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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2.1. 1Q.12
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TRADITIONAL OBSERVANCE Keephw Ro.
1 rnsnlso custom of sovereign attending New Year's services, ex-
Klni Michael and wife, Anne, enter All Saints Church, London!
Plane Crash
Fatal For Five
Not All Foreign Aid Plans v
Cost United States Billions
MIAMI. Fla. Wl A privately
owned Lockheed lodestar crashed
and burned at Miami International
Airport late Tuesday and killed all
live men aboard.
The plane belonged to Aerodex,
Inc., a plane overhaul and main
tenance firm with headquarters at
the airport. All the victims worked
for the company.
The plane was piloted by Benja
min Terry, 52-year old vice presi
dent of the firm.
Port Director A. B. Curry said
evidence Indicated that Terry may
have sacrificed his life and those
of his passengers in a desperate
gamble to avoid hitting two big
transport planes that were loading
at the busy terminal.
There are four stanzas to the
Star-spangled Banner.
Ti nDm distress
nib m MBfertioi , ,
WICKS
. V VapoRub
Ky r-ETElt FDSON
WASH1INOTON (NEAl Not ev.
ery U.S. foreign aid program has
to cost hundreds of millions or
billions of dollars. A lot of good
can be done for a lot less.
This is n roved bv the record of
Die nine-year-old Institute of Inter-
American Allairs. The IIAA is a
little-known government cornora-
tlon recently given responsibility
lor an "point Four technical as
sistance to Latin-America. It now
operates in the State Department,
but under W. Avercll Harrimnn's
new Mutual Security Agency set
up.
The entire MSA urogram this
year is costing over six billion dol
lars. The economic assistance
share o( this is a billion and a
half dollars.
All technical assistance program
for Latin-America this year get 18
million dollars. But for everv dol
lar of American money spent, it
is estimated the Latin-American
countries will spend at least four
dollars of their own more as
time goes on.
What is there to show for all
this? Take the health program
alone, which will cost six million
dollars.
Dr. Henry van Zile Hyde, medi
cal director of U.S. Public Health
Service who is now on loan to the
Institute of Inter American Affairs
SPEEDY LONG-LASTING relief for
RHEUMATISM
ACIIES-PAIIIS
Don't 'dose' yourself. Rub the aching
part well with Musterole. Its grrat
pain-relieving medication speeds fresh
blcod to the painful area, bringing
amazing relief. If pain is intense-
buy Extra Strong Musterole.
in r "' in
as director of Its health, welfare
and housing activities, has Just re
turned to Washington from n swing
around South America. Here are
some of the specific, examples he
cites on what Point Four aid has
done.
STIRS THE PEOPLE
In Santiago, Chili, the United
States supervised Installation of a
sewage system In one party of tho
city. Seeing how it worked, the
poor people In another part of the
city collected all the money they
could, took It to the city govern
ment and said in eiiect. "We want
one, too." They're getting It.
In Venezuela, a program is un
der way to provide everv town
with more than 1000 Inhabitants
with a pure drinking water supply.
It was started with C'O.OOO U.S.
money, backed ud by a million
dollars appropriated by the Vene
zuelan government.
By comparison, outside of Paris
and a tew other places where the
water Is checked by U.S. military
or other medical officers. It is un
safe to drink a glass of tap water
any place In Europe.
In Colombin. 215 health centers
have been established throughout
the country. The U.S. now operates
only one of them, started seven
years ago in the capital of Rogatn
to train the health workers for all
the others.
In the five northern states of
SINGER
SEWING MACHINES
FOR RENT
$6 per month We
DELIVER
SINGER SEWING
CENTER
Ph. 2-2513 633 Main
Colombia. Inhabited by over two
minion people, an organised fight
ugaliut malaria and yellow fever
is ucuig made.
It Involves spraying over 900,000
nouses, spray guns nioumeu on
jeeps and In outboard canoes reach
oven the most remote habitations.
