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This is the tenth in a series
of articles in which Dr. Morris
Fishbein discusses cancer, its
cause, and methods of preven
tion and cure.
BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN
Editor. Journal of the American
Medical Assocation, and of
Hygela, the Health Magazine
S TILL another form of cancer
is that developing in moles
on the skin. An expert who
examined the bodies of thousands
of people after death estimates
that there are six moles for every
human being.
The chances that a mole will
become a cancer and cause death
are, therefore, thousands to one.
However, cases are on record in
which moles have suddenly de
veloped the characteristic of ma
lignant growth, eventually be:
coming cancers and causing
death.
A mole on the neck may be
rubbed repeatedly by a stiff col
lar. A mole near the waist in
women may be constantly rub
bed by a girdle. A mole on the
Inner side of a thigh or near
the rectum may be irritated by
the usual physiological actions
of the human being.
Moles in these places should
be carefully watched and exam
ined regularly to see whether or
THREE CHILDREN
BURN IN COTTAGE
ANN ARBOR, Mich., Sept. 28
(UP) Two daughters and a
baby on of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Weber of Detroit were burned to
death last night when their one
room cottage on Horseshoe lake,
eight miles north of here, was de
stroyed by fire.
Mrs. Weber was taken to Uni
versity of Michigan hospital here
Delivered by Carrier in City
Relief Outlook
The Family Doctor
Outside County
211.74
3.24
6.00
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APREVIEW of Klamath county relief expenditures in
1938 holds out no hope for reductions of the relief
burdens on taxpayers. The rising cost of living, and
the fact that under the law old age assistance will spread
in January to the needy from 65 years of age upwards,
instead of 70, as at present, are important factors in an
ioutlook for increased budgetary items.
The amount of be expended in this county for old
age assistance in 1938 has been estimated at $84.000,
as against $62,000 in expenditures for 1937. Of the
$84,000 to be raised, the county will pay 25 per cent,
the state 25 per cent, and the federal government 50
per cent. The new law lowering the qualifying age to
65 years becomes effective January 1.
Klamath county's budgeted $14.000 for general re
age assistance in 11,05 FIRS peen estintateu -di.. c0-t,VVV. ,
raded before him . o the b ng m
ig " catchiany persons 11111,11!-
berthas they went out to Inspect t pared and in a poor physical con-
as against $62,000 in expenditures for 1937. Of the
$84,000 to be raised, the county will pay 25 per cent, the following day. i (Wiwi
the state 25 per cent, and the federal government 50 Olive skinned Italian women 1
, are bleaching these days. and. any- ' ,An equally fatal form of na-
1,i:.nal ,unmparedness is now be-
per cent. The new law lowering the qualifying age '- way, litssolini is supposed to have '
organ izat ion. The
65 years becomes effective January 1. - known something about blondes ' clan" .iY
joi
Klamath county's budgeted $14.000 for general re- before this. I nt plannin g divion of the
is
lief in 1937 did not meet the demands for relief. Ex- Unless the International beauty army and navy is quietly making
plants ready for
experts here are missing the point 1 Ill'nna industrial
penditures have outrun the budget consistently, so that quick eoor.linated production of
i entirely, Benito has his eye on a :
,supplies in case of war. The
at this time the budgeted amount is virtually exhausted I brunette. a buxom lass by the , ountry has been i hied into dis
and three months of the year are still to come. ' name of Britannia. of whose sea
tricts. Legal contracts have been
General relief is financed on a 50-50 basis, between ! timents he is not quite sure. printed anti submitted to the
the county and the state. Advance estimates for 1938 Britannia in this drama. like-
wise. h an as more th one face. 1,,11,'
call for a total of $45,000 in the county, which will mean Ili ffr"tiri cf"'Irit'iritsi"r"..olvThe
hremietr.her . ,e is its'hi,tui,,h,,e,rl,aine,..the I pas, ,,,i,gr,,,a ,,,thia a .,,,is'1,,,,,.T.
