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Newspaper Page TextPACE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY, APRIL 1. I?4 rAK JKMKLNS Manaannf KdlUw UHHUltlPTlUM BATE to mitw martin 1 00 B maiJ y aU nonta I) 00 Br aftati rar 1 00 Today's Roundup By MALCOLM EPI.KV WITH Uie estabUthmcr.t o afternoon truck line nrrvics to Lakeview from Klamath Falls, The Herald and Net l has inaugurated new snl to Lakevira. wndiru: today's papers over there lor today's delivery. This brines the latwt world and mrtanal news Into Lakeview, -beatin" by many hour any other daily newspaper. To accomplish this. It was nece&sary for The Herald and News to step up its edition times. Heretofore, we have published a tirst edition at 3 p m. daily. But It Is now neoesjary to "to to press" with an edition at 12 noon, in order to have It out and ready tor the truck which leaves here EPLET 'or Lakeview ai 1 p. m Anyone familiar with newspaper offices knows thit it U quit an ordeal to push press I" me ahead two hours right In Uie middle of lha day. WE have been lucky so far. and haven t even had clot call at musing Uie Arrow Transit truck which Is walling every day at 1 p m. at Uie back of the newspaper plant, ready to lake off with the Lakeview edition. This operation has now been going a week, and the response in Lakeview has been most gratifying. The purpose of thu piece is to explain what la going on. and to assure Lakeview readers that we are working hard to improve the edition which they receive. We are not only determined to catch lhat truck at leaving time every day. but to make the paper we catch it with the best possible'iiewspaper we cn get out by the noon deadline THE HERALD AND NEWS has long enjoyed ex cellent readership In Lakeview and we have many friends there. Furthermore, there Is a com munity of Interest between Klamath Falls and Lake view thai make a great deal of the news of signifi cance In both places. ' There is no thought on our part of replacing the Lakeview Examiner In any way. We cannot fill the niche of the excellent hometown paper published by Glenn Charles and edited by Les Shaw. The Ex aminer and The Herald and News have always operated on a basis of friendly cooperation And. as Lea said in his column last week about Lake-Klamath cooperation, "may It continue forever." The Doctor Says Pain Always With Neuritis Stock Exchange Pickets Battle Again jTHIiii Thv tUliiov i l ! I allar. anaiJ hart ma.! al I ' I tMi laaw Wata-, ! I ; rtuta Uibi ovr Hint f th- : ' aa4 w m.I na eiii4 f Ina I ' aift.rl S AMI AM) AllltHI Rft af I tht wilier. ( antriftallen. fwlUnlna I a I rmt tat.lt m4 sntr Individual questions from z.2S p. m. Best estimates said it readers. However, each day he mil Usted about two second, but it answer one of the most frequently broke windows rtt Oxnard. 40 miles aked questions tn his column. j up the coast. 'o serious damage i was reported. THE DOCTOR ANSWERS Mor heat today, said the QUESTION: Can hydrocele be weather bureau. Qualiecasters were treated without operation? ; mum. ANSWER: Some cases of hydro- j cele have been successfuUy treated - p by injecting a solution into the in- j jOrCrl rOr volved area. Operation, however, is ! pi--, KJ nrrnwi often the preferred method of rione narrows treatment. McCHORD FIELD. Apr:l 19 JPi Search for a missing Orefion na tional guard plane and its three occupants has narrowed to an area south of Government Camp on Mercury Zooms In Lcs Angeles LOS ANGELES. April 17 i.r Hot and onlv shchllv rocky. Los ' By rfH1N P. JORDAN. M- O. j been obtained by killing the nerve xngelea shock off a one-two punch Written for Nt A Service bv Injecting alconol or or cutting : ancj mmf up for more today. Inflammation of the. nerves is : tne nerve oy an cperauon. j