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Teen Talk— +

Facts, Figures Do Your

On Careers

three of. pre-medical studies and four in medical school. After this

approximately what years jof college will cost.

Tt depends ‘on where = “student

lives and how he lives. Medical school tuition is, on an average, about $250 a year and books and fees run about $100 a year. This

cost ‘of educating a doctor—the state pays the rest. Medical Technicians Are Much Needed : A doctor and a would-be doctor must be patient, kind and have a sincere urge to help sick persons. He should take a broad program of study in his undergraduate years—social studies, literature and English—as well as an intensive science course. : * Medical technology is another field open to teeners who can’t afford to spend the money and time required for an MD. This is a career open especially to women who want to do laboratory work. Two years of college plus a year of hospital training is required and the demand for technicians is great. High school graduates are eligible to become technical assistants to researchers, medical ilJustrators and to do stenographic and clerical work connected with medicine. « Four years of college or two years of college plus a year of specialized training is required for medical records librarians. The course costs approximately the same as any college course and admits a trained person into an interesting and much-in-demand job. The salaries range from $3600 to $5000 a year.

Teeners can prepare themselves| :

high chemistry, mathematics and English. Part time or summer jobs open to high school students - include clerical, messenger or laboratory work in any hospital. : Experts in the medical profession say none of these jobs will help in a specific manner, but that they will enable a teen-ager to absorb hospital atmosphere and decide if he is fitted for medicine.

Brides-to-Be |

AUGUST RITE—Mrs. Emma Bunte, 4716 Bluff Road" ani nounces the approaching marriage of her daughter, Ruth, to i ‘Bruce Ellis, son of Mrs. Emma |, Ellis, Indianapolis. The . cerl emony will be.read on Aug. 28.

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TO BE WED—Miss Loretta

Jane Robinett, daughter of Mr. 4

and Mrs. Clarence Robinett, 1242 S. Pershing Ave., will be married to James Edward Eads, son of Mr. and. Mrs, Lowell

It takes seven years of work— §

Dot Harper (left) a while they "baby sit:

By JEAN MAYBE IT started back in cave-man times! Anyhow, for ages and ages, teeners have had younger brothers and sisters dogging their footsteps. Yes, kiddies love to tag after an older crowd. And sometimes parents actually encourage them. This makes for a shattering situation. Naturally, ‘you wish to please your parents. But even more, you crave to have your fun far from the

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Fair Share of Baby Sitting

- nn » SO HOLD a family confab. If Mom Js an busy person, you'll have to accept your share of child care.

factor, too. Agree to taking the kids along on certain occasions. Then, use your influence—and Mom’s help-—in getting them started

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Easy Stages By META GIVEN PLENTY of rain and other good growing conditions over most of the country have stepped up the production as well as the quality of pickling cucumbers this year. Dill has grown with a weed-like vengeance too and is now at a good pickle making

stage. The weather still is hot to make dills that will keep firm and flavorful well into the winter. But the dills one makes now can be used as a base for making other 4 weeks

uniform the jar also help to mainmore uniform temperathe pickling solution.

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inches of the top, having the/ leaves as the top layer. Make a brine using one cup of |

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Cover jar with a plate! then tie a clean cloth over the top and set in 4 cool dark place.!

Cut crosswise in inch-long Pack the chunks in sterile jars. Make a syrup by boiling for 10 minutes two cups of sugar, one cup of vinegar and one tablespoon pickling spices. Fill pickle jars up with bot syrup making sure that the pickles are well coveréd, Seal and do not use until pickles have stood from 4 to 8 weeks, ? This amount of syrup will cover from 3 to 4 pints of pickles depending on the compactness of the pack. :

Woman Commands Veterans’ Post

BROCKTON, Mass.—A 42-year-

American Veterans Post in the United

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By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M. D. . DURING THE first World War, plastic surgery developed rapidly. The disfiguring injuries caused by battle resulted in the de-

velopment of ingenious special surgical methods, both to restore function and repair disfigurement.

Between wars, plastic surgery continued to advance. Many people, who were born with disfiguring defects or received injuries from accidents, required plastic surgical rebuilding. The | was met. Many different methods were used, such as taking a cartilage from the ribs to use in rebuilding a nose or ear, .

. =» DURING and II, progress in plastic

sight into a respectable feature. Ears, lips and many other porof the anatomy have also

thick deen rebuilt by plastic surgery.

Many of these operations require periods of months or even

years to complete, and involve several separate operations. Pa-

tience on the part of both surgeon

and patient’ is, therefore, neces-

sary. Not all attempts to repair or reconstruct are successful. Some-

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since World War has continued at an ever-increasing -|pace. are are [Cases on record in which the nose has been changed from a repelient

one who has to undergo plastic should not expect a mirare com-

listen carefully to what the surgeon has to say concerning the probable results. 4 As greater experience is gathered in this field, greater skill will be offered to the patient Pesding this of treatment. in this field have every reason to be proud of their accomplishments, 2

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, but many ' people with heart murmurs lead normal lives for many years without difficulty. :

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manicure. Now I give myself my own permanents, sham- Ruth Millett poos and manicures. “I used to have a laundress and a cleaning woman who came once a week to give the house a thorough going-over. Now I take my’ clothes to a wash-it-yourself place; bring them home and iron them. And; by adding a few cleaning jobs each day onto my daily housekeeping, I'm managing very well without & cleaning wom man.” . y . “ALSO, I used to order all of my groceries over the telephone. But not now. At the price food is today I have to shop around and cut down costs that way as much as I can, “Also, if I shop in person I can often change my tentative menus by substituting some special of the day for something I had planned that tured out to be too expensive,” If this were only one woman's experience, there'd be no point in repeating it. But it is the

today. : In order to meet the higher cost of living, without sacrificing their family's living stand.

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