Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1950 — Page 22

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= By JANE STAFFORD, Science Service Medical Writer © BAN FRANCISCO, June 29—In the generally grim picture of atomic war medical problems being drawn at the American Medical Association meeting here, one note of reassurance was sounded. Large scale contamination of the water supply of a major city! is unlikely, and food supplies will be only partisily affected by an | Atomic bombing. This was Tepatied by Brig. Gen, James R, Cooney, chief of radiological branch of; $he Atomic Energy Commission's or other antibiotics In a salve itary application division. to be aplied to the burns. should | a amount of radioactive be made, Dr, Evans declared. If material required to contaminate such a salve proved effective it "the water supply of a large city {would save a tremendous amount | is so great that this hazard lof time, personnel and equipment . seems unlikely,” he stated. in treatment of mass burn Packaged Foods Safe casualties. : Packaged or canned foods willl m——— be safe, and unprotected foods DODGE, HEIRESS T0 WED may be safe though they would BT. THOMAS, Virgin Islands, need checking with radiation de- {June 29 (UP)—Dodge automobile devices before use. Gen. heiress Christine. Cromwell and

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“ection Cooney explained products from New York socialite Richard Hoff-| atomic bombs stick fast to any- man Jr. have obtained a license| thing they come in contact with to wed here, license bureau records but do wot penetrate deeply. {showed today. from the planned] tg : study and care of a fairly large {RAIN PRAYERS PL ANNED | pumber of ordinary burn patients! SAVANNAH, Ga. June 20

will e helpful for handling (UP)—Members of the Primitive ato burn patients, in the opin-| {Baptist Church will gather to-| ~ fon ‘of Dr. Everett Idris Evans, {night in a special meeting to pray,

ea or Surgery at the Med- for rain. Some farmers report 1 College of Virginia. their crops will be ruined unless Dr. Evans does not minimize they get moisture within the next the vast size and com votifew days.

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