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:00 Eyewitness to History
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630 "The Bride Wore Red"
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9 30 Have Gun Will Travel
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The Medical
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On Operating an Eye Bank
In the Sight-Saving Re
view there is an interesting
article by Alena Drake on
1?
the operation
JL I of the Illinois
If fh- I Eye Bank in
Chicago. Miss
Drake tells
how the bank
was sta r t e d
and how it has
grown. People
cannot will
their eyes be-
jjb. alvarez cause takes
too long a time to probate
a will. No; people must tell
their families, or executors,
that they want their eyes
given to a bank. The per
son's eyes must be removed
by a surgeon and sent to
the Eye Bank within three
hours after death, and the
transplantation to a blind per
son must be performed with
in the next 24 or 36 hours.
If what I read recently is
true, soon eyes in "a bank"
will be kept for weeks in a
special solution.
Details of mailing the eyes,
or sending them by airplane,
have been worked out. A spe
cial package has been made:
the Red Cross volunteer mo
tor helps, and the Eastern Air
Lines transport the eyes with
out charge. Eyes which are
not needed in Chicago are
sent to the Eye Bank in New
York. The Eye Bank in Chi
cago was organized by the
Illinois Society for the Pre
vention of Blindness, with
the cooperation of the Chi
cago Ophthalmological Socie
ty. The New York office is
called the New. York Eye
Bank for Sight Restoration,
Inc. Today there are full-time
workers in the Chicago bank,
and last year 210 eyes were
made available to ophthalmol
ogists. In 11 years, 694 eyes
have been donated. It is a
fine thoughtful type of per
son who wants, after he is
gone, to do his bit toward
helping some blind person to
see.
Dope Addicts
I now read that the Fed
eral Bureau of Narcotics' Sta
tistics have shown that there
are 44,148 dope addicts in
the United States. Most of
them are under 30 years of
age. It is estimated that they
are paying $300,000,000 a
year to gangsters to supply
them with heroin alone. The
addicts who just must find
somewhere a large sum of
money for their dope, usually
do not work, so they are com
pelled to rob someone in order
to get the money. They can't
go without dope because this
is so very painful to them. The
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financial situation is much
worse than it appears at first
sight, because when a man
steals a mink coat out of
someone's apartment and
takes it to a "fence" he does
not get $5,000; I imagine he
is lucky if he gets a tenth
or a twentieth of that. This
means that in order to get
50 or 100 dollars a day for
his dope, he must steal $1,000
or more.
I now read that the United
Kingdom recently reported to
the United Nations Commis
sion on Narcotic Drugs in
Geneva that, in Great Brit
ain, they have only 359
known addicts According to
the report, the British give
their addicts the narcotics at
so low a price that the gang
sters can't stay in business.
Some people feel that we
ought to try the British
method, but others tell us that
it wouldn't work.
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Salem (DPD Circuit Judge
Val Sloper has empowered
Oregon Insurance Commis
sioner V. Dean Musser to re
ceive and pay claims against
Mid - Union Indemnity com
pany, including the use of
state-deposited funds of the
insolvent firm.
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gon attorney general on be
half of the state and Musser
early this week. Musser said
in the proceeding that Mid
Union Indemnity had $52,000
in bonds deposited with the
state treasurer and assets
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