Our Health By J. M. Amberson, M.D. STAYING HEALTHY WHILE TRAVELING ABROAD General Information Will you be one of the 2 mil lion Americans traveling to Europe or Asia this year? Everyone who applies for an American passport Is auto matically given a small yellow booklet labeled "International Certificate of Vaccination." You should take this docu ment to your family doctor at least three months before your scheduled de parture ? it may take that long for some immunizations to attain their full effective ness, and you should be fully protected be fore leaving. The doctor. ?????*?* ? after adminis Dr. Amberson tering the ap propriate injections, will record them inside your booklet. Then the booklet must be given a stamp of approval by your local or state health officer. Guard the stamped certificate carefully; you'll need it to re enter the United States and to be admitted to certain coun tries abroad. Which shots your doctor ad ministers will of course de pend on where you're going. Some shots are demanded by law, either American or foreign or both. Others are recom mended by the U.S. Public Health Service, whose speci fic and detailed publication, "Immunization Information for International Travel," is on file at your local passport office. To get your copy, send 35 cents to the Superintendent of Documents. Government Print ing Office, Washington 25, D C., and ask for PHS Publications No. 384. Aside from getting your im munizations, there are other ( precautions to follow to safe- i guard your health while travel ing abroad. ? Well in advance of your scheduled departure, have a thorough dental examination, and if trouble is detected, get it fixed. Nothing spoils a trip like a toothache. ? Have your doctor give you a physical checkup and write a summary of your present state of health and pertinent facts about your medical his tory in the spaee provided for this information in your "In ternational Certificate of Vac cination." ? If you wear glasses take along a spare pair. ? Especially outside of ma jor foreign cities, avoid raw fruit and vegetables, and make sure all your milk is pasteur ized. Use only bottled water, both for drinking and brush ing your teeth and for making ice cubes, until you've checked on the local supply. ? Pack a traveler's health kit. Here are my suggestions for the kit: First, include pre scription medications taken for chronic conditions. Then: aspirin, cough syrtip, foot pow der, an eye lotion for minor eye inflammations, adhesive bandages and a germicide, an oral solution for relieving minor sore throat pain, pre ferrably a fast acting anesthe tic, one like Chloraseptic, and a medication for upset stomachs, nausea and diarrhea, Pepto Bismol, for example. If young children accompany you, I also suggest inclusion of a rectal thermometer in your traveler's kit. TOPS FOR POP? Shirts have blossomed out in fashionable new colors and a variety of collar styles to become the most important part of a man's wardrobe Styled by Manhattan, these short-sleeved versions offer the comfort of all-cotton and the convenience of permanent press. They're also avail able with long sleeves PORTRAIT SPECIAL FOR EVERYONE irst^B TIME EVER ^ OFFERED Compare ?t $25.00! Plus 5(X Camera Fm GENUINE FULL COLOR PORTRAITSI SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or your monty.rtfundtd. FOR ALL AQESI Babiet, children, adults. Groupt photo ? graphed at an additional chargt. LIMITED OFFER I On* par subject, on 4 per family. GROUPS INVITED! Bring your Old photo for copying. PRESTIGE HOUSE OF COLOR NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS One Day Only MONDAY, JULY 28th 9 A.M. ? 5 P.M. TONKEL'S DEPARTMENT STORE L0UISBUR6, N.C. ? At The Beginning Of The Moon Age I Murphy's Brings Food Prices Down To Earth DUNCAN HINES BOXES AUTOCRAT ! ICE x QQO :m(lk??v3 SEALTEST ^ MkHk I LO I CREAM*1 79^ MARCAL ? A NAPKINS ? 10? GRADE A WHOLE INDIVIDUALLY BAGGED FRYERS 30< cut 34C Lb. -FRYER PARTS B?ST Of Ml CROP. EXTRA LARGE CALIFORNIA LEMONS WHITE Hwi GRAPES 25*. DOZEN LARGE Plenty Green Cabbage, Butter Beans, Crowder Peas, Watermelons, Peaches, Corn And All Your Other Favorites. 53* CANTALOUPES 19*25* -FROZEN FOOD OLD SOUTH FROZEN 9 MA A LEMONADE ^23 ( .. t I FROZEN 3 1 Lb. BAGS hUSHPUPPIESOX SUNSHINE GRAHAM CRACKERS NESCAFE CHIPSTERS y 16 Oz. BOX 43/4 OZ. BOX 350 390 BREASTS 59$ Lb. CHOICE STEAKS CAMPFIRE BACON JESSE JONES FRANKS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 8:30 P.M. TOPPS CANNED DRINKS LEGS 45t u BACKS 15$ Lb. Lb. Lb. 12 Oz. Pkg. $1.19 670 530 CANS SUN VALLEY 4 MARGARINE X 500 WALDORF m ^ TISSUE Jm. 39C SCOTTIES FACIAL TISSUES 2 OS 49c TIDE 3 t1 nn DETERGENT REG. SIZE BOXES } I .UU WELCH'S GRAPE AA _ JELLY V- 390 DELMONTE CRUSHED OlX PINEAPPLE "W O'V EASY -OH 16 0i. CAN 2JOi. CAN STARCH 390 W POCAHONTAS ffls* 10 lm $1J0| JOHNSON GLO COAT -A . wax ???'" 790 i iniava LARUTA CORNED UUKNCU m BEEF 'IS 490

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