| Show -- 1 Medical Profession's PLAN FLIGHTS t ' rreiroN ' t kr!IsfivA ' To''' "o 1 c — "‘ ' di ' ' ACROSS OCEAN Government Specialist fin Higher Education Explains Responsibilities of Doctors and Knowledge Needed MAY 13 1934 ' -- '''' 1 ---- to- r ti lop t Ir fq A GIRDS FOR RUM WAR 40 t t 1 ) N 4 CADIZ Ohio (up - T appan a peaceful little village of 60 homes will be "washed" almost literally off the map ot Ohio by completion of one of the gigantic Muskingual conservatios )- w $ Village Away 1 project Thirty feet of water backed up on Little Stillwater creek will Inundate N 1 ( the site Some 16 Ohio counties are 4 js 1 to be affected by the project Disposip '14kli t r) 1 IT:: ) i:":'':?'1'"'"e"°:: tion of the buildings which include 4 A several stores 'z Ie: garages and a few 4 !'''''' ::?:: L :' 41 churches is undecided as yet Vii a $ ' i::: 4 r :':: t lagers face the certain possibility of i':: ::e "1 their homes either being razed or LINCOLN Neb i moved to higher ground i1 ' 1 in on two aides by states where liquor Withal however they will have be bars i now over flowa prohibition post come recontiled and willing enough I it ' are their Nebraska 4 marshaling drys that the floor control should save call q i 7 1 forces for a last ditch fight to keep er ' i IS k 1 ' villages and cities downstream this state dry The situation haS made especially de ' i t To promote the dry cause during po n d en t those who fought through the coming campaign a statewide or- three factional elections to secure a 41 under is organized being ganization 10:o school building recently comp I o" : ' direction of R Pi Hutton of Lincoln Inew kr0 Ipleted H oTASZA-superintendent of the AntisaC i01113S POND ano CESARIC SA bEDTA A bill in the village which will be a id state loon league-Huttocome an island when the valley Is is that this organhopeful flooded is being sought by several :'i' ization will grow to include more than 111persons as a summer cottage eta who voters a million a of quarter 41 — 1:t11:t will'cast ballots in the election next 1 WAI!SAW November to retain Nebraska's pro44 Ohio 7” Amateur Radio 4 amendment 4 hibitory 41'0 P 11! : 01:0017121710701nL N' : Labor day hu been designated by :44 ‘ 0 ' A Hutton as a deadline for the opening Operator Picked bly Byra '"Ct:147 At ' 4 -ototirg ) ' 0 coma 4 Local : of ii campaign vigorous d st CI C r'11x11 ' ''' ii 4::i! mittees will handle the dry campaign i I 1:: ' WILLOUGHBY Ohio (UP)--T- bs t in counties and voting precincts : v: t::' The assault on Nebruka's dry laws amateur radio station of Allen Pres oapozs 11e :i:)14tw YOttIC' :TT-I8 esmottoiubielogruneADAtiownev which have stood since two years be- cott here is one of two stations offi fore Nebraska became the 36th state daily designated to handle COMMtbe The early birds of the annual flock of transatlanand Cesare Sabel diuppointed last year will re- to ratify the national prohibitory nications to the Byrd Antarctic expo new their attempts to make a nonstop flight to Rome amendment was opened by the 1933 dition in Little America tic fliers already are fluttering' their wings impaSo far Prescott with Zohn Bay in ithe near future and tho Adamowics brothers state legislature aviSix New York tiently at Floyd Bennett field and Joseph win try to reach Warsaw a law was who is assisting him have been um Benjamin Over bitter protests ators are eagerly awaiting favorable weather before Poland in one hop The lone wolf of the flock is passed to permit sale of 32 beer with- able to procure their schedule from Joseph James of Chicago who plans a solo flight in the state and in the final moments radio headquarters at the base begambling with death In attempts to make nonstop from Chicago to Lithuania of the session a measure was passed cause of poor weather conditions flights to various parts of Europe George R Fond galling for a vote on retention of the Prescott said that storm conditions BRAZIL LABOR FIGHTS FASCISTS 'state prohibitory amendment in the in the south pole region recently with PATS TAX TWICE wind of 80 to 90 miles per hour velocRIO DE JANEIRO (P)—The newly 1934 general elections TOPEKA- - Kan (A—An absentity had hindered abort wave radio in The of organizations policy dry National League to Comminded taxpaper reported Ellis Be- organized fighting for preservation of Nebrag operations t Fascism claims the support a ka's tradition as an arid state will ver Ktsrisas Income tax director sent bat The county 268 labor organizations with 326000 not include the solicitation of dry counties Hutton said in a Check for the amount of his tax The fascist organization votes Hutton said members organizations are instructed