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I Wadneidiy, April 1960
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Haari Block
An occasional person writes
wanting to know what
heart block means why he
has it, and
what it is like
ly to do to
him. "Bundle
branch'1 blocks are
c o m m o nly
found when a
person has a
routine electrocardiogram
made. Usual
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DR. ALVAKUZ
ly, the person has no symp
toms from such a block, and
mere :s no treatment neces
sary. The defect is not likely
to do him harm.
In the normal heart, the
beat or contraction starts in
a "node" in the upper part
of one of the auricles (upper
chambers) of the heart, near
where the great veins come
in. From this node, a wnve
of contraction shoots rapidly
along a pathway of special tis
sue called the hundle of His.
When a branch leading oft
from this "bundle" to the
heart muscle is injured or de
stroyed, perhaps by the plug-
ging-up ol a little artery, the
person has a "bundle-branch
block."
in some cases, the main
bundle will be Injured in such
a way that the contraction
takes an abnormaly long time
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from a place down your way
that is called a Clinc or In
stitute or special hospital.
They advertise that they cure
certain diseases, such as arth
ritis, and they say they can
cure a bad prostate gland, or
big piles, or varicose veins
with medicine and not with
an operation.
All I can say is that every
so often I see people who tell
me they went to such a place,
and either felt they had been
swindled out of much money
or had been fortunate enough
to get away before they were
robbed. One man said he had
been told he must immediate
ly have a $400 operation for
cancer of his rectum.
Because he recognized in
time a brand of high pressure
salesmanship, he left and
came to see me. When I look
ed in with a lighted tube and
saw a perfectly normal rec
tum, I sent him to two able
rectal specialists who each
agreed with me that there was
nothing wrong.
As I must keep saying In
this column, any man who
keeps sending out thousands
of brochures advertising nig
supposed ability to cure cer
tain diseases for which no one
yet has a Rood drug treatment,
is not a physician. He may be
hiring, as a 'front," a few
men with some sort of med
ical degree men who will
make it look as if he were
the time sucking tha juice
from the plant.
On plants where the infes
tation is extreme, the little
domes are so numerous that
they completely cover the
bark. Ordinary sprays are in
effectual because of the waxy
shell that covers the little bug,
and protects him. In fact, it is
exceedingly difficult to re
move them unless one gets a
finger nail under the edge of
the shell and prys upward.
Here is where our greatest
benefactor among the insects
gets in his best licks; the little
spotted lady-bug, or lady-bird
beetle, who walks slowly
along the plant stems sucking
from each little scale insect its
lifeblood.
These are the same beetles
that saved the California
orange crop on several differ-
ent occasions. If you see some
of these little beetles on your
plants, leave them alone, they
are carrying the ball and they
are playing on your team.
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, 1960)
Strange As It Seems
FM Jazz Concert
Scheduled Friday
Residents of the Medford
Ashland area are invited to
Southern Oregon college, Fri
day, April 8, to hear a broad
cast of an FM jazz concert
over radio station KBOY,
Medford.
Don's Radio and Television
shop, Ashland, is providing a
large FM radio set to be
placed in the Britt Student
center lounge for those with
out FM sets in their homes.
The programs will begin at
9 p.m.
The hour and a half show
will feature two long-playing
records cut by students of the
College of San Mateo dance
band during a live concert in
1956. Narrator is Ben Kilpak,
director of the Del Norte
county juvenile hall and gen
eral extension division in
structor in this area.
Four of the compositions
played by the 22-piece band
are original, written by the
boys themselves. Their direct
or is Bud Young, former ar
ranger for NBC. He and the
performers arranged most of
the pieces, however some are
arrangements by Stan Ken
ton, George Shearing, Pete
Rugalo, and Neal Heafty.
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to set from the auricles to the
ventricles. If the condition running a Clinic, but actually
Keis wuise, evury suiuua or
third beat fails to get through
from the auricles above to the
ventricles below. In the worst
cases, the block is so complete
that the ventricles have to
beat on their own. Then the
person may have a heart-beat
of perhaps 45 per minute. In
rare cases, when occasionally
the ventricle fails to beat, the
person wil suffer a brief spell
of unconsciousness due to an
interruption in the flow of
blood to his brain. This is
called the Adams-Stokes syn
drome. Keep Away from 'Institutes'
I get many letters from
Canadians and others who say,
"I just got a 'come-on' folder
he will be tha brains of the
outfit, and he will be the one
who is clever at frightening
people into parting with sev
eral hundred dollars each. A
lad who had always been nerv
ous told me how, when he
went to one of these so-called
clinics, the crook in charge
immediately asked, "Have you
any relative with money?
When the lad told of his
wealthy uncle, the crook call
ed long-distance; told the un
cle the lad had a cancer that
must be operated on im
mediately, and got him to
telegraph $500. The boy had
no cancer, and the " opera
tion" was a useless tying of
his spermatic cordsl
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B Kind To The Lady-Bug-Sha
Feeds on Scale Insects
There are literally millions
of bugs we never see, and
many of them don't even
faintly resemble insects, ei
ther in appearance or actions.
Such are the "scale Insects"
of which you probably hove
a goodly number in your own
shrubs or trees, for they are
everywhere.
They are colled "scale In
sects'' because they look more
like (lakes ol stale than they
dn anything else, least of all
like living, breathing, sucking
DUES.
Take for example the "oyster-scale."
These little pesls
resemble, both in color and
general outline, the shell of
the bivalve which lives in the
sea. But they are very small,
only about one twenty-fifth of
an inch in length. The "cottony-scale"
is another com
mon one: looks like tiny ttitls
io( cotton, scattered over the
plant stem. The "snow-scale"
looks much the same, only
smaller if anything. These are
found plentifully, at times, on
hibiscus bushes.
The San Jose stale has
caused millions of dollars of
damage to fruit trees, and is j
considered the most destrue-1
live of any of the scale Insects. I
Laws of many states now in- j
list that - imported nursery
stock, crossing their border,
must be fumigated.
To the same family, and
also one of the really bad ac
tors of the larger and hard to
combat group are the "mealy
bugs." They too are disgust
ingly small and bothersome.
On an intcctcd plant they look
like flakes of powdered sugar;
under a glass they look soft
and velvety. -
These little . fellows are
sometimes captured and herd
ed together by ants as a
source of "honey-dew." The
ant tickles the little mealy
bug with its antennae and a
drop of sweet fluid exudes
from the body which is greed
ily lapped up by the ant.
The scale insects look great
ly different under magnifica
tion. They are wingless, leg
less, eyeless, and spiritless,
and very degenerate, covered
with a hard shell which they
make themselves from a wax
like material exuded from
their bodies. Under the little
shell, which in most In
stances looks like a tiny dome
shaped turret, the Insect ro
tates around and around,, all
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