Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 3

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. 1943 NEVADA STATE JOURNAL, RENO. NEVADA PAGE THREE RENO CANCER CENTEROPENS ON FULL TIME Secretary Employed To Manage Office In order to meet the increasing demands upon it. the Reno Cancer Examination Center has secured the services of Miss Ann T. Samsel as executive secretary.

Located on the second floor of the Wonder building, at 13S N. Virginia street, the center will be open in the future from 10 to 1 and 2 to 5 on weekdays, 10 to 1 on Saturday, and from 7 to 9 Monday evening. According to Mrs. Lawrence Parsons, president, these hours have been arranged to meet the convenience of the public and it is hoped that business people will take advantage of the opportunity thus afforded them to visit the center during their lunch hour or on Monday evenings. The Saturday morning hours should prove particularly convenient for out of town people In Reno for the day or weekend.

Miss Samsel has had ten years business and social work experience in New York, Hollywood and elsewhere, including work for the RENO CANCER CENTER IN OPERATION Pictured above, at the Reno Cancer Center, are Mrs. Lawrence Parsons, president, Mrs. Charles W. McNItt, vice president, taking a member's history; Mrs. Don R.

Catlm, chairman of volunteers, studying a record. year she returned to New York to continue her studies in the psychi- i. i i-- M. M. TL As early as the 7th century B.C.

It IS TllTie tO Get IhOSe character became obsolete M. as a letter in the eastern Greek For YOUr TOmOtO PatCh, tXDertS WO i alphabet, being retained a a i numeral for With frost near, Nevada victory tural extension service. Tomatoes atric field and spent five months gardeners may protect their toma-1 should be turning red and will be as a psychiatric aide at the Insti- toes by covering them on cold of fairly good quality and flavor tute of Living in Hartford, Conn, nights with old blankets, worn-out if ripened at a temperature of 60 Her varied experience in these burlap bags, or even paper. -to 70 degrees. I lines fits her exceptionally well for Gardeners who have more toma- Tomatoes ripened this way are her present position, in which the toes than can be covered at night i much better than those with parts desire to render service to human- should pick all that are nearly ripe i frozen or ripened on frosted vines ity is of prime importance.

when a big frost seems near, ac- i Those just losing their green color Since its opening on June 20, cording to M. Gertrude Hayes, of I and turning to white or pink can the University of Nevada agricul- seventy-three perosns have been examined at the center. Of this number, ten have been given free memberships, the other paying the $5.00 membership fee, entitling them to two examinations a year. Mrs. Parsons emphasizes that.the center does not treat cancer; its aim is to prevent the development of cancer by discovering pre-cancerous conditions in the stage I SUSANVILLE, Sept.

22. when they will yield readily to (Special) Services were held treatment. Hence everyone, no i Thursday afternoon at the Baptist PuDen Funeral HeldinLassen be brought inside and ripened for SUNDAY NIGHT "THE THEATRE GUILD ON THE AIR presents The Great Stage Success fresh use, Miss Hayes said, but they should not be used for can- reer emaking when picked "JOHN FERGUSON Also for fresh use, the vines with green fruit can be pulled and hung by the roots from rafters or nails in the cellar. Or they can be I picked and put in shallow boxes or flats and ripened in a room at temperatures above 60 degrees in a fairly short time. They can be by St.

John G. Ervina STARRING matter how healthy, is urged to! church for the late Mary S. Pul- kept for several weeks, too, at tern- join the center and have the regu- len. lar examinations there provided. If the suspicion of cancer exists Mrs.

Pullen, a native of South Freeport, was born December or 1 13 1359 and diec in the bay re- or a pre-cancerous condition other abnormally is found, the gjon September 15. member is advised to obtain a definite diagnosis and proper treatment from a qualified physician. Reassurance is given in those cases where no difficulty of any hind is found. At the present time, the center has no funds available for providing treatment, but members are helped in making contact with the proper agencies, in arranging for hospitalization, and it is hoped that means will be provided, either on a loan or outright gift basis, so that no one need lack necesary treatment of cancer because he cannot met the expense Geo. Wingfield, Jr.

Gets Discharge George Wingfield lieutenant in the naval reserve, has received his discharge and returned to Reno to renew his administrative work at the Riverside and Golden hotels. Wingfield entered the navy in February, 1942, as an ensign, and retires as a lieutenant, senior grade. He saw service in the South Pacific in the capture and defense of Guadalcanal and consolidation of the southern Solomons and was stationed in the Pacific for some time thereafter. In recent months he has had shore duty and was aide and flag lieutenant to the commander, fleet air, with headquarters at San Diego. She came to Susanville in 1881 as Mary Talbot, and a year later was married to Granville Pullen who died in 1926.

After their marriage the couple resided in San Francisco until 1901, when they returned to Lassen county. She is survived by a son Granville Pullen of Healdsburg. nephews, S. E. Talbot of Vallejo, W.

H. Talbot of Mare Island; and nieces, Mrs. Carl Ortman of Stockton and Mrs. T. E.

Barclay of Susanville. Interment was in the family plot in the Susanville cemetery, with the Rev. G. J. Keetch, officiating.

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