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REMOVAL OF OVABIES
FOR BREAST CANCER
In recent years there has
been a great tendency to try
to stop the growth of breast
iiH(f&m cancer in wo-
,1 1 moving first
the ovaries,
then perhaps
the adrenal
glands, and
finally, p e r
haps, the lit
tle hypophy
sis, which lies
at the base of
the brain above the cavity of
the nose. Recently, when I
was visiting at the University
of California In Berkeley, I
saw how (hey were destroy
ing this little gland with pow
erful rays from a cyclotron.
In most plncei they remove
the gland with a difficult ope
ration. I recently read a report on
this work by Drs. A. G. Jessi
man, D. D. Matson, and F. D.
Moore of Harvard University.
They say they have perform
ed this type of operation for
53 women with scattered
breast cancer. All these wo
men had already had their
ovaries removed, and most of
them had received a lot of
x-ray and male hormone
treatment. In 10 of the pa
tients treat ment produced
signs of some healing of the
scattered daughter cancers,
and witli this, usually there
was a lessening of pain.
Among these 10 patients the
average duration of the let-up
in symptoms was 12 months,
and the average survival-time
was 15 months. Today, some
of the women are still living,
and hence the average surviv
We Can Explain Clements -But
Still Can't Control Them
Water is very sympathetic
with itself. What affects it at
one side of a pond, lake or
stream affects almost equally
every other part. Remove a
teaspoon full from a pail of
water and all the rest of the
water feels it to some degree.
For anything as common as
water, the stuff sure has a
great many peculiarities -
it is flexible, elastic but non
compressible. Water is Inherently lazy,
preferring always to run down
hill seeking Its own level and
flattening out. Some Oriental
peoples associated water with
extreme lowness, symbolic
with baseness, as it always
occupied a very low position;
a lowly station in life.
It s position, always at the
very bottom, they thought
indicated a sneaky nature, al
ways skulking around, trick
ling into dark, socret places
and when it reached where it
was attempting to get it re
mained motionless, became
lifeless and stagnant. Yet at
the same time, these people
with their funny ideas, ad
mitted that water was about
as essential to continued life
as was air itself.
Active Air
Air of course, is something
else again. This highly Im
portant substance is exceed
ingly active. A cool breeze is
nothing but air in motion.
Sooner or later it becomes
warmed and the rate of move
ment increases, sometimes so
much the winds become hurri
es nic and destructive. Air un
like water, rites, (alls, moves
either way or all ways. It Is
in constant motion, shifting
and jockeying (or position.
Given the position it seeks, It
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al time may be lengthened.
The course of the disease was
altered for the better in two
out of three of the cases. The
question still in the minds of
most old family doctors is, is
it worth a few month's extra
life to undergo so many big
operations, especially when
there is one chance in three
that they won't do any good?
When they don't help, they
just cause much suffering, and
the expenditure of many
thousands of dollars.
Hansen's Disease Not
Leprosy of Bible
In that interesting journal
"The Star," published in Car
villf, La., I read that learned
American rabbis now say that
in the Old Testament the He
brew word usually translated
as leprosy really means a
number of diseases. It can be
pronounced tzara'at or zo-
ra as, and is derived from a
root meaning to smite, or
strike. This suggests that the
ancient Jews thought of the
disease - whatever it was -as
a "stroke," from an angry
God. What has always inter
ested me much is that no
where in the Biblical descrip
tion of "leprosy" have I found
anything that resembles the
picture of Hansen s disease as
we doctors know it today. Re
cently, a learned writer in
the "Star" pointed out, also,
that most of what, in the Mid
dle Ages, was called leprosy
was not that disease.
The important point is that
Hansen's disease if contagious
at all, is only slightly so, and
hence should not be regarded
with fear or horror. Today,
many of the patients are being
cured, and when they are
cured, they are well. No one
need fear them.
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Small Worlds
Around Us
By Lynn M. Watkins
moves again - never wholly
still.
There never can be a rest
ing place with air; never a
pause. Even when it reaches
what is attempted or attained,
it abandons it and seeks an
other level. Such activity
brings about what we call
"weather." Whether we are
asleep or awake, at work or
at play, the same restless
movement goes on time with
out end.
This rising and falline.
shifting and swaying of air
currents, existed before the
first man looked out of his
cave and believed that it was
caused by "air birds" or
"weather - birds." They, the
ancients, imagined that spirits
moved pieces around to de
velop a pattern, but were nev
er satisfied- with ihe results,
so kept monkeying with the
thing until a storm tore the
forces apart.
Then the wind-pieces went
scurrying for shelter causing
the thunder. In their made
haste to escape what they
themselves had caused, they
created the rolling peals of
thunder.
Enlightened World
Today, in what we hope Is
an enlightened world, we look
upon these old beliefs as utter
ly ridiculous. We have a very
plausible and scientific ex
planation for the reason for
the rain, the wind and the
weather. There Is one disap
pointing (act however. Quite
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often the water or the wind
gets a little out-of-hard.
What wt thought we con
trolled or it least understood
becomes uncontrollable and
unpredictable, and a rampag
ing hurricane comes or a dis
astrous flood. It all flattens
our human ego a little, but in
spite of all the promises and
the wishful expectations, we
still haven't done very much
about water, wind and weath
er. (Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 1980)
Poof Hall Doubled
As Pup's Nursery
Pittsburgh - What chance
does a little tyke have In life
when he's been raised In a
pool hall? The nine whimper
ing, squirming little rascals
pool hall operator Charles
Cuda adopted came out way
ahead of the game.
Cuda's son, Richard, told
his dad he had heard squeals
coming from a sewer. They
investigated and were greeted
by the stares of nine puppies.
The elder Cuda moved them
into the poolroom and picked
up the tab for milk and dog
food until foster homes were
found for all.
CM. PAID HIGHEST
New York - (UPD - The high
est paid executive last year
was General Motors chairman
Frederic G. Donner who net
ted $670,350 in salary and
bonuses. The highest sum
ever paid an executive in a
single year is believed to have
been more than $1 million
which Eugene Grace of Beth
lehem Steel received some 30
years ago.
EXECUTIVES SPEND
Chicago - (UPD - Executives
spend an average of $1,140 on
three-week vacations, accord
ing to a survey of 1,000 cor
porate officials by the Chicago
Association of Commerce and
Industry. While one in 100
claims he never leaves the
job, 29 per cent take a month
off.
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