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This is the nineteenth in a
series of 20 articles by Dr. Morris
rishbein. dealing with the func
tion of glands in the human body.
By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN
Editor Journal of the American
Medical Association, and of
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Situated behind the thyroid
gland in the throat near the wind
pipe are two soft, reddish bodies,
each about the size of a bean.
They are known as the parathy
roid gland.. When these glands
are removed, the person concern
ed suffers from a condition called
totany.
In tetany there are spasmodic
movements, loss of weight, pain
and tingling in the hands and
feet, cramping in the legs and
arms, and other serious symptoms.
The hair may fall out and the
nails may change. The skin be
comes thinner and there is a great
deal of excessive perspiration.
The parathyroid glands are con
cerned with the manner in which
the human body uses calcium and
phosphorus. Calcium and phos
phorus are important in the devel
opment of bones and teeth. Cal
cium in the blood Is of importance
in controlling the degree of irrita
bility of nerves and muscles. Cal
cium is important inathe clotting
of blood.
Since the parathyroid glands are
known to have these definite ef
fects on the body by the secretion
which they pour directly into the
blood, it is now possible to use
the parathyroid glandular ma
terial for definite purposes in the
control of symptoms of disease.
When parathyroid glandular ex
tract is given to the human being
by injection, the amount of cal
cium in the blood is increased
and the amount of phosphorus is
decreased.
Calcium necessary for the blood
is obtained in some cases by with
drawing it from the bones, so it
is 'minnoww to give extra calcium
in the diet nr as a drug in order
that the bones may not be changed
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Pin balls Roll Again
T HOSE readers who find themselves somewhat con-
I fused about the pinball situation need not feel
ashamedthey are no worse off, apparently, than the
public authorities.
The district attorney hits been be-deviled by varying
legal decisions and interpretations from downstate, by
sore pinball operators, and by a revenue-hungry city
council which obviously knows little about the pinball
situation except that it brings WOO a year or there
abouts into city coffers.
Immediately after the prosecutor had shut down pin
balls, along came a Polk county decision in favor of the
operators. He stuck it out for seven days, and then
succumbed to a demand by the city council that the
city's pinball licensees be freed from danger of arrest or
confiscation activities.
It is probably just as well that things have worked
out as they have, pending a supreme court test of the
legality of the 1935 law that authorized municipalities
to license (or prohibit) certain devices "involving an
element of skill." Such a test is in the wind, and
eventually a popular vote on the pinball question is to
be had.
There are certain features of the situation, however,
that are not healthy. One is the way the pinball inter
ests have been able to play hide and seek, legally and
otherwise, with the authorities. The other is the seem
ing tendency of various municipal authorities, to look on
anything that brings in revenue as all right because it
does just that.
Finally, there is the possibility that youngsters will
play these gaming devices. Many of the business people
who have pinball boards in their places are careful
about this matter, and they are to be commended. But
there are some places where minors do play the games.
About the only way this thing can be detected is to send
a minor around to play the devices, and that, of course,
has its undesirable aspects. It would be encouraging if
the police would use a little more vigilance against the
practice of permitting minors to play pinballs, whia is
definitely prohibiad in the city ordinance.
Paul Mallon Back Again
AFTER a prolonged absence, Paul Mallon retums to
this page today with his pithy interpretations of the
important news of our times.
Mr. Mallon last spring severed connection with the
firm that had been syndicating his articles. He signed
up with another firm, and then went on a trip to Europe.
Because of the favorable comments of many readers
upon Mr. Mallon's column, we decided to stay with him
through the change, at some increased cost under the
new set-up. We believe that our decision was justified,
and that Herald-News readers will agree with us.
Mr. Mallon is one of the very best commentators of
the times. His summer tour of Europe adds that much
more to his background and insight into important
affairs.
EN
The Family Doctor
by the excess of calcium taken
from them.
It is known also that vitamin D
Is of importance in controlling the
use of calcium by the body. In
sufficient amounts, vitamin D will
raise the amount of calcium in
the blood and increaae the ab
sorption of calcium from the in
testines. Chief advantage of parathyroid
extract intitead of vitamin D on
certain occasions lies in the fact
that parathyroid extract brings
about an effect more promptly.
The effects last about 24 hours
after one injection. It is possible,
of course, to inject calcium di
rectly into the blood as well.
In certain instances as, for ex
ample, in radium poisoning and
lead poisoning, the use of para
thyroid material will help re
move poisonous material from the
body.
The function of the parathyroid
gland is, however, to preserve a
normal nervous system and a nor
mal amount of muscle action.
