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JAMES FRANC ISCUS
FRETA SHAW
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CALVIN JACKSON
Sat. I
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The Herse
Soldiers'
JOHN WAYNE
WILLIAM H OLDEN
plus
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Submarine'
Sun. 2-Mon. 3
Tue. 4
'Fast
And Sexy'
? -color
GtNA LOLLOBRICIDA*
DALE ROBERTSON
Wed. 5-Thu. 6
The Angry
Red Manet'
GERALD MOHR
NORA HAYDEN
LES TREMAYNE
JACK KRUSCHEN
T?
Prod is com ml aw af Tko
Travel Council of North Car
olina by preskdaai Lyaa NU
tat of IUl?gh. ' ?
The Travel Co? cU it com-,
posed of more than 100 leaders
ol North Carolina's third lar
gest industry -Travel, and
was organized in 1955 by Gov.
Luther H. Hodges.
Andrews, N. C.
Sun. 2-Mon. 3
Tue. 4
The Story
Of Rfth'
-color
STUART WHITMAN
TOM TRYON
PEGGY WOOO
V1CECA UNFORS
Wed. 5-Thu. 6
The Fugitive
Kind'
MARLON BRANDO
ANNA MAGNANA
BOOK REVIEW
"Dr. Tom Doolty"
By Thomas A. Dootoy. M. D.
Now York: Arltl Book*. tSt pp. $2.95
(Edlor't Now Tfcl? It 9m flr?t if ? tM f^n? at boot
rartnri by Mia* Mart* Tr?vl? that Mil ba jiiMU* H U
&* Scout. Or. Dooi?y'? books are avadafato far yaur riai>i
?.Ly?7 _ ? 1
Reviewed by
Maria Louise Travis
Sensationalism it not tp be
fouod ia this a tuo biography in
wtuch Dr. Tom Dooley ex
plains lus work la lado-Chins
to the young people o I
America. Illastrswd with six
teen pages of photographs,
this book it an abridgement
of throe books by the author,
DELIVER US FROM EVIL,
THE EDGE OF TOMORROW,,
sad THE NIGHT THEY
BURNED THE MOUNTAIN.
la 1954, Tom Dooley, Lieu
tenant Junior Grade in the
U. S, Navy, was assigned the
job of building camps for re
fugees who hsd escsped the
communist rule in North Viet
Nam. (Under French Dom
inion until 1954, Laos, Cam
bodia, snd Viet Nsm made
Indo -China.)
Alter his naval duty was
over. Dr. Dooley, a disciple
of Dr. Albert Schweitzer, de
cided to return to Indo -Chins
on his own to establish hos
pitals and to give medical
aid to the underdeveloped
countries. This project wss
the beginning of s non-profit
organization called 'Medico.'
Children at (he orphanage
of An Lac provided entertain
ment for Dooley's team at
Haiphong. War did not have
time to tske care of babies,
Children' became old very
young and learned to accept
adult responsibilities without
questioning.
Behind the BambooCurtain,
Dr. Dooley witnessed such
communist atrocities as nails
driven into skulls, .tongues
slashed with bayonets, and
ear drums punctured with chop
sticks.
Believing the future o( hum
anity will be won -or lost
with the "have nots" inSouth
west Asia, Dr. Dooley has
built a bridge that may one
day link nation to nation.
Oaos was a beautiful coun
try with its deep gorges ana
big coulds rolling slowly up
the slopes of the high rain
forest. Yet, in the green val
leys, huddled dirty, thatched
huts wherin Squatted the sick,
the old, and the wretched.
In spite of the monotony of
treating the sames diseases
and soothing the same mis
eries of human suffering, Dr.
Dooley and his team did not
let their own personal dis
comforts sand in the way
of the work to be done. Helping
to salvage some vestige of
human dignity in a land where
even . living sometimes be
comes an effort. Dr. Dooley
remembered "that humanity
it fjoa on urn ana mat ?
docar*! job It B CUT* NOM
ornes, id relieve oftca, and
to comfort always." la this
way. oec |*l to know Cod
? 1 1 me batter bacausa of the
solitude.
This if lndacd ? rewarding
awry told with great humility
and straightforwardness. Sel
dom does oaa find such de
votion to duty and self-sac?
rifice of personal pleasures.
Why? la Dr. Doo ley's own
words "because we want
to do what we can for people
who sm't got It so good."
Polio Still
A Dinger,
Sluts Needed
"Polio Is sdll a danger in
our community, and protective
immunization must be main
tained." says Or. W. S. Cam,.
Health Director of Cherokee
Clay-Graham Health District.
Dr. Cann cautions parents of
small children that polio re
mains a hazard in our com
munity. He explains that as.
mora -and more children and.
adults in our District are
protected against polio by im
munization, those without the
protection of injections have
less opportunity to build im
munity against the disease.
Consequently, children with-.'
out immunization are unpro -
tected from the polio virus
- infecting them, and the disease
may be more severe and its
affects more serious.
Dr. Cann further stated that
a complete series of three
Injections is needed for ad-?
equate protection against pol-'
io. In order to maintain pro
tection, periodic booster in
naraetsrv
J CV UUM J ?? fc ???????<*. ; . ???
urged parents to be sure their
children have had all the nec
essary Immunizations. He
added that ' they should con
act their physician for fur
ther information.
For the Stateof North Caro
lina, five additional cases of
polio were reported during the
week ending September 10,
1960. The total cases in state
for the January 1 to Septem
ber 10 period now stands at
53 of which 27 are paraly
tic type. Last year in the
same period 144 cases were
reported; 122 were of the par
alytic type.
At the moment Salk Vac-,
cine remains the best agent
offering protection against
polio.
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