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Tuesday. January 28, 1958
The Medical
by
Cutting The Vagus
Nerves for Ulcer
People ask me if cutting
the vagus nerve is a "fool
proof cure for ulcer" and I
have to
answer that
some of the
most unhappy
people I have
evr known
were people
who had had
these nerves
cut Several
surgeons have
told me that
they have had so many poor
results with ths operation
that they . now seldom per
form it. They perform it only
when the patient is desperate
and there is nothing else ieft
to do. I just saw a woman who
had this operation performed
a year ago. She says the new
ulcer which has formed is so
much more painful and crip
pling, that she now wishes de
voutly that she had put up
with the situation as it was.
Fa
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Counci
Cecile Derek wants to be
complete boss. '
Mrs. M. L. Girls today
don't appreciate a strong man.
Cecile I am the third wife
wife of a man I love dearly,
but can't seem to live with.
It is my first marriage and I
wanted very much to make a
go of it, but I'm afraid we've
just hit bottom.
Derek is 30 and very hand
some, so lots of women go for
him and he knows it. I guess
that's why he Ts so arrogant.
He wants to be the complete
boss and my opinion doesn't
count for anything. He keeps
"telling off" everyone. He has
so hurt my parents that they
won't come to my home. He
keeps changing jobs because
he won't even try to get along
with his bosses.
My mother-in-law is fond of
me and has tried to persuade
me to remain with Derek, but
I can't see any future in go
ing on like this.
Mrs. M. L. What do these
girls want today a milksop
or a man? They don't seem to
appreciate a really strong
man.
I know Derek's faults. He is
hot-tempered and he won't
take guff from anyone, but
it is only because he is so
smart and high-spirited and
full of ideas. You just can't
hold him down. He has been
that way since he was a boy
and nothing will ever change
him.
Just the same, Derek is
really an ideal husband, if a
girl is willing to be patient
with him and to recognize all
his good qualities.
I am not a believer in di
vorce and I've tried to reason
with all of Derek's wives. I
don't see where any of them
has improved her lot by leav
ing him.
The Council: We have an
idea that Mrs. M. L. will go
on "reasoning" with Derek's
wives indefinitely. It is part
of Derek's "strength" to re
main silent while Mama
pleads for leniency for her
good-bad boy. Derek probably
loves this scene of his material
dramas better than all the
preceding parts.
Mrs. M. L. should recognize
that she is being used as a
tool in her son's disturbed
and distorted battle with the
world. Derek isn't strong and
he doesn't feel strong. He runs
to Mama for reassurance that
"today's girls" can't appreci
ate him and enlists her aid in
a matter the worst "milksop"
would fight out for himself.
He makes a mess and with
draws from the scene, leaving
Mama to clean up after him.
Derek can't have a success
ful marriage until he grows
up and the only way his moth
er can help him at this point
is to step out of the picture
100 per cent. If he sees he
is completely on his own,
Derek may try to find ways
and means of coming to terms
with himself and his wife.
And that will probably call
for guidance from an expert.
Cecile gives the impression
that she is trying to reach
some sort of terms with her
monther-in-law. It won't work.
Derek must get in on the act.
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General Features Corp.)
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An operation for an ulcer
is a joy when it works per
fectly and cures the patient;
the reason why doctors with
an ulcer rarely let themselves
be operated on for the dis
ease is that they know so well
that there is a chance that
they will get a new ulcer
much worse than the old one.
Undescended Testicle in Boys
About one boy in 10 is born
without his testicles down in
the scrotum or sac where they
belong. By the time of ado
lescence only about 2 in 1,000
boys have their testicles up in
the abdomen. Parents should
always insist when a testicle
has not come down by the age
of 10, that the boy be oper
ated on to see if the condition
can be rectified. Sometimes
there is a rupture in the groin
associated with the failure of
descent of the testicle, and
this should be repaired. There
is a danger of cancer devel
oping in an undescended tes
ticle. To my way of thinking,
the worst danger to a boy
whose testicles haven't come
down is that when his fellow
students discover his defect
and start jeering at him, he
will become psychologically
upset. He will become silent
and glum and solitary, and
he won't go out with either
boys or girls. The psychology
of such a boy changes remark
ably the ,day his testicles are
brought down by a burgeon.
