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oxygenation ;n the father’s lyings and other organs. 'i - * Although the operation required four and a half hours, Pamela’s , heart was isolated from the rest of her circulatory system for only 13V4 minutes. During this period suijgeons opened the wall of her. heart, sewed up the defect in die. inner partition and then closed the outer heart wall.
They worked in a blood-free operating field under direct vision, and, what is equally important, it was unhurriedly and without ; fear that their patient might either bleed to death or that her brain might be damaged by impairment of the circulation.
f CHESTER GAP | Donald and Duane Williams ire confined to their homes with' chicken pox. *
Charles W. Tolbott, who has been a patient in the Warren Memorial Hospital for several weeks suffering from a heart at* tack, is reported as improved. ! Samiiel Williams remains on the sick list. His condition is reported p unchanged. ; Pfc. Eddie T. Williams, son of Mrs. Laura Williams, who has been stationed in France for the past six months, has been confined tb a hospital there since the first
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