2A MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Friday, August 8, 1958
Ashland Group Returns
From Crater Lake Trip
Ashland A group of 14
young persons from the Ash
land YMCA returned earlier
this week from Crater Lake
National park, -where they
visited Wizard Island as well
as other interesting spots.
Bill Warren, secretary of
the Ashland Y, was trip lead
er for the group, some of
whom also went swimming in
Crater Lake.
HE WAS WRONG
London UPD American
teacher Alva Miller is one
man who never again will
travel without first consult
ing a map. On his way home
after a year teaching school
in St. Helena, Miller told re
porters here why he took the
job on the lonely British
island in the South Atlantic:
"I thought it was in the Mediterranean."
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Cavalcade of Sports'
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Bowling Time
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"World News Roundup
Candlelight and Wine
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The Medical Roundup
. Ah. '
Emeritus Consultant In Medicine,
Mayo Foundation
Emeritus Professor of Medicine,
Mayo Foundation
Are Piles or Fissurei
Pre-Cancerous?
Many people ask it piles
(hemorrhoids) or fissures in
the anal canal are pre-cancer-
ous. No; I have
never seen
them turn into
cancer and I
wouldn't ex
pect them to.
Piles are en
larged veins.
However, no
one who is
bleeding a bit
Ur Alvarez from hie ron.
turn should feel reassured and
safe from harm until a phy
sician has not only examined
the rectum with his finger,
but has looked in with a
lighted tube. In many cases,
also, the person must have his
colon x-rayed after the injec
tion of a barium enema. The
x-ray man watches the en
ema as it flows in; and then,
after it is let out, he makes
films: preferably two films
that can be looked at in a
stereoscope.
Then he can see what looks
like a colon made of glass.
With this technic he is more
likely to see polyps if any are
present. They are little lumps
of tissue that look much like
a small edible mushroom. If
there is much of a question
about polyps, some oxygen
should be injected into the
colon after the barium enema
is let out, and again, stereo
scopic films should be made.
With this technic polyps or
cancers often can be seen
easily because they are out
lined by a thin film of barium.
Polyps should cause concern
because many are likely even
tually to become cancerous.
Returned With Cancer
Sometimes when a polyp or
two is found in the bowel of
an elderly person who is frail
or in poor health, the question
arises, should he immediately
be operated on for the re
moval of the nodule? In some
cases I have waited, and for
years have kept watching the
polyp every six months or so
with x-rays, and have found
that it did not grow or turn
into cancer. Recently Dr. C.
W. Mayo reported a case like
this in which a man, found to
have a colonic polyp, refused
operation. Fourteen years
later he returned with a can
cer where the polyp had been!
When polyps are found in
the rectum or in the "sigmoid"
or S-shaped loop of colon, just
above the rectum, jan expert
can easily burn them off with
electric sparks. To do this he
passes an electrode through an
electrically - lighted tube. By
getting an expert to do this,
I have saved many a person
from having an abdominal
operation.
The important point . for
everyone to remember is that
a person can have bleeding
piles or a fissure, but he also
can have a cancer a little
farther up in the rectum! This
must always be looked for.
I personally have an expert
examine my rectum at least
once every year. I don't care
to wait until I get symptoms
of a cancer of the bowel. (Us
ually discomfort or pain or a
feeling of fullness, plus some
slight bleeding). When one
waits until decided symptoms
have come, it is often too late
to get the cancer out in its
entirety.
A Beautiful Poem
I am always on the lookout
for inspiring and helpful and
beautiful quotations which
may lighten someone's load
and cheer him on his way. So
I think I shall include in this
column a poem that appeared
in that fine little magazine,
"Plantation Health," pub
lished in Hawaii, and sent to
me by my good friend, Dr.
Nils Larsen.
I thank thee, Lord, that grief
can't always last.
That there's an end to sorrow's
darkest day.
Then give me gratitude for
pleasures past,
The joys Thou sewest fit to
take away.
The treasures that were lent
me for awhile
And then recalled. Oh help
me, Lord to smile
And say 'Thy will be done,'
sincere and true.
And give me work these
empty hands to do.
Author not known.
A New Foundation
A new foundation has been
formed for the furtherance of
research on a number of dis
eases which affect the nervous
system. This is a move which
should please my good friend,
Dr. Frederic Gibbs, who for
long has felt that men who are
doing research on such nerv
ous diseases as multiple scler
osis, Parkinson's syndrome,
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis,
muscular dystrophy, cerebral
palsy, epilepsy and polio
should get together in one in
stitute to study their related
problems.
They should work in ad
jacent laboratories and operating-rooms,
and they should
come together at lunch-time to
discuss their related problems.
Now, a National Neurological
Research Foundation has been
organized with offices at 3255
N. St., N.W., Washington, 7,
D.C. They are giving awards
of from $10,000 to $12,000 a
year to a number of men who
wish to do research in the
several fields of neurology.
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 diag
nose by mail.
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, 1958)
Salem (UPD Roy L. Mark
son has been appointed train
ing officer for the new Ore
gon State Correctional Institution.
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Four Youths Get
One-Year Terms
Four California youths
were sentenced to one year
in the county jail Wednesday
following court hearing be
fore District Judge James
Main.
All four of the youths, Ron
ald L. Giles, 20, Phillip Dean
Day, 21, Tommie Wayne Hon
aker, 19, and James Leno
Ranzoni, 20, pleaded guilty
to charges of petty larceny.
Judge Main stipulated that
the one-year terms were sub
ject to applying for parole
after 30 days had been served.
In other action, the judge
bound James Darrell Wilson,
Winters, Calif., over to the
grand jury; continued until
Aug. 22 a case involving Les
ter Howard Fields; set a pre
liminary hearing for Aug. 15
in a case involving Elmer
Wesley Settell.
Wilson was arraigned on
charges of grand larceny in
connection with the theft of
a car Aug. 1. He waived attor
ney, preliminary hearing, and
statement and is being held
in the county jail under
$1,500 bail.
Fields, 108 G st., Jackson
ville, charged with assault
and battery, was released on
his own recognizance.
Settell, 507 Effie st., Med
ford, is free on $2,500 bail
pending his preliminary hear
ing. He is charged with con
tributing to the delinquency
of a minor.
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