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3:30 France
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5:30 Dan Smoot
5:45 Weekend in Qbej) 'X
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8!w Ed Sullivan
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130 Edge of Night
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Mass X-Ray Term Said
CFeople tave misunderstood
the use of the term mass X-ray,
according to Dr. James T. Sper
os, Tiead of the chest devision
Of the University of Oregon Med
ical school and head of the ,TB
control program In Portland.
Dr. Speros also said fear of
radiation is doing harm to the
tuberculosis finding program and
to the community at large when
he recently spoke before the
Jackson County Public Health
association. He said the fear has
resulted from the surgeon gen
eral of the United States' recent
announcement of the dangers of
8 mass X-ray program.
He told the group that It is
more important to continue the
search for cases of active
in th community, which tr Ca
mere' pressing danger to the
health of the; country than the
small amount of radiation Hn
safe porportions received rom
a chest X-ray. He added that the
radiation from such an X-ray
amounts to no more then that
from a luminous Wristwatch
dial-
Jr. Spef o had made the' trip
Hew Rate Adopted
By Local Nurses
A new rate for registered ptb
fessional nurses was adopted by
Hedford diitrict number four for
each eight-hour shift, according
to Mrs. Mary E. Osgood, R.N.,
chairman ef the private duty
nursejr section of the Ore
gon Nurses association.
The new fee is to be $2.12
per hour during an eight-hour
shift. The fee was adopted by
the association during its Oc
tober meeting, she Said. She aid
All Medford hospital? had teen
notified of the ehange..
Mrf) Osgood Said professioe
1 nurse Is Self-employed when
he ii doing grivateduty and
muit grovide giemSelve with
socl decuritj, vacetioni, gick
leave, fteelth and retirement
benefPtfi lh5s service i usually
provided Cby the employe for
other nurje, ie Sdded.
Sh flso id tfit unlesi 0ross
yncome for grfvate duty nartes
come more igi isie witn jnose
of nurse irf oe fields, giey
will most IT'ly iov on to ogier
jobs which are more tccegble
financially. i
Cui, GiJJfer Wor
WillMtys
Central Point Cnstructi,on
of curb and (glitters c Bignam
dr. btwn Pine and Oak (Kfi
should b finiahed some time
this week, according to Lyle
Paull, city recorder. Q
Construction started first) of
last week. Bids were opened
Nov. 1. Total estimated cost for
the work being done by M. C.
Lininger and Hughes and Dodd
construction companies, both of
Medford, is set at $2,6.50. This
will be assessed against the prop
erty owners affected; Paull said.
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Jackson county, a spokesman
said. This program is supported
by the Christmas seal campaign
each year, he explained.
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