Mny 25, 1043
PAGE SEVEN
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
i Tuberculosis in
Newell Japanese
Presents Problem
By WENDELL WEBB
TULKLAKU, Calif., May 25
W) A new aspcd to llio prob
lem o( Japancsu evacuees tho
possible purmuiicnco of tuber
culosis sanitariums presented
Illicit with a visit to tills Illicit
ulniilo relocation project in Iho
nation.
In the 2M t)cd hospital, built
to euro fur tills new city In the'
high, lukc-bottom valley of
northern Cullfornlu, arc 08 eunei
of pulinuiiury ttiberculiiiiiii. In
burrocks conslllutlnH un isolation
wurd uro another uO or so ar
rested cases uiuli'r observation,
AihI the 111111111011 m not unlike
that lit the nine other rolocu
lion centers now operation in
C'Bllfornlu, Arizona, Ululi, Col
orado, Wyomimi, luuho and Ar
kunscs. 14,000 Evacutos
. Around 14,1)110 uvacuccs from
) thi, wmlrrn dl'Il-IMC l-ollllliail(l
now are quartered lure, nearly '
tiu.uUU niuic ul tin: ouior sues.
Some of the advanced cum. of
pulmonury tuberculosis ht-ru
never will leiivu tnu piuce alive.
Others will neecssllulu prolonged
care.
wmothcr 300 persons of Jai'
uncao ancestry having the diseusu
liuvo been given uvjcuatlon ac
fermenti and are sUiyintf at pub
lic and private honpuais in the
western defense command out
ido of relocation centers.)
Study Future
Medical men, anticipating the
tlmo when the centers inlghl
close, are sliioying the muirc of
persona American citizens and
otherwise wlio not only would
die If their continued segregation
and proper care weiu noi ar
ranged, but who alto could
spread the disease to huudreus oi
louicrs.
Somo of those ill have no
money with which lo buy lacill
tits for proper treatnienl and
who, Iron) a health stunupoint,
should not be moved, i'or incsc,
thcr teems but one answer
tho continuance of sanitariums
t several of tho rolocation cen
ters now in existence. Such a
tet-up now Is in tho discussion
tago.
No Epidemic
From 100 to iuu persons usual
ly aro hospitalized hero. There
ii no epidemic, Disease In the
main, with the exception of eyo
trouble, lias little If any higher
Incldonca thim in other cities
of similar size. . ..
The center hui one Caucasian
doctor Dr. R. M. Pcdlcord of
Wheeling, W, Va chief medical
officer; tlnou evacuee doctor
and three evacuee medical stu
dents. Tliero are also 10 evacuee
dentists.
Dr. I'edicord't chief assistant
in tho rambling, army-type hos
pital Is Dr. George Klnomatsu
jlushibu, formerly of Fresno,
Calif.
Japanese Assistant
Dr. lluahlba came from Japan
10 years ago, was graduated lrom
Stanford, and now, in late middle-age,
finds himself evacuated
from a practlco which bought
and maintained for mm a fiO,wu
home, to a JlUa-inontli income
paid skilled workera In Uie
center.
Ho had no complaint when a
reporter visited him In hi one
room home here, with hi med
ical book in packing-box book
cases lining the walls. But he'd
into to visit Krcsno to get more
buoks ond surgical Instruments
ho lelt there.
Dr. Pcdlcord, who described
himself as "too old for a com
mission," said ho was satisfied
lo icavo his practice and 4,uou
home in Wheeling so long as he
was being of service in mo job
ho was asned lo accept.
Funeraia
Most persons wno die here arc
cremated or buried al their
lornier homes.
There is a Utile sand lot act
aside as a cemetery, In it are
only four Utile mound, for four
babies, One grave has a neat
wooden fence, Iho others ar
marked by artificial flowers,
r'ar lo the southeast loom great,
snow-cupped Mt. Shasta.
Hildebrand
Mr. end Mrs. Roy Shoemaker
and children, Joan and Donald
of Klamath Falls, visited on
Tuesday evening with Mr. Shoe
maker, mother, Mrs. Vernon
Heath and their uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs, Emlle Egert.
Mrs. S. K. Hartzlcr and daugh
ter, Bosslo, visited on Thursday
at the Michael home.
Clurcnce Parker was transact
ing business In Klamath Falls on
Wednesday.
Marvin Michael hauled a load
of rye to Klamath Falls on Wed
nesday. Goliath frogs have bodies 12
Inches long, exclusive of their
long legs.
K'fT?V. ,1'!
HAVE YOU
Lost Your Axe?
A lot of ui have! Tho fellow who used to run hit own
truck and twlng hi own axo, cutting body and limb
wood for you, it one. Those still twinging an axe, Ilk
tho hutky above, aro working on timber that goo to
Undo Sam.
That Icavet the whole Job of providing fuel providing
you comfort for next winter' freexlng weather up to
u wood dealort. Since 1912, Peyton ha handled mill
run slab, the old itandby which now come into It own
the oll-purposo fuol to warm you and cook for you
next wlnror.
You won't go cold If you order all you need NOW!
