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Doctor of Medicine. . .and Morale He wears the same uniform. . .He shares the same risks as the man with the gun. Right this very minute you might find him in a foxhole under fire at the side of fallen doughboy. . . Jumping with the paratroopers. . .riding with a bomber crew through enemy fighters and flak. . . Or sweating it out in a dressing station in a steaming jungle. . . Yes, the medical man in the service today is a fighting man through and through, except he fights without a gun. They call him "Doc." but he's more than physician and surgeon: he's a trusted friend to every fighting man. And doctor that he is. . .doctor of medicine and morale. . .he well knows the comfort and cheer there is in a few moments' relaxation with a good cigarette. . .like Camel. For Camels, with the fresh, full flavor of costlier tobaccos expertly blended and the soothing mildness of slow burning, are the favorite cigarette with men in all the services* Sleep? What's That? "Two hours sleep in 72"----"Thirty-six hours of continuous surgery and treatment under fire". . .the records of the more than 50,000 medical men in the Armed Services speak for themselves: They've got what it takes! First in the Service *with men in the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast guard, the favorite cigarette is Camel. (Based on actual sales records.) Camels Costlier Tobaccos Buy war bonds and stamps