THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 7, 1948
PAGE TEN
Ex-Marine Lives
With Bullet
Lodged in Heart
Columbus, O., Dec. 7 mi An
ex-marine war hero with a bullet
in his heart is living a normal life
here but said today he wanted to
remain anonymous. "If people
know," he said, "they might think
I can't do a man's work."
He looks like an average, well
groomed 25-year-old man despite
the bullet received two and a half
years go on Okinawa.
The bullet moves up and down
as the heart expands and con
tracts and an operation would be
a serious gamble. A surgeon
would have to make an incision in
the main wall of the heart as it
moves. There have been only a
tew similar cases in medical his
. tOrV. ,.'.'
The veteran spent 10 months
In naval hospitals and three times
navy surgeons decided to operate
and then changed their minds.
The bullet, either from a Japan
ese machine gun or rifle, entered
his right shoulder, glanced off a
rib, turned around and entered
his heart backwards.
Could Pierce Cavity
A Columbus surgeon said It
could remain where it is or work
either way If there Is undue
stress. Should it work the one
quarter to one-half Inch required
to pierce the heart caviety where
life-giving blood courses, sudden
death might follow.
"I don't want sympathy," the
young marine said, "1 just want
a chance for my wife and babies.
If people knew, they might think
I can't do a man's work."
His wife, 18-month-old son, and
he live with relatives and his one
desire Is to obtain a home of
their own. His wife Is expecting
another addition to the family.
"Our relatives have been kind,"
he said, "but I would be the hap
piest man in the world if we could
nave our own home."
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Redmond, Dec. 7 (Special) Dr.
It. W. Christiansen acted as toast-
master at the tegular meeting of
the Kedmond Toaslmaslers' club
Thursday night. Five-minute talks
wp-e given by Ceorge llalton, M.
W, I'earson and Kelley Hrink. II.
O. Van Ilise is president of the
club.
Jue Kendrlck, from the Coop
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shippers association, Thursday
night, to explain the Oregon milk
control law. nie meeting was neiu
In the agriculture class room at
Kedmond high school.
Hay Johnson post of the Amer
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meeting Thursday at p.m. at
the I.egion-V.K.W. hall. Plans will
lie made for the children's Christ
mas party to be held Dec. 23.
Elmer L. Mulklns, Instructor at
Ballantine flying service, received
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I he air transport rating qualities
MUlkias tor airline operation.
T. W. White, former owner of
the Gladstone pharmacy In Port
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pharmacy.
An adult driving course is being
offered at the Kedmond union
high school under the instruction
of William French, who also in
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H. P. Eby, Terrebonne, was re
elected chairman of the Deschutes
county agricultural conservation
committee at a Tuesday meeting
of the delegates at the Redmond
grange hall. .
Redmond downtown streets will
be lighted on the old pre-war
basis. Walter Lantz will have
charge of . erecting the street
light displays, and John Berning,
city superintendent, will lend his
street crews and equipment to as
sist in the work.
The Union' Pacific farm car will
be in Redmond Tuesday and Wed
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of farm Interest will be presented.
The car will be stationed near the
Redmond railroad depot. Leroy
Warner, soils specialist from O.
S. C, and Malcolm Johnson, who
is in charge ol the Central Oregon
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