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left to a son, Charles J, Graham, the recovery of its patients.
men lo seek oiiictv Smith said.
Scal\ vice-president, and & daugh They use as a guide the words Smith declared the meeting op
Valler ter. Mrs. Claire Smith. Another son of Louis Pasteur: "We do not ask posed the Senate Reapportion men: Levte, is the Rev. Robert Andrew Graham, o! an unfortunate, what country do proposition on the grounds that it
ms* S. J. The Catholic order of which you cpme from or what Is your would eliminate one of the basic Ischei he is a member prohibits owner religion? We say to him: You suf- concepts of American government!
ship. Father Graham is a teacher fer, that is enough. You belong to j ---Iho check and balance system m
astag- at Brilnrroinc.
us: we shall make you well."
' the legislative,.
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Fourth
Air
Force
Commander
Due
Here
thods Maj. Gen. John K Upston, com Others scheduled to give talks are Up.-don will v j mI the Santa Clara
sv Ctx Sng & ore he
manding general of the Fourth Air Force, will address the San Jose Chapter of the Air Reserve Asso ciation at a banquet in the Moffett
Gen. Franklih Hose, Piedmont, commander of the 325(h Reserve Air Group; Col. David'B. Lancas
County Fair earlier in the day and will- inspect the San Jose Associa tion's exhibit, which Includes a
! here Field Officers' Club at 1 p m* Wed ter, commander of the Air Reserve Link trainer.
tfUtary is par-
widow, ighSer.
nesday His subject is `'Ah' Power Is Peace Power."
William Moore, San Jose dly councilman, and Paul Birmingham, City Airport engineer, will rpttfik.
detachment ai Hamilton Field, and Coi Charles GarreiS, commander of the i58in Reconnaissance Group. Hamilton Field.
Renaior Simonl, president of the San Jose group, urged alt of the 200 reserve officers in the San Jose area to attend.
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SANTA FE. N.M.. Sept. IK a'P Births outnumbered deaths 4 lo I in iVpw Mexico during the first half
of 15148 The Slate Health Depart ment reported 8688 births and 2400
The man who flics an airplane
without instruments may never reach his dcstuij. The navigator
who sails the seas wilhout a com pass may never arrive at his des
tiny The Doctor who diagnosis or
analysis dis-case without I h c
proper instruments to determine
Use nature of the ailment and its
cause is practicing a healing art
but may miserably fail the poor
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patient who entrusts himself to
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his care. A man may be since* e and honest but may be totally ignorant of facts and the laws that
Can Mp fm lift a letter
control mans destiny. Last Sunday I made the state
Home' Ills flifer!
ment that over 50p/> of all diag-| nosss is wrong. This I shall sub stantiate again by quoting Dr.
; Richard C Cabot from the Ma\o
clinip m Rochester. Minn., that I;
"in over 3000 post-mortems he
had proven that substantially d u t ,
50'i of the victims were diagno.-td
wrongly and by so dqing had re- j-
reived the wrong mode of treat
ment." This grave error is noi
oiilv committed by the Medical j
profession, but by all who treat,
the sick, who blindly set out to ;
prescribe, operate, adjust or front
wilhout first using instrument to
asu Gain facts that have been tried
;nnd tested and found sound.
j
< Unfortunately, a great per cent
of patients entering Doctors' of- i
1 lire*, live in the illusion that a i
! SCIENTIFIC EXAMINATION is'
. not npeessftry before the Doctor
prorof-d- to proscribe Us* mode of
for ha- fwrttvuiif all
mint I hey live w* the grandeur
U ,t a wane of
little
i<4u'ing that it Dw
suit-
tmu rite patieels wishes, that
mu THf j o b %&%tm
Dutch Boy pc^-ts oafO-sre*' nr pern
better, few*
he Ihe Doctor. kmm* iesv about
the patient |Hw Hi patictti hif-
j m*U end therefore ummbiy Uate s
on the jtaisottS 'm
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h, Ifayr >%!< ,, xpecjolsy blended
wesfsm
homes o*
LASTS iONGER, COSTS llSS
.pal**ist
the rennds from |
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fitviting
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de$t*ft~~frtf>sne, For
^this
there j u p Iw p pepfile.
T^pottsible*. thv pn^t who ox-; pccs the Doctor to do the wrong;
i thing r g$es to s Doctor who iz {
smplef 1eein J batter in Intros' mountings seen.
Thqf.sJhe big secret ,
tow Krm? at kbor
ees*?sr sd WJf
;-',h >% <$< }f? \i. much
ln$ar- thon sa-i&ttea ` cheao" pmmv
J not equipped to do ihe right thing. {anfd the Doctor, who permitted the ,! patient to "wear his shoes" but : collected a fee ior serving the pa-
= Uent wrongly.
| in our office we refuse to treat, ^
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vow urc my m&u%
j prescribe, adjust or render any. : health service until we have made . a complete analysis with Scientific : Instruments that are indisputable
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i in finding the cause of their dis! ease-. In this manner we can ex : dude the old system of delormin-
mg what lo do for the pMient
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| from the s.vmploms, aches or pains | he describes to his doctor for it is
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l utterly impossible to accurately \ analyze and come to a logics! cpn-
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| elusion by relying upon the paI tient's distress for a diagnosis.
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So easy to use You drop the clothes clmed front, choose the water ami w u j want, add soap. That's all Jt docs the res Even cleans and drains itself and shuts >
And when you remember that the quires no boiling lo the floor, that its guaranteed for five years, that it is a with soap, water and electricity, you'll washer for you.
Do come in and see it, tomorrow'!
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