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Hiatal Hernia
These days I get dozen of
requests for information and
advice in regard to a hiatal
heria, (the passage of a bit of
of the stomach
through a hole
in the midriff
and up into
the chest.)
Sometimes the
person says
surgeons want
to operate, but
from what he
or she writes,
it is fairly ob
vious that the slight abnorm
ality which was found acci-dentally-durlng
a "check-up"
x-ray study-Is not producing
any symptoms. Certainly, if
had a hiatal hernia and had
no symptoms or-and this is
important-no symptoms that
I was sure were due to the
hernia, no one would ever
operate on me. -
Even u I had some mild
symptoms that possibly could
be due to the hernia, I would
much prefer to keep them and
put up with them rather than
have a big and difficult oper
ation. In my 25 years at the
Mayo Clinic, I must have seen
hundreds of patients with
I diaphragmatic (hiatal) hernia,
and I never saw one with
trouble so severe that either
I advised an operation, or one
of our able surgeons wanted
to operate. Many of these pa
tients have since written to
thank me for not having had
them operated on for their
hernia.
Some of the people I see
with a hiatal hernia get symp
toms only after a big meal,
and then perhaps only when
XAT"
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World Affairs To
Have Big Impact on
Presidential Bids
Des Molnes-IOTD-The impact
of international affairs is
greater on the current Presi
dential campaign than at any
time since World War II, ac
cording to a veteran White
House reporter.
Mcrrlman Smith, of United
Press International, said both
the Republicans and Demo
crats will be put to a stern
political tost by the forth
coming visit of Soviet Pre
mier Nlklla Khrushchev to
the United Nations.
Smith spoke at the silver
anniversary meeting and
clinic of the Iowa Dally Press
association.
Important Issue
"The first task facing the
U. N. Assembly this month
promises to become one of
the more important issues of
the American campaign be
cause, as Secretary of State
Christian Hcrter said this
week, this country has seen
no indication that Khrush
chev is coming to really do
business," Smith said.
"Rather, the Soviet Pre
mier's purpose is mora ' to
gain high-powered publicity
and whatever Khrushchev
says or docs In the U. N. will
tend to be critical of, or op
posed to, the foreign policies
of the Eisenhower adminis
tration,", he said.
Smith said Khrushchev's
U. N. visit would be enough
to inject world affairs into
th American campaign.
Some of Khrushchev's antici
pated criticisms "will rebound
to the benefit" of the Repub
licans and the Presidential
hopes of Vice President Rich
ard M. Nixon, and. "put the
Democrats somewhat on the
spot," he said.
Smith explained mat tne
Democrats "Don't want to be
In the position of attacking
the Republican administra
tion's conduct of foreign pol
icy In the U.N. if It has the
effect of giving comfort to
Khrushchev." .aw -
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they reach over to untie their
shoes. Then they can feel a
little pain in their middle, or
they may feel as if they want
ed to burp. Occasionally, all
one has to do to give a stout
person relief from a hiatal
hernia is to put him on a diet
that will take 40 pounds off
his abdomen, Then he may be
comfortable. Occasionally, I
see a person with a hiatal
hernia and I am puzzled as
to the source of his pain be
cause he has coronary heart
disease, orand some gall
stones. Either one, or both, of
these diseases easily could ac
count for his pain. In conclus
ion, then, I would say, better
avoid operation whenever
possible.
Nrv Deafness
Dozens of people ask me
how they can be cured of
nerve deafness, and I cannot
tell them. There are two main
types of deafness: one, a con
duction deafness, and another,
nerve deafness. In the case
of a conduction deafness there
is something wrong some
where in the mechanism
which carries the waves of
sound from the , eardrum,
through the three tiny little
bones in the middle ear,
through the "oval window,"
and into the tiny marimba
like hearing mechanism in
the inner ear. With a conduc
tion deafness, the person often
can be helped with an opera
tion, or with one of the usual
hearing-aids. But if the nerve
which normally carries sen
sation from the little marimba
to the brain is injured or de
stroyed by disease, quite ob
viously, there Is little that an
ear-doctor can do. He cannot
make a new nerve.
On the domestic scene,
Smith said It was his Impres
sion that the religious issue
would be a dominant one in
the outcome of the Nov. 8
election.
"Despite what a great many
people would like to believe,
religion is going to be Just as
live an issue as it was in
1028," he said.
He referred to the election
of former Republican Presl
dent , Herbert Hoover, a na
tive of West Branch, Iowa
and a Quaker over Democrat
Al Smith, a Catholic and
former New York governor.
An identical religious sit-
uatlon faces the voters this
fall, Smith said, with Nixon,
the Republican, being a Quak
er, and the Democratic can
didate, Sen. John F. Kennery
of Massachusetts, a Catholic.
The religious issue was bit
terly fought in 1S28 and
many people, including some
political leaders, believed that
Smith's Catholic faith was
largely responsible for his de
feat.
"It would be wonderful to
be able to say flatly that
America has thrown off much
of her deeply Ingrained dif
ferences between religions
since the Hoover-Smith cam
paign, and I hope we find
that to be true," Smith told
th Iowa editors and publish
ers. "Since 1928, however, the
population has grown Im
mensely and so have our fa
cilities for communication, so
that today It la much easier
and much faster to communi
cate prejudice and bias over
a vast area than it was in
1928," he said.
GRADUATES
Randolph D. Coleman, son
of MaJ. and Mrs. Douglas
Coleman, 812 South Oakdal
ave., was graduated recently
from recruit training at the
Naval Training center, San
Diego, Calif. .
Woman Ready ,
For Embalming
Found Breathing
Gallatin, Mo.-IUPD-A woman
who had been pronounced
dead resumed breathing faint
ly in the embalming room of
a mortuary here last Friday
and was rushed to a hospital
at Cameron, Mo., where she
was reported in good condi
tion today.
L. O. Richardson, who op
erates the Hope Mortuary
here, said he and an assistant
were about to begin embalm
ing the "body" of Mrs. Gil
bert ClaycTjmb, 54, when he
saw "a faint stirring. You
could hardly call it a breath,
really."
He summoned the physi
cian who had pronounced
Mrs. Claycomb dead at her
farm home about four miles
from here. Oxygen was ad
ministered while Mrs. Clay
comb lay on a the cot on
which she been brought into
the embalming room. When
her breathing strengthened
she was rushed to Cameron
by ambulance.
Expected to Recover
Attendants said today her
condition was much improved.
Asked whether she was ex
pected to recover, a nursing
supervisor said "oh my, yes."
The nature of Mrs. Clay
comb's illness was not dis
closed. Her husband found
her lying motionless and ap
parently dead In the basement
of their house on his return
home late Friday.
"She had turned blue and
she certainly looked dead,"
Richardson said.
"I don't know what I said
when I saw she was alive,"
he said. "I was pretty well
stunned for a second. But in
a way a mortician always
realizes something like that
could happen. In one way it
was sort of routine. I didn't
realize it all until it was
over," he said.
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