ti mercury Opped up to 91. a railed neuritis. Symptoms of neu- . new j,,, Jar Apn) )s n)!re Then ntls vary a lot but pain and tender- Note: Dr. Jordan is unable to an- rame a momentary earthquake at nest are almost alw ays present. In , long-lasting caws the feeling or tensation may be disturbed and muscular wasting can develop. The amount of pain produced by neuritis Is variable In some per aons pain can be practically in tolerable and in others, especially those who are in vigorous health. It can be borne without great diffi culty. Cause of neuritis, like its symp toms, is not alike in all cases. Con sequently, It is necessary to try to find out the cause in each case. When caused by diabetes, for ex ample, the proper line of attack is to control the diabetes by a suitable diet and insulin If necessary. CAUSES OF NECRITIS Shingles can produce neuritis. In this disease a virus U probably at fault. The nerve itself la apparently affected and the pain Is often ex tremely severe and may last for a long time, especially In elderly peo ple. Severe anemia can produce neuritis. Chemical substances, such u arsenic, and many Industrial products may produce neuritis. In fections and diseases can also cause nerve pains. Nerve pains can come from vita min deficiency, especially the lack of vitamin B. One type of neuritis fe common among the victims of chronic alcoholism. Perhaps at least part of the reason for this is that such persons substitute alcohol as a food in place of a properly balanced 1t rrnitatnin? (enmiffh vitamin B. Whether this is true or not, this J l e." 'Yr i k., -,i k . . 'f 7 rienhntat Mint stick swinging cruu and fist ihrowuig pickets battle orfure (he New York Stock Exchange a Hie picket .li.e erijpiea Irora ils receni caim wtirn ixm-smking worken Irtt the ouiid'iig at the eno of the trading session. Police moved in munauiaiely to quell Uie bcllrrem pickets. Doe-Tfion Complete in Some Sections of Bogota Suit Filed To Collect Money Frank Atwood. executor of the estate of the late Clara A. Moore, has brought an equity suit against Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Enloe and Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Enloe for payment of 3000 assertedly due on a promis sory note. The suit contends that Mrs. Moore loaned the En joes $3600 on a prom issory note August 7. 1939. and that 1.2000 remains unpaid. Atwood asks also for interest and S300 court costs. Mrs. Clara A. Moore died Novem ber 22. 194S. William Kuykendall is attorney for Atwood. Mount Hood. Capt. Thomas H. Forsberg. commander of the Mc Chord field air rescue unit, said today. Planes from three fields Mc Chord. Hamilton Field. Calif., and Lowry Field. Colo. are concentrat ing efforts on that area between the 4000 and 8000 foot level, he said. Capt. Forsberg denied reports that the search would be discon tinued. The plane disappeared April 9. It pays to Cse the Want-Ads! I The Hampshire breed of hogs was j imported into the United Staves I from England in S25. Bank Deposits $34,000,000 Deposits tn Klamath emity's three banks have reached the hlgb total of 134.1 15 9 Tbsi vu th mrrmt of dfMMtit renorl for th I. S. National type of neuritis can be much im- j Bank. First National bank and First National branch at Merrill as of proved or even relieved entirely in the call date of April It many cases by giving an adequate All three banks are branches of Portland banks. amount of this vitamin. The total of loans reported by the three banks is 112.207.053.29, also -With some exceptions neuritis is j u of April 12. an extremely difficult condition toj Booming deposits in the banks are considered as s basis for treat satisfactorily. In some cases optimism for the security loan campaign which Is now under way here, the pain