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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14, 1?4
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Rescheduled
A new date for the presentation
Of th Ual rags rroaucwoiia iuw.
recently postponed. u discussed
by member. ol the JO-30 club Tues
day night.
Tentatively, the new date I Mon
day night. October 10 In th Mills
school auditorium. Th ahow w a
previously et tor September 14.
Tickets art available at the Oood
Year Tiro company, Auld Appli
ance. Waggoner Drug and from any
club member.
Delegate Report
At the meeting, report wer gle
an by the five delegates who at
tended the SO-30 inlernattonal con
vention at Santa Crux. Calif.
Terry Tennant was appointed
chairman of the poster contest In
connection with employment of the
hMnHtranned. More de
i iji i .. . .
I tails ol the contest will be an
nounced later.
Negro Convicted
By Negro Jury
FRANKFORT. Ky, 6pt. 14 "
Th first all-Negro Jury ever to try
a member of Its own race here yes
terday convicted Oeorg Adams of
voluntary manslaughter.
A threevear sentence was recom
mended for the Negro defendant.
Adams was chanted with fatally
ahootinf white man. Ransom
Maddox, a World War II veteran.
Adams claimed self defense In the
shooting last April 4 In which Mad
do Tt s brother, Mitchell Maddox.
was wounded.
New And Useful
9268 stzts ij-m
Mrs. Lawler Going
To Annual Meet
Mr. Vincent Lawler. district
president of th Oregon Society
for Crippled Children and Adults,
will leave Wednesday night for
j Portland to attend a two -day
j annual board meeting of th or
' gantxation.
j The board will meet Thursday
j and Friday at the Portland hotel
' and Mrs. Lawler will preside at the
them nf urhieh will be "National I
Movement for the Handicapped."
The Soroptlmist club of Klamath
Falls, of which Mrs. Lawler Is
president, has as one of Its project
th support of th Oregon Society
for Crippled Children and Adults.
No Transcriptions
For Bob Hope
LOS ANGELES. Sept. 14 (P Bob
Bop must male his radio broad
cast In person.
So held superior court Judge
yesterday In confirming th de
cision of an arbitrator. Recently the
comedian and his sponsors. Lever
Bros, company, disagreed on the Is
aac Rope wanted to make aom
transcription shows,
Under an eight-year pact signed
September 30, IMS. Hops get 120.- 1
000 a program the first two years,
122.300 per show the next three
years and 125.000 the final three. (
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KF's Young
GOPs Plan
2-Day Meet
A week-end of political activity
Is being planned by the Klamath
Falls Young Republican club, high
lighted by a report of congressional
work from Lowell Stockman, U. 8.
representative from this district.
Events of th two-day OOP ses
sion, Saturday and Sunday, will be
held at the Willard hotel.
A luncheon Saturday noon will
be sponsored by the Klamath chap
ter. Oregon Council of Republi
can Women. The state -president
of that organisation. Mrs. Oeorg
T. Oerllnger. and Mrs. Freda Peter
son, state central committee vie
chairman, will be the leading
speakers at the luncheon.
Young Republicans will meet at
6:15 and OOP precinct commute
men and women will convene at
the same time.
Public Meeting
Principal feature of Saturday's
program will be a public meeting
that night, with Representative
Stockman giving his report on con
gressional activity this term. A
member of the state legislature Is
also expected to be on hand to
give an account of state legislative
work.
Their talks will be followed by a
ouesuon-and-answer period to give
persons attending the meeting a
chance to quia the lawmakers on
current issues.
Sunday's activities will be devoted
to Young OOP state and national
affairs.
The week-end will make first ac
tivity of the republican party or
ganization here since the elections
last November.
THE DOCTOR SAYS
Some Diseases Injure Bones
Pioneer State Woman
103, Health Good
PORTLAND. Sept. 14 IrV-Urt
Melissa Hnean chalked another
year her 103d off the calendar to
day. There won't be any celebra
tion, although her health Is con
sidered good.
She Is one of the few remaining
Oregon residents who crossed the
country to Oregon In the pioneer
era. She came with her family when
only nine years of age.
By I'DWIN P. JORDAN, M. D.
Home people are more likely to
break their bones than others. Of
courise, this Is sometimes caused by
clumsiness or to a rather vague
condition which Is called "accident
proneness." In -other cases, how
ever, ther Is something In the
bones themselves which make them
more easily breakable.
Any disease which weakens th
bone structure will lead I easier
breaking. Thla Includes varleua
kinds of tumors t Ih bona and
each diseases aa Mleamyelltla,
which la aa infection of the boar
tissue. Many of throe diseases of
bone ran be treated very satisfac
torily by modern methods f sur
gery. In addition to strictly bone dis
eases of such kinds, ther art some
rather rare conditions which attack
the bone and which may make
them brittle and easy to break. One
of these Is known as osteitis fibrosa
cystica. This condition can be
either localised to a single bone or
it can involve a number of different
ones.
