Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 4

RIDAY OCTOBER 27 1950 NEVADA STATE JOURNAL RENO NEVADA page four a Nmfet £tate uurnal THESE WOMEN! Pitching By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT 'By DREW PEARSON Horseshoes a 1 1 a TV is the Brat of the show world highway to solve the problem A bar 4 A aAXWAlv A XA A AU1 lV jf A CA IszTT CI A LX 1C I Other commodities to fear that the whole backstage backers of Eisenhower But in politics Pdeo even ere It handies box AnBttntwirt mrrn ivnnLl lin linrlnr it nnv tr hovo wntn noMr not ing XV ell and it IS aces Ortthe foller astringent i 16 20 24 33 12 42 Video which was supposed to be supreme on sports always so western Samoa perennial 43 astern so far are no improvement on radio news in fact not so ball games in fragments racing with a hellandgone lens and the tough cameras make wrestling look even phonierthan it is Be sides the sports reporters gab too much nqt always their fault since they must figure on picture tubes blowing The forums are enter taining especially if the orators get sore at each other and have a topic a little more up to date than bobbed hair best scoop to date was in which is neither gee whiz nor lingo but one of the best documentaries have ignored their warnings Meanwhile the doc tnrc in VCAvaji a caviner rTi7nf 36 Plant furnishing aniseed 38 Island 28 A gushing flow 29 Malt beverage 30 eminine pronoun 32 Male cats Tt has worked the miracle of bringing back from the dead some acts that perished when bigtime vaudeville died and it is headlining flickers that would have to bribe their way into the bottom section of a double featureThe dramas are also reissues mostly plays the movies spurned? THEY COME TOUGH COULEE DAM Wash Po lice said during a fracas in a room oyer a local tavern one celebrant was thrown through the second story window and landed on the hood of an automobile The con struction worker got up shook him self and walked away The damage to the rar was $170 LOTS LUCK MAYBE MUSKEGON Mich (UJO Rich ard Tischer reports finding a seven leaf clover in his back yard DEAR BOSS: Maybe not a pessimist but it seems to ux that already a scared rabbit gossip: Marilyn Buford the one time spent the past two years starring In Italian made films shouldn't need to con sult Baron Leone in order to handle her intended spouse Toto one of most famous screen comics and only five feet tall She tops him by nearly six Inches William Holden as migt be ex pected after his performance in is balking at an assigned role' in In our humble opin ion justified in the rebellion for he deserves bigger and better breaks Dick Haymes now on a tour is making every effort to plug his recording of "The a and "Now I Lay Me Dow! To We hear selling the platters like hotcakes and that boss should make YOU happy since donating all of hla roy alties from that disc to the Na tional Day THE STA Big Ticket right now on TV is the program gun epics and psycho sagas with casualties like war They are expertly done in half light and the actors using their scariest ghost story voices Com edy gets a fast brush except in the musicals where it is supplied by the star comic from what bought or burgled Sposors claim that' comedy Get Over Meaning that no audience to guffaw on signal fha alla an aau 3 000 nnf U4 A'J pv Mkv trjvvv XVVLI to produce ait unbroken Crestline At Goat An unbroken crestline will make Niagara Islandi about a half mile above the brink of a cataract without rival in the world I 1 1 price support program would be under mined Congress nevertheless continued the po tatb Subsidy through 1950 with the result that this year crop is soaring to 426000 000 bushels and the government will have to shell out $60000000 of the money to help keep the potato very very solvent Rut racket is running out The will soon be no more Just the same TV has come up with a number of that Broad way and Hollywood could look at with profit5 is back to its bigtime standard and dio is another expert offeringSome of the items on and the magnificent "Gold are other musts Show of is a welcome vis itor "This Is Show even with its minor flaws is good and Berle often tops musical shows getting $6 a seat across town Remember When DEAR STA: Kiddies not a pessimist Vy ture but I find myself "viewing with the announcement that Baron Michele Leone one of the roughest toughest wrestlers in these parts is going to conduct an to the program on TV The possibilities are simply ap palling As you know most of the love lorn who ask for advice are mem bers of what we males like to con sider the weaker sex What arc we to expect after Baron Leone has taken them in hand and coached them? I shudder as I think of the prospects Along comes Jancy Doe with a problem boy friend" she sobs to marry me early last summer but just because he got fired from his job he keeps on postponing our wedding date What shall I And Baron Le one thinking back