EIGHT MEDrORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday, September 25, 19S5
City Designated
Emergency Blood
Collection Center
Dr. Edwin R. Durno, Jackson
"county civil defense medical
chairman, reported to the Jack
son county medical society at a
recent meeting that training in
the technique of procuring blood
will be obtained by local phy
sicians and nurses r ot a t i n g
through the Red Cross mobile
collection unit.
Medford Blood Center
Medford, Dr. Durno noted,
along with Klamath Falls and
Coos Bay have been designated
as blood collection centers dur
ing emergencies, and that local
physicians will be educated in
procuring techniques of the
bloodmobile.
The society also announced
that Dr. Theodore P. Barrs of
Washington, D.C., is en route to
Medford to establish a practice
in anesthesiology.
Dr. Jack Ingram, Medford ear,
nose and throat specialist, pre
sented a paper, "diseases of the
Ear, Nose and Throat Caused by
Nerve and Blood Vessel Dis
orders."
Guests Present
Several guests were present,
Including Dr. Thomas Bolton,
orthopedic sugeon; Dr. Andrew
Bulkley, pediatician; Dr. Daniel
Boals, anesthesiologist; Dr. .Lau
rel G. Case, general practice;
Dr. Lee Harlow, dermatologist;
Dr. Robert Jackson, obstetrician
and gynecologist at Medford
clinic; Dr. Stanley Brown of
Gold Hill; Dr. John Reed, gen
eral surgeon, Ashland; Dr. W.
Roney, Dr. John Waterman,
child psychiatrist of Portland,
and Dr. William Todd of Camp
White.
Crash Near Arlington
Kills Washington Man
Arlington fUJ.PX One man
died and two othen were in
jured Friday afternoon when a
car-trailer slipped onto a soft
shoulder near here and caused
the car pulling it to swerve into
the path of an oncoming auto.
Frank Meehan, Richland,
Wash., died at 6 p.m. in The
Dalles general hospital. He was
driver of -the car pulling the
trailer.
In serious condition at the
same hospital were Douglas P.
Bolton, 46, Warm Springs, N. M.,
driver of the other car. Bolton's
wife suffered less' serious injuries.
Meehan, a security guard at
the Hanford atomic works in
Richland, Wash., was scheduled
to retire in 30 days.
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"SWEEPY"
Comic Book '
Assits Training in
VA Domiciliary Here
1,000 Expected at
Fall Ceremonial ;
Set for Oct. 8-9
Nearly 1,000 persons are ex
pected to attepd the annual fall
ceremonial of the Far-Western
Temple association of Nomads
of Avrudaka and Dramatic Ord
er of the Knights of the Khoras-
san, to be held in Medford Oct.
8 and 9, it was announced Saturday.
Fuhat Burkan Temple 224
will be host for the gathering,
for which delegates frorn some
43 temples and 35 santhas from
the 11 western states and three
western provinces of Canada are
expected.
Registration
Registration for the gathering
will be at the Medford hotel
both days. A parade of Nomads
and DOKKies will be held at
5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 8, and a
banquet will be held at the
Jackson hotel that evening. At
8:30 p.m., the ceremonial will
be held at St. Mary's school.
Among the dignitaries attend
ing will be Imperial Prince
Raymond E. Schilling, Butte,
Mont., Imperial Secretary Carl
R. Mitchell, Cincinnati.O., and
others, including District Deputy
Imperial Prince H. S. Willen
brink, Yreka, Calif.
On THe Side ey e. v. Durimg
(Diitributed by Kins F Syndicate.
Camp White The Veterans
Administration has issued four
comic books as training manuals
in the better hospital housekeep
ing program now under way.
The lessons are presented with
cartoon drawings accompanying
the text and four characters
Dusty, S weepy, Moppy and
Waxey.
These four were introduced
to the domiciliary Friday at a
showing of the characters, pro
jected on the screen in the thea
tre, and synchronized with dia
logue reproduced in the control
booth.
Training Program
The show was held morning
and afternoon -as part of the
training program for the benefit
of members and employees. It
had an "electric" effect . in the
morning, dusting 'and sweeping
for inspection and the buildings
were shining as a result.
The ' event was arranged by
Personnel . Officer Heitkemper
and presented by Al Birman and
Jim Kea, projectionists of spe
cial services.
These four elves have much
to do with the appearance of VA
installations and have a ruling
part in the daily routine, as
every veteran who has ever visit
ed a hospital or home will testify.
"This visual aid on house
keeping techniques has been de
veloped for the Veterans Admin
istration by a nationally known
consultant in the field of house
keeping management," Dr. Joel
T. Boone, former chief medical
director, explains.
Importance Stressed
"Hospital housekeeping is a
most important phase in provid
ing medical services," Dr. Boone
states.
As an example, this advice is
given by Dusty:
Don't get "pinched" while
dusting; this pure carelessness.
You. need all of your fingers,
so don't lop them off while dust
ing an electric fan.
Pipes and radiators can.be
"hot stuff" and burns from them
can be painful.
Don't over-reach. Avoid 1 a
wrenched back by stretching
carefully when "dusting in high
places.
Remove articles from top sur
face before dusting.
More Elaboiaie View
Sweepy gives a little more
elaborate review of his depart
ment, with diagrams covering
the scientific method of sweep
ing a floor. Here is what he says
about handling a broom:
Want a backache, Stoop when
you sweep, and you will get one
in a hurry. The short three foot
stroke should be used only where
you cannot use a longer stroke
The six foot stroke and a straight
back makes the job a lot easier
and a lot faster, too.