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a county contribution of $22,500 or thereabouts. That. This Nsill meats almost mm
st iediate
much will be spent this year, in fact, with the emergency Benito that he is a favored suitor. n m
.
mohilization of materials.
fund making up the deficit. Then there is Elen. the foreign
minister M ho spurns Mussolini ,,,,,,1.enw st,rrn,u'r a"UranVes for
From the records of Relief Director Max Dudley we ,
. openly and woos the other Euro-. ''' "Ili'. " idnain"t ErerY-
One HOW knOWA the kaiser would
have prepared statistics showing relief comparisons for ' pean court ladies with flagrant i
1936 and 1937. Here are the figures on case load, antl-Mussolini snubs. i not have sulimarineil American
.,h Am
ips if he had thought erican
month by month until Sept. 1 of the two years: That's Europe. Every nationl troops roops could be supplied and
Case Load Expenditures is playing one nation again transported to Franco in time to
other for its own diplomatic ad-
help the wavering allies. Ile
1936 1937 . 1936 1937
vantage. You may be sure Musso-
Jan. . 557 290 Jan. $9030.30 $4959.53 lint went to Germany not twould not make the same mistake
Feb. 499 310 Feb. 333126 5233.67 uninind-
March 434 293 March 7369.40 5870.42 ful of the effect it would have in i nilal
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April 319 259 April 5161.23 4932.09 London. where rapproachment i .
WISE slI,ENCE
May 309 212 May 5721.70 4593.70 negotiations with Italy are in the I
June 219 249 June 4454.90 5016.39 process of negotiation. A testimonial to the silence of
July 171 190 July 2303.51 4293.70 In the end it will be surprising Black is being offered privately
August 165 167 August 2774.39 3660.07 if II Duce is not found on the by one of the senators who 'Voted
in enerlini h in, The eenetne
TOTALS 2623 1970 $41.447.24 939.539.62
It will be noted from this table that relief costs for
1937, beginning the year well under corresponding
periods of 1936, gained steadily on last year until, in
June, they passed the June figure of the previous year.
This was due, in part, to the fact that in June the re
lief agency took over the dependent mothers' aid cases
from the county. Even so, the experience of the three
summer months, as indicated in this table, is not exactly
encouraging to hope that relief burdens may be reduced.
Relief has become a permanent and sizeable bud
getary item.
not they are being irritated.
-
The signs which indicate that
a mole may be likely to cause
trouble are bleeding. increase in
size, sudden increase in promi
nence on the surface of the skin
and enlargement of glands about
the mole.
Bleeding on any portion of the
body is a dangerous sign and
should be investigated as to its
cause.
If a mole is situated in any
part of the body .where it is
likely to be irritated or if it
shows the slightest signs of ir
ritation, it is not well to "just
skip it."
Nor is it well to attempt to
treat it by the usual home meth
ods. Many people who try to
treat themselves when they dis
cover an irritation or bleeding
In the mole will apply a caustic
of some sort or some irritating
antiseptic. The result is to
stimulate the mole to grow ;eth
er than to bring it under con
trol. Removal of a mole is a sim
ple matter. A surgeon may cut
it away under an anesthetic, tak
ing away all of its tissue. Then
he will make certain, by exami
nation under a microscope, that
the mole does not have the
characteristic of cancer.
-
NEXT: First signs of a can
cer and how it develops.
suffering from severe burns and
Shock.
The dead: Louise. 4; Judy. 2;
and Jackie. 2 months.
Three other children suffered
minor burns and a seventh es
caped uninjured.
A woman should never apply
cosmetics in public. That is one
of the first boudoir secrets
every woman should know.
Sully Rand.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 2S The
" Seen0 Vt the two dictators get
ting together like old cronies for
the German armament lark may
look like the beginning of a liltler-:lussolini
war alliance. Those
who know well the workings of
European diplomatic publicity do
not think so.
