9 leted their stockpiles. 3 y i Pas ; SO Btrols over - civilian + supplies , 150 Fen ji fae : | may be relaxed soon, it said, since 3 NY eval | military requirements will tend to Sorse decrease as stocks are built up.: clothes lines, \ ilytackedon ] finish. Com-

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