:AP EIUmT THE MICHIGAN DAILY N
TDAY* NOVEMBER 15, 1935
ks. Summer School Students Make
s On Greater Use Of Health Service
Jobs A marked increase in requests for Forsythe said. The total number of
medical service during the past sum- dispensary calls for September and
SAboutner session was disclosed in the first October was 17,531.
monthly report of the University An unusual amount of pneumonia
OSitionS Health Service issued yesterday. The occurred among the students this
report included the summer session as fall, the report showed. The number
well as September and October of the of cases was double that reported in
current school year. the two previous years. The increase
i. Wednes- The increase was not the result of was due to no known cause, Dr. For-
T. Luther any particular illness situation, ac- sythe stated.
Bureau of cording to Dr. Warren E. Forsythe, "An unusual feature of our Sep-
isseekingdirector of the health service. It re- tember program this year was an
zinforma- sulted, he said, from the situation fre- X-ray chest study made as part of
aining the wiently mentioned in past reports - the health examination of all new
ing placed the use of easily available medical students," Dr. Forsythe said. "A
service for many conditions not us- special hearing and speech test was
fication ofually regarded as illness and not tak- also made for freshmen men."
divisions- en to physicians under usual condi- As in previous years, laboratory ex-
The gen- tions of medical practice. aminations formed the biggest share
>ut, covers The number of dispensary calls for of the services performed. There
xcept that September and October of this year were 6,488 laboratory examinations
nt is regis- showed a slight decrease from last which were followed in number by
aracter of year, but that was because the school mental hygiene interviews of which
1.ia ci.-session began later this year, Dr. there were 1,623. 1,213 "colds" were
reported and 1,007, physiother,-ipy
treatments. other services per-
formed were eye refracyions (208j,
dietitian conferences (141), sensiti-
zation examinations (~73), pneumonia
(17), hospital bed patients (45),
health examinations for men en-
trants (2,375), and health examina-
tions for women entrants (965).
SPRECKLES DIVORCED
CARSON CITY, Nev., Nov. 14.- (1P)
-John D. Spreckles III, scion of the
wealthy California family, won a de-
fault divorce decree here today from
Mrs. Roxana Brown Spreckles, of
Beverly Hills, Calif., on grounds of
cruelty.
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