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FOR BETTER HEALTH Co] M ae recently carried stories about the discovery of a new treatment shock, pe |cal scientists conducted clinical tests which demonstrated ; J oral consumption of a salt and soda solution alone an extensively By HERMAN N. BUNDESEN, MD Medical Defence Office . Readying Kit For Shock jection of whole blood, plasma or plasma substitutes into the veins. In emergencies, such as an air at- for tack, such complicated treatment would be virtually impossible on An international team of medi-|a mass scale. Carefully conducted research that | showed that by drinking the salt- Newspapers across the country soda solution is an effective emer- | burned person (up to 30 per cent se Olympia WASHINGTON | gency treatment shock due to burns. . [t | ! COMPLICATED TREATMENT Some of the news stories con- hold amounts which would make | that Usual treatment for shock is in-| cerning this new method of shock the solution too powerful. More- occurs only in older persons. Is' persons. ain fluid balance. treatment stressed the fact that the ingredients used in the solu- | persons to round off a teaspoon, tion -- baking soda, table salt and | especially when hurried, instead tap water -- are in every home. GREAT DANGER This obviously is true. However, there is a great danger that the average layman would make too strong a solution even if he were to mix it at his leisure. | Since it would ordinarily be pre- pared only in emergencies and under great stress, there would be even greater chance for mistakes. | If the solution contains more {than 140 milliequivalents of so- | dium per liter it is apt to produce |nausea, diarrhea and other un- desirable syniptoms. INACCURATE MEASURE Even when household teaspoons over, it's the tendency for most of measuring accurately, Thus, many of these solutions prepared with household imple- ments would be more harm than help to shock victims, CORRECT AMOUNTS The Office of Medical Defence knows this. That's one of the rea- sons why the OMD is procuring 330,000 packets of measured amounts of salt and sodium cit- rate. These will be distributed |along with quart measuring con- | tainers among first aid stations and mobile hospital units, accord- |ing to the New York State Depart- {ment of Health Bulletin, dated No Traffic Fatalities In Barrie For Year BARRIE (CP)--This town has gone a year without a traffic fatality, and drivers may be re- warded for their care with two days' free parking. The town's traffic committee says it will ask council to approve free parking on metered streets Dec. 19 and 20. . it true that young persons can have it also? Answer: Yes, coronary heart attacks have been reported in persons in their teens and they are not too infrequent. in persons |Aug. 27, 1956. for cases of |of the body surface) could main- and measuring spoons are scrupu- QUESTION AND ANSWER under 30 years of age. It is believed that the tensions |lously leveled off, some of them| V. M.: I have always thought of fast living may be a factor pro- coronary heart disease ducing these attacks in young THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Tuesday, December 18, 1956 11 [Eight Hungarians Wed In Toronto TORONTO (CP)--Four Hungar- ian refugee couples were married here today, They have been in Canada for only about a week after fleeing from their rebellion- torn homeland. John Hajdu, 25, a tool mechanic, married Rosalie Kantor 17. an of- fice worker. John Harmach, 28, an electrician and auto mechanic, married Liaria Sasvarz, 18, a fac- tory worker. Nemet Mihaly, 25, an auto mechanic, married Eva Bak, 19, an office worker, The fourth wedded couple were John Ksazab and Piroska Klaus, Officials at the Hungarian recep- tion centre said they did not know their ages and occupations. | The weddings took place in St. Elizabeth's Hungarian Church. 10 STATLTE mink PLANE ROUTE Map shows the area of Brit- | fsh Columbia where a Trans- | Canada Air Lines North Star | with 62 persons aboard dis- appeared Sunday night in tur- | bulent weather. Nothing was heard from the eastbound plane after it turned around to re- | turn to Varfcouver after an en- ine failed. RCAF officers lead- ing the search expressed the belief the big plane went down southeast of Hope, B.C., which is 100 miles east of Vancouver. | Retail Sales | | Lagging | In United States By WALTER BREEDE Jr, | NEW YORK (AP) -- Booming production in United States factor- es, mines and oil fields this week || tontrasted sharply with lagging | tales in retail outlets. I Christmas shoppers were still wlding back. And merchants, who n past weeks had blamed every- hing from the stock market to he weather man, were unable to ay why Total retail volumes veek as measured by Dun and Bradstreet failed to match the record levels of a year ago | In most other key sectors of the || rconomy this week, the latest re sorts spelled "B-0-0-M" capi al letters Steel production was scheduled it 2,511,000 tons the 'highest weekly output in history. AUTO"PRODUCTION GOOD Total passenger car production | n U.S. plants this week was esti- f mated by automotive news at 165,- 134. That compared with the 1956 3igh of 167,516 scored the i for the | sefore. The Onassis oil tanker interests placed a $55,000,000 order with Bethlehem Steel Corp.'s Quincy, Mass., shipyard for three super- tankers--one of 100.000 tons and two of 46,000 tons each. , Briefly over the business scene: Tube Co. in an attempt to prevent | the two big companies from merg- ng. . .A federal court in Balti- more ruled that United States) Rubber Co. violated no patent) rights when it developed its own version of a tubeless auto tire. . . Allied Chemical and Dye Corp. And Kennecott Copper Corp. will form a jointly-owned company to! roduce and sell titanium. . Plans he a $33,000,000 chemical plant in| British Guiana were announced by Aluminum Ltd. | Greeks Reject | | British Planes For Cyprus ATHENS (AP Newspapers | report that the Greek government has turned down Britain's plan for giving Cyprus limited self- rule. A government communique said only that Greece's reply to the | British pror 1, brought here by Colonial Se ary Alan Lennox- | Boyd, has been delivered to him | It will not be made public until | Wednesday, presumably in order | to give London a chance to review the plan | | | The British proposal was by Lord Radcliffe, a Brit | ity, after a first-| ituation on the and in the east | was to fly to An-| discuss the. plan| official majority on Cyprus | the strategic island | Greece, and underground groups have carried on a bittee campaign of violence against Brit- ish rule. 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