Along the Pacific coast provinces
oi (joioinbla and Equador, a anil'
tlur attack Is belli? made on yaws,
People of this area are now being
treated with neniclllln (or the third
time. "Penicillin and DDT are
their own best salesmen," aays
Dr. Hyde. 'When the people have
seen what can be done by the lirst
treatment the rest is easy."
BLESSING FOR MOTHERS
To tho Colombian health centers
now come 70 to 80 per cent of
the pregnant women for pre-natal
training. The babies are Mill de
livered bv mld-wlves. But after
birth, back to the clinics they
come tor nutrition and health
training.
Beloro this service was avail
ablo, one out of every three wonv
5 doctors prove
this plan breaks ,
the laxative habit
lr you tak Uutlvw racultriy oara'a bow ret
Can atop!
llecaut ft Kiw York doctor! now har
proved vuu may brk lha luatira bablt. And
rat a til lath your natural powara of rtfularily,
Kightyihrao percent of th cum taalJ did ft.
So ran you.
Stop lakini what aver you now take. Iaiteadt
Fwry night fur on wwk take t Cartar'a Utile
i.ivr rwa. Hecuotl wwk ooa aach Bight
Third wck-ona every other nlfht. Than
Doth Inn!
Kvvry day: drink eight glaaeae of water; eat a
dtlinita time for tvcularlly.
Kiva New York doctor proved tali plea mm
break the laxative habit.
How can a laxative break the laxative habit?
Bocauae Carter" Utile Uvw Pill "unblock
the lower digeattve tract and froaa than oa lei
It make um of ita own Miural power.
Further Car ter'e Little Uver PUU eonUla
Bo habit-faming drug.
Prrak the lataUv habit . .". wftb Carter
Lilt I Uver hlla . . .'and be regular naturally.
Whan worry, over ling, overwork make you
Irregular temporarily take Cartar'a Little
Liver Tills temporarily. And never get the
laxative habit.
(let Carter! Little Liver PUU, 8Tr t any
drugator today. You'll be grateful the real of
your life.
"Out of thin air
comes the
was HOBS
U U H
in Buick history
, ZZu vniiR BUICK DEALER: I - ir-.i" "" "
1 ZITZ
No, we didn't have to build a new
engine to do it
MVie took Buick's Fireball Engine which
is a valve-in-head that lets you make the
most of high compression.
.We drew on 12 patient years of Buick
carburetion research an experience
which few can equal and no one can top.
And the results in words of one syllable
are: we came up with more might, more
miles, from gas right out of thin air, in
more ways than one.
Wien you talk about "miles per gallon"
you. naturally think of fuel, because
that's what you buy.
But air's free -'-and for every gallon of
' gasoline, a busy engine can gulp more,
than 8,000 gallons of air. . ,
The problem has always been to
deliver air in the right proportions,
throughout the full range of speeds at
: which you drive your car.
Vpmnt. otvmoWm, trim mid modU sr. t eangt teiitiMit o(i.
A conventional carburetor big enough
to supply the rush of air needed at full
throttle can be wasteful in stop-and-go
driving.
A carburetor sized only for thrift in city
traffic literally smothers your engine
when you really give it the gun.
So Buick engineers came up with the
Airpower carburetor a four-barrel
automatic and here's how it works.
When you want to loaf along, two
barrels are working, two stay closed.
There's even a governor that keeps
them shut during warm-up periods. And
you get a low-speed thrift and smooth
ness that's out of this world.
As you pick up speed, the "stand-bys"
smoothly come into play feeding not
just more gas, but more air too which
means that you keep on getting maxi
mum power from each drop of fuel.
-You have 170 effortless horsepower
when you need it a tremendous reserve
of power ready to go into instant action
at the nudge of your toe.
You have the satisfaction of knowing
that you get this power with a frugal nsc
of gas. At 40 you use less gas than you
formerly used at 30. And, where the law
allows, you can step from 40 to 60 in less
then 8 seconds.
That's the story of Airpower carbure
tion in facts and figures straight from the
factory.
But no facts and figures can tell you the
breath-taking joy of heading for new
horizons in a great-powered new.
Roadmaster out on the road.
