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IN THE CIRCUIT Court OF THE
sIxTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR MON
ROE COUNTY. IN CHASCEht.
Case Nc. 15-iS3
EVELYN VIRGINIA CUMMINGS
Plaintiff.
vs. DIyoRCE
ALFRED CUMMINGS.
Defendant.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
To ALFRED CUMMINGS
1919 Fourteenth Ave
BesaemsF, Ala
Toa are hereby notified that suit
fer Divorce has heen filed against
yo1 here4n and you are required 20
serve copy ot your answer on
Attorney for Plaintiff and file che
original vita the Clerk Of this
Court On or before S@ptembeF 8,
1881 otherwEss a DEGREES Pro coa-
fsss0 VIE be catered against y0z-
Dated thts eth eny Of August
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NEW FURNISHED apartment
for rent, utilities paid, S1l Ange.
IN 81. aug.l4-Stx
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Wur
ROUNDUP
By SAM SUMMERLIN

WEI EnTN nON1S AOACo uT
The wounded Marine screamed:
They're all dead, but we've got
to get them! We can't leave those
guys for the goonies!"
The husky leatherneck almost
lunged out of the upper berth on
the hospital train. Two doctors and
two litter bearers struggled to
keep the writhing body down on
the sheets.
The other wounded men were
silent. The scream, the scuffling
and the doctors patient words
were the only sounds in the steam
ing car.
"Where's my helmet?" the Ma
rine yelled, swinging his arms
wildly at the doctors. 1--WE can't
let the goonies get them"
He was using the Marine nick
name for Chinese soldiers.
Lets go kill those goonies!"
he yelled, crying. well choke
them to DEATH"
The Marine called out buddy's
name. An unshaved, skinny youth
with a shattered foot looked up
from a lower berth.
But the husky Marine kept call
ing the name.
The Marine with the bad foot
eased out of his berth and hoped
over to the upper bunk. The husky
Marine kept crying. He couldn't
recognize his buddy.
Four hunks away, pair of blue
eyes looked up. "You can take
Just so much" this Marine said.
He was 10 years old. He couldn't
keep still, his leg, peppered with
grenade fragments, was throbbing.
Above this boy lay a Marine
whose head was covered with white
bandages. Small holes were left
for his eyes, nose and mouth.
Across the aisle, another Marine
moaned softly. Blood soaked the
bandages wrapped around both
hands. Horribly mangled by NOR
tar fragments. A bandage had
slipped off a gaping wound in his
neck.
Nearby, a Marine lay on his
stomach, naked. He was burned
red from feet to waist.
The wounded men had fought
on Bunker Hill, the dusty ridge
four miles east Of the truce-talk
village of Panmunjom. They came
by helicopter and ambulance to a
tent hospital behind the battlefront,
then moved by hospital train to
larger, better-equipped hospitals in
the rear.
Four days and four nights the
flow of wounded has poured down
from Bunker Hill. 1t. (J.G.) Edgar
Hansen, a Navy doctor from Mans
field, Wash, said one doctor hadn't
slept once in those four days.
Others have worked steadily for
4s hours. Another doctor, Lt.(J.G.)
Reginald B. Henry Jr., Norfolk,
Va, told the same story.
On the train, the 19-year-old
Marine fidgeted on his bunk. His
eyes were bleary from pain, night
marsh fighting, and lack Of sleep.
The boy said he and his buddy
were manning a machine gun on
Bunker Hill when a battalion Of
Chinese struck.
About 20 goonies ran towards
Us. We shot down a lot Of them.
But those goonies were all around.
We knocked them down, and more
kept right on coming.
"One gooney sneaked up behind
US and jumped in our trench. But
he landed on his own grenade. II
blew him 10 bits. Some pieces hit
my leg.
Il kept on firing, but everywhere
you looked goonies were coming
down On you. II was awful"
He fought through the night.
When the fighting stopped. the -
year-old crswled down the hill 70
an aid station. He and his buddy
both had been wounded.
The boy said he got q strange
sensation from fighting within sight
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NEW uNFuRNisHEp APART.
MENr. TWO BEDROOMS, TWO
BATHS. CHOICE LOCATION.
l7oe FLAcLER AVE-. So pm.
aUsusti4-1sx
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AVAILABLE 2oth, New Furnished
Apartment, Two Bedrooms, Two
Baths. laos Flagler Ave. SIS pm.
aug.14oStx
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16-FOOT Mahogany nodded ply
wood Run-A-Bout % H. P. John
son, trailer, all accessories. $500.
lois Flagler Avenue, after S pm.
aug12-5tx
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24-Business Opportunities
COIN TELEvISIoN! COIN RA
Trademarks Registered U. S. Patent ofics