Italy is hardly a natural ally
for Germany. About the only
things they have in C0111111011 are
the word "dictator" and hallucina
tions of their ability to spend
money they haveni got. Their
people are wholly different in
origin, purpose and tempertl ment.
and on are their dictatorships.
They might get together for trade,
customs arrangements or diplo
matic purposes; btu for war,
neverunless Mnssolini has whol
ly lost his cunning.
The most convincing reason is
Ilitler has no influential friends
in the World. except Japan. The
only thing he has to offer :Musso
lini is a seat on the minority bench
facing increasingly formidable
England. France and Russia.
There are no cushions on that
seat.
BRUNETTE INTRIGUES DUCE
The duce. of cou rse. did not
go to Germany Just to see those
200 German beauties Hitler pa
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OR,EGON
SIDE GLANCES
process of negotiation. A testimonial to the !Beare or
In the end it will be surprising Black is heing offered privately
if II Duce is not found on the by one Of the senators who voted !
side with the biggest berthas. to confirm him. The senator
!
- tells ibis story: . !
OMABONEY UN-SNUBBED -some years back when I was
a district judge I aenteneed an old
A few days before Mr. Roose-
dark to 60 days. 1,hen he got
velt arrived in the home state of
out he Canif? to SPe me and said:
Senator 031ahoney. a state chair-
man out there issued a statement Judgr' I warn't guilt) and I can
Inviting all ingrates to leave the I it. !
"I asked hint, why. then, he!
democratic party. He practically
told 0Mahoney to go over Into refused to talk at the trial. and
!
the republican party where he be-
he replied.
Well, as
longed and to take all his follow- long as I didn't talk.
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I '
era with him, possibly including you couldn't prove anything else
on me. Bait those fellows in the
the democratic governor. who. it
penitentiary uouldnt be there if
seems, had likewise failed to sup-
they had kept their mouths shiit'."
port Mr. Roosevelt in everything ,
' i he wanted. 1
11 But when Mr. It arrived on the
I ground. he said nothing like that.
I Similarly. Senator 0Mahoney not
Only declined to be gone but av
tually boarded the president's
train and shook his hand.
It appears that most of the tern.
: pers which flew off the handle at
; the last session of congress are
i now returning to a thoughtful
axis. Things which were said
I I then in natural anger are rapidly
:, being forgotten. except among
' chronic soreheads.
t The reason is clear. If any
I leader starts stripping his party
t I of all who disagree with him on
any subject, it is only a matter of
time until he winds up as the only
t member of his party. No two hu
man natures are exactly the same.
No two men think exactly alike
on all subjects.
It means this country Is still a
1 I democracy.
FATAL WEEK
One week each summer it is
dangerous to be alive. A chart
prepared by health authorities
shows that for the past several
years many more persons have
died during one certain week, the
same week in each year. It is the
week ending .rune 8.
The explanation is that the first
heat spell generally occurs then,
M CHINES ON
FOR 1VHAT?
(Grants Pass (ourier)
It was an odd presentation of
"expert testimony" that the cir
cuit court session in Medford saw
this morning.
The "expert" witness was a
man who had been playing pin
ball machines for about three
years and estimated that he had
operated them at least 3000 times.
Thus qualified, he stepped up to
one machine labeled the state's
"exhibit A" and took three pre
liminary shots, hitting nothing
but the "out" hole for his pains.
While the twelve Jurors, ten
men and two women, looked over
his shoulder front the Jury box he
exerted his alleged skill and made
ten efforts to coax the machine
to cough up a dividend. Reports
from the tense courtroom before
the noon recess. were that the ma
chine defied him ten times in a
row and the box score registered:
Machine 65 cents, "Mr. Expert
Witness" zero.
What the trial will prove we do
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From Other
Editors
FRANK MaILIGN
PATSY KELLY
ALLEN JENKINS
Feomis S
Had Ammo Plooda Rano
Ste filmdom's favorite
Nesters tent up on
Old filen LeeMerl
leg titnnoct le.. Inflict
'MoN11'
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HAIL!