Since the heart is a muscle, a
change in the amount of calcium
may definitely affect the heart.
When a woman is going to have
a child, she moat supPlY the child
through her body with the necem
sary amounts of calcium and phos
phorus for its growth. If it is
not supplied, the child's body will
actually take calcium and phos
phorus from the mother's body.
For this reason in earlier days
women who were pregnant fin
Ten Years
Ago
In Klamath
T MISR in his praise of the
Kitimat
it grown Potato wilitql
ha said. ill bevolffing well known
in the leading markets of Vali
torn ia another representative of
it widely reputed firm of produce
buyers value last night to visit
Klamath spud fields.
That the second annual potato
festival to he held hero in No
vember will be I hree times as
largo as that of the previous
year was predicted at the meet
ing of the Klamath County Po
tato C rowers association.
A fine of $50 or 25 days in
I Was prescribed for pa ront s
who allow t heir children to leave
home premises during t he Infan
tile paralysis quarantine on I he
city, at the council meeting last
night.
SUMMOIling a patrolman te
help him find S5 he said was
stolen led to the downfall of a
Klamat h resident last night. be
CattSe in leading the officer to
his home he forgot t hat the
house was well stocked wit It
bootleg lignor and bottling
paraphernalia.
KIDNAPED LONG
ISLAND SOCIALITE
DECLARED DEAD
NEW YORK. Sept. 1 5 t1111--
NEW YORK. Sept. 15 (UN!
Airs. Alice McDonnell Parsons..
missing since June 9. died in her I
kidnapers bands It month later.
Benjamin Shiverts, an attorney,
said today.
Shiverts. counsel for Airs. Anna
ISupryanova. Russian-born house
keeper at the Parsons farm, said
the information was contained in
letters the department of justice
received front the supposed au.
ductors of the society woman.
The letters. he said. stated Airs.
Parsons' body had been disposed
of.
Proof that the letters were gen
uine. he said. was a brooch she
wore when site disappeared and
which has been sent to the agents
by the abductors.
One letter, he said. told of Mrs.
Parsons death from pneumonia
on July 9. a month atter a man
and a woman induced her to enter
an automobile at Stony Brook.
where her husband had a
squab farm. The letter said she
had been .kept prisoner on Long
Island, not far front the farm.
All the letters, according to
Shiverts, were postmarked Eliza
beth. N. J., and Newark, N. J.
Federal Inspector Earl J. Con
nelley, in charge of the case, re
fused to comment on Shiverts
statements.
Mrs. Parsons was 3S when she
was kidnaped and had been left a
$:;0,9uu trust fund by her uncle,
the late Col. Timothy Shaler Wil
liams. former president of the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit com
pany. She also was to share in
the residuary estate of $415,972
and in the es:ate of Mrs. Williams,
who died in 1936, six years atter
her husband.
DEER HUNTERS
POURING INTO
BIEBER REGION
BIEBER, Calif.Hunters have
been pouring into northeastern
California in daily increasing
numbers for the past week to he
on the ground for the (leer season
which opens Thursday morning,
Sept. 16. and lasts for a month.
They have arrived in hundreds
of automobiles pulling trailer
houses or baggage trailers or
crammed with hunting and camp
ing equipment.
The limit is one buck to a
bunter, and no forked horn (leer
may be killed, in district 1, which
comprises Lassen and Modoc coun
ties and ihe eastern part of Siski
you. In Shasta county the limit
Is two buckn.
A new scout-bombing plane re
cently tested by the U. S. navy
is said to be faster than any
ever used In that service. Pow
ered by a "twin-wasp" motor it
has tandem cockpits for a crew
of two, full retractable landing
gear and an all-metal fuselage.
Results of my survey show the
average person will do markedly
better work when not alone. When
you work alone, your work may
be more accurate, though, for you
take the time to try harder.
Prof. Theodora M. Abel of New
Yprk.
Press agents surround one with
so many assertions of happiness
that it is wonderful to have at
least one person, my husband, ask
If I really am, and then do some
thing to keep me that way.--Irene
Dunne, movie actress.
I should like to enumerate
three, facts, onelnding a chapter
In German history: Firstly, the
V011iallieri Treaty is dead; second
ly, Germany is free; thirdly, our
army In guarantor of our freedom.
Adolf Hitler of Germany.
quently saffered with decay of the
teeth and ninfflar dinturbances.
Nliscellaneous gland
materials.
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THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON September 15, 1937
'SIDE GLANCES by George Clark
"if I could change a twenty-dollar bill I wouldn't
selling hot (ninnies."
Veisatile Writer.