COIN TELEvISION! COIN RIA.
do! OTHER COIN MACHINES!
Wide open field, guaranteed loca-
tons. Factory representative is
forming association of operators in
this area. No competition! Can be
done in spare time. No experience
necessary. Permanent monthly in
come! Profits start Immediately.
Minimum investment $1,040. Reply
giving phone number. Box KW-24
c/o Citizen. aug12-4tx
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IL CORRECT CRAFT run.about.
GO hip. Chris-Craft engine. New
Correct Craft trailer and canvas
cover. 3725 Avenue E. Phone 624.
july15-f
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H-Boats and Motors

20 FOOT Cruisealong cabin cruz
ser. Is h.p. Kermath motor, 2
hunks, head, ice box, fully equip
ed, excellent condition. ]. E. Tuck.
er, Phone IS or 1881.
july 29-tues- thurs-sat-tf
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5O-Legal Notices
tContinued)

AID. 1852. at Key West, Monroe
County, Florida.
EARL R. ADAMS,
(SeaO Clerk. Circuit Court.
BY: Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy Clerk.
Geo. G. Brooks, Jr.
Attorney for Plaintiff
PIP Duval ST..
Key West, Fla.
aug7-14-21-2S,1952
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FURNISHED efficiency apartment,
electric kitchen. children well
come. 800 Elizabeth st. aug .l4.tf
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SMALL EFFICIENCY cottage, for
couple only, utilities furnished,
$500 per week. 802 Simonton,
Phone 217-W. aug. 14-3tx
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2OO-GAL. also 3OO-gal. tanks. Suit
able for water. Both for $500.
No. 2 Nassau Lane. aug12-6tx
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STUDIO COUCH. Opens into dou-
BILE bed, very comfortable. Call
662-J or TIA Arthur Sawyer Road.
aug13-3t
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FURNISHED 2 bedroom house, all
electric Kitchen no pets. Apply
814 Olivia st. aug .14-3t
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GROCERY and meat market for
sale. 100000 year business.
Small capital will handle. Write
box CM-13. aug13-4t
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COOL modern furnished studio
apartment. Opposite Casa Mari
ma. BY week or month. 721 Sem
mole at william. Aug. 5-H
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APARTMENTS, air cooled. all
electric, utilities, linens, dishes
furnished. NJ & B Motel, 1881 Eaton
St. augs-tf
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Observation-Disclosures teach.
er. Graduate, experienced pre-
ferred. Jack & Jill Joyland, phone
1413-W. aug13-tf
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FOR boats and motors see Cliff
on Stock Island. Cliffs Marine
& Supply Co.. Phone 1O4. AugS-tf
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34-Household Items
For Sale

CHROME Drop-leaf table and four
chairs. Used four months. Costs
$1,000, sell for $1,000. TAG Arthur.
Sawyer Road after pm. aug12-3t
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BOATS, Motors, Trailers for rent,
trade or sale. Cliffs Marine &
supply 90. aug. 14-tf
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TWO Frigidaires, 1 kitchen cabinet
and other household items. In
quire 1907 White st. aug12-3tx
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3-Cottsges For Rent

FURNISHED cottage. Suitable for
couple with one child. Apply Ar
cher's Grocery or phone 81 aug11-f
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
LEGAL NOTICE


Notice IL hereby given that a
public hearing on the resolution
providing for zoning on Stock Is
land. pursuant 10 Chapter 21Iss.
Laws Of Florida, Special Acts o.
1851, has been called for the "a
day Of September. A. u. 1882. at
o'clock p. NJ. at the County Com
misSloners' Chamber at the County
Courthouse at Key west, Florida.
At said hearing parties in interest
and citizens will be given an OPP
portunity TO be heard in relation
20 said resolution.
This notice II given by order OF
the Board of County Commission
ers Of Monroe County. Florida
Dated At Key West, Florida. THIS
18th day of August, A. y. 1852
EARL r ADAMS
Clerk Of Said Board
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&-Houses For Rent

TWO-BEDROOM House suitable
for couple with infant or teen
ager. Call 1377-W or 1000. aug12-3tx
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IS, 14-FOoT Mainline Silver Loaf.
CT with porch awning. late model
Shelvadore. $4,000. See Swiger,
Gulfstream Trailer Park, sos Tru-
man augl2-6ix
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
83-MisceIlaneous

EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY.
3416 Duck Avenue, Poinciana.
Phone 1901. We buy and sell new
and used furniture. july8-tf
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TRAILER Cottage, furnished. Rea-
sonable. Apply Mastic Trailer
Park, or phone 1707-R. aug12-3tx
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FURNISHED COTTAGE. Couple
only. No pets 1128 Margaret st.,
phone 1901. aug. 14-3t
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NEW bedroom and efficiency
apartments. Ideally located for
rest and recreation. FL Patio Motel,
Washington and william SITS.
aug11-tf
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2A-Trailers For Rent

TRAILER for rent. Adults only,
Stone, Stock Island. aug12-3tx
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BEDROOM apartments. Summer
rates. Utilities included. Adults
only. Sea Isle Court. 915 Windsor
Lana. july25-tf
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EXTRA LARGE room in private
home, use of kitchen and dinette,
lila Grinnell, phone 266-W aug9-tf
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9-Female Help Wanted
(Continued)

KITCHEN HELP. Apply in person,
Ponce's Luncheonette, 701 ST.
monitor st. aug7-tf
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EFFICIENCY APARTMENT, near
r..vy yard, couple only. Price Or.
0anization. All Fleming st. aug2-f
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APARTMENTS New Available.
0psn Tor your inspection. Fur.
nishsd or vnfvrnishsd. Royal
Pslms Apartments. Isi. Street
and Patterson Ave.
july2s-tf
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LARGE sleeping rooms on The
ocean. Weekly rates. Casa Cayo
Hueso. Top of Duval. on the ocean.
july24-tf
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8-Automobiles For Sale

81 MIG Sports Roadster $1,000 cash,
assume payments, 800 N. w. End
Ave-, Homestead. Phone 55O-W.
aug13-3tx
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34A-Restaurant & Store
Equipment

LARGE KITCHEN hood, with ex-
hauSt fans. Also restaurant
equipment. Apply Grocery Store,
728 Slmonton. aug4-tf
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THREE bedroom cinderblock Top
Pine constructed house. Can be
seen after six p. m. 2O14 Seiden-
berg avenue. Phone 1615-XW.
Aug.5-TF
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EFFICIENCY apartment for navy
couple, private entrance, tile
bath. tub and shower and hot wat
or. sil Fleming st. Open I to 6
pm. aug .14-2t
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TWO MODERN GROUND
FLOOR UNITS. LINENS AND
UTILITIES FURNISHED. sls.oo
WEEK. EACH. l77a SEMINARY
81. aug. l4-3t
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TWO FURNISHED apartments.
Couple only, no pets. ll2s Mar
garet, phone 1s20J. aug.i4-St
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BOXER PUPPIES, Axe register
ed. 1924 Fogarty Ave. aug12-6t
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38A-Trucks For Sale
39-Trailers For Sale

NEW 1882 Spartans available. In.
quire Tipton's Trailer Sales.
Stock Island. aug9-7tx
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APARTMENT on Big Coppitt Key.
minute ride from Boca Chica.
Phone SSS-W. auguStl4,A
Smyrna times., 1952-07-31
Death of Samuel Shorts

Samuel Shorts, aged 90, of near
Smyrna, died Tuesday night, July
29. Funeral services will be held
Friday, August 1, at 2 pm, from
the Matthews Funeral Parlor. The
Rev. w. l.. Beckwith and Rev. o.
Q. Jones will officiate, and inter-
ment will be at Lakeside Cemetery
at Dover. He is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Minnie B. Shorts, Will
lard Shorts, Mrs. Denney Dicker-
son, Norman Shorts, all of Smyr-
ma; Mrs. Brady Dickerson of Will
mington, Mrs. Peppie Gunthier OF
Philadelphia, Mrs. Ruth Reynolds
of Kenton, Mrs. Harry Bannon,
Gloucester City, N. j., Mrs. Max
well Jett of Dover, Homer Shorts,
and Samuel e. Shorts, of Smyrna.
Also surviving are 13 grandchil-
dren, and 13 great grandchildren.
Mr.. Shorts had been farming all
his life near Clayton and Smyrna.
Friends may call at the Funeral
Parlor on Thursday evening from
Z to 900.
Smyrna times., 1952-07-31

