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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1948)
THURSDAY, FEB. 12, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Texas Town Very Healthy IIOWK, Trx., l'Vb. 13 (!-Mrt town with mi kidney shmwi, a thriv ing North Trxa cuiiiiiiiinlly of 0(H) Willi nil exceptionally IiikIi ili'iilli ralo f iojii old uuo, Why this liiiiciird to Howe lit not fully rxplullK'd, but Dr. J. L, Hhrllny, Ilia tli iiynoii county low li t only physician, said: "I've Im-cii line iiiu'ii lliiiu mill I've never uaiiulil a clllwn ot ilowo wiih a kidney stone. 1 don't know llm reason - the line Mill wutiir im ply limy have niiiethliiK to do Willi II." 'I he illy draw II', wider Inim nearby uuo-luol well III lhit Wood bum mind, llm aaino Mind llml pro duces oil III Kiwi Texas. "Kidney atimr kid nut uiinim inun anionic Inlkn In tho outlying areua who nut Ihrlr water from other well"." the uinliilile, whltr-hulred, 74-year-old physician staled. "This It a mlKhty clean town, too. An city heulth otlucr lor 37 yean, 1 on uy Hint tho avcruuo drain rate ol Ilowo is fur under the na llonnl death rate tor all i-aiiaes rx rcpl old une. - We hnvo an ex ceiillonally liluh deuth rnlo I rum old aite. We have 2(1 cIUkciis older Ihnn 80 out of our prcuilinr-count popula tlnn of two. 1 fall II the preacher rounl because the Mctluxllal and llaptlsl preachers went around and counted evcrytxaly reeenlly. Tho laal census nine u MO." Seaman Freed Of Desertion Charge BKATTI.K, Keb. 13 (IV-William A. Itlvern, a seaman from Han DIcko, won acnulttiil In federal court toduy nil a rlmrue of having deserted a ship at Kinplre, Ore., a year into. Itlvera ald ho had none to G'mM Hay to "end a telegram and thai he later failed In nltempla tu catch up with the ship at Portland and lirl-llnuhain. Princess Visits Danny Kaye Show I,ONIXN. Feb 13 l.lV-PrlnceM Khrabeth and I'ritu-e rtnllp turned up laal night among the fana nf American Cotnedhtn Danny Kaye, now the toast of the london stage. Tliey paid a surprise vlnlt to hit how at the Palladium and after ward aharcd a half hour with Kaye In hla dressing room, chatting, liuithlni and sipping champaiine. With the royal couple were, the Marquess of Mllford Haven, who TOONERVILLE FOLKS Lew Wortle's boy is crazy about rah-roap Trains PATH .oWHb'T. W ....... $$k PACE THREI Bigger Indian Staff Asked WASHINGTON, Feb. 12 yi', The decentralization program of the In dian office can operate efficiently only If It hiui cnouifh personnel, William Zimmerman Jr., assistant Indian commliialoner, said Wedncs day, He assorted that congress voted the aervlce only about one-half what It asked for tlila year, Zimmerman had been asked by a reporter for comment on a bill sct tlnif up district Indian office. These are In Oklahoma City, lillllnita, Mont., Portland, Ore., Mlnueapolla and Phoenix. Zimmerman aald the Indian of fice has not had money to carry out fully Ita decentralization plan. He also aald not a much authority haa Iwen dcleKiitcd to the district- as could have been had more funda been available. Thl congress, he declared, ahould "have the laaue clearly before It." If the congressmen want to close the dlatrlct offices, he aald, Wash ington headquarters will have to handle approval ot certain contract and the mnkltiK of certain appoint ment now delegated to them. It would coat aa much to do this In WanhliiKton, he added. Dam Won't Change Fishing Rights BPOKANE. Feb. 12 IA'i Indian flKhlnx rliihla will not be affected by conatructlon of McNary dam, the government aald yenterday In answer! to aulta filed by the Nez Perce and Yakima trlbca. The answera, filed by Federal District Attorney Harvey W. Erlck son, contend that plans to Include a fish ladder at both sldei of the liver barrier will prevent damage to the fishery. Construction of a fish hatchery below the dam also 1 con templated, he said. 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