over his long nvnpripnrA in wrMtlinff might well answer: "Well miss I'll show you a double hammer lock with which I defeated Tarzan Orth a couple of times irst you give the guy a drop kick then you pick him up and use an airplane spin and then after slamming him to the floor a couple of times you take his right arm like this" Or if that picture isn't enough to give you the willies imagine the reply that might be forthcoming when a discontented wife com plains of mistreatment What would be more natural than for the Baron to dish out detailed instruc tions on the gentle art of hammer ing an opponent into submission by beating his head against a turn buckle? Or a dissertation on the ef fectiveness of the kidney punch? Or the exquisite torture that had been inflicted with a toe hold? My wife and I thank Heaven are on the most amicable terms but should we ever quarrel and should I hear of her consulting Baron Leone not going to wait for going to nil like a scared raonit: an omi nous situation when the little woman whom always called suddenly Is offered a course in being a "lying Mare" JIMMIE IDLER Significantly the Macy Gannett group which put up the money for Joe Hanley have also been the brother Eric be home I just heard the refrigerator door A beery little letter showed up in the mail today from a man in Milwaukee and if pull up a chair and help yourself to the pret zels be glad to let you take a look at it' Dr Mr Rose: an old German couple in 1 our neighborhood named Otto and Lena Brenner and something happened to them not long ago which you might want to mention in your column Otto has been a gateman at one of the local breweries for longer than most of us can remember and ever since he got married in 1910 been turning his pay check over to his wife who cashes it at the and gives hinra couple of dollars off the top for spending money' About 30 cents of this goes for smoking tobacco and the rest for beer at Stegmey Sofial Chib a saloon where Otto drops in regularly for a little talk with the boys Lena of course has never approved of the club and has always said friends were a bunch of bums Last month Lena got word that her sister In Rapine was sick and needed her and so not knowing Yttter4y Aac 44 Evening (poet) 45 Varying weight (Ind) 47 Tank destroyer (abbr) LAS MESA Calif Oct 26 (UR) A La Mesa housewife chose jail today rather than pay a $10 fine fo'violating the dog ordi nance requiring dogs to be on a leash Mrs Evelyn Payne Sylvester 46 was out walking September 15 with her two toy Pekingese dogs Baby and Buddy when neighbors complained Last week City Judge enton Gar field gave her a week to pay the fine or serve five days in jail Mrs Sylvester reported at the La Mesa station today and said she was ready to go to jail She was taken to San Di ego county jail and booked The ordinance requires that all dogs be on leash when on public property or off the prop erty of their owners INCREASE DENIED SAN RANCISCO Oct 26 (UR) The public utilities commission to day refused to allow railroads to charge more handling? news papers in California dont know where we're going to get the $8000 but it was Worth the mind ather" replied Meyers "the Lord has ways to take care of those things" So Meyers giving the Lord an assist went to Noah Dietrich head of the Hughes Tool Company of Houston and the man whose telephone as well as that of Howard Hughes was tapped in Washing ton by Senator Brewster of Maine on behalf of Pan American Airways i said Meyers "you recently joined the church Also from Texas a state whose atti tude on the color question has just cost Loyola Meyers went' on to suggest that Dietrich make up the money which Loyola College had lost Next day the Loyola athers were surprised to receive a check for $8000 MafA nn naivAVUanlav Bu DOWN 1 Apex 2 Poem 3 Encoun tered 4 Island of West Indies Driving ice and rain 6 Exciama turn 7 Genuine By BILLY ROSE L1EKJUI UHI1H uiiiiiih minu uunnau uro nranihu mtiimiiu HCJUQllIJ EII1IU1 ISIII'J UUH rimri ouDkinu uniiuHuij nun mi uLui no UUQCUU RLUdllhuuh nriuLuianil miuti i antee we were to give Texas Western and we felt foas except its best punch the uuuuy tu paj iiiviu viiien tr WC SAimd PffiPPt? 