TBUHSBAT. AUGUST 11. 1960
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Flagman Averts
Train Disaster
Valparaiso, Ind. - IUPI) - A
Chicago to New York pnssen
Kcr train was flagged down
Wednesday night 500 feet
short of a freight train derail
ment.
Twelve ears of a westbound
131-car Pennsylvania Railroad
freight left the rails 15 miles
east of Valparaiso, tearing up
1,800 feet of double track nitn-
utes dcio re the passenger
train was due from the east
A trainman ran along the
tracks and flagged down the
passenger train. Damage was
estimated at $150,000. .There
were no injuries.
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Body Flghis Tumor Growth
People who have had a
cancer removed incompletely
are naturally much worried
If''
about the pos-
sibility of its
coming back.
They would
not be quite
so hopeless if
they knew
how power
fully the body
of many per
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the invading cancer cells.
Sometimes the body fights
these cells to a standstill.
For instance; one day I saw
an autopsy on a woman who
had died after many years of
suffering with heart disease.
I knew that 7 years before,
she had had an inoperable
cancer of the neck of the
womb. Radium had been in
serted, and she had recovered
perfectly. Imagine my sur
prise then to see when her
abdomen was opened, a mass
of enlarged glands all full of
cancer cellsl Under the micro
scope no reason could be seen
to account for the fact that
for 7 years the cells' had not
grown. - ,
I had a similar experience
with a woman who came to
Gunman Sought in
Portland Shootings
Portland - IUPI1 - Two wom
en were shot and wounded
Wednesday and police closed
in on a north Portland home
seeking the gunman who fled
on foot.
Police said Lulu M. Parker,
36, and her sister, Willie Mae
Jackson, were shot while sil
ting at a table in the Jackson
woman's home about 10 a.m.
Both were taken to Emanuel
hospital.
A neighbor reported the
gunman fled on loot, down
North Fargo. st., firing his gun
wildly. The dragnet was con
centrating on.a North Ganten
bcin avenue home.
One of the; women was re
ported to have been shot in
the chest and the other in the
thigh and abdomen. .
Municipal Court
Suspends Sentences
Ashland - A Happy Camp
man was fined $55 for reck
less driving and his passenger,
an Ashland resident, was fin
ed $25 for being intoxicated
in an automobile when the
two men appeared In Ashland
municipal court Tuesday.
Robert A. Johnson. 63,
pleaded innocent to the reck
less driving charge but was
found guilty by Judge Richard
C. Cottle. His passenger, Ja
coz H. Michael, 44, of 333
South Mountain ave., pleaded
guilty and also was given a
suspended 10-day Jail sen
tence. Johnson and Michael were
arrested by Ashland police
Monday night.
A. Richter Named
UMC Division Head
Service division chairman
for the United Medford Cru
sade was announced today by
UMC officials. He is Adam
Richter, assistant manager of
the U. S. National Bank of
Portland. Medford branch.
Richter was born in Zea
land. N.D., and attended
schools in South Dakota, Ore
gon and Idaho. He served
with the U. S. Navy during
World War II.
He is treasurer of the Rogue
Valley Girl Scout council and
member of Sacred Hcsrt Cath
olic church, Chamber of Com
merce. Elks club. Knights 9t
Columbus and American In
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Mcya CllMe
Emsrlras Frofessur of Hsdlcln
Mayo Cllnie
me wilh pain in her right hip.
An x-ray examination show
ed it was full of cancer cells.
These had probably come
from a cancer of her breast
which had been removed 14
years before! I prescribed
some x-ray treatment which
stopped her pain. Two years
later, when she was last in
my office, she was well and
comfortable, but I could see
that the cancer cells were
still in her hip bone.
In the old days, around
1890, when cancers of the
breast were seldom operated
on, the statistics showed tnat
in some 10 per cent of the
women, the body held the
cancer under control for, as
I remember; Jive years, and
in five per cent, the body
kept things under control for
10 years or more.
In my long medical life I
have seen many cases in
which cancer cells, left in the
body during an operation, did
not grow.
Now, I read of a recent dis
cussion by Dr. George E.
Moore, a cancer expert from
Buffalo, who described this
remark able immunity of
many human bodies to the
growth of cancer cells. He
spoke of the many persons
with scattered cancer who
just do no succumb to it. He
reminded his . hearer of those
many cases in which a person
becomes ill with scattered
cancer 15 or 20 years after
the original growth was re
moved. Doctors Impressed
One then wonders why the
bad cells had slumbered all
that time. Also, in hundreds
of cases we doctors are im
pressed by the fact that when
the main growth is removed
the daughter growths are un
able to go on developing.
They have lost their power to
conquer the body.
Curiously, if a surgeon cuts
off a bit of a person's cancer
and transplants it under his
skin somewhere it usually
fails to grow. This shows that
the body is able strongly to
resist cancer. Doubtless, one
of these days, chemists will
make for us a drug which
will greatly step up this
natural Immunity.
