davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

last week and I never got no
call from this board To Get into
the army wondered if some
thing had slipped MP
Jed Range" the man said
thuuChtully Your fath her
named Caleb"
Yes sir" jed answered
why, son" the man informed
him we deferred YOU. We de
cided YOU didn't have TO go into
the army"
"Nhatd YOU defer me for
jed Indignantly demanded I'm
a good n man ~ there is in this
part of the country"
THAT r-.sy he" the man
agreed "hut your father came
i'm the day We sent YOU notice to
report for the draft. He said
that he -cnuldn'Lrnn n-ihe- farm
without YOU. lie said YOU were
absolutely necessary To the sup
port Of himself. your mother and
YOU. 80 we deferred YOU"
Jed looked at him and debated
with himself. Finally ne came &c
a decision
II don't want 10 he deferred"
hr-toitt- -tttrr11- won't he de-
ferred. II YOU don't take me III
the draft, I'll enlist anyhow.
been running that farm all by
myself for the last five years.
Ny pop never put his hand tn
anything around il. And I'm
about tired of 1t. l want 10 20
I'm the army
Tho men conferred among
themselves and then The SpokeS-
nan turned 10 hlm
You're in. If YOU pass the
phN examination. son" he
said II should have remcm-
bered your father. He's great
talkcr, amt he. Well, l guess
wei let him do a little work
for "A change"
The day led scd his mother
,ood-hy and walked away from
hc farm suitcase 100 hI~ hand, be-
10 himself
Come he'll or high water ho
thought II won't have to dig
them darncd potatoes next
year"
tTHE END
Tomorrow Shart story:
"SaVageS Of the Sea, ny
Anthony Rud
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
WONDERED ABOUT IT

what can we do for YOU,
son >" one Of them said
why I'm Jed Range he
answered. II live on a farm
about two miles out. was y
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

Never Fail Omelet. Sunday Night
Tamale, Cheese SoutfIc, Meat
Soullc Chicken Saute and Pine
apple Freeze chosen by food cN-
pert, FOR their excellence
in addition Christine Frederick
noted authority on household efn-
cheney tells YOU 10 Try Soups 10
Save Time and Effort, and Mary
Lee Swami. writer and lecturer
on cookery, brightcns these wintry
days with her iustly-famcd hints
and shortcuts in kitchen dutics.
Young and old. mother and
father children by all means
don't miss The American Weekly
with this coming Sunday ISSUE OF
The Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

tho army vas lfc of complete
Incidence.
And j, wouldn be- long now be-
fore be- got his notification lo show
up before The draft board old
Uncle sam kept an eagle eye ON
ms boys these days and as soon a.,
they got to be y, thcy received a
little postal card And that was
the first step toward getting m
The army.
Along about mid-morning his
father passed him on the way
down 90 the mail box
You Just keep agoing, son,
ne adWoni~hcd HIM You're do
ing fine. got to see about the
mail. Maybe I'll step into town.
But I won't be moTe'n an hour.
Then I'll show YOU how to make
the dirt ny,
jed kept ON digging But he
his father lie saw him
take the mail out of the box down
on the fence post He saw HIM
leoit- toward the house and then
strike out toward town He kept
on digging But he sand 20 him
self, D0CCOnc'
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

o.pr aoh by hchum could cruise
lHHmmiic~ without rcfucllng and
y To planes Which could be
HeHoi from high attitudes To-
a.aah HNc ou Tho enemy i>
nn.e,Iy told IN The American
{N...', ~rn94,
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
I'M rONl EMPRESS.