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31 Thought. 23 To gaze
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32 Pitcher. fixedly. I Being.
34 To free. 55 To carry. 2 Flood.
36 Toupee. 55 Credit. 3 Born.
33 Beverage. 57 Wife of a peer
39 Suitable. 59 Railroad. 4 To total.
41 Within. 60 She is a 6 To choose by
42 Gong, famous novel, ballot.
43 Kinds. tot and 7 Scarlet.
45 Hawaiian bird story writer 8 Sack.
46 Desert animal. 61 To bow 0 Laid srnooth
48 Indian. 62 She also has 10 To soak flax.
50 Diner. written sue- 12 Fruit.
52 Dry. cessful 16 Minor note
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19 Amidst
20 Carmine
22 Frozen water.
23 Default
24 To rebuild.
26 Stair post
27 Dress coat end
29 Foot end
33 To arouse
35 To graft
37 Substance in
flour.
38 Arranged in
layers
40 rtv:MS
42 Cot
44 Perched
47 Tree
49 Rootstock
51 Rule
53 Southeast
54 Electrical
term
57 Point
'58 Spain
FIRE DESTROYS
BIEBER TIMBER
BIEBER, Calif.Fire in the
Lassen national forest that broke
out Saturday was reported to
have burned IGO acres near Black
Ridge, about 20 miles south of
Bieber, before being brought un
der control. More than 125 men
were fighting the fire Saturday
night.
Five acres of woods was burned
by fire that destroyed buildings
of the Vern Knox farm on the
mountainside west of Nub !cher
Thursday.
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PORTLAND BOY DIES
IN HUNTING MISHAP
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UKIAH, Cal.. Sept. 15 (CM
Robert Mitchell, El Centro. Cal.
Tuesday accidentally killed his
brother, George E. Mitchell, 25,
Portland, Ore.. in a freak hunt
ing accident.
The brothers wero cleaning two
identical 20-20 cities. Robert fin
ished cleaning his rifle and went
inside their tent. He did not load
the weapon. George cleaned and
loaded his gun. Robert came out,
mistaking Georges rifle for his
own, picked it up. It went off,
fatally wounding the brother.
AMERICAN FORCED
To MARY CHIEF'S
FRIEND IN PERU
AvAsilimiToN 15 (UM
A former American bushiest, man
Peit today unfolded a melo
dramatic tato et tieing forced to
become the unwilling bridegroom
of a sweetheart of the Imo porn.
vian Prot, Went Augusto M. 1,0-
Aida while military agettin Pointed
concealed u'eapoila ni hitt back.
Tim victim of tho alleged plot
was Lowim I. Clarkson. fernier
ma nu fact firers agent in Perth
who today filed a petition in Dia
triet of Columbia 811111'011M court
to have tho marriage annulled, lie
said. he Wits compelled to marry
Senora lereeties Da It &itIiiIiiii
NUM De Imilewig, or die an
eitiental death."
Clarkson's brief asserted that
ho first fuel his future wife in
192.1 and subsequently visited her
home on SOVVVIII OtT119tOlitl. 'rho
"military" wedding took place in
11)25. according In his piqit tom
which related that ho held little
affection (or the bride. whom he
described as a "person of find
reputation, conintonly known to be
involved in Peruvian political in
t rig ties 11 tit! tO It,, supported hy
various government olficials, in
eluding the then president of the
republic."
Early in 1925, he tialtl. one of
Legulaa aides asked him to villi
tho presidential palace. There he
tu.tu mlii. 110 tohtt ell. I hat Senora
Do 1m Quintana WILK Ittlgilit to be
come a mother. and Dint Leittlin
wanted Clitritson to marry her.
Legula warned hint that he had
better acquiesce or li found dead
the ictim of an "acoldental shoot
ings Clarkson said lie yielded to Le
gala's iktilltilits IlevallSo
familiar with various incidents of
the NtIthlell it u.tl.luu'tlrul Iwo of the
of 1.equift. who never
again ere heard from."
permill d him to fraTe
Peru an February, 1927. but first
required him to register his ulfe'p
Iwo children as his out Clurkson.
raid.
NOTE IN BOTTLE
FROM AMELIA HELD
CHILDISH HOAX
VALL.E..10. Sent. I5
A wino bottle containing a note
signed "Amelia Earhart and Fred
Noonan" 38 found bobbing on
San Francisco bay and authorities
tiescribed it as a hoax growing
out of the twominiths disannear
ance of Ilia famed Will tors,
The noto raid:
stink :10 miles front liou
land isle. Send help at once.
"Anwria Earhart and Fred
Noonan."
