Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 17, 1961, Image 20

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    FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17. I9S1
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The Medical Roundup
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Wryneck in Children
Recently, Drs. Mark B. Cov
entry, Lloyd E. Harris, An
thony J. Blanco Jr., and Ar
thur; H. Bui-,
bulian of the
May-o Clinic
had a line pa
per on infants
and children
whoa 1 way
have had their
head pulled
over to one
side by a con
traction in the
muscles or tendons on one side
of the neck. Olten the cause
for this is not known, but I
think it highly significant that
in 40 per cent of the Mayo
Clinic cases the child had
been born breech first. This
means that the . obstetrician
had to pull pretty hard to
gel the head born quickly,
before the infant lost his life
by strangulation. In such a
caBe the child will be fortu
nate today if the obstetrician
t-j - !..1U nnE iwMnh KrA
him Just, how hard he dared
i pull without tearing a neck
muscle. .
: The Mayo doctors tell how,
In these cases, the contracted
tissue in the neck can be cut;
' then the head can be straight
ened and held in a cast until
' recovery has taken place. The
. operation can be performed
ct any time after one year of i
age. Usually there is complete
correction of the wryneck, but
if the operation is delayed un
til after the 12lli or 14th year,
correction may be impossible.
Smerltui Consultant In Medicine
' Miyo Clinic
Rmerltui rrofeiior ol Medicine
Mayo Clinic
(Reiister end Tribune Syndicate,
1961)
Cerebral Paliy
Mntiv npnnlp with a crio-
pled child ask me where they I
can get a book on cereorai
palsy. I have just been read
ing an excellent one by Drs,
Denhoff and Robinault (Mc-
Graw-Hill), It gives ah enor
mous amount of information
about these children and what
can be done for them. Unfor
tunatelythe text is a bit too
technical for any but well-
educated parents.
Piles Do Not Become
Cancerous
Many people ask me, "Will
my piles become cancerous,"
and I say, "No." But I must
go on to say that a high per
centage of persons with cancer
of the rectum' will lose their
lives because they and their
doctors will keep assuming
for too long a time that their
bleeding is coming from some
piles. We must all remember
that many a person with piles
has-in addition-a cancer a
couple of inches farther up.
Can anything be done for
arthritis and rheumatism?
What about the "cures" you
hear about? Dr. Alvarez an
swers your questions in his
booklet, "Arthritis and Rheu-
matlsm." It may be obtained
by sending 25 cents and a
large, stamped, self-addressed
enveloped with your request
to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez,
Dept. MMT, The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, Box 857,
Dcs Moines 4, Iowa.
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Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232
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Message
By
THE VENERABLE
J. RALPH DEPPEN
Archdeacon, Episcopal
Diocese of Chicago
' (Written for UPI)
Back in the days of the old
hand - cranked phonograph.
boredom and curiosity led an
inventive teenager to gouge a
second hole In a Caruso rec
ord, to play it and to find per
verse delight in the distor
lions that resulted.
But, even In the capricious
mind of that teenager, novelty
could not substitute for the
ordered beauty of the original
aria.
That two-holed record is
still one of my prized possessions'-
a reminder that even
a recording can be good and
satisfying only when it works
according to the plan of Its
creator. The record was the
fruit of ordered creativity -the
result of a plan emanating
from inventor, manufacturer,
artist and engineer. When I
tampered with their work, in
terposed my own will, I only
distorted an excellent thing.
We are the creatures of
God, the divine, nil-wise and
all-loving Creator. He made
us according to His most ex
cellent plan - to center our
lives In Him. When we es
tablish for ourselves any oth
er center of our lives but God,
we may have fun for a while
but the end result is chaos
and destructive distortion of
what God meant to be good.
Hatfield To Affend
Grants Pass Boatnik
Snlem-luril-Gov. Mark Hat
field told Sen. E. D. Potts
Thursday he will go to Grants
Pass May 30 lo officiate at the
third annual Rogue River
boatnik.
Potts invited Hatfield to
serve as grand marshal at the
Memorial Day boat races.
GUILTY OF ASSAULT
Portland - WPU - Larry Mol
strom, 20. Portland, accused
of three separate nighttime
slugging attacks on young
women here, has been found
guilty of assault with a dan
gerous weapon In Multnomah
County Circuit Court.
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Reg. 4.95 to 8.95 -
99
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Short Sleeve
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Regular 2.50 to 10.95
Now
1 2S-S48
Bulky Knit
Sweaters
Reg. 12.95 to 22.95
148 048
to 0
Polished
Cottons
Reg. 4.95 to 6.95
14 PRICE
149 948
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Light Weight JACKETS
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Now 298 and 398
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Now 348 to 648
SPORT COATS
Sizes 6 to 14 Reg. 12,98 to 17.98
Now Only 698
SWEATERS
Sizes 1 0 to 20 Reg. 6.98 and 7.98
Now I98 and 298
Long Sleeve SHIRTS
Size 4 to 18 Reg. 2.98 to 4.98
Now Only I48 ,
Long Sleeve Knit SHIRTS
Sizes 10 to 16 Reg. 2.98 and 3.98
Now Only l48
CAPS Reg. 1.25 Now 68'
Elastic Belts ., i so Now 78'
.CLEARANCE
We've had this merchandise around, long enough. We don't want it, you can
have it . . . at prices so low it's like giving money away. All this merchandise
is from our regular stock, but vie sure are getting tired looking at it. Be her
early tomorrow and SAVE 50 AND MOREI : ;
All Weather
Top Coats
Regular 34.95
Now
Only
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Belts Sox Boxer Shorts
Robes Ties Jewelry
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Heavy Wool
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1295
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895 1 29S
One Group Shoes and Slippers
Vi Price and Less
CANVAS OXFORDS
49
Famous Make
Regular 6.95
and 7.95
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m THESE PRICES!
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E Reg. 49.95 to 79.50 !.
l2488 3i75
llmiX '"37 t-38 h.rt. 1-38 ,.g.. 4hbe m
. 2-38 long, 1-39 ihort, 1-39 tc9 JjL0rAWmtK. H'AiTl
' .'V V( 2-39 long, J-40 ihort. That'i the HE 'aJKMT TtT
' qL N.a:v'-, extent of our suit sixes. II one yf Atm. eM' vjy
l entl rab il. You won't Bnde
A Good Selection of
Jackets
Sizes 36 to 46
Lots of Sizes 36 and 38
Reg.
15.95
s Value
J98
ese LOW, LOW Prices
CAN'T BE BEAT I
SPORT COATS
1-37 reg., 2-38 long, 1-39 rag., 3-39 long, 2-40 long
and 1-42 reg. If your size is here you can make a
terrific purchase.
Donnlir 32.50 tn 47 50
162 2375
CAR COATS
Reg.
24.95
Value
(5)98
50 Wool 50 Orion
SHIRTS
Completely Washable
395
REG.
8.95
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