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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.
YOU CANT IGNORE THE STATISTICS
A familiar device of every
ready operators working up bus
iness for themselves and the hos
pital is this:
"The child will probably con
tinue to have one cold after an
other until those bad tonsils are
removed."
This shabby trick disarms
countless parents, grandparents,
uncles, aunts, big brothers or
sisters who might otherwise save
the child from a major oper
ation Notice, please, the tonsil
snatchers give no guarantee or
commitment of any kind. They
leave it to the gullible guardians
to draw the inference that ton
sillectomy will put an end to the
usual childhood illnesses.
Well, now, what can parents,
grandparents, uncles, aunts, etc.
who have gotten beyond the
third grade in school learn from
the most authoritative statistics
available today concerning the
effects of tonsillectomy? I'll cite
these statistics for you, or, if
you'd rather study the question
first-hand, you may find in your
public library the book from
which I quote: Children's Ton
sils In and Out, by Albert D.
Around Hollywood
By ALINE MOSBY
United Press Correspondent
Kaiser, M. D., published by Lip
pincott, 1932. Dr. Kaiser's sta
tistics are the most authoritative
we have today, and I do hereby
solemnly promise to make pub
lic apology, retraction, correc
tion, or amendment if any repu
table physician or group of phy
sicians can show that there are
today any more authoritative
or more carefully compiled sta
tistics on the effects of tonsillec
tomy on the frequency of so
called "colds" in childhood than
Dr. Kaiser's.
Information obtained from
parents of 4,400 Rochester
school children between four
and seven years of age showed
that 42 per cent were subject to
three or more "colds" a year.
For various reasons physicians
advised removal of the tonsils
and adenoids of the 4,400 chil
dren. But 2,200 of the children
were subjected to the operation,
and 2,200 were not.
The entire groups of 4,400
children were observed over a
period of ten years, and then,
when the childred were from 14
to 17 years of age, high school
students, "the general incidence
of repeated colds was definitely
less than it had been when the
children were four to seven
years of age." '
Among the . 2,200 children
whose tonsils and adenoids had
been removed 22 per cent (484
children) were still subject to
repeated "colds." Among the
2,200 whose tonsils and adenoids
were not removed 31 per cent
(692 children) still had repeated
"colds."
In view of these statistics I
must say I don't see how any
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Editor's not Aline Moiby Is on
vacation. Today's guest columnist Is
director Budd Boetticher, Hollywood's
only real bullfighter. He tells why he
risks death in the ring.
By BUDD BOETTICHER
Written for United Press
Hollywood (U.P.) Several
weeks ago I was celebrating the
fact my picture "The Magnifi
cent Matador," was ready to be
shown, so it seemed logical to
accept an invitation to go to the
border city of Tijuana, Mexico,
to fight the brave bulls.
A handful of years have pass
ed since I was in a bull ring, an
arena that has fascinated me
from the moment I first stepped
into one as a torero at the tender
age of 19. That was more than
15 years ago Since then when
ever opportunity has arisen be
tween pictures, I've tried to
block out time for bull fighting.
Many people have attempted
to explain that fascsination of
the bulls for the audience as
well as the fighter. When it was
announced I would actually be
going into the ring again, I
knew many of my Hollywood
friends would be in the audience
looking for the answer.
No Psychiatrist
Now it's true a man can get
killed fighting bulls. And many
of them do.
Why do I do it then?
Making pictures in Hollywood
can be an exciting, highly pro
fitable and quite frequently, an
ulcer-provoking business. I
don't have ulcers. Nor do I visit
a psychiatrist.
I fight bulls instead.
I trimmed down to 176 pounds
for the fight. I never felt better
in my lite. I became a different
man, a man with a purpose. And
though this was, I believe, the
28th time I'd been in the ring,
it was the first time I felt no
fear at all
I was going to do something
I was not at all sure I could do
and if I failed the penalty would
be tougher than one connected
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Eugene Area Leads In Lumber Production
Salem (U.R) "More than half
of the lumber produced in the
United States comes from forests
within a 300-mile radius of Eu
gene, according to the State For
estry Department.
