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The greatest underwater
range of mountains is the
mid-Atlantic ridge which
stretches from Iceland almost
to the Antarctic.
Wednesday. January 1. 1958
The Medical
l)0.
Dropsy
Many old people want to
know what dropsy is and
what can be done for it. By
dropsy, they
usually mean
that their
ankles are
swell ing,
i e s p ecially
Vi$ when they
are on their
feet. Perhaps
if they will
stay in bed,
Dr. Alvarez :ana especial
ly if they will keep their legs
up on pillows, much of the
water will run back out of
their legs. In severe forms of
dropsy, the abdomen is en
larged and full of fluid, and
then sometimes it has to be
tapped with a trocar, which
is a tube with a sharp point
which can be pushed through
the abdominal wall. In some
cases, fluid accumulates at
the base of the lungs and in
the sac which surrounds the
heart.
In cases of nephrosis, a pec
uliar disease of the kidneys
which often attacks young
sters, the whole body may
look as if it were in a diving
suit, and the face may be
badly swollen.
Before a doctor starts to
treat dropsy he likes to know
what the difficulty is. Some
times, if he sees a swelling in
one leg and not in the other,
he will realize that the dis
ease is not generalized but is
probably in one of the blood
vessels which supplies that
particular leg. Or, the person
may have what is called lym
phedema, which is not a true
dropsy. It is due to something
wrong with the tiny vessels
which carry away the lymph
a fluid which bathes the
cells and tissues. Unfortun
ately, as yet there is no good
treatment for this disease. I
imagine it is based on a here
ditary defect. Sometimes it is
in one lee and often it is in
both. Sometimes it is so de
forming .that the poor girl
who has it wishes she were
dead. In those cases in which
the leg is huge, an operation
can be performed to cut out
the swollen tissue, but it is
not ideal, and surgeons hate
to perform it.
Some Fluid Remains
In perhaps most cases
dropsy is due to a failure of
the function of the heart.
When the blood is not pump
ed around rapidly, some of
the fluid remains in the tis
sues. Often, when the heart is
not working well, the kid
neys also fail, and when the
kidneys do not get rid of the
excess of water in the body,
there is a still greater tend
ency to dropsy. In rare cases
of severe anemia the ankles
will become swollen. Some
times people with big and
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The Hollywood Scene
Hollywood (IP) Mamie
Van Doren, her pretty face
contorted in a pout, blasted
singer Perry
Como today
! for cancelling
her appear-
Von his TV
i show.
Perry
5fPr41 claimed me
fj&W blonde glam-
Wi our gill wao
"too sexy
vemon scott for his fam
ily-type program.
"And after Ray (Anthony)
and I named our son after
him, too," the Mame com
plained. "I've never been so
angry about anything before.
Perry had Diana Dors and
Ginger Rogers on his pro
gram, and he didn't get any
complaints about them.
"Actually, his show could
use a little sex appeal. It's
been kinda dry and dull late
ly. Sex is a normal, healthy
part of life and Perry
shouldn't worry about it so
much."
Eye-Catching Curves
This isn't the first time
Mamie's eye-catching curves
have run afoul of cautious
TV producers. When hubby
Ray starred in a musical se
ries last year his sponsors
blue-pencilled Mamie. They
feared no one would hear the
music or commercials with
Mrs. Anthony on the show.
"I only appeared with Ray
once," she laughed. "And
even then they made me set
on a piano because the spon
sor didn't want me to move
around the stage in my tight
dress."
Mamie has appeared on on
ly six video programs. She
claims her movie buildup has
frightened most TV produc
ers away.
"I've played torchy girls in
all my pictures. But I'm not
really that way," she said.
Never Posed in Nude
"I've never posed in the
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Emeritus Con
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Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professor of Medicine,
Mayo Foundation
dilated veins in their legs
will get swollen ankles.
The person with so-called
ascites,, or abdomen full of
water, generally had a bad
cirrhosis of the liver. Unfor
tunately, there is no way of
giving him a good new liver
in place of the one that is
all shrunk up.
In some cases, the doctor
is able to help dropsical peo
ple by giving them medicines
which strengthen the heart
and make it work better. Al
so, he can give so-called diu
retics, which make the kid
neys work better.
