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HEART
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planted) do not beat together In the
same rhythm, as no nerve connec
NERVE
New Flower Piscovered
PORT ANGELES, Wash. (UP) A
Washington, and the Tarlety Is un
derstood to be native to this area.
licensed airplane pilot and who uses
his plane In visiting parishioners
Father Couture, 60, won his license
here recently.
.
Weather
Northern California: Fsir weather
and normal temperature tonight and
Friday; overcast on coast; gentle
changeable wind off the coast.
northwest: little change In tempera
tura; moderate changeable wind ofi
the coast, becoming southely.
tion has yet been established between
the host and the transplanted heart,"
Dr. Jenkins said.
new flower, discovered on the slopes
of Mount Angeles, has been labeled
Print Qualifies as Filer
TORONTO. Ont. (UP) Father J.
M. Couture. 8. J., U one of the only
priests on the continent who la a
Oregon: Generally fair tonight and
Friday, but considerable clouds or fog
west portion, hiomin unsettled
Be correctly corseted In
an Artist Model by
Ethelwvn B Hoffmann
IS
REMEDY FOR
Penstemon Nelsonac. It Is the only
yellow Penirmon ever found In
MEDFORD MAIL TRTBTTNTE. MEDFOKD. OREGOX, TnrRSDAY. MARCH .", 1936
F
Achievement Result of Three
Years Effort Hope Next
to Transfer Eyes May
Aid Humans, Is Belief
WASHINGTON. March 5. (P) The
ucc8ful transfer of a living hent
from one fish's body Into another was
described today at George Washing
ton university by Professor B&ln Jen
kins. He told of keeping transplanted
hearts living In embryos of sea min
nows for from eight to ten days.
"The hearts slow down a, little at
first, but after an hour they usually
resume their normal speed." he said.
The achievement resulted from
three years of effort by Dr. Jenkins
and Professor P. J. Brlnley of -he
North Dakota Agricultural college.
Attending surgeons at the Oeorge
Washington university alumni clinic
aid the feat was the first of Its kind
and opened wide medical possibili
ties. i .ie two scientists, having proved
to their personal satisfaction that one
type of organ can be transferred, hope
next to conduct experiments on the
transfer of fish eyes.
"We have started far down In the
animal kingdom," said Dr. Jenkins,
"and the road ahead of us la long.
but we hope ultimately to achieve
something of clinical Importance fur
man. These experiments, we hope.
will open potentialities with regard
to repairing and regenerating human
organs.
They chose sea minnows because
of the plentlfulness and cheapness
of the supply, and also because the
embryo of fish,, being transparent
permits observers to watch develop
ments under a microscope.
Their first step was to remove a
hell oorering the embryo and to take
out the tiny heart with a sharpened
needle. All work had to be done un
der a microscope and the transfer
too more than an hour to complete.
T'r.e heart was transferred to an
other embryo without removing that
em :::os original heart.
"The two heart In the hose (the
em rryo to which the organ was trans
PORTLAND. March . (JT) Su'-
geons operated unexpectedly on 10-year-old
Lou Ann Markle, who was
rushed her from Anchorage, Alaska,
for treatment of an infected leg.
The child, in an anemic condition,
had received two blood transfusions
preparatory to the operation.
Two surgeons, Drs. Richard B.
Dillehunt and Leo B. Lucas, in drain
ing the Infection, found a part of
th thigh bone dead and decided to
operate without further delay.
, "The operation was quite success
ful," said Dr. Dillehunt. "In five
to six months the-little girl will be
walking.
He said the only effect of the op
eration will be a "slight limp" caused
by the enforced removal of a part of
the bone.
Another operation will have to be
performed in two months upon a sec
tion of the shin bone, and several
more blood transfusions probably w 11
be necessary.
E
F.R.
SAYS ROBINSON
WASHINGTON. March 6. (API
Senator Robinson (D.. Ark.) told the
senate today that if the country pre
ferred conditions of three years ago
t othose of todaoy. It meant not the
election of some new Republican
prospect, but "the re-election of Hoo
ver." His assertion was made during a
heated exchange with Senator Dick
inson R., Iowa) over New Deal poli
cies. Robinson asked Dickinson pointedly
if he preferred the "prosperity" of
March 4. 1933, to present conditions,
an dwhen Dickinson replied- that he
considered the present cond itlon
"dangerous." the Arkansan asked:
"That, I call to the attention of
hearers, means that he prefers the
conditions that prevailed under Hoo
ver to the ones now. -That Is the issue
T desired to make."
ANN ARBOR, Mich., March B. OP)
A remedy for advanced cases of high
blood pressure by surgical removal
of nerve parts which serve the body
cavities was advocated today before
the American College of Physicians,
Dr. Max Minor Peet of the Uni
versity of Michigan department ot
medicine, told a general session of
the college that it was now believed
that high blood pressure was essen
tially a nervous disorder, often hered
itary, whioh responds to this treat
ment.
The operation, successful In a large
number of cases at the University of
MUhlgan, he declared, Involves the
removal of the small and large nerves
of the body cavities. The object of
this procedure, he added, Is to elim
inate constriction or drawing to
gether of the blood vessels which sup
ply the kidneys.
It has been used on 130 patients
with advanced high blood pressure,
who did not have hardening of the
arteries as a complication. While 4
percent died as the result of the op
eratlon, IS percent apparently were
cured. 21 percent showed marked im
provement, 26 percent were moder
ately benefited, and 17 percent show
ed slight improvement. Only 7 per
cent failed to benefit.
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