Milford chronicle., 1953-09-25
Chest X-RGy Drive In
Kent Big Success
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cards to those whose x-ray is
normal, and sealed-envelOpe letters
to those whose x-ray was blurred
or indicated further study. The
sealed-envelOpe notices request
that the person return for a sec
Ond free X-Tay. This second x-ray
measures 14x17 inches, and can be
studied in greater detail than the
first 2AX24 inch picture. Dean
PenrOse stressed that there is not
: necessarily anything wrong with
those who are requested to have a
+ second x-ray.
! Two physicians are on full-time
loan to the Survey to read x-ray
! films. They are Dr. Nora O'Flynn
from the Emily P. Bissell Sanitari-
um, and DR.. f. b. Lehman from
the State Board of Health. Two
Wilmington radiOlOgists, DIR. Thom-
as Miller of the Wilmington Gener-
al Hospital and DR.. Paul Shaw of
Memorial Hospital have volunteer
ed to read X-rays to supplement
the full-time physicians. Other
physicians throughout the State
= have offered their help if unread
x-ray films pile up at the Survey
Headquarters.
Approximately 4Can films a day
are being read now. All Kent COun-
ty films must be read by Septem-
3 ber 25th, since all appointments
! for second larger films must be
sent out by September 28th.
A large x-ray unit is now set up
at Legislative Hall in Dover to
make the second larger x-rays of
those who have been asked to re-
turn This unit will operate at
Legislative Hall until October 5th
and will then move to Georgetown
for retake in Sussex County on
October 9TH or Sth.
The University of Delaware X
rayed 1851 students. faculty and
staff from Wednesday, September
10th through September 18th. This
X-raying was specially arranged
with the Survey as part of the Uni
VeTsity'S registration procedure.
The schedule of operation for the
units in Sussex County for the
coming week is:
Friday, September 25th
Lincoln: N. D. Baker Store, 10
p. MS p. m; Georgetown: Mr..
James Store, II p. MS p. m;
Georgetown: Acme Store. 10 a. M
6 p. m; Milton: Municipal Build
ing, Union Street, 10 a. ms p. m. :;
Nassau and Overlook; Supplee-
Willis Co., II p. ms p. M; Lewes
Fire House: II p. ms p. m: Lew
es: Downtown at Second and Bank
Streets, l p. MT p. m; RehobOth ::
Fire House, II p. MS p. m; Holly
Mount: Community Hall: II p. m
8 p. m.
Saturday, September 26th
Slaughter Neck: Ollie Meals
Store, II p. m.-3 p. M; Slaughter
Beach: Kitchens Store, 5 p. ms
p. M; Georgetown: The Circle, 9
a. m.-5 p. m; Georgetown: Acme
Store, l p. m.-9 p. M; Milton
Municipal Building Union Street,
p. m.-9 p. m; LeweS: Fire House,
II p. MS p. m; Lewes: Downtown
at Second and Bank Streets. 10 D.
MS p. m; RehOboth: Fire House
/ II p. ms p. M; Oak Orchard
Tate's Store, / p. m.-9 p. nj.
Tuesday, September 2Oth
MillsbOrO: School. State Street
10 a. m.-12 p. M. CnOt open to pub
lic); MillsbOrO: School, DagsborO
Road. / p. m.-6 p. m; Stockley:
Colony, 3 a. m.-5 p. m. mot open
to public); DagsbOrO: ]. NJ. Clay
ton School, 8 a. m.-12 p. m. mot
open to public); FrankfOrd: Del
marva Poultry, p. m.-5 D. m. Cnot
open to public); Selbyville: Wood.
les Diner, 10 a. m.-6 p. M: Ocean
View: Lord Baltimore School. 9 a
m.-l1:30 a. m. mot open to public)
ocean View: Lord Baltimore
School, II p. m.-5 p. m.
Wednesday, September 3Oth
MillsbOro: Millsboro Poultry II
a. NIL p. m. mot open to pubIic)
Mlllsboro: HOustOn-White Com.
PdHy' Z'5O p. m.-I p. IN. mot ODeI
10 public); Stockley: Colony: II
a. m.-12 p. m. mot open to public)
Dagsboro: Tony Hudson's Store
z p. m.-6 p. m; Franfford an,
omar: Frankford Fire House, II
a. MT p. m; Selbyville: School. !
a. NIP p. m. (nOt open to public)
Seibyvllle: own, l p. m.-5 p. m.
LORD Baltimore School. II D. m.
Z p. m.
Southern States Elects
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