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CHILD RESTORED TO LIFE REMARKABLE HOSPITAL CASE.

A remarkable store of how a child died during au operation and lifa was restored for some time was told to Mr. Ingleby Oddie. the Westminster corner, un Septem ber 16th, at an inquest on Violet Winifred Leonard, the years old daughter of a sheet metal worker, living in Lyaton road, Bermondsey.

Evidence was given to the effect that thes child had suffered from ear disease since 1931, and had undergone several operationa at the Evelina Hospital On August th she was admitted to St. George's Hospital. and two days inter a preliminary operation was successfully performed. On September 14th a second operation was necessary to join a sound nerve to apaisied one, amf during this her breathing and heart beats stopped. Massage and other remedies were applied, and the heart began to be again, and continued to do so for an hour and s quarter," when the girl again began to breathe. At this time she had been taken back to the ward, bat respiration censed in aquarter of an hour,

Dr. Braxton Hicks, pathologist at West minster Hospital, said death was due to syncope occurring during an operation to patient who was suffering from the status lymphaticus. The operation was a necessary ore, and was being properly perfornied, and the anesthetic was suitable. It was a ramarkable case in many ways. The patient had been dead for some time, bat bar heart was set going again, both respiration and beart beats being keep going. W

The Coroner, in recording a verdict of death-by misadventure. muid the operation was a very difficult and dangerous one, to join sound nerve to a faulty one in the hope of restoring the nervssupply to must- ed muscles, and to bring about restoration- of the muscles of the face. Her hurt stoppel, the patient being in fact, de, but a miracle was performed: The ald men was opened; and the heart was dinged by the hand, and the dead patient came to life again. The Leart began to beat, fistin aflutter, and then steadily for a long time. and respiration was re-established, so that the patient recovered, and for a time sens carrying on her existence by herself. That was to say, he was breathing autoralls, and her heart was beating regularly, clearly a case of bringing back to life a patient. who was, in fact, dead. Had it not been for the condition of status lymphaticus, he thought the chances were tht she might have recovered completely.

THIRTY YEARS HENCE WILL FASHIONS OF 1923 AP)

UGLY IN 1953 ?

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM AS CHAMBER OF HORRORS

Nothing thought rare which-i-not new, and follow'd, yet we know That what was worn -some-twenty years ago. comos into grace again,

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Will women's fashions of to-day seen ugly 30 years herce as those of 30 years ago icok to-day 1

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This question is put by a correspondent. who say

"Looking through an old album of family photographs recently, I was abses lately appalled by the dowdy appearare of the wom The men were bad enough in their stiff, frockcoats and queer collars and ties, but the woman looked dreadful.

"The portraits range in date from the early eights to about 13 years ago, and all the fashions of the period seen,

equally hideouts to me

ww particular struck by n ding group take no longer ng that, 1910. The bride, a pretty girl, has close-fitting corsage with tight sleeves, attenuated waist, and an ugly shapeless dress banging in unnatural fells from her hips.

A PERFECT GUY."S" "She looks a perfect guy, and would be laughed at in the thiets today.

Yet the joke of it is that I was pris sent at that wedding, and I certainly did bot notice anything ridiculous in her dress at the time on

"Can it be that we are all so blinded use that we do not realise that the clothes of people about us in our every day lives are ugly? And if this is 30. will women's drisses of to-day seem as awkward and incongruous to us in the future as past fashious, do now!".

A well-known woman writer, inter viewed by a faily Chronicle representa- tive on the subject, took the view that present-day fa-hions would never appear to be to hideous as those of the past.

"Women's dress of to-day," she said, "with a few erratic exceptions, is modelled upon the human figure as it is. They are made to it women; women are not ex- pretel to fit themselves to the fashion, Bleeves, for instance, are to show, more or lee the contour of the armMA

Our clothing, too, is so much more simple than of old. The one-piece dress is model of simplicity and simple things ara, rarely ugly? It is the fantastic trim. mings that seem so bizarre to a later gen. eration

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