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-OfeEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG,- OREGON, TUESDAY.-JUNE 6,-1937.
IC" SUITS
New Infantile Paralysis
Remedy Found Success
in Gates Treated.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., June
7. (Al1) "Hypotonic" Balls flow
lug through tliu veins of 67 Infan
tile pttllilysls victims were said lo-
- day to nave dioukui every one 01
thetn through the disease ulive
and 20 without any truce of
paralysis.
This new treatment for infan
tile paralyslit, first announced two
yean, ago, and since then Improv
ed and simplified, wus exhibited to
' the American Mudicul ussoclatlou
hero by (Jennie M. Itctun, 11. I). ot
Syracuse university and Syracuse
Alemorlul Hospital.
Tho "hypotonic' solutions are
-' common suit of less concentration
limn the normal salt in the blood,
In Infantile paralysis, large uiiun-
titles are Hushed through Hie
.veins continuously lor five hours
iu a time. They are put In with
u liyperderinic. The volume is lu
, cubiu centimeters of liquid pur
hour per pound of weight.
The result is relief of I he nerve
- Illl'liimniallun which causes Ihu
' damage mid death. Inn-lug the
milt injection, small amounts of
unliiai fluid are periodically ex
tracted us a precaution agulnst
hlgli preHsui'u building up in the
urulii.
All 57 cases were severe. Ten
were Hie lileulhiug purulysis type
- Which usually has a deulli rale of
: bfi per cent, r-ivo were me as
cending" kind which ropy hooks
. say is usiiully ll'U per cent final.
All were Irum Louisville, lling-
liuttipton and Syracuse.
III-, ltetuli mild It appeurs the
"Iron lung" will not be needed
' with Infiintlle paralysis treated
. by this method. The lung wus
Used on the first two or the ten
respiratory cases, lie said, before
the new treatment had been well
established.
One Example Cited
He desCl-lbed a case of a child
with one side nf the diaphragm
; and inlet-costal muscles on Hie
'hiiiiio side completely out or ac
tion. The child was bieathlng only
with the oilier lung when Hie sail
treatment began. Hi half an hour,
,' lireathlng movement was risible In
. tho apparently p11n1l.v7.ert lung. .
There wore six cases of throat
paralysis. Average mnrtnllfy of
such cases Is -in to Ml per cent.
The ill were not only saved but
recovered far illeker. Willi throat
iuiralysls, llr. itelaii snld ordlu
pry patients are not able to swal
. low IHiulds until an average of
10 days after the ousel.
Ilul the mill-treated patients
Were able to drink, Hindu aller Hie
first trciiltncnl. 'I his linpiit-ued
elthoua.li tllnlr thinuls had lieeil
paralyzed . from a few , hours, to
three duys. Several, he said,
liuvo eaten solid food atler- the
third salt treatment. This wus-18
hours ntler complete throat pur
ulysis. He ri'pnrled sumo strength re
turns iilmnst. Immediately lo weuk
ulled muscles.
Of Hie 67 ruses, 211 begun I he
ctitll treulmeiil buroro niiiHcular
imriilysln bad apin-areil. Twenty l'
llii'se after rerovory were com
)lelely n-ee from any paralysis
whatever.
W WMB WW
AZALEA
AZALEA, Juiiu 7. Mr. Ilnlili
Stnrk lull w'tHitiuntluy for 1'ortuiinl,
where will niul rtoviral tit
vlMltliig lik'iHh.
. Mr. and .Mis. I.con Clniv shop
peil and tniii.ttu-UMl luistiu'Hri in
Jiom'lmi'ri TliuiaUuy.
.Mrtt. urn rondiuy ami tliuinhtt'r,
. Collwn. and Mir.it iht'lnia Slringcv
vlrtltt'd Vidnvtday I'vcniiij; at mi
J. A. Wuillitniun homu tit lny
Crock.
Mih. Joe 1.atp and v-lillditMi u(
JlaiHhllt'Ul anivi'd luio tho Him
of th) wut'k fur an ch-nded vinit
with ln'f piitt'iilH, Mr, and Mia.
Henry liai'iliH'ko.
Aimer JiicKhou ami Unhurt Itum-n
of Hoiillln, WaHtilttKhrii, npfiit we
rul day lun( wct'lv visiting at Hie
J'Yeil lubht htunr,
Mr. mid Mix, llorarx TlinmiiH ot
JjOH AukcIch wt'i'ii Miu'U-oad mivntH
ul tho hoinu of Mr. and Mrs. War
K'll lliucn.