THE GANG'S ALL HERE!
IM-1112-91110611.1101111
by Goorga Clark
'1141v,
COPP 1g3,1,1si 4stnvice PoS M Rre u o Poo. Oil VIO
"I don't want to hear a peep out of you when e march
by my office. Nly boss thinks I'm sick in brit."
of parents who send their s01111
and daughters to the university. a
query that gets right home to the
average citizen.
Mr. Citizen will play the mach.
Ines himself and laugh off his
losses because he rather expected
to lose, anynay. Itut the thought
of mailing the dollars to his
youngsters in Eugene and having
the pin-ball machines get some of
them, too, ia guaranteed to give
him a mental reaction of quite a
different nature.
Ten Years
Ago
In Klamath
T HE Klamath FallsKeno see.
ion or the Klamath Falls.
Ashland highway and the Klam
ath Falls-Merrill section or The
I:Utiles-California highway will be
resurfaced at a cost of $1S2m00,
and Pi ght miles of new highway
will be built in the Devi s Garden
SPetinn of the Lakeview highway.
the highway commission deeided
today.
Under cover or darkness, a no
torions Klamath liquor vendor
sawed his way out of the city Jail
with a hacksaw last night and at
a late hour this afternoon was still
moillemomloomm
TODAY
SIMONE SIMON
CA DRAMATIC
REVELATION OF
EVERY YOUNG
GIRL EAGER TO
LIVE;;.YEIS'OALF,r71
AF RAW 407',
Al4
MARSHALL ;1 51144:01,,'
CHAffiiTON
I nGIR SORY
04111
RAINBOW
nt large. Ills night was impelled
by the fact that nnother warrant
nwntted II rotenttm
Au
overloutti 011,4S114t ii t he
Met inn of Tito thttlex t'allfornItt
highway and the Southern Pacifte
railroad at M04100 l'Olitt, where
three men vent killil last Sum
tiny. lynx recommOndNi by R cor
onet's Jury which stutiled the
t Roily 1,1,1ittrtlity.
Court House Records
01011.411i
Divorce Snits Filed
Charles T. Alartin VtI'liall V11,111
Niartin. Charge. desertion. Cou
ple married July 19, 1924, in
Halfway. Ore. Plaintiff asks that
defendant he awarded custody of
throe inlitor children and that pro
'wily settlement he ratified. J. P.
O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff.
Beatrice V. Keith versus James
14eith. Charge, eitel and in
human treatment. Couple married
Mn)' 9. 1928, in Tijuana. Mexico.
David it. Viindetiberit, attorney for
plaintiff.
rompinint
Commercial Liventock Loan
company versus P. W. l'ernitsoit
and conionny and eon J. Oli.eefo.
Plaintiff monks Judgment on
at 400 alloged owing under chat
tel mortanse. Iln lioivitt, at
Wille for plaintiff.
Divorce Decree.'
:ItlfltII M. r010 erittim A. Polo.
Pecrea by tiolanit.
(Marlon O. Pitt Mall VOrSlift A10111
Putman. Decree by default. Plain
anartiod custody of a minor
Nettle Bernie., Stuart veraits
Thomas NI. Stuart. Decree de
fault. Plaintirr awarded monody
of tno minor children.
3litrringc Applicationa
not know. Certainly nobody lina- 3larringe Applications
gines that the machines pay out - swiTzLER. ()rot
atnOunts equal to those they take M, English. 22. sawmill worker.
in. If they did. they wouldtet be resident of Klamath county. Mary
manufactured anti taxes paid on Melte Switzler. IS. housewife, na
them. if the court decides the tive of oklabonia. resident of
machines make a profit. even a Klamath Falls. Three Alay require
very large one. so what? That men! wii ived.
point iS scarcely the issue in- EhMoNitsoN sTENIENsoN.
volved. H. F. C. Edmondson. 22. laborer.