Miss Earhart and tier
gator, Fred SO011itil, illsappeared
In the South Pacific July
flying from Lae. New Guinea. to
!lowland Inland on a roundthe
world flight.
The note. found by Leonard
Schlageter of Vallejo, uas scrawled
In sehoolboyish handwriting. (oil''
pled with the misynelling of Ina
-Howland." circumstances Indi
cated that the nolo had been
tossed into tho bay 3 a childish
prank.
Authorities sahl It would be im
possible for a bottle to float up
the Pacific to tho Golden Gate.
then through the gate Into San
Francisco bay and up to Vallejo.
BRITAIN CAPTURES.
DEEP WATER PRIZE
wEin;EPoter, N. S. Sept. 15
(I:PiGreat Britain's team of
hardy salt water fishermen, aided
by fishing luck and the howling
winds of the North Atlantic, last
night captured the Sharp trophy.
must prized seagoing cup in inter
national fishing competition.
The big silver howl, emblem
atic of the world's big game fish
ing championship. wan awarded
the British squad when a sudden
hurricane for the second time In a
week dipped over the Nova Seolia
coast. sending the tiny boats of the
international fleet scuttling for
cover.
The fleet was ()Mem' In and
the tournament ended. with Great
Britain leading the United States'
deep water anglers 9 to 3.
Lives often depend on the un
erring eyesight of airplane pilots
who must bring planes to earth
tinder poor visibility conditions.
To test thn vision of aviators,
the pilots face a miniature air
port lighted with tiny lamps and
as they sight the nem through
glasses, they most guide their
planes to land with a small
wheel.
News Behind file News
By PAUL MALLON
i'olit cop) right, 19111, by It log ent twee; Syndic'', I hie. A II
righi ivserved. Itoproiltivi hot lo foil or in pot t
It ivi ly prolt iiiit
t itinggior (IiI)1011111t11, 111141111U,
gunning for their own not tonal
milli It8Mi'I lii Pin row,, may
playing 'novo and moil) ilaitger
otimiY hut I ho cannot (taro war.
Tito reamonit aro oh long to any
ohaor Ong A minivan oyo, touring
acroma 11000 tutu,, lwr eight tor.
oign coo lit ico in Om poet throe
mom hs
I'lloy stick out through the of
propaganda and above t ho
hand-painted poi it gconory
with clarity which etillVt CUll
Viet 1011.
Tito peoplo of linty, for MM.
VIO, aro for Niunso Hui bovausit of
whut Ito has 'lotto for them. Tho
ratio for him la probably 4 or 5
to But they aro Junt ii unteh
against war. An Ito must well
know. his most ruinorablo front
in event of ft major war would ha
at Immo whore tho leant ho could
oxpert in fatal pitsnive remininneo.
I II got nwa with it In Ethiopia
borauso he wan Aldo to make that
a short flhtlntftrII gas moll.
Th0 6111110 itdict on RppItii to
tiomany. when the rill to fight
In historically stronger. but would
he exprennod only if there II It
bayonet behind It.
Froth ' It ant horn les Mewls
must know their PV101111111 would
riso in it 111111010 to repel an lit
rador but would intro no will to
nti rm. him arronsthp border.
England han publicly thou llll -
St raid oho is not lint) unprepared
for war but not oven preparod to
take a strong hand with littera:I
tional hoodlumn. Next year will
Ito ilifferent. Both tinier and
Ills,ndini pad pottog get all they
ran now. They will find Load
hull a tougher proposition when
ha gels ins armament lllll nada
Ihit there is a more convincing
reason why machine gun diploni
sicy must avoid the ultimate enn
clumon of present moles. it Is
the same reason why men in their
right minds do not commit sui
cide. namely thnt the advantages
are Slit to be disappointing
EtiropeN leaders are scared
right now. Really IIVI4red for the
first time. The apprehension eg
pressed by Mr. Itomoreit a few
days ago in shared by !limner au
thoritics in Europe.
'rho wny itussin hns been act
ing Is what frightens them. Ap
parently Comrade stain' Is feel
lug his new-found VIIVilkt. HO has
discovered new mores of raw M1-
11)111118 (gold. phosphate). lie
thinks he has an air superiority
tam It result of experience In
Spnin Ile has. just within the
past few days, significantly trnns
!erred his most efficient manager
from railroads to henvy goods, In
dicating hint his formerly trou
blesome transportation problem
Is Pit ntightened nut ItTld that he
Is getting rendy to wheel out hie
big war goods faster.
This, they say. explains the
sudden belligerency in his notes
to Italy.
