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Exhausted, shrunken Finland still had to disarm and intern remnants of the German Army, still had crushing domestic problems to settle, still had work and bread to find for her 3.6 million weakened people. But Finland still had her nominal independence...
...Abolish all Fascist organizations, free all antiFascists, intern all Axis nationals, restore in good order all property seized from Allied nationals...
...Finland must: break relations with Germany, intern Nazi troops and ships, calling for Russian help if necessary (as it probably would be); restore the 1940 frontier and agreement with Russia; release all Russian and Allied prisoners and internees. Reparations due Russia, demobilization of the Finnish Army and the future of the port of Petsamo on the Arctic may be discussed in Moscow later. At week's end, the Finns were still thinking it over...
Finland was another matter. If the Germans go home through Sweden, the laws of neutrality demand that the Swedes intern them. The Swedes would also have to feed them. There are an estimated 100,000 Germans in Finland (and northern Norway), and Sweden has no food to spare...
Practical Surgery. Dr. Crile's biggest contributions to surgery began when as an intern he saw a young man die after his legs were crushed by a railroad train. The boy did not die of bleeding, which was very slight, but of shock-a depression of vitality brought about by fear, pain and injured nerves. Dr. Crile came to believe that unconsciousness at the time of operation was no guarantee against death-dealing shock, that injured nerves could send dangerous impulses even to an unconscious brain...