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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 10, 1949
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Poland Shipping
To Switzerland
OYDNIA, Poland Hi Poland la
aendlng goods to landlocked 8wit
aerland by water. The ministry of
shipping aiinounced an agreement
with a Dutch concern nierntlhg be
tween Dutch and Polish porta which
is to carry Swiss-bound cargnee.
The Dutch vmarla will take goxls
from Polish porta to Amsterdam.
There carvoes are to be translup-
DKNVER. Colo. l Pavsengera
on the United Airlines' flight from
Denver to Cheyenne have noticed iped by transfer to vnaela operal
a i.-nm mr oru.w inrm wincing in 0n the Rhine river,
big headlutht in the night. Pawn-1
gers on the 8 15 p. m. Colorado and
Southern between the same two
towns hae on more than one oc
casion spotted the huge airliner
flying parallel to the track, syste
matically blinking the lighta on its
wings. Tins has been going on
for three years now.
Poland Produces
Penicillin
Cat Knows
Best When
Weather Hot
CHICAGO i4 -During a heat
wave a kitten squlitned Into a liar
row apace between two buildings In
suburban tllenn Kllyn. Ita crlea at
tracted a crowd. When all else
failed, a fireman extricated the rat
with a hook attached to a long pole.
Two daya later the kitten was
bark In the same trap. A police
THE DOCTOR SAYS
Polio Symptoms Differ
The ens nicer of the train and the
pilot of- the plane are father and.
son. The bltnk-blmk of the lights ; quate
WARSAW. Poland ,T Poland's man. using the aame tool, fished It
first penicillin factory had started
production In nearby Tartiiomln.
Government officials a a Id Polish
workers and technicians had "com
pleted and assembled the Inade-
la 64-year-old Clarence Chapman's
way ol saying "How re you. boy r
to his airborne son. 31-year-old
Capt. Leroy Chapman.
Occasionally the senior Chapman
tancies-up his nocturnal hello b y
lighting a red railroad flare and
holding It out the wmdow of his
cab. in right proud of my boy."
Clarence says. "And I Just like him
to know the old man s still up and
around and on the Job."
penicillin manufacturing
eouiunienl delivered by CNHRA
Health mimstrv officials also said
slstance to Polish scientists who
wanted to produce crystalllred penicillin."
AGREEMEMT KEEN
VENICE. Italy. Aug. 10 -Premier
Alclrte de O.isnert said Tuesday
a full agreement with Yugoslavia
to settle the adrlattc question la
possible.
He made the comment In an In-
An annual output of 1.500 000 bl- terview published today In the inde-
cyclea is credited to British cycle pendent newspaper II Oaettina
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Tlie most lninrtant atep In com
bating pullomyclttla la to make the
dlagnnsta aa soon aa possible ao Unit
treatment ran be begun promptly.
This la particularly stiff It-ult because
the first symptoms often resemble
ttiose of an ordinary cold or mild
Inlectlon. Paralysis does not aet III
for aeveral daya aa a rule.
No two patients who contract polio
show exucily the aame avmptoma.
The best results from treatment,
therefore, require Judgment, skill
and experience In order to chouse
those methods best suited to the
particular victim. Not only la med
ical care Important, but good nurs
ing, physical therapy and other
treatments are necessary to get the
beat results.
out again, tint within 48 hours It
was In the tight spot again. Chief
of Police tee llrierton made a per
sonal survey of the situation. He
peered In the small opening, felt
a cool breexe on his face and rlll !
off reacue work The kitten, he de- llpiula Weir Equipped
elded, wu tn the most comfortable Many hospitals are now well
place In the neighborhood. equipped to handle patients with
I polio. Much of this has been made
Oreat 8alt lake. Utah, contains j possible by the funds made avail
some eight or nine Islands, the! able to them through the NatlonaJ
longest being about 14 miles In Foundation for Infantile Paralysis,
length. i to which ao many generous-hearted
rltitena throughout the country
have rontribulrd.
The muscular paralysis which
cornea on after the first few days
of the disease Is accompanied by
painful muscle spasms. These can
be greatly relieved by hot wet packs,
properly applied and by nursing
care. The skin teuderneaa which la
also so common Is also helped by
such treatments.
At the time when the disease la
acute every el tort has to be made
to keep the muscles In the best
possible condition so that they will
respond to the later trealmenia and
training lied rest U. needless tn say.
Important as are the other measures
like plenty of fluids, which are used
for any Infectious disease.
Medical science Is constantly In
vealtgatlug the methods of treat
ment used for polio and trying to
devise better ones. Several drugs
nd many other methods have a
place In the treatment of the arule
Illness. Aa yet, however, a aure cure
fur all vlrllma of the disease ha
not been dlacoyered.
I Note: Dr. Jordan la unsble t
answer liiduldual questions from
readera. However, each day he wilt
answer one of the moat frequently
asked questions In his column.)
Ihe Doctor Answers
Quest lull : Is It true that parent
who have brown ryea cannot have a
child with blue eves.
This statement la not true. Many
people with brown eyea carry a gene
or hereditary fartor for blue eyes.
It Is thoroughly possible, and Indeed
haa happened many tlmea, that two
bruwn-eved parents have only blue
eyed rhlldren.
HEALTH DISTRICT
f BAKER. Aug. 10 ig'i A two-
county health district haa been
fotmed here to Include Union
county, according to County Judge
Charlra E. Ilolul
Haker haa been without a county
health doctor for aome lime. The
new district will share a doctor and
nave neaoiiuariera in own priw
and LaClraude, Judge Ilalrd aald.
The At. Je river In Idaho la the
hlgheat navigable river In ths world.
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THEY GET GOING FAST WHEN TROUBLE STRIKES
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1. When omeone'i ditch-digger bites a chunk out of a
long distance cable and it happens now and then repair
men get on the job fast to fix it. Back at a test center, sensi
tive instrument located the break and splicers hit the
road. Almost simultaneously, many long distance calls
carried by the cable were routed around through other
cities, over different cables, to get them through with as
little delay as possible.
3. A warm "hello" from the folks back East means a lot
and we make sure you can talk to them whenever you
wish. Keeping service reliable makes your telephone a
more valuable servant just as keeping rates as low as
possible makes service a bargain today, A local call still
cost just a few pennies . . . and you can call New York or
anywhere on the East Coast at day station rates for only
$2.50 plus Federal tax
2. Service restored ... the hundreds of tiny severed wires
have been spliced temporarily and, even as the workmen
stow their tools, calls are again speeding through the
cable. Later it will be permanently spliced without inter
rupting service. Such fast repairs are made possible by
planning ahead for emurgencies, so trained people can be
pulled from other jobs on short notice . . . part of furnish
ing reliable service to you.
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