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Science Shrinks Piles
New Way Without Surgery
Finds Healing Substance That Does Both
Kelieves Fain Shrinks Hemorrhoids
Nw Y.rk, Pi. Y. ( Special) For the
first time science has found a new
healing substance with the astonish
ing ability to shrink hemorrhoids
and to relieve pain without surgery.
In ease after case, while gently
relieving pain, actual reduction
(shrinkage) took place.
Most arr-.-ingof all results were
o thorough that sufferers made
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astonishing statements like "Piles
have ceased to be a problem! "
The secret is a new healing sub
stance (Bio-Dyrte) discovery of a
world-famous research institute.
This substance is now available in
suppository or ointment form under
the name Preparation H At your
druggist. Money back guarantee.
'Bit- U. S. Pit Off.
Monday. April 8, 1957
The Medical Roundup
A New Medicine for Diabetes
Ever since 1921, when insulin
was discovered, doctors and pa
tients have wished that some
similar drug
could be found
that would
work when giv
en by mouth.
Some physici
ans worked for
years trying to
find some way
of giving in
sulin by mouth,
Dr Alvares out never suc
ceeded; the substance was di
gested in the stomach and made
inert. Recently, it was found
that a certain s-lfa drug (tol
butamide) will lower blood sugar
when given by mouth, and re
cently in New York City, 1100
experts met for a two-day con
ference on the subject, sponsor
ed by the New York Academy
of Sciences. The drug worked
well in from 50 to 75 per cent
of cases. It works best for per
sons more than 40 years of age
with a mild form of diabetes. In
cases of children and young per
sons with a severe form of dia
betes it is hardly worth trying.
It will help perhaps one in three
persons between the ages of 20
and 40 years of age, who have
a mild form of the disease. In
many cases now a patient finds
he can shift over from insului
to the new drug.
Dr. Henry Dolger of New
York reported that he had seen
no bad side reactions. Dr. Alex
ander Marble of the Joslin
Clinic in Boston reported 66 per
Around Hollywood
Hollywood (U.R) Red But
tons, a short-lived sensation on
television, is rising from the
ashes as a
changed char
acter. He now
is a dramatic
a c t o r "in the
movies. Little
Red was the
George Gobel
of TV back in
1953, in the
dear, old days
Aline Mosby Ol suaigiu
windshields and Italian hair
cuts. But, as TV victims know, fans
are as fickle as the flick of a
dial, and the hungry medium
can burn up a career that in
movies or radio might have last
ed a decade. After -three years
and 34 writers, Red was sent to
the showers.
Now he's begun a new career
that may turn out bigger than
the old. Red copped a plum role,
star billing in a Marlon Brando
picture, "Sayonara."
Role Promising
Director Josh Logan thinks
Red's role may do for him what
"From Here to Eternity" did to
a then-slipping singer, Frank
Sinatra.
"I'm awfully young to be hav
ing a comeback," the 32-year-old
comedian grinned. "I couldn't be
happier I have the best part
of my career ahead of me. This
is a straight dramatic part, not
one gag.
"Of course," he added wryly,
"some of my comedy shows turn
ed out that way."
In his TV days Red was famed
for hiring small armies of writ
ers and firing them two weeks
later. As he says, "I opened a
Chinese fortune cookie when we
were on location in Japan for
'Sayonara' and it said, 'Help me,
I'm a writer for Red Buttons.' "
Firings Explained
"I hired a lot of writers be
cause I was trying to get a good
show," he explained.
Red reflected on his slide out
of TV and said, "the trouble
starts when you realize during
the second year how good you
were the first year. The first
year you're numb. You lose per
spective. You look through very
rose-colored glasses.
"When you settle down and
have time to think, that , fear
starts. You say, 'I've got to stay
up there, I want to last for-
UAW May Seek Work
Week With Four Days
Atlantic City, N.J. (U.R)
United Auto Workers Chief
Walter Reuther disclosed Satur
day that the union would de
mand a four-day work week in
contract negotiations next year.
Reuther said the union mem
bership w-as overwhelmingly in
favor of a "shorter week not j
a shorter day." j
The TJAW president also said j
at a news conference preceding j
the opening today of the union's i
16th convention that the auto
industry would be asked for
higher take-home pay. He did
not specifiy' how much.
Washington (U.R) Two heli
copters for President Eisenhow
er's personal use have been de
livered but have been flown- to
Olmsted Air Force base at Mid
dletown, Pa., for exhaustive
tests, it was disclosed Saturday.
1? e.? .
Emeritus Consultant in Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professor of Medicine,
Mayo Foundation
cent success in treating more
than 400 patients. In all, some
1500 patients with diabetes have
now been treated.
Depends on Cells
According to Dr. Loubatieres,
of Montpelier, France, a favor
able response to the new drug
seems to depend on the amount
of insulin-producing cells left
in the pancreas. For this reason,
a child with a severe diabetes
and practically no insulin pro
duction, cannot be helped by the
new drug.
A point that I wish to empha
size is that this new drug has
been brought forward and de
veloped by one" of America's
great drug houses, presided over
by laymen. Every year I receive
a number of unpleasant and ac
cusing letters from friends of
cancer quacks who assure me
that we in the medical profes
sion are so selfish and narrow
minded that when a cure for can
cer is discovered by a quack or
other layman we refuse to use
it. I hope these people will note
now that when some chemists
who never practiced medicine
came forward with a new drug
that looked promising, within
a year it had been tried out
eagerly by able physicians in
every civilized , part of the
globe. No one cared a hoot
where the drug had come fom
or who had found it; all the doc
tors wanted to know was, would
it work, was it safe, and where
could they get some of it. Every
doctor is so happy when he can
bring help to his patients that
he will try anything that looks
promising and safe.
By ALINE MOSBY
United Press Correspondent
ever, I have to be better."
"Now," he shrugged. "I'm
getting a lot of action, lots of
movie offers. I'm darn near as
hot now as I was three years
ago."
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