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Around Hollywood
Editor's note: Aline Mosbr Is
on vacation. Today's guest editor,
famed dress designer Don Loper,
takes a swing at Marilyn Monroe's
wardrobe and European design
ers. By DON LOPER
Written for United Press
Hollywood OI.PJ The other
day a visiting member of Euro
pean royalty dropped in at my
Beverly Hills salon, and after she
wrote out a fat heck for her
purchases. I asked her in typ
ical candid fashion why she
didn't buy her clothes in Paris
or Rome.
"I never buy anything in Eu
rope if I can help it," she told me.
I think her opinion of the
botches that come out of most
of the European coutourier sa
lons is shared by chic women all
over the world. This year women
are completely disregarding the
so-called fashion pace setters
abroad. I know that most of the
Hollywood stars haven't given
them a second look.
Styles Dreadful
I think the new French and
Italian styles are dreadful. I don't
know what they're trying to
prove with those jazzed up, over
junked numbers, with nothing
where it's supposed to be, so
that the wearer comes out look
ing like a freak.
Those new hat styles are hor
rible because you have to look
twice to see if you know who'-s
under them. They remind me of
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Chicago (U.R) Gov.
Averell Harriman, rushing
through his hotel lobby, paused
briefly to pose for pictures Sun
day with Rep. James Roosevelt
(D-Calif.) and his new bride.
Afterward, Roosevelt was
asked whether he was support
ing Harriman. who served in the
administration of the late Presi
dent Roosevelt.
"Oh no." he said, with a glance
at his bride. "We're both support
ing Adlai Stevenson."
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The Medical Roundup
WHAT CERTAIN DISEASES
CANNOT DO
One of the things we physic
ians most need today is know
ledge of what certain diseases
can NOT do.
For i n s t a nt;
some months
ago I saw
woman .who
evidently had
suffered great
injury to her
bram, appar
ently from a
stroke. From
Uvarz ner nusDana i
got the story of its sudden com
ing and the subsequent great
mental change in her. She was
feeling weak, terribly tired and
miserable; her brain didn't feel
right, and she had lost all inter
est in life, her children, her
husband, and her home. She
walked with a slight limp; her
face was dull and without ex
pression, and her mouth was a
bit lop-sided.
What distressed me as a teach
er of medicine was that when the
woman had been put through a
thorough medical over-hauling
and gallstones had been found,
the young doctors had decided
that her troubles were all due
to these stones. But a few min
utes' questioning showed that
she had never had any indiges
tion, or gas, or abdominal pain.
The gallstones were as silent
and harmless as if they were
out in her hand-bag. They had
nothing to do with the case. Her
troubles were all due to the
little stroke which had wreck
ed her brain. As often happens
in such cases, my advice to
leave gallstones alone was over
ruled by the woman's family.
and an operation was performed.
Today, the poor woman wishes
she had not permitted it be
cause she is now so much more
tired than she was before. An
operation on the abdomen never
cures a stroke.
AMEBIAIS
Many persons tell me that they
have been treated for 2 or 3
years for amebiasis and still
they are as miserable as when
they started. Practically always
in these cases the symptoms are
clearly those of nervousness, and
it is doubtful if the persorr ever
had amebiasis. A laboratory girl
can easily make a mistake be
cause of a droplet of fat can
look much like an ameba. But
certainly if the woman ever did
have amebiasis it was not pro
ducing her symptoms. One can
have a few amebas just as one
By ALINI M0SBT
Unitod Pros Correspondent
the old Mae West school of 1930.
I predict the stars will go on
wearing the same things which
they know are good for them
alone. Marilyn Monroe will stick
to those botches with , the seam
down the back and sewed-in
look. Her clothes are shockingly
bad but she'll still get her mes
sage across, so who are we to
argue with her?
Older Version
June Allyson will still wear her
young girl numbers with the
Peter Pan collar, and Claudette
Colbert will be an older version
of Junie. Lucille Ball will wear
anything that strikes her at any
time, and what she can't wear
she'll carry. Betty Hutton has
given up that jazzy style and
she's marvelously chic with sim
ple things made of beautiful fab
rics. Irene Dunne and Gracie Alien
will be the fashion leaders with
dateless gowns. And Tallulah
will dress only for the stage and
wear her blouse and slacks, low
shoes and mink coat for every
thing else.
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can have a few fleas, but they
are unable to produce any symp
toms. Usually, it is obvious to -me
that the woman was born to be
rather frail and full of worries
and aches and pains everywhere,
perhaps like her sickly mother
before her. When I ask carefully,
I find that she never had an
attack of diarrhea, and she never
went traveling in a tropical
country where she might have
picked up some amebas. (I know
they can be picked up in this
Country, but such slight infesta
tions rarely cause symptoms. I
do not see a case of true ame
biasis once a year.) Most of the
few patients with so-called ame
biasis that I see were attended
by a physician who is enthus
iastic about this disease and so
sure that it accounts for prac
tically all the symptoms of ner
vous people, that he treats most
of his patients for amebas. Na
turally, most of his medical
brethren suspect that nearly all
of his diagnoses are wrong. I
remember such a man who told
me that he, with his small prac
tice, always had a dozen pa
tients in the hospital with
"amebiasis."
Should Examine Stools
If a person has recently travel
ed in a tropical country, and if
there he got an attack of dysen
tery, his stools should certainly
be examined, and if amebas are
found, he should be treated. But
after three -years of practice in
a tropical country, I feel sure
that most persons can be prac
tically cured of amebiasis with
A local bakery is about
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product made from dough
wrapped around an agate.
This rock in roll might
even replace the dough
nut, for all we know.
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one day's treatment. If after
that, a few amebae are still
found, another day's treatment
will usually wipe them out.
But here's the important point:
if, after a few days of strenuous
treatment with a drug ' which
kills the amebas in the bowel,
the patient goes on just the
same with all his old nervous
symptoms, I am satisfied that
the amebas had, nothing to do
with the case, and I would never
think of carrying on treatment
for the parasites. The surest
sign of a wise doctor is his abil
ity to say to a patient, "Sure,
you have gallstones or a dia
phragmatic hernia, or a fibroid
on your uterus, or a little goiter,
or some varicose veins, but they
are silent; they have nothing
to do with your symptoms."
In my day I have seen many
persons from tropical countries
whose intestines were swarming
with amebas but who had no
symptoms, and were the picture
of health. They had never had
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any diarrhea or any Illness. It
is this type of case that medical
enthusiasts over amebiasis
should see often and then pond
er over.
A Lump In The Throat
Millions of highly nervous
people complain of a feeling that
they have a big lump in the
throat which won't go either up
or down. This is what the Greeks
described over 2500 years ago
as a "globus." It is due to ner
vousness and never to anything
else. Hence persons who have
this sensation had better not
waste money on doctors and
medicine. If they will keep a
little diary they will see that
the "lump" comes usually when
life has "gotten them down"
bit.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers
will understand that it would
be impossible for hira to answer
requests for information of to
attempt to diagnose by mail.
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate. 1956)
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in a broadcast monitored here.
The broadcast said the cen
tral committee of the Bulgarian
Community Party announced
with "great regret" that Neichev
died Saturday night after long
illness.
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