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i X-IIAI' REVEALS
TUBERCULOSIS,
'DOCTOR CLAIMS
TWIW7 1
"The x-rity positively shows
hp trouble in the lungs In cases
of tuberculosis from six months
to a year earlier than any oth
r type of diagnosis," stated
Dr. J. M. Hilton of the x-ray
laboratory in a talk given Tuea
day noon at the meeting of the
Klamath County Public Health
association at the Pelican cafe.
Dr. Hilton explained the dif
ferences in symptoms and dis
ease of childhood and adult tu
berculosis and pointed out that
since the elimination of tuber
cular cows and general pasteur
isation of milk, the bovine type
of tuberculosis which affected
children has now almost gone
out Of existence except in a few
Sections of the country.
However, he said, it is ex
tremely rare when the x-ray of
an adult of today does not show
that be has been infected with
tuberculosis as a child. prob
ably contacted through milk, al
though the disease may not
bays run into adult tuberculosis.
In regard to the tuberculin
test, Dr. Hilton explained that
it is economical and can be sup
plied to large numbers of chil
dren, showing those children
who have been exposed to tuber
culosis. He stressed the im
portance of -checking up on
where the disease bad been
contracted. which in most cases
Is from some person with whom
the child is in touch daily.
The importance of an x-ray,
be said. Is to the child over 12
years old who has had direct
contact with tuberculosis and
that such a child showing
Symptoms of the disease should
be kept under observation un
til the age of 25.
In concluding, Dr. Hilton
stated that in his opinion if the
policy which health associations
throughout the country are now
following is continued for the
next 15 years. tuberculosis will
he relegated to one of the min
er illnesses.
Dr. Neil Black, Klamath
County health officer. explained
the work on which he and Dr.
Hilton have been cooperating
and said that there have been
several cases less where chil
dren have been x-rayed but that
in most instances it has been
adults.
The tuberculosis testing clin
ies have not as yet been fully
developed, he explained, but
said that in one of the largest
clinics conducted in the coun
ty, which was at Chiloquin,
many re-actors were found
among the Indians.
He reported that more and
tem cases are being released
from the sanitarium as "ar
rested" eases and after being
sent home they are treated at
the health unit. thus providing
places for others who are in
heed of sanitarium treatment
Over 1000 letters carrying tu
berculosis Christmas seals in
to homes throughout the city
and county were to go into the
Intl Thanksgiving eve for dis
tribution, according to a report
esade by the seal sale chairman.
Joy Evans Holph.
She also announced that all
supplies have been received
Which aro necessary for news
paper, theatre, radio and other
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Every De Soto
Feature is
a Headline
, Storyand
Its Low Cost
' is Big News!
1JEAR GEORGE: I heard you Jut night and got that
old feeling. I, too, love Minneapolia.,,,It's Suet been ir
mY IllaitrignOranee. 'Of course, that's
&Is and Ends
MET a very Close friend of Min l thi Loop last bight Ws
diren roe Scores ot items in the past. Some ot them bay Weal
tie scoop; too. And M's nmer been wrong.,. Morel one be dropped
lest nightyoU may take it tor what it's worth t- A prominent labor :.
leader in Minneapolis will be lititen tor a rkle" Within two Weeks
Federal agents are atter krank Itimirel; the brewery advert!"
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WERE'S A FLASH to you from Radio
Commentator Lowell Thomas: "Talk
about big-car comfort and luxury, faster
pick-up in traffic and easier handling! This
great new De Soto certainly gets my vote?'
NowonderthisbigDeSotoismorebeau
tiful than eversafer, with bigger, genuine
hydraulic brakes...quieter, with complete
sound-proofing.. .more economical because
A Murder Prediction Fulfilled
-----
Since the grim prophesy of a Minneapolis "gossip" columnist,
circled in black in top photo, was fulfilled in the murder of Patrick
J. Corcoran, lower left, Teamsters' Union official, six other Twin
City labor leaders, named for death on "assassination lists," have
lived in dread that has gripped Minneapolis and St. Paul. The
prediction of the murder was made more than a week before
the slaying by Cedric Adams, lower right, of ,the Minneapolis Star.