MILL RUN SLAB
(Slabt and Edging)
Doublo load: Groon, at the bin
(Until June 1st) $2.00
Greon, daliverod
(In Klamath Falls) 4.75
Dry, dolivorod
(In Klamath Falls) 6.75
Phone Us 5149 A Once!
Arrange Delivery Now for Next Winter's Need ,.
1 PEYTON & CO.
Coffee Shop to
Open in Tulelake
TULKLAKU Mrs. Roy Drake
announced thin week tho open
ing on May 20 of the Duchess
Lounge and Coffee shop In tho
building formerly occupied by
the Safeway store, Mrs, Drake
ia the wlfo of tho proprietor of
the "Roosevelt," located on tho
Hatflcld-Alturus highway.
The building Ik being recondi
tioned to meet requirement of
the new establishment which
will serve meal at night also.
Counters and booths will be pro
vided with the coffee shop com
pletely partitioned from the
lounge,
Mrs. Drake hat been resi
dent of Tulelake for eight years.
Fort Klamath
Mr. and Mr. Jerry Sisemnre
and daughter Jo-Ann, have
moved back to Fort Klamath to
their home at the Slscmorc
ranch from Klamath Falls,
where they spent the winter
months. Jo-Ann attended Sa
cred Heart academy during the
term Just concluded.
Mrs. Harold Wimer i able to
be around again after having
been confined to her home or
10 days with a severe attack of
erysipelas.
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Zumbrun
and ten 'Billle, have moved to
Lamm's camp at Yamsay, Ore.,
where Zumbrun Is now employ-j
ed. He was formerly with trie ,
local state highway patrol, and!
hi wife was employed at relicfl
operator at the local telephone
office. Mrs. Nora Souther It
now working at relief operator
in Mr. Zumbrun' place. The
Calico Cat, which it owned by
the Zumbrunt, will remain
closed Indefinitely.
Mr. Ben H. Bricco continue!
to (how improvement following
her removal to her home at Wil
liamson River from a Klamath
Fulls hospital about 10 dayt ago.
Mr. Bricco was stricken with a
paralytic ttroke the latter part
of April ond lor a time her con
dltion wa very serious. Friends
will be glad to hear that the Is
much better at this tlmo.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Turner of
Portland arrived here last Fri
day to visit their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
B. Castel.
Earl Jackson is now employed
as bartender at the Klamath Bil
liards in Klamath Falls.
A large number of local resi
dents attended the state guard
benefit dance held In Chiloquln
Saturday night. Several men
from Fort Klamath belong to the
Chiloquln date defense unit.
Mrs. Chester Main
Elected Trustee
TULELAKE Mr. Cheater L.
Main wa elected last weekend
to succeed Mrs, M. V, Maxwell
a trustee on the Carr elemen
tary school board. Mrs, Max
well, who ha served the board
as clerk did not seek reelection.
Holdover member of the board
are Mrs. Margaret Fish and Dan
Crawford. The new clerk will
be elected at a meeting of the d
rector in the near future.
tfrfflj stamps. mjE:
(5) V-B Vegetable Cocktail, 18-os. tin.... 15c
(11) 46-ox. tin.... . 30c
(16) Peas, Gardontido....No. 2 can, 2 for 25e
(14) Pea, Picttweet, tender,
No. 303 can 16c
(14) Cut Beam, Gardentide, No. 2 can 15c
(9) Diced Boots, Del Monto,
No. 303 glass 12c
(14) Corn, Country Home,
whole kornel No. 2 can 16c
(9) Diced Carrot, Del Monte,
303 glass 11c
(10) Catsup, Red Hill, 14-oz. bottle 14c
(25) Apricots, Valloy Gold Halves,
No. 2Vi con 24c
(15) Apricot, Red Tag Holres, 303 glat 18c
(7) Prunet, Red Tag Choice, No. 2'i can 16c
(10) Peart, Crown Point, No. 2 tin 21c
(21) Peaches, Cattle Crett, No. 2Vt can 23c
Don't let your stamps expire bring your books to Safewayi
NOW while stocks are adequate and get the most out of
your points at the lowest prices. Don't wait till thejast'
minute. Spend them NOW1
FOR FASTER SERVICE, FINER SELECTION
" ShopL abh thsL Utsurfc!
p. wmwrtcii iwwMic wwup Campbell. 10K-. Can
" Small White Beans 2Lb. B.g 18c
4SC
46c
30c
13
11 Tomato Juice Bunnr Dawn
11 Tomato Juice LSbby-t:
20 8-Lb. Bag
. Idaho Red Beans
5-Lb. Pksr.
4 tMnA..U ! Town Houte Untwt.
Wl Mb ll Ml k HHIbE
2 No. 2 Can ..
Pt.
46-Ox. Can
..46-Ot.
,.47-ot.
