EIGHT MTCDTORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday, May 29. 19SS
SOLEMN AS BEFITS OCCASION, Beverly Nina CMalley mar
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Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
Readers should address Inquiries to:
Dr. William Brady
263 El Camino, Beverly Hills, Calif.
A ROUTINE TONSILLECTOMY
A Routine Tonsillectomy
For public consumption and
the enlightenment of their com
petitors, some of the ever-ready
operators still boast that when
they do a tonsillectomy, they get
every bit of tonsil.
That isn't all they get, in their
blind hacking (in a field more or
less obscured by bleeding). As
the pathologist's autopsies on a
thousand tonsils removed by
representative men in the mid
west city showed, they some
times "get" pieces of throat mus
cle and other normal tissues.
Lest there be any misunder
standing I should say here that
in my opinion
(1) Tonsillotomy instantaneous
clipping or slicing off the ob
structing portion is ade
quate and justifiable treat
ment for children with en
larged tonsils. This is as
quickly over with and as safe
as extraction of a tooth.
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Around Hollywood
By ALINE M0SBY
United Press Correspondent
Editor's note: Aline Mosby Is on va
cation. Actor Robert Stack wrote a
guest column about his experiences in
Tokyo on a movie location.
By ROBERT STACK
Written for the United Press
Hollywood (U.R) Japan,
where we made "House of Bam
boo," is a world of paradoxes,
a mixture of a
residue of GI's
1 and a culture
that goes back
thousands of
years.
My first vis
it to a geisha
house was an
i n comparable
experience . .
The geisha is
Aline Mosby neither s 1 a ve
nor doxy. Theirs is an honor
able profession, their primary
function to bring beauty to a
man's life. What a geisha girl
wants to make of her own life
is up to her. To the average
Japanese, she represents the
way of existence he'd like to en
joy at all times.
We were waited upon hand
and foot, fed, served drinks, and
had our every wish attended to
by not one but half a dozen
lovely girls.
Subtle Pantomime
After dinner came another
treat, dancing. The costumes,
make-ups, hair-dresses are styl
ized, the kind you see in the old
prints. The geishas tell trjeir
stories in expressive, subtle
pantomime. I never did get the
hang of the community geisha
dance which takes place during
the evening, so I probably set
Japanese dancing back 5,000
years.
The next night, we went to a
Japanese night club where we
witnessed a performance which
would have given the Johnston
Office apoplexy. It was present
ed with a minimum of costum
ing, but with all the simplicity
and lack of self-consciousness of
a group of children taking a bath
in their birthday clothes.
The Oriental's fantastic po
liteness is in humorous paradox
to a Tokyo taxi-driver. I went
to a very small town in the out
skirts with our star, Shirley
Yamaguchi. She is one of Ja
pan's biggest stars. We went in
to a small store where she want
ed to shop.
Like Monroe
The people crowded around
her as they would Marilyn Mon
roe here. Shirley introduced
me, and their instantaneous
charm and courtesy was inde
scribable also their curiosity.
You must partake of refresh
ments. In this case, it was tea
with small fish covered with
what looked like caramel sauce.
I gave a forceful performance of
enjoying these goodies and spent
the rest of the day trying to find
a bottle of Bromo Seltzer.
I'm sure every Tokyo taxi-cab
driver isn erstwhile kamikase.
They drive like . . . well, like
there is no tomorrow. Horn
blowing is a national custom
but never used to alert the pe
destrian or another driver. A
Tokyo cabbie's horn honks just
as he's a split hair between you
and eternity.
(2) Surgical diathermy elec
tro - coagulation ii the
method of choice for the
treatment of infected tonsils.
(3) Tonsillectomy is an atrocity
which should be outlawed.
There is no justification for
even attempting to "get every
bit of tonsil." In fact, there
is plenty of evidence on
record to show that more or
less tonsil tissue remains in
the throat after 75 per cent
of these atrocious operations.
(If any reputable physician
challenges the accuracy of
my statement, Til cite author
ities for it.)
In the mail today was a news
paper story of a little boy who
had come through "a routine ton
sillectomy" without difficulty.
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He had been returned to his hos-1
pital room. Several hours later
his heart stopped beating. But
the boy was restored to life when
a surgeon made an incision and
massaged the heart. An inhala
tor was used, and the boy was
kept in an iron lung for several i
hours. But about forty hours j
after the operation the heart!
ceased beating.
I ask every parent andevery
doctor who reads this piece: Was
that major operation necessary?
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times a day. the ulcer has healed. In
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