Police feared the outbreak of a widespread labor war.
forms of publicity and are be
ing distributed. Mrs. Joyce is
In charge ot the radio publicity.
The seals will not be distri
buted to the schools until after
the holiday weekend. she said.
Mrs. Dean Osborn, president
of the association, announced
that there would be nomination
of new officers In preparation
for the spring election and the
report of the seal sale at the
January meeting.
SHE PUNS
HIST BALL
All granges of Klamath and
the general public are to join
In putting on a grange harvest
ball Friday evening, December
10, at the county exhibit build
ing at the fairgrounds, the pro
ceeds of which will go to de
fray the expenses of entertain
ing the state grange in Klamath
Falls next June.
It is proposed by the Pomona
dance committees consisting of
R. H. Anderson. O. F. Travers
and Rex High to make this one
of the outstanding and most
widely-attended grange sponsor
LOWELLTHOMAS HAS A
I
ed dances given in Klamath
county.
Large donations of farm pro
duce, consisting of turkeys.
chickens and even pigs, as well
as potatoes, pumpkins and oth
er produce have already been
promised by grangers as prizes
for the event, and further do
nations are desired until there
Will be prizes for a large num
ber who attend.
The Pomona grange home
economics committee will have
charge of the lunch while the
young people's grange auxiliary
will have charge Of the refresh
meet stand.
Four-H News
MALIN COOKING II
On Monday, November 15. the
"Pots and Pans" held ther regular
meeting. The meeting came to or
der and the secretary called the
roll. Each member answered the
roll with the club pledge. Then
the secretary read the minutes of
the last meeting and they were
approved as read. We bad a dem
onstration on soup by Opal
Thompson and Bernice Young
which turned out very good.
It the people are as willing as
the government to use the eco
nomic knowledge gained in re
cent years, this recession need
go no turther.--President Roosevelt.
of its improved 93-12.p. "Economy Engine."
De Soto is now priced Just above the low
est. Ask your De Soto dealer today about
the Commercial Credit Company Finance
Plan. DE SOTO DIVISION OP CHRYSLER
CORPORATION, Detroit,Michigan.
TUNE IN MAJOR BOWES' Amateur NeerCam
lumbla Network, Thursdays,9 to TO P. Al. LILL
DESOTO AND PLYMOUTH DEALERS
L. O. ARENS
744 Klamath Avenue Klamath Falls, Ore.
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
AAMY DOAN SETS
BEPOAT ON HIVE
The advisory board of the Sal
vation Army met Tuesday noon at
the Willard hotel. Persons pre
sent at this meeting were Fred
Fleet. acting chairman; G. P. TaY
lor. acting secretary; Leslie Rog
ers. J. P. Wells. George Walton,
A. W. &haulm. B. W. Mason, Mrs.
Willis Mahoney, Major R. Eber
hart. Captain H. Koerner. Lieut.
Garden and Captain D. Barry.
A report on the outcome, to
date, of the recent financial cam
paign was read. The total amount
raised. including cash. pledges
and goods or services. was elated
as ;317816. It was also shown
that thisfigure is $600 under the
amount raised last year.
Major Eberhart, divisional
commander. who came from
Portland to be present at this
meeting, expressed appreciation
for the fine work and cooperation
the advisory board was rendering
the Salvation Army In Klamath
Falls.
Various urgent matters were
brought to the attention of the
board by Acting Chairman Fred
Fleet, and a property re-financing
committee was appointed.
E. W. Mersereau, chairman of
the board for some time. tendered
his resignation as chairman be
cause of further duties which ne
cessitated his being out of the city
much of the time. This was ac
cepted and a resolution was drawn
by the board expressing the un
animous vote of appreciation to
Mersereau for his fine work and
leadership during the past years.
It was further decided that a
letter of appreciation be sent to
Francis R. Olds, campaign chair-1
man of this year's financial cam
paign. Similar expressions will
be sent to workers.
DICKEY BESIGNS
IIS PAST011 IIEHE
Rev. J. R. Dickey. tor the past
three years pastor of the Com
munity Congregational church
here, has announced his resigna
tion. and will leave for a new
charge in California next Wed
nesday. No appointment of a successor
has yet been made. Dickey's new
pastorate will be at Angela Camp.
