Page Two
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
Local Physician
(Continued f*om page one)
anesthetics. And just
Just as swiftly the ¢
One did whe leg ampuld
cleansed the lacerations
the fractured arm
for the head wounds
minute later that lad
in the hospital tent. Next
he was placed on y and
to the general tospital--and he
living, improving steadily
afternoon
flown
Japs shoot to
Such is the work done
by men who have
greatest t
men |
CRINE
Aner:
even
women
this
They ney
thing: abd
amputat
are
while
formed
unit,
Hunter
ne; ot
ing about
Hospital in Swamp
neacetime 1
Year's as a +
in war work, He's that
erican you couldn't Keep out
tion In ‘mes neh aR theese Ye
type of An
of ac-
i
’
reve
he Serve
Nao Frivoelity At Al
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
To Kill It, You Must
Reach it 1 ‘ oe At
arus tore ot
with
Reach
sWenty
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There's
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— under
"Sometimes,
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Carl An-
and
Supply,
tors, The
neavy GI
their Ung
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wilsts
they're
Capt
of Cambritige, Mass
Johnson of Ft
and two Indian de
hustle around in
106s much too large for
but waterproof, They
UlUsers simple feminine
frivilous;
ob
and
nothing
on the
Maj, Harris
1Urse In fact
women
portable
doesnt 154
none of we
except Seagraves It's A
ind, theyre often under
stand up better, The
wear by their eniisted tech-
both on the perimeter;
table
aga of Ma)
one of the
i nen
outer
hospitals
Harris’ portable
great Lorie ol
the por
flicers and
limbed the
DUD. range
thelr
ia
y Of muddy
tumbliz down the
"
woods were full
PRLIOLS It Was
the sick and
ital and keep
ung soldiers, One
1 flashlights, Ma)
men cared for 32
dawn lay down for
In came Ameri-
went back to Work
they received or-
» march at 10 0 -
a night's work.
Follows Russian Mea
One (RAW) +1
for Instance an Le operated i
after procaine solution is injected ®
at the shoulder inte the nerves
leading to the injured portion. Nat-
1 knowledge of an-
™i
No Toxie After Effect
wounded men
ight of Jap gunner
ing
plain
{f bearers braving rifle fire to bring
able hospitals
interesting
fire through
them back to the port
highly
Intal
of casual but
and
portable tents
Out vere
rarefull and
the battalion
ell at headq
200
potentially
where theyre aiming
shooting for keeps
stations him
arters. Ahead of him
yards, are his technie-
ans, called “ald men They've Qiad
ix months’ training. as have hose
pital technicians, and know how to
give plasma how to use the
morphine syrettes. They
Irgeon
wrhapes
hilood
orders to apply splints if
{there's any possibility of a fracture
Bold Jeeps Carry Injured
An Injured man can take sulfa
jdrugs in tablet form at ance—if not, da
I knocked out too badly. When he's!
know it, get to him with morphine |
‘to deaden the pain, plasma to take |
up the effect of shock, splints if |
necessary-—-and then get him back |
to the portable hospital
Often his commdes carry him
Often American soldiers boldly drive
joaps up thers nnd hurry
wounded man away under fire
ieltared by trees apd
bushes, natives will hire out tq serve
as litter bearers,
the |
man--the oxcart., Jeeps get stuck in|
the mud Litter bearers have diffi.
culty and the, trail is long. A pair of
oxen plods lowly yet guialy throu
mud and water, jungle and Eice
paddy, the nabive driver sitting on
the whiffletree, the wounded lving
in the cart
It works—but Maj. Melvin Schud-
mac, White Castle, La the Army
surgeon attached to Col. Hunter's
command, swears itll drive aim
nuts if the war doesn't end soon
One native owng the ¢art, ane
other the oxen,” he explains, “apd
they hire a third man to drive
hen we send an armed guard along,
after one patient was killed by a
Jap sulper a8 he lay on We cart
Well, 1 get the cart. Then 1 get
man with the oxen, Then the
driver. By the time 1 get the driver
wie oxen have gona I find tham and
the driver gone. I get them Ww
gether and can't
When 1 go for
the driver, cart
owner all
ever get em
on We
hed the
the
find the guard
him I return to ‘ond
Owner oxen
have disappeared i 1
all together at the same
I'll h ALCOM
impossible
time hous
pli
Pals Save Hit Soldier
Id like to tell of a
enlisted men those who
the mountain with Ma)
who've never faltered
they ve been under fire
In conclusion
group of
cane over
Harris and
Since March
hardsiuips, pressure
One of them, T 5 Louis
of Helena, Cal. isii't here
day recently he saw g «
hit, went after him
got him. Two of
Barl Larson Harcour
Dick Tavier., Boonsville, Ark
t out ang got hu Dack t
Barbery
now. One
mracde get
and a Jap bul-
BOALSBURG
James Bwank and son Jame
iteg Par-
L Swank fi
BOT
Adam
Shares Ceara aid
Dent the wo Ret with Mrs
Garber ab Ripe Cro ve Mills
Ms anc Mz 4 Snyde:
Mon ang daush
id Das and
Woniate Mr
Bobby Ray
lege William
Parks of Balt.
allers with Mr
Markie and daugty-
dson
th #1
Oh
uesdng
from
and Ma. DG
spetk Thursday In
relatives
Mis Heverly of
lege the weekend
Charlies Montague
Mrs William Thompson and
granddaughter. Betsy Hess, spent
Wednesday at the Harry Coble home
at State Callege
Mrs CE Hewitt and
and Walter of Altoona, spent Tues
day with Mrs. Margaret Kulin
They were accompanied home by
Mrs. Clara Stover, who hag spent
some time ore with Mrs. Kubn
Miss Pearl Way of Williamsport,
is sending this week at the Rod.