to form anand a few days later mailed in still in the formative stage claims County organizations already have precinct groups to get voters to the nucleit in all of Brazil's 21 states been set up in half of Nebraska's polls othet one of like amount 2tiwo go It Rome Warsaw Kaunas Made Destinations of Hardy U S Pilots aFi:36 NEW YORK 'May GROUP 7"1""11111111111 - IT-ttt- '"'""'N-- -- 4 t olyroty - kJ ''' 7- t r i' ' ' ' 4' 4 Editor's note: This Is the fifth in a series of articles analyzing the vocational problems and opportunities of thousands of youths Soon to leave schools and colleges D 11 No More Glory but Atlantic Ocean Still Lures Fliers NEBRASKA DRY' Project to 'Wash' SIX AVIATORS Opportunities Explained For Ambitious Students iff06 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING - "v I ''''' ' i 7 i Vi '1:i tt k : I) 18 (IIN)—Open 41 ':1 1 ei )1' ' Prohibition Forces Organ ize to Defend Cause in Fall i:: :' : ! V (UP)--Hem- ann has been declared on Old Man BylCYRIL ARTHUR PLAYER Atlantic again by a small army of S If the boy is thinking of following medicineoand inquires as he birdmen who are tuning up here prewell might do of the United States office of education for sum- paratory to pitting their flying skill mary information on the profession Walter J Greenleaf the gov- against the hazards of the great body systerr—' ernnient specialist'in higher education would tell him this: Medicine one of the oldest of the professions deals with the At Floyd Bennett airport which boasts the longest concrete runway cure and prevention of disease in the individual and the promotion In the world there is much activity of public health and welfare as no fewer than half a these A physician is responsible for the life and death of the patients dozen days aviators who are willing and :under' his care and also with the prótection of the life and heath eager to cast dice with death overJ' of others t haul planes chart courses and enHe must have patience and perse- - nearer the low one of the Michigan gage in physical preparatibn for verance be a keen observer and be report one to 700 than the high one forthcoming flights over the Atlantic able physically to endure intensive of the commission one to 1200 It matters little to them that spectedious and broken rest study days I Fee to Keep Well tacular aviation exploits no longer He undertakes to diagnose treat Little and Robinson in their arouse the interest they once did Operate or prescribe for human disMyers ease pain injury eformity or physi- bwk "Planning Your Future" make Cynics who point out that transChi-o- f atlantic flights are no longer news ' cal condition ad he will give freely effective use of the story that in If for his time ad energy to alleviate na many things are done in a way leave their ardor undampened human 3fferin1 and to care for the opposite to ours People pay the doc- no other reason than their own satistor to keep them well on a yearly fee faction they are determined to cross sick h injured ill the pay-th- swords with the specter that hovers As14 public 'health agent he studies basis but if they become has auses of disease and premature ment stops and the doctor must treat the Atlantic—the specter that condeath and applies the knowledge of his sick patients free of charge until proved the victor in many past The idea is by no tests against man's skill and man's they recover these causes for their prevention means unpracticed here it simply has machines Specialisation Enters not yet taken its full and fundamental I' Veterans Vndaunted It is clear that no single man can position among the population of this season's encompass knowledge of all the But there is no reason to shudder Among the veterans fliers are: George of transoceanic crop ofmoder is medical medicine" It phases knowledge at the term "state hence specialization enters and prop- - considered strange by many that the R Pond and Cesare Sabelli who plan a nonstop flight to Rome This pair the corn- - state should exprtss the utmost of the erly though report was among the contingent scheduled boamedical and on education no to I cern protect our property but But to make the flight last year assoof Medical the American more is far pitalS concern to protect what weather upsets and mechanical trouelation suggests that there Is a ten- - important—our health their start until late in dency to divide the patient's body up The only solution to the reluctance bles delayed Then when they were into too many small parts each one of young doctors to settle in rural the season take off the aeronautic to set all l a demanding specialist districts build up adequate hospital of