Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 24, 1949, Page 3, Image 3

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    THUKSDAY, NOV. 24, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
HACfc inKkE
New Drug Said
Good Remedy
For Colds
CIIICAOO. Nov. 14 MV-Oii of
tli snllhUtamlnlc drun now on tin
market wa turd successfully In
urine nd preventing Cold In tnu
mdt on volunteer patient, two r
(archer hav dlKlowd.
Th drug, known medically a
nrohetramlii, U (or publto sale
without prescription under th trad
nam Anahlat. Th reeercher Mid
their 100 pr tent success for euro
tu poaalbl only whn the dru
wm given within 41 noun after tho
onset of a cold. It wu of no valu
whrn cold had reached tho full
blown (tag, the aald.
'.tperlmenl
Th experiment wer conducted
by Dr. Charlee C. Sweet, medical
director of Him Blng prison and Dr.
Joseph J. Armlno, consultant on
allergy at Bint Blni and Maryknoll
convent and seminary, both of Os
alnlnf . N. V. The volunteer patlenU
were from the two Institution.
Th researcher Mid: Thonrelt
rally. It ahould be possible to abort
tli oommon cold If an antlhlsla
mlnlo drug could be glvn In ad
quat do during th tint
hour of th dlMM." They Mid
nenhetramln appeared to be "tf
and ffeotlv" for dally u over
long period.
Reporting th experiment In th
December Uiu of Industrial medl
aln and surgery, th reeearcher
ald there wer na caw of drowsi
ness or other 111 affect when th
drug wa administered In dow of
too milligrams a day over 180 daya
Warnlnc
Tli council on pharmacy and
chemistry of th American Medical
Association. In atatement, 'warn
ed aielnit th Indlscrlmlnat tu of
antlhlatamlntc subatancea which
are now being promoted widely for
th prevention nd treatment of
cold,."
Th council, without nam In any
apeelflo entlhlslamlnlc (ubeunc.
Mid:
'Cases are already reported and
record ahow that about one-third
of thoa who Uke thea drut be
come droway or even fall aaleep
while at work or In occasional caae
while driving er or operating ma
chinery. Experience with Uim
drug la not yet long enough to know
whether or not they are harmless
when uaed over long periods of
time."
Holy Sepulchre
Fire Raxed
DAMASCUS. Nov. 14 iV-A re
port from Amman. Haahemlt Jor
dan, today raid th main dome of
th holy arpulchr at Jerusalem
waa destroyed by fir last night.
Th report did not five the cause
of th fir. The sepulchre Is cated
ht eld Jerusalem, which I held by
Haahemtt Jordan' Arab legion.
RED WING An A ma ton
like clan la th Sunburst trlb
of "Indian" in Phoenix, Arix.
It b compod wholly of beau
tiful young women, according
to th publicity man. Betty
Heflin, definitely not th type
Grandpa (ought, bruahea up on
archery on th reservation.
"Cinch
Ctilto Mix
in I lie finest
v I have ' .
ever iimmI."
'v'i. 11 ,
flit
IMPEROR CELEBRATE $ Kmperer Italic Rrlaasl
of Klhlopi and hi Empress all In slat en the throne during cele
bration la Addl Ababa f lllh anniversary of hi coronation
Cub Scouts Minister
Form Packs .Addresses
In Merrill Kiwanians
MERRILL Three Cub Seoul
packs have been organised locally.
A potluck dinner wu held Novem
ber t. and at that time Roy Mai
Uon wu appointed club master,
Ollle McMurtrey la den mother for
pack I: Mrs. Homer Everuon and
Mrs. Roy Mattaon are den mothers
for pack 1: and Mr. R. C. Danosky
and Mrs. Ralph Swisher ars de.i
mothers for pack 1.
Merrill Rebckah are sponsoring
th Cub Scout and meet are held
each Friday after school at the
homes of th den mother.
Attending the poUuck dinner wu
Al Long of Klamath rails, who Is
active in th organisation; and the
following from Merrill: Mr. and
Mrs. Rudy Bkallcky. Dal and Don
nle; Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy
and James; Mr. and Mr. Roy P.
Beasly and Tommy; Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Mattaon, Dennis and Dusrte;
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lopex, Earl,
Luther. Bob. Lilly; Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Kvertaon. Douglas and Larry;
Mr. and Mr. Ralph Swisher and
family; Mrs. porothy Maupln and
Buddy; Mrs. Homer Fields and
Brian: Mrs Hertha Bell and Larry;
Mrs. Ellen Northrop and family; Dr.
P. E. Trotman and Roger; Mrs.
Barbara Danosky and family: J. D.
McMurtney; Tommy and Johnny
O'Nell. and Ronald Eaton.
Unwed Duo Fights
Over Infant
LOS ANGELES. Nov. 34 ( A
OI student contends In an amended
acknowledgment that he Is the fa
ther of a baby born out of wedlock
give blm an equal light with the
mother over lis control.
LeRoy Hedge. 21. filed th action
yesterday after his first suit for con
trol of the child wu denied by the
court on th ground that only th
mother of a child born out of wed
lock ha custody right over It.
However, th court gave him 10
day to fll an amended complaint.
Hedge In hi new action ask an
order restraining Loretta Miller, 17,
from offering th baby for adoption.
He claimed ah I threatening to
give th Infant, born a month ago,
to strangers.
BFRED SATIN . . . Roper
Roper rainl Store. Mil He. th.
"Our primary obligation la to Ood,
but wa hav two other obligations
to be aware of at this Urn of yar,"
according to th Rev. O. LeRoy
Walter. D. D. of the Presbyterian
pastor from Portland.
The first obligation la to give
thanks to our Ood. and the second
to broaden our concept of giving
thanks." Dr. Walter continued.
The Rev. Waller spoke yesterday
an the Thsnksglvlng program of the
Klwanls club at the Wlllard hotel.
He explained further how our ob
ligations can be used to give us new
and greater uUsfactlon out of life.
"Each individual must work with
his heart, hi hands, and with hi
voice, to show our minds in th true
American style," he Mid.
BEGGAR
LOS ANOELES. Nov. 34 (jP Tl.
court found Miss Louis Schmidt,
1. guilty of begging and sentenced
her to IS days In Jail. Policewomen 1
testified yesterday they found 13133 !
aewn In her underclothing. j
It Pays to Us th Wnt-Adl
(Ei TWepAetel
TED UP WITH THE SEA'-Aiter
followUig the aea for 13 years,
Capt, Francesco Allocca of Van
couver, aChu decided he ss
"fed up with the aea" and plana to
seek peace u a monk at a monas
tery in Italy.
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