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Many men with hernia or rupture which they have develop ed early in life find that during later years it causes a great deal of discomfort In fact, in these per sons the hernia is often so large that it cannot be kept in place with a truss and an operation becomes iecessary. Many older persons may hesi tate to have the operation perform ed because of their age. Sometimes men with hernia are overweight because the hernia has kept them (.from exercising, and the excess fat, interferes with carrying out the operation. Thus, the first step in preparing these patients for op eration is to reduce the weight. A simple diet which can be used is one in which all the fats, starches, and sugar foods are eliminated, e e e The next thing of importance is to exercise morning and evening in order to Improve 'the tone or strength of the muscles and to strengthen the heart. The patient should walk as much as possible. Walking upstairs is good exercise but, of course, older persons should go upstairs slowly. The operation for hernia must be done rapidly, as well as care fully. As a general rule, it can be performed in from 10 to IS min utes. When operation for hernia Is performed the opening through which the contents of the abdomen protrude is permanently and firm ly closed. e e e The after-treatment of these pa tients is also important. Lung com plications mar occur. It la gested that it Is advisable for the. paueni not to remain in bed. lie should be up the day following the operation, sitting in a chair. When the patient finds he is strong enough to walk, he is allowed to do so. I Of Course. vnnncpr twrann wha has rupture should consult with his pnysician at once , in regard to having the operation performed. Delaying until the later years of life makes th nrwratinn mAra. hazardous. However, even in later life the operation can be perform ed with excellent results ( if the patient is Dut in the best nncaihl condition to withstand the opera tive procedure including, parti cularly, a reduction in weight and improvement of muscle strength. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS C. H. J.: Can tatooing be re moved? Answer: Tatooine sometimes ran be removed by surgical procedure. A plastic surgeon should be con sulted. 1. (Copyright, 1S40. King Feature. Inc.) Hollywood On Parade By Gene Handsaker HOLLYWOOD Glimpses: Judy Garland .toiling in winter In The Good Old Summertime.1 groans that she drives to work so early every morning that the moon is soil shining. (So does milk man, honey for lots less dough) . . . The predominant facial ex pression along Hollywood streets worry . . . The town s most in fectious guffaw: June Allyson's . . . How wonderful the movies always promise to be in the trailers or "teasers . . . Tee hee dep't.: Xavier Cugat in the Metro commissary with a be wildered pet chihuahua peeking out of his coat pocket . . . Ava Gardner, interestingly costumed in "The Great Sinner," handing dark-colored glasses to two over head electricians and ordering them to put the blinders on . Big roar of laughter from G. Peck and the crew . . . Gregory Peck's right ear is low er and smaller than the left. Fur thermore, the right one is Hat on top, the left one curly . . . Add trivia: Olga San Juan is far- sighted in her left eye, near sighted in her right . . . Such a dreamy spell Bing Crosby casts over an entire movie crew when he sings a song in a scene . . Robert Ryan, flailing his arm fur iously, to look exhausted in boxing close-up of The Set-Up . . One performer I could spend all day watching: Betty Garret ThcyH Do It Every Time YcotfT PEM ip : By Jimmy Hatlo VWUAT TV4S mattes wrru ths BOS FOQ MCBT62 MAMOR?rvEBEEN WAfTlNtS HEBE FOR A MALF hour. 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