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Maloneylndiclfticirf
Ordered Dismissed
Portland (LTD aV ir
acy indictment against Tftcr
as P. Maloney, Spokn tm
track figure gvho w linfttf
with 'the Portland vic .m
corruption probe, h hnn
dismissed by Pridn-f i9t
James R: Bain.
Assistant Attorney G&rl
ArthiC. Higgs said th kri'o
ery conspiracy indictment in
volved the same set of circum
stances of the companion
charge ainst Maloneaf . that
was tried last year. Ht was
)und not guilty on tht ar-
lier charge.
One count remains against
; Maloney. That is a charge of
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Skin-Testing for Food Allergy
I am always pleased when
I find an able skin specialist
saying that the commonly-
made skin
tests with
foods are usu
a 1 1 y of no
value to him,
as when he is
hunt ing for
the cause of
hives. Some 35
years ago I
d learned that
Alvares h. :
might be of some value when
I was hunting for the cause
of a hay fever or an asthma,
but when I was hunting for
the cause of some food-sensitiveness,
these tests so rarely
helped me that I quit using
them. Skin tests for foods
rarely were used at the Mayo
Clinic in the years when I was
there,, and long ago many
prominent skin specialists
and allergists quit using them
(for foods). .
I was just re-reading a fine
article by Dr. Adolph Rosten
berg, Jr., of Chicago, who,
while discussing hives, said
that skin tests for foods are
generally worthless. A reason
for this may be that when a
person eats some food to
which he is sensitive, some
chemical in the food combines
with some part of his blood,
or stirs up his blood to form
a poison which then irritates
his skin. The watery food ex
tracts, such as are made for
skin-testing, do not contain
the hypothetical combined
chemical which produces the
hives.
Years ago, I had as a patient
a man who taught me much
in regard to the puzzling na
ture of some allergies. He was
a baker in a . small shop
where, for much of the day,
his hands and arms were in
contact with dough. Although
the contact with wheat caused
the man's arms- to break out
with a bad rash, he was not
allergic to wheat because he
could breathe flour all day,
and he could eat all the bread
he liked without getting
either asthma or indigestion.
I,myself, present a curious
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sands of persons with mi
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ache if they eat chocolate. I
am tremendously sensitive to
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