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Airliner Remains
Tell City, Ind. - (UPD - Work
ers using machines, rakes and
bare hands Sat .day began
scooping the . cmains . of an
airliner and its 63 passengers
and crewmen from. 'their 50
foot deep grave in a snow-covered
farm field. , .
Officials said it would take
3 to 4 days to complete the
laborious task" and patholo
gists, charged with solving the
cause of an airliner explosion
from thev condition of human
fragments, feared the"" delay
would hamper their investiga
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The Food-Faddist
I recently read in the Jour
nal GP, for January a note by
Dr. Albert H. Holland Jr.,
W '"'l I rector of the
.National Food
and Drug Ad
m i nistration.
He was telling
us doctors
that we ought
to be joining
with the
American
M e d i cal As
Dr. Alvarez
sociation, the Food and Drug
Administration, and the Na
tional Better Business Bureau
in telling the people of Amer
ica how they are being gyp
ped out of many millions -of
dollars a year by high pres
sure salesman, many of whom
go from house to house, tell
ing people that their foods
are inadequate; that their
health is in danger, and that
whatever feelings of ill health
they have are due to an im
proper diet. The theory - is
that everyone needs to sup
plement his diet with vita
mins and minerals. The ex
perts of the American Medi
cal Association stress the fact
that in this country dietary
deficiencies are rare. Most of
our people get enough to eat,
and the food supplies all their
needs.
I, a physician, who have
seen an enormous clientele
during most of my 55 years of
practice, having practically
never seen anyone who I
could say definitely was ill
because of a dietary defic
iency. I have seen any num
ber of people who were living
on a crazy and narrow and
inadequate diet which, theor
etically, should have made
them ill; but actually, I could
not demonstrate in them any
illness due to the lack of a
vitamin.
Don't Have to Worry
The food enthusiast main
tains that depletion of the soil
causes malnutrition. As I
showed in a recent column,
this can be true for a number
of pigs which have spent all
of their lives on a small plot
of ground, where they have
eaten only food grown on the
farm about them. But we hu
man beings do not live that
way. We get our food from
all over the United States and
perhaps beyond our borders,
and that is why we don't have
to worry about food grown
on depleted soil. For instance,
this morning I drank orange
juice which may have come
from any one of several
states; I ate some plums
which may have come from
California, I drank some cof
fee which may have come
from Brazil, and in it I had
some cream which came fr.om
a dairy state; I had a little
sugar which may have come
from one of our sugar states
or from Cuba; I ate a piece
of toast made of wheat which
may have come from any one
of several states; and on the
toast I had a little butter
which may have come' from
one of our northern states.
Another claim of the food
enthusiast is that chemical
fertilizers poison the land and
the crops grown on it, but I
read that the government has
conducted extensive research
es which show, as one would
expect, that the nutritional
value of the food is not af
fected by the fertilizers used.
Tremendous Claims
The fourth claim of the food
quack is that he is selling
"wonder foods," which have
great power to make people
w'ell and strong and brilliant
and so forth. Every so often
a group of faddists comes
along with tremendous claims
for perhaps alfalfa, or sea
kelp, or black-strap molasses,
or vinegar and honey - claims
which experts on dietetics re
gard as. silly. Incidentally, I
want to say here that some
of the food supplement peo-
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Emeritus Consultant tn Alei)lein.
Mr.yu CUtle
Emeritus Professor of Medicine.
Mayo Cllnle
pie have written their come
on literature in such a way
as to intimate that I am in
partnership with them. Natur
ally, such behavior greatly
embarrasses and upsets me,
and I am taking legal steps to
protect myself.
Another claim of food fad
dists is that food cooked in
pots made of aluminum can
be poisonous. This is utterly
stupid. A man with an ulcer
may swallow, in one year, a
few pounds of aluminum in
his, medicine. It is not poison
ous. Many scientific groups,
including the American Can
cer Society and the American
Medical Association have
shown that aluminum does no
harm in cooking.
Some Paris Lost
A plausible claim of the
food faddist is that the pro
cessing and cooking of food
removes most of its nutrition
al value. It is true that some
useful parts of food are re
moved in processing or cook
ing, but because of our varied
and rich American diet, this
does not cause disease. . For
instances; in the Orient, where
a poor family may have to get
practically all of their food
from rice, this should not be
polished. Why? Because the
important vitamin B is in the
brown husk, and the people
need this if they are to stay
healthy. In this country where
rice is only one of our many
foods, and this if often eaten
with a little butter or egg or
milk, no one is going to de
velop a disease because the
rice was polished.
Another argument of the
faddists, and I'm ashamed to
say, of some of us doctors, is
that even when no physicians
can find a sign of a food de
ficiency, it still is there - hid
den, and what is called "sub
clinical." This means that it is
not bad enough to produce
any signs or typical symp
toms. It may produce just
some tired feeling or some leg
aches, or some nervousness.
The trouble with such an ar
gument is that, since the fad
dist is unable to produce any
proof for his claims, no one
need say whether he is right
or wrong.
Dr. Alvarez booklet on al
lergy and asthma may be ob
tained by sending 25 cents
and a large, stamped, self
addressed envelope with your
request to Dr. Alvarez, Dept.
MMT, The Register and Trib
une Syndicate, Box 957, Des
Moines 4, Iowa.
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, 1960)
Carole Fighting
Battle of Pounds
Los Angeles - (DPD - Dieting
and rest is the program for
red-haired Carole Tregoff dur
ing her days of freedom await
ing her second murder trial
May 23 with Dr. R. Bernard
Finch"' -
Carole, weighing 20 pounds
more when she left jail on
$25,000 bail Friday after 162
days incarceration, is getting
help fro mher stepmother in
her campaign against the add
ed poundage.
"We'll be buying no new
clothes," said Mrs. Gladys
Tregoff. "We're going to make
the girl fit the clothes, not
visa versa. -
. "We are going on a diet
and that means me too."
Mrs. Tregoff said Carole
was spending most of her time
resting up from the ordeal
of her three-month, four-day
first murder trial which end
ed March 12 in a mistrial. She
and Finch, 42, are accused of
plotting and carrying out the
gunshot slaying of the sur
geon's wife Barbara Jean last
July 18. Finch was denied
bail and remains in jail.
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
Monday, March 21, 1960
J. D. HUDSPETH DIES
Prineville (UPD J. D. Huds
peth, 84, head of the well
known Hudspeth family of
central Oregon, died sudden
ly Saturday. Hudspeth had
not been ill and apparently
suffered a heart attack at his
home.
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