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The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 17

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U' 1 yiy yi- s. i-- saiejriyrf a.y'Sj "gi "'puriy iai.r, i. prig. y''yifr 'flpe, SECTION i 18 THE COURIER. JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY.

FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 21, Doctor of Year' Active at 74 Xo Thought Of Elei iritis YOUR BIGGEST BUDGET BUY! OUR GOLD TAG SUPER SPECIAL 10.1 cu. it. FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator THE LOUISVILLE FALL CLASSES OF THE WORIO FAMOUS DALE CARNEGIE COURSE in EFFECTIVE SPEAKING, LEADERSHIP TRAINING And The Art of Winning Friends and Influencing People Plan To Be Our Guest At A FREE Demonstration-Explanation Meeting Ynu will learn at this free meeting; how the Dale Carnegie Course teaches men mid women to overcome fear, to speak in public, In win friends and influer.re people. You will hear lerent eraduatcs talk for ir seconds each on why they took the nmrw and what it has done for them. You will sret a vivid impreion of uhat the Dale Carnegie Conre ran do to help vou Rain advancement and leadership.

You will find the proffram entertaining as well as instructive. Meet with us this Monday or Tuesday, Sept. J4 or J3, at 7:30 P.M., Sheraton-Seelbach Hotel. We look forward to welcoming; jou. By ROBERT CLARK Dr.

Clarence T. Coleman describes himself as an "old man," but he's not, really. The Kentucky Slate Medical Association's "general practitioner of the year" is 74 years young. He had a brief illness last year, but has no thought of retiring. He looks and acts hale and vigorous, lie may even run for mayor of Frankfort again next year.

"I don't think I'd fed right just sitting down and doing nothing," said the doctor-politician, who already has served four terms in the mayor's office. He confessed yesterday that he has "somnia in the daytime and insomnia at night." This he called a sign of old age. Sees Patients livery Day For Information or Early Enrollment Call GL. 4-0615 OR WRITE TO 2321 DALE CARNEGIE COURSES Presented by Robert W. Brunow BARDSTOWN ROAD, LOUISVILLE (5), KY.

ii nun ii urn i in i i ii i j- 4 I iFf ii x- i i i iff 1 W. artiift.ii atiilMiiirtiidiir'nlnl illiUflrtl'ffl mil 1 I JJ. i I I I 1 WT-WvT; i ofiis. 1 Model SS 101-56 S- But he still sees patients every day and serves as anesthetist for operations by most of Frankfort's surgeons. Dr.

Coleman has delivered more than 4.500 babies about 200 a year until recent years. He let his doctor colleagues know yesterday that these "obstetrical professors who tell you how easy it is to deliver these babies are mistaken." You get out in the country without any help, he said, and things sometimes get complicated. "I don't know just how to say it, but well, I'll say you're in Courier-Journal Photo 'FAMILY DOCTOR' oHhe year chosen by the Kentucky State Medical Association is Dr. Clarence T. Coleman, Frankfort, left.

With him are Dr. Richard R. Slucher, Buechel, center, new K.S.M.A. president; Dr. Woodford Troutman, Louisville, secretary.

A practitioner at Buechel, Dr. Slucher will be succeeded by Dr. Mersch at next year's annual meeting. Regular Price $249" $5000 Newest and best Flnnn.lc fOtSt "at. Flannels, i2 uisl Quality Worsteds, 71 styline.

1 1 a i Is, J. best new all- P'W Smort Sharkskins, VTi wools, and tha C1 if S'f t-AjNl new "man mades" 'i New Fancy! I all at Septem- 5 I iiMl bar "A a a 4tl Weaves, Smooth Purchase" Sav. r-u j- i ff $4tf Nowl I Gabardinas! 1 1 ALfACA ll mure I bv 5 M'M I -They're hip M0UT0N 4 at coats AT1 1 NO MONEY -1 NO MONEY DOWN flW DOWN No Charqa tor Creditl No Chare for Creditl Pay Weekly or Monthlvl HEAR HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ADE-IN TR pendence High School right into the University of Louisville Medical School, where he was graduated in 1907. He is a Kenton County native. He has no middle name mcrclv the initial.