Es.r hear tell of Tough Joe
S.ale and The Pony Express, back
IN tur days of bad men, worse
Indians express riders and gold
U.d.aG3 advonturcr>2
Those day, are rcIiycd again ir
brand new series, "RIdu Trail
Back lo lhe odd Wild West with
D.i Scout Murphy which begins
thus sunday IN The American
."s.Ey.
Ileres thrilling story CrHmmcd
with excitement and pioneer ai-
y slarfufccd to Keep yol
H.a 'p 'Fc last word
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
RIPE FOR SERVICE

He finished the potatoes 10y sun
down. He baSkctcd them and
brought them IN next day II,
.hoed tho corn He fed the live
stock He kept right on with ms
chores. That postal card never
did show up.
He got his first inklng that the
Of the United States
be Just perfect II it
had. IL would have known he was
past p and ripe for the army
But here IT was a week since his
and not "A word from IT.
on Saturday afternoon, he went
into town and drifted by the draft
board He thought he'd 60 ~ DDd
inquire about the delay lNstook
him q quite a while to get up the
courage 10 do II but ho finally
lifted himself by The slack of mS
brpcchc> over The threshold and
stared al the iivc farmers sitting
there.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Buy a Bomber

"Never Kill n Cop" The Clue
Of the Purloincd Penny That
Proved Again the Truth of the
CrookS' No. I. and Put Detec-
tiNes ON the Trail of Pair of
Ruthless NurdcrcrS. Don't Miss
This Rcal-life Detective story
IN The NmeriCan Weekly, the
Magazine Distributed With NcNt
Sundays Issue of The Detroit
Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
By Walt Disney
A Patriotic Duty!

ITERE pleasant little game that will you message
every day numerical puzzle designed to spell out
your fortune the letters in first name II the nnoe
Of letters is or more II the number ~ less than
add The result is your key number Start at the upper left
md corner o tho rccange every Of your key
left right Then read the message the e''e uue
checked figures give you , - Z
cctyrgn 9i. IT,, wtam Distributed by kns Features u.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
tTHE END

TomnrruW'S Short story:
"SaVageS Of the Sea, ny
Anthony Rud.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
RIDDLE N RED

.,N chapters. illustrated u
fgl/c01r. OF jonathan Stagges
lgs s.MJt.s and g1pplns story,
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

Riddle in Red also appear in
The American Weekly Sunday.
Hitler SO thc story goes
used 20 ENJOY dancing girls
But lately der tuchrcr what
with The Russian episode and other
similar headaches hasn't had the
time or inclination TO enjoy such
terp,ichoroan antics.
The American Weekly. Sunday,
presents am American dancer in a
version of the old Caucasian dag
ger dance Which originated with
EU->9.> h1rj-rIdng Co~>ack3
Who dId .f ON horseback. throwing
the keeredErd knives from then
hand, aUd their teeth into
wooden targets while galloping
tull-ii.t.
such cntcrtainments-aS can
well be imagined are not too
enjoyable 90 German prisoners ir
RuS1.a today
Z NKyER IL ENRNED no COOK
Heres NouuJ reader who
dduf- size urlrr took "a cooking
lesson W hcf lIlo
Yet She offers American Weekly
readers from coast 10 coast her
own tucd and true recipes Tor
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-25
Film Time Clock

MCHIGAN-"Juke Girl" 1905 a: m.
War" 1859 S:s2, s.A5-s:3s p. m.
FOX-"Pride Of the Yankees" l2II
3;I2, 1907. 1872 p, m. Give Out Sisters.
1907 a m. 2.32, 5:57, s:22 p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS-''l Married an An
gel" l;is. s. s:32 p. m; Her Caribbean,
Lover ii;27 a. m. S'os' Ssh io'2'
p. m.
PALNs-srATE-"wsks Island" l2;4l
an. IA. IL 80 p; m Twin beds'
li.15 a. m, 2:f5, si5, i0:O4 p. m,
ADAMs-"Pied Piper" II a.. m, i;5s
,ss; 80 7t5 ~ io,3s s,is pa. ? m; p Lucky Legs
MADISON Holiday Inn" IL a. m.
2;S5, 6. 10. 9:t5 p. M Road to Happi
TELENEWS News, short features.
q. m. 10 IL >. m.
CINEMA-'sins of Ball" II noon, 2;10
Island. 1870 25. 5;?S,-..4o. 10 p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL "They Al
Kissed the Bride II a m. 20. $40
p. m. "Crossroads,' 1928. 3;4s' 1903
1929 p. m.
FISHER-"They All Kissed the Bride
1916, 2 81 :. 1906 p. m, CROSSROADS,
2:l2, $500. s:26 1892 p. m.
RTVIFRA-"They All Kissed the Bride,
1910 3i6 6.22, l0Il p. m, Gross
roads" IA, 4:47. 7:53 1892 p. m.
CINDERELLA-"They All Kissed IN
Bride" 1890, 3:40, $50, 10 p. m.
"crossroads, 1:55, sos, $40, 1880 p. m
RoYAI-"Thsy All Kissed the Bride
T:le. 1854 p. m; Crossroads. $40
s:l5 p. m, 10 90 a. m.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-25
Miss Mich.
T!OSeU Bonds
At State

