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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-17
Mic ne izgIedo, do Sc bosto
Peter in Tito sporozumeIo
Prizodevonio v Londonu, do Sc kroIju otme prestoI,
in osvobodilno fronto pa pridobi v sodeIovonje

Cd kar je priSla v London Tt
tova vojaska komisija pod vod-
stvom generala Velebita, XII Sc je
izjavil casnikarjem proti kralju,
in IL New Yorka pa hrvatski ban
Subasic ma kraljevo povabilo, je
V politicnih krogih veliko ugi-
banja, kaj Sc ''kuha'' "a vsem
tenn.
Ako je Velebit v pravem, te-
daj, kar Sc osvobodilne fronte IT,
&c, vpraSanje kralja sploh ne OBJ
stoji, razen ola Sc DO dalo pc vol
nj jugoslovanskemu ljudstvu
%priloznost odlociti, ali je "a mo-
narhijo ali "a republiko.
Ma drugi strani pa Sc Sc vedno
pojavljajo glasovi, da DO angle
ski ~diplomaciji uspelo spraviti
Tita in Petra v sporazum, kar hi
Sc baje re zgodilo, ako Sc hi So
vjetska vlada odlocila voditi v
Jugoslaviji slicno taktiko, kakr-
she Sc je oprijela v I~taliji in de-
Iona v Grciji.
Casniska agencija ONA, XII
predstavlja smeri sovjetske vna-
ME politike, poroca o vojni mi
sill osvobodilne fronte med dru-
GIN:
Mislijo, ola SO Sc clani komi-
teja in clani Titove vojaske mi
size pod vodstvom generala We
lebita, XII SO prisli nedavno v
London, domenili "a ustanovi.
tev stalnega zastopstva pr an
gleSki vladi.
CLAM komiteja, XII podpiraje
narodno osvobodilno gibanje Y
Jugoslaviji, SO do sedanjega casa
razlagali britanskemu javnemu
mnenju ellie osvobodilne from.
tie. Ma celu komiteja SO professor
Boris Furlan, Rudolf Bicanic ir
DIR. Svetislav Petrovic, XII so do.
bro znani Jugoslovani, in XII so.
delujejo z Zdruzenim odboron
Jugoslovanskih Amerikancev
XII mu je bill ma celu Louis Ada.
mic.
MarSal Tito, XII Sc. je posveto.
val S clani komiteja O razniE
problemih, je pred kratkim ma.
prosil Bicanica mai Sc bavi !
vprasanjem jugoslovanskega ma
rcdnega bogastva v inozernstvu
Odbor DO sedaj pooblascen, de
Sc bavi z razlicnimi drugimi pro.
blemi, XII bi nastali med Titom
in anglesko Waldo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-17