Mr. ami Mrtt. Kranlt Trl
. .huinliler. Purls, nui'lo a trip lo
I.lyrtlo t'l'ri'K Wi'ilnortday wIumv
nrls hail dental work dono.
(imm. Nruman wiih takon to
1hu Merry huHptlal at Koselmn:
AWilnomlay where ho will receive
pueilirul (-an1.
Mr. and M it, ! I miry (iieilm-kii
liti'l clilltlriMi spoilt Sunday vlshlim
filenils id Murphy.
School I'totti'd at (he milium
ftclionl Wodnoxilny, with a pit nle
dinner al Tanners move. Tho
tcarhor, 'riudiua StriiiK'!". Icii
Thm'Htlay for Ashland whoro hIio
vfll nllond mimnior ttchtiol.
Ktl John and llud (ianlko inado
tt Hip to lioMohtiiK N'otliu'fday af
ternoon. Mr. and Mm. lih'un llootli of
Vlnt'or vlnlloil hoio Krltlay with
Jii niothoi' and Inothoi. .Niaiy
IJthdli and .Mm Month.
.Ml", iind Mih. Horhorl t'rouso m
JCunHiu and Mm. Ctaronn' Ilurisoll
nf llamtou upotil Kilday vlnil hi;
Mr. ami Mr.H. U. i . Johiu.
DREW
lHKV, .Mine ".Mr. and Mia.
,Viii. Juut-tl and dmmMiter, MiKiu
hty 0'-. Mr. and Mm. O. II. Hal
jow mid daughter, Hoodspoit.
(WiijiIi.. Mr. and Mm, A. I Harrow
lind daughter, tiludys. AIkihiii. Ore..
vlBlted In iHow last week Imriiiu
lioon inlleil liere hy the death of
(Vllllalii Hnirow.
'Mr. and Mr. Duvc LK'Lapp nnd
thlitlren. of I'ortlnnd. tiro viHltluy
JvlMi Mm. iHiLuplia patetitc. Mv.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
look
LOOK! IT
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ALREADY IT
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CHOYED, 1
SIWC3 WTT
PER YOPEL-
MY
ami Mrs. J. D. llrown.
Mrtt. J. K. MtConl ha it rt'turil(;i
lior home aflor npomllnf; ttu
oaxt two woekH vlKltliiK in Portlund
and (iai'lhaldl.
Mrtt. Rtme PoIIh, Mm. Oliver
Hi at ten and hoii, Don, intent Sun
day at tho Oregon Ciivett.
Mm. Lewi.t ThomuHon la drlvlnu
it new Chevrolet boiIhu.
Mrtt. Clareneo Tlnon and e.hil
di en liavu Kone to Med ford lo
spend the Hummer, Mr,, Tlaon Is
employed there.
Kliner DaiVHon and Mr. and Mrs.
I'M I'oneu, of Modfonl, vlnltud wll'i
tho fortner'a Hltor. Mm. Lcwi
ThoiuiiHou, ami family Thurailay.
Mrtt. Walt Wat hoii and hoiih, Roh-
rt I'.ud Itleharu, Hpent Sunday and
Monday vUlthiK with Mr. and Mm.
Vic Short. MtB. 1ataon la Mr.
Short's coiihIu.
Mr, ami Mm. (I. H. Barrow and
diiUKlder loft I'Vlday for their homo
at Hoodttport, Wash. They wore ac
otupauletl hy (he former n moiVior.
Mm. Wm. Harrow, who will visit
(hero Indefinitely.
Kred Itadley apenl Hevonil davs
hi Koriolnun hint week.
Ml:t Olivia Todd, of Meilford.
and Mm. Marlauna Hototi, of Klaui-
ulh I alia, visited with Mm. Wayne,
Dohu over the week end.
Mr. and Mm. Win, Jowott und
dauKhteiv-Vlolet, left Haturday for
their homo at MuKlnloy, Ore.
MELROSE
MKLltOSK, June S.ftfr, ami
Mm. Joe Mattlir-VH made a hiiNl
neH (rip to Oakland Wediieaday
afternoon.
Wood row Conn, hoii of Mr. and
Mm. II. I. Conn, moved ThumdHy
In CoIoh Valley to the Creed Conn
place which he linn purehatted.
.Mm. iV. II. 1 .fiich and children of
Not 111 Itcnd are vi.tlthiK tho form
er'tt parent, Mr. and Mm. Fred
Honi'hraUe.
