Wonted by FBI
August 2, 1951
»—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
all the homes in Mill City and some
of the outlying areas during the x-
ray campaign.
It was no small task that Mrs. Cleo
Thomas and the Mill City Girl Scouts
performed in caring for the children
of those taking time out for their
Mill City and the Canyon area have x-rays. Hostesses for the x-ray unit
teen commended for the excellent during its three-day stay in Mill City
showing they made during the recent were Mrs. Ruth Harmon, and Mrs.
x-ray campaign in the North Santiam Ruth Bauer, Mrs. Bertha Baltimore,
Canyon. Mill City citizens responded Mrs. Bernice Bigger, Mrs. Jeane Don­
>n a generous manner by visiting the aldson, Mrs. Harry Dyhrman, and
x-ray unit an average of 48 per hour Mrs. Ida Carey.
for a period of 22 hours, or a total of
Those performing a wonderful job
1056 persons were x-rayed.
of canvassing were Miss Joyce Kester,
Mrs. George Ditter, local x-ray Mrs. Roy Beebe, Mrs. Goldie Rambo.
chairman, deserves the thanks of the Mrs. Dolores Stiffler, Mrs. L. Ver­
entire community, as do also those beck, Mrs. Hazel Irwin, Mrs. Bernice
who worked as faithfully with her Bigger, Mrs. Jeane Donaldson, Miss
in making Mill City’s x-ray program Sue Mikkelsen, Mrs. Ruth Bauer, Mrs.
a grand success. Cavassers contacted Ruth Harmon, Mrs. Given Jones, Mrs.
Mary Galbraith, Mrs. Ida Carey Mrs.
LaVern Knowles, Mrs. L. Kanoff, Mrs.
Mary Tuers, Mrs. Bertha Baltimore,
Mrs. Hugh Jull, Mrs. Marge Ditter
and Mrs. Frank Klecker helped with
the transportation problem.
Putting $500,000 worth of expens­
ive'equipment in this area for several
months, plus technical experts, The
U. S. Public Health Service receives
nothing directly for this help. The
bill for this work is paid for through
national taxes.
The state health department is
loaning part of its technical personnel
and equipment and although the de­
partment is financed from general
state taxes no charge is being made
for this extra service to the residents
of this eight county area.
The headquarters of the survey
group, located in Salem, has been
equipped through the generosity of
individuals and organizations who are
interested in seeing the survey pro­
perly conducted in all counties partic­
ipating as well as their own Marion.
The trail of the individual x-ray is
a long one and is checked and re­
checked so in the end it will give each
individual a true story of the condi­
tion of his or her health as far as it
is possible for the x-ray to disclose.
Films and individual cards go from
a specialized locations department to
the technicians operating the x-ray
ON THE HIGHWAY
units which practically park in the
front yards of the general public in
order to be convenient.
When an individual signs a card it
is inserted in the x-ray machine in
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such a way that the number of the
card and the name of the participant
50 lbs.
is exposed to the flash when the
picture is made. When the film is
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developed the chest x-ray, card num­
ber and participant’s name are in­
dozen
cluded.
Returned to headquarters, the roll
of films containing approximately
TOMATOES
300 pictures is developed and then
dried on electrically operated infra­
bs
ray heated, automatic driers. Four
of these driers can be operated at
Ice Cold Stripped
the same time carrying 1,200 chest
pictures.
WATERMELON
After the drying is completed the
films are re-run on roll and delivered
to the records department. Here the
cards of participants and the actual
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x-ray pictures are arranged in regular
order, picture-card, picture-card.
Cubes
lb.
After this recording the roll of films
plus the corresponding cards are
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taken to the film interpretation room
where five doctors from the United
<it.
States Public Health Service mount
the
film spools on machines especially
gal.
designed to permit careful study and
correct readings.
Chase & Sanborn
Each spool of films is read by at
least two doctors. In some cases all
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of the doctors may be called to look
at some pictures when there is a
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question in the mind of the doctor
reading the film.
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After these ”0 millimeter pictures
have been “read” by the doctors they
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place them in three classifications:
1. Satisfactory, 2, Unsatisfactory,
3. Further Study.
Participants whose cards are mark­
Dennison’s Selected
ed satisfactory or unsatisfactory re­
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ceive cards notifying them of the
with Vegetables
readings. Those receiving the satis­
factory cards can file them as a seal
of safety. Those receiving the unsat­
isfactory cards need not worry.
Chances are many of these partici-
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I pants moved, has some obstruction
upon their person or perhaps there
was a flaw in the film. These are
asked to return to any unit and have
Colson’s Large Fresh
a second small film.
Those participants who are asked
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to
come in for a large, or 14” x 17”
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picture are so notified in a sealed
letter. This is done in confidence
each
because out of the three or four in a
X-Ray Program
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ROBERT GEORGE THOMPSON
Alert citizens and law enforcement
agencies throughout the nation have
been reguested by the FBI to assist
in locating Robert George Thomp­
son, one of the convicted Communist
Party leaders who are now fugitives
from justice. A description of
Thompson a former logger, is as
follows:
Age, 36, born June 21, 1915, at
Grants Pass, height, 5'9*4”; weight,
170 pounds; eyes, dark brown; hair,
brown, thick, straight; complexion,
light; build, muscular; race, white;
By MRS. REBA SNYDER
nationality, American; scars and
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon McIntosh and marks, bullet wound left knee, appen­
children, Carol and Bobby, moved this dectomy.
week to Springfield, where McIntosh
will work. They are two miles from
town, two miles from his work and the
children are but five blocks from
school.
