Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1952 — Page 10

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“TUESDAY, APR. 15, 1952

U. S. Doctor to Tackle Leprosy Job in. Africa

By United Press (Live Oak, Cal, said his assistants) LONDON, Apr. 15—A 30-year- at the leprosarium will be thre old American neighborhood doc- American nitses. Though tor, Merlin 1. Brubaker, leave London in July -for a’ job) soll, which will give him care of nearly) African lepers in central CAD-Sponsored. Nigeria.

gity of London, the leprosarium at Garkida|land with him now, He said 1 Nigeria, in July, at the conclusion|Was unlikely they would be ex of his six-month’ course, He said posed to any danger he expects to remain In Nigerta/ contact with the lepers,

for three years. | Sees No Danger a who comes from Dr, Brub Ker, “The residential part

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Dr. Brubaker sald, “In any case, leprosy, although an

tious of its group.”

interested In leper

sors the Garkida leprosarium.

lation—who 1s head of the church

post in Nigeria,” Dr. Brubaker sald. “We had often discussed the matter and I agreed to give up my neighborhood general prac. tice and come to London. “It was necessary to take this course at London University to got acquainted with the medical knowledge required for such a post.” Dr, Brubaker said the first term of his appointment was for three years, at the end of which he was due for a year's vacation in the United Btates.

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“I haven't made up my mind whether I'll return for a second three-year term afterwards.” he! sald, see what things are there.”

Dr. Brubaker said there were between 1700 and 1800 lepers in the leprosarium, which is stocked with some of the most modern British equipment. He said the Mithree nurses there at present Miwould be the only white persons finear, apart from himself and his Mlifamily. All three are American, oy he said. Ni “They certainly ‘have guts, | ” he sald.: “For a woman Wo undertake work of this nature| == 50 far from home certainly takes courage.”

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Music lessons rier Billy Batchelder are paid for out of his profits. Billy, whose route is between 30th and 34th Sts. on Park Ave.

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8t., lves at 3211 He lists stamp and

coin collecting as his hobby. A tenderfoot In Boy Scout Troop 21, Billy is a 6A pupil in School 76. He attends Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church. x Sports-minded, he plays basat!

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[skies for the dazzling white bungrin in the iy 08 Sudiqentinl portion leprosarium.

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alll willlequipment at the leprosarium 5 British and it stands on British the outpost itself is Ameri-

Dr. Brubaker will be accom-

Dr. Brubaker is attending the panied to Garkida by his wife school of hygiene at the Univer- {Polly and his two children, Judy, He leaves for|2'a and Jon, 1, who are in Eng-

through

the is completely isolated from the leper quarters,”

infectious disease, is one of the least infec!

Dr. Brubaker sald he became § work only| last year, after talks with elders of the Church of the Brethern in| Fullerton, Cal, The church spon-|

“Dr. Leland Brubaker—no re-

in Fullerton, asked me whether I would consider taking up the

“I guess I'll just wait and

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