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:30 Drive-In Quia
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Your Health and Its Care
By OK. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
IU4tra should addrais Insjuirlai tt William Brady,
265 II Ctmlnt, Bmrlt HIIU, Cl.
AMBULANT TREATMENT OF HERNIA
Ambulant means walking
about the patient remains at
his usual job while under treat
ment. Ambu
lant treatment
of hernia (rup
ture, breach) Is
essentially a
series of Injec
tions of medi
cine into the
tissues around
the place where
the bulge oc
curs. As one
authority says
Dr. Brady
(Hernia. 3rd cd
Watson):
"Confident that the Injec
tion is pHinless, patients do
not dread it. I have many who
come to the office to take an
injection during their lunch
hour, returning to work al
most immediately . . ."
A reader writes:
"It gives me a great deal of
pleasure to be able ot report
. . . you were so right when
you recommended Dr.
as one skilled In the ambu
lant treatment. My hernia of
nearly 40 years' standing
seems to be cured. The doctor
suys it will take time to show
whether the cure Is perman
ent, but I'm grateful for the
relief I am enjoying now, as I
am able to get around again
without any discomfort. Sev
eral doctors had told me I
could not stand an operation
becn.ise my heart is affected
thisy said there was nothing
to do but get along as well as
possible with trusses. They
were good doctors, but they
ought to read Dr. Brady's col
umn , . ."
If I recommended the doctor
as one skilled in the ambulant
method I must have had some
data about him. If lo, I can't
remember anything about him
now. I had to give up the task
of trying to recommend doctors
skilled In this or that method
gathering the necessary Infor
mation and keeping up the di
rectory for readers throughout
the United States proved too
expensive. So you will have to
find the doctor in your commu
nity wilhout my guidance!. I
must warn you, however, against
the type of doctor who seeks
your patronage on the claim
that ho uses the method I rec
ommend. I do not believe a re
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"Sign -Off
liable doctor would try to lure
customers In that way.
The ambulant (injection, of
fice) treatment of hernia is not
a sure cure. It falls in some
cases, Just as operation does
But it Is a SAFE treatment, as
compared with operation.
If the injection treatment
falls, the fact that lt has been
used makes subsequent repeti
tion of the treatment or, If nec
essary, operation no more diffi
cult than it would be if opera
tion had fulled the first time.
Don't let any ever-ready oper
ator deceive you about this.
Hernia recurs In from one
tenth to one-fourth of all cases
within five years after operation.
A few Injections given prompt
ly upon recurrence of bulging
of weakness may prevent It.
Ever-ready operators who con
demn the injection treatment In
the arbitrary fashion of latter
day "surgeons" thank their
lucky stars (privately) when
some lowly "needle man" comes
to the rescue In this way.
ql'ESTlUNS ANSWfRl
III. Slim!
I am 17 yr-ars old. 70 Inches tall
anil weigh 138 pounds. Have tried
evrrvthlnf friends sugirt'Med lo gain
welslil but so far . . . mill M 1
Answer Send slumped, self-sddn a
sed envelnpe (or pamphlet HOW 1J
GAIN WEIGHT
White ot fit
Is It harmful for a person with al.
bumlnurta from kidney trouble to eat
scrambled eKK every mornlnf. con
sidering that the white of tit Is albu
men? iW. P I
Answer No. rood albumen has
nothlns to do with kidney trouble or
the presence of aulmmen in urine.
Staie Fright and Examination Jitters
Several times I have seen allusions
In vour column to stage fright and
examination jitters . .
(Mrs R A. C. Jr.)
Answer Rend stamped, self-addressed
envelope (or pamphlet STAGE
rillr.MT AND EXAMINATION J1T
TF.IIS IrfarudtOdH
VICE SQUAD ASSIGNED
Anchorage, Alaska (U.R) A
special five-man vice squad has
been set up to fight crime In
the Anchorage area. The com
mlttee was formed at a meeting
of city officials and law enforce
ment officers.
WORLD'S LARGEST SELLER AT IOC
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Monday. April 14. 1952
'Give-'Em-Hell' Fight
Requested by Truman
Washington U.R) President
Truman has predicted that the
Democrats can win this year's
elections if they conduct a "give
m hell" campaign like the one
he waged In 1948.
"It is curious how things re
peat themselves," Mr. Truman
wrote in a letter of thanks to
Democrats who have written him
since he announced he will not
run for re-election.
