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...Raise your leg, Jim," urged Dr. George Deaver, medical chief of the institute. A thin leg rose unsteadily, fell back. "Do you want to walk, Jim?" Dr. Deaver asked gently. The patient murmured: "I want to get back to work...
...straighten his legs, he can walk," said Dr. Deaver. "One good muscle in his leg is all we need; we can work with that. The average person doesn't use more than 10% of his capacity. There's a great reserve to be tapped...
...arrived at Manhattan's Institute for the Crippled and Disabled (which he had read about in Betsey Barton's book), announced firmly that he meant to walk by summer's end. The institute's walking course normally takes nine months. Said Medical Director George G. Deaver: "Certainly...
Perfect Matches. In Washington, Elizabeth Bliss married a Lieut. Divine. In Bozeman, Mont., a marriage license was issued to Charles Wheat and Agnes Cotton. In Coronado, Calif., one Dorothy Dix was wed to a Lieut. Danny Deaver...
...duty. One officer asked whether it would not be more economical to cut down prophylaxis and lectures, simply cure cases. The answer: no. ¶ The Army's Reconditioning Program (TIME, Nov. 15, 1943) now cares for 1,000 men, fits 12,000 for duty every week. Dr. George Deaver of New York's Institute for the Crippled and Disabled said that for those who are crippled, ordinary body-building is not enough. A crippled man should develop the specific muscles he will need (e.g., a man who must use crutches should do pushups) and, if possible, should master...