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...great migrations of U. S. invalids and oldsters who for a generation have poured into California to improve or end their days. And it is responsible for a dilemma in California's medical profession. At last week's convention of the California Medical Association in Coronado (across the bay from San Diego) there were the usual addresses on matters scientific, but the real muttons of the doctors' meeting were: What to do about earning a living...
Last week the doctors at Coronado feared that this proposal would become law. They foresaw more financial troubles for private hospitals and for themselves, poorer medical service by & large for the State's inhabitants. But they could agree on no procedure to avert the blow...
...slim nurse, Dagmar A. Nelson, had added to the C.M.A.'s discomfiture just as the Coronado convention opened. Nurse Nelson is a specially trained, competent anesthetist working in Los Angeles' St. Vincent's Hospital. In California, as in other States, doctors are striving with might & main to establish anesthesiology as a specialty which only doctors of medicine may legally practice. Dr. William Vare Chalmers-Francis of Los Angeles, president-elect of the International Anesthesia Congress, asked California courts to enjoin Nurse Nelson from giving anesthesia to a surgeon's private patients. The California Supreme Court decided...
Magnin's is the swankest women's specialty-shop chain in the U. S. Besides the main store in San Francisco, it has shops in Seattle and in such California cities as Los Angeles, Pasadena, Hollywood, Santa Barbara, Oakland, Del Monte, Coronado. In a few stores there are collegegirl departments, similar to the debutante departments in big Manhattan specialty shops like Bonwit Teller's and Saks Fifth Avenue. In these Magnin's sells dresses as low as $22.75. But prices in general are near the top. Highest price ever paid for Magnin's ready...
...other thing is just another musical. Even the color of the name "Coronado," which belongs to a most swanky hotel in Lower California, and the rhythm of Eddie Duchin, a Massachusetts boy who has made good in the grand style, fail to make the picture particularly exciting. There is an adorable collegiate youngster who is everybody's pal and puts tapioca in drain pipes; he doesn't exactly prepossess...