Ma sestanku S casnikarji v
Londonu je general Velebit ma
vedel tri vazne locke. Razlozil je
voljo Titove Wade, da Sc kralj
Peter ne SINE vrniti nazai v de-
zelo, in da ne DO pogajanj z MIN
ali njegovo Waldo, &c to ne DO ma
rodova VOLTA pc vojni. S to liza
vo, XII prihaja Cd moza, XII e raw
nokar dospel il Titovega glavne-
ga stana, Sc je pokoncalo vsako
upanje "a rekonstrukcijo iugo-
slovanske Wade v izgnanstvu,
da bi Sc presnostil propad med
Petrom in Titom.
z drugo izjavo, XII jo je dial
| general Veleoit, je bila razbita
legenda, da nj v osvobodilnem
gibanju mic Srbov. Deial je, da
je priblizno polovico Titove ar
made srbska, Spocetka je Tito
va armada imela do $50 Srbov,
a ia odstotek je bill zmanjsan, ko
SO Sc pridruzile osvobodilnemu
gibanju velike mnozice Sloven-
cev in Hrvatov pc propadu tia
Lie, IL krajev, XII SO bill zasedeni
pc Italijanih.
Prihod hrvatskega bana Suba-
sica 8. maja v London, XII ie do
sedaj zivel v New Yorku, je po-
trdil porocila, da namerava kralj
Peter vzpostaviti kraljevi svet,
XII bi urejeval zadeve jugoslo-
vanskih izgnancev namesto Pu-
riceve Wade v Kairu.
Subasic, XII je prisel ma pova-
bio kralja Petra, kateri edini lie
v jugoslovanski konstituciii vi
sji cd bana, Sc je posvetoval S
tukajsnjimi jugoslovanskimi O.
sebnostmi. Prekomorski agenci-
il je povedal, da je prisel, ker je
hotel pregledatl situacijo Cd
blizu.
Njegov prihod je povzrocil v
jugoslovanskih krogih mnogo
ugibanja, kar Sc nacrtov kralja
Petra tice. Najbolj verjetno Sc
zdi, da DO kralj ustanovil kralje-
vi svet, XII DO pooblascen, da DO
vzpostavil stike S Titom v Jugo-
slaviji.
A jugoslovanski krogi v opo-
ziciji so mnenja, da karkoli DO
kralj Peter sedaj zacel, je "a vse
odlocno prepozno, kajti usoda
njegovega rezima lei v rokah
jugoslovanskega naroda, XII DO
odlocena pc vojni."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-17
SEN TER

skrivnost ostane med nama."
"Kakor sem ii obljubil,' Sc je
smejal Roman.
Luka Sc je Sc obotavljal
Smehljaje je stiskal zupniku ro-
ko: "Saj ne morem verjeti, da
bova zivela skupaj pod emo sire
no."
Ko je zupnik ostal sam, Sc mu
je zmracilo lice in nemirno lie
hodil pc sobi.
" nedeljo jim vse povem!''
je mrmral. Veckrat 81 je zatisnil
oci, da bi Sc umiril, a re dolgo Sc
mu MISC misli tako meSale. Cutil
je, kako mocno MI bile srce, in
bal Sc je, da bi ga kipenje Y srcu
ne potegnilo v vrtinec. On ie no.
tel biti hladen in oster.
Itch dreves nisem cepil v
svoji fari."
Nj Sc mogel ustaviti OBJ tel mi
sli, obraz "a obrazom Sc mu ie
prikazoval. Kakor bi Sc ravno-
kar zgodilo, tako jasno ie razlo-
ceval oblicje starega Jergelca
ter n~jegovega sina. Kletev je BIZ
y poslednja beseda tega umira-
jocega rodu. Bledo Matijino OBJ
licje Sc je dvignilo. "Ti ubogi!''
je Sepetal zupnik. Poleg trudne
glave Sc je otozno smehljala
lepa Aza, zavita meglo.
Nadaljeval je pot pc sobi: "To
so trde usode!"
A komaj je izrekel besedo, v
tenn trenutku je gledal v tri no.
We obraze. IL Rokovega so Skr-
tall bell zobje, v Andrejevih
oceh je plamtela jeza, med nil
ma je stala Maria.
"Vate sem veroval. v tvojih
pogledih sem ljubil bolecine, "a
katere nj bio usmiljenja. All, &C
bi tie bila vsaj moja beseda to,
lazila!!"
Okrenil Sc je in zdelo Sc mu ie
orav tako, kakor bi stall pred mi
20 Luka z AleSem v narocju.
ga tega sem prisegel, da bon
skrbel zanj. Ii nesrecni sad. v
zivljenje 81 ga obudil, meni 81 Ga
V roke polozil."
Re davno je odbilo poldne, or
Sc Sc nj genil z mesta, kjer j.
stall.
"Kakor kri il rane, tako m
morajo privreti besede! - O
Mojzes je pal pred gorecim or
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-17
POMEN KRvNE PLAZME
"A RESEvANJE
ZIVLJENJ

