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4,
1939.
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New
York
Stock
Market
Is
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Saturday
Showed
Continuation
Of
Advance
Started
Friday
NEW
YORK.
De.
Y
rk
stock
market
4:
The
New
on
Saturday
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ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS
A
NURSES
ARE
INDIGNANT
War
Conditions
Bring
Protests
As
Short
Coure
Trainees
Iteplace
,
Trained
Women
LONDON.
Dec.
4:
iCP
War
has
ranged
such
a
muddle
in
the
af-.
SATIN-GLO
A
Distinctive
Finish
Fur
WALLS.
WOODWORK.
CKILINGS
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In
salary.
The
total
amount
of
unemploy-"
ment
and
acute
distress
among
.
nurses
since
war
began
Is
not',
known
but
in
London
alone
it
J
runa
into
thousands"
an
official
of
i
the
Guild.
of
Nurses
said.
Big
Chief
of
British
Army
Staff
Defying
.the
medical
profession's!
Had
High
Praise
For
Gunners
code
of
withholding
names,
Mrs.)
In
Siberia
Iris
Brook,
former
organizing
seer
retary
of
the
Guild
of
Nurses,
told
newspaper
reporters
she
was
"determined
at
anv
cost
to
Dress
for
v,i
steady
folkwtn
strength
j
fairs
of
England's
registered
nurs-an
ltujulry
and
put
up
tne
best
'
sir
Edmfend
Ironside,
chief
of
the
which
began
Friday.
The
Industrial
I
;
that
about
"120.000
little
slaveys!-.
.
f
tralned
nurses
I
Imperial
general
staff,
who
served
uvrrage
rose
08
to
146
62;
rails,
w
becoming
militant,"
"
the
News.
of
tnfa
country.-
for
a
time
with
the
Canadian
were
off
.03
to
31.76.
Utilities
clos-
chronicle
says.
Corps
on
the
western
front
In
th!
rd
at
2511.
up
03.
Today
early"
Most
of
them
thought
that
when
Difference
In
Training
First
Great
War
and
later
accom-waknew
developed
with
Indus-
war
came
the
country
.would
real-
"It
Is
appalling."
she
continued,
panled
Canadian
troops
In
west-lals
d"wn
30
at
146i2
and
rallsiije
that
a
"well-organized,
well-
"to
think,
that
girls
who
have
Rst-!ern
Siberia
one
long
cold
winter,
c?
'wn
19
at
3157
Trading
for
the,
pa!d
nursing
service
was
one
of
the
ened
to
24
lectures
and
spent
96!
pu,
May
m8
June
1919,
1
rst
hour
was
90.000
shares.
country's
strongest
lines
of
defence
hours
Inlholpltal
wards
should
oe
Canadians
served
in
Ironside's
al
.'and
grant
them
salaries
and
work-.
allowed
to
do
the
work
of
nurses
lln
conditions
consistent
with
the,
who
have
had
four
years
of
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a
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In
the
person
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expedition
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thev
elve."
ng
wime
nurses
are
leu
to
ao
un-
nuia
aMine
"white
Russians"
1
Instead,
it
is
stated
that
many
j
akllled
work
or
starve."
0yal
to
the
Allies.
Another
of
the
regular
nurses
lost
their
posts
Eleven
registered
nurses
who
were
objective
was
the
defeat
of
Oer-ilji
the
hospitals,
their
places
being
employed
as
private
nurses
in
the
many's
attempt
to
establish
sub-l
taken
by
Imxperlenccd
auxiliary
London
County
hospital
before
the
marine
bases
on
the
North
Russian
nurses
who
a
few
months
ago
were1
outbreak
of
the
war
were
suddenly
coast
with
the
Idea
of
a
Hank
in
offices
or
at
home.
told
to
leave
their
Jobs
on
a
few
movement
on
the
great
mine
bar-
'
Other
registered
nurses
have
rc-
hours'
notice.
Their
places
were
tiers
of
the
British
and
American
'
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I
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n
.