PATRICIA HILL Miss Michi-
gan of 1922 will be on the stage
of the Palms-State Theater to-
night 10 sell war bonds (winding
up the induStry's drive for Sep
tember AT that theater) and TO
present Capt. Charles Popp OF the
marines with a bronze PLAGUE
with message from President
Roosevelt. The message Is from
the Presidents address TO the
Congress on the state of the Union
and concerns the gallant stand OF
the marines on Wake Island.
The motion picture Wake
Island" has its first regular show
ing in Detroit starting today at
the Palms-State. 1t will signalize
the start of the new policy OF
first-run pictures at the theater,
while Holiday Inn" in a move
over from the Michigan TO the
Madison, starts the latter theater
off in a career Of new l942-43 hit
productions.
Companions at the Madison will
be Road to Happiness, starring
John Boles and Mona Maris. and
THE Battle of Midway" the Tech
nicolor films made by John Ford
filmed under fire.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-25
TOday.S Personality \N
KAY HAS OLD-TIME HEX

RUSTLES AND feather boas
hsve proved more OF a handicap
tc Beatrice Kay. the doll who docs
the "Occana Roll than anything
else. Miss Kay. Of course, is the
famous Gay Nineties" songStreSS
who is scoring a tremendous sue
cess in her present engagement
AZ Frank BarhAo's BoweTy Cafe.
and She Is somewhat alarmed over
the fact that old StagohandS often
confuse her with Eva Tanguay,
Blanche Ring and Fay Tcmplcton.
At the age OF } she knew more
about vaudeville than Keith, who
started that famed stage circuit
for entertainers with talcni-or
without.
'1f any one mentions an old
timer, ! feel that he's "A close
friend. although may have only
seen that character once In my
life, from a balcony seat with
one hand graSPiRg my mothers,
the other a lOllypOp.'
Beatrice doesn't believe that
vaudeville went anywhere that she
can't 60 and she loves the good
old DAYS" better than her previous
generation
She's small, dark and hand
some and she can get a crowd
rcminiscing about tuneful times in
the past moro than any girl we've
seen since Lana Turner appeared
on the entertainment horizon
She talks a red. white and blue
streak. loves 10 drink coffee and
never forgets a friend.
Her record career has been so
sensational that when she first
came back 10 the Bowery as Vic
tors Album girl. hardly any one
in town recognized her as the
little character who used 10 sing
for her supper, plaintive ballads
at a now-eXtinct night club.
She was born and raised in
New York but is now content to
reside on a farm in Closter. n. j.,
with her husband. Sylvan Green,
who is her piano accompanist.
Miss Kay was forced into a
hobby purely through the fact
that she sang gay go songs. Fans
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-25

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 25.-
The Philadelphia Orchestra. con-
ducted by Eugene Ormandy, has
Cancelled engagements in more
than 20 distant cities because of
transportation difficulties, it was
announced today.
The cancellations include many
engagements like the Detroit con-
cert al Masonic Auditorium, No
vember 4, which the Philadelphia
Orchestra has filled in the Middle
West and South for many years.
Engagements. requiring only a
few hours travel in day coaches.
will be fulfilled in New York,
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-25
Baton Wielder