Cd nekje IL Move Guineje je
mornarski kaplan Frederik p.
Gehring postal pismo, XII nj sa-
mo izreden dokaz j~unastva anne
riSkih vojakov, ampak tudi po-
pis 0 vazni vlogi, XII jo ina krv-
ma plazma v tel vojni.
Newyorski oddelek Rdecega
kriza je objavil pismo kaplana
Gehringa.
Zgodaj letos je kaplan dobil
dopisnico newyorskega odseka
sluzbe "a darovalce krvi, V ka-
teri SO mu sporocili, da je Irving
Siegel, usluzben pr kaplanovem
sorodniku, daroval MENU v cast
paint krvi, ker je sliSal 0 njego-
VEN delu ma juznem Pacifiku.
Pismo kaplana Gehringa Sc
glasi:
"Ena najlepsih stvari Sc mi je
dogodila danes. Dobil sem do
pisnico, v kateri mi sporocajo,
da je nekdo daroval kri v mojo
cast, njegovo ime je Irving
Siegel.
me poznam gospoda Siegela.
In ne verjamem, da on pozna
meme. Nit ne verjamem, da je
mole we're, in vendar je on, ne
dvomno sijajen domoljuben lid,
daroval paint svoje krvi cast
katoliSkega duhovnika. Bog ga
blagoslovi.
"zelim, da bi sporocili gospodu
Siegelu, kako sem mu hv~alezen.
zelim, da bi sporocili MENU, ka-
kor tudi tisocem drugih ameri-
kanskih drzavljanov, XII so tako
velikoduseno darovali svojo kri,
kaj pomeni ia zrtev nasim fan
tom. S tenn, da darujejo paint
svoje krvi, podaljsajo nasim fan
tom zivljenje, ola vodijo bitko do
image.
"Imel sem prednost, biti z ma
SINH pomorscaki v dneh, ko ie
Guadalcanal skoro postal drugi
Bataan. Videl sem mnogo smrti.
Junaski, plemeniti decki, XII so
dali svoja zivlienja, ola bi vi in
JAZZ lahko ziveli. V narocju sem
drzal razmesarjena trupla mia
din pomorscakov," je pisal ka-
plan, Sin ko sem posluSal njiho-
We motive - protestantske, ka-
toliSke, zidovske, in vseh drugih
izpovedi - sem dvomil, da hi la
hko ziveli. A ko so bill preneseni
V zasilno bolnico ma bojiscih, so
vse to nekako preziveli, vse "a
radi cudeznih t~ransfuzii krvne
plazme.
Tisoce nash MOI umira ma
svetovnih vojnih bojiscih. A ma
sto tisoce Jill ne DO umrlo, in
mnogi dolgujejo svoje zivljenje
ljudem kot je Irving Siegel, XII
velikodusno dajejo ne samo de-
mar, temvec tudi svojo kri."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-17
us KOZA X:
(Nadaljev anje.)

