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U. S. Hospitals Group Digs

Set Record for of Nek or. | Patients in '51

By United Press CHICAGO, July 19 — More Americans were hospitalized. last year than ever before. The American Medical Assoclation’s council of medical education and hospitals says the 6637 U. 8. hospitals registered with the council in 1951 admitted 18, - 237.118 patients, The average daily census was 1,203,653 patients. The rate of admittance was one patient every 1.7 seconds. In 1950, the former peak year,

| | LINCOLN, July 19—Two sure.

| By United Press 1 { |vey expeditions are probing the

'state of Nebraska's past.

{ The state museum“said® yester-|

|day that one group is searching [the Ft. Robinson area in north-| {west Nebraska for fossilized re-| {mains of animals living there be-! /tween 20 million and 40 million years ago. Another is investigating camp |sites near Medicine Creek Dam in| {the Cambridge area believed to jcontain evidence of early Indians. | | Assistant Curator Lloyd Tanner,

Fix It Yourself—

By HUBBARD COBB ! The other day that man who runs the weather bureau sald that the humidity was 99 pe

cent.’ Whén there is that much *

moisture ‘in the air people get pretty hard to ge along with and desk and bureau drawers begin to stick. The reason why they stick is that the wood absorbs some of the moisture and expands and if it expands enough, things stop moving.

open far enough to remedy the sticking. If ypu can open it a small amount, do so and place a lighted electric light inside. The

{heat from the light bulb will|

eventually dry out the wood so that the drawer can be opened.|

17,023,613 Americans were hospi-|!S leading the Ft. Robinson party| of course, if there are garments |Which includes Cyril Harvey, Unl-|jniide this isn't a good idea be-' Miscellaneous

tal patients.

Births Hit Peak

Births in hospitals in 1951 also hit a new mark. The Council reported one birth every 10.7 seconds for a total of 2,999,371. Nearly half—48 per cent—of

last year's hospital capacity went | Members Listed to mental patients. General hos-! pital patients got 42 per cent and 'D

tuberculosis six per cent.

versity of Chicago, and Allen! Schmidt, Midland College. { The group also will help pre-

{ters for museum expeditions.

{in charge. He is assisted by J. H.|

Federal, state and local govern-|Gunnerson, Aurora, Neb. i

ments controlled three out of Other members of the group in-|sandpaper and remove a little every 10 hospitals and provided! elude Duanye Riner, Alfred Land- wood from the edges of the] seven out of every 10 beds. Three wer Jr, (Jerald Landwer, Paul drawer side. You can usually out of every four admissions were Laase, James Church, Bruce spot the high places that are| to non-governmental institutions. White, and David Stubbs, all of causing the trouble. After sandThat was because patients jn!Lincelh, and Richard and James ing, coat the exposed wood with

government hospitals

stayed longer. ’

Christensen of Miller, Neb. | Museum Director Dr. C. B.!

| The nation’s hospital facilities] Schultz sald the Medicine Creek|

last year were at a record peace- party has discovered the first] time high, the council says.,Bed complete skull, with the fore of ,988 the horns still attached, of a type

space was available for 1,5 patients.

Stays Grow Shorter The average stay per patient! last year in general hospitals as! a whole was 10.1 days, a rate that! has been ‘fairly constant for the,

last three years.” Students Told

As late as 1945, the average

=" stay was 15.9 days.

The average stay in govern-| mental general hospitals was 1T|

days, compared with 7.7 days in| tions

non-governmental pitals.

general hos-

State hospitals maintained the highest bed oecupancy rates—94.5! per cent — because of the pro-| longed hospitalization necessary| dents to speak French, makes

for medical patients. The report also showed 216,047 graduate nurses employed. by hospitals last year compared with 205,389 in 1950.

Keep up with fashion as covered by Betty Locher in weekday issues of The Times.

of bison now extinct. He said it was larger than the bison first seen by the white man.

No English, Please,

MONTREAL (UP)—A branch of McGill University, one of the largest higher-learning instituin the English-speaking world, has banned use of the English language. | McGill's French summer school, lin past years a highly-successful project aimed at teaching stu-

{talking a “crime” if it's done in | English, | One of the most rigidly-en-forced rules states that “any stu- { dent who persists in breaking the {no-English rule will be brought | before the dean of the faculty of

cause the bulb may scorch the| fabric. If you get a nice warm|

dry day, put the piece outdoors

need the chicken wire because]

kids and animals of the larger

light insect screening.

Don’t use a chemical drain

cleaner on a kitchen sink equipped * pare two buildings at Ft. Robin-|where it will get some heat from |With a garbage disposal unit as, son for permanent field headquar-{the sun and ventilation. Another the action of the cleaner can be i? trick is to place an electric space harmful to the mechanism. If)

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

What You Can Do When Drawers Stick

¢ [really smooth finish on furniture really make the paint dry in a'}= |{is to use the fastest drying finish hurry. {you can work with and be sure that the room in which you are back of the kitchen range from iC working is clean and free from becoming stained and discolored p |dust. A slow drying finish often is to fasten a piece of plate glass & {produces a rough surface because to the wall. The glass won't be jk 'dust in the air settles on the piece discolored and any grease that {C |before the finish is sufficiently gets on it can be easily wipéd )= hard. i

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these openings during the warm time of interior water-thinned It can be quite a problem tolweather to keep insects get a drawer in this condition

One way to prevent the wall in §

away.

If you have been having trouble §

with water getting into the joint

between bathtub and wall you SS and paints by opening windows and may find a flexible sealing strig PB other living things from getting doors, after the paint has been to be just what the doctor ordered. |S under your house. A good idea is applied. Using an electric fan will You can get the strip with the 23 to use chicken wire and cover speed things up even more, and adhesive at hardware and de- [§§ this with insect screening. You a small portable dehumidifier will partment stores.

variety can push through the Chinese Reds Give Mt. Everest New Name

HONG KONG (UP)—According mountain after an impertalist 8

to Chinese Communist geography, colonial official is indeed a mis- (8 ‘Mt. Everest won't be Mt. Everest ;,,..» a Peiping dispatch to the §

ny more. The peak named after the Britdirector of the Indian survey office in 1858 was always called “Chu-mu-lan-ma” (which means

heater near the bureau or desk.|there should be an obstruction «gly Mother's water”) by the

near the wood fo dry it out. Once | this has been done, take some,

shellac and when this is dry apply some paraffin or wax.

Vents for Crawl Space .According to someone who sure acts like he knows what he's talking about, the reason that a lot of homes are damp or have a nasty odor is because the crawl space is not properly ventilated. The crawl space, in case you didn’t knew, is the area between the floor and the earth in a house where there is no basement, You also find it under porch floors. It's usually about 2 feet high and out our way makes a perfect place

for woodchucks to live or cats to have kittens. Anyway, it should be well ventilated or you'll have lots of trouble. A good general rule is to have! an opening about two feet square] for every 24 running foot of wall space, If you've got a wall that’s! a good deal under 24 feet, allow one 2-foot opening. An opening less than 2 feet square doesn’t provide much ventilation and also you won't be able to squeeze through it should you ever want to get in under the floor and crawl around a bit. If you play it

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