70 Years Ago planned a special train to a 'Wadsworth political meeting Sen Powning returned from his tour of the East 50 Years Ago The Rev Jones arrived in Reno from San rancisco ES arrington was in Reno on a political tour of the state Temperature dropped to a rec ord low of 24 degrees in Reno Mrs Key Pittman was recovering from injuries received in a fall in Washingtort Housewife Goes To Cell Protests Leashes on Pets 8 Street urchin 9 Sheep like 10 Grasslike herb 14 Part of a plant 17 Russian title 34 Sour and (rar) 18 erryboat 35 Greek poet 19 Constella tion 20 Sauciness (slang) 24 A large cuffed glove 26 Mediter ranean 40 Woody winter resort permission to cash his pay check himself warning him however to stay away from where the boozers could only lead him into evil ways The following riday night when Otto cashed his check he took the $37 in bills rolled them into a wad put a rubber band on it and shoved it into a pants pocket along with an odd quarter left over from his previous spending money Then he went home ate a little dinner and stretched cut on the coqch for a nap or the best part of an hour he turned and tossed but finally he gave up put on his hat and headed for A few doors from the bar a panhandler gave him a hard luck story and it was so convincing that Otto dug down and gave him the quarter Then he went into the beer parlor where of course he got his usual warm reception and had himself his usual fine time' That is until it was his turn to buy a round when he reached for his money it there the said the you DONNER SUMMIT BOTTLENECK If for no other reason the Donner Stim uli highway should have four lanes for iniiitarv inirnoses and it will not be many VMM two or three before this because Army doctors always know how to imcossnrv step in highway development be set UP tents improvise beds or stretchers and or comes a reality San rancisco business men represented at a meeting in Reno this week by members of the San rnncisco Chamber of Com merce realize the inadequacy of the high way from the Nevada state line to a point a few miles east of Auburn The highway from Donner Lake to Soda Springs is the tough stretch and the most exnensive to rebuild for four lanes and it has a bad reputation across the United1 States especially for winter travel The Reno Chamber of Commerce has been advocating the four lane road from' Reno west for several years and Nevada will meet the California highway at the state 1in with four lane road Tourist traffic Over High wav 40 and for better field training the armchair hospital brass Highway 50 too is affected by the in adequacy of the highways over the Sierra Nevada mountains and this is particularly true of the Donner Summit road Hundreds of trucks use the Donner highway and they create the bottleneck between Donner Lake and the summit It will take a four lane halfback whom Texas Western could not allow play When Stanley Meyers of Universal Pictures con gratulated Loyola fathers for their stand against fortunately it cost us $8000 That was the guar National Hat Week is observed every Oe tober On the other hand or is it off National hat chasing week takes! News programs need re staging The hottest news of the day AN UNBROKEN CREST Tt is a relief from war news although ner haps a deceptive one to read that two gov place every March ernments are working together to imnrove nn nf flic crcnf nntnrnl wnndprs nf world The two governments are those of sect stand on their hands Probably the i One thing the upstart medium has is plenty of talent mostly on the cutie side If it is smart enough to favor cheese cake and close ups of pretties Some of these close when be back she gave Otto ups are good enough to repay the networks for all the expense But girls let these artistic jokers shoot your face from below The upward sweeps of the camera make everybody boys and girls look like Peter Lorre trying to appear at hisworst This is no reflection on Mr face Just a reminder that he had it first IDLER In Hollywood Eslabliahed Nuvunliei 23 187U A Newtpaptr for the Homa Merrftt Speldel President Joseph McDonald Editor rank Sullivan Managing Editor Merrill Inch General Manager NEW YORK I think United Nations Day was well celebrated both at the UN headquarters and by the city of New York Tuesday I was sorry I could not be in two places at once I would have liked to see the dedication of what I have known as the aquarium but which once was the gateway into this coiintry The ceremonies at city hall must have been interest ing too But I had to be in my seat as a delegate at lushing awaiting the arrival The speech was fine I thought and I particularly liked the emphasis on disarmament coupled with the warning that there must be good faith in that disarmament Until the people of the world could be assured that disarmament would apply to all alike he said1 the free nations must keep themselves strong I ohly hope that we in this country who love to forget about the dis agreeable things that face us and enioy life and live comfortably will not be lulled to sleep again until we have fotged a strong and effective United Nations coupled with an UN inspection force that can guarantee protection Then and then only can we be free to use our money exclusively for the improvement of the everyday lives of the people There is no use in looking forward to this desirable period until we are sure that no war and no aggressor can catch us unawares There still may be a few week ends pleasant enough for people to want to drive up to the library at Hyde Park Therefore I would like to draw the attention of any young sters who are interested in boat models to