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Royal decrees required that each new gun be tested. To day, only flawless weapons receive) th city's official hallmark. S TiVR By CLAY Your DoVy According y9f MAR-22 4-11-14-171 '36-431-871 f TAURUS -- APR. 21 LT MAY 21 1 Quick 2 Us 3 The 4 Don't 5 There's 6 Opinions 7 Much 8 Action 9 Could 10 Do 11 Let 12 Your 13 Persuasion 1 4 People 15 Port 1 6 Concentrate 17-Cause 18 Keep 19 You 20 Inhormony 21 Your 22 Express 23 Secrets 24 Carry 25 Evident 26 Well 27 Attract 23Thot 29 Much 30On 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 46-51-62 MAY 22 Zl t ii ia.ie - n18-56-A0-63( fe.65-68-7 CANCH JUNE 23 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 5771-73-75 JULY 24 2SL.AUG. 23 tt), 2-13-40-61 67-72-83-881 SEPT. 22 60 )Good ) Kgy2-29-32 The Medical by The Old Man Who Has to Get Up at Night Many elderly men write wanting to know why they have to get up at night to urinate, some times five or six times and I cannot give a sure answer. Some of them complain that what gets them out of bed is an un wanted erec- Dr. Alvares tion, which comes towards morning. I cant say why that happens. One good thing all such elder ly men can do is to have a small urinal beside their bed so that they won't have to get up. This will lessen the amount of their wakefulness, and it will lessen the risk of their falling and getting a broken hip. When a microscopic exami nation sh6ws that the urine has no bacteria in it, and when an examination of the prostate gland shows that it is not en larged enough to cause ob struction, it is hard to say why the person .is-getting up so often. When the prostate gland is enlarged and needs resection, one hopes that after the operation the man will not get up so often, but in many cases the hoped-for relief from waking at night does not come. I have seen men who were successfully operated on by some of the world's ex perts, and yet they continued to get up five or six times a night. The urologist was un able to tell me why. Evident ly, the bladder becomes more irritable with age, because often when the old man gets up and tries to empty his blad der, only two ounces of urine will come away. One reason for this can be that, after he had urinated all he could, he still had three or. four ounces of "residual urine" left in his bladder. When this happens to a man he may be a candi date for an operation. The only such operation I would want to have done on me is the "traniure thral" one, which has practically no mor tality.. What Is Quack? I was just reading a good definition of a quack. He is a man who guarantees that he can cure patients with a di sease like scattered cancer which regular doctors can sel dom cure. The quack always says he has a secret formula which nobody else is supposed .to know. Sometimes he says it is extremely costly because he has to get it from India or Egypt or somewhere. A quack always collects a large sum in advance. He guarantees a cure," and says he will give the money back if the patient does not stay well. But no one ever got his money back from a quack, except perhaps by suing in court. v The quack always adver tises widely. He presents testi monials of persons who thought they had cancer and were cured. The quack always clamors for medical investiga tion and recognition, and he A-l Radio TV Service 627 No. Central Phone SP 2-5056 Your headquarters for Ex pert Service with Sylvinia Quality Tubes, servicing all makes TV' and Radios . . tut and heme. Automatic headlight controls repaired , and adjusted. Wt Install SILVER SCREEN 15 Fietart Tbt To develop message for Friday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 14 GAZERS O R. 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PISCES FEB. 20 1ii Through 90 Higher-ups MAR. 21 Adverse ) Neutral P3-14-47-58iri 159-70-76 Emeritus Co-aliant In Aledlrln fti&yo CUr.lc mntus Professor of Medicine Mayo CUnte claims, that medical men are persecuting him because they are afraid of his competition. When hailed into court for some mischief, the quack us ually has to admit that he never had any training in medicine. Sometimes he has to admit that he has a long criminal record as a swindler. See "Life" (Feb. 1, 1960) for the story of a life-long crim inal who became a "doctor" of sorts. A Fallen Worms Many women write to say that, after having had several children and having had the muscular floor of their pelvis badly torn, their womb comes down almost to the outlet of the vagina. With this, much of the urinary bladder comes down and hence the urine cannot empty out well. So the woman has some cystitis (in flammation of the inside of the bladder), or she has fre quency of urination, or she is much annoyed by the passing of a little urine when she coughs or sneezes or walks downstairs. Also, the woman's rectum rolls forward into her vagina, and, as a result it is hard to move her bowels; the material tries to come out through her vagina. Head Noises ' I think a woman like that ought not to put up with her discomforts i n definitely. A good surgeon can usually push the womb and bladder and rectum back where they be long. Then he searches out on both sides of the pelvis for the ends of the torn muscles; he brings them together, and if his sutures hold, the woman is cured. In some cases the surgeon has to try to tighten up the outlet of the urethra (tube that carries the urine out of the bladder). If his EXPERT SERVICE Radio Phono. 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A lot of old people on small social security payments or a small pension write to ask me where they can go to get their j ear noises cured lor a small fee. My impression is that they might as well stay home and just hope that-the noises will quit by themselves. Even if these people had a million dollars, I don't know where they could get their noises cured. As .1 keep saying in this column, sometimes the noises are arising in an ear and sometimes they are aris ing in the brain. In neither case have we good medicine to work a cure. Dr. Alvarez' booklet on hysterectomy and menopause may be obtained by sending 25 cents and a large, stamped, self-addressed envelope with your request to Dr. Alvarez, Dept. MMT, The Register and Tribune Syndicate, Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa. 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