their fifth season playbill is prov
ing the most varied and successful.
In choosing a fiftieth play for pre-
sentation, Mr.. Lewis turned to one
of Americas greatest playwrights,
Robert Sherwood, three-time Pull
itzer Prize winner. "The Petrifed
Forest" remains one of Sherwood's
most glamorous and appealing
plays. 1t is a vivid combination of
excitement, comedy and a dramat-
ic comment on aspects of Amer
ican life. 1t is play packed with
thrills and action, as well as tender
moments. Starring Barbara Bel
Geddes in a warm and winning
Characterization, The Petrified
Forest" promises to be one of the
highlights of the fifth summer sea-
son at the Robin Hood Theatre.
Tickets are already on sale, and
phone reservations may be made
by calling Holly Oak $685..
Smyrna times., 1952-07-31

cantaloupes, grapes and plums
were impaired also because of the
excessive heat, reports to OPS in
dicated. Only saving factor in
the situation, OPS said, was the
housewives own unwillingness to
do more than a minimum of cook
ing during the hot spell. AS re-
suit, the demand for such fresh
foods as did arrive on the markets
was well below normal. On pota-
toes, OPS estimates show that this
summers harvest will be five per-
cent below last years level, and
just about one-half of what it has
been over the past ten years. Re.
calling the recent shortage of this
important vegetable, OPS said this
forecast gave little hope that po.
tato prices would be lower, nov
that all price controls on fruits and
vegetables are barred.
Smyrna times., 1952-07-31
COMEDY HIT ON
ARDEN STAGE
1.-The Road to Rome" Current
ly Playing at Robin
Hood Theatre
ANNOUNCE NEXT SHOW

THE Road To Rome" hilarious
comedy hit currently at the Robin
Hood Theatre in Arden, Del, will
give its final performance on Sat
urday evening. The play, which
features Cynthia Rogers as a Sc
ductive Roman lady and John
Drew Devereaux as the warrior
whom she 'conquers,' is by Robert
E. Sherwood. Starting Monday,
August 4th, another great play by
Sherwood will be given by the
Robin Hood company, when Bar
bara Bel Geddes returns as 'Gabby'
in THE Petrified Forest" John
Drew Devereaux, who co-starred
with her in 'Liliom," will be seen
in the part created by Leslie How
ard, and Jack .Klugman has been
cast as Duke Mantee, the gangster
role which first brought fame TO
Humphrey Bogart. Mr.. Klugman
appeared in the Robin Hood pro-
duction of Detective Story" at the
Wilmington Playhouse last fall,
and has given outstanding per-
formances this summer in both
-Eiliom" and 1.-THE Road to Rome" :"
Heading up the large supporting
cast are Cynthia Rogers and How
ard Morton, two of the company's
most popular players. "The Petri-
fied Forest" marks the fiftieth pro-
duction to be staged at the sum-
mer theatre by the Robin Hood
troupe which Windsor Lewis
Brought there in 194S. With Broad
way star Barbara Bel Geddes, who
in private life is Mrs. Lewis, max
ing several guest appearances,
Smyrna times., 1952-07-31
OPS SAYS HEAT
UPPED PRICES
Summers Heat Wave Has
Caused Vegetable Prices
To Rise
POTATOES UP

Food prices, as well as tempers
and temperatures, were raised by
this summers record-breaking hot
weather, the regional Office of
Price Stabilization said this week.
Because of the intense heat, such
vegetables as lettuce and cabbage
were reported mot heading up"and
so almost a total loss. Tomatoes
suffered from the lack of moisture
and the difficulties of harvesting
caused by the intense heat. Other
summer foods such as sweet corn
Smyrna times., 1952-07-31

Convenience and careful plan
ming is emphasized in this one
story house. All rooms are direct
ly accessible from the living room.
It has been selected as Plan No.
204 by American Builder maya
zine, 80 Church ST., New York.
The house contains five rooms
with a dinette adjoining the liv-
ing room. Three bedrooms pro-
vide ample sleeping space for the
average family. The entire living
area totals LIZA square feet.
)Stone veneer and a large pic
ture window, with a ventilating
unit on each side, lend charm and
Smyrna times., 1952-07-31
FL PLAN

distinction to the front of the
house. The roof, in a pleasing
blend harmonizing with the side
walls, is protected with fire-resist-
ant asphalt shingles.
The basement extends under
the entire area of the house and
contains space for all utilities and
a large recreation room. The house
is heated with a forced warm air
furnace.
Detailed building plans for this
house are available from Amer
ican Builder, 80 Church ST., New
York Z, N. Y. Refer to Plan No.
204.)
Smyrna times., 1952-07-31