the crooked stem junk model of ouchou This has been on exhibition for some time but its position was not well lighted and it was difficult really to appreciate what an interesting and unique modelit is It was given to Presi dent Roosevelt in 1941 by Sir red erick Maze KCMG KBE who was for many years inspector gen eral of Chinese maritime customs Sir rederick had it built in China under the supervision of George Worcester river inspector who also built the only other model of this kind for the Maze collection of junk models in the science mu seum in London My letter of thanks is exhibited with the model and he very proud to have it in his col lection The crooked stem junks carry salt from ouchou at the mouth of the Kung Tan (a tributary of the upper Yangtze) up the turbulent waters of the Kung Tan for more than 200 miles The unusual crooked stern enables the vessel to use two very long sweeps The junks are about 70 feet long and their design has apparently not been changed in many centuries The carpenters who make them have no drawings or plans for their guidance and use only two tools an axe and an ancient type of auger Since this vessel is used in a remote region of China it is little known to the outside world and is quite different from the more fam iliar junks seen along the coastal regions of China I am sure this model will be fas cinating to every youngster be cause every detail is so accurate The bunks are in the deckhouse and a table complete with tiny rice bowls teakettle and chopsticks is on deck There also is a Chinese kitchen reproduced in miniature I draw this to the young at tention because I am so grateful to Sir rederick Maze and because I think this junk gives us a picture of the life of some of the people in the world about whom we know too little PULLER PROMOTED WASHINGTON Oct 26 Col Lewis Burwell (Chesty) Pul ler who led the irst Marine Reg iment in its drive into Inchon and Seoul was given a temporary pro motion today to brigadier general daily Crossword ACROSS 1 Graves 6 Ancient city of Greece 11 Perfect 12 Raise with effort 13 A sea bird 15 In the midst of16 Over hanging 18 Trees yielding an elastic gum 21 Bom '22 Dry i 23 Cigarette (slang) 25 A fowl raised for eating 27 Indian prince 31 Perch 33 River (Belgian Congo) 34 Exclamation 37 Contrary 39 Disdain 41 Arabian chieftain 42 Deciphers 46 Set again 48 Depart 49 Propagate 50 Speak it uoesn pay to nave your necK out too early and i the host thinx Dbwov nruiid hova ti pratt falls but it gives you was 1a snv nnf hincr 4 It merely because of bank failure that Joe Hanley needed money Joe is a great hand at the horse races A Chinese family boasts none of its mem bers have worked in the last: 14 centuries Still looking for the right kind of job no doubt? The which was discarded when the theater left the Bowery gets a big play in TV dramas Only it is several hundred words longer now It is a quick way of presenting the plot and it probably gives the camera man time to get a cup of coffee The Private Eyes are much more feerless than their brothers in the cinema Ralph Bel lamy frinstance has taken so many loaded guns away from would be assassins that it might pep up his show if they covered him with one Every parlor game but postoffice has had a fling One of these days a shrewd sponsor is go ing to offer one that permits the audience to have as much fun as the performers seem to have Some of the brightest chicks aye Emerson Wendy Barrie Ilka Chase Maggi iicNellis to name a handful deftly handle smarty crossfire with guests All the amateur nights are now called tal ent tests Having found' a new word for better think of 'something else to call Talent But Television has scored several knockouts It made a monkey of Hollywood by working first rate shows out of books and dramas that had too many bright ideas for the flickers to handle TV has been bold enough to consider that some of the audience is over 12 years old and it takes chances on unknown talent That is a lot more couraee than had Here is more inside bn the bitter New York battle 1 lately raging over the heads of Gov Tom Dewey and his lieutenant governor Joe Hanley Dewey it now develops heard of the existence of the Hanley letter and on Oct 11 asked his lieutenant governor for a copy Hanley refused Nevada atdU Journal to OMmtwr et Speldal stss latomto ernnmuaity and Immbk Stttoidd aS tba postorttca at Haaa Navada da BBOOiid ctoto uttar PuMtoUad atarr morales x0JPt Mimdaj ta iMrnai Buitotaa orator urao Nevada mivwi Adtvrttelna NapraarataUrm: Weet Hollday Crim iranclaco Detroit Angeiea BMtttob Porttoad Lnula Cleveland Membev Audit Bureau ot Olaculatioo ull Deaaed Wire United rees Aaeociatioaa lUBdCKIPTtON BATlto oaur erate Bunday 10 cento Ny aaleatnan Me weed ta Ren and Bparka Bv aiotar route la Rano area 35c pav earner Mleeman la outolde towns receiving nome delivery and through newe deaien maintaining euto ecripUoa cail hata 