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A MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford", Oregon, Monday, April 6, 195
$4,526 Cash Found In Discarded Jacket
Yonkers, N. Y.-tUPD A Sal
vation Army worked unable
to fold a tattered old Army
jacket donated for the needy
slit open the lining and found
it neatly padded with $4,526
in cash, it was revealed today.
Detectives called la by the
charitable organization traced
the old jacket through a clean
ing mark to the home of
James Ross, who identified
the jacket as the property of
his late brother-in-law, James
Cashin, a former police cap
tain.
Ross said he had given the
jacket to the Salvation Army
after Cashin's death last February.
Malaria is
ease in 12
States.
a common
of the
dis
united
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The Medico! Roundup
by
Emeritus
Emeritus
t
Consultant In
Mayo Clinic
Professor of
Mayo ClinJe
Medicine,
Medicine.
me
Did We Do Jhe Right Thing?
. Dozens of very sad and
mentally tortured women tell
that now after the death
of a loved
BS22?l child or hus-
-"'jWj band they are
ail - to - pieces
5 because they
have the idea
that if they
had only call
ed another
physician, or
had had a
Dr. Alvarez C O n SUitailOn,
or had accepted an operation,
or had refused an operation,
or had sent the patient to a
hospital earlier, or had taken
him to Mayo's, he would be
alive today. They keep won
dering and wondering if they
are responsible for the per
son's death, or if there was
anything that they could have
done that would have saved
the person's life.' What makes
matters worse, unintentional
ly cruel people keep telling
the unhappy woman about a
quack they know who "can
cure the disease" the sick
child had, and now the poor L
woman wishes she had gone
to the quack. Or, she now
hears of an old woman in her
neighborhood whose Indian
grandmother inherited a med
icine that cures the disease
that the child had.
To all these unhappy wom
en I say, please quit worrying
and please quit trying to
figure things out. Doubtless
you did the best you could
at the time, and there is no
use now in mulling it all over,
day after day, and night after
night. All that this can do is
to make you ill; it won't do
the dead child any good, and
this is an important point, it
can easily injure the nerves
and minds of your remaining
children. Usually, when I can
talk to one of these women
and can see the doctor's re
port, I can" assure her that, be
cause the child had an acute
leukemia, or a brain tumor,
or a cancer of the kidney,
there .wasn't a thing that
could have been done by any
one with any hope of curing
the child. In the case of an
older person with a bad
stroke or a scattered cancer,
again, there was nothing cura
tive that could have been
done.
The Diagnosis That Means
Lhlle
I am often unhappy when I
get a letter from someone
who is obviously very much
in need of heln and verv
anxious to get it. I am sure
he or she must feel terribly
let-down when my card comes
saying that I must not do any
guessing as to diagnosis or
treatment. Such guessing
wouldn't go any good. Often
what the person tells me does
not help me at all. Perhaps
his doctor said his blood "was
a bit thin" or his lungs, "were
a bit weak;" but such a
diagnosis does not mean a
thing to me.
Sometimes the person gives
me his diagnosis and that also
is meaningless to me. He may
say he has catarrh, or eczema,
or indigestion. Just now my
secretary hands me a letter
from a man who says he has
disease of the liver. That
could be anything. Here is
another letter from a mother
who says her child has a heart
murmur.
She wants to know if the
girl should be operated on?
How can I guess when I don't
know what is wrong with the
heart and - most important of
all -1 don't know if the child
is ill or handicapped at all by
her heart abnormality. Why
operate if the child is a
Itrong, active tomboy?
Even we doctors can miss
this important point.' For in
stance; the other day a physic
ian wrote to say that an x-ray
man had just found in him
a duodenal ulcer (just outside
the stomach). What type of
operation did I think he
should have? My answer was,
"Are you ill? Have you any
pain? If you are comfortable,
what do you want with an
operation?"
Here is a letter from a man
who wants a cure for his
"Bright's disease." I can't hek
him because "Bright's dis
ease" can mean pretty near
anything. All the man may
have is a little harmless al
bumin in his urine; or, on the
other hand, he may be bloat
ed with water and dying!
Many a woman says she has
a high blood pressure. Again,
this may be harmless and al
most normal for her age, so
why treat it? Another person'
says, "I have a low blood
sugar," or "a low blood pres
sure," but I suspect that
another two or three tests
would show that the measure
ments i were within normal
limits and not causing the
symptoms.
Should Be Satisfied
Many of the letters I get
are from people who, I think,
should be satisfied with their
home doctor. From their story,
he seems to be doing a good
job. Hundreds of people ask
if they should take their old
father with an apparently
hopeless stroke or cancer to
some great medical center or
to some quack. I think they
should take the advice of
their family doctor about this.
Often he will say, "No; don't
waste your money, and tor
ture your poor father with
the trip and many tests. I
wouldn't do that to my father,
if he were the patient."
Finally, I wish all those who
feel like writing me for ad
vice would remember that I,
who am a very busy man,
cannot possibly read let
alone answer - the 100 or
more letters that may come
in in a day. Hundreds write,
"I'll watch tomorrow for an
answer to this in my news
paper." I am terribly sorry,
but I cannot run this column
in that way.
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Harbor and John Day dams
on the Snake and Columbia
rivers so they will be able to
withstand the high water
spring runoff due to strike
sometime in the next two
weeks.
Contractors are putting in
long hours in both sites to
prepare the construction proj
ects to withstand the expected
runoff.
At Ice Harbor, the south
shore construction is rated at
about 98 per cent complete,
but the upstream south shore
abutment of the old coffer
dam must be removed prior
to the runoff to prevent it be
ing washed downstream into
the power-house intake sec
tion of the dam.
At John Day, three cells of
the 15 cell cofferdam which
will barricade the Columbia
river from the work area re
main to be built.
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Jerusalem, Israel-(DPD -The
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in the United States and Brit
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Africa "is the most serious
problem facing the world,'
Israeli Premier David Ben-
Gurion said Sunday night. He
said East-West tension was
"only a passing phase."
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