is exceptionally severe and The Butte Valley bank at Dorrii and the Bank of America branch at long-lasting. Relief has sometimes Talelake also do substantia! banking business in the Klamath basin. ei KLAMATH rAI.Lft. Ore, ITO tllf r.ultori OI K Kit ENT MEN Today they say tin papers told Tliul a luted one would smut arrive Uul hs will be so silent Wlitll I wish lie weir well slid alive He went from our hume so sHnnl And where ever he went he was gay Tret a the picture that we had nf him And e lioed In d tnine bui lt Unit way. On a foreign soil he latulril And we prayed for him day and night I'ntil the government wrote us That hed ended Una worlds Inst tight. Hut dear one dn not be weary For he mlnglrs In memories drnr And when the curtains of llrnvrii are lifted That one you love will sipeur They say he was burled with honors For he was one of our heroes brave llul only his shell was entered I'U soul evran-d that hul!nv giuve It srerm his spirit sometimes whispers And h's laughter rings timing!) the vle 'Pound nr home where lie grew to manhood And where he roamed on well-wnrn trails. H r'Oiiin of ship Willi our mlrnt men tlr'ns 'hem ssfe to their oiirnev' end Where family and friends nre waiting Thir tt earthl'- rttrs to atii'iul - Br r. Faoght. Klamntli Fulls. Ote One Survived jj.wrsjy,: n T,t . ',,. -af a.i f f. I nrtmiinr Warehouses ind huiidincs oo thu street In revoiuuon-torn Bogota were completely destroyed A rath edral Is tn the background. Tht Inter-American conference continued aa the ctt? returned tn torn noTmaJcr snd quiet Youth Survives Second Smash-Up POHTI.AND. April 17 ',- Itohrrt Javne. lg. survived his eronr! Unmli with death lt niht in a mofor-cyrle-truik collielnii lhat killed a partner. The cycle driver Herbert Nunley. la. Portland, was killed outright. The more fortuuats Jayne walked away from a hair-raising crash a week ago In which his sutonrobile went out of control, snaptied off s vtreet sign, hit s billboard and utility pole, and rolled go feet down sn em oankment. Jsyne. who suffered only a scalp cut when the cycle skidded Into the truck, ssld. "from now on. I'll walk " Vega, Brightest Star in The Skies, Shifts North RADIO PHOGIIAMS MONDAY JL APRIL 19 KFLW 145 kc I5 crm im Uu Mrs :M - ; Trm rsr ZStw, Bre.kfmtt CtfitiM 1:16 Bb WUU I ?:M James Abbi ABC 1 Zt.t MannertAAT I HIbi Brukfst Clab ABC It " :M " The Tbrc rrank frker t:Bklu. im B.ltf w4 ABC :U " Galea Drake ABC lt:l5 DLaJ ran" I "AS ftfiiiistare Cacrt 11 ( A Bbf 11:15 Tb LUUmnf ft ABC l Jt Raakbac Talkinf ABC ll:4iLlhci as. Albert ABC KFJl 1249 be. Xaalrat BeveUle O Tbe farm freat T. Hemiatwar, News MBt Iim aixl Sbiac MBS Stmt, Headline Tadar'a Beat Bart Cecil Brew. MBS favbien flasbea aventea ! 1 eater slay Charlie Siab Oreb Kate mi lb 8 pea at MRS Vrtr M. Lindlabr MBS MerDing- Mallaee" Sb ef Pieneerv Glenn Hard-, Keara MBS Wbat New Heme Demststratlsi Lie be rf el. Salan" La Pelnte'a at II Cenaie Beewell Slnr Qaeen f ar A Day MBS MONDAY P. 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HoMrtaees MBS Glenn Hard MHS Tvdm Van Knew fiint Htar Henrr J. Taytar MRS Fallon Lewis Jr. MRS ttbam af Fine Maiie Sleep Serenade MBS News' - KPJt reslare First Bond Buyer In Security Campaign fill lv C mi BUY BONDS TODAY! - y r ' fin. . 