In the heart of the Sierra gold
mining country.
Monday night the church mem
bers and friends of Rev. and Mn.
Dickey will tender a farewell pot
luck dinner in their honor at the
church's social hall. The dinner
will begin at 6:30 o'clock, and all
friends of the Dickeys are invited.
We all know quite well that
whatever action is taken in the
Far Eastern dispute does de
pend essentially upon the co-operation
of the United States.
England's Foreign Secretary An
thony Eden.
Sponges range in size from a
speck the size of a pin head to
giant growths taller than a man.
I G. G. GILMAN 11
The Old Reliable
WATCHMAKER
129 So. Reventh St. '
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DESOTO
Wally's Pal Weds Her Ex-Husband
The King Edward-Wallis Warne Id-Ernest Simpson triangle was
neatly squared at Fairfield. Conn.. with the marriage of Ernest
Simpson to his former wife's girlhood chum, Mrs. Mary Kirk Raft
ray. The historic throne rocking romance was set in motion by Mrs.
Reilly when she introduced Wallis Warned to the handsome Lon
don Guardsman in 1925. The new Mrs. Simpson and Captain
Simpson are pictured after their marriage, which they had ad.
vanced a week in an unsuccessful attempt to evade publicity
Cost of Swimming Pool
Bond Issue Set at $10,000
(Editor's NoteThis is another
of a series of articles prepared by
the city administration and deal.
ling with proposed bond issues
which will come up for vote De.
cember 8.)
Referring to the issue of bonds
In the amount of $10.000 for the
purpose of constructing a muni
cipal swimming pool.
In view of the fact that most
cities throughout the United
States of the size of Klamath
Falls do have such municipal
swimming pools, it was believed
by the planning COMMISSiOn and
common council that the construc
tion and maintenance of such a
project in this city would be of
great value. inasmuch as it would
work into the city's recreational
program. be a big factor in the
minimizing of juvenile delinquen
cies, in addition to being a splen
did recreation center. not only for
the children in general of the
city, but particularly those child
ren who, through adverse circum
stances are not able to participate
in swimming activities at the commercially-owned
natatoriums or
swimming pools.
It was believed further that the
construction of such a pool, and
thti same thing holds true of the
enhancing of the clty's beauty
through parks and model play
grounds would make Klamath
221-229 Main St.
0
Falls a more attractive place to
live in, cause tho building of
homes and the settlement of more
people in this city, who would be
attracted by such facilities which
are offered by other cities of a
like size.
This item Is recommended by
both the planning commission and
the city administration.
There is no way or knowing
how many liven have been saved
by the scavenging of the vulture
tribe. Disease and pestilence
would have taken a far greater
toll of the human inhabitants of
the globe were it not for these
repulsive creatures.
The British Empire consists of
Great Britain and Northern Ire
land, Channel Iolanda and Inie of
Man, the Irish Free State, India,
and the numerous Itritioh domin
ions, colonies, protectorates, and
dependencies.
The British Empire comprises
an area of 13,220,740 of the
earths 62,000,000 square utiles
of land surface, and has a popula
tion of more than onefourth that
of the entire earth.
Snakes are late comers among
the reptiles. They appeared on
earth many millions of years
after the reptile age.
Recreation
Notes
News About Personalities
and Events
4 A N 8 11011:111,HIN dropped Into
A A the office Tuesday morning
to chat about wintor-sports. Any
one Who IIRO I01111W011 filo wintur
sports activities during the last 10
or 15 years has road plenty about
the Hamlett' brothers. This is par
ticularly true up nround tho north orn part of the Mato. Both lions
anti his brother Pattl have walked
offor should we say slid off
with their share of the prize hsrd
ware. Doerlien hasn't any axe to
grind othor titan his love for ski
ing. Ile would like to see an no
tive wintor-sports organization
here. Ile was very much in at the
mart of the activities around Mt.
llood and should Ito Milo to toll
us a great deal about what not
to do in gutting slartoti in this
Rees. tie has already boon doing
a lot of scouting and claims to
have found a spot within 13 11111011
of Klamath F111111 that could be
developed into it wintor play
groundsocond to none.
