Salt Lake Telegram | 1930-07-28 | Page 4 | Surprised over Strike of Nurses

I Surprised Over OverStrike OverStrike Strike of Nurses Ed Editor or The Telegram From comes ft R. stor story of oC ofa ofa a J. J rath rather r unique strike that of ot a walkout or of the entire f student group of ot the tho hospital and all general gen gen- eral cral hospital graduates graduates- from the hospital n at the Idaho city rime Tho reason rca rea son for tho the no novel J strike Is stated tobo tobo to tobo bo tho the unbearable C conditions Imposed Imposed imposed im Im- Im- Im posed by the superintendent of ot the institution t u lion tion A lust first glance Jance of or tho the story caused mo me to b believe that tho nurses had bad struck for higher wages wages not hot not that the they are not hot high enough for 1 now ow when hen ono one goes to a hospital he lie simply Imply may order disposal of ot all af I Iho ho he has hns In iii time the wa way was ot of worldly goods I and chattles to lo c tho the hospital hospital hos laos pital pita fOI for foi his care care for tor tho rule lulo In all hospitals al apparently is to take nil all one ona onelma has and this I am ant toM told mu must t lJ bo be arranged Immediately on the thep p patients patient's arrival at the Institution However Howe In Ira this case the nurses nurse alle allege c Insufficient food was served and this o of poor quality and hea heavy extra cruel treatment for foi minor tumor in infraction infraction In- In fraction of ot rules and regulations In time tho walk walkout ut apparently no tie thought was given shen to th tho patients yet et the time story states that special anti and practical cal nurses are arc said t to bo In charge of or the Immediate work in the Thus far far Ito Jio strike of patients is reported report cI though Its It's a wonder the they haven't In thil this and any EX TIEN