"skoficki sem ga dial rejo,
Oa ga ie zanemarila in obno-
Mrela."
"Kako maj ga klicemo?"
Tedai je Roman v zadregi
vardel. Gales, Ales je. Drugega
A danes ne morem povedati."
"Tudi dobro."
Avsega nj mogel zatajiti: Ell
bO bodi, Maria, nesrecna Mara
mu ie bila matt. Tezko Sc je zanj
pokorila."
"Zjasov?" Cudna misel, ra-
bla slutnja io je presinila. Tako.i
|io ie %zatrla, kakor bi je ne sme-
Ia domisliti.
"Eh, rada ga bonn imela, pa
lie"
Roman Sc je poslovil.
Use radovednosti pa nj mogla
%zatreti. Veckrat je tajno pogle-
Idala otroka, XII je molce cepel
poleg ME. Pricakovala je nestrp-
|no, kdaj Sc povrne Luka. Lahno
'se ie smehljala, ko je vstopil. S
prodirajoGim ocesom ga je mo-
|rila, ko mu je pripovedovala O
|7upniku.
Luka Sc je zatajeval, ola ga nj
mogla uganiti.
"Morda je vendarle res" ie
|Sepetala, "povedal mi tako in
|tako ne bo." Cesar nj mogla raz-
brati pamet, il je narekovalo Gu
stvo. Kajti cutila je, da ga ie S
posebno ljubeznijo prizela ma
gudi.
MAS zupnik ina res cudno
faro, kakor mack prenaSa otro-
Ike" ie godrnjala Zeba. A kmalu
nato je re vodila AleSa seboj pc
dvoriScu in mu razkazovala III
vail. FAINT, XII do sedaj Sc nj IL
pregovoril besede, je pricel star
|kO izpraSevati in il odgovarjati.
"Neumna sem kot kokoS. V
vSe otroke sem zaverovana," Sc
je Smejala starka mad seboj.
Prihodnji dan Sc je zopet ogla-
sill Luka V zupniScu.
V skrbeh je izpraseval: "Ka-
SO miSlite, mt DO ostalo? Pred
nenoj Sc vedno bezi!"
&c bi ii JAZZ vedel povedati?
Pa ce mu DO, Sc ne boj, dokler
DO Maria ziva!"
"Ampak, gospod zupnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-17

ljubite, "a pet pedi Sc sopirite.
lazete, obrekujete, pijancujete.
ubijate, da yam ne pretresa smrt
vec duse. Pozabljate, da ste lju-
die, in vaSih strasti bi Sc zivali
sramovale. Ne greste mimo so
soda brez zle misli v srcu, v mo-
litev pred oltarjem vezete hi
n~avscino. Kadar rajate pc vese-
licaIl, Sc zenite z bahatimi gosti-
jami, kadar rasteta dom in bla-
~gostanje, takrat predicate v GER
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-17

Xvi svojo oholost. Ia resnico
YAM nj! Pomislite pa, kako je BIZ
10, ko je strasna smrt objela to
cesto. Otroci SO umirali v marco
ju, postavni gospodarji in gospo-
DIME SO lezali kot kup gnoja,
hceram, XII SO bile vas ponos, Sc
niste drznili pogledati v mrtvo
oblicje, da bi Sc YAM ne zmesala
pamet. Popadali ste ma kolena in
glasno r~joveli: Milosti, Milosti!
(Dalje prlhodnjic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-17
IL KANSASA

FTVl maj SmO praZnOVall ka-
kor je v teh cash in razmerah
sploh mogoce. Proslavo, XII Sc lie
vrsila Y nedeljo 80. aprila v
Yalu, je priredila, kot obicaino
zadnjih 81 let, kansaska fedora
CHA SNIP, to pot z drustvom St.
8 V Yalu, XII je praznovalo svoio
40-letnico.
Re precej let SO naSi program
ma teh priredbah precej skrom-
nj. Govori, godba in kak pevski
duet ali kvartet je vse kar Sc
zmoremo. Menda je minulo re
10 let cd kar je prenehal zadnii
tukajsnji organiziran pevski
krozek v Armi. Pred par lett ie
gostoval pr mas pevski in tam
buraSki zbor IL Kansas Cityia.
Zelo Sc nam je dopadlo takrat.
LIE Skoda, ker je Kansas City cd
daljen cd mas $50 mill. v teh ca
sin, ko je vse cez nero zaposleno
in ko primanjkuje avtov in ga
solina, pa nj nit misliti, ola hi iih
vabili ma naSo priredbo.
Udelezba ma letosnji majniski
priredbi je bila povoljna. Tea
va je lie, ker nekaterim zaradi
domacih opravkov nj mogoce
priti ma priredbo popoldne in
drugim pa spet zvecer ne. Pri-
redba Sc je pricela popoldne in
tistim, XII so zaposleni cez dan.
nj mogoce priti pref kot zvecer:
drugi spet, XII imajo donna molzti
krave in krmiti zivino, navadno
pridejo popoldne in odidejo ma
vecer opravljati domaca della.
Vsako leto vidimo ma naSi
majniski priredbi mani znanih
obrazov "old tajmarjev", XII tako
radi oh tel priliki obujajo spo-
mine ma praznovanje prvega ma
ia V Zagorju in Trbovljah, ko so
V mladih letih tamkaj rudarili.
"Star sem re rs let pa nisem mo-
gel danes strpeti doma," mi ie
rekel star rudar, XII zivi OBJ 10
do II dolarjev mesecni okraini
podpori in XII Sc spominja pra-
znovanja prvega maja med sta
rokrajskimi rudarji.
Mladina pa, kolikor 10 pride
ma naso majnisko priredbo, mai
prvo vprasa, KIDD DO igral "a
pies. In &c nj ssmoderna" godba,
Sc navadno namrdne in odide
drugam iskati zabavo, kjer Jim
je godba boil po wolff.
Steer pa zdai dobro shaiamo
S to mladino. Vcasih smo videli
ma nash priredbah kakega
"roughnecka', ampak zdai ii
fantje lahko kazejo svojo boia-
zeljnost napram Hitlerievim in
mikadovim hordarn.
A. Shular.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-17
cosopisi v New Yorku

