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PAGE SIX
SETS FEW AIR TRANSPORT RECORD
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Flowers |»ii*k<-il in Los Angeles,
'al.. in the morning are prcsent
*-.1 to AL-. {'.. F. Smith at Wash
ington, f). C., 10 hours 22 min*
ntt's :tti<i a-I - coral.•■ later hy Le
nd ' \nd. ev,.- al’e r r-i:ibli-h-
th nv Injuries May Occur
To the Hand and Wrist
£y LOGAN CLENDENING, M. D.
,Tl 11. 11 \M » and l ist are In an
•xtremHy espostd position to in-
Jui \ spi mi is not so common as in
lh»- .a «• or tin mkle. lint .for a very
<h finite reason
in. ciemienimr
weakest point.
'l'lii trxi< ,nf *• was tirsl .•K-i-iifriK ly
il> ■ < i ilifil 1 1 v .Mu iliam •’• 1 11«*> m 1v | i
ill' 1 I kllllUll ;is '('lilies' I'rMl't II I
It.- In. tm \ i :i .'ini! illu. tralion of
tho i 111 f* r ''ivf'inc ft ue have made in
die ni■■ iit•• merit ol fracture.- of tli<t
hope hi i • bundled ii.M y i s t!,at
iid upci v din d.
Alir.ilifiiu ('olios was horn in Kil
l’i llll', :: 1111 (.I 11’ 111 i*if HI d| \ IIIOM oi'
M- in*- in I >iiMin
In d> 11 hi in tin- 'lassie form ol
{i'mmi'i' In uivitf "I consider tins
fey his i lie i'llo.-1 common injury to
which Hi*- up. t "r fit t'pftl extremities
o<* exposed. 'l'ln- find lire takes
i'liiC" ihoill iiii inrii umi y halt’ above
Cht wrist,"
One t'nilii is from this original de
si ription tin dilficolt i*-s That the, sur
geons oi those ii.ivs liah in dealing
with Tracttires. First. they had to
guess Hurt reason by topic ami in
rtliftion as to jii.t what tione was
bioken umi where the break was.
Only,, if tli*. fiuti*-nt died and it was
post ilil* to make a dissection of the
part, could they determine by direct
observation. \nd fhi- did not hap
pen very often
Aseptic surgery had not been per
fected. and it would nave he’ert put
ftiiK tin* oatieiii life in jeopardy
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SEES HAUPTMANN AS STAY IS WON
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With thf scheduled execution of
Bjruno - Hauptmann deferred at
until .Inno while the New
Jersey con i t of errors and appeal
riviews hit: trial, Mrs. Anna
Ha&ptmanu is pictured laavinc th* 1
Mri. C. F. Smith
ing * new Los Angeles-Washing
ton speed record for transport
planes. Mrs. Smith, wife of the
president of the American Air
lines, gave ihe flower* to Mrs.
Roosevelt.
from mice!id) to cut down on tb«
injure'! part during life.
Then Folks emphasizes the great
difficulty of reducing the fracture and
uiakitn: tt stay, on account of tli*
pull ot the • muscles. W hen anes
the- it) was int ro Ic.-od 32 years later
it was possible to obtain relaxation
so that the hones could easily ano
effecti\ely be put in place
Finally. wc never knew whether,
even aftei the hones had been ap
proximated, tic v were mitt" to '-I&*'
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(tmiiiOn; to shoif hoir rallinff no
uiit.'tirti.hrd hcod is lil.rlit to
111 I 111 ■/ 111 o oi I'' lis I.
m that position. The patient had
to undei.'O the agony ot bavin? th*
.-■filints removed and readjusted.
It was when the X-ray came into
a. e in that the surgeon could
see exactly what bone was hroltra
mid how it was broken or misplaced,
and by taking X-ray pictures regu
larly during the course of hoalin*
.assure tie fracture patient of free
dom from deformity
For a while C'olles’ fracture wt>«
much more freiruent than now, be
cause it was the usual injury that
came from cranking an automobile.
Since the cranking days are gone,
th« usual method of producing the
injury- falling on the palm of the
outstretched hand—again obtains.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Six pamphlet#
by in. flendening can now lie ob
tained in sending 10 cents in coin, sot
each, and a seif.addressed envelope
stamped with a three-cent stamp,
to Dr. Logan Clendening, in care of
this paper. The pamphlets ate:
“Indigestion and Constipation,' 1 “Re
ducing and Gaining,'' “Infant Feed
ing." “Instructions for the Treatment
of Diabetes.** “Feminine Hygiene"
and “Thy-Care of the flair and Skm,”
fra. Inre of the
tvii.-r is one of
i In commonest
of fractures in
lit. lioflv. The
i c a > o n is. of
i onrse. oli\ tons
that when one
falls, if i* nfiim
fil to Break the
fort e h\ t hrti\t
-1111 out ttie hriiiil.
T It .• w li o I e
u c if- lit of the.
hofiy is potuiiied
.1 ow ii on i !i c
v. list, aml it
i v<-s uay at it
rw
prison at (ronton after >i iling
" p i‘ husband who is held in the
death house. With her is Murray
hdelhaum, aide of Kdward J;.