We find ourselves touch more I native of Hutto Falk ore., resi
interested in the testimony of at ' or Butte rails. Ore. Arduth
pin-ball operator before the Eu- Stephenson. la, student. native of
geno city council to the effect that Appiegate, Ore.. resilient of Piton
the pin-ball business ia Eugene's Valls. Ore. Three-day requirement
fourth largest industry" and the waiveil.
reJoinder quoting the bureau of Justice Conti
municipat research at the IT. or O. Marion l'inkney Crowder. hunt
that the Eugene "take" of the ma- ing gain by prohibited method,
chines is $loo.onii a ,nr pleaded not guilty.
The Salem Capital Journal Nhtrv in nay Cage parking on
wants to know if nitwit of the highnio, paid $5.15 costs.
$100.000 canto out of the pockets Hay Force. overloading truck.
of parents who send their s01111 paid $5.45 cost&
and daughtera to the university. a Beatrice 0,1,nel-field. drunk in
query that gets right home to the public place. fined $19.
Iii t hose countries where the
heoplo been induced to give
up their right as free men and
free WOHlen under the prom IA
of economic security I hey hove
lost bot h.Senator William E.
Borah. Idaho.
It present government le good
for Itumein. t;0(1 Wong them: if
our Penni. Is happy o aro happy.
Eugenio Leontovi('h. voting
!Inman netrems in U. S. for
HUI gn a 1)1)011MM:eft,
11
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TERRYTOON CARTOON
"CLEANING DAY"
DAY ',LIFE OF
LATEST NEWS
CITY RECEIVES
REVISED PLANS
FOR UNDERPASS
Iteitiod plans for the 3Inin
stroot submitted by the
AIM.' highway entmoisnion Istyyt
week worn accepted by tho city
'mooed Nionday evening after
lengthy study.
'rho pinn. whieh Is knob n 0111 No.
2371 It. ill eolile
bind) TIIIIMIlty at 1111
jountril meeting of the council.
Viol! Itovioe Dioroonyol
raylor, Southern laelfic
assisitint division engineer from
Intinimuir. In to arrive in this city
Tuesday mid will present augnen
nom front the S. P. eompany
to the underpoon, Theme num
gostions will he prosented to the
council for Rtody Thureday ove
ninn. Ite-estnblinhing of Immolation
of ward's to the oily to vonform
With increaso in the n111100,1 of
precincln from 25 to 32, wan also
dinctisned 3londay evening,
Mop
.tiiilo
The comity clerk Ilan JuI Coln
Otoli 1,11111b tor tho 111,roloto lii
prortort. Ii accordance with a
elate law which 'Minn the numbor
of N'oterm in each precinct to 300.
nnti thin ban Ito
changing of boundariec
Maps were ottudied, nod a largo
map is to by, promonted by City En
gineer Thome,' Thurnday
ouuuilIV III t tin adloltruird Meeting.
when tinal chimney' anti establinit
inn of boundaries will be 'natio in
nreParation for tho forthcoming
bond olection.
Itepetyl Talked
Repeal of the touch dinctiosed
food handlers yyrdinanco as it now
NtitnliN, AS ANked ut the nteetto, noon nt ; 0 con K.
by the eltlitens health committee A letter nom Nils. Nino pulmer,
through Councilmnit J. E. Van fishing that the city pit y her ',g
rump. Mutant, for meilloni care and hos..
The health committee wished it itillittlatioll na th ""11 nr In
to be understood that tite ordi. juries sustained when she fell
main would be repealed only to through a grating In the patement
he relit:Iced ItY n morn workable Ion oregon avenue lii ittly. was rot-m(1111:mo')
to be drawn up After ft forred to the city littoll.
conference of menthers with the An imitation to city ()Melilla
Portland hoard of health, mid front the Nialin chamber of coin
health officern. merco in 'mend thn Malin Big
CilY Attorney I) 1,; Van Vaotor Pioneer Base celebtation was
was instructed to draw up nn oral- rend, A11,1 he phice.l upon filo
HAAN repenting the' food 1110'110ra ntler Acknowledgment.