50 fr month MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RAfTh Bv mall in Nevada and Modoc Laaaen Plum a anerra laro Alpina Mono and Nevada oouatiea and the LaMev Tahoe area la Caitforalat Oso Month tra One Tear la Montha Thrve Mentha One Blonta ads By mall all pointe euUlde the ahove area: One Tear Mn the Mdftths was voted down not because of his continuity but because he had a dis tracting blink "I like his one of the clan announced and she switched over to a dull I comic The opinions are quoted by editorialists all over i the land! At any rate here are rs xvorea are savins privately: irvv juivie uui ive UUlll or Gods sake give us a surgeon general who plaints which are happily offered knows what the battlefield is and teach young I to all concerned to improve their rlnnfnrc hnvu a nr? whaf Hn ir I rz4f Brotherhood at Work rvyvici uHiiverjuiy ih axis Angeies cancelled lis scheduled football game with Texas Western at El a pain in the neck to its elders It Paso the other day because Loyola had a Negro has raided the legit of its temples me movies ortneir audiences and it even had night baseball (last year's brat) whimpering It is such an ingrate that it has even turned on its pappy the barroom TV is still in the Second Hand BusinessIt has thefted everythin radio bartender look like lost said Otto worry" said the tender good said Otto is the first time my old lady has let me cash my pay check and never hear the end of it if I have the money when she gets back I gave a panhandler a quarter before I came in and when the bills must have fallen out of my Well practically everybody in went out to look for money but there was no sign of it so he finally went home plenty worried about how Lena was going to take it An hour later there was a knock on the door and it was Little Stevie the kid who works for Stegmeyer panhandler came in right after you left and gave us he said handing Otto a roll of bills with a rubber hand on it says he picked it up right after you gave him the quarter but his conscience started to bother him on account you was so good Otto counted the money it was $37 'X When Lena got back from Ra cine the old boy handed her the dough and that might have been that except the following night while tidying up she found a roll of bills wedged behind a cushion' on the couch she said to Otto Thirty seven dollars!" must be my last said Otto mean you got paid twice last Otto knew he worth a darn as a liar and so he told Lena everything means only one said his wife bums at Steg saw you was irf bad trou ble and took up a A few minutes later Lena went to the closet and got her coat on your hat and she said "Go said Otto "To of course irst gonna apologize to those bums for saying they're bums After that the drinks are on Sincerely 1 Louis Stegmeyer (Copyright 1950 by Billy Rose) Casualties Mount In Korea Battles WASHINGTON Oct 26 The Defense Department today re ported 26701 casualties in the Ko rean war through Oct 20 including 4124 dead T8240 wounded and 4337 missing in action The latest figures represent an increase of 618 over those an nounced as of Oct 13 They do not reflect all the American casualties which occurred through last ri day because of the time lag in noti fying relatives Of those reported missing the department said 403 have since re turned to American lines while an other 1077 are officially known to be prisoners of the North Koreans GOODBYE BLUE SPUD EAnilVrN lire yyiirnod by tllP Depftptipeiltf ace discrimination one of them remarked of Agriculture that there will be no potato guarantees next year and if they want to avoid rice surpluses they had better trim 1951 output by 21 per cent or 91000000 bushels Thiff announcement signals the beginning of the end of one of the most scandalous chapters in Abe long effort to give the farmer stability of income and guarantees w4igAjnMli(uuncortainties of weather and market conditions Unfortunately the potato plan like other aspects of the price support program was almsed by some greedy farmers Limitations or potntQ acreage were evadad by closer plan ting and fertilization which in some sections doubled and tripled output per government had to buy all thatX? could not be marketed The result was a double burden on the consumer He had to pay a higher price for potatoes as well as the cost of carrying out the support pro i firrsm iX ucucvjiaiiL KuvcLiiui iv4T a vumv xiaiutv rciuseu Dyed blue to make them unfit for human Hanley had written the letter to Kingsland Macy 5 consumption millions of bushels were sold in September and sent a copy to James Leary a i hack io the farmers who raised them at less Saratoga Springs lawyer who showed it to various 1 than nnn ner rent nf the nrieps nnid bv Hie However Dewey was not able to get a copy Uian one per cent OI uie prices parn rue Sohe instructed Rep William Pfeiffer of BrOok government Meanwhile since the best po to scour the state for