Fteiljy, defense counsel. Defens*
Uwrtra aeain have “made ud”.
HENDERSON. (N. C.) DAILY DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1935.
New Medical “Find”
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Dr. William Low^r
Use of inhibin, the most recently
discovered harmone, as a cure foi
enlarged prostate glands in many
cases instead of removal of the
gland through surgery, has been
disclosed by Dr. William K. Low. l
of the Cleveland Clinic. Dr
Lower has been experimenting
with tiu* treatment since 192 R.
Living "Dead Man’ :
A • •: :**v: • •:.:’
W. A. St range. 71, onetime Tyler, Tex., sheriff,,is recovering after having
been “dead" for five minutes. Injection of adrenalin into heart restored
him t<> consciousness. ‘milrary lo slory of English men who "died’’ under
• imiiai cii cum.-ianres. uange had no story to tell of angels, pearly
safes etc. U'>',ihul Press)
DURANTE DENIES HE HUGGED HER
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Jimmy ( Schnozzola ) Durante
Declaring ho “never laid : on |
any woman at any £-ir*F'‘” in the
Ahe tiler, Jimmy fSelmozzola) Du.
rant#.denied bugging Mrs. Evelyn*
Ijoofhet of Pittsburgh, who has j
sited for ija 000, charging ae |
. !i) FOR FAMILIES OF SLAIN MEN
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Morgentlialer Catlin »
Governor George H. Earle of
(Pennsylvania receives in state
•house at Harrisburg a check for
$7,849 from Wendell P. C. Mor
genthaler, chairman of the Young j
Democrats of Pennsylvania. The
fuffij representing proceeds of i
On With the Dance •:- -:- -:- It's the "Park Avenue Drag”
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.he Rhumba, Carioca and Continental are pasa£ and the Park Avenue
>r*e ia Die creation for the tiippcra of (h» light fantastic. Here
Mr*. Evelyn Loether
seized her in “an unlawful and
indecent manner” as she sat in a
front row seat watching his act.
Durante and the complainant, who
is married and mother of a child,
are pictured.
Governor end Mrs. Earle
the inaugural ball, is for the fam
ilies of five men slain in the elec
tion eve massacre at Kelayres,
Pa., when bullets mowed down a
Democratic parade. Looking on
are Yates Catlin, member of the
bail committee, and Mr*- Earle.
When Ultra Smart Society Circles
Won Appellation of Exclusive iC 4OO ‘
Ward McAllister Fifth avenue in 1892.
HACK IX ISS9, Ward McAllister,
a New York society loader, r; c. i'ded
as an authority on smart s -t and
fashion matters, made tin- rfate
metit lhat t la-rc were only ahoiit
tOO persons who conh! claim ud-
SIR MALCOLMHITS 200 MILES AN HOUR IN TRIAL
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Bluebird starts on 200-mile-an-hour warmup at Daytona Beach.
bhooting along the sands of Day- |
tona Beach, Fla., at 200 miles an
hour, Sir Malcolm Campbell’s
Mom Numskuu.
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Detap noaH” is cosmic
Dost the Same Powpeif
THE Clfsl_S HAVE THE
CHEEK TO USE?
■tfRS IRMA BAILEr.
PATees ON/ t-t.T.
D£Ae - noam if awo op
Sorer. bores / Does a
LAMB Chop?
H C BE-J.MOMT, OXBoiRo, tAINhJ.
dear. Noah- 15 THE -
qceam Blue because
IT US ALL WET >
WiLMER
RAYMONOv 1 LLE, TEXAS.
I Florence and Alvarez, New York night club performers and creators #
I the new dance, show three pimiiiuui. i>ocialite»s are trying to master u
iSenlrai Pteu)
! mission into the best social circles
! in New York City. From this is
| said to have sprung the designation
of inch society . as the “Four Hun
] ilr. d". wditch since has come to
1 si: life flic ’nine Idoods ami ariitlo-
Bluebird racing oar is pictured
during a trial run. The British
speed driver has been waiting for
NOMSENSg
to An~r mao
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I crat.- of exclusive society in
! parts of the nation. About the timf
i Mc A 'list or mads the assertion,
Fifth avenue in Now York was th*
l center of American society, ani
I manv wcnlthv people lived th&rfc
| better beach conditions to attempt
| a record-breaking rim of 300
j miles an hour. His record is 272
Noah Numskuu-
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DEAR NOAH- IF 50M.C
Guy was mean enough
TO TAKE. OFFENSE/
DO YOU Th'NF. HE'D
LEAVE THE GrATE ?
GINGER. LC>RENtZ.£N
San ANTONIO/ TEXAS
DEAR. NOAH =• |F YOU
‘ OWED YOUR. TAILOR- '
SOME KONEY, WOULD HE
PRESS HIS SUIT AGAINST
YOU ? L 1 lyam FinWAut. .
KIND
OF COWS WEAR. COWSLIPS?
OICK TOL UurVD-BIMWeAeOLVS,