""tiontit'n to he Presented to the Counellman J. Honking, who
council for notion At A meeting In 1K enjoyhtg n visit In New Orient's,
MI near future. WAN A rattiOd nu extension in hin
(ht. 1,111Inchiht. Cilantro Mayo of Absence. Honking wrote
An ordinance 'worming and 'Mit he tvoitlil probably miss niorit
consenting to asnignment of fratt- limn three consectithe council
rhino from the Klamnth Natural meetings and reimeated the viten
(lap' company to the Southern Ore- Ilion In accortinnce with ruling!' of
gon (las corporation of Californin. thn city charter.
uns introduced. Building tier:101A were ftilowed.
'rtin ontinitticp, whieh 111 nTuI noplicittionn for cutting pay,
eirnw n lip ht can't:lel for tlin nient, relninding, ote an noproved
Southern Oregon flan coroorntion, by prover nutitoritien, were also
was referred In thn oily attorney granted In the council Welt 'H
and the council ns n whole for fur. Juuuutuiu4 nt ft late hour to meet
t her mtudy. again In regular NoNKilln TitursdAy
During thn course of tho long otnting
THE PARTY I I GENE RAYMOND
JOE PENNER
Soptembor 28, 1937
meeting hot words were IX-
chntised by Itlityor Richmond end
Councilmen lim Citnin its a result
nr 'in Camp'', 'mentioning of ex
penditure or fonds ror the
tint blind,
II snot explained 1110 the hand
wits directed hy n coottithimlon oC
three who tillow Mlle for the
ornatiltellom mot which hes kept
within it. holism 2S I 5. All
ottehee ii o liii tile le the pollen
orricc. It wept pointed out,
ehnutti et (P;tnitimit hot ittlititi 16.1 hArt
Wither. of $ Sit I roundly' in the
bend hedge!. neeorolleg to the O.
Jtulge,
t 'mauler). Again
Illehototol brought op the stilt
Pet 01 the emeelery, w111.11 wee
holly ttleeetele'l some lime lino,
nod told Vito l'emp the! this Mid
get lieu iiO411 far ewmalial.
Van Camp le Omit-nom or the
cemetery commiticc. mot hotly re.
nettled I he mayor'e tIiilillifltloII
het lit. Will Pat. ..... lli,i Itle nether
Ily lit approving medico's wIthotallyr
elnonleree from other tilumbora (WV
the committee.
A long mill frollleett ornament
nillot to the entesemeat
of member,' of the audience who
were Ileteelon 111 nit t 110 eminell
meeting.
Jail Meals rp
Pond's...ft of four new selinol
tom' trot' tic signs to cost n I 2
was Illittl0117. n
eil upo recottimmida
lion or Juvootio rurivpi Cori Cook. IIII of tho Kitt000 leurnititro
eititionny for now linoleum ror tho
central rite 1111
tit riitit or $254 'woo r,,,onioti,o.
ilittioo or Firo Chief it K. at-
Tho nuttier of providing mortin
tor prin
soers in dm city jail was
referred to the Moine, cominitten
with m e
inr to net. litidget for pri-
nottets' meals nos reeed
eell Pomo
time tigo. mill It Will nevessniy
to borrow from ( oher funds In feed
prisone u
ts ntil lifter n new budget
is drawn up sind becomes Worth.
after tho first of the year.
The env collitilit 'Pilo Will
to meet l'itsday
noon lit 2 Welt. it.
A teller ftom Nits. NIA., ',Omer.
fishing that the city pity iter eg
petisfil for metileni r,tre mid hoe.
phi lilitit mu na 010 reettlt of In
juries sustained s hen mho foil
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