7 t v.r - . r .. iss m h l S ' w ta.. .. aiwiiMl sb Br J. IH'OH PRIETT Astronomer. Fxtension Division. Oregon Higher Education Kvtem Soon after the clear twilight of late April has faded into night, there comes to us from low over the northeastern horizon the steely rays of a brilliant blue-white star. This glittering object Immediately at tracts our attention, for it far out shines any other star in that re gion of the heavens. Besides. It Is usually twlnkl'ng energetically due to the atmospheric disturbance al wavs present near the skyline. This is Vega, the star with the Arabic name. This is said originally to have ben "al-Waqul." which gradually changed to Wega and Vega, ft Is the second In brightness of any star 'planets are not stars) seen from our part of the world. Vega Is one of the nearer stars Its distance Is 21 light-years, or anoroxtmatelv 27 times six trillion ml'es from us. Were Vega as close to us as our sun. Its brlWanre would annear about 50 times that of old Fol It heat end llnht would be unbearab'e. Like many another source of radiant energy. It Is best adm'red at a distance. Due to the precession of the eou'noxes. Veea In about 120O0 ears hence will be our north star. What a snlendld guide star It will make, although It will not be quite as close to the pole of the sky as our present Polaris. The latter Is now nearly one deree from the pole. By A D. 2100 It will be within one-half decree (the angular width of the moon) of this location. It will then semlnglv move farther from It for thousands of years. As Vega circles higher In the sky and gets more nearly due east, sev eral dim stars will be seen cluster ing close to It. Vega and these lit t'- stars outline the Harp of Or pheus, th irrent musician of clas sical mythology. According to the nr.clent storv. so charming was the nlavlng of Omheus that it had nover over wild beasts, drew stons and trees from the eround and ynnrted rivers from flowing. The fumed Arconautic expedl- Misery of Simple Piles I Bathe Irritated parti with mill KrMinol fviap nfi fply soothinc Kminol Ointmvnt for fiuick rrlli'l from itching, burning torment ESniOL OINTMENT tion for the recovery of tlie Golden Fleece found Orpheus on bnnrd the ship. On the way the vessel hud lo pa?s the Islands where the sirens snu their entlrlnp; son its. and often lured sailors to their deaths. Snrr captains tied their mm to the maxts or poured wax In their ears as they pawl this dwerou re won. On th r,ood htp Arco th's was unnere.ssary. for Orpheus nlaved his ham so beautlfullv that the p 11 urine nymphs attracted no attention. One of the little str nearest Veea becomes n double evn throiwh 2-power onera trlaves. With 150-oower tleirorjes. the two stars apoejr far nonrl and each In turn becomes a close double. This star. J. H. Napier Taken To Hospital ' J. H. Napier, deputy district st- torney. wai tHlcen to HlUiide hnft- pttnl Saturdsy morn in (r for treat ment of a hemorrhAKt condition. He was at work in the courthouse when 1 the attack came. Napier was injured i in an automobile accident last eVp t ember and was in the hospital sev , era! moruhv Of the 2'!7 000 rnil-h-hway grade crmiing in the United States, only 13 per rent are protected with sig nals, gates or watchmen. Strikt Tension Ends In Shooting ROME. Oa . April 17 ;. Tht war of nerves tn a four weeks old textile milt strike reached tht shooting i stage last night, leaving one man ' near death, another wounded slight- ! iy I Both shootings, one of whfrh was ' a skirmish on a highway, followed I the harmleu firing of other shots clashes between pickets and non : strikers at the Anchor Rome cotton mill, paint throwing and other acta j of randal'sm, I The strike began March II when ' management and the Textile Work (err of America iCIO were unable j to agree on a new contract covering a dues checkoff and union liability r at i a ih4 feioniuia. Mare Wrst taiHivn fuimoilv of l.tw Annrip, tiMi miinngft ot tu leiM'khectl Aviatuiii C'urpiiratiuii s uii.'T at .HinitoN K rr tn. 1 1 1 v survivui ol a (onirltitiion crnah a Miiuiumn AlriMiri rhirty writ Kttlrn as the iit plnite irlr-n to taitu UK'ie etuniilr im LimtitHi U) New York. Green Death To!d Here A I t tirru of Mnltoi (I, fathrr ul ,.ui,t.a iihii Chiiiltn C.icin of lUi.niitl.i 4-..1, dint HiiiiiMlity mutii- in,! ol tt . ,ui left m-rutrd April 15 In aji uulontnoilr ai riilrm Kiii-il nira will be held TurAilay ! at i ii in liuin Cuiigrr-Mnrru Ktm- rt i llnlllr t luipcl lit MrtKwd wlin , nun ni"ut in Hklvoii Mrtnorlal ' mrk. I In iidilituni (t tltr tvtti Miiu Using I hiic. Ad U;r.