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Only Four Diseases Call For Lung Operations
By HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE
Associated Press Science Editor
NEW YORK (.T) There are
only (our diseases for which por
tions of lungs, or entire lungs, are
removed as has been donoj with
King George.
They are cancer, lung abscesses,
tuberculosis and cysts. The first
three are standard operations, and
in themselves not specially danger
ous. The fourth is rare because
the lung cysts don't show up often,
and when they do they already
have done most of their damage
in other organs.
. It is possible to do other lung
operations, but they would be ol
oneering, and it is unlikely that
doctors would risk a King as a
guinea pig.
I Most frequent lung resection (the
medical term for cutting out part
or all) is cancer. The first o I
these operations that succeded
was done only about 20 years ago,
in St. Louis. Before that lung can'
cer operations failed. In that case
a tough-minded doctor, whose lung
was hopeless, told his surgeon to
go ahead and take it out.
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NEW FIGHTER PLANES The McDonnell XF3H-1, the Demon, navy's newest jet fighter (top),
makes its initial aerial test at Lambert St, Louis municipal airport. The experimental ship is the
prototype for production models to bo made by McDonall ana Goodyear Aircraft of Akron, O,
The picture at (bottom) was released in New York by the magaiine Aviation Age, which deicrib-
fast interceptor-tighter
version" of the Mig-15.
t technical detail, (AP
WIREPHOTO from Aviation Age Magaiine)
The picture at I bottom! was releasea in New loric Dy tne magaiine Avian,
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Aviation Age said the picture had been retouched "slightly" to bring out
Tone Wants His
Rival Punished
"or Mauling Him
HOLLYWOOD (!P . Fran-
-i..., KnA h mid, it nlntri that
he wants his rival for the hand
and heart of actress uarDaia ray
ton put behind bars.
n. . Mi Pavlnn rnnfprrprl
with Dist Atty. S. Ernest Roll.
Tone told ot tne severe ueauns
he was given the night of Sept. 14
by actor Tom Neal. Miss Payton,
who has been engaged at various
times to Tone and Ncal, corrobor
ated Tone's story of what hap
pened. Miss Payton wasn't able to tell
the district attorney who struck
Kln. hul ha cntri HHP
me iiiav uiuvr, wui .
told of seeing Tone "flying through
the air" and Tone's head bobbing
up and down as he was struck
after blow.
Neal was to visit the district
attorney later to give his side of
the ruckus. He was under the Im
pression the Nordic Miss Payton
was going to marry him. The
ceremony was set for San Fran
cisco just a few days after the
scuffle took place.
But his sweetie pie came home
in the early hours with Tone and
notified him she was discarding
him. Tone asked him to leave,
Neal said, and added that he'd sea
to that, even if he had to throw
Neal out. Neal maintains he did
not strike first.
Dist. Atty. Roll said that Miss
Payton admitted under dpth that
she had seen Neal "at lease once"
since the fight, but ho said she
claimed the meeting was "just
to discuss the repercussions of
,t finVit " ITo cajrl chn HicrlnimpH
any intention of resuming her ro
mance wiin riK&l HIIU llliui iiicu
him that Tone had proposed to her
In the hospitalj that she had ac
cepted. After Tone and Miss Payton
had departed, Roll was asked if
he felt a felony complaint was
justified on the basis of their testi
mony. He said he could not an
swer that question "but Tone
took a whale of a beating."
"It's one thing to hit a man
and another to beat him and keep
beating him," Roll added.
Tone's face showed no scars of
the battle but he'll have to stay
in the hospital for a few days
more.
Masked Cubans Wreck'
Commie Newspaper
HAVANA, Cuba (VP) A group
ot IS to 20 masked men forced
their way into the offices of the
Communist newspaper Hoy early
Monday and destroyed equipment
valued at $80,000.
The men used sledge hammers
on linotype machines, press
equipment, typewriters and desks.
The men, armed with pistols, ar
rived in four automobiles. The
newspaper reappeared last Aug.
26 after being suspended by the
government tor almost a year.
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Broadcasting Bajn
At Public Hearing
Kayoed By Court
ASBURY PARK, N. J. JP)
This city's ban on broadcasting a
public hearing on a proposed new
tax was upset by the courts here
as violating freedom of the press.
Superior Court Judge C. Thomas
Schettino ordered Mayor George
A. Smock and City Manager J.
Oliver Armstrong to permit radio
station WJLK, owned and operated
by the Asbury Park Press, to set
up microphones at today's hear
ing. Smock had ruled out the broad
cast on the ground that persons
appearing at the session might
make objectionable statements.
"Irresponsible persons might
make assertions that are not ap
propriate to the hearing," he said.
The station took the case to
court. After an hour and a half
of argument. Judge Schettino
ruled that news broadcasts come
within federal and state constitu
tions' guarantee of freedom of the
press.
He declared the rase was un
precedented in the United States
as far as he knew and said it
was proper to rule on It at this
time.
The ordinance up for public
hearing would impose a three per
cent city sales tax on such items
as amusements, hotel rooms and
liquor. Referendum approval
would be required to impose the
levy which is being fought by
hotel owners . and Broadwalk
annisenjent operators.
City Manager Armstrong laid
he had polled the five-man city
council and found it opposed to
broadcasts of the public hearing.
Three councilmen Issued a state
ment before the court session that
they would not object to the broadcast.
POLL FAVORS ROTH
PORTLAND m Members
of the County Bar association fa
vor Phil Roth, deputy district at
torney, for a Multnomah county
district judge vacancy.
Results of a poll showed Roth
received 83 of the 411 votes. Alex
G. Barry former United States
senator, pressed him with 79. Next
was Carl Etling 48.
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