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Your Health
Written by
Dr. Herman ft.
Bundensea, MLD.
In elderly people there Is often
a slowing down of the circulation.
particularly m the less. This is es
pecially true when varicose veins
are present, that is, veins which
are enlarged or dilated. This slow
ing down of the circulation may
lead to the - development of so
called leg ulcers. These are deep
sores in which ther is loss of
tissue. Because of the circulatory
difficulty, these ulcers do not heal
as they should. Ofte'n they be
come infected.
But medical science is always
advancing, and it is encouraging
to note that recently a methed of
treatment has been described
which seems to give good results
in many instances. It is rapid, and
requires only a short period of
inactivity for the patient.
First Step
The first step taken in the treat
ment is the giving of injections of
scarring substances around the
varicose vein to eliminate them.
Next, the ulcer is cleaned and anti
septics applied, and the. patient
is kept at rest in bed. Then, daily
injections of pencillin into a mus
cle is started. At the same time,
injections of a local anesthetic
are given.
The frequency of the injections
of the local anesthetic depends up
on the extent of the ulcer and th
relief of symptoms obtained. Often,
it Is found necessary to give only
two or three injections at In
tervals of two or three days. If
the ulcers are deep or extensive,
the injections of local anesthetics
are given daily.
It was noted, In several cases
treated, that the ulcer begins to
heal within a few days,1 that the
skin surrounding it regains normal
appearance, and that the pain dis
appears. In the cases mentioned,
the disorder recurred in only two
instances, and these two responded
at once to a second course of
treatment. One patient had an
ulcer which had been treated for
six months by other means, with
no effect. Wit the treatment de
scribed, it cleared up within sev
eral weeks.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
R.K.: What is the treatment for
undulant fever? t; I
Answer: Many cases ar bene-'
fited bythe use of streptomycin,
together with one of the sulfon-j
amide drugs. f
With proper hygiene and plenty!
of rest, the condition, in most
cases, clears up. . f
Hollywood
On Parade
By Gene Handsaker
HOLLYWOOD .Richard Base-
hart, rising movie villain, quit t
newspaper job in his natrra Zanas
villa, Ohio, because ha couldn't
stand the incidental gore. One
Saturday night, as a cub reporter
on the "Times-Signal" police beat.
he had to identify the bulet-rid-
dled body of a man he had mat.
The experience made him ill.
So what happens to him in the
movies? in He walked Dy mgni
ha kills a cop in cold blood.
wounds another, and tromps vici
ously on the hand of a near
sighted man groping for his glass
ea. In "Cry Wolf", he tried to
strangle Barbara Stanwyck, leav
ing her arms so black and blue
she had to wear long-sleeved
dresses for a week. In "Repeat
Performance" he shot Louis Hay
ward.
Basehart, SI, Is blue-eyed, tight
lipped, and redhaired with side
burns. From newspaper reporting
he turned to bill-collecting for
loan company. Ha went around
to dun a hotel porter. "It took
everything he had to scrape to
gether a dollar a week," Dick says.
There were other harshlp cases.
like fathers off six or seven kids
who had obtained loans in good
times but were now on WPA. So
after three months, Dick quit that
job, too, and tried the theater.
But as Robespierre, In the
screen s forthcoming KeHgn or
Terror", he orders Arlene Da hi
strung up by the thumbs. In
Roseanna McCoy" hell kill sev
eral persons and start a feud.
I asked whether he suffers any
TheyH Do It Every Time
By Jimmy Hatlo
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A GOV ONCE IM AWHILE
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STETSON UvV
DELANO.
compunction committing so many
screen crimes. "No, it's kind of en- :
joyabla. Besause any kind of act-!
ing la enjoyable. It's okay, pro-'
vided I get a change of pace soon
er or later. I
The latest kid "find" of English
speaking movies is a 12 -year-old
French boy who speaks no English.
Jean-Maria Simon, a machinist's
son. was picked out of a Paris
school to appear with Maria Mon-
tez, Jean Pierre Aumont and Lilll
Palmer In "The Last Port." The
picture is beina filmed at Mar.
seille In separate English and
r rencn versions. j
Jean-Marie learns his lines by
reoeatinc them after an American
dialogue director. Burgess Mere
dith says, "He has personality and
that childish simplicity that wa
spend our careers trying to
match.' My enthusiastic Paris
correspondent describes' Jean-Ma
ne as "a kind of boyish Boyer.
Silverton Fire
Department Seeks
New Equipment f
SILVXRTON. Jan. 1$ A com-f
mittee of firemen from the local;
department appeared before the '
city council Monday night, at a -
special meeting of that groups and :
discussed the department's needs
both Immediate and future. On
the committee were Carlton-'
Hande. Lloyd Larson. R. A. Fish!
and L. T. Tucker. !
Major new equipment Included i
a fire truck with larger pumping!
capacity and proper housing fot
the trucks.
Following discussion, the eoun-"
cilmen, headed by Mayor C. K. j
Weiby, met to work out definite
recommendations and to present;)
these In writing to the counciL
Approximately $2000 Is receiv
ed annually from ' the Sllvertoa I
rural fire protection area and thla
Is applied on equipment, f
No other business was transact-'
ed at the council meeting. The
next regular meeting of the eoun-
cil falls on February T. f
New School Site Aim
Of Hayesvill District
HAYES VI LLE. Jan. 18 Voters
of Hayesville school district Mon
day night approved a budget of
$25,000 for 1949-1930, an Increase
of $7,000 over the previous budget
and in which an Item of $4,000 for
purchase of a new school site la
included. .
Members of the school board are
Everett Brown, chairman; John
Versteeg, and Milton Dierka. Joa
Benner is clerk of the board. Im
provements In the school plant
this year have Included Installa
tion of hot water and heat In the
school rest rooms, two drinking
fountains and electric clocks la
each class room.
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