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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, 0REC0"N
akeshift Throat Operation
Uves Life of Wounded Man
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ii 11 In u d Hputcli from
ll,t y oi iy l 11 u Chli'iiito
"1 )S hitvUto from , Its
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rSoralii'ii "without i.nesthe-
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K pi'n. Cromlc's ells-
th coni.i.m ..,
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biiw another nearby thrunlilnK
iiuuiiii mm iriuiiicany luisplng
'-in. n.iiiiiiMn quicKiy fin.
lulled with Ills first putlont, run
to tllO HCCOlut 1111,1 tun, I.,. I.-.I
bcon hit In ihu throat by shrap.
A lieutenant helped him hold
tho patient.
'"1 ho wolindnrl innn Ana..ln...
,..u,,, kuiignung
of what wnii oboiit to happen,
l".".UNK MKIIH, Dill Kill-
iiiiin told him: '1 don't Ilka to
do this, but ll'ii the only wiiy
you're going to live,' Cromle
wrote.
"Ignoring mnchlncguns firing
nmirby and mortnr shells ex
plotting not fur nwuy, Kinmnn
cut Into the Ihronl, felt curefully
for the windpipe, und then cut
a small Incision In the windpipe
below tho point whero the shrap
nel hud entered.
"Then he took tho wounded
mnn s fountain pen from his
pocket, slipped the rounded end
Into the opening mid told him:
Keep Unit In your windpipe,
oud you'll be okay. You cun
breutho through the cut I mude
even If you eun't through your
inoulli or tlu-out.'
Within ii few minutes the pa
lleiit whs breathing better, up
penrud to understand the direc
tions for keeping tho pen in
pliiee, und was able with the
help of Kinmnn (und the lieu
tenant) to walk to b nearby ve
hicle, "A battalion surgeon regarded
the patient with something okln
to awe, saw that additional at
tention was necessary Immedi
ately and so sunt him toward
the reur, the wounded man now
twirling the pen occasionally to
keep the Incision open."
RECRUITMENT DISCUSSED
MISSOULA, Mont., Nov. HO
iii uccruitmont of parachute
Jumpers, their training und
equipment and assignment of
men und aircraft for tho com
ing season are being discussed
ut u meeting of forest service
oinclals from regions No. 1, 4
and 8 here. The regions cm
brace Montana, Washington,
Kiuno, Oregon, Wyoming, Ne
vada und Utah.
MUSIG INSTITUTE
PACE THREB
: Plans for the second war time
music Institute were made tHjs
pnsl weekend in Spokane, ac
cording to Andrew Loncy Jr.,
supervisor of music In the city
schools, who attended the con
ference representing the state of
Oregon.
The institute is sponsored by
the Music Educators National
conference and will be held, Ap
ril 5 to 8, Inclusive, in Missoula,
Mont. Representatives attend
ed from Oregon, Washington,
Idaho, Montana, Wyoming and
British Columbia.
Wayne Hertz, head of the mu
sic department of Central Col
lege of Washington, Ellcnsburg,
.presided over the meet. The In
stitute will feature three select
groups picked from outstanding
I music atudents of the northwest
'who will meet in Missoula and
servo as clinic and demonstra
tion groups.
The institute will close with a
concert and Is to bo directed by
outstanding national conductors.
Carl Brickcn, conductor of the
Seattle symphony, will conduct
the orchestra, the band will be
conducted by II. E. Nutt, famous
Chicago band director, and
Loncy has been chosen to direct
the chorus.
GROWEHS TO MEET
COTTAGE GROVE, Nov. 30
l') Growers from Oregon,
Washington and California will
attend the second annual meet
ing of the Pacific Easter Lily
Growers' association here De
cember 4.
Charles Cole of the depart
m e n t of agriculture will be
principal speaker.
PERMANENT WAVE
IX) It yourielf. It'ieaiy as putting jHfcA
your hair up in curlers. You'll find Fgly
everything you need in the
ftequlrea no heat or electricity. Safe, for every
type of hair. Over 5 million told. Get the a mat
ing Charm-Kurt I'miDenlWaye Kit today
at Waggoner Drug and all drug stores.
OF $11,000 Gil
With the 6th War Loan drive
barely underway, results ulready
show, according to Myrle C.
Adams, local chairman of the
war finance committee of the
treasury, that individuals and
business organizations realize
the intensified activities on
world battle fronts call for more
and still more home-front sup
port. Evidencing that realization.
Allen Adtjing Machines
Friden Calculators
Royal Typewriters
Desks - Chairs - Files
For those hard-to-get Items
PIONEER PRINTING
AND STATIONERY CO.
124 So. 9th Klamath Falls
and helping to swell this area's
(1th War Loan drive quota, a war
bond allocation for $11,000 from
General Petroleum corporation
was presented to Adams by El
bert Stiles, local representative
for General Petroleum.
It was announced by Stiles
that his company's war bond In.
vestments in tills and previous
war loan drives total $9,000,
00O for its Pacific coast market
ing area.
Trench fever or typhus la
transmitted by lice. . .
Th
10
Star Beauty Salon
HAS 3 MORE COMPETENT
OPERATORS
ft.
CORDIA NASH
VELMA SELF
MABEL ELLIS
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