Men are polished, through act
and speech, each by each, as peb-
bles are smoothed on the rolling
beach. II. 7. Trowbridge
Smyrna times., 1952-07-31

There sorrows held intrusive and
turned out,
, 1952-02-07

frmness you will win through.
You will find, too that at
times you are going to be more
or less very often unjustly
criticized 4 patient has a per
feet right to criticize, but re-
member, too, always that his
or her criticism is often very
largely based on entirely in
sufficient knowledge.
Don't fly off the handle
then, keep absolute self-con-
troll. Maintain a calm exterior
at least whatever your inner
most feelings may be.
And finally there is the duty
that you owe to your profess
sion. Your duty is to So con-
duct yourself, 50 lead your
life that your profession, high
and noble as it is. may be still
better off for the part you
have PLAYED when the curtain
rlfss down and your work is
done.
, 1952-02-07
AUCTION NOTICE

AT the request Of Alice Will
Jams, administrators, Of the
estate Of Elias Williams, de-
ceased, and pursuant to an
Order issued out Of the Dis
trict Court dated December 81
1851 the Vendue Director will
sell at public auction:
Parcel No. 8 d Retreat
Company Quarter, ST. Croix,
Virgin Islands
on Friday, March Z, 1852 at
300 pm. in the Police Court
Of Christiansted, ST. Croix.
The condition Of the auc-
ton will be read at the time
of the sale.
The Vendue Directors Of
fee, Christiansted, st. Croix.
the q day Of January. 1862,
AID.
Fee: Two Dollars
Say $500
p. g. canegata
Vendue Director
, 1952-02-07
attention.

attention.
The keynote Of all good
nursing is intelligent obedi-
ence. Besides the practical skill
which you have not acquired
and the powers of observation,
you will need sympathy and
tact ii dealing with all the va
rious idiosyncracies which you
are now bound to encounter.
Remember that time and pa
thence are needed in which to
gain these qualities, and that
knowledge, which experience
alone can give.
It IS no part Of your duty to
suggest or initiate treatment.
except BY express permission
or in some sudden emergency.
You have no responsibility
other than that Of faithfully
obeying orders. If you have
imbibed the lessons Of your
training school and acquired
its discipline the more readily
you will recognize this.
Take your orders quietly
and intelligently and keep
strictly to your own position.
That IS your professional at
titude and which every medi-
cal man will respect.
Mutualrespect is the ground
work of the confidence that
must exist, if the patient is to
receive the full benefit Of the
treatment. The medical man
must feel able to trust the
nurses ability and trustworthi
ness ii carrying out his in
structions to the smallest
detail; and the nurse must
prove herself deserving Of
such trust, and add to her
other duties an absolute loyal
towards the doctor. BY your
of obeying orders YOU
will also inspire your patient
with wholesome confidence.
Never take friends into conf
dence about ocrn 49, ev
press your own opinion to
, 1952-02-07

them. Infinite harm IS done IN
this way and often remarks
are quoted to the medical man
in a very different manner
from that in which they were
originally made. Shun that
most fatal fault, the vice of
gossiping. If you betray the
confidence that IS reposed in
you, you will lose not only
your respect but all your in
fluence both over your pa
tients and their friends.
Remember that no matter
how poor & humble your pa
tent he has just as much right
to your confidence as his more
fortunate sister or brother
who may ride in the shining
automobile. Face to face with
a patient, then, remember only
that he is sick. not his position
or his station or his wealth.
Criticism Of medical treat
ment, suggestions Of further
advice, or even a change Of the
medical man should never be
tolerated; such behavior IS I'M
conscientious in the highest
degree, it opens the door to
suspicious Of touting for spe-
cial doctors and might lead to
the gravest results to the pa
tient. If a nurse cannot con-
scientiously continue to work
for a medical man, she must
have the courage Of her CON
viction and leave the case
without rejecting on him in
any way.
You will need courage you
will need tact especially in
dealing with friends and rela-
tives. Thoughtfulness for their
natural feelings will do much
to promote friendly relations.
You must have sympathy,
absolute self-control, strive to
be necessarily Watchful and
above all be- cheerful.
There are many difficulties
to be met and with none Of the
fine trappings and surrounds
ings to which you have been
accustomed ia your hospital
work. Ignorance, prejudice,
dirt, perhaps want Of even the
common necessaries of life,
will all be encountered; your
nursing knowledge alone will
be Of little value to you if you
cannot Use II FL the hest ad-