"Now again, in 1952, some peo
ple are saying that a Democrat
cannot be elected president in
1952. Well, they were wrong in
1948, and they are wrong now.
"A Democrat could and did
win in 1948; a Democrat can win
in 1952 and a Democrat will
win If we fight the same kind
of hard-hitting campaign on the
issues that won in 1948."
The President's letter was
printed in a weekly newspaper
sent to 60,000 party officials and
workers.
EASTER VISITORS DEAD
Lawton, Okla. (U.R) Two
persons were killed and four
others injured in an early morn
ing fire Saturday at the Midland
hotel, filled with visitors to the
annual Wichita Mountain Easter
pageant.
Portland tu.R) William L.
Josslin, Portland attorney and
former Democratic state chair
man, has been named Oregon
director of the Kefauver-for-President
committee, it was an
nounced Saturday by Weldon
White, Nashville, Tenn., assistant
national advisor of the Kefauver
forces.
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OUR GRADUATES HAVE ENTERED OVER 500 COLLEGES
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Engineer Claims Projects
Would Have Halted Floods
Washington (U.R) A top
ranking Army engineer said Sat
urday that South Dakota flood
damage could have been "much
reduced or eliminated entirely"
if flood control projects at Oahe,
Gavins Point and Fort Randall
had been "completed and in op
eration." Brig. Gen. C. H. Chorpennlng,
assistant to Lt. Gen. Lewis A.
Pick, chief of the Army En
gineers, made the statement dur
ing a conference with Sen. Karl
E. Mundt (R-S.D.) on the disaster.
Flood Provides Evidenc
"This flood provides dramatic
new evidence that the comple
tion of these projects at the earli
est possible date is imperative,"
Chorpenning said.
Mundt said he has been "as
sured" by Senate Appropria
tions Committee members that
they will support funds, deleted
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Stat
by the House Appropriations
Committee, to "expedite" con
struction at Oahe, Randall and
! Gavins Point.
Aiturad by Others
"I have also received assur
ances from other government
agencies that they stand ready
to provide what help they are
called upon to give South Da
kota in the nature of disaster
funds or special reconstruction
loans," Mundt said.
He said flood charts in Pick's
office show that the Missouri
River will crest at Vankton,
S. D., Saturday at approximately
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tampi
Large body
of salt
water
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14 Journey
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1 Slender finial
10 Had propelled
oneself
through waUr
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23-Bobolink
27 Woody plant
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10 Comb, form:
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tl Unusual
12 Burning
fnsation
of the akin
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35 Pronoun
S6 Genus of
maples
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39 Daughtfr of a
sovereign
42 Iteraya
41 Art
44 Clothea
46 She wrote
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Tallin
48 Name of
Ecyptlan
monarch!
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112 Impel
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67 Con rlen sed
moisture
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Feb. Oregon Wages
Top National Average,
Portland (U.R) The aver
age weekly pay of Oregon's
workers once again topped the
average for the Pacific Coast
and for the nation the middle
of February, according to the
Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Average weekly earnings In
Oregon were $77.86; in Washing
ton they were $76.23, and in
California $74.06. The national
average was $66.83.
Increases of hours and earn
ings in lumber and logging were
16 feet the highest level since
1881.
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Influence
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8 .Soring dower
9 Hindu till.
10 Dine
11 Affirmative
vote
16 Part of church
IS Man's
nickname
20 Sow
21 Jnzz dance
22 Command
24 Pitchers
2T Cook In oven
26 Lavishes
fondness upon
2s Follows
33 Musical
Instrument
34 Intersected
36 Aaraln
35 Abet
40 Sacred Imagea
41 ll.irrel slat
45 Hebrew
measure
46 Peclare
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49 Refore
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No Wrongdoing Seen
In China Lobby Work
Washington (U.R) Sen.
Bourke B.- Hickenlooper knows
of no "wrongdoing" by any
China lobby.
The Iowa Republican, a mem
ber of the Senate Foreign Rela
tions committee, said that "if the
people who have been pushing
this investigation of a so-called
China lobby have any evidence
of wrongdoing, I think they
ought to present it. "So far I
chiefly responsible for the ad
vance in manufacturing wages,
the bureau said, although in Ore
gon there were also increases in
paper and printing.
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haven't seen any," he said.
The move to investigate lobby
ing operations of Chinese Nation
alists in the United States got
new life Thursday from a series
of documents published in the
congressional record.
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