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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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American Medical A

session of the American Medical of the University of California.

warfare than of atomic bombs,| even with their combination of] radiation and blast, Dr. Hamilton] declared em- : phatically. Atomic bombs, he and Dr. Aeb-

Of Radioactivity Have Been Exaggerated |

By JANE STAFFORD, Science Service Medical Writer CHICAGO, June 24—Germ warfare is more to be feared than| atomic war, two experts on atomic energy declared at a special

Paul B. Aebersold of Oak Ridge, Tenn., and Dr. Joseph G. Hamilton

Atomic Energy Experts Wells Stresses See Germ Warfare |

Most Deadly Threat |

ssociation Told Effects

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Association here. They are Dr.

“I would be much more afraid of effective biological (germ)

the man or woman would be dead, or dying. The sterilizing amount absorbed from the en-

the lethal amount. | Likewise, the amount absorbed

ersold stressed, § Roy the parents that might cause are to be consid- 2 mutations in the way of deformed, ered largely as offspring would be enough to high explosive ; jeayse and fire bombs. {before birth. [——— cy | The " radioactiv- Hope that rheumatic ’ |ity from them, great crippler of children’s hearts, COAT or O COAT even with under- may in the future be prevented, water bursts, is appeared in a report from Drs. secondary, the

Ry Benedict F. Massell, James W. two agreed. And Miss Stafford there is nothing mysterious about | Boston. : this radioactivity. It can be de-| Penicillin Effective

tected and measured. Monitors! At the House of the Good can tell where it is and what/Samaritan in Boston, they have,

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dent that Germany will have re- the K. of C. for 14 years. He has {covered economically long before been advocate,

destruction of the infant SH¢ us recovered spirjtusjly.

orientation is the problem that fever, will be most difficult to solve,” | T@rre Haute Youth Dr. Wells said.

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Dow and T. Duckett Jones of Soe Strike

{The actions of federal judges in in the local hospital today. New York and San Francisco to- received a crushed pelvis when he

linjuries suffered in a traffic ac-| |cident Tuesday. Mr. Helmick, who was 33, was driving a 113-ton cement truck when the vehicle skidded on the ward Helmick, R. R. 2, died in the wet pavement, and careened into Major Hospital last night from a telephone pole.

Name P. J. Fisher [Truck Driver Dies Grand Knight In Shelbyville Hospital

Times State Service

German Problem Patrick J. Fisher has been "guppy BYVILLE, June 24—Ednamed grand knight of the | BLOOMINGTON. Ind. June 2 [Sogne of Columbus Council No. (UP)—The key to the future ™'* - + peace of all Europe can be found! in the proper solution of the Ger-| man problem, Dr. Herman B| Wells, president of Indiana Unt versity, said at an IU summer |

Other officers are William J.! Glennon, deputy grand knight; Francis K.

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convocation. | Tracy, chancel-| Dr. Wells, who recently re-| lor; John F. turned from six months as a cul- Murphy, record- ° $ tural adviser to the American ing secretary; | A 1]! onl Military Government in Ger-! Joseph H. Nie-| ee many, said there were three haus Jr. treasaspects to the German problem. | urer; John G. “First, the maintenance of mili-/ Tinder, advo-,

tary security, then the achieve-| Mr. Fisher cate; Clarence J. ment of economic recovery, and| Beidelman, warlastly the re-orientation and re den; Louis Bauer and David J. education of the German people.” | Clark, outgide guards, and Paul “The first has. been accom- E. Just, trustee. plished,” he said, “and it is evi-| Mr. Fisher has been active inl (See answer below) chancellor and

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Times State Service

BLOOMINGTON, June 24—Al-| for 80 Days {vin H. Meyer Jr., 20, of Terre

NEW YORK, June 24 (UP)— liaute, was in critical condition He

areas are therefore dangerous. With germ warfare, Dr. Hamil-|

ton, who is also a physician, said, |

been giving penicillin pills three] times a day for 10 days to little| rheumatic fever patients who had

there are no equally good detec-|streptococcus germs in their) hi Neto for spotting the/throats. In about three-fourths azards.

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{germs were “suppressed” bombs can cause through blast| completely banished.

and fire. But they said “it would | imilar doses of the take a lot of bombs” to require, Suniia the doctors

|chemical, evacuation of New York, for would prevent the strep germs example,

|from getting a foothold in the Discount Sterility Scare ~~’ throats of the children and thus Seeking, further to banish pub- prevent rheumatic fever attacks. lic fear of radioactivity from| The preventive doses would be atomic bombs, the scientists said 8iven when there was' an out-| the dangers of sterility or of de-{break of strep sore throats in formed offspring resulting have, the child's school or family or the been exaggerated. By the time a community generally. man or woman absorbed the| Outbreak Checked amount of radioactivity that That this would help is shown could cause permanent sterility, by the experience at the Good {Samaritan when hemolytic strep linfection broke out among the |ward patients. Before the use| {of penicillin, about half the rheu|matic fever patients would have {had another attack of their dis-

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day headed off a nation-wide) was caught between a, stone ledge 4 - maritime strike by 100,000 union|, 4 , Lower shovel yesterday.

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