Ito has boon so intorested In
this place that he has taken it
upon hinisolf to tio it littio devel
Ping on his own. 110 ham boon
roiling boulders around and clear
ing brush nod otherwise 'tremor
ing a place in which to ski. Door
claims that skiing.
toltogganing 1111(1 even bub-siodding
arc possiblo 011 111110 hill and thst
them is plenty of flat that is Ri
roatly clenred. Front his descrip
Don tho longlooked-tor site has
boon found.
flit On the lookout for those
chicory little Christmas Seals, The
U11011111 onto of them, little liar
bingurs of tho Christintis season
will begin immediatoly utter
Thnnksgiving. Mrs. Joy Evtins
11011M. county seal salvo chair
man, tolls us that over lout) tot
ters will go into the mails Wed
111,Stiar WWI 11110. Will be just a
start. A number of booths will be
oponed and sales will also be
made through the schools.
As everyone knows these Christ
mas seals have it very &finite ob
ject. The funds realized from
thlr sato is used to detect and
combat tuberculosis. Their suc
cess has been remarkable. Most
of us can remember when tuber
culosisthe Great White Pingue
was the number-one killer of
our civilization. It is not that to
day. It has been rologated to a
much niore Inconspicuous place.
A great deal of the credit for this
ran be attributod to these little
Christmas seals. Dr. Illiton tolls
us that if the fight is continued
an it tuts been in the past a mat
KLAMATH COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO.
t WARDS ANNUAL SALE
November 24, 137
of 10 or 15 years tuberculosis will
be pretty definitely stamped out.
We didn't think wo were go
ing to get any nibbles on our Aug..
gestion relative to alerting a
school In fish-fly tieing. There
does seem to be att Interest, bow.
ever. Three names came to the
office Tuesday. They all wish
Instruction. If a sufficient num
bur of others desire the rotirse
instructor will be supplied. Any
who are Interested can help the
thing along by dropping up to the
office In the courthouse or call.
Ing IT.
LOCAL SHRINERS
MN
MAY ATTEND EVENT
AT SACRAMENTO is
Shrinere will on,
tortnin t he Shrill uniformed
bodies Of LOU Antoine, San loran.
(loco, Oakland, and lien Stator.
day, Decombor 4, whon the
bands, drum corps, patrols and
hooters of each of the four
temples will meet in Sacramento
early Saturday and will amnion in
the dove work of putting the
candidates over the hot sands of
Mecca that evening.
As an added inducement for
Shriner' living in northern Cali
fornia and southern Oregon,
thorn will Ito R special train from
Redding Saturday noon, and the
round trip fate from Redding to
Sacramento will be only onn dui
iltr. This will include a Itteirhoon
that day and a banquet that eve
ning which will be held in the
notlitorium commoncing at 6:30
p. In.
lien All temple of Sacramento
calls this a homecoming VAllt
And requests that all Shriner.
of
nun All who coin possibly at.
tend should do so. All other
Shrinera aro urged to be present.
The train will leave Redding
about 13 o'clock noon, arriving
at Sacramento shortly after 4
oclock. The return train will
arrive at Redding about 3:30 p.
In. Sunday.
It in reported many Shrineral
from this vicinity aro Planning
to drive to Redding and take
the train from there.
Plans are being made for the
uniformed hod tea of iiillah to
take part in tho parade of col.
ored uniforms.
All those intending to make
this trip ohould contact Hod Mi.
ler, so he can report the approxi.
mato number who will need
transportation from Sodding.
Arcorditig to Miler this will ha
the outetanding Shrine gathering
of the year.
The vulture has exceptionally
keen eyesight. High in th air.
IL soars noiselessly, scanning the
earth below tor carrion.
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, I MET a very dose friend of mine In the Loop last night Hs
given me scores ot items in the put. Some ot them have been It"
tie scoops, too. And MI nmer been wrong. Morel one he dropped '
last nightyott may take it tor what it's worth', A prominent labor
' leader In Minneapolis will be I'latten tot a Me" Within two Week
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