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Bt WILLIAM BRADY. M il. ' '
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Readers should address inquiries to:
. Dr. William Brady
263 EI Camino, Beverly Hills,. Calif.
ARE DOCTORS ON DUTY AT NIGHT?
Salt Lake Youfhs Captured Near Vale
Save in his own house I
had to' learn the hard way that
a doctor should not attempt to
serve members of his family professionally.
. Thinking about this I recalled
just such an emergency. About
midnight I ran out to drive the
chariot out of the rain, slipped
on the wet porch sjep. and took
a header onto the cement walk,
sustaining a goose egg Over the
eye and impacted Colles frac
ture of the arm.
A telephone' call to the home
of a . doctor' ! had met (and
loved) on the bowling green
Incidentally, folks, I'm not at
all the convivial or gregarious
but rather the cold aloof type
this I attribute to my monaural
deafness .which makes it diffi
cult or impossible to understand
what anybody is saying in a
group of people. In all my half-
deaf life (since bird nest rob
bing days) I was never conscious
of -so much affection as I have
for my bowling cronies. I ap
peal to you men, and women' too,
who are not! already equipped
with the hobby, activity, extro
version, game or sport every
one needs to latch onto when
without it he or she is likely to
be relegated to the chimney cor
ner. .-....'
Well, the doctor arrived with
in minutes, and took good care of
me. t - . i
But I realize I was lucky. Had
it not been for bowling (the
robber, by the way, beat me in
the final for. the paul Ehrlich
trophy and he has never stopped
crowing about it) we would have
had great difficulty getting a
doctor at midnight in the rain.
Whose fault is it that doctors
are not generally available when
you want a doctor at night?
I have pondered this question
a great 'deal .and seems, to me
the answer is fifty-fifty that
is, doctors and people are equal
ly to blame. -.
Take my case, for instance. In
this neck, of the woods general
practitioners are scarce , and be
coming steadily - scarcer. For
tunately we happened to know
of . two, both good sensible doc
tors, the kind you can trust. 1
happened to know them only be
cause I m a bowler or because
I'm a doctor. 6therwise, I 'imag
ine, we would have made a fed
eral case of it called an am
bulance to take me to a hospital,
and. all that furmy business for.
a comparatively .minor . emer
gency that any real doctor could
handle in his office or at the
patient's home.
I believe the ,AMA-r- my pet
aversion, some gullible custom
ers will-sniff, is chiefly to
blame for the scarcity of honest
general practitioners. From" the
time the late Pooh- Bah took
over, slapped the officers of the
Association around and started
changing the profession into a
business,. ' general practice has
been patronized by the machine
men as "horse-and-buggy" med
icine. This line suits the $400
snob trade so well that the
customers seem quite happy
unless or until some night they
need a doctor. - -
. Well? '
' QUESTIONS tc ANSWERS
Craving for Sweets
We are girls 24 and 22 working in
an office. We are putting on too much
weight. Both of us have a terrific
craving for sweets . . . (. R. and V. MT)
Answer Get some plain wheat at
feed or seed store, from farmer, mill
or market, and take a good chew of
it instead of drinking a sweetened
drink or eating fudge, ice cream and
the like. It is better chewing than
gum. . '
Calcium D, and Rheumatiz
I have been taking your calcium
and vitamin D for arthritis, as de
scribed in the pamphlet, and have
had the most faborable results I am
back on my regular job now. which I
naa Deen .unable to do for over a year
. . . (CM. W.)
Answer Thank you. In any case it
can do no harm to -try it out. For in
structions send stamped envelope,
bearing your address, ask for pamph
let "Calcium and Rheumatiz."
Copyright 1955. John F. Dille Co.
Gen. Gruenther Sees Defeat for Russians
air power.
Raccoon Leaves Student
With Crimson Finger
London (U.R) Supreme Al
lied Commander Gen. Alfred M.
Gruenther says flatly that
Russia would be defeated in war
right now because of the West's
"tremendous advantage" in long
range bombers.
- "I feel -.that within the next
three or four years we are going
to "be able to continue our ad
vantage in this long range air
capability," Gruenther said, re
ferring to American and British
bombing aircraft.