He jokingly savs the stands for "trifling." The son of a farmer and State representative, the late Charles E. Coleman, the doctor is proud of having been the first president of the Kentucky Municipal League in 1929. award was accepted by Dr. Edward B. Mcrsch, Covington, K.S.M.A.

president-elect, for Dr. J. T. Molony, Covington obstetrician. Dr.

-Molony was unable to be present. Dr. Bichard R. Slucher was sworn into office as new K.S.M.A. president by Dr.

Vernon race, Faducah, president "of the association's council. Dr. Slucher succeeded Dr. Gant Gaither, Hopkinsville. a hell ot a fix! "The poor woman is bleeding to death and you're sweating blood yourself." 'It's No Easy Job' He said some fellow up on the hillside is running a tractor while the doctor is down there delivering a baby, and he thinks the doctor has an easy job.

'Every fella thinks the other one's got the easy job. I've found that's not true." Dr. Coleman is a tried and-true Democrat. He was wearing a red tie yesterday when he received his award at Columbia HEALS THROUGH PRAYER of this free lecture by a member of the Board of Lecture. ship of The Mother Church, The First hO Delivers Church ot Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts Sunday, September 23, 3.15 in, Church Edifice, Third Ormsby 0 As Mayor, he welcomed four ond old refrigerotor Gives you "Once-a-Week-Shopping" convenience FULL-WIDTH FREEZER CHE5T FULL-WIDTH PORCELAIN HYDRATOR FULL-WIDTH CHILL DRAVER SMART NEW PINK AND BEIGE INTERIOR FAMOUS FRIGIDAIRE COMPRESSOR Pay Weakly or Monthlyl ''''aaBJiS'yeMi The finest in 3-Bedroom Brick Homes -PRICE F.H.A.

Down (plus closing costs) OUTSTANDING FIATUR1S hardwood floors mad streets fully landscaped automatic washer and dryer city conveniences sidewalk Location: Drive South on Oixia Hwy. to Gagel turn east l'j blocks, look for sign. Auditorium. On the tie: a Democratic donkey. He was Franklin County campaign chairman last year for Bert Combs, unsuccessful Democratic candidate for the gubernatorial nomination.

Frankfort's mayorship is not a full-time job. So 16 years in office by Dr. Coleman (four years in, four out, ever since 1925) have not interfered much with his practice of medicine. governors to Frankfort Flem D. Sampson, A.

B. Chandler in his first term, Simeon Willis, and Lawrence Wetherby. Dr. Coleman is married and the father of an X-ray specialist, Dr. Robert Coleman, Hopkins-ville, and of Mrs.

Murray Scott, Frankfort. He has nine grandchildren and a great-grandchild. His award, in the form of a plaque, was presented at the annual K.S.M.A. meeting by Dr. Woodford Troutman, Louisville-association secretary.

"It is a great thing and I shall cherish it the rest of my life," Dr. Coleman said. He added modestly: "Lots of doctors have done as much as I have." The distinguished-s i Open Daily 8 AM. 'til 8 P.M. WHITEHURST BUILDERS, INC.

Dixie Hgwy. Phone AR i mignt have lost a call or two, but I made it up in other ways, I guess," he said. The mayor's salary is $200 a month. He said yesterday his reputation for never sending out doctor bills is substantially correct. He said he sends "a few." 2601 1511 Becoodiliooeil Guaranteed Refrigerators 1 I MXi3 9-95 LSJ Oirls' Sweaters an Oat ready tor back- fv-ym From Jl 'i FBrom 2.95 Selections! JPL 4-9s A 0 7 cBo.7; Sizes! ffytfu V5 Indian, Wife Arrested With Secret Suez File New Delhi, Sept.

20 (JP)An Indian Foreign Ministry clerk and his wife were arrested today "I get along pretty good," he said with a grin. "But I haven't gotten rich on it." When he began medical practice nearly 50 years ago, in 1907, quinine and castor oil were remedies for many ailments. Aspirin had not come into general use. He can't remember having such basic equipment as a blood-pressure gauge in those days. Dr.

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