C.n21C
Can 23C
(1) Baby Foods, Gerber't......4'i-oz. can 7c
(14) Appletauce, Hood River, No. 2 can 15c
(1R) Potted Meat, Libby't, V can, 2 for 11c
(5R) Tang, Cudahy's luncheon meat,
12-or. can 35c
Soup Mix, Minute Man pkgs., 3 for 25c
Dried Prunet 3-lb. pkg. 41c
Walnut Meat 'rib. pkg. 48c
Salad Dreting, Duchett 32-ox. jar 38c
Mayonnaise, Nu Made........16-oz. bottle 27c
Canada Dry Sparkling Water, qt. bottle 15e
Plut 5c bottle depotit
Syrup, Sleepy Hollow :....12-oz. glat 16e
French' Muttard 9-oz. bottle, 2 for 25c
Pen Jel 3-oz. pkgs. 11c
Royal Satin
Shortening
3 60c
(15 red points)
Snowdrift
Shortening
3 68c
(15 red points)
BUY NOW FOB ETEQS HOSJBEJS MOMBRY
UNCLE SAM NEEDS YOUR DOLLARS . . . INVEST THEM IN WAR SAVINGS BONDS
Sugar wblt, satin..-,
ICMLb. Bag -
Brown Sugar i.Lb. pk
r I Mill, Cherub
wuniicu mi lit
5-Lb. Bag '
32c
64
3 lot25c
Tall Cant.... - forw
Canned Milk S". 3,or28c
FlOUr Drifted Snow. 49-Lb. Sack $198
Kltchsn Craft. 48-Lb. Sack - $1.89
Harvest Blossom. 49-Lb. Sack $1.79
Anchor. 49-Lb. Sack $1.49
Pkg.
23c
24c
2 lor23c
Morning Glory. Regular or
WU Quick. 48-Oi. Pkg
Quaker Oats ffi"Lgr.
Kellogg's Krumbles
9-Oi. Pkg " for'
Pancake Flour Pkg... 19c
Tenderoni 7 10
Van Camp't. 6-O1. Pkg & tot C
Peanut Butter l3T.. 28c
OXYDOL
Granulated Soap
23c
24-Ox.
Box
comes to the
rescue!
In 101 WAYS evaporated mSU
(help relieve wartime food prob
lem. Babie thrive on it. Your
j cooked diahe are improved by it.'
I It's the cream in your coffee, tho
whipped "cream" in your deaeerts,
and idesl for creamed sauce,1
soups, cocoa, puddings.
Met b HT Evaporated mflk is whols
, fresh cow's milk with 60 of the
j water removed by evaporation. It's
concentrated, unsweetened mUki
' sealed in cans, then sterilized pure.
' And today, through better methods'
of processing and distribution, it's
possible to give you evaporated'
itnukthat's truly delicate in flavor.
I What II tWt fir yea. Evaporated mfflt!
supplies you the healthful milk!
solids you ought to have every dayj
Mineral, protein, vitamins A, OJ
u, and B. xt's easily digested, too,
even by baby's delicate
Hewtststplr. Evaporated milk
keeps perfectly in the sealed eanJ
.without refrigeration. Opened
should be covered and kept m
ciean, cool place.
New H K. When recipe eeHs
for 1 cud milk, mix U m MfaJ
with H cup evaporated' milk andl
use as directed. In recipes calling
for cream, use evaporated mflk unJ,
diluted,
,To make grand whipped "cruem,
chUl evaporated milk to 40
place in cold bowl, beat with cold
beater.
HIRrS CANNING NEWS FOR TOtf
For complete and last-minute inform
tion on canning fruits and vegetablesj
read Julia Lee Wright's article in thi
week's Family Circle, "Canning Days
Are Ahead." The Family Circle is out
wery Tuesday and free at Safeway.
Toilet Tistue Silk
Toilet Tittue, Comfort. .
Starch, Elastic .......
Jar Rubber, regular....
....roll, 4 for 15c
....roll, 3 for 24
.. .12-ox. pkg. 9e
.dor. In pkg. 4'
IVORY
Flakes
23c
Soap
12H-0.
Pkg.
Onions:::T.xb.9c
Rhubarb Tw'n b4V2C
Tomatoes
Texei. good color, firm for slicing. Lb.
Lemons
Oranges
Sunkltt,
Full of Jules Lb.
Sunkltt. Sweet
end Juicy Lb.
20c
11c
10c
Potatoes Shaftrt......'........Lb. 5c
Polntt
6R Beef Roast Lb 30c
4R Brisket Boiling Beef Lb 17c
8R Sirloin Steak
8R Ground Beef
eR Picnics ..
7R Pork Steak
7R Shoulder Pork Roasts
Center Cutt Lb.
6R Veal Shoulder Roasts,-
Pound .- -
7R Veal Chops Lb.39c
4R Breast of Vea. Lb 21c
Fly Spray, Standard quart can 37c
Matches, Favorite carton 23
Aero Liquid Wax ....quart can 43
Dog Food, Pard Dehydrated,
8-ox. pkgs 2 for 2Se
Dog Food, Red Heart,'
12-ox. pkgt. 2 for 29e
Soft, Maximum, plain or Iodized,
26-ox. pkg 7a
Su-Purb Granulated Soap 24-oz. pkg. 20a
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Stores Closed
All Day Monday,
May 31
Memorial Day
-WOOD TO BURN