commerce The doctors Iof the United States and clinical facilities and thus dis- branch of the chamber are probably the best prepared in the tribute to all the nation the health stepped in and banned their flight ) world The profession here enjoys service at present only found in large lowing to their plane being equipped Problem of World Unemsnore solidarity than any other in the cities is for communities to assure with an 'outlawed propeller veteran and Sabelli are country and the standards of the the economic independence of the Both Pond ployment to Be Discussed American Medical association now trained professional man by salary-contr- fliers With the specially built : on the ' are using they plane 95 Per cent of the Medical at Geneva June 4 ing him at the same time placing rip will schools virtually all the unworthy restrictions on his individual genius flight they are confident theywater the dangerous 1EA-IL11E00negotiate safely ones having been driven out if he has any in exploring the possi' gap between New York and Rome There are 78 approved medical bilities of his career BROWN STEWART Hy schools in the United States and ten Some such arrangement is the hope that has claimed the lives of manyl GENEVA (Ur)—Problems vitally In Canada ' Incidentally a number of the boy who Wishes to follow med- who attempted the flight affecting workers In every part of of American students study at Cana- - icine andshould it come to pass will Winged Brothers dian medical schools and between absorb the surplus professional men Two 'others who plan to brave the the world will be considered at the 30 and 40 per cent of Canadian grad- - of today and provide a margin for Atlantic in the near future are the annual conference of the Internationuates come to the United States to the future Adamowicz brothers Benjamin and al labor office opening on June 4 it practice of Brooklyn N Y Like Pond - Joseph Amerannounced here today 1934 the North 4 by (Copyright Refused Admission and Sabelli the Adamowicz brothers was Alliance ican Newspaper Inc) when Fifty nations will send delegations were on last year's schedule Most of the Americans who have augone to European medical schools they sought to make a flight from The United States it is reported On thoratively will be represented by an Poland Warsaw to York New the last been few have during years refused admission to an American that occasion they narowly escaped official group of "observers" reprea medical school There are also six death when their Bellanca plane senting labor capital and the governt crashed at Harbor Grace Newfound- ment institutions recognized as medical land But in flying the gambler's traschools in Illinois Massachusetts and Attack on Japan ditional expectation "I'll surely win There is a section et the T L O Missouri but they are not recognized Imhd next time" rules just as strongly is which fears Japan may withdraw at by the licensing boards of the other it does at the card table And Ben states and the territory of Alaska FREMONT Neb at(UP)—Education " Midland college and Joe are supremely confident that the coming conference if her formiThe graduates of these she institutions will be procurable dable trade offensive is violently atof substantial located here on a basis represent between 2 and 3 per cent discounts for Cash payments accord- this year they will arrive in Warsaw tacked during the session Japanese In good condition and on schedule of each year's total quarters do not deny such a possi" offi' It appears to those most Mterested ing to announcement by college Lindy Emulator bility cials that some of the medical schools now led of of Criticism 4 flock wages season's this Japanese usual A3 Student expenses will be reduced have more students than their facilibirdmen includes a "Lone probably by British labor delegates 1934- ties and teaching personnel can take as much as 18 per cent for the may come at the opening of the con35 term under a system of cuts in Wolf" who scorns aid or companioncare of under the plan of medical ference when the delegates are per- education which is now believed to tuition approved by the college trus- ship on the hazardous trip preferring mitted to make general speeches on to pit his own skill and brawn against tees be most satisfactory This plan is all the Atlantic has to offer This the work of I L O Otherwise there to from reduced Tuition will $80 be based on small sections individual 1 time the soloist is Joseph James is nothing on the agenda which could A out- $65 per semester while students room- American-Lithuania- n clinical clerking guidance who hails lead to an attack of Japan pilot on the will and campus