Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 20, 1948, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, MAY 20, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS OREGON PACE FIVE 'Show Off" Ready For Presentation WEATHER WKHIKIIN I 111 M ION I'mlly ,l Iv Willi wlilrly aciilUiril Hf I iiimiii ilmwnii htilwv sml KiliUy. Hhiwly rlaliiH hMvi muiiii Ivnilielulllivi. lllglia Imluy nil lu (III. Iiwa InnlKlil llll til 411 llliilia frliluy nil In nil (JfHitlN lu iiimiIvimIv vnllulils Wlllll. lilt I'lllltl, KANTr.llN ml HI II IN I'mlly ,1 ly ImlHy anil Klliluy. NiHltlil Hllri ihiiiii .liuvtera, pilMilpally uvti iitiiuiilwllia. hliiwly iltlUH triniiMi atm Might Utility M lu till Uiw loiiltflit .14 to . IIIMht rrlilnv IHI In 711 hi. AMAIN fAI.I.N AM) VIl.'INITV -t'Nilly ilniiiiy IimiimIiI, rli'uihiK rililuy. iiimIi imiiit iiiiuiit nn. Um tuiiighi .ib. iiiuii rniiy uo. i.illl . AI.IMHINIA M...lly I'llillll) luilMV Willi Ufl atuiit alums!. I'sillv rliiiliiy With trw .at Mlliri almw VI. tiililtfht ami yililny. I. IHI vlimiNfi III llllM,illlll Mmlriiila WVal i litll wl wliiila ulf t'uaat. Nluilriiti T. I'. Mi Cm muck. Ulu'iH.Mir of llitt Hum ilty-nwnrd tvtviiltr llnttlllrlll Jiliillt Itu-iitrd itl lllr nil pin t, Owi'lis sllrcl mill till Kliiiiiulh Mvrr hy tlir riillnmd hildiio. llila wci'k cuiiiliirlrd it liiur n( Oit'Unn ViMittliitiitl mhiKil Mu llein. Iirmlrd by Murvln Brlirordrr, liisiriirlur, tliiiiiiuh tlm plums, Collrrturs I.itlll'i'llrr K. Kllniin, deputy cnllrcliir ill llllri mil rrvriiur. Iruin tlir liHiil ulllio, la working lit lllr mil lllr I n mrl nf Klllllliilll rutin ly till wrrk. Joint II. Koriprtl. tli'liuiy rulliTlur nlau wllh Ihr Iih-iiI : ufllir. la on uiislnriui Una wrrk III Idikrvlrw mid I'nlnlry " Krllirtird- Klttrl Htollll, Murtltu MrCulllllll, Drtlit Hitrkra nnd lirr- wffrr lltlll rrtiinird Mondiiy hum a vitritiloit trip. Krotti thr nuiionit) bowlliiK tiitirnittiiriil In Unlliu, Trx., lliry wrnl to Nrw Orlritnn, La., ami Juiurx, Mrxli-u. Klnat I'mmi Thr (mill t'otiiil lit tlir school rlrrllott in tlir rotiniy thr.trtrt ahiiwrtl Utr county bnduri piiasnl. 410 III W III llinpllal Cllmllr link, till r'liiiunrli'litl, la III Ihr Klmintlh Vitl Iry lnpllal wlirrn lir la rrroverlllK fiom nn attitrk of pnriimunln. Iliintr- Mia. Miirvln Tltonm of Tillrlukr rrtiinird by trilln Wrdnrs dity ftntti I'urtlunri whrrr alir arlil arvrral days Willi lirr molltrr. Ilriurn Mrs (Inner Hprnmir and aoii havr returned from Washington. I). C. wlirrr liiry vtsltrd for month with relsllvrs. Club Fnalnonrd PytltlHti Hinters ftorlal rlub tlna brrn wwttollrd from rrltlay. May 31. lo Friday. June 18. Mnllirra Club Mrmbrra of Moth er . rlnb of Marrrd llrart aeadrmy will hold thrtr annual ailvrr tea. Hun fla In (he aradrmy auditorium. VFW Thrrr will be a rritular tnrrilnii nf the Vrtrriina of Forritin Wars at S p. m.. Thttraday In the KG hall. I'lr HimIhI Mldliititl Kiinmi! will aponaor u publlt! plr Norlitl ul lliti KiiuiKt! hull Hiilnnlity til U : HO p. in. 