Vecerni listi v New Yorku sta
nejo cd 9. maja SC "a stevilko.
Jutranji v standardnem formatu
SO Sc pc &c in tabloid pa pc &c.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-05-17

opomba: Commonwealth Edison Co. ne ku-
pule nerabne elektricne predmete "a pro-
aaIo, pac pa rada pomaga chicaskim trgov-
'em pri tenn patrioticnem delu.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21
COASTAL AIRLINES
 FLIES 19 WEDNESDAY

Alaska Coastal Airlines carried the following passengers to Sitka yesterday: Mrs. Gladys Isaacson, MT. and Mrs. Nick Kasakan, Nick Kasakan, Jr, Roberta Lee Kasakan, Daisy Peters, La Verne Peters, Olley s. Boothe, William R. Neil, Wayne B. Rowland
 Sitka to Juneau-J. D. Littlepage, Robert Young.
 Juneau to Excursion Inlet and re- turn-Leonard Shaffer.
 Juneau to Hoonah William Hixson, Harry Douglas
 Juneau to Pelican City 7 Joe Green.
 Pelican City to Juneau Robert
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21
MccuTcHEoN GOES HOME

Stanley McCutcheon, Representa- tive-elect from the Third Division, who arrived in Juneau Tuesday night, left by plane yesterday for his home in Anchorage. He has been east as far as Washington, D. c.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21

Buy enc bottle gin-get another for one cent at Juneau Liquor Stores Big One-Cent Sale. Next to Percys.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21

Buy quart of wine at regular price-get another quart for one cent at Juneau Liquor Stores Big One Gent Sale. Next to Percy's.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21

Buy a gallon of holiday wine, get another for one cent at Juneau Liquor Stores Big One-Cent Sale. Next to Percy's.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21

Buy quart of wine al regular rrice-get another quart for one cent at Juneau Liquor Stores Big One Cent Sale. Next to Percy's.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21

Buy two bottles whiskey-giye us a penny for a case of beer at Juneau Liquor Stores Big One- Cent Sale. Next to Percy's.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21

Buy one bottle brandy-get an- ether for one cent at Juneau Liquor Stores Big One-Cent Sale. Next to Percy'S.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21

Buy one bottle brandy-get an-
 other for one cent at Juneau Liquor
 Stores Big One-Cent Sale. Next to Percy'S.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21
LITTLEPAGE IN TOWN

John L. Littlepage, City Engineer for Sitka, has been in Juneau, on business and will return to Sitka today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21