Mr. and Mm. ltoy Cedemtroui
and daughter, of .Mamhfleld. vlslr-
(1 fili'inlH at Melroxe hint Sunday.
I.iltle Arlene Ilofritu fell and
ran a rii.tty mill in tier arm mid
was Viikeii to UoHebuis for medical
arl.
Mr. and Mm. (Icoiko Sunheir
moved Wedni'Hdav lo their new
home which llii-y rci-eutly finltthad
hulldluu. They have I voided in the
Hanson Iiouno hIiich last fall.
MhtR Helen Itacklnml. who lias
Iteeu employed In Kortchni'K for the
imt year, reiuriicd lo her home at
'Iluaroso hint week.
MIkk Kmily IJiidmeu of CouultW
haa lieeil the Kiiesl for aevernl tlays
of Mm. V. S. Woodrnlf.
Mr-. Tom lloflllui; and Infan'
nou. Klchnrd I.ie. relurned lo Iheir
home Thurnday trom the hospital
lu Hoschuii;.
Mr. and Mm. Wallace Mallhewf
arrived al i!lroe Friday and vis
ited over the wei'k-end with the
former's brother '.ml fa ml I v, Mr.
and Mm. O. (I. Matthews ami
ilau'ihiiMH, Haiti and Ituhy. and re
turned Sunday lo McKlnley, where
the former Is employed.
Mr. end Mm. K.' I.. Hall and huu
llv nf Mldlaml.Aria are vislilni.
Mi". Hull's n;;ruuis. Mr. ami Mrs
J. T, imrrin-Hon,. TIi(m W m-, and
Mm, Hall's rirstivlait to Melrose.
Th ecmioniicw Mludv clnh uhi-h
was ori:anl7.ed last Thuisclav even
Imr. will meet every Weilnesd:iv
evenlnir al the FlcaroHe plnv shed
Itev. Chappell of Coos Junction
will have elm rue of the utoetlu'H.
ami Huhjects taken from currec;
t elils will he iinw ined each per
sen ntlendinir. for their study totdc.
These club medians ulll he noon
to anyone who wMies 10 attend
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klik spent
Sunilay at Mrewster creek riHliliir,
lle'iry Anderson, accoinnnuted
hv Charles H:own. made a trip tn
the ''ii-imI Satuidnv ie- the wny nf
MvtCe INeol and ,i uwhrieM and
hoei" t- it Ismtrt. The fnrnier
trti': " '"'III of strawtierries to the
rjMet.
i.
Iieihi Ciuher Is aottslin::
tt Ho'iniinist with her
Mi
hmnteliohl duties,
lleorv HoldMMi. from ihe Cali
fornia-Orettoii iNtwer company
snent I w o diivs btsl w eek In the
Fluartise dlsltlil to th'terniine Jos-how-
inauv w anted ele.n it it tn
their homes, end up lo dale 1 1 ha- c
Hfmicd no. I. was jm-itsled lu the
work tn- Mrs, Oeorve Suntieri. Mrs.
Klla Johnson. eitlc Voi!
niff. Mm Sara llulnunilHt. Mrs. l
t'ooi'cr nod Mt( trioiy'ri V'hut
Tl... I.lf .-lull .-trl . l...,,ll,.. T.,
lay, .lunc 7. lu ' at (ml the tHo11"" ll'u,nl ,u 1,13 llt,uu, "' M''1"
MAW EfiAD.1
THIS VENTURE
WILL MAKE ME.
FAME AWP FORTUkie
THE POST CARP
PICTURES ALOME,
WILL WET ME A
. MILLION UMF-
PHCODS TAKEM
IOO MILES UP
WILL GIVE FIWAL
1 uanoc; -tuat the
WORLP IS ROUNJP
WORD TMI
ISAM EPIC IM
MY LIFE
weeks uiniuer sclittol at Corvatlis
are Dorothy and Helen White ami
Arvilla DuffliiKton from Mutroxc
Hchool ami Helen JoiitiHon hum Kl-
tfaro.se .school. Tills will be Helen
WHiite'a second year to attend the
Hctiool.
SUTHERLIN
SL'THKUI.IX, June S Mr. and
Mrs. Clare Hamlin ami Mr. and
Mrs. Howard ltichardR of F.ugcne
spent a few days vIkUIhk their sis
ter, Mrs. Alice McCormack, west
of town.
