Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1950 — Page 12

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i There is a chronic shortage of This is the last of a series of five articles, ote ined ue CHAPTER FIVE {kept alive longer than 21 days. Fears va, Hopes EE avr ere red every wee By GEORGE W. HERALD {Our scientists are trying hard to A few weeks ago, ‘at a session of the Industriad College of the prolong the life span of the corArmed Forces, Col. Wilfred A. “Steiner, 1'8.AF. staggered his audi- /puscles to 100 days, as in the ence wnen ne said: {human body, yet so far they “After an atomic raid on an ordinary community, we would haven't succeeded. have to take care of 40,000 to 50,000 persons suffering from severe | On the other hand, whole blood Buras. ; In New York City, there would be 80,000 to 100,000 such is considered the best remedy for casualties. {burns and radiation sickness; “The ‘ideal care’ of each patient! Medical reserve officers in the mere plasma just ot do in “Where would {many cases. Therefore, live blood [New York get four million pints donors are at a premium, and the nrses. 35° pints. of lof whole blood?” {Red ‘Cross has already started Pp plasma, 40 They conceded that Col. Stein. | drive to set up donor stations

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on their way over, divert them it came up with this precise anfrom their course, blow them up swer: | in mid-air, -.| It would have taken 75 Atom emergency.” THREE -— Construct shelters bomb hits and 200,000 tons of old-| Pl L {wherever required. No city should fashioned bombs to obtain the ans Listed resign itself to the prospect of same results. And as there would In other words, these leaders|40,000 or 50,000 A-bomb casual- have been a percentage of misses, | feel we can deal with anything ties. Proper sheltering can reduce we would have needed a minimum | the Russians may throw upon us|/them to 5000. [stock of a hundred A-bombs, right now and still have enough| FOUR—Decentralize vital facil-| Remember, the United States of

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“We must prevent the outbreak | 'of mass hysteria right after a| | possible attack,” Dr. Richard Ger- | istell of the U. 8S. Navy warned. “This cannot be done just by | medical aid and evacuation. Many persons would suffer profound shock from their losses. What would be needed is a streamlined information service, so .survivors| can find out about their loved! ones without too much delay.” In Dr. “Gerstell's view, every | citizen should wear a tag giving |his name and his blood group. | This is a measure General Clay - |says he will soon carry out in| [New York State. Casualty lists should be published quickly. Radio stations should broadcast pers; sonal messages for separated [pewons. “How much of all this would | { America be able to stand?” is the | question on everyone's lips. | . Optimistic View { There have been gloomy forecasts based on the fear that the enemy may try to knock out our industrial power by dropping A{bombs on numerous key cities at! lone and the same time. If such lan all-out assault came as a sur-| prise, it could indeed do incalcu-' {lable harm, but is it realistic to count on it in the near future? Down-to-earth observers such as Gen. Lucius D. Clay or Maj. Gen, Thomas F. Farrell, chair-, man of the New York City housing authority, take a more sober and more optimistic view.

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