boarding ing visitation etc 4::114111intiti patient from Chicago (11 Unemployment Problem ' As stated in a preceding article the be given an additional discount of A James brought his plane to New Measures to combat world unemft I commission's report believes that rea- PO or about 6 per cent Dr H F York in prep' alterations for minor ? S Martin Midland college president 1' ployment will be given principal consonably complete care can be pro- - announced A A aration for his flight to Kaunas Lithu- sideration on the agenda The I L 4 :: vided on the basis of one physician A0 Nso! this at f place O realizing that Great Britain spent :::::: Students unable to pay their bill by ania His hopping-ofA the popula'to about 1200 persons James will use 407000000 - side will be Chicago pounds and the United tion is large enough to permit effec- the semester in advance will be al- - a Lockheed Vega was spethat unplane tcr on month or States last the quar$1000000000 year pay by tive use of the specialited personnel k ter but will no be allowed the $10 cially built for him at Burbank Cal tfo4: employment wishes to reduce this ::::::: necessary for a complete service In additional disco 6 It has an enormous fuel capacity so evil by shortening hours to 40 per t th ::::::::::?::::::: small isolated communities the ratio if James should fail to reach his ob- week and stimulating the construc'celtØ of physicians would need to be higher ' 4 jective it will not be for lack of gas tion of public works on a gigantic British Given Great Problem All routes thus far planned by the scale yi::::: The are via the north Atlantic An adeqUate medical service for World's Smallest Book fliers Supporters of an international 40- James and Adamowicz courses take hour week will push the final readthe country could probably be proa ti 24 ! norththe British Isles and ' vided says the report by 120000 acWA 40 60a ing of a draft treaty to that effect Bodleian them over LONDON (UP)—The i but the Sabelli-Ponern Europe beconsidered tive physicians if they were distribThe has been treaty WIVa "gig uted in relation to the medical needs library at Oxf 6rd the home of many route is practically a bee line to the fore but because of British opposition it is not believed it will pass and their efforts properly correlated priceless manuscripts and gems of Eternal City 1e ' I This is the great problem of the literature has by the gift of an Labor experts point out that such a b ::::::: medical profession It is obvious' is in harmony with the new : treaty R Chamber-obtaine7:::::: poet American Henry New Judge Feels Uneasy American codes that the large investment of society It is expected I possession of what is :::::::::::::: In universities medical schools boa1111 United therefore the delega66 Court tion will support the States 1 Can't Wear Hat aland public health activities and regarded as the smallest book in the pitals proposal 1:o the important investment al the time world though it has no right to vote of students in itheir education make The book which is of OKLAHOMA CITY (1P) — Claude the present lack of correlation be- an inch in height and Weaver former secretary to Gov- Crow Trapper Develops 1' tween the production and the utiliza of an inch in width weighs a grain ernor W H Murray has but one reI appointed tion of trained health workers highly and a half the size tilt Brand New Industry type used gret because the governor He can't 1 wastefill him to be a district judge on each page is ' Aor ' bench on As the commission's report puts it: of an inch in the wear his hat WICHITA Kan (UP)—The lowly height and r-I in the immediate I "I always have worn a hat in- crow is no longer simply something 'It is- - clear that in width A i if I '' I new 1 the said a has judge there been and out" doors larger produc is past a into verse translation It to its English a for scarecrow armleu flap ' Beaides it without at the of parts of the Rubaiyat of Omar "I feel exposed tion than necessary and that sleeves at—the bird has a cash value present time we have an oversupply Khayyam and was printed by the it makes you think better" P P Doze one of the first settlers of physicians though they are not Commonwealth Press at Worcester Weaver a former congressman in Norwich has gone into the crow A 11 s : when wearer hat to well distributed in relation the Mass was not the only business on a large scale 1 office to in the governor's ilitittittOtt:07t the medical neecls he worked IV population and Doze has invented traps to catch I of certain areas" t "Alfalfa Bill" likes to keep his on the birds and is able to snare sell It is also admitted that the burden CWA Worker