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RECEIVES PIN oiK'red Heart Hospital ad
ministrator bisU'r LuKe is shown above as
she presented a lu-ycar service pin to
Thomas Mclnerney, chief engineer al the
hospit;i!. la.t week. The presentation was
made during a pai ty for hospital employees
on Personnel Day, held in connection with
National Hospital Week.
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Yaneouver. Wash. -'ITP- A
jury found John Richard Brn
dersen. Kuilty of murder!
in the first decree an(i reeom-1
mended the death penalty Fri
day nitthl. I
The verdict ended a five
day trial of Brodersen, charg
ed with tlie knife-slaying of
Harold Oster. 51, of Camas,
Wash., last November.
The recommendation came
as soinelhint; of a surprise
since prosecutor R. l)e Will
Jones did not ask for the death
p e nalt y. The defense had
pleaded innocent by reason of
temporary insanity.
The jury of four men and
eiht women deliberated the
case for lliree hours, liroder
son only nodded his head
when the decision was read.
HISS LOSES JEWELRY
New York - U'L-Alger Hiss,
who served a prison u rm in
connection with alleged Com
munist spy activity, told po
lice his apartment was burg
larised last week. The only ob-
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medfoid, Or.
Monday, May 16, I960 A '
Cadenabbia, Italy- IPii -West
German Chancellor Konrad
Adenauer was expected to ar-
aijate vmti worth about S25 center .May 25 for a three or
and a S.) pair of cuff links. I fuur week vacation.
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Ktivt'nunt'nl drmunst rations
bniki1 (ml Saturday in Ankara
and poluv and troops used
U'iir us ttt try to disperse a
i crowd of 2. SOU persons.
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Arrjngcmcnts Can Be Made tor Absence tor Summer Camps
and tor Family Vacahons
CLASS STARTS JUNE 13
8:00 to 11:00 Monday through Friday
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EXAMINE INSTRUMENTS As part of
tour of Sacred Heart' hospital Thursday,
students from various Rogue valley high
schools were permitted to view surgery
facilities and other areas of the hospital
that the average visitor does not see. Above,
Medford High school students Alice Jona
son left, Ellen Montgomery, center, and
Jean Kennett, view a display of surgical
instruments used in an appendectomy. A
Career Day program held at the hospital
son, U'ft. Ellen Montgomery, center, and
lied in with observance of National Hospital
Week. The girls above are all members of
the Providence Guild who perform volun
teer service in the hospital and helped con
duct the tour.
100 Sf udesifs Attend
Career Day Program
At Local Hospita!
Approximately 100 selected
students from nine Rogue val
ley schools attended a Career
Day program at Sacred Heart
hospital Thursday, planned by
the hospital as part of its ob
servance of National Hospital
Week.
The day's program was di
vided into two sections, with
ninth - graders attending the
three-hour morning session de
signed to acquaint them with
various careers in the field
of medicine.
The students were welcom
ed by Sister Luke of the
Savior, hospital administra
tor, and addressed by Dr. Wil
liam Miller, chief of staff.
A film entitled "H e a 1 1 h
Careers" was shown to the
students, and they were di
vided into smaller groups for
conducted tours of the hos
pital. Displays, lectures, and
question and answer periods
were arranged in the surgery,
x-ray, laboratory and pharm
acy departments.
Early in the afternoon, up
per grade students who were
particularly interested in the
field of nursing arrived at the
hospital. The afternoon pro
gram followed a pattern simi
lar to the morning's events,
but was beamed directly at
the nursing field, with the
film, "My Cap is My Crown,"
depicting the work of student
nurses, taking the place of the
one shown the earlier section.
Also featured as a part of
the day's program was a party,
for the triplet sons of Mr. and
Mrs. James W. Rolls who
were born Dec. 2S, 1054. at
the hospital. Present at the
event were Mrs. Kara Rucker,
R.N., and Mrs. Addie Price,
R.N., who cared for the trip
lets at the time of their birth.
Assist Personnel
Assisting hospital personnel
with the day's events were
members of the Providence
Guild under the direction of
Mrs. George Kaiser, and a
group of 11 Medford High
school girls who have, been
performing volunteer services
for the hospital throughout
the past year.
The girls Sandra Al
len, Carolyn Kent, Nancy
Duncan, Patricia Ken nedy,
Ellen Montgomery, Alice
Jonason, Lynn Peterson, Mar
ilyn Harwood, Jean Banks,
Jean Kennett, and Nancy Mc
Laughlin, pinned name tags
on the arriving students, as-
Flag Program for
Cemeteries Noted
The William II. Harrison
Relief corps, auxiliary to the
GAR of the Civil War, is at
tempting to put flags at all
GAR graves at Central Point,
Jacksonville, and Sams Val
ley on Memorial day, officials
have announced.
Families are requested to
notify the corps where other
graves are located so they
will not overlook them.
Residents may call Mrs.
Allen Hermanson, SPring
2-6457, or Mrs. John Novak,
SPring 2-6591. Communica
tions will also be accepted by
Mrs. Novak at 23 Lincoln St.,
Medford.
sisted with the tours, and
served refreshments to the
group.
Earlier in the week a Per
sonnel Day was held, with en
tertainment and refreshments
for hospital personnel. On
this occasion a 10-year service
pin was presented to Thomas
Mclnerney who is chief engi
neer at the hospital.
A number of events were
scheduled at both Rogue Val
ley Memorial and Sacred
Heart hospitals during the
special Hospital Week.
Salmon Escapement
Claimed Increased
Portland - HTfl - The Stale
Fish Commission said Satur
day salmon escapement has
risen in both the Columbia
and Willamette rivers in the
past 10 days.
On opening day of the com
mercial spring season April
30 the cumulative count of
Chinook salmon at Bonneville
dam was about H7,0II() and
through May 9 was close to
63.000.
By April 29 about 200
Chinook were estimated to
have passed Willamette Falls
but an additional 800 passed
during the week ending May
7.
Gillnet landings in the Co
lumbia during the first week
were estimated al 30,000
Chinook, about 60 per cent
of the number caught in the
first week of 1959.
SEEKS 'OVERTIME' PAY
Los Angeles - HPII - Truck
driver George Wilson 5B, Fri
day filed a $120 claim with
the Board of Supervisors,
which he said would come to
$20 for each of six days he
claimed he was kept over
time completing a five - day
jail sentence for drunk driv
ing.
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