WEDNESDAY, AUC. 3, 1949
PACE EIGHT
Gerald and news, klamath falls, orecon
young Navy Pilot Leaves
.Notes To TeI Of Losing
Battle With Deadly Polio
WASHINGTON, Auf. I MV-Not
Written by s young navy pUot
itxicken with polio In the hopes
that he mlfht help "find a cur for
thla thing" hav been released by
hit widow now that he Is dead.
Th pilot was June Olln Chiles.
IS, Junior trade lieutenant stationed
at Anaeostla rural air base. He
was taken to Bethesda (Md.l Nsval
hospital a week ao with symptoms
of polls.
Mrs. ChUes. . visited him last
Wednesday when he waa suU able
to talk. He told her' "Dorothy, this
Is the best thine that could happen.
Maybe I eaa work with the doctors
and find a cur for thla thing."
A few hours later he wrote his
first case note, In pencil In hi per
sonal notebook:
"T doctor
"First noticed vision Incoherent
or something at 1M0 (4:40 p. m.)
cant even see dearly what I'm
writing.
"If anybody puts me In a respir
ator please note: I cannot swallow.
I have a rapid accumulation of
mucous In my throat. If I am not
allowed to turn my head to the aide
to spit I'll choke to death.
His next brief not waa an hour
later:
"Doctor
-175J (5:53 p. m.) noted Tery poor
control of tongue In mouth."
Mrs. Chiles asked him how things
were going, but he could only answer
In a scrawl:
"My guess If that I'm going to be
an right."
She asked If he were In pain. He
replied by pencil:
-Some but not bad.
"Every person on this floor has a
(word unreadable) contagious dis
ease dont want you around.
"Cant read vision's shot tempor
arily. "Only thing I'm worried about Is
you.
"Help me get pillow under head.
"You should not stay. This will
be my wont night. Tomorrow we
should know."
Mrs. Chiles adted If she could get
him anything. He wrote:
"Doctor prescribes whst I need."
And then waa the last not of
all:
"My neck la paralysed, doesn't
hurt anymore."
That was about I p. m. Wednes
day. Lieutenant Chiles died, of
Bulbar Poliomyelitis, at :20 the
next morning.
He was a native of Lakeland. Fla
who entered the nary in 1M1 and
spent three years overseas. H:s
burial was today, In Arlington Na
tional cemetery.
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