Buy two bottles whiskey-give us penny for a case of beer at Juneau Liquor Stores Big One Cent Sale Next to Percy's.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21
WESTFALL HERE

Kelly Westfall is registered at the Baranof Hotel from Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21

Buy enc bottle liqueur and get another fer one cent at Juneau Liquor Stores One-Cent Sale. Next to Percy's.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21
CHURCH OF CHRIST 5. s.
 PROGRAM FRIDAY NIGHT

The Christmas program Of the Church of Christ Sunday School, Tenth and E Streets, will be given at 2 o'clock Friday night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21
KETCHEKAN VISITOR

F. Berg is in town from Ketchi- kan and is registered at the Bar anof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21
ENTERS HOSPITAL

William R. Malmbery was ad- mitted to St. Anns Hospital yes terday for medical treatment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21

Buy one bottle liqueur and get another for one cent at Juneau Liauor Stores One-Cent Sale. Next to Percy's.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21
SCHOOL HOLIDAY

The Christmas holiday for the students of the Juneau Public Schools is to begin tomorrow at 3 D. m. and continue until Janu- ary 2, A. B. Phillips, Superintend- ent, announces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21
IN FROM sITKA

o. Page, from Sitka, is staying at the Baranof
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21
nENNAID IN TOWN

Robert Dennaid is registered at the Gastineau Hotel from Pelican.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

Articles of Incorporation have been filed by the Anchorage Shrine Club, a non-profit organization.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21

TRIMMER TAAI--CALL 9 1 New Taxi Service announced by D. B. Femmer. Give us call. Courteous attendants. New Cars.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21

Denward, Robert Tickner, Joe Green.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21

Buy quart of wine at regular price-get another quart for one cent at Juneau Liquor Stores Big Onc-Cent Sale. Next to Percy's.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-21
TIDES TOMORROW

Low tide-0:44 a. m, II feet.
 High tide-7:19 a. m, 15.l feet. Low tide-1:30 D. m, Al feet.
 High tide-7:.26 D. m, 137 feet.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

10 remove the old part.
Drs. G. s. Beck and
Harold Fell, of Western
Reserve University, re-
port such a case on a
patient with hardening
(sclerosis) of the blood
vessels on the heart
itself. The surgeons
opened the heart cavity,
the pericardium, took a
bit of the lining tissue
and grated ii upon the
heart. When the new
tissue fused to the heart
and the wound healed,
the new blood supply
overcame all of the
previous danger.
At the University or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

hlll ilpN 10 VIA
nspla ntation
works best only
on those tissues
which require
very little blood.
The eyes cornea
is such a tissue
That's why it is
replaced with so
much success.
Often surgeons
develop the blood
supply by a two.
stage operation
First they attach
the organ or It's.
sue graft and let
it esta blish it's
own blood supply
without worrying
whether ii func-
tons. Then they
do the second OBJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

tubing of quarter-inch bore and half.
inch length are lined with pieces of
vein from the vein banks. The ends
of the veins turn back to form cuffs"
This tiny pipeline unit is inserted in
the severed great arteries, the ends
of which are tied with silk.
In the days ahead such featS may
be extended TO other body parts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

=.
Transplants of the heart show the
organ starts pumping as soon as the
great veins and arteries are attached
10 1t. For week il will beat vigor.
ously Then IL falters, finally fails
Unless the transplanted organ
comes from the same body tissue
antagonism may develop just as Sc
we're shock and even death come from
transfusions in which the donors and
recipients blood is not matched.
With auto-transplantation as in
skin CRAFTS or bone gratis, such az.
tagoniSm is avoided
And most difficult of all-but the
goal Of all researches heterio-trans-
plantation, say from animals 10 man.
So far no heterio-transplant has had
permanent effect. Yet if tiscue an
tagoniSmS are overcome, the day may
come when every packing plant in
the land will provide man with the
spare parts his body may need.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

who offered one Of her eyes TO blind
Sergeant Forrest Vosler of Livonia,
New York, whom she had never seen.
Replacing whole organs of the body
"a liver, an eye, a spleen or an ear
may be impossible at the moment,
but miracles lie ahead Modern mill
tary surgery in the stress of battle
is learning many new skills.
Already battle surgery has pro-
duced the vein bank" by which
Army surgeons are mending the
great arteries of the body with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09


