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Sign Off.
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
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... Tireless pipe-smoker: Kee
nan Wynn ... The eeriest wall
on any sound stage is not ail Olivia
de Havllland scream but the are
lights wanning up . . . Some of
the corniest dialogue -is in the
newsreela . . . Cuter as an arti
ficial blonde than as a- real bru
nette: Tampa's, Mary Hatcher la
"Night In Havana" . . . J
Stern lecture to Tom Draket
See here, young man, be yourself.
You have been bleesed with cer
tain food looks- and no doubt n
personality to match. Your) screen
manner suggests you have been
smothered with directions,: like
"Play It down, underplay it" and
"Try to be like Bing Crosby or
Spencer Tracy" . . . Henry Kos
ter, directing his 77th movie,
"Coine to the Stable." laments
that he never has been permitted
to direct "a reaL romantic love
story" . . j . . Why doesn't! Metre
screen-test that pert cutie! at its
public-relations switchboard? . . .
Mercedes McCambridge left an
important role in Broadway's "The
Young and Fair to play !ln her
first movie, "All The King's1 Men."
So what happens to her in her
first scene? They put her on a po
litical platform and let ectrae nlr
her with tomatoes, cabbage and
leuuce ror more than an hour.
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