-n !. MiivUrd by v .Widow Mini nfn oilier cllilUiru. i0 iinndt hlliirru, i.nf Ktc-ii-KrandrluUt niKl (our brotlicM and MX ltrra. 1 He a a iiil!e of Noitli (.'urolHin. birn Junr- 2J. limn llr had llvrd in ; MnttuKt lor llir mit 27 years. Communist Plot In Mexico Out MEXICO fTI'Y, April 17 A ronitmmist plot to wrerk at) tle ?rph lines In Mrxlro was rrvrnled lodav An iniKirtanl government official confirmed the fact but for the present, the communications office Is mux lug no comment, The officio.) who told of the plot said Hetrrtry of C'ommunU'At'oiii AguMln Onrda !.or Inunediatrlv ordered tncniurri to prevent anv nbotner and a Wo punishment of the plotters. It could not be learned how many person are Involved or whether there bait been arrest Turr ttioje nulungrr umiI ar ticles Into caih no I Herald and News Want Adt art inexpensive an4 i bring oulck rciuM Mistletoe was known to the Druids as "all'- heal." They re I gardfd the parasite as a cure for jail dl.Kenses. Eptllon Lyrae. Is the famous double-double. fO MATTER HCW ) ) THE ECONOMIC WINDS J f s. blow you'll 'T V ALWAYS WEATHER V C C THE STORrVl WITH A-s. - XL. us. security t f fjhJyLs SAVINGS BONDS ( This Youngster Had Tough Time I LEBANON. O.. April 17 ! j Dsvld Ullmsn. fmir-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ullman. tumbled off his new trlryclr last Sunday and brokr his right arm. Wfdtifsdav he wss climbing on n chslr In his home and tumblrd svsln. This time he broke his left collsrbone. Now he's ot chicken pox. Pretty soon they're eolni to Itch, and how can he scratch. PARADISE FOR PAIN It fx tt'.imt rrst I iinis mi U rv-'. II ShM f.,f s f-mn1 .' f. i Wirflu -r at.M i i us u Um4t9 aalMi ImIH - i aU aiucja. Caurfety Nw York World TaUar'. The first bond told In the security bond campaign In Klamath county went to A. K. Colter, Southern Tarlfle freight clerk, shown here getting the VAA bond from Wanda Fig of the II, 8. National bank turr. Klamath's quo la In the drive Is S4.O0t In E bonds, H'lO.OOO In F and O bonds. Wish I Wtrt A Cow If Z were one of those cows down there In the valley, I would not have this heavy heart." Ho said the Awlss barber. But better days were on the way with Mr. Peaceful Heart stopping to tell the barber how and to live him a Bible for more light. Then came the great day. Said barber "I went up the mountain again, not to wish I wert a cow but to shout my Joy back and forth, for Owl had flooded my heart with peace." Yes. get the sin question settled Believe In Christ as your own Lord and Bsvlour who died for you and Ood gives you his peace and eter nal Ufa. "I accepted Christ as my Ssvlour nearly fifty years ago and his Holy Spirit has never left me. There Is a wonderful pence thst comes from knowing Him and Lord and Saviour." THOS. s. SMITH, Pres., Thos. 8. Smith At Hons, Chicago, Known as the Applt King through the Mid West. Portland I, Ore. This apace paid for by a Portland family. Immediate Delivery! APPLIANCES k Ranges Refrigerators Water Hearer Washers Ar Cabinets Freezers Fans, Irons Heaters Your Authorised" S I Dealer FYOCK'S General Electric Store loth Main rh. M00 AUTHORIZED For all your work clothing it's the OREGON WOOLEN STORE 8th and Main KLAMATH'S KKDIT ( LOTHIKH WE GIVE HAH GKKKN 8TAMI-8 Phone (A7I DISTRIBUTOR FRACTIONAL HORSEPOWER GENERAL ELECTRIC MOTORS 14y3-V2-34H.P. AVAILAILI FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY KLAMATH MACHINE O Locomotive Works Sprln tlm Mill Supply Dept. Phone 5141