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0ARWIN CURTIS SKIPS CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: Part 3 Metropolitan Page 2 Thursday, March 3, 1949 Lake County Residents Visit Mobile XRay Unit PURLING RINK TO WIN GRADUATE OF N. U. WRITES STORY OF 37TH DIVISION IN WAR II. Stanley A. Frankel, 5052 Marine a promotion and public rela THE FLY AWAY IN INDIAN HILL MEET TEN SECONDS MAY SAVE YOU The curling team skipped (captained) by Darwin Curtis of Win- 5 1 jam (- tions director, has written a history of "The 37th Division in World War The author rose from private to major during his more than five years with the division.

He spent three years overseas FROM TB DOOM netka last week won the championship of Indian Hill club the second straight year. The players defeated a rink skipped by Guy Osborn in a match "held on i it-. Trailer Built by Yule the indoor Ice 1 1 82995 0 of the Chicago 4 curling club, curtu Skokie highway and Dundee rd. Members of the winning team, whose names will be inscribed on the trophy honoring the late God If in Combat. Fmnkel Frankel won three decorations for heroism.

In one instance be led the rifle company which liberated 400 Americans imprisoned in Bill-bid prison hospital, Manila, In the face of heavy Japanese opposition and a raging fire which threatened the hospital. The north sider was graduated from Northwestern university in 1940, where he ranked first scho-lastically in the liberal arts college. He was a Phi Beta Kappa, editor of the Daily Northwestern t- I vitfj'' I frey (Tommy) Atkin of Winnetka, are Curtis, Irving Odell, vice skip; Edward Gammie, second, and Kingsley Rice, lead. Inside of gray trailer that contains Christmas seal X-ray unit of Lake county Tuberculosis association. Nurse Fannie Fortuna (left) inserts photografic plate to X-ray chest of William H.

Hart (back to camera). Observer is Charles Macnamara, association executive secretary. All live in Waukegan. (tribune Photos) and three times president of his class. He resides 'with his wife, Irene, and 15 month old son, Stephen.

Navy and white print dress in a festive spring mood- Designed for flattery. Topped by a Juliards 100 worsted wool jacket. Navy and white with red jacket only. Sizes 10 to 18. VT0 the X-ray may be sent either to the person concerned or, as recommended, to his family physician.

"Every person should have "his chest x-rayed every year," Macnamara said. "Much can' happen In a year. A negative reaction today Is no indication that the same reaction will be found a year later." The speed with which the 1 serted under the child's skin after written permission from his parents has been obtained. If there is a positive reaction in this case a red, raised area on the skin a chest X-ray Is taken. "Among school children, only positive reactions are X-rayed," he continued.

"The positive reaction in the needle test doesn't mean the child has tuberculosis, however. It may mean merely that the child has been exposed to it. The chest X-ray makes Two Are Concerned Two Deerfield women paused as they walked oat the door of the trailer. "Now we've got to wait two weeks to find out whether we've got TB," one said. "I'll be a- fraid to open my letter." "Me, said her friend.

"Call me up when yours comes. We'll open them together." did just that. "More work I' his wife complained as they went out the door. "But, honey, it's for a good cause." said the husband. When the trailer is set up for community use, more women than men have their chest X-rays taken, Miss Fortuna went on.

"Many men plead that they Just can't take the time, it's difficult for us to get across how little time it takes. White Collar Workers Slow "we get the male factory workers, tho, when the trailer goes right to the factories, it's the male white collar workers and store clerks who are slow in coming In." The mobile Christmas seal X-ray unit also takes chest rays of school children who have shown a positive reaction In a tuberculosis needle test, Macnamara said. "A small unit of serum Is In in on atmosphere of quiet relaxa Seals Visits Deerf BY KERMIT HOLT The long line of adults, standing uneasily on the sidewalk in front of Deerf ield grammar school, Deerfield, moved forward quickly into the rear of the trailer that Christmas seals built. There will be other lines soon In Zion and Winthrop Harbor, and, later, in other Lake county communities. Three similar trailers will tour Cook county areas from May to October.

In Deerfield, as everywhere else, everybody asked the same Questions: "Does it hurt?" "Do you have to undress?" "Does it take long?" They Are Reassured Just inside the trailer's rear entrance, Charles Macnamara, of 1025 Glen Flora Waukegan, took their cards and reassured them: "You feel no pain. The most you need take off is a coat or jacket or maybe a pin or button. It takes 10 seconds at the most. It's free. And It's one of the most valuable health steps you ever took." Nurse Fannie Fortuna, of 1110 Grove av Waukegan, nodded.

"That's all there is to it," Ehe smiled. Macnamara, wno Is executive secretary of the Lake County Tuberculosis association, and Miss Fortuna were talking about the county's community X-ray service to find unsuspecting victims of tuberculosis. The service is paid Tor by receipts from the sale of the familiar Christmas seals. 29,000 X-Rays Taken Since the Lake county trailer and its X-ray equipment were purchased in 1944, more than 29,000 chest X-rays have been taken. The average for Lake county, as it is for all of northern Illinois, is about one victim of tuberculosis for every 1,000 X-rays.

The X-ray will spot other health conditions, too an overlarge heart, bone deformities, cysts, other chest diseases, and, rarely, thyroid conditions. Results of tion. Your favorite dishes expertly rr prepared and painstakingly served. OflfldDQlld duQDD HOME MADE PASTRY XSX fBtatrltt Fin Kortit) 620-22 Evanitca m3 TZmnSs 12:39 1 9 Store Hours, 9:15 to 5:45 except on Mondays and Thursdays, to 9 Church and Sherman. Mob le X-ray unit which visited Deerfield.

(TRIBUNE Photo) whole operation is accomplished surprises most persons, Miss Fortuna said, "somehow they seem a bit disappointed that it's all over and done with seconds after they enter the trailer. "After removing any buttons, brooches, pins or metal objects over the lung area usually it's just a matter of removing a jacket or coat a person just rests his chin in the proper place on the machine. "The operator says, 'Take a deep breath. Now hold it and 3 or 4 seconds later, 'That's all. Result Is Mailed 'That is all," she continued.

"The X-ray has been taken and the result will be mailed in about two weeks." Much to the disgust of their wives, many men whose shirt pocket buttons are In the way-buttons down the front don't matter-rip off the buttons, rather than take off their shirts. Miss Fortuna said. Minutes later, a Deerfield man 1 stacks and stacks of lovely lingerie that need no pampering at ail CARLYLE E. ANDERSON ELECTED PRESIDENT OF EVANST0N CHEST petal-smooth nylon jersey slips Carlyle E. Anderson, 1130 Evanston.

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