When can you do that? Better come in
soon. Lots of other folks are flocking into
our showroom these days to see the
greatest array of new Buicks we've had
in years.
Sure is true fbr'52
H. E. MAUGEE?
28 Years Your Buick Dealer
1330 Main . Phone 5151
en dlerl In child birth and half the
children died before they reached
the ago of' five. Today workmen
know that (hoy will havo both a
wife and a ohlld, allvo alter the
stork urrlvoa,
In Brnill, the national govern
ment put up two million dollars
and local Koveriunmila nut up three
million, dollars, lo "match" U.S.
contributions of $3Jt,000 lor ht'ulth
services
Today the Institute of Public
Health In Sao Paulo Is said to
olfer as good tralnluir as can be
secured In lite U.S.
And so the story unes, In 1? out
of the 30 Latin-American republics.
Only Argentina, coba and the Do
minican Republican do not lake
part hi IIAA health activities. Nic
aragua, Panama and Costa Rica
dropped out during the war lor
LIFE INSURANCE
OPPORTUNITY
.- With Good Earning
' .t Possibilities' at
DISTRICT MANAGER
Applicant mutt have
background of tubitan
tial sales production or
sales supervision.
Man selected will be
liven Home Office Train.
Ing
Call or Write
Gordon D. Orput,
. General Agent
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Phone BE-1196
214 Corbett Bldg., Portland
lack of money, but they'ro back In
now,
AkiiIu.sI the tin oo million dollars
contributed by the U.H. last year,
the 17 Latin-American itovcrnmnut
contributed si!) milium.
What Is the1 pay-nil? "It teaches
IhiMn to do IIiIiwm lor themselves,"
sitys Dr. Hyde.
"It create In thorn a desire for
a belter llle, and It shows them
how tu live. Wherever yuu atari
a health project, vou find a new
atmosphere. The streets h'I paved
mey put in llKhtliiK systems. Ana
I Prefer
Mrs. Stewart's Bluing
For Best Results!
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f 4; P
Basasaaaasaall' 'mm
Says Mm, Willl.im llonling. -.1.111 S.W.
itprinn Gunlctl Si,, I'lirilaiiil, Orrijcm,
"1 luvc hern aa tirili'iil lurr of Sim,
Suv,irt' Hltiing fur yearn ntU mil vrry
pkuwil with t lie rriilu. I'm riH-ri.illy
plr iM il ill lm- aril Mr. Sic.in'a keep
the luliy's thine whitrl"
Mr. Siruart' lllihng it a laundry
nn-rftsity ft.r r'iy white rlutlit-i , . ,
Ukc it in cither an aiiiuin.itic or regular
-uhi-r. It'i JO fcoiioniictil , . )r than
u enny a walit A bmilr, too, in Mmr
Unhrm.nl kccp-i your "luml-.ili.illn"
npirkling. i
('oinp.irr Mr. Strnrt' aiiti anvIJikI
(if hhting at unv price. Like Mr. Hard
ing, you'll liml it divntlic heil job for the
levit rotl (let it nt your grrx-rrv tore.
Ihe people i"t a new scuso of hunt
and aocut'lly." .
Incldcnlnlly. of couiHe, It creates
a demand ir Amctlcun export V
and It supplies a hrnllhler, liioin
drpeutlitbln Itibor lui'ce for new
suppllus of oil, linn ore and ulhor
products the U.H, liniui it.
Dried fttills are different nnwn
(lays I They'ro much more tendrr
thuii they iimkI lu bo due lo mull
ein processing methods and soma
ot Ihi'in need only Ihe nhnrtcit
conning time.
BRIGHTEN YOUR WASH
I AUTOMATICALLY
in your oulomalic waihtr
'CEDl
with
your soap or defargent
Letllni tnftltari recommend
Clai'fl. Calgon hum wauhlni;
AimIn tiny water, hard or
toft with any toap or deter
gent. Any fabric tuft in witter
ii lafe with Cation added.
Caljon ) mild kind to your
t iktn, your clothe, and any
thing you wash. Calxtin savri
oap.
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