EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Thur.dsy, Augutt 24, 1944
Your Health and Its Care
BY OR. WILLIAM BRAOY. M. D.
Reader should address Inquiries tot Or. William Brady
264 El Cemlno. Beverly Hills Calii.
80 YOU STILL HAVE YOUR TONSILS?
Tonsillectomy Is a mongrel
medical term (part Latin tonsil-
la and part
Greek ekto
me) meaning
removal of the
entire tonsil,
e x c I s 1 on of
the tonsil, ex
tlrpation of
the tonsil. Ton
sillecto my
means exci
sion, cutting
away or re
in o v a 1 of a
Or Brsdv portion of ton
sil; or, when done with the
guillotine or combination guil
lotine and cold snare it is pop
ularly known as "clipping" the
tonsils.
I can think of just one condi
tion which would warrant even
an attempt to remove the entire
tonsil If I were
the patient
and that is cancer of the tonsil.
The operation in which the
surgeon attempts to remove the
entire tonsil (tonsillectomy) Is
a major operation and it sub
jects the patient to serious risk
In every instance.
The operation In which the
doctor removes or cuts away
part of the tonsil (tonsillotomy
or "cliDPlng the tonsils") is a
minor, office affair, rather less
formidable and less painful than
extraction of a tooth, and It sub
jects the patient to no more
serious risk than does extrac
tion of a tooth.
In my Judgment, based on
years of hospital and private
practice and years of study,
simple tonsillotomy (or "clip
ping of the tonsils") together
with the adenoids if the pharyn
geal or third tonsil is enlarged
as well as the faucial or visible
throat tonsils Is the only surgi
cal treatment that is "indicated"
in the case of a child or youth
with tonsil and adenoid hyper
trophy, enlargement, over
growth. In actual practice this
treatment proves satisfactory in
practically all instances where
it Is really Indicated.
Clipping the tonsils and I
use this popular term advised'
y is Indicated much less fre- ,
quently than many brass "nose
CHINESE OCCUPY
Chunnklng, Aug. 24. U.R)
Streaming through breaches In
the Tengchung city wall blasted
by the U. S. 14th AAF, Chinese
forces occupied the southern
third of the former enemy
stronghold west of the Salween
river, a communique announced
today.
Stubborn Japanese defenders
of the city were driven back to
Within 200 meters of the center
of the city after Chinese stormed
the fortified positions establish
ed to protect the gaps In the
wall. The Chinese took posses
sion of many public buildings
nd the British consulate com
pounds Just outside the city.
Rogue River
Bogue River, Aug. 24 Ladles'
Aid of the Presbyterian church
met In an all day meeting at
the country homp of Mrs Archie
Hodge up Kvahs Creek road.
The ladles did sewing for the
Haynes home. Pot-luck dinner
was enlnyed bv Mrs. Mnry Matt
son, Mrs. Bartnlett. Mrs. Jess
Green and three children, Mrs
Dorothv Flllue and four ehll
dren. Rev Hess and wife, Mrs
Myrtle Whipple and Mr. and
Mrs. Hodffe. Devotional meeting
was held In the afternoon.
Mrs. Mac ShuUs left Tuesday
for Midland, Ore., where she
will visit her son and wife. Mr.
and Mrs "P,iid' Shults.
Mr. and Mrs. Rnlnh Carter of
Los AnRrlcs are visiting Ralph's
brother. Reed Carter and family
Mr and Mrs. Dewev McCarty
and three children nf Red Itlnff
Cal., spent the week-end at the
home of Mrs. McCarty's brother.
Homer Hart.
Andrew Urp of Medford spent
lust week at the home of his
brother-in-law. Tom Wilson.
Mr Voting tore down 'he look
out station this week mri will
aoon build a home on the lot
Rollln Stelhl and Ilori.ce
Steihl of Portland visited Rol
lln's sister Mrs. Harold Nnurse
and husband, over the week-end.
Horace Is cousin of Mrs.
Nourse. They also visited other
relatives
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REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS
, Heart Rheumatism Asthma Catarrh Piles.
Prostate Glnnd Ecsema and all disorders
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CHINESE HERBS
Removed
and throat specialists", old time
practitioners, little tin doctors
(diagnosing nurses), and mis
guided parents in the recent
past have been disposed to be
lieve. And here when I say
"clipping the tonsils" I mean
not only guillotine and "snare
removal of a portion of the en-
larged or hypertrophied tonsil
and adenoid "vegetation if
there are "adenoids" too, but
also the major operation called
"tonsillectomy" for In fact
this atrocious procedure practi
cally never removes the entire
tonsil, which is perhaps fortu
nate for the victim. Examina
tion of the patient who has been
subjected to tonsillectomy, no
matter how eminent the "spe
cialist" who "performed" the
feat, generally reveals consid
erable tonsil tissue present in
the throat. Mind, though this
: does not signify that the opera-
tion failed or that any further
effort to remove the vestiges of
tonsil tissue is advisable. It
merely shows that the "special
ists' who talk So ponderously
about "getting all of the tonsil"
are talking through their hats.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Maybe or and in a Should Say a Word
ih it rmht lor a oahy nine months
old to gei no other lood tnun a uottie
of mutt every lour nours buinetinics
the milk ituyji in the carriage tor two
oi tliree hours and In Uiis not weath
er . . . You Know a grandmother
can't Buy a word. (Mrs. K. B.)