'l lila la In iitlHti inonry In nrnil lliti tlb.lili'l wlinirr of Urn tli'rliitiiiilloii cotitriil to lliti atiitii Hritimti ul Ah li rlu In Jiuit'. Kvi'iyoiir la wrli oinr In iilti'iid nnd till Indira air nnkrd lo bllllla plra. hiiliriivllilt - Kul'liiat Kvrrlilil'l, rlil !loyrd by llooprr bnilhrra itl Tnlr liikr la rrpiiiird alluhlly Improved nl Kliiniiilli Vnlley Imaplliil wheio hit la Ih'Iiiii lirntrd for Injuilra tr rrlvrd wlirn n drill piiaard ovrr Ilia body while Kvrihiut wua drlllltik Hi hill lluby ( hole Thr pllbllr limit h driHirtiiirnfa bnby clinic prrvloualy arhrdtilrd for Mondiiy. Muy 'ii. Ima brrn pnalponrd until Turadiiy, June I. For npiHilntiiiriiu. cull 1714. the roiiulv public hrnlth drpurtmrnt, IU4I) Mnlll. Illipruvlni - O. D. "Illtbr" Iterdrr, IMnr.drovr rnnchrr, wna rrporlrd ImprnvlllR tiKlny nl ltlllaldr hoapltiil wlirrn lie la rnrlvlnii inrillinl rare for a rrrcnl lirnrl nllntk. Kttrrry C.'hiirlra Krlikmiti of Finn. Cnllf , la n pntlrnl nl IIIIMdc luvpilnl rrrovrrliiK tioin iniijor aur iriry Krlekaon la thr fiiihrr of Mra. II K. Flrdlrr of Ihr l.lncolll atrrrt Itrorrry. Minor Kurrry -- Frnnk Drlaroll of llir O K Tninalrr cotnpiiny la rrrovrrliiii from minor aururry nl Klntniith Vnllry l.iwpltnl. Urlacull llvra nl 6M N. 10th. No I'otltHk-Tnrri! will br no IMitluck luneliroit mid rnrd pnrty tmtnlly ulvrn by thr Women of the Mooae llila Frldity nfu-riKxni. Mrdlral ( arr Mra. Flunk lliatli- lay. IH40 MitnrJililta. la rrerlvllllt nirdlrnl rnrr nt HIlMdr hmpltnl. Ill Hill. lllr Clarkann Itmklry. nn rmnloyr of Ktnndnrd Oil rom pnnv livlim nl ar-'4 Mnln. la undrr nirdlrnl rnrr al MIlMdr hoapllnl. nmm. . "' ' ' - f " ' 1,11 ' 1 'i'SrMM Mia " r7 W llfl'l lll""il)aiiH,lTt"f' ill TMlltr il f fl rtnT ''--- 'r- ; -iaaa. ....?..-.. J Thr liilnl dramatic vroturr of the Klwania club and the Community Playera, "The Hhow Off." Ihrre-arl comrdy, wlll.be prraented at the Ornon Vocational school theatre this Friday and Saturday at H p. m. I'rorrrda (rom the play will benefit the Klwania playground In Mills addition. Heated at left Is Mary Jo Mallei, and other members of the eaat, left lo rlnbl. are Tom O'Uwycr. Truman Nelson. Harry Frrderlrks. In the title role, Kulll Morris, Orth Klsemore, Mario Lunfreen and HJalmar Kathe. Kcnnell-F.MIs. Poe Valley Man Dies OI.ENK, Muy 20-Erneat O. Unckl Holxhouaer, 36, member nf a promi nent Poe valley family, died follow ing a loriK lllncaii Inte Wednesday nlKhl at Klamath Valley hospital. Mr. Holzhouser underwent major surgery at St. Vincent's hospital In Portland two weeks oko, and Tues day was returned lo Klamath Falls and to Klamath Vnlley. His family has lived for many years In the Poe valley-Olene region. Mr. Holzhouser was a welder and operated a blacksmith shop at Olene. The Earl Whltlock Funeral home Is In charge of arrangements which will be announced later. Surviving him are his wife. Doro thy, and a son. Glenn, of Olene: his mother, Mrs. Bessie Hnlzhouar of Poe valley, Jour brothers. Henry, Ir win, Lorenzo and Louis, and two slaters, Mrs. Lucia Webber and Mrs. Freda Cornett, all of Poe valley. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR Sheriff Guy Barton Political advertisement by Barton Committee J. E. Smith, rVui'Utry The Doctor Says High Blood PressureTreated Minor Kurirrv Mra. William Clement, mute 3 boa (!"! had minor anntrry Thuradny al lllllaldr hos pital. IIIFNTII'IH) FHANKFUIIT. Oermnnv. Mnv 71 ,A; An Amrrlenn fighter pilot killed in a rrnill Turvlny Ima lirrn Idem Hied a dipt. Ilolwrl W. Tttr nrr ol Portland, Ore. Turner wna prnrtlrliui dive bomb ing when the nrrldrnl orrurrrd. He Is survived by his widow. Mlrllta, now living 111 Clrrmnny. who gave birth lo a son only live dnya ago, and by another on. Itobrrl Jr. Ilv Fl) WIN P. JOKDAN, M. I). Written for NKA Hervlre High blood preaaure. or hyper fnalon, la not cauaed by a alngle dlaenae. The moat Important prob Irm la Ui decide If poaalble