Mis. Hunt, mother of Mrs. Rob
ert Hunt, left Tor Drain on Satur
day whore she will spend the slim
mer. Mr. and Mrs. Ilrtue DowIIiir left
for Albany last week to spend the
summer. They will then move to
Heedsport where Mr. Howling has
been e imaged for the next term
of school.
A. U Holmes of Astoria, who re
cently purchased tile locul cheeHO
plant, has moved his Tamlly here
and will operate the plant.
Mrs. lunmu Currier is unite 111
at her home. She Is being attended
by Dr. Hevore.
.Mrs. L. 10. Woodward of Salem
is a house nuest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. I). Otthmer. She
is an aunt of Mrs. flttlngcr, '
.Air. and Mm. Ted Currier of
North Mend" visited nt the home of
.Mr, and Airs. W. 10. Currier, Sun
day. Hoth Mr. and Mrs. Currier
are employes at the Kelser hos
pital. Word has been received here
(hat Mr. ami Mrs. ltlchard 'I' riles
of Medford are the parents of a
baby hoy horn May ';t. who has
been -named ltlchard Sterns, Mr.
and Mrs. Trlles are former Suth-
crlln residents. Mrs. Trltes will
be remembered as Montana Laird.
Mr. and Mrs. U 1). ltoherlKou
and son Ontiald drove to Tillamook
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Holcnmh ami I wo
sons of Colorado have leased the
I Mike place w est of town. Mr. Duke
has moved to llosehurg to make
bis home.
Mrs. Lucy Tlsdale Is moving to
Itosehtit'K for the summer and will
reside at the Howell apartments.
Her son, .Mali Ion Tlsdale, who
spent the first of the week here.
left Friday for San Hlejjo.
Miss Helen iouiik of Yreka.
Call!., spent Wednesday at the
home of her grandparents. Kov.
ami Mrs. F. L. Vouutf.
Mrs. Llilltaiti Slack has been 111
at her home for the past week.
She Is Indus cared for by her
mother, Mrs. Sn villa Ha tuber, of
Cortland.
Mr. ami Mm. F. O. Younu. ae
ompanled by Mm. Youuk's mnllt
r, Mrs. Ceo. l.nird, spent Memor
ial day at Itandou and Coiiullle.
Word has been received here
thai Lewis J. Allen, who bus been
seriously 111 at the hospital in Ku
ucne, w as real Inn somewhat cas
ter on Saturday. Mrs. Allen has
been with him for the past week
and .Miss Jitauita is carltiH for the
store.
Mrs. O. C. Luchlerhand of Oak
land visited at the home on Mr.
and Mm. Frank Holnale, Thursday.
Anions the students who are
spending their vacations away
from this vicinity are Miss lima
Anderson who left for I'orllaud,
tilenn Colin who Is spcndlmr his
summer In Washington, and Ivan
Crowley who will he employed on
the coast.
.M is. I.. A. Schrner. who hns
conducted tho adult, classes
the pasi year, ten Tuesday for
tershui -b, Alaska, lo visit hov
brother who she lias not fcen for
t w enty yearn.
Mrs. McCormack has been em
loylntt a visit from her sou ln law
ami daughter, Mr. and Mm. Saula.
Itcml.
Mr. and Mm. Kdwanl Saramen-
to oi rorthiud were visiiors nere
hint week al the home of the bit
er's parents. Mr. ami Mrs. Thco
lore Anderson.
Chneuie Leitnel left Friday for
Cunlu, ihe home f his parents.
Mr and Mrs. K, H. liolhwell n-
turned hntue last week from Port
land where they lime been vtsitinir
relalives lor several weeks,
Mr and .Mrs Karl Cunningham
f Albany spent the week at the!
home nt Mr-. Cunningham's stater,1
Mrs. Ml ton licvel.
Mhi Helen Alb u has obtained
position in the ticiismer's nttic' !
a thv court house in Hosehut , i
Huiton Aiery left last week for:
Wolt CretV 'mmc he will be tin-
ploL'.l lo-., fe, weeks and will
TH'
lY AAAV
WORLD
MAY
HAVE
BE EM
BE AM EPIC
TO HIM, BUT
IT'S A KIMK
IM TH'
SLUMBER
ROOMD
IM
TO us;
Mftfi. HOOPLE
BUT
WITH
U5EP ALL
-TH'.
HIM, IT'S
BE EM
FLAT .