Answer It la not right and If
Grandma Is the baby's lr.eud muybe
she should suy a word. Or send ten
cents and stamped envelope bearing
your address, lor the Brady BaLy
Book, which wlU live simple inslxuc-
Uoiiji tax feeding uie baby.
Croup
In my experience in nursing train
ing, general auty, private duly suid
with the Visiting Nurse association 1
never saw a case of croup. But when
my first-born was two years old he
began having croup every time he
had crl . . . (Mrs. H. . J.)
My year -old non now begins to hava
the same difficulty.
Answer Contributing factor In
most Instances, In my opinion, Is cal
cium and vitamin D deficiency. Send
stamped envelope bearing your ad
dress, ask fur pamphlet 'Croup Does
Still Happen."
How to Gain Weirht
I am mailing you ten cents and
stamped addressed envelope for
iped addressed envelope for nam-
phlet How to Gain Weight" Please
lot me know a here I can purchase
powdered egg yolk which you praised
in your article on gaining weight.
Met "How to Gain Weiuht." Plena
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Aruwer If your local grocery or
market cannot supply It I do not
know where you can 1
know where vou can buv It nerhnm
military demands make it temporarily
(copyright. 1044, John p. Dilie Co..
Peggy and Jerry Tags of Sac
ramento. Cal., arrived last week
at the Robert Thompson home.
Jerry will visit a while then re
turn to Sacramento and Peggy
will stay and go to school here.
Word has been received by
Linden Hatch from nls son Dale,
that ho had received a wound In
battle on Guam Dale Is in a
hospital in Honolulu and Is be
ing visited by his uncle, Gordon
Hatch, who lives there.
Mr. and Mrs. John Breeding
are among the mnny hop pickers
employed at yards below Grants
Pass.
Paul Strahnn spent the week
end with his family. He Is em
ployed at a mill rm.ip on the
Green Spring mountain.
Mrs Richard Scott and Miss
Barbara Scott left Aug. 8 after
spending two months at the
James Whipple home. Mis. Scott
went to Seattle, where hPr hus
band is in tho Alarlne hospital.
They expect to return soon to
their home In Kodink, Alaska.
Miss Barbara returned to her
home at Mnrshfirld, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Faye Stelhl are
parents., of a baby girl born
Aug. IB
Mrs Lelnras Harlan visited a
few days with her grandmother,
Mrs. Elton Langwortly and hus
band en route to Portland from
Long B?ach. Dcloras will be re
membered as Dcloras Skiving-
ton.
T
HELD IN MURDER
Sallnns. Cal., Aug. 24 (U.P
Superior Judite Henry G. Jor
Renson today denied hail to Mrs
Frances Andrews, 37-vearold
society matron accused of slay
ing 10-year-old Jay Lovett, on
grounds there was evidence that
Indicated "a murder was com
milted" and there was "probable
cause to believe the defendant
guilty thereof."
Mrs. Andrews, accompanied
by her husband, Frank, listened
silently and calmly as Judtfc Jor
gonson announced tl.c decision
which sent her back to her Mon
terey county Jail cell to await
trial on a charge of murder
Sept. 13. She has been In Jail
since Aug. 4.
to Sparta Bldg.
SEE EISENHOWER
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Many Gl's Interviewed To
Get Ideas on How Labor's
War Effort Is Viewed.
By Howard Cowan
Representing combined Allied Press
IDIatrlbuled by the United Press)
Supreme Headquarters, Ad
vanced Command Post, AEF,
Aug. 22 (U.R) Six U. S. labor
leaders wh j are touring the Eu
ropean battle zones dropped la
on Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower
for luncheon today to get first
hand Impressions of how the
i war is being run from the top
side,
The labor leaders, who flew
to England In a transport plane,
said they had Interviewed many
GIs to get their ideas on how
labor was helping with the war
effort,
Frank F. Fcnton, director of
organization for the American
Federation of Labor, said the
soldiers were beginning to un
derstand that 'this strike talk Is
purely propaganda."
Most Favor Unions
"Ninety per cent of them are
In favor of unions," said R. J.
Thomas, president of the United
Automobile Workers' union
(CIO).
Fenton said he had run across
about half a dozen who told him
word was being passed around
that they would not get their
Jobs back when they returned
after the war.
"We put a stOD to that talk "
Fenton said. "We have 180-odd
.small and large contracts and
every one guarantees that draft
ed or enlisted men go back with
accumulated service to their
same Job or one of equal pay
and status."
David McDonald, secretary of
the United Steel Worker (CIO),
said 30rt,000 automobile work
ers and 200 000 steel workers
now in the service were being
carried on the union rolls in
good standing without paying
their djes.
AFL Also Aided
A. L Wegener, assistant to
the president of the Brotherhood
of Electrical Workers, said that
14 per cent of the AFL mem
bers were In service and were
being accorded equal privileges.
"We now have a better under
standing of how hard everybody
Is working, from Gen. Eisen
hower down to the buck pri
vates." McDonald said.
"We owe a great debt to these
officers and men for the way
they have used the weapons we'
have provided them," Shcrwln
Dalrymple. president of the
United Rubbers (CIO), comment
ed. ERIC A. ERICKSON
Berkeley, Cal.. Aug. 14 (U.R)
Eric A. Erickson one of the first
and most active members 0f the
San FrantHseoOnkland Newspa
per Guild and former news .ed
itor of the Saciamento Union,
died yesterday. He was 44. After
his graduation from the Univer
sity of Oregon in 1924, Erickson
worked for the Union, the San
Francisco Examiner and the
Oakland-Post Erqulrer.
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