the letter On Oct 13 the I hrmirzht nrnmiiim nrinn frnm fhft ranw un with a 5 A government only the poorest got to the Sunday Oct that Dewey abruptly market' The result was A nationwide outcrv announced his support of General Eisenhower 9 from consumers that caused growers of What artificial rain making can do tb the ar West staggers the imagination It can make this area bloom like a Garden of Edeh It can throw Secretary of Agriculture crop pro gram out of balance Or it could take rain away from other areas and make them deserts A brief sample of what rain making can do oc curred at Prosser Wash where 'Leo Horrigan a big wheat rancher hired Dr Irving rick of the water resources development bbard qf Pasadena I Calif Io seed the clouds at the time his wheat needed it most As a result crop previously estimated I at 8 to 10 bushels per acre shot up to 20 bushels I per acre His total yield was increased by half a million bushels Scientific seeding of the clouds might make un necessary expensive Irrigation projects might raise the water level in the dry Central Valley of Cali fornia might settle the bitter water feud between California and Arizona" over the Colorado River On the other hand nobody knows yet whether tap 1 ping the clouds over one area will take rain away from another why farsighted Sen Clinton Anderson of New Mexico proposes legislation to control rain making 7 Battle Experienced Doctors Needed The Korean war has exposed "a glaring weakness 'In the Army medical namely that tragi I I On nftlodtDdV caliy few of its doctors were trained for front line I A JL JL VZ JL hospital work As a result wounded Is' suffered needless agony even death on the Korean vnTiiTir' TV Allnn AtzVio no firef ganize field operating rooms critic is now surrounded by them Most of the young: doctorsplaced in command i We do not mean the new oracles of field hospital units had never served outside who have popped up in the news Dig moaern nospnais xney naa nine experience under battle conditions often even taught the fundamentals of field hospital work i Most people know it but the Army operates only one small field medical training center at ort Sam Houston JTexas under the command of a vet i eran field surgeon Maj Gen Joseph I Martin However only a fraction of Army doctors have been able to take this training Even the surgeon general Mai Gen Raymond Bliss has no background as a field surgeon but appeal One commentator frin tke United States and Canada The natural proper way in which to r4yiewthe world sit wonder is Niagara alls nation A Niagara River pact was signed several months ago which had for its primapur A New Englander gulped clams pose the better use of that stream to' in in 20 minutes Just a broth of a boy! crease the potential electric power avail able at Niagara alls for use in both coun the falls the river dividesinto two im tries Improvement of the falls is incidental equal streams The one on the American to that purpose Nevertheless a joint com side dischargesover the American alls misiion lias been asked to make recom which are approximately 1000 feet wide mendatloiis and submit cost estimates for Most of the river swings around to the left imnrovmir the nnnearance ot the tans What is desired is to distribute the waters fnadian alls which have a width of nearly among the critics recently in of above the falls SO 883000 feet scribed: new shows When perturbed members of an Asiatic would seem to be the reported him cnlr Tfirsonncr nv film fnnf aerp nP gets A gaoDy cioseup is nara to take even when the face belongs to Miss Grable The program spots a few films along the way pulse quickening views of parades in Eu rope usually News reporters ap pear to be Striving to look like fash ion plates instead of newspaper people" and nobody is fooled by those who look straight at you without a script in their hands as though they memorized the bulle tins They are reading them off a blackboard of course but never know 'they were doing that of Goat Island and discharges over the Ca tTrs papers covering this and that new program We mean that devas tating critical fraternity in the homes of the nation from Mr and Mrs down to their broods whose opinions decide the Nielsens Hoop ers and Pulses week after week Not all of the televiewers in their parlors are impressed so much by what an entertainer has to offer as they are bv his or her nersnnal was selected on the basis of his record for operat stance who was orating on what ing large Army hospitals Like most of his predeces i the Korean War meant to us all sors Bliss has had excellent hospital training but little experience near the front Most military branches appoint a chief who been a field commander but not in the medical corps Though battle experienced doctors have pleaded A 'X if A HI vr li ZZZ 6 7 14 IS mmmnn nmmu mmm rawai 17 77 21 aHHHiim wrifitf ffiff IT 21 so 4 44 4S ws rara rara rara I III go TH 7 a a.