Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 August 1947 — Page 10

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Guard Against Germs In Milk During Hot Season

By WILLIAM A. O'BRIEN, M.D. IF GOOD quality pasteurized milk cannot be obtained, the house- | wife should secure grade A raw milk and heat treat it to destroy any | disease-producing germs which may be present. Those who patronize public eating places should insist on being served milk in its original | container so that the pasteurization statement on the label can be checked, |

Milk may become unfit for human use even though it has been!

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Added Comfort and Safety on New Airlines [rolled in any of the 28 accredited By MAX B. COOK, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer . nurse training schools in the state. NEW YORK, Aug. 4—Things are quite all right along the world's] The offer was made today by Innewest and highest highway. It is about eight miles straight up and|diana State Medical association to more than 25,000 miles long. Its width is what you might want to make add impetus to Nurse Enrollment

it. And, in othér words, the sky is the limit. " Week campaign, sponsored by the proprly collected, pasteurized, and er until you are rea he kl You can take Test Pilot Jim Fraser's word for it because, in com- Junior Chamber of Commerce. The transported to the home, If milk Milk boitles should be rinsed une i pany with Ben Werner, a Boeing aerial engineer, and a crew of hardy scholarships will total $600 for the is allowed to stand in the open, | der running water to remove sur-| devil-may-care afronattical special- —- mes—— ~— | three-year course. especially in the hot sun for a few |

{face contamindtion before placing, {them in the ice-box or refrigerator. Home pasteurization units are, {now available and several types {

ists. Jim has been blazing the nev! What pilot Fraser and his group Dr. C. J. Clark, Indianapolis hours, it can develop changes which trail for five years — the “toughest aimed frst to do was to overcome chairman of the scholarship com- TP will maké a young infant sick. frontier in the world.” |and hurdle countless barriers which mittee of the medical assocation,| With fh Non. disensy-prosucing Sema whieh What this group has accomplished | confront airmen in clear sub- sald “the scholarships will enable - CANDIDATE—W ith fhe ae > at the yO lt gist or hy is going & long way toward spelling| yi oinenhere flights. They faced new | YOrthY girls who might be denied a| sage observation that "if all the |decompose a . n . approved. When properly collected | safety and success for the high-| = .{nursing education because of finan-| meat animals killed in a year -|!0Xic compounds. Heating decom- |... is nlaced in them, they heat flying, speedy aliiiners of 1omorrow. conditions on every flight and they | cial reasons to enter this noblé pro-| were set tail-totail they would posed milk does not render it fat) to the point at which disease 53 Flights for Test {learned about the weather at 40,000- | fession.” | stretch 7V/5 times around the Hop, se, especially by young gems are destroyed but the taste! To be specific, Jim Fraser's noted | IP feet, the “bumps” effect of alti-| To encourage more girls to study| world," Dr, John Maxwell, 84, (Se, | remains Boeing B-29 the Noah's Ark has tude on engines, propellers, cameras, | nursing, the association is joining |

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ati 5 bi i ) , ; — . ¥ : {other aircraft subjects in the publication of a booklet ist-! nation 2 1948 pretidential can- weather without placing it on ice | WASHINGTON.—Lily bulbs, for MA-408 J a five-year AMC-Boeing Alreraft | Pressurization. one of the most|ing high school subjects mecessary| date of the American Yeqgefa- lor in a mechanical Yelylgerataf, (merly Bermudan, are being grown Co. high-altitude research program essur ' 2 oY | BRIYL Finr { | e it nta in Florida with apparent success. , ae hog [vital problems to be faced by high-| for entrance to the various schools '2" Party. Preserve I In ia original contain in Pp ae i The Ark. a flying electrical labora {flying up-coming airliners, was of nursing in Indiana, : | 1e v "a | : | tos t tude h wry. hud plied up 52 hours and q4 | tested out at many altitudes and t el o ;

{material obtained will be made 2 . Hues oe 9 ugnia Bvove 10.000 available to the alrcraft industry Remed ll ie ect. WII ANOLner B-20 And UATCC| post of the material assembled still Flying Fortresses, a total of 53 is top-secret | flights had been made with 82 hours ey

. and 31 minutes above the 40,000-| A% a result, when the big air- For Tro ical lls foot level. {liners of tomorrow, with pressurized

cabin comfort and high speeds, beFace New Conditions on flying the new air super-high-Highest flight — 43,409 feet up—| way: passengers who lunch 6000 was made by the B-17 Flying For-| miles away from a dinner date, can tress “Shadow” on July 11, 1045. [thank- the pioneering spirit and Lowest temperature encountered by | courage of Jim Fraser and his gang Slalasis in dogs 200 the group—and this is not a typo-|for their super five-year trail-blaz- brought great WOrTY to many of our graphical error—was “minus 106 de- (ing Job. And the military signifi- fighting men in the South Pacific grees F." while 40,000 feet over cance affecting high altitude bomb- because inte untreated stages of It Seattle. |ers is still something else again, develop Into elephantiasls. \ - The new chemical is announced : : by Drs, G. P. Otto and T. H. Maren, of the Johns Hopkins Schools of RE A NURSE Medicine and Hygierie and Public Health, in the journal, Science. A Profession of Dignity . . . A Profession of Resl It 1s the first chemical ever disService to Mankind , . . A Profession which offers {covered, so far as is known, that Lasting Secunty Sa = [will kill all the grown worms of

: . ‘Ji filariasis in doses that ca Girls who are interested are urged to interview repre- | to aD: 3 be given

sentatives of the Nurses Training Schools at the auditorium in the Fublic Library, St. Clair at Meridian Ty : ohare Editors in Honolulu

Nurses will be on duty there every day through Au- On Way Back to U. S, gust 10 between the hours of 2 to 5:30 p.m. and HONOLULU, Aug. 4 (U. P.).~Ten 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. to answer your questions, An American * newspaper editors and exhibit of Nursing, Movies and Music will be there (Dublishers arrived in Honolulu yes-

| for. your pleasure. {terday on their way home from a y P v { tour of the Far East.

RE A NURSE | The group planned to. leave for| the United States aboard an air : ’ ‘transport command plane Thursday = morning.

By Science Service BALTIMORE, Aug. 4. —A new |arsenic-containing chemical’ is now? ‘under trial here as a remedy for

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