; Moppy is proud of his good
record. He says:
It just seems like everyone
needs a sparkling clean floor.
The doctors and nurses need me
to keep tnjngs good and clean
so they can do their jobs better.
The patients need me too; seems
they get well faster in a good
clean place. And when I do my
work well, my fellow workers
are more careful about keeping
things clean, too.
SkUl, Hard Work
Waxy is the last man, and
brings the show to a close in
these words:
Well folks, that brings me to
the end of my lesson on how to
wax a- floor. I've tried to show
you how a real floor artist op
erates, how he combines skill
and hard work to create an ar
tistic masterpiece, and how pride
in his work gives' him that won
derful feeling of satisfaction that
goes with a floor that glows.
Signal Corps personnel and
their families in Headquarters,
U. S. Army Europe have sup
ported two German orphanges
for four years.
Unless you have walked over
the Brooklyn Bridge you can't
tell yourself a real New Yorker
or a genuine Brooklynite. My
mother used to sing a song about
strolling' on the Brooklyn
Bridge. It is titled "Danny By
My Side." Was written by Ned
Harrigan, Tony Hart and Dave
Braham. I was much interested
to note a reference to this song
in "The Merry Partners," the
ctnrw of Harriean and Hart bril-
j ... - . t ir-u-
liantly written Dy r.. J.
Jr. One line goes, "The Brook
lyn Bridge on Sunday is known
as Lovers' Lane."
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lvrn President of tne unuea
sfatps has. during his term oi oi-
,v attended a horse race in the
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T,:t 75 vearsi 0 we can acci
o-t;n ' President Eisenhower
hii nnt be at the International
Handicap at Laurel, Ma., next
month. However, tne msn-Drea
imrP Panasieeper, a uvwcu
contestant in tnax classic rate,
,,-m rarrv the colors of Presi-
,w Sean T. O'Kelly of Ireland.
The Laurel management better
have a band on hand to play
"TVip Wearing of the ureen u
Panasieeper gets into the win-
,-irrie.' And I think he
might.
Sidelights
r-v.oMrerf ttiv ' weight on a
fcosith chart. I weight 187
..nc ac T emeree from the
shower bath. According to the
chart that is exactly the right
weight for my height and age.
Add members My Name Is
a Poem Club: Vanilla Gunilla,
to Anoeies . . . Note a refer-
ence to a "butternut blonde.
What kind of a blonde is that?
It is not included in our Horses
and Women Department's list of
the 69 different types of blondes.
Asking
Queries from clients. Q. Who
starred in the play "The Girl
with the Green Eyes?" A. Clara
Bloodgood. Was one of Clyde
Fitch's best plays . . . Q. Why
do you stubbornly insist seven
clubs are enough for a golfer
when it is generally accepted
that 12 are necessary to play
the game properly? A. The game
can be played easier with 12
clubs, but just as properly with
seven; two woods, five irons.
Use of seven clubs makes it
more of a game of skill. Using
12 clubs in golf is the same as
the use of the lively ball in base
ball. . . .
Says She
"Red-haired women are the
most conceited of their sex
and the excessive attention you
and other male writers lavish on
them is not helping what has
become a boring 'situation,"
writes a Boston brunette. "Red
haired women make themselves
Two Men Killed in
Union County Mishaps
La Grande U.PJ Two men
died in unrelated logging acci
dents in La Grande area Wednes
day and Thursday.
Robert Julius Backus, Elgin,
was killed instantly Thursday
near Summery ille. He was assist-
chnM o i j uig m loading logs on a irucK
visor to give the strawberry " ? ZT
blondes a few pointers on what I "lc "
to wear, how to wear it
Inc.)
conspicuous by a lack of style
sense and good taste. In this
they make a near approach to
vulgarity. The red-haired wom
an's plunging neckline always
plunges to the limit. Her bathing
suit usually out-bikinis a bikini.
She revels in revealing. That
shop exclusively for redheads
He worked for D. Regl Har
wood, an Elgin logging contrac
tor. John W. Clark, 57, died in
stantly Wednesday when he was
struck by logs rolling off a
loaded truck north of Enterprise.
Truck driver, Glenn Molvig
said he was connecting an air
hose when he heard the logs be
gin to move. He said he jumped
under the truck to escape death.
The state industrial accident
commission was reported inves
tigating the mishap.
when."
and
Asides
Note it said the billing of
that picturesque thespian of the
yesteryear, Corse Payton, was
' the world's worst actor." That's
wrong. It was "America's bet
bad actor" . . . What shape are
you in to win a jackpot on al
quiz program?, i u give you a
simple question as a warm up.
Name the 13 original States of
the United States of America.
Memory Lane
Have received a picture of
the cast of a play presented by
the Amsterdam, N. Y High
School graduating class of 1934.
And so what? Well, Sir, one of
the members of thw cast was a
handsome young fellow named
Isadore Demsky. Now a world
iamous mm star, isadore is
professionally known as Kirk
Douglas.
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died Saturday at his home. The
boy was washing his car when
he was stricken with a heart
attack.
Active in Medford high school
affairs, the boy was an outsand-
ing student. He would have been
a senior student this year He
was a leading contender for the
school's golf team and had taken
part in the state junior golf
tournament.
He also played a prominent
part in local Boy Scout work
and two years ago attended the
national Boy Scout jamboree at
Santa Ana, Calif.. ,'
Conger-Morris funeral home
is in charge of arrangements,
which are pending.
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