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Vou it health
Recently a survey was made
to find out just what conditions
brought people most often to their
doctor's office and it was interest
ing to note that infection and in
flammation in the outer ear canal
was one of the common conditions.
Frequently, the difficulty is due
to infection with germs, as well
as with a fungus or mold, like
ringrwgorm. Therefore, in treating
this condition, steps must bo tak
en to eliminate both the germs and
the fungi.
One of the first things the doc
tor does in treating this condition
consists in -keeping the ear canal
clean. The only way to do this is
by washing it, using a large me
tal ear syringe. After washing,
the canal must be thoroughly died.
Of course, this cleaning process
must be carried out by the phy
sician; it sometimes takes as long
as 20 minutes to do the job thor
oughly. Piece of Cotton
When there is only a moderate
amount of inflammation and a
small amount of swelling in the
canal, the doctor places a piece of
cotton covered with sulphathia
zole ointment in the ear canal. The
cotton should fill the ear canal
without causing any painful pres
sure. If there is. a great deaL of swel
ling of the oar canal and there
are pimples present, X-ray treat
ment may bo advisable.
If the lymph glands near the
ear are enlarged as a result of the
infection, it may be advisable to
Hollywood
On Parade
By Gene Handsaker
HOLLYWOOD William Ben
dix sniffs some flowers in "Th
Life of Riley" and cries. The
aroma of this odor smells won
derful!" Later, while describing
a conversation, he says, I m
quo tin' him verboten!"
That's Bendix as Chester A.
Riley clumsy, slow-witted, sub
tle as 'a battering ram, and com
pletely likeable. The picture is
based on Bendix' weekly radio
proeram. The comedy is half-
slapstick and, as preview roars
proved, plentiful.
Riley is the original big-heart
ed, tough-luck guy- Ho struggles
to support his family on a weld
ers pay, dodges the landlady.
and borrows from his sons piggy
bank to take the family to din
ner. John Brown plays his radio
role as Digger O'Dell. the friendly
undertaker. "You may not like
flowers at first," he points out,
but eventually they'll grow on
you.
Rosemary DeCamp, Bill Good
win, and James Gleason join in
the fun, and Newcomer Meg Ran
dall and Richard Long ars an
appealing romantic team.
"Red Canyon" is a frequently
exciting western that should
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Dr. Herman Pf.
Bmalensen, MLD.
give sulpha thiazolo by mouth.
When the infection with genua
has been overcome, treatment for
th underlying fungus infection
may bo started. Again thorough
washing is advisable. Following
this, ear drops containing bichlo
ride of mercury are often used.
The ear drops may be put in by
the patients themselves, moraine
and evening.
Waanlissf Ear iTaital
For the first two or three days,
washing of the ear canal is neces
sary; then it may bo done at three
day intervals; then at five-day
intervals, and finally at weekly
visits. It is suggested that the ear
drops be used twice. ewek for a
month after the condition is appar
ently cleared up.
Patients with ear canal infec
tions are cautioned against swim
ming and against letting water en
ter the ear when taking a shower
bath.
Should the condition recur, the
treatment should be used a second
time.
Sometimes the fungus which
causes the condition is one knowm
as Aspergillus Niger. In this con
dition, salicylic acid in alcohol la
used Instead of the bichloride of
mercury.
Of course, all of these conditions
should bo cared for bv a nhvslcian.
Qnosttong and Answers
RLOj Will you please tell mo
what causes a tight feeling on to
of the head? -
Answer: This symptom Is prob
ably duo to tome nerve disorder.
boost Howard Duffs movie atoclr
considerably. Duff, the gruff
voiced Prints) Detective 8am
Spade of the radio, plays a tough
lone wrangler wW sots out to
capture a wild hares. Whan he
does, in the wild and beautiful
canyon around Kactab, Utah, Ana
Blyth Is' the only one who can
ride the boast But George Brent,
her father, forbids her to ride the
mustang against his own entry la
the big annual race.
The horse-hunt Is exciting,
though th whinnies become a lit
tle deafening, and th race Is even
mora stirring. Duff Is forceful.
Miss Blyth Is beautiful ia eelor,
and Edgar Buchanan la funny ao
the old codger who says things
like, "WelL IH bo bumfoozled." .
In The Bribe,'" Ave
John Hodiak, Charles laugh tony
and Vincent Price are mixed vf
in some obscure graft on a Cen
tral American island. Something
about stolen scrap metal and air
plane motors. Robert Ray lor. as
U.S. government agent, is sent to
catch the mdb. In the process, ho
falls in love with Ava.
The most interesting sequenoo
is of Taylor out sword fishing.
Later there's some gunplay and
a chase amid fireworks spectac
ular but awfully contrived, lflso
Gardner comes out of a ellnch
with Taylor and addresses him ao
Rlgby. his last name la the
story. People just dont go around
kissing before getting to call each
other by their first names, do
they? Laugh ton mugs amusingly,
but it's a pretty dull picture.
Roberta Roy Z. Stout, asso
ciated with Cheryl Burrel Dairy
Manufacturing Equipment com
pany, has returned from a four
week trip north through Seattle
into Saskatchewan and Alberta
provinces, Canada. Stout is this
week at the Oregon Dairy Manu
facturers annual convention in
Corvallls. Mrs. Stout will drive to
Corvallis Thursday to join him.
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