A DAUGHTER—To Mr. and Mrs
Lee Hopson, Jr., returned home a Carl Herron, Lyons, Route 1, August
¡week ago from Portland; where, for 1, at Salem Memorial hospital.
the past six weeks, he had been visit­
A SON—To Mr. and Mrs, E. D.
ing with his mother and her family. Kindred. Mill City, July 31, at Salem
He left last Sunday for the McGuffin General hospital.
bean field where he will work w’ith
A DAUGHTER—To Mr. and Mrs.
his step mother Mrs. Lee Hopson.
C, J. Watt, Mill City, July 30, at
Tommy and Larry Pittam of Rose­ Salem General hospital.
burg. nephews of Jerry Pittam and
A DAUGHTER—To Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. A. R. Snyder, are visiting the
Lawrence Jones, Mill City, July 26,
two families this week.
Last week guests in the John Rone at Salem General hospital.
A SON—To Mr. and Mrs. Robert
home were, Friday, Mrs. Rone’s
mother, Mrs. Mary Floyd, and sister, Unger, Idanha. July 21, at Dallas
Shirley; Saturday night, Mr. and Mrs. hospital.
Jack Towry of Salem, and Sunday,
her brother, Nash Floyd and family, relatives. Mr. Hallford received medi­
of Medford.
cal care from a doctor while there
Mr. and Mrs. George Brasmer moved for injury to his back incurred earlier
this week from the Schaffer duplex to in the week.
the house vacated by the McIntosh
Mr. and Mrs. Gudne Geston drove,
family,
Sunday to Dorena for a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hallford and relatives.
baby spent a few days last week in
Mrs. Evan Howard is here with Mr.
McMinnville with her sister, Mrs. Ver­ Howard for a two-week vacation from
non Thomasson, and family and other her duties in Portland.
Participants in the Willamette Valley Chest X-Ray survey may wonder
just what happens to the pictures after they have presented themselves
for photographs at the mobile x-ny units. Shown above is Dick New­
comb. darkroom technician, placing a roll of x-ray films on the infra-red
heated, electrically operated automatic driers. This process follows the
developing. In the picture below is a group of physicians tn the inter­
pretation room, “reading” the films after they have been developed, dried
and processed through the records department where every picture is
matched with the participant's card. Standing are Dr. E. D. Luby, left.
Dr. John Parsons. Seated are Dr. Roy Lindgren front, and Dr. E.
Herbert, back.
MILL CITY MEAT MARKET
MILL CITY Joseph A. Wright--
(Continued from Page 1)
The Santiam Lions club and auxil­
iary held a pot-luck dinner and square that time in Salem Memorial hospital.
He entered the hospital this year,
dance, Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cline spent I February 21, and was moved to the
several days at Walport, where they Cottage Convalescent home April 2.
I He passed away there at 1 a.m.,
recently purchased property.
August 1.
Mr. George Veteto received word
He loved the out-of-doors. He was
this morning that his sister Mrs. Les­ a member of the United Brotherhood
ter Hess of Canby passed away this of Carpenters and Joiners of America,
morning. The Vetetoes will drive to and was employed five years by M. &
Canby, Saturday evening for the M. Woodworking Co. of Portland at
funeral Sunday.
their branch at Idanha Veneer Co.
Mr. Lowell Stiffler's brother, Mr. located between Detroit and Idanha.
Stanley Stiffler of Eugene is in a Mr. Wright was a member of F.O.E.,
Portland hospital where he under­ Santiam Aerie 2745. It is said of
went major surgery. The Stifflers him that he was honest and kind,
will drive to Portland, Friday for a especially to anyone down and out.
visit with him.
Besides his wife, Alice Gregson
Wright, he is survived by three
hundred asked to come in for the daughters Lorain Sikes, Ventura,
large picture, many may learn that California; Evelyn Kirkeeng, La Jolla,
they have caught in time the early California; and Leia Bostw’ick, Port-
working of some disease which may land; one son Ronald A. Wright,
Miami, Elordia; and twelve grand-
be quickly cured.
After the larger picture is taken children.
Also surviving are sisters Mrs.
the entire group of doctors study it
very carefully. When they complete i Emma Drake of Heppner and Mrs.
their interpretation the participant’s I Vera Given, Silverton; brother Step­
private physician is notified of the hen Elmo Wright, Medical Lake,
! Washington; aunts Mrs. Ronald C.
full findings.
The participant is then refered to I Glover. Salem; Mrs. Lillie C. Read,
his personal physician and if he has | Spokane, Washington; Mrs. W. H.
no personal physician, or perhaps is i Oscar and Mrs. James Buscelle of
without finances to pursue further Oakland, California; uncle Dr. Alfred
treatment, he is then referred to the H. Byars, Los Angeles, Calfornia; and
county health department, for proper | a number of nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be conducted
follow-up.
All films taken in the survey in f in Salem at the Virgil Golden funeral
each county, become the property of home, 605 S. Commercial St. Burial
the County Health Department of will be in the Providence cemetery
the individual counties, participating. located about five miles east and one
However, at any time, the private ¡mile south of Crabtree.
physicians may secure these 14" x 17”
Mrs. Cecil Lake is spending the
films taken during the survey. They
week in Cutler City with Mr. Lake.
will be available upon request.
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