ALEXANDER HALL, director
of my Sister Eileen" which stars
Rosalind Russell and Brian Ahefne
is the only director in Hollywood
who uses an orchestra leaders
baton TO get the right speed anc
tempo into his comedy scenes.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-25
Skating at Beach

THE MANAGEMENT of Jeffer-
son Beach announces that the new
Rollercade. located in what was
formerly the ballroom, will be
open all winter and that there will
be skating to Jack Nelson's cleo
trio organ every night OF the
week.
On Saturday nights a special
moonlight skate will be featured
from - IN 2 n. m.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-25
Philadelphia Orchestra
Cancels Engagement Here

Washington and Baltimore, Rich
mond. Harrisburg. Schenectady
New Haven and Hartford.
The decision TO cancel engage
ments in distant cities followed
notification by railroad officials
that due TO military requirements
the railroad could not guarantee
TO move the 10 musicians ano
their bulky equipment, except or
short haulS.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-25
Far From Broadway

SIDNEY BLACKMER, formerly
one of the most romantic figures
on the New York stage, plays an
enemy agent in Sabotage Squad"
featuring Bruce Bennett. Eddie
Morris and Kay Harris.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-25

began sending her old pictures,
parasolS and even antique furni-
ture. Now she has a barn full Of
such things and has turned the
affair into a patriotic thing by
opening the museum TO travellers
and charging them admission
paVable in war stamps.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-25
Donates Plane

BRIAN AHERNE, co-starrint
with Rosalind Russell in the com
.edy, MY Sister Eileen" has no
only joined the civil air patrol, bu'
has offered use of his private plane
for coast patrol work.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-25

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12

"We are like men In species OF Foreign
Legion, each much n stranger to the other AS
II we had joined under assumed names. asking
and deserving nothing better than anonymity"
vINHE MAGIC LANTERNS: 'ro BE or Not 20
l. Be" is nice picture TO remember Carole
Lombard by. It's lots of fun and shows her oil as
a fine actress.
It's story about band OF hambos in Warsaw
hooking the Mays
Jack Benny convulScs you as a S"cl-headcd
smallie.
The Invaders is taut and thrifty This is AN
English EXETER about U-bOat picking ITS way
through the bombs. The Hun shots work up the
right kind Of hate.
- The mighty cast includes Leslie Howard. Ray
rhond Massey, Laurence Olivier and beauty
named Glynis Johns.
The Lady Has Plans" takes the war 10 Lis
bon Ray Milland and Pauette Goddard are the
leading outwtterS, but the yarn SmackS OF the
piGeonhoeS and carbon sheets.
Abbott & Costello 90 buckitty- buclNtty on
dude ranch. carrying on their push-ln-the-face
capers among the cattle and bronchos II coaXes
the laughs from the mldSection.
The remarkable Andrew" is worthy try AZ
American history but murAer than The sky oNcr
Pittsburgh.
rNHE FRONT PAGES Bruce BlNcn Fredl
A<irchway and other editors of tho opinion
sDklies argued that tho l. s Wal propaganda
copies the methods Of the last var and also the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12

