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The Medical Roundup
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Dr Alvarez
lungs, and he
A VISIT TO SKID ROW
The other night I visited Skid
Row in Chicago with my good
friend, George Sluka, who knows
the d 1 s t r 1 ct
well because
one of his jobs
in the Tuber
culosis Insti
tute of Chica
go and Cook
county is get
ting people to
accept a free
x-ray examin
tion of their
and his chief,
John Egdorf, find that 21 per
cent of the cases that show up
in Chicago are found among the
poorly-fed derelicts on Madison
Street. Almost all of the men
on Skid Row try to live on
alcohol instead of food, and this
makes for serious malnutrition.
George took me into a big liquor
store into which the men stream
all evening to buy the cheapist
liquor they can get. Those who
can't buy whiskey, get a pint of
wine for 28 cents.
George took me into the Sal
vation Army's Harbor Light
Corps office, where I met Major
Quinn and his charming wife.
There, I saw scores of strange
looking men filing in to get a
meal. Because many of them
have few if any teeth, the food
has to be soft. It is eaten out of
a bowl with a spoon. The men
eat standing up, because if they
sat down they might go to sleep,
and then it would be hard to
waken them. In a vacant lot
nearby, every afternoon an
anonymous donor gives about
400 of these men a free meal.
George tells me that some of
the men work, most of'them as
laborers on the railroad, others
as cooks and food-handlers. Us
ually they have to be paid every
day because they literally live
from hand to mouth and day
to day.
I have gone through some of
the flop-houses in which these
men live, and in winter have
marveled at the way in which
many of them just sit and sort
of hibernate until spring comes.
What is sad is to see a certain
number of young men apparent
ly settling down already to live
on Skid Row. Today, it is pop
ular to say that these men are
victims of Society, but I do not
sympathize with this idea. In
the days in which I worked in
a big City Hospital, I came to
know many of these men well,
and I was always impressed with
their complete lack of any
thought for the morrow, and
their curse of alcoholism. In the
depths of a Montana winter,
with the thermometer dropping
to 30 degrees below zero, I have
seen one of these men exchange
his coat for a bottle of whiskey.
Such a man, if he wanted to,
could earn a large amount of
"Look Homeward Angel," was
not coined by Thomas Wolfe,
author of a novel by that name.
John Milton who first wrote the
phrase in "Lycidas," a pastoral
elegy.
WANNA DATE Jeannine
Neal, 17, new "Date Queen"
of Phoenix, Ariz, and the
Valley of the Sun, samples
the new crop that is now
ripe. Phoenix, second larg
est producer of dates, grows
some 10 different kinds.
WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE
Oldest Shop in So. Oregon
409 E. Main Phone SP 2-2269
Day and Night Service
(Medford and vicinity)
No calls FrI. eve., all day Sat.,
or Sunday
3.50
money a day, logging, or road
building or running a big bulldoze-,
and if he were to save
some of the money he could
soon be a responsible citizen:
but each Saturday night, he is
sure to blow in every cent of
his paycheck on dissipation.
Eventually, the day comes
when, perhaps at the age of 50,
the man has a body so beaten
down by dissipation, alcohol and
lack of food, that he can no
longer work as a laborer. Then,
if he were reliable and could
leave alcohol alone, he might
still find some sort of a job,
but ofen there is absolutely no
reliability in him, and so to Skid
Row he has to go just a bit of
human wreckage.
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Phone SPring 2-9001
634 Crater Lake Avenue
SERVICE CALLS $3.50
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My own shop 10 years.
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