THURSDAY, JULY 11. U9
hERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORICON
Detective
Slain In
Gun Battle
KEATTLF. July tl l4"l A city
homicide detective, who voluntarily
WiraH In hie off-duty houra to
help capture a cornered (inmu.
was killed early today.
MmenU later his stayer died In
volley of police fir.
ld were Detective Harry W.
Vosper, about 3S. and the (unman.
Jamas Jackson, about 60. a Negro.
Two othois Johnny Taylor, M,
also a Negro, and Donald M. Reed.
17, a track driver were hospitalised
with gunshot wounds. Taylor's con
dition was critical, that of Reed fair.
Vospcr was killed as he met Jack
son face-to-face at the basement
entrance of a two-story house where
the (unman waa surrounded by
more than 20 policemen.
The slaving, climax to a series of
shootings that continued oyer a
three-boar period, came as police
noved Into the boose after filling II
with tear-gas bombs,
Police said the fatal battle fol
lowed an earlier shooting at Taylor's
home where Jsckson hsd (one to
see his eat ranged wife. When Mr.
Jackson told him to leave or she
would call police. Jackson suddenly
fired six shots from a .45 caliber
automatic. Three of the bullets
struck Taylor. Mrs. Jackson and
Mrs. Taylor were not hit.
Police traced Jackson's car to the
lower Seattle home and assigned
Detective Kenny Thames to watch
H. When no one appeared afur a
considerable time. Reed was railed
to tow the machine away.
He was sho. as he started to hitch
up the car.
Vosper, who had Investigated the
earlier shooting at Taylor's home,
was at headquarters talking to
friends when the report of Reed's
shooting was received.
Before Jackson died he had ex
changed several heavy volleys with
police throoih basement windows.
Free boxes of rifle shells were lying
n his bed In the basement and a
second rifle was leaning against the
wall.
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THE DOCTOR SAYS
Itch Increases During War
Diced cooked carrots and white
turnips may be served together In
a cream sauce: a small amount of
cooked peas leftover) may also be
added for color.
Want Ads phoned to gill before
11:30 a. m, appear the same day!
By EDWIN r. JORDAN. M. re
written for SEA Service
During periods of war. scabies
lot, as it Is commonly called, the
j seven-year itch, tends to increase.
This disease Is caused by an insect
I aarcoptes scabiei which burrows
: Into the skin causing terrific itching
and Irritation.
The disease is more common in
the colder months, perhaps because
bathing is less common. In the typi
cal case the itching is worse at
night than during the daytime. Al
though scabies Is more frequent
among those people who do not
practice personal cleanliness. It Is
by no means confined to such Indi
viduals. PREVENTION IMPORTANT
Scabies is acquired from someone
else who harbors the insect which
causes It. Consequently avoidance of
contact with those who might be
involved is the best method of pre-
' ten Hon. Since the disease tends to
involve families or communities, it
is important to treat all of those
w ho may have the disease and not
Just the one who happens to seek
the doctor's help.
Not only should possible contacts
be sought out and carefully ex
amined for the disease, but bedding,
u-wels, clothing and other articles
which touch the skin should be
treated, usually by healing.
Many good treatments, some new,
some old, are available. Various
sulphur preparations have been re
cognised for years as valuable for
this disease. In addition, there have
been a number of new good treat
ments proposed including DDT. a
chemical called bensobensoate,
rotenor.e, pyrethrum. and others.
Most of these substances, how
ever, ran produce secondary irrita
tion of the skin or other compll
etuons. so that their use except un
der observation of a physician is
not advised.
Note: Dr. Jordan Is unable to
answer individual questions from
readers. However, each day he will
answer one of the most frequently
asked questions In his column.
The Doctor Answers
QUESTION: What can be done
for water blisters which break out
on the hands or feet every year? I
have tried numerous remedies.
ANSWER: It is dangerous to try
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Genuine Spring Lamb
LEGS lb. 69c
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PREMIIM
Veal Rolls t . 4 I be. aver. Ik. 59c
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Hampton Band
Slated Here
On Saturday
Lkmrl Hampton, who heads
what Is claimed "America s retrt
colored band - will bring Ins or
chestra to the armory Saturday
night lor daiu'lnc from ( till 1,
Baldy Evans, who secured Hamp
ton's services, has announced that
tickets may be secured at Derby's
Music company.
Hampton features not only iiood
dance music but has a wealth of
entertainment with his troupe of
J4 muMrlans and entertainers.
Hampton himself Is known as the
"Km of the tibraharp." po.wv.i
Int the onlv gold-plated tibraharp
in the world.
Hamilton organtred his own band
In 19s0 after several years as a
featured star with Benny Ooodman.
Hampton's orchestra has made,
hundreds of records for both Decca
and Victor.
He played In Portland la.Nt Fri
day night and reports from Bert
Mi-Elrov. son of the late well-known
Cole MoFJroy. label his band as
the "greatest show aggregation he
or his famous father have er
brought to Portland."
CARNIVAL
Dick Turner
a ) kinds of medtclnes on the .kin
ss you have apparently done. A
proper diagnosis should be obtained
and only then can the correct treat
ment be employed.
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Aussie Troops To
Be Coal Miners
8YDNKY. Australia, Jlily 31 i
The Australian lovsrumriil plans
In send 3WKI tnaiis to mlu. coal
ftoni nien cuts In New Mouth Wales
August I, unless the crippling coal
strike la over by that lime.
1'he troops are expected to sup
ply M.000 tons of coal per week.
enough to keep up the present ra.
lion of rleilrliily and gas In Hew
Soulli Wales.
Ilie labor government was re
ported to have rejected a proposal
to use members of the sntl-cooiDiu-nlsl
Australian workers union tnr
frar of rreatliif a permanent spilt
III the trade union movement.
Warmer weather today eaaed Via
crisis caused by the atrlka, which
will be four weeks old tomorrow.
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