2A MAIL TRIBUNE, MeoW, Or., Wednesday, January 21, 1959
Sailor Dies As Doctor Hears Ship
Los Angeles-(CPD-The Navy
and Coast Guard lost a des
perate battle against time
Tuesday when a 48-year-old
ailing sailor died just min
utes before help arrived.
Francis J. Byrne, 48, of Ar
cadia, was stricken 650 miles
out at sea aboard the mer
chant ship Hawaiian Builder
on a voyage to Hawaii. There
was no doctor aboard and the
ship began a hasty return to
Southern California in an at
tempt to get Byrne to a doc
tor. High winds prevented a
helicopter sent to meet the
ship from removing Byrne
and a Navy ship carrying a
doctor was about to rendez
vous with the merchant ves
sel when Byrne died. His ship
had traveled back to within
60 miles of the California
coast in the attempt to save
his life.
Cause of death was un
known.
FORMER FASCIST DIES
Biella. Italy - (CPU - Former
Fascit Colonel Cristoforo Ba-
seggio, 90, who once wounded
Benito Mussolini in a duel,
died Tuesday
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The Medical Roundup
Emeritus Consultant In Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professor of Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
Dr. Alvarea
10:35 Theater
11:05 Sign Ofl
A Sore Coccyx (Tail Bone)
' Quite a few highly nervous
or poorly-adjusted people com
plain bitterly of pain or dis
tress aro und
their coccyx-
the little tail
bone. A wom
an just writes
to say she has
had it treated
by regular
physicians, al
so osteopaths
and chiroprac
tors who have
massaged it and manipulated
it and injected it with pro
caine. They have given her
medicines, and still the thing
distresses her constantly. Now,
a surgeon Is planning to re
move the bone, thinking that
this should surely help. I hope
the surgeon first reads up on
this operation and learns that
it has a reputation for being
practically 100 per cent futile.
In my 53 years of practice,
I have seen quite a few wom
en (the patients are all wom
en) who had this operation
done, and none got any relief.
The reason for this failure
is that in these cases the dis
ease is not in the tail-bone
or the tissues about it-it is the
nervous system and probably
up in the brain. I have always
been impressed by the fact
that in these cases, when I
moved the little tail-bone back
and forth and palpated the
joint between the bone and
the sacrum just above it (the
sacrum is the bone which lies
between the two hip bones) I
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did not aggravate the woman's
distress, and I could not find
anything locally wrong. X-ray
examination of the area never
showed anything definitely
wrong. In many of these cases
the woman has inherited an
unstable nervous system of
the type that will cause her
to feel pain in several parts
of her body-off and on for
most of her days. Many of
these unfortunate persons are
constantly getting a new pain
somewhere.
Married Men Live Longer
Someone asks if medical
statistics show any relation be
tween marriage and the span
of life. Yes; it is well known
to insurance statisticians that
the married man on the aver
age lives considerably longer
er than does a bachelor; and
a little lorlger than does a
widower. It is hard to say just
why this is, but it is supposed
that the married man lives
a more comfortable and more
sheltered life, and he is less
exposed to the dangers of al
coholism and sexual promis
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Grange News
Central Point Grange
"Mexico" was the theme of
the lecturer's program for the
Central Point Grange Jan. 16.
Mrs. Charles Jantzer, chair
man for the group F through
K, introduced Mrs. K. Linker,
who was dressed in Mexican
costume and gave a group of
accordion numbers. Included
were "Lady of Sppin," "Blue
Tango," and "Tekoe Tekoe."
An original skit by Mrs.
Scott Hamilton, depicting a
day in "Old Mexico" followed
with Mr. and Mrs. L. Gordon,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Keenan, Mr.
and Mrs. Walt Jensen, Mr.
and Mrs. C. Jantzer, Scott
Hamilton and Vernon Geb
hard participating. The skit
concluded with the senors
and senoras doing a typical
dance.
Mrs. Edwin Gebhard show
ed colored slides of a trip to
Mexico City and other points
of interest in Mexico which
she had seen. She also ex
plained the Mexican souvenirs
on the display table.
During the business Master
Boyce appointed Marshall
Weidman, Julius Dobrot, and
Scott Hamilton as a commit
tee to meet and study the ma
terial sent to the Grange by
the Jackson County Planning
commission. Roscoe Roberts
of Roxy Ann Grange, was
present and talked on in
surance matters. More plans
for the Centennial dinner to
be given by the Grange on
Feb. 14 were discussed. There
were 50 members present.
The serving committee in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lull,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Foley and
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Olson.
Medford Man Arrested
On Eugene Warrant
Richard Roy Hohensee, 319
Newtown st., was arrested
here Monday on a charge of
non-support, Medford police
reported. ,
Police said he was arrested
at the request of the Lane
county sheriffs office in Eu
gene, which held a district
court warrant charging non
support. MARINE AUTHORITY DIES
Wilton, Conn.-dTD-Dr. Vic
tor Schechter, 52, an author
ity on marine biology and
oceanography, died of a heart
attack Tuesday at his home.
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person's health. Certainly,
celibacy is compatible with
a long life. Recently I men
tioned in this column a study
of lives of thousands of celi
bate Catholic Brothers and
Sisters in a teaching order,
which showed that, on the av
erage, they lived longer than
do Americans in the outside
world.
Strange As It Seems y ELS,E Hix
Dr. Alvarez hopes his read
ers will understand that it
would be impossible for him
to answer requests for infor
mation or to attempt to diag
nose by mail.
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, 1959)
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