This was the first time the
Allied commander has said di
rectly that Russia would be beat
en in any war starting now. Oth
er Allied leaders have said the
Soviet bloc- has no answer right
now for the West's long range
Mt. Sunapee, N. H. (U.R) A
raccoon with the heart of a lion
left a Harvard university stu
dent with a crimson finger on
the ski trails here.
Peter Chermayeff told attend
ants at a first aid station he was
zooming down the Beck Brook
trail when a raccoon blocking
lus path forced him to ski to a
atop. ,
Chermayeff picked up the ani
mal which became panicky and
bit Chermayeff 's finger.
"He hung on like a lion," said
the student.
CROSSWORD PUZZLE An,w,r t-Y"t"d-y'-
Fishermen Protest
Underseas Explosion
-' San Francisco (U.R) Wait
Coast commercial fishermen
have protested against the pro
poser explosion of an atomic
device in the Pacifio as being
destructive to the sardine anrl
mackerel fishing industries.
ueorge j. .unristo, secretary
of the San Francisco Sardine As
sociation, took issue with the
government's: declaration that
the device would be detonated in
an area "completely clear of fish
ing grounds and shipping lanes."
"We feel that such an explo
sion will be destructive to ma
rine life. The sardines markorpl
and other species are now spawn
ing in the ocean and this explo
sion may completely destroy not
only the fish but the snawn " ho
said. , - -
New Hampshire Lake '
Geography Confusing
noiaerness, n. H. u.R)
Squam lake is barely seven
mile long, but its knotted shore-
rne measures 78 miles.
The lake at last count had 70
islands. The farthest you can
get from land at any SDOt is a
half mile. '
Despite its confusing' seosra-
phy. Sauam lake is one of the
best charted small bodies of
water in the , world. . It was
mapped by. Brandford Wash
burn, director of the Museum of
Science in Boston and an Alas
kan explorer and cartographer.
ine od toon two years.
An electric de-icer will use
very little power to keep a hole
open in your stock tank in win
ter.
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Marysville, Calif. (U.R)
Helen Roy, practicing driving
with a learner's license,' couldn't
have picked a worse spot for a
recent traffic accident. Her foot
slipped from the brake to the ac
celerator, and the car plowed in
to a building occupied , by the
California Highway Patrol and
the Division .of Motor Vehicles
the agency that examines and
licenses drivers.
Buying MILK Today?
Reach for
GILLIAN'S
Plenty of good bedding It i
of the best ways to help prevent
mastitis in your dairy herd. ' "
Nagging Backache
Sleepless: Nights
Often Due to Kidney Slow-down
When kidney function fSowi down, -many .
folks complain of nareing backache, to re
aches, dirtiness and loss of pep and cnci-gr. .
Don't suffer restless nights with these dis-
comforts if reduced kidney function is VV
tins you down due to suc& common can
as stress and strain, over
sure to cold. Minor bladd
to cold or wronjr diet may
niffbts or frequent passage
Don't neglect your kidne-
tions bother yon. Try Doan's Pills-a mild di
uretic. It's amazing how maay times Doas'a -give
happy relief from thest discomforts .
help the 15 miles of kidney tibes and filters
flush out waste. Ask for new. large, economy
aire and save money. Get Doam's Fills today!
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Vale, Ore. (U.R) Oregon
state police are holding three
Salt Lake City youth. who al
legedly burglarized the Central
junior high school in Salt Lake
City of $1500 last Friday night
The police said the suspects,
one a soldier who is-absent with
out leave, were being held on
burglary - warrants - issued by
Utah authorities.
They were taken into custody
Tuesday during a routine road
check near Juntura, Ore, and
Dead line Sunday Classified is M
noon Saturday; 1 a. m. Mffliday for
Monday; otiex days 140 previous day
charged with being minors In
possession of liquor.
. It was during routine question
ing that one of the three alleged
ly admitted the Salt Lake City
burglary and implicated his two
companions. "The other two de
nied any knowledge .of the bur
glary. ,
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