Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 December 1945 — Page 21

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antlers, ound the U.)D. By Robert J. Casey CARVILLE, La. Dec. 14~This is probably the has been found. And the word has gone about that Jast place on earth where one might think of coming leprosy is on the way out. ] to look for hope in the current muddle of human _ Dr: G. H. Paget, surgeon in charge, and his staff,

affairs, For here live “those who walk alone,” the people who have been condemned and hopeless, heritors of the lost milwho have been condemned and hopeless since before rise of Babylon. This is the U. S.marine hospital of Carville, the

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Things Have Changed Now

: BUT THINGS have changed around Carville. don’t run onto any patients moping under the trees

For the miracle has happened. An apparent cure “Aviation -

NEW YORK, Dec. 14. — Airlines of the Uni States in 1045—including four peacetime months—

Start International Routes A TOTAL of 796 route miles have been added to’ the domestic airlines network since Aug. 1, 1945. The total added for the year 1945 to December 1 was 4034

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Roosevelt Dies

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1945 U. P. PICKS THE 12 TOP NEWS STORIES OF 1945—

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Surrender

HISTORIC 1945, the most momentous year the world.

has ever known, cast the mold of the future for every ‘nation and individual. ; Of the many great news events the United Press has selected the 12 illustrated here as the biggest news stories of 1945 judged in terms of surprise, significance and headline display. . They are, chronologically: Roosevelt Dies at Warm Springs, April 12; Italian Partisans Execute Mussolini, April 28; Hamburg Radio Announces Hitler's Death, May

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THE DOCTOR SAYS: Caliac Disease Demands Bananas

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Fats De By WILLIAM A. O'BRIEN, M. D. the passage of large, foul excreta CHILDREN with celisc disease The child quickly loses water and réceived priorities on bananas dur-|becomes dehydrated. Cause of crisis ing the war, because a banana diet may be mild infection or dietary inis an essential part of treatment. |discretion. / A chronic nutritional disorder of| When a beginning crisis is sus-

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Cl Empire State Crash

1; Germany Signs Surrender at Reims, Germany, May 6; United Nations Organize for World Peace at San Frane cisco, June 26; Labor Party Wins British Elections and’ Clement Attlee Becomes Prime Minister, July 26; Bomber Crashes Into Empire State Building, July 28; Potsdam Conference Dooms Japan, Presents Ultimatum, Aug. 2; Truman Reports Use of First Atomic Bomb on Japan, Aug. 6; Truman Announces Japan Accepts. Surrender Terms, Aug. 14; German War Criminals Go to Trial at Nuernberg, Nov. 20; U. A. W. Strikes General Motors, Nov. 21. ; ;

Bataan Survivor

Returns to Home

APTER three and a half years as a prisoner of the Japs, LeRoy pected, the child is taken to a hos-| E Hampton is home and has been pital and fluids administered. Alkalll 4010 00d from service.

Overseas five and a half years he went to the Philippine Islands ; 4 in December, 1940. It was on Bataan that MF. + Hampton was taken prisoner and was forced to take the Death March. He was liberated on Sept. 15 and flew to the United States

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