~ b bnGf and an the then sP reGu5 ParsS
three inches of femur, six sections
of size IA nerve and the suitable
arteries TO make the splice"
Ordering spare parts for the body,
maybe, isn't quite that casual today.
but if medical progress continues at
present rates the day when doctors
will draw on spare parts bank for
the body may not be far away.
Blood banks are here. Chicago
has nerve bank. New York an
eye bank. Army doctors use vein
banks in combat zones, and skin
banks are on the way. The hope
is that some day every large hospi-
tai in the country will have its
own spare parts storage vaults.
Replacing the eyes outer trans.
parent membrane, the cornea, is no
longer the miracle operation il once
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

One great bottleneck TO this Utopia
OF long life is 10 solve the blood
supply of the transplanted organ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

Grafton; remove the unwanted part
and put in the new replacement.
Sometimes il is not even necessary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

Chicago Professor Paul Weiss has
been eminently successful With nerve
gratis where his spare parts" are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

was. In Manhattan,
20 hospitals n o "
collect cOrneaS and
send them 10 the
&C e n TT al clearing
house" ar the New
York Hospital.
Spare parts for
the eye come from
patients who have
eye operations for
injury or disease in
which the cornea
itself is not harmed.
In days TO come
surgery should 60
far beyond trans
planting mere cor
meas, and replace
whole eyes. 1t has
already been done
with some of the
lower animals.
If this feat could
b c accomplished,
then IN g d C in G
could take advan.
tagc of such altru-
iStic offers as that
of Mrs. Pauline
Nenard, University
of California coed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09

drawn ! I o m a
nerve bank.
Animal expert
mentS foTeshadoW
what may some
day be possible
with hum a n
b g n gS. b a b Y
teeth have already
been planted in
a q u 1t animals,
have a X En- root
and grown.
In animals, too,
whole kidneys and
hearts have been
transplanted.
While they live
the kidneys hunc-
ton perfectly, rid
ding the blood OF
its wa ste prod
ucts. But they live
owls. a TO-, 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-09
Crafts Of Skin. Bone.
Nerve and Tissue Fore
shadow the Day When
Doctors Will Replace
Any Organ Of the Body
and Take a Major Step
Toward the Dream Of q
cen+urY-oId Life
BY ROBERT ID. POTTER
Science Editor

Hk EURSE, check our credit bal
IN ance at the spare parts
hank and thpn f.pOlIicitiop
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DISCUSSION,

DISCOSSAoN.
1.-THE Path of Intelligence" dis
cussed by the Biosophy Club, Jewish
Community Center, $50 o'clock to-
night.
Army Air Forces captured enemy
equipment exhibit, Washington
Monument Grounds, 10 am. to 10
pm. daily through July 8. Special
shows to 8 pm. daily.
Richard F. Lahey art exhibit, Cor
coran Art Gallery, 9 am. to 4:30 p m
weekdays.
Co-ordinator of Inter American
Affairs artists exhibit, Commerce
Building, 10 am. to 6 pm. daily
through July IL.
MEETING.
American Association of Scientific
Workers, Washington branch
Science Service Conference room
1719 N street NV, 8 o'clock tonight.
Members only.
Marine Band, east front OF Capt.
tol, o'clock tonight.
SQUARE DANCE.
Sponsored by Potomac Hostelers
Jewish Community Center roof,
SIS o'clock tonight.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco
Theater. tonight: Baseball game by
diamond-graph; Adjutant Generals S
School Dance Band from Fort
Washington; Daphne Hellman,