11 causes th calcium which
makes bone hard to be withdrawn
and the development f a rrsl or
sac-like area or areas. Wherever
such sac-like arraa are located, the
bone Is naturally lev strong and
resistant to strain than normal bone
would be.
These are a few of the conditions
which are sometimes called brittle
bones: anyone who sustains a bro
ken bone from what appears to be
only a minor Injury should have a
thorough examination In order to
make sure that some general dls
ease or disease of the bones la not
responsible. Many of these can be
enreH hut In a faw mm tlir I.
I nothlno o-hlrh rati ho rliuio tn Imuii
th likelihood of new bone fractures
except great car In avoiding In
Jury.
Th Doctor Answers
QUESTION: Several people I
know us five drops of oil of wln
tergreen on a spoonful of sugar
twice a day for arthritis and claim
It helps them. What do you think?
ANSWER: Oil of wlntergreru Is
related to aspirin and both are
helpful In some forms of rheumatic
fever. It may make th pain ol ar
thritis slightly lea but I doubt that
It would help much In any other
way.
Reading Reference
Program At KUHS
The English department at
Klamath Union high school has
i launched a reading reference pro
gram which will facilitate students'
reading requirements and make It
possible to keep the reading lists
up to date.
A new card filing system, pre
pared and supervised by Ruth Van
Hoosen. KUHS Instructor, lists the
selected books under two cate
goriesauthors and titles. The lists
hsv been placed In the school li
brary, and county and city libraries.
The new system will replace mimeo
graphed reference lists used by
the students for the required sup
plementary English reading.
DR. HARRY OLINKKR
SALEM. Sept. 14 Kit Dr.
Harry H. dinger. 72. dentist and
civic leaaer ner lor many years,
died yesterday.
Boys Involved
In Chiloquin
Store Theft
Five Indian boys, ranging In age
from 14 to It. were Involved In the
theft Tuesday morning of about
tliMH) worth of merchandise from
Roy Olrnger's store In Chiloquin.
Th buys wer apprehended b y
Chiloquin police and held In custody
there until 12 10 a. m. today when
they were brought to the Klamath
county Jail to be turned over to Uie
United States marshal.
Booked her are Ben Mitchell and
Harold Hill, bolh It. and three
teen-agers.
Til burglary look place In t h
early hours of Tuesday and was un
covered when store employes (lien
Klrclirr and Orvllle Mrndeiihali
came to work.
Police Chief Archie Huff said the
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lauttlly to tat IrtMt l-Wtfa thai leVuM
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I hat ttt and fnt laaida tba hwmaa bstdv.
And lata Mnrrv. md tioa apraada totally
... nftaa tanttlfa anlir Umiliaa.
Watra foe laa warming f Pt-Wrarnwa
im irtauf family griat.iy I ha mtlwniaf
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raalaina a apaiaHai. nawJiraUly-ai'pravaal'
taffrw-dieanl that altaraa la-Wtwana la ifca la
laMirtaa aad ft lhra tram I a bod.
IWl laaa r Al lha Brat mgm at ll.
Wcsritka, aak your drta lor f -W, laa amaU,
aaay-lo-Uk UhUU pitrtwi by laa lataotM
Jaya pontUtala ia wvtm raaaadtai laf
Maf ItW ynara.
Aat vatjjB illaH l"W ait INai Wavuaal
youngster apparently had made
three trlia In to Ih slur, carry
ing out guns, clothing, dry goods,
ammunition and fond. Mini of Ih
loot was found cached in the brush
two and a half miles southwest of
town, packed 111 potato sacks,
Th boys war apprehended short
ly before noon yesterday. They al
legedly had entered the store build
ing by breaking In the back door
with an ase.
Th year 11)31 was th
largest In th history of foreign a
nanclng In Ih United Staio.
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HEMPSTEAD. N. Y . Sept. 14
Wlnthrop Claiillnrr Jr., socialite- i
aviator, produced his final divorce 1
patiera today, so he and flonja I
Hente, blonde skating star, got .
their marriage license.
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STREET EXCHANGE
Taale, raraltara, raaaary, CatMalai
aM, -Hat at INI liar gala."
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Paaaa 1IW
Whn yowr ford
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Our !orvle Imports boy
bwoa nwlisod In propor
noils of engine kowblos.
DRIVE IN TODAYI
BALSIGER
MOTOR CO.
Main Esplanade rh. 1111
Second Annual
Lions Fun Frolic
Tickets Avoitabte at
Pine Tree Theatre Box Office
From 12 to 5 Doily
Reserved Sot $2.40
General Adm., main floor $1.80
Gnral Adm., balcony $1.20
Show at Pelican Theatre Sept. 27, 28, 29
' TRUCK OVERTURNED
PORTLAND. Sept. 14 iPi A gas
oline truck overturned at a cross
ing In the northwest industrial sec
tion yesterday when struck by a
Great Northern passenger train en
gine. The truck driver, Lawrence A.
Moran. said he turned off the motor
and Jumped free when he saw the
crash was unavoidable. j
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