Axis pattern The Axis tactics must be all right
the way some of our elected officials are mouth
ing its messages.
The Sun found silver lining in the trials OF
Frances ex-leaders at Riom. Daladier's popotfs
the Sun points out have put the accusers on the
defensive. The ex-premier~ Redeemed the courts
ElsSer by delivering e1i n long sPlei praSe De
Dan Parker's wrist-spanking OF the race
tracks \for making the customers finance the
owners patriotism. was lifted by another ., m'er'
But for some reason expired In one edition.
The UPS figure wizard broke every heart IN
Hollywood with his breakdown OF the proposed
new income tax.
The income of a million he estimates, will eat
up enough IT, s. and California taxes TO leave the
receiver approximately $4,000 in the red
Too many correspondents are guessing That
Hitler won't have the stuff for his Russian spring
offensive Two years OF underseling Berlin should
teach us better. He simply loves us TO get opti-
mistc.
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS: Edmund B. Chaffee:
The majority of us are for free speech only
when il deals with subjects concerning which we
have no intense convictions.
Lin Yutang: lie talking in an unbuttoned
mood.
Villa Gather Puffy white clouds racing like
lambs let out to pasture in the spring
Mary Roberts Rnehart She was gna"ng on
her grievance like dog on bone
Jan Struther: The apple tree buds were as
tightly, rosily cenched bsby's fist
Maurice Walsh: The cold spit OF rain in the
winds mouth
Ralph Osborn: She returned his Chances I'M
opened.
Katharine Mansfield Regret is appalling
waste OF energy: you can't build on II; it's only
good for wallowng in
G X. Chesterton; A mind like flash of light
ming, quick but crooked
Dorothy Baker: babys smile with two teeth
in IL.
II II. Munro: I'm living so far beyond my
income that may almost be said TO be living
apart
Beverly Nichols: In agony OF suppressed
Information,
!. Panin In matters concerning yourself. trust
first yoHf head; IN matters concerning others
trust first your heart.
Phyllis Bottome: He paced up and down The
cell Of his thoughts hour after hour.
Congressman Hamilton Fish March 10
1910: just how We can use more than 200 planes
IN America | cannot understand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12

tableau in a show given by the girls Of the
Hollywood Studio Club.
On her second appearance Miss Pitts rendered
that mournful piece which starts:
Of oil snd words. sisters,
Amt these the 1corsf,
Some other roman sdto him first
II LOS ANGELES there are doctors named
Slaughter. Coffin, Fate and Graves.
"Men with big feet" says Bellamy Brooks.
"are usually hne fellows generous, slow to anger,
dependable and make exceptionally good hus-
bands"
Keep that in mind young woman; when you
meet man for the first time take look at
ms feet
What became Of that night spot entertainer.
Bob Steele? His act was little bit different.
He drank gallon Of beer from a glass jug and
then ate the jug
II was Nancy Hoe who claimed
"A married woman's greatest interest is her
child. Her greatest problem is her husband.
Her greatest desire is for her own development
apart from her husband and child"
QUERIES from clients
" Q My daddy a cigar smoker too. He
saws no girl should ever marry a ppe smoker.
What do you say?
A-On this matter can only point out what
Manager Joe Mccarthy Of the Yankees once
said:
THE pipe is symbol II means the smoker
i satisfied with himself and the world and would
like 10 sit around in slippers and bsthrobe and
dream"
Also employment manager. naturally
great student Of men once observed,
Pipe smokers are. a rule, calm and placid
hut in his declining wears a pipe smoker in
eNitably grows n beard goes into long SilrnceS
and ends up talking to himself"
g Was the United States invaded by an
enemy force in 1915?
A-Don't know whether tho term enemy
force could be used in description Of the m
clden;. but in 1915 Pancho Villa and his men
attacked Columbus ~. NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12

could be trained in three months
and after their training they
would be able 10 do so per cent
of the work that a trained nurse
is now doing.
This opinion probably Will be
very unacceptable 10 directors
OF nurses training schools and
trained nurses in general.
Perhaps the nursing profession
will find after the war is over
that they will have 10 revise
their standards and their hour
requirements.
THE opinion was expressed be-
Il fore the organization OF the
Volunteer Nurse Aide Corps
This organization even has
shortened the time mentioned
by my doctor friends. since Its
courses. when completed, Will
turn out such nurse aides in
about five weeks.
The total course is 80 hours.
consisting OF about "a hours OF
lectures, demonstrations. the
care of sick in hospital and
about as hours Of supervised
practice IN a hospital.
One hour Of the so IS devoted
10 examinations.
The course for the Volunteer
Nurse Aide Corps includes in
Struction in making beds. giving
baths. recording the intake OF
liquids and the output OF urine
and acuation assembling
equipment for various simple
procedureS-for enemaS, lavage,
hot water bottles, ice bags,
oxygen administration. renewing
and applying casts, bandagcS,
sings and 50 forth
one item Is instruction in TAX
" ing temperatures. pulses
and respiration, which anybody
can learn and which is one OF
the most important pieces OF IN
formation doctor can have
about a patient
! presume the lectures or dem
onStrationS will cover the sub
ject of elementary iirst-ald. in
fcCtionS. fever nursing. the ordl-
nary principles Of aSepSiS and
sterilization. the recognition and
care Of shock. the principles of
diotcticS and invalid feeding.
In fact. II seems TO me that u
would be a very valuable course
for every house mother and
housewife 10 take. whether
war is going on or not
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS
WIN you please tell mo
what causes mucous 10 drop
down at the back of the throat?
What can be done 10 remedy the
condition? Would this cause
rheumatism
AnSwer-ThiS is the common
est symptom of chronic sinus
infection. The treatment Is the
treatment of sinus infection. IL
does not cause rheumatism.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12