AAATTRE55E5
0 PAD
HIS FOOM
SINCE
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SOCIETY BEAUTY OF
LONDON MISSING
I.O.VDON, June 7 (AP) Scot
laud yard disclosed todiiy a uu
tionwldc SHiu-ch was under way for
beaut tint Diana Kaltye. 21.ycar-old
society Rirl and aspirant for mo
tion plclure stardom, who disap
peared June 1 after being mysteri
ously slashed on the forehead.
"Dldl." as sho was known to her
friends, was last seen leaving tho
home of her childhood friend, Vis
countess Long, with whom she had
been staying for the coronation
season.
The blonde beauty is the fiancee
of .Michael Asqullli. the son of the
Won. Herbert Asiiulth and Ludy
Cynthia. The police assumed she
was going to post a letter to lilm
when she disappeared from the
Viscountess' London home.
Young Asqnlth said he received
the letter the following day but It
contained no hint she might have
Planned In leave London without
letting her friends know.
dlefork, Calif.
rtev. and Mrs. P. I,. Young ac
companied their son and daughter-in-law.
Air. and Mrs. C. II. Young,
of Medroid. to Kugene Sundav to
KlUm flHf '.'gvadutttlnn. of, their,
gralidiraiighter, Miss . JJorollm HUss
Young was one oT a class, of six
hundred. .She was awarded n schol
arship four years ago which came
Irani the Luke county educational
' n nil. being given for: highest In
euucauonul and moral -character.
This in ml Is the onlv like funil
given In tho IJ. S, and entitles the
receiver to four years in any col
lege. Mi-h. King, who was taken ill
,-lhout a month ago, is reported to
be In about the same condition.
.Mr. and Mrs. Lew-Is .Smith are
tilt parenls of a son born at the
Mercy hospital in Itoscburg on
I'YIday morning. The baby weigh
ed almost nine pounds and has
been named Charles Lewis and is
the second child. Both mother and
baby nro doing well.
Mr. and .Mrs. Gils Gllslrup. ac
companied by Air. ,.r.d .Mrs. I'ele
Lallcllc of Portland, spent the
week-end in and around Huthet-lln
visiting friends and relatives. They
were accumpanled home by their
sou Hobby who has been visiting
here for the past two weeks.
Paul Ti-ozelle suffered a painful
cut on the ankle by a saw Thurs
day. It was taken care of by Dr.
l-'oley at Iloseburg.
Air. and Mrs. Paul Trozelle and
Air. and Mrs. Iwls Smith pic
nicked Sunday up Coon creek.
Alt-, and Mih. lien Dick. .Miss
Pauline Luchlerliand and .Morton
Aaen of Portland spent the week
end visiting at the home of Air.
and Alrn. Frank Molgate and other
relatives. Airs. Dick and .Miss Ltlch
teiliand are sisters .of .Mrs. Ilol
gule. P. J. Davl. accotnpatifeit by his
son-ln-lnw and daughter. Air." anil
Airs. Alton lleberd. and LaVern
Aliirphy of I'mpiiiia. also his son
anil diiiiKhlei'.ln-lan-. Air. and .Mrs.
Howard Davis of Hnseliurg. lelt
last week fur Hall I-'rancfsco to at
tend the uraduatlng e.eri-ises of
their diiuuhler, Allss Lcota. who is
;i member of a large class of grad
uating nurses al the l-'reacll hos
pital. Aller intending the bridge
dedication. Airs. Davis went on lo
Lou Angeles to visit relativrs. Hie
liulauce of the party returning
here Sunday. .Miss Lenta accom
panied I hem home to visit tor
some time and will then accept u
position In tile hospital from which
she was graduated, she was one of
lour in ihe class to ho ol'lered the
position In this Imsiiit'il. Allss
Davis Is a graduate of the local
liluh school.
The Sunshine Ml club cleared
about In i he benctii entertain
ment alvell recently which will as
slst the gtrls In the expenses of
the summer camp.
The alntnnt of the Sutherlin high
school of the years ':i to 1!'." In
clusi'c will hold their annual re.
union and politick picnic at noon
on Sunday. June 1:1. al ibe home
ot Airs. .Marion Utswell al Yoll
calla. or ill case of rain, at the
community hall 111 Sutheiiiu. All
mailiinlliiu in those classes are
limed lo allclld and bring tlieir
famllles.
All i vih i I can grind a Hrw.
liapei- lino pulp. and. by examin
ing n drop ot the pulp 'Under u
wtcrtKx ope. determine from-what
kind ot a tree the paper was uiado.
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