Canker Sores
People keep asking what
canker sores in the mouth are
due to, and hence I will say
here again that, in my ex
perience, they are due to the
eating of some food to which
the person is allergically sen
sitive. For instance, if to
night I were to eat a piece of
chocolate candy, tomorrow
I would almost certainly have
painful canker sores in my
mouth, sores that would stay
for the next five days. First,
a little blister froms; then
this turns into a white patch
which is painful. Usually, on
the fifth day, the pain lets
up. and the little place heals.
The way to find out what
the cause is is to keep a re
cord of the unusual not the
ordinary foods which one
has eaten just before, the
canker sore, or a crop of
them, appeared. After one
has had four or five attacks,
all one has to do is to look
at the list, and usually the
answer is there. One sees that
a certain food was eaten be
fore each attack of canker
sores.
A Diet For Gout?
Many keep asking how to
keep from getting attacks of
gout. I think the main thing
is to live on a sensible re
duction type diet, with just
enough food to maintain the
person's weight and no more.
Experts do not deny people
meat, but they ask them not
to eat large amounts of meat
and large amounts of liver,
sweetbreads, and kidneys
which contain the substances
out of which .uric acid most
easily can be made. Curious
ly, a man can sometimes
throw himself into an attack
of gout by fasting, as when
he has a cold or has been
operated on. The reason for
this probably is that then he
lives for a while on his own
flesh. F o r t u nately, today
there are medicines, that tend
to pull a man quickly out of
an attack of gout.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his read
ers will understand that it
would be impossible for him
to answer requests for infor
mation or to attempt to dia
gnosee by mail.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 1957)
By VERNON SCOTT
United Press Writer
nude not even in the semi
nude. And I've had my hun
gry, unemployed days, too.
"There are plenty of sexy
girls on TV. But they're luc
ky. The never had the sex
buildup that I've had.
"A girl can't be too sexy on
TV anyhow. The screen's too
small to include a closeup of
all her curves at once. Glam
our girls with 40-inch bust
lines look like 20s on those
tiny screens.
"I wasn't too warm for
Steve Allen's program. He
liked me well enough to put
me on his show twice.
"But I don't know what to
do about Perry Como. It was
terribly mean of him to can
cel my appearance. I just may
not forgive him for it."
ROTC Groups On
Instruction List
Corvallis Air Force and
Army ROTC units at Oregon
State college have been se
lected again this year to give
light plane ilight instruction
to seniors who qualitfy in
flight aptitude tests and phys
ical examinations and who
are interested in aviation ca
reers. The two units were among
the first in the nation to be
picked last year to offer the
special instruction. Under the
p r o gr a m, students receive
enough flight training and
ground school to qualify for
p ri v a t e pilot certificates.
There is no charge to the
students.
Seventeen Air Rorce and
13 Army ROTC seniors have
been selected for training.
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Damage Suit Filed
In Circuit Court
Lillian E. Houser, St.
Helens, is seeking $15,000 in
general damages and $1,505 in
special . damages from the
Doctors Clinic at 1032 East
Main st., Medford, as the re
sult of a fall on the side;
walk. .-
According to a complaint
in the Jackson county circuit
court, Mrs. Houser caught her
toe in "an elevated portion"
of the sidewalk in front of
the clinic Jan. 10, 1957, and
fell receiving severe injuries.
She alleges that the clinic
was negligent in not remov
ing the dangerous condition
and that it had existed for
several moths previous to the
accident.
Mrs. Houser also charges in
the complaint that the clinic
was negligent in failing to
maintain the sidewalk at an
even grade, failing to set up a
guard around it, and failing
to warn pedestrians.
It is also alleged in the
complaint that the clinic
violated the charter provis
ions of Medford by failing to
maintain it and keep it in
good repair and allowing the
sidewalk to become and re
main in a dangerous and un
safe condition.
LOW DOWN DOG AWOL
Milwaukee, "Wis. (IP! The
Coast Guard is searching for
an AWOL dachshund, which
holds the honorary rank of
chief boatswain's mate, which
went over the hill here. The
servicement described their
mate as built low to the deck
and sporting a torn ear suf
fered in a fight with a land
lubber collie.
Sunnyvale, Calif. (IP) Dr.
Margaret Hamilton Smyth,
noted California physician
and former superintendent of
the Stockton Mental hospital,
died at a rest home Tuesday
at the age of 84.
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23 Resort
24 Meadow
25 Tibetan
gazelle
26 Three-toed
sloths
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29 Macaw
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32 Shade tree
33 Cooling device
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38 Edible fish
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