drive YOU are indCCd an OTd-IWCT.
Merle Oberon. She was born IN TASMANIA
and educated In Calcutta and Bombay. Her
father was British army officer
Other soldiers daughters who became film
stars arc Gloria swanson. child OF warrant
officer in the United States Army Ann Harding
whose pappy was United States Army colonel
and Marlcnc Dietrich whose father was killed
IN action in World War !.
ZaSu Puts She made her first public APP
pcarancc playing a starving Armenian IN a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12

Rayon Lamp Shades, ca. I.Z3
Sheer celanese rayons Stretched until they're tight
drum give you soft shaded light, make a world of
difference in fadedooking lamp In sizes for junior,
bridge and table lamps Eggshel beige and gold with
contrasting braid matching trimmings Get to
brighten lamps throughout your home.
HUDsoNs-sEcoND BAsEMENT-FARMER-sEcrIoN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12

: The opening OF the week
s canteen in the old Little
place was equipped and
the show business. It's a
TO eat and listen to the
theaterS headliners. The
convert charge is a uni
form.
A dab of Gilbert a.
Sullivan. The Condo
liers," was the only task
for the working press.
The reviewers favored
muSicker Sullivan in this
one, rcgretting that Gift
bert supplied one ~of his
inferior libretti. The
Roche Sisters came off
with the luStiest plugs.
Ernest Boyd, a second
night reviewer, puts the
finger on his fellow Sec
ond Nighters in Peacock
Alley:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
lENTEN REDUCING DIET
Friday-750 Galleries
BREAKFAST

Friday-750 Galleries
BREAKFAST
Half grapefruit 80 calorieS --
vitamin c.; Holland ruSk t75
calorieS-Vitamin b; ! cup eof-
fee no cream or sugar.
LUNCH
One cup clam chowdcr 600
calorleS); ! slice toast or 2 soda
crackers (75 calorieS); lettuce
and watercress salad (25 cal
orics-mineral oil in dreSsing) !
cup tea no cream or sugar.
DINNER
Average helping lean fish
brolled or boiled $50 Calories-
vitamln & and mineralS) 2 slices
broiled tomatoes sprink1ed with
parsley rs calories); 2 table
spoonfuls fruit junket-m d @
with skinned milk so calories)
cup coffee-no cream or sugar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12

was 10 use a different
blade each day Claims
the two-day rest given
each blade made il last
longer
I'D DIE. RICkEN-
II BACKER Airline
Official. Eddie was at
tho age OF is, an expert
auto mechanic IN CO.
lumbuS. Q. He worked
for Prayer. the man
" h o introduced the
left.hand drive 10 auto
mobIicS.
II you can ICmcm-
her when automobiles
had the ughi-hand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12

THE FIRST NIGHTS
i was the service men
Club in 44th st. The
donated by workers in
place for enlisted men
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
War Speeds
Training
For Nurses
Group Of Doctors Says
3 Months viii Do
BY DIR. LOGAN cLENDENING

BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING
TFiE problem OF supplying doc
tors for the army, navy and
public health services. as we'll as
10 keep intact medical service in
civilian life was discussed in this
column last week.
We are also short OF nurses.
The problem of supplying nurses
is simpler than that OF making
up the deficit of doctor material
/ sat in the other day on
conversation with a group OF
doctors who expires sed the
unanimous opinion that nurses