Softwood lumber produc
tion, comprised largely of Doug
las fir and Ponderosa pine, ap
proaches some 15,000,000,000
board feet. Douglas county is the
leading log producer" with 1,
500,000,000 board feet in 1953,
and exceeds by 50 per cent all
of the timber cut in Texas.
Lane county is second leading
producer with 1 13 billion
board feet and furnishes more
lumber to the nation's economy
than Mississippi, Louisiana 6r
Alabama.
Estimated cash income from
the lumber industry in this tim
ber heartland is more than $2,
700,000,000 and provides jobs
for more than 200,000 loggers,
truck drivers, machine operators
and other lumbering skills.
with making a flop picture. In
the ring would be no agents, pro
ducers, cutters, sound men
none to rely on but myself.
Ulcer Insurance
It's a good thing for a man to
face danger alone at regular
periods in his life. It's like step
ping into a cold shower and com
ing out feeling newborn and
clean.
In the ring, later, I looked up
at the Hollywood contingent in
the stands Jane Powell, Xav
ier Cugat, Bob Parrish and
John Wayne. I had killed the
bull after having been uncom
fortably close to his horn sever
al times. As I looked at my
friends I knew that they could
not know the exhilaration and
the peace I felt at that moment.
I'm going back to fight the
bulls again in October. I hope
to be able to do it periodically
as long as my legs hold out.
Have you heard of any better
insurance against ulcers?
Medford Youth Named
To U.S. Naval Academy
Charles H. Hollis Jr., airman
third class in the USAF, has
completed his courses at the
Navy Preparatory school, Bain
bridge, Md., has passed his
examinations "successfully, and
will enter the United States Na
val academy at Annapolis the
first of July. He is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Hollis, 510 Mae
St.
Hollis, who was graduated
from Medford High school in
1954, received his appointment to
the Naval academy through Con
gressman Harris Ellsworth. Al
ready serving in the Air Force,
he was transferred to the prep
aratory school.
West Coast-Europe
Air Route Sought
San Francisco (U.R) Trans
World Airlines announced yes
terday that it has filed applica
tion with the Civil Aeronautics
Board in Washington to estab
lish direct service between the
West Coast and Europe.
The company asked approval
of -Los Angeles, San Francisco,
Oakland, Portland Seattle as co-
terminals on TWA international
routes, -thus permitting use of
the shortest and most direct
course from the Far West to
London and Paris.
TWA said its aircraft may or
may not fly a so-called "polar
route," but will be free to choose
the most advantageous high alti
tude course depending upon
winds and pressure patterns.
The airline presently oper
ates one-plane international ser
vice to Europe from Chicago,
Detroit, New York, Philadelphia
and Boston.
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A local survey has been
made to determine the top
favorites on the juke
boxes.
They are "Table Rock
Around the Clock" and
"I'll Love You Still in Old
Gold Hill So Keep the Har
bor Lights Burning, Baby
Blues."
Soviet Union To Return
American Naval Vessels
Soviet Union will return 62
American naval vessels, received
during World War II under the
lend-lease agreement, to the
U.S. Navy at this north German
Baltic Sea port starting next
month, it was announced
Wednesday.
The Schleswig-Holstein state
government said the vessels, 56
torpedo boats and six small ships
equipped to hunt submarines,
are currently stationed in Soviet
and Soviet-occupied ports in the
Baltic Sea area. The announce
ment said the ships would be
returned in groups of 10 to 15
vessels during the next three
months.
ACCIDENT FATAL
Florence, Ore. U.R) Mervin
Braley, 29, Florence, Ore., died
en route to a hospital yesterday
after being struck in the head
by a tree, which gave way while
being held by a line. The logging
accident occurred three miles
east of here.
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