Wi son
with
Daup at
Altoona
State Col
with Mrs
spen
aeT
sons, David
T's Haeel Thompeon and wife
and children spett Wednesday with
relatives and friends at Bellefonte
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Fisher and
daughter of Huntingdon, spent Sun.
at the Wisher.lewic Home,
Mr. and Mr. Bavd Way and chil-
{ hit, however, the ald man’s job is 10 dren of State College, spent Mone
day evening st toe sdacy Macs
an home
Plc. Carl Waltz completed a course
in electrical
| York City and is now spending a 12-
day furlough with his wife and three
sons at their Home In Shingletown,
(C., after his furlough.
Cpl. Chatles Wert Bohn is
{hospital al Camp
since July 15. Rn
cans. have resorted to the oldest tered ervion, Nav 1
form of transportation known lo
the Infantry.
Crowell, of
engineering In New |
He will report to Fort Jackson, 8
Additional Locals
|
Milesburg
Mrs. D
Roy Hall Of
weekend with
Tyrone
Mis
spent the
The Misses
Lucas, Marilyn and Beverly
Rote, all of Bellefonte spent
weekend at Atlantie City, N. J
Miss Mitchell, of North
Boring street spent the weekend
with her beother and sister-in-law
Mr, and Mes. Josephs Mit
family In Lewistown
Miss Margaret
York City, is here
Visit with her sister
NO al the
home on East Bishop
Mr. and My
daughters have cle
in Milesburg for the winter and ‘
occupying one of the Stutzman a
uments on West Cuftin street
Lee Davies
tioned at Fort Riley, Kan
day for his new DOSt al
wn, § C niter A ten<da
with O!s family on Blanc!
Pvt. Charies Taylor 1 of Mi
and Mrs. J E Taylor Buffalo
Run, is spending a 13-day fwriough
with his the former Evelyn
Wright sll, ab his
home
Cpl
Betty Rau
Evope
Cirace
viel] and
New
week
Noon
for a two
Miss Geraldine
Heezer-
treet
Clifford Quick and
edd thelr home
jad
Pvt who wa
wife
ahd parents
been In ie South Paclf
past 28 months, is here | a B-day
al We home of |
and Mrs. Homer J
tL Bishop street,
Mrs, Annie Oswalt £ J
Altoona, came to Bellefonte by
Tuesday morning, and spent
wit} and frends here
in Mie Mis. Oswalt for
eslded lo Snow 8h
Mrs. Anna Beene;
Virgink
=lonte
Ms parent
Young
the day
relatives nig
MIT
daughter
Heel
with Mrs. Bert
ter, M Joht
Fleckenst
hear
id Pendle
y ia Valentine s reet
Ania Haupt property In B
Addition wtich they © regently pag
Mine wa
'
the
Harry Huse
weet
ery
Bais Ywg yea
Mrs. William
Billy, of Niagara Pall
the weekend with the
r. Mi John Dean
street. and upon Wels
the were ACCUM Pade
Swellzer's tep-daugliter
who had been visiting
William Sweitzer, for the
wer ka
Mri. 8 R Richardson
Mary Kav ang Stevie
ave been making thelr home
‘ former's mother Mr
Barriart of Pleasant View, leit
Wednesday for Harrisburg
har husband wha |
Before bel g transferred to Harr
burg. Mr. Richardson was a member
of the State Police at Rockview
Mrs Samuel Rumberger of
Norv; Allegheny street has resign
ed her rosition in the offices of
County Treasurer Edward R. Miller
and Jury Commissioner Mrs. Mary
Heverly of Bellefonte, has been ten.
tatively employed as her successor
Mrs. Heverly has not reached any
decision as to whether she will with.
draw from Ger post on the Jury
Commission, it is reported
Sweiteer
ren
+h
stationed there
Among the out.of
in Bellefonte Bunday for the Ra-
mer-McCay wedding in the Belle-
fonte Reformed church were Ms
and Mra, C. P. Ramer, parents of
the bridegroom, of Tusseyville, Mr
and Mrs. J. 8. Ramer and two chile
dren, of BetYienda, Md: Mrs. John
Viasic and daughter, Miss Isabelle,
of Ambridge; Miss Dorothy Bubb, of
Jersey Shore. Mrs. Robert Wetzel,
of Centre Hall, Mr. and Mrs, Alfred |
Relish, of Lansdowne, and Mrs. Ed.
ward Bovd, of Pittsburgh. Mrs. Bovd
is remaining in Bellefonte this week
As the guest of Mrs Ethel Wetzel
MeCoy, of the Busy Arcade apart
ments
wdiise Tanner O'Donnell, of
East hop street, ho since May |
has been suff
tion of
«flown guests
from the Jew
i vi. Seite Hospltal .
ce that a permanent cure. will
from an Infec-! BF.
i | Bre
# ov ® A : .
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