I recently read that around
11 per cent of cancerous tu
mors of the testicle are found
in testicles that were allowed
to remain up in the abdomen.
The bringing of . the testicle
down does not always prevent
the development of cancer in
it, 'but if the testicle is down
in place, the chances of find
ing the tumor in time so as
to save the life of the lad are
immensely better. One diffi
culty about leaving the tes
ticles in the abdomen is that
they are likely to stop making
spermatozoa and, as a result,
the lad will grow up to be
sterile. Then, if he marries,
he will not beget children.
Dr. Robert E. Gross, the
great expert at the Children's
Medical Center in Boston, pre
fers to operate on these boys
when they are around 9, 10 or
11. Dr. Gross and Dr. E. C.
Jewitt Jr., of Buffalo, have
found that 79 per cent of
their patients who had both
testicles brought down were
fertile 10 or more years later.
Some physicians advise
waiting until the boy is 15 or
older to see if the testicles
will Icome . down by them
selves, but after seeing the
utter misery of these boys
when their playmates start to
jeer, I would urge every par
ent of such a lad to have him
operated on when he is 10,
or as soon as he starts to be
come solitary and mentally
disturbed. It is a cruel thing
to leave such a boy unoper
ated on; no parent should ever
let his boy suffer for lack of
the needed operation.
Coos Counfy Man
Held for Shooting
Coquille (IP) State Police
said today Carl Meyers, 54,
was killed about 5 p.m. Sun
day with a shotgun blast.
Joshua Paul Jennings, 62, was
being held in the Coos county
jail on a manslaughter charge.
Officers said the shooting
took place in a trailer house.
Portland HP) Another
penguin died Sunday, making
19 which have, succumbed
here.
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Burned at Bend
Bend n?) Police and
firemen were still puzzled to
day about the burning of an
18-foot wooden cross on a
high butte at the east city
limits of Bend Saturday night.
The cross, solidly built of
two-by-four timbers and wrap
ped with sacks saturated in
stove oil, blazed brilliantly
for about 20 minutes and was
visible from the downtown
Bend area.
Firemen said the cross was
on Pilot Butte, a 500-foot
peak. They answered a call
at 8:17 p.m. to extinguish the
blaze.
State policeman' Albert
Gassner said, "We don't know
what it's about yet." Officials
said they knew of no Ku Klux
Klan organization here.
Rather than write the thing
off as a prank, Gassner said
police and the fire department
would continue to investigate
the incident.
The cross was removed by
the fire department and
taken to the fire station for
examination.
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38 Title of respect
in India
39 Glossy paint '
41 Sicilian
volcano
43 Shot at from
cover
44 Thoroughfare
(abbr.)
46 Part of "to be"
48 Stage whisper
SI Kind of cheese
63 Danish
measure
57 Girl's name
58 A continent
abbr.)
60 Native metal
62 Kxflamation
64 Behold!
7i
SUCH A FORSAKEN ISLAND IS THAT 1THEV MI6HT SLIP
COINS TO FIRE ACTUAL I IN MAYBE ONE HOT
MISSILES AT OUR DUMMY CITY OUT ROCKET-JUST
THERE WITHOUT THE ATOMIC TO KEEP US ON
ATTACHED, OF COURSE WHAT WOULD BE
LEFT OF OUR IDES
wot um P A; CFTruiN; a vaii
ANSEL. SHE'S JUST SOMEONE '
TO PfvE" WITH... YOU DON'T
SCUBA-DIVE ALONE... IT'S
TOO PANGEROUS.