In the meantime, many a
cancer patient should take
comfort in the fact that even
when all of a growth could
not be removed, he still has
a chance of being one of those
persons who docs not suc
cumb. Dr. Alvarez' booklet on
asthma, allergy, and hay fever
may be obtained by sending
25 cents and a large, stamped,
self-addressed envelope wilh
your request to Dr. Walter C.
Alvarez. Dept. MMT, The
Register and Tribune Syndi
cate, Box 957, Des Moines 4,
Iowa.
(Released by The Register and
Trlbun Syndicate, 1960)
Jobs Increase by
110,000 in July
Washington - WPD - The
number of jobs held by Amer
icans Increased by 110,000 in
July to a new record high of
68.689.000, t h e government
reported Wednesday Unem
ployment fell by 406,000 to
4,017,000.
The Labor Department said
the July Job total eclipsed by
nearly 900,000 the previous
record set a year ago of 67,
694.000. The department said that
joblessness among adults rose
by nearly 150,000 in July be
cause of further cutbacks In
the hard hit steel Industry
and layoffs in auto plants due
to model changeovers.
But this was offset by the
fact that nearly 300.000 per
sons left the labor market and
stopped looking for work. Un
employment also dropped as
vacationing school-age young
sters found jobs.
Denmark Free of
Paralytic Polio
So Far This Year
Copenhagen-tScience Services-Denmark
has had no
cases of paralytic polio so far
in 1960. Yet, no one knows
how long the polio virus vac
cine protection will last, Dr.
Herdis von Magnus of the En
tero.virus Division of Statens
Seruminstitut.
Dr. von Magnus, who was
responsible for all the polio
vaccine made and used in
Denmark, told Science Serv
ice that about 2,500,000 per
sons of the 4,500,000 popula
tion of Denmark have been
vaccinated with a Salk-type
inactivated, or killed, polio
vaccine.
Number of Difficulties
She said there are a num
ber of difficulties in predict
ing the duration of the im
munity from the vaccine:
1. The polio vaccines have
differed greatly in antigen
icity from batch to batch and
from year to year.
2. The immunization sched
ules used have varied from
time to time and from one
country to another.
3. T h e antibody response
and the duration of immunity
vary considerably in different
persons, even when the same
vaccine is used.
4. The bulk of data on the
decline in immunity level
comes from studies in school
children whose immune re
sponse diners irom mai oi
adults.
For these reasons, she said.
many more studies must De
made before the duration of
immunity from polio vaccine
can be predicted.
Little Actually Known
She added that little is ac
tually known about the dura
tion of immunity in humans
after the use of any virus vac
cine, live or inactivated. Live
virus vaccines like smallpox
and yellow fever vaccine have
been seen as ideal vaccines
producing life-long protection.
Yet, even now, exact knowl
edge of these vaccines is lack
ing. Dr. von Magnus said the
vaccination program in Den
mark began in 1955. Today
90 per cent of the population
under the age of 40 has been
vaccinated against polio.
Most persons have been vac
cinated three times, free of
charge.
Last year, in 1959, a fourth
vaccination was offered free
to those of the population un
der 18 years of age. Eighty
ner cent of those under 18
got this fourth vaccination
Birthday Cake
For a child's birthday par
ly, frost the cake to resemble
a clock with the hour hand
pointing to his age.
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1-Cry
4-Coloring
substance
9-Uenus of
grasses
12- CJirl'j naini
13- Changt
14 - Goal
16- Obvloua
17- Stimulatea
19- Strike
20- lncreaRfl
21- River Ui
Germany
23 - Symbol tor
cerium
24- Anlmal aklns
27- Sailor
(coiioq.)
28- Proceeds
30- Actual
31- Greetint;
32- Con tain era
34- Note of scala
35- Slave
37- Blender
38- Lair
39- Hindu
peasants
41 - Latin
conjunction
42- BlnJ'a horn
4S-Strlps of
leather
45- Measure of
weight
46- Unll of
currency
48-Motion
. pictures
(colloq.)
51- Natlve metal
52- Rlse and fall
of ocean
(pl.)
54-Guldo'a high
note
56- Long, slender
fish
E6-Specks
57- Ferformed
DOWN
1- Drlnk slowly
2- Tierre del
Puegan
Indian
(Swimmer
4-Gasp for
breath
B-In muBic,
high
6- Pronoun
7- Roman
tyrant
8 - Company
9- Instrument
for pounding
10- Number
11 - Paid notices
16-Goddesa of
healing
18Employera
20- InsectB
21- Not this on
22 - Field flower
23 - Temporary
beds
25- Stories
26- Incline
28 - Depart
29- Narrow
opening
32 - Pepper plant
33- Prlntera
measure
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honorable
38- Negated
40-Narrow, flat
boards
42-A month
(abbr.)
44-StumbIe
46-Hurt
46- Canine
47- Anglo-Saxc
money
48- Encountered
49 - Man's name
50- Mournful
63-Note of scaH
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