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Health Service Provides Unique Clinics
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By EARL POLE
University Health Service has
been serving the students and fac-
ulty of Michigan for nearly 50
years.
Providing basic clinical services
and a number of specialty clinics,
including mental hygiene, the
Service is equipped to handle all
types of cases except those requir-*
ing major surgery, or special test-
ing equipment.
Health Service has a complete
laboratory where all the clinical
tests are run. The Service owns an
electrocardiograph, a complete
laboratory for blood tests, instru-
ments for making basal metabolic
determinations, and physio-thera-
py equipment. Emergency dental
facilities and a diagnostic X-ray
department are also some of the
services offered.
Manufactures Drugs
Health Service has its own phar-
macy and many of the drugs used
are manufactured there. Accord-
ing to Dr. Morley Beckett, direc-
tor of Health Service, one of the
finest college or university allergy
clinics is located in Health Serv-
'U' Unit Offers
Credit Courses
To Aid State
In 1911 the Board of Regents
founded an extention service for
establishment of a system so mem-
bers of the faculties of the Uni-
versity may become available to
the people of the state for services
at farmer's institutes, educational
and lecture associations and lit-
erary clubs for the advancement
of education.
Today the extension service has
offices in 10 areas in Michigan,
With appr9ximately 16,000 par-
ticipants. Study areas include the
sciences, liberal. arts, engineering
and business as well as courses in
such things as civil defense and
firemanship.
Through the extention service
adults may register either for non-
credit or credit up to eight hours.
Students may attend conferences,
lectures and institutes or take
correspondence courses.
ice. Allergens are individually pre-
pared in their own laboratories.
Examinations and normal drugs
are free to all students taking
four hours of work or more at the
University and to other students at
a small fee. Expensive X-rays and
laboratory work are provided at a
reasonable rate.
The Health Service hours are
from 9 a.m. to noon and from 1
p.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays and
from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturdays.
However, there is a physician on
call from Health Service at all
times in case of an emergency.
Maintain Records
Each new student must submit
a iedical history and examination
before being admitted to the Uni-
versity. This starts a folder which
is kept for all students. Present
files extend back about thirty
years. In addition, each student is
given a free X-ray when he en-
ters the University.
The Service has been in opera-
tion since 1913 and moved into
its present location at 207 Fletch-
er Ave. in'April 1940.
Infirmary facilities include 50
beds, eight full-time physicians,
three psychiatrists, and 15-20
part-time physicians who are on
the staff at the medical school.
Most of the latter are specialists
who are called in for consultation.
The budget for Health Service
runs about three-quarters of a
million dollars a year, part of
which the Service is required to
raise themselves.
The Health Service established
on a voluntary basis last year a
health insurance plan sponsored
by the Student Government Coun-
cil.
T h r o u g h the environmental
health department, campus hous-
ing is investigated for sanitation
and safety and recommendations
are made to. the administration.
Phones Service
Needs of Campus
The number of the University
switchboard is NO 3-1511. This
number will connect students with
various professors and administra-
tors, along with college, school and
department offices and the coun-
seling offices.
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Paris Cons. Orch-Aanatole Fis-
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Stuttgart Chamber 0. - Karl
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London Sym. Orch. - Anatole
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ANDANTE FOR FLUTE AND OR-
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Smoke Gets In Your Eyes; The
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Voices Of Spring; Parla-Waltz;
Roses From The South; Jubilate;
Under The Lime Tree; Village
Swallows Waltz; Tales From The
Vienna Woods; I Give My Heart;
Zigeuneriied; Mein Herr Mar-
quis; and other selections. Orch.
of The German Opera House,
Berlin-Chorus and Orch of the
Berlin State Opera; conducted
by Willi Czernick, Hans Schmidt-
Isserstedt, Hugo Diez.
THE DEFINITE PIANO,
Famous Composers Play Their
Own Music. A High Fidelity Re-
production of Original Piano
Rolls from the Welte Archive.
(Recorded 1905-13) Edvard Grieg;
Claude Debussy; Gustav Machler;
Camile Saint - Saens; Richard
Strauss; Max Reger.
FILLEM MENGELBERG
Tchaikovsky: SYMPHONY No. 6
IN B MINOR, Op. 74 "PATHET-
IQUE" Concertgebouw Orchestra
of Amsterdam (Recorded Decem-
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WILLEM MENGELBERG
Brahms: SYMPHONY No. 4 (Re-
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THE DEFINITIVE PIANO
Famous Pianists of the Past
A High Fidelity Reproduction of
Original Piano Rolls from the
Welte Archive (recorded 1905-13).
Eugen d'Albert; Ferruccio Bu
soni; Teresa Carreno; Frederic
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Emit Sauer; Alfred Grunfeld;
Franz Xaxer Scharwenka.
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The Bartered Bride. The Berlin
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S e I m a r Meyrowitz (recorded
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THE GOLDEN AGE OF BEY-
REUTH (1932-36). Excerpts from
Die WALKURE; LOHENGRIN;
DIE MEISTERSINGER; TANN-
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Franz Volker; Marie Muller. Or-
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