9 October, Friday. A nice long letter form Cloteel Rockford Ill. saying she had been ill for a month or more. Richard had gone to Calif. to be with Avon & June Smart & Thair was at Leavonworth for top training for five nine weeks so she and Ruth were alone. I wrote letters to Thair, Janath R. Carmon in Boston and my sister Lucile in N.Y. PART IN COINE Accounts of one seventeenth century New England physician show that he was paid part in coine and part in butter. In fact, in the early days of American colonization, doctors bills were usually paid with comestibles such as corn and potatoes. Indians paid with wampum, and Southerners with tobacco. Saturday, October 10. Our son Dr Junior came home from Stockton. Base Hospital by plane with Capt. Charles Pell as pilot Two other planes came also two army officers in each. They made the trip in 3 and a half hr. arriving at Ogden Hill Field at 830 P.M. It was a happy surprise and so happy to see our dear boy again. He looks much better than when he left for the service and seemed happy. In science, our task may be to thread a pathless jungle, one often so deep and dark as to hide the sun itself MORLEY ROBERTS. WARNERS CALENDAR OF MEDICAL HISTORY.