Develops liti eral hundred a week He sells the )1 PI of illness falls unevenly on the popu to gun clubs which use them birds lation and is unpredictable for the Fine Strawberry Farm LACK OF SNOW HALTS MINERS instead of live pigeons at the raps ! tal andIndividual It can only be met sug14' ‘ SILVER CITY N M (UP)—The Doze can sell all he can suppiy he gest leaders of medicine through col-said lack of heavy snows in the Pinos lective provisions for medical care1 BEAUMONT Texas mportant The distribution of this burden over to move to a farm because of the Altos placer mining district of New ' deAlmost Wrecked has winter the 03 iVlexico Marion Williams Pageant during a group of the population can be pro depression in the videp through i nsurance or taxation brought a farm to him instead From creased gold mining activity J W Because of Machine Age District t14 section strawfour Attorney city lots converted into Thia clearly is a form of state medidCooisakgrinegeawhilllefiroehesyoiUnfrthome M said N Silver of 'wtra consent of Hodges City cine berry patches with the ' estate owners Williams is har- placer miners usually depend on the DANVILLE Va On—Citizens of real Losses From Illness isestatiat "A it Age snow for water to wash the Danville hadn't given much thought There is abundant proof that Whet-eve- r vesting daily between 30 and 40 bas- melting of the to Iry sands the of until out the canyon scarcity donkeys N the surplus of physicians there kets of strawberries which have a gold Epiphany church planned a Biblical are great gaps in medical service A market value of 20 cents per boxbe- spring to find one for "the and tried pageant number of studies by insurance tom-- ' His strawberry farming was while he drew $1250 wages from fligkt from Egypt" DDT& CANADA'S CATTLE panics public health organizations gun Several days were spent in searchElectric-hea- t Industrial firms and Others indicate the C W A In addition to labor and MONTREAL (UP) -- Great Brithe city from one end to the ing strawWilliams' plants profitable eases 130000000 are about there that States United has the tain and the replaced were other pla3rmakers of disabling illness in the United berry enterprise required a cash out- as Canada's best customer for cat- about to give it up az a bad job States each year If nondisabling ill- lay of $190 each for two sacks of tle Honorable issued just by figures Finally though an old negro pedness is considered the figure is about commercial fertilizer and $3 for sink- IL IL Stevens minister gcf trade and dler was found who tied a donkey a water well dI ing double commerce reveal Exports of cattle to pull his cart He agreed to lend en of average to the United States have fallen from it and Egypt wu departed as schedThroughout the year about 2 per cent of the population is Italy' s War Dead Will 237838 head in the fiscal year 1929 uled illness tind twice incapolitated from and 238332 in 1930 to 5625 in the fisMake One More March cal as many are impaired and handl TEAM WRECKS- AUTO year ended March 1934 illbecause of capped The time lost ADA Ohio (UP)—A—rambuctious 4 TEXAS IN TOWN and CEDIELESS nine ness averages between seven e dead will VAN HORN Texas (UP)--- A Texas teeth of young horseso here showed working days Iper employed person PADUA Italy a march exhuma- town where there hasn't been a townspeople what they thought of in 3 cent gigantic of again the and represents about per automobiles Encountering an auto 1 working year tion and progran3 for crime committed or a bank robbed while they were pulling a wagon to war be casualties of this region It is estimated that the 38000000 since January 1934 has been found they pushed it 100 feet down the a wage earners in the country lose carried on here through the summer by District Attorney Roy Jackson street demolished the rear end then months about 250000000 work days and the Jackson went to Van Horn to em- completed their havoc when one of war World who died in 24000000 school children lose about 'Troopers t panel a grand Jury to investigate the animals jumped on the running - school each year actions are to be moved from 12 'pending case& "We impanelled the board and then on the machine's I 'ft bINgwV7---V1705uoofoo days hereabouts to cemeteries more Aderulnan T cases no were there but " grand top oeovar!lerintgwi"o s 1 due' to illnisr bit quately honored graves in the great to takejury oos so the jury was disOntrio military tomb just completed missed" he i ITALY BUTS OLD GOLD lion dollars reported in The and June ROME (R)—Old gold trinkets and The time must come when prevenprocess wilLbegin ? 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