W.......
takpn
Y9
ailYlll.irlM
nonls.
In
th
Unli
Kn
n'ftAn
the
London
County
Council
has
de-
None
of
the
registered
nurses
Norway
and
Scotland.
cldrd
the
girls
must
give
up
their
j'TC
en
able
to
find
Jobs
other
When
the
Canadians
left
thej
homes
and
become
resident
nurse
than
temporary
work
in
shops
sell-
Russian
ports
of
theoretic
for.
which
means
.a
yearly
reduction
of
Wg
oUioind
trinkets
nras
ush-
home
and
demobilization
In
June.
i
erette
or
waitresses
in
teashops.
1919.
General
Ironside
expressed
Because
they
belong
to
a
profession
his
person?!
annreclatlon
of
their
they
are
excluded
from
unemploy-
services.
One
of
his
aides
said:
We
ment
compensation.
shall
probably
never
meet
again
Non-resident
trained
nurses
when
but
never
forget
we
know
your
employed
get
about
$15
a
week
with
boys
saved
the
situation
for
us,
an
extra
5
in
nlace
of
bed
and
time
and
again.
We
shall
always
1
board.
Auxiliaries
receive
about
$10
remember
the
Canadian
Field
Ar-a
week
with
deductions
of
not
less
tillery
and
be
grateful
to
them."
1
than
$555
if
resident.
Admired
Troops
I
"It
is
unthinkable
that
the
prcs-
Sir
Edmund
Ironside,
nicknamed
ent
situation
should
be
used
to
ex-
Tiny"
beciuse
of
his
tremendous
plolr
nurses
but
I
can
see
no
other
slze
has
had
one
of
the
most)
explanation."
the
principal
of
the'
aned
careers
of
any
officer
now
Wert
Fnd
Association
of
Nurses
de-
'n
service.
He
speaks
several
lan-plored.
sruacr-s
and
Is
reported
to
hare
been
in
Gcrmanv
nn
secret
sprvt.
work
until
a
few
days
before
the'
outbreak
of
the
First
Great
War.'
In
that
conflict
he
was
one
of
the
first
British
officers
to
land
In
I
France.
His
association
with
Canadian1
I
troops
began
when
he
was.asslgn-:ed
to
assist
in
schooling
th
4
th
Canadian
division
in
England.
He
i
Went
With
thp
division
tn
Pranxa
WASHINGTON.
Dec.
4:
In
a
,n
1917
s
chl
of
staH
to
Major-naval
expansion
program,
the
Unl-
General
Sir
David
Watson
of
Que-ted
States
government
is
planning
bx-
tne
divisional
commander.
,
new
patrol
bases
at
many
points
slr
Edmund
won
the
admiration
in
the
United
States
and
Its
Insular
of
tne
troops
by
his
courage
and
possessions
Including
Seattle
and
friendliness.
He
paid
frequent
visits
southeastern
Alaska.
to
tne
forward
lines
always
carry-
.
lng
a
long
scout
pole
and
accom-
i
,
panled
by
a
huge
English
bulldog.
Us
the
cumii.atr.b
effect
of
ad-
After
a
few
months
ho
ferred
Jlis
next
association
with
'Canadians
was
in
Siberia.
t
There
Sir
Edmund
was
commander
of
an
allied
force
of
American,
French,
Italian,
White
Russian,
British
Imperial
and
Canadian
troops
which
fought
the
most
northerly
campaign
of
the
war
In
1918
and
1919
against
thft
Red
Army.
Vhe
Canadian
troops
there
Included
the
67th
and
68th
batteries
of
the
16th
brigade?
Canadian
Field
Artillery,
under
the
command
of
Col.
C,
H.
L.
Sharman,
who
now
heads
the
narcotic
division
In
the
deoartment
of
pensions
and
national
health.
'
Sir
Edmund's
informality,
tact
,and
command
of
languages
en-t
ftbled
him
to
co-ordinate
the
work
of
all
the
various
nationalities
making
up
his
forces
under
trying
conditions.
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December
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23
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