Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1938 — Page 11

Steopathic Conclave

: “Dr, A a. Dennis, Tndignzgelic (staniitie>, and Dr. V. B. Wolfe, ‘Walkerton, are Hoosier delegates to the American Osteopathic Associa« |

tion’s 40th annual convention at the Severin Hotel.

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Délegates at Convention Here

{birth safer for mothers.

OSTEOPATH HI

(BIRTH METHODS AS PERILING LIFE

More Mothers Die in U. S.

Than in Uncivilized Lands, He Says.

HANNIBAL, Mo., Oct. 20 (U. P). —The American obstetrical system

f {has become so weighted down with B | “frills” that it would be safer for

women “to have babies in uncivi-

i [lized countrise or in farm homes

without modern conveniences,” Dr.

Salem, Mo., said today. “With all our scientific discoveries,” Dr. McLeod said in a speech prepared for delivery before the convention of the Missouri Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons, “we have not made childChildbirth is a natural process and many of the frills with which we surround it are a menace.” He said that 375,000 women had died in the United States from pregnancy and childbirth in the past 25 years, while only 244,000 American men had been killed in|Dr

|Declaration of EE

James D. McLeod, an osteopath of |1.eod

“We spend hundreds ‘of: millions of dollars each year to cire for the disabled veterans who are the flotsam of the World War,” he said: 1“But for thousands of men injured in battle, today there are millions of women carrying battle. scars of childbirth, and living lives of wretehedness and invalidism.”

U. 8S. Record Called Worst

The infant and maternal death| rates have remained at a high level,

despite the fact that prenatal care

hospitalization and nursing facili=|:

ties have bsen tripled in the past 30 years, Dr. McLeod said. Physicians rely upon nurses for almost everything and “have been relieved of too many of their duties, too much of their responsibilities and do not make adequate use of their knowledge,” he asserted. The Unitéd States with 15,000 maternal deaths and 85,0000 infant deaths each year has the worst record of any civilized country, Dr. Mcsaid, The trouble may be charged to a lack of conscientiousness, he said, and the only solution is -to overcome “indifference and cupidity” and use “patience and common sense.” Dr. Pearl Thompson of St. Louis told the convention that “food fadism often excites people to overvigorous dieting and among other things causes them to rob themselves of vital vitamins.” “One of the greatest present day menaces of normal eating is the misinformation which the public is

given on acid and alkaline diets,” . Thompson said. ;

MEET SATURDAY

Several Thousand Invited to ~ Attend Convention at Hotel Severin.

The IndianSpolis Aéro Club will bs host to the.setond annual pilot's convention of the National Aero Club and Sportsmen Pilots Conven-

tion Association Saturday and Sunday at the Hotel Severin. Several thousand . pilots from

other states have been invited toate

tend. Registration will be ‘Saturday morning and afternoon with golf, [tennis and bridge planned. for early arrivals. Indiana aviators who were commissioned air mail pilots during National ‘Air Mail Week will be awarded their certificates. at -the banquet at 6:30 p. m. A dance on the roof garden will 5 : National officers will. * elected and the 1939 convenfion: Pe selected at the business:session at 10 a. m. - Demonstration and display of various types of airéraft and inspection of the Municipal Afrport will conclude the program Sunday afternoon. -Officers of the Indianapolis Aero Club are Buford Cadle, president;

O. B. Smith Jr., vice president; Jess

a aTIvenion?

“will be awarded the club having the largest number of planes. registered, the pilot coming the longest distance and the first Soe Tati Saturday morning. i

FUNERAL PARLOR OPENING OPPOSED

Ten North Side’ property owners ER today had appealed a decision of the City Zoning Board which recently granted & permit to : establish a funeral parlor at 447 E. Maple Road. The property owners filed an injunction suit in Superior Court 3, asking that the permit issued to Ed-| ward E. Tyner be ordered set dside.

ROOSEVELT INVITES | DE VALERA TO FAIR

DUBLIN, Oct, 20 (U. P.)~Prime Minister Eamon de Valera hopes to attend the New York World Fair next year, American Minister John| Cudahy said today. : Mr. Cudahy yesterday handed Mr.

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Also Scorn Maternity ‘Frills’

‘American Osteopathic Association officials, here for a convention of the-Indiana Osteopathic Association convention, today blamed both wom- | en arg doctors for a maternity situation they termed “a national disgrace.” : Dr. Russell McCaughan and Dr. Ray G. Hulburt said doctors use too many artificial methods to hasten labor and ease pain and blamed

Yom In part for “cigarets, liquor &— Their a waa charges Blind Gils First Swim Is Her Last

made by Dr. James D. McCleod, Salem, Mo., osteopath, before the KANSAS CITY, Kas, Oct. 20: (U. P.)—Georgia Harvey

Missouri Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons. Dr. McCleod charged that the American obstetrical system has become so weighted down with “frills,” that it would be safer for women to have babies “in uncivilized ‘countries or in far homes without modern contold her mother many times if she hadn’t been blind one of the things she would have enjoyed most was swimming. It wouid be fun, she had said, to splash around in the water and maybe Ary to ‘dive a little.

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‘frills’ IT am sure he refers to the use of too many drugs and the practice of giving too many Caesarian .sections for something that is a natural process,” said Dr. McCaughan. He is executive secretary of the American Osteopathic Association. Odds Called Greater “We have not lowered ‘the mortality rate. We must remember we with a group of 14 blind girls are fighting against greater odds; at the Y. M. C. A. She wore:a exhausted mothers, greater preva-| blue and white bathing suit lence of infection and greater sus- her mother, Mrs. Eva S. Butceptibility to disease ler, gave her on her 15th Dr. Hulbert, editor of the A. 0. A.| birthday last Saturday. Journal, concurred. When the girls started get= “In dividing the blame, I ay doé-} ting out Georgia was missing, tors give too many drugs and: snes} Her body was taken out of the thetics and use too many .artificial| Pool 15 minutes later. Efforts - methods, always hazardous,” he de- fe nulmotor squad to restore clared.” “They are too- interested in r breathing failed. : building up an imposing’ list of | “Een Caesarian sections to write an are ticle about. 2 AY _ “But I would also blame the 7 American women for their Cigapoie, 2 liquor, natural laziness, working habits, dress, diet and indifference.” | NERA ¥ 8 BAN Speaker at Banquet Dr. McCaughan spoke. last night INDIANAPOLIS A&P Pineapple Juice . ‘No. 8 29¢ * at a banquet of the Ingians Associ- neapp ean ation at the Severin Hote : He told delegates that opposition LOUIS VILLE to socialized ‘medicine is breaking down. “The osteopathic profession has indorsed no form of health program 0 Round or health insurance but will co- Trip operate in attempting to arrive at a solution of the national problem,” he declared. ® 7a? Meetings of [Tie iwouey conven- . Cheaper than Driving tion continued ay. Dr. T. K. Fast ® Depend Arbuthnot, Richmond, is president- it able. elect and was to lars office after election of her officers. Dr. C. Allen Brink, . Prien, is retiring B E SAF E president, A MW D S AVY E

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