what la the particular cntiae In each In dividual cnan and what can be done nboul II. In many casea. unfortu nutely. Die origin of the high blood i preaaure la not known or cannot be traced. Even lor such kinds of hyprr- tension some recent developments i In treatment offer promise for al I lenat some patients. For example, : some pnttrnla have brrn glvrn a ; dirt from which not only the so dium contained In salt Is removed ' but moat of the sodium In the other foods. Table salt. Incidentally, is i sodium chloride, but the sodium I pari can appear In other comblna I lions. Thr low sodium diet Is rather complicated to prepare and prob ! ably Is not too tasty, but good re- suits In bringing about a drop in 1 blood preaaure have been reported. 'This treatment certainly will not ' amwrd the entire question of hyper tension, but at least Uie use of "low salt, low sodium" diets In certain cases Is Interesting. The so-called rice diet Is one of these low-sodium diets. CI'TTINt; NF.KVF.N IIKM'FI'I, The use of tissue extracts Is an other promlalng line of attack. An ocrallon called sympathectomy. In which certain nerves In the back nenr the spine are cut has also been used. After these nerves are severed the blood vessels expand and are able to carry more blood and the blood pressure la lowered. Tlni form of treatment has now been in use for selected patient for a good many years nnd seems lo be of real value. II Is not suitable for all j patients with hypertension. Until such time as the cause or I causes of hypertension arc oetur j understood and can be mastered at the source, these newer methods must be considered of value lor selected patients only. Note: Dr. Jordan la unable to , amwn niuiviuuui iuiftbiuiu Hum reauers. However, eacn aay ne win answer one of trie most frequently asked questions In his column. and Is there a cure? i ANSWER: Neurrasthenla is i j name given to a condition practlcal I ly the same as nervous exhaustion. The cure depends on the seriousness of the case and what the causes arc. TIIK DOCTOR ANSWERS QUESTION: What Is neurasthenia Hot ORMOND 4m EtfiaUuUt StaU OffttiMt Ask for Golden value Golden flavor i(Dol5en AUc55iha LEMDED MUSKET . II f I0OF . 11 11.11 HfUtlU tfllllS lOSCM $. f MCI I CO., SCHEHlEt, M. VOTE FOR Fenton Mahrt Republican Candidate for SHERIFF Young, clvic-mlndrd. 8 yean practical ex perl en re. Fair and Impartial. World War 11 vet rrf. A4. 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Johnson Tom Williams Dave Zumwalt Tom McGill Pete Green Fred Battis Steve Mosher Raleigh Greene Robert Baber Wm. Franks Jim Kerns, Jr. Jack O'Conner Wilbur J. Arnold Ed W. Youngblood Carl Hagel , Gordon Brandt Robert Hall Bud Blanchard Paul Breithaupt Arron Boe M. E. Mountain C. E. Price, Jr. M. Stone J. G. Hopkins Bull Andrus William H. Moore Yerlon Brummell Al Longe Lee Morton Elton Smith Paul C. Stainke Wilbur Courtney Virgil Wallace John Mathews Hugh McDonald Everett Ball Howard Barnhisel John Perkins Cliff Ongman J. R. Marks Larry Hayes IN KLAMATH FALLS VALUES LEAD! Why Pay Moire? TERRIFIC VALUES IN THIS SENSATIONAL cry AND "New Look" FASHIONS GABARDINES COVERTS SUEDES CREPES VALUES TO 29.95 .18. ALL FINE QUALITY GOOD RANGE SIZES AND COLORS VALUES t TO 39.95 24. VALUES t TO 49.95 28 OVER 350 Values to $12.95 TO CHOOSE FROM FRIDAY and SATURDAY Values to $19.95 $ 7 For BEST FASHIONS At LOWEST PRICES 615-17 Main St. OUR POLICY! 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