But. what the official eyes also
see. through their special ktiti
mghts. in that tr Russia goes to
tho support of China, France will
very likely he drawn In through
her treaty with !Neste. Faigifind
would ho expected to follow be
cause she cannot afford to let
Franco lose a kar and thereby
establish a atronger nation On
her channel dooratell.
This would moan Russia. France.
Hngland and China againet Japan,
Germany and Italy. and it would
mean defeat for Japan. Germany
and Italy. No one would relish
a met-up like that, except possibly
Russia.
Mussolini aeema to have been
atibtly informed of the extensive
lineup against hint in the news
front Nyon. lie is no madman, hut
a crafty politician, probably the
ablest in Europe today. (Hitler
seem; to be only a bad imitator).
It la a three to One bet that Mus
solini will emerge from the area
eta emergency with increased ad
vantages in the Mediterranean;
England will lose another diplo
matic skirmish; Matilda will re
turn to her communist mending,
which is really only fascism un
der another name.
It may mound to an American
110Wfl reader Jul if MUFIII011111 has
a cell loose upatairm when he
Marts emoting ationymoun tor
pedoes at itritiah men-of-war,
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genornily 'Waning tlin largo, by
It roithin or pinta. Par lirinants In
Ihul dillionialle gain In Ettronn
consider 11 only rash bill altilitul
tilitioninvy under iqtaling gatia
titer shim lards. (Thorn lit no wha
tnot in thit nilittla or innit.1
111011110H In 1.'1111144o tont lititnin
tint 01111 Mtlititolitli.ti Mod
Ihn shots),
lint rousider. Mussolini Is 'm
inting tinou tappronvillitent no.
'vitiations with El lailitt.L I In
whop' I,,I it orraltvitti ativnitlages
at 1111111111 iIiiuI. litt hint ills
rornreil the British aro ihniti.
II la Jual Ilin onion an good old
Aineriratt poker, with plottills totAtt,
Ilin tabin anti ittnit'int
Au isltiiilluig hick of Ilitorepa
in Mr. itootti,Volt lintl tilt, A 'nor
lean rotormationt ',Oils lit Enron&
Rending IlltWitlintiellt. YOU
Winil t! itithitt thtt United States has
ceased to 1,0st.
Euro:Wall ofridalg
littortnitoll III int pointitillity
liiiiiia 1111111 lIt. 1. S. and Rada
negotiations. but flies hay rea.mt
to expert utlything on oithnr situ
Joel. 'rh.,y aro nitto litterutth.,1
Stain Seatnitry 111111 hint
tint" front time to tone, lint only
Insofar an any advilittitan Ditty Ile
erne to theta' In their Eitronnatt
problems.
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As for NIT ittoolloyelt, thit gen
eral snottlit
In ettitteitio With that of a London
but rber. lin snYll:
Your presidenta heart is in Oh,
right Warn. hut tin seems to Ito
holding Mt, baby 111511.. titian. A
lot of new fathers aro like that.-
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Court House Record3
tri Etv)
01111111alitit Filed
Southern l'netrie company ver
sus Nitturiee tiKrefo. riniothr
seeks judgment on Auto of pig
nilegll owing on freight tariff
for livemork shipment. together
with intorest. Altivii A Hann,.
Ron, Roscoe C. Nelmon owl littrry
I) Ilohii. nttornes for plaintiff.
Dhorre Decree
Eva 1.ca Long ver,mm Eerett
itunett Long. Iteeree by default.
l'Inintiff It Warded euntody Of R
minor child.
Morriwge pplirnt ions
ALLEN II EN DE RS( Dale
100 A11011. 23. labotor, native of
Tomo', resilient of immonuir,
Culif. :Margaret Henderson. IS,
housewife. native Of New Mexico,
resilient of Dittomititr, Conf.
BALTHAzoit-NArix It.
Halthazor. 30. clerk. nntive of
Entooas. reerident of K ilitti
alb!. Thot,Htt Nault. 25, clerk,
native of Kansas, resident of
littrimmt.
GREVE-DANNElt r. J. lieurr
tirev. 25, lumber niter, notive of
Sebratthn. remittent of Klamath
Ern Mit Donner, 18, 110tintl
wile nntivo of Arlington. Wn,th.
rettittent of Everett, NVurth. Three.
day requirement wnived.
COI IN FAVOR
SALEM, Or SOpt. 16 (UP)
No arreatm were made MonlInv
when Salem's new truffle-light
ayatem went into effect. Trafric
Patrolmen tioorgo Edward,' la in
hearty 'word with the Idea. Ito
;Novo through two red lights In
micremninn, ndnittted.
Fno dancing? I loon I littytt
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