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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1952)
rViCDNKSiMY, AI'KIL 1(1, 1 Of.2 HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE TTirRTEEN Tests Planned for Vital New Discovery on Polio ,.ii, vrwixt IM .A villi! IIPW dlnrnvprv nbmit polio will Itnlrd on chllilri-n thl Minimi'!', U pro vnil inliiiitlle pnrulynlH. The cllxcuvery la Ihnl Hie H"' vlrui. aHlfreiilly lnl" llir hU"'' lira!. D-'lore It .mrr. iwrv a tioyca thorn. Anil w ll I''" viriiK Mill l In Hi" Wood. It cun bo silled by glvlim uiitlbodioii. Thin kind ol pirvrntlon "I IX'lm bin. worked in iiwnkfyi. "'"I punrren. Nrxt children Ihirnliiird by nn rpiilrni'lr will bo iilvrn tlir null bodlm lo bll llir vlnw Im-Iimm H mnkrm llirm al. Wlirra or wlirn Ihr trnU will rumv wea mil ilia cloned. Tb aiilllxxlli'n will coinr Irom liuiimr blWMl. Muni people have had polio without ever Imowiiw H. mid they made their own anilnndlca lo deatroy the vlrim. One mibMunce in your blood carries Uiei.0 antlbodlm. llir new dlM'nverlca, were re. purled lo the Federation ol Amer L ull Boclelirn lor KxperlniriiUil HI oloiiy bv Dr. Uuvld lloilmn ol llir Jnlum ilopklm Unlvernlly und Di Dorothy M. Ilurntnimin ol Yule. Their findings In monkey up pnrrntly npjily on well to huimiim The National Foundation for iniiin llle PnrnlVnln auoi tri their work The nionkpyii not polio virus in llinr food - Jul i humana do. A fcurck or two Inler. Ihr vlrim -aa lound In llirlr bliKKl. nnd II atuyrd there lor lew duya. All lhl Ulne, Ihr inonkeya Mhowed no hrim ol airkneas. I,ler Home moiikeya not nick mid Ruling Blocks Rail Strikes CI.EVKl.AND, .P Federal Judue Kmcrlch B. Freed 'Hienduy urnntrd Uie Kovernnienl'n rrqurat lor ii no-nlrlke inluiutlnn aunliuil three rail union" lie obnerved, '"lliM court mui.1 nol mid nhould not be used k InhlrUmenU lo Impel rnllclllve bargaining In good luiih " , HlHike.Miimi lor llir Brotherhood ol Loromollve Kliu-nerrn, one ot Ihe three union., mid In Washington Ihr ruling will be apnraled tin mrdimely lo the U. b Circuit C'l.urt in Cliiciimnll The rullnu bud been anticipated, lie ld. ndriinii that ihe union will nol cainmenl lormally until It hu bud lime to iudv tho ludite'a o inlon Among the point, the union wilt mrriu in Its npel. he aald, re chum Hint the government haa no right to auy II ir an emplovrr Mure It has put leal than 60 Army olliceri lo work on Uie railroada, and lb government baa aei up no court lor union grievance. Hnld Judge Treed' Thl court la Impelled n ob erve that injunction l nol Ihe nluilon to Ihe dlMJiilo over wanes and working condition! which nan c dated (or a period ol Uirrc yrnra." ' That tlir burden ' of resolving Ihe differences ahould be Imponrd ' or. tho oourli la not contemplated In the law. "Ihe court muat not and ahould not b Hard aa dnatrmncnla lo lii'iiel collective bargaining In good faith 1 'Ilia duly real with the gov., eminent, the railroads and the ! unlnna lnvoled i "It la apparent, however, thai Ihe courl musl In Ihe interna ol nntlonal aafrtv. exercise lla power to prevent Irreparable Inlurv." MOriK CA8UA1.TIKK WASHINGTON. 11 - The De feme Department Wedne.vlay Idrntlflrd M more Korean War ballle caaualtlea .list No. H3. Ol Uie total, II are dead. SO wound ed, one Injured In buttle tone accident. hi'ciiiue piirulygcd, when the vlrua It'll Ihe blood und attacked nerven. All Ihe uionkcya produced their own uiillhodlen, but noiuo aiipiircnl ly did not nuiko enouiili, or did not luiikc Ihoiu s(ain enoiiKh. II Ihe moneys were flral given mi exlru (lose o( antlbudlea, they did nol rl sick i Ilic hope In that audi antibody IshoU would piulcd many huinana I In a polio epidemic, ft inluht be n hard problem to gel enniiuli of the iblixid mefticinr. or to ulve II aoon ciiiiukIi. And Ihe aiitlbi.dlrs thai 1 1 re mvpii this wnv don'l lanl el ifrrlivclv lor vpry Iohk. llul UiPre In annthPr pncouruglnM I fuel thut only small doae ol janUhodlpn dopa Ihe trick. Dr. Hodlun nald. 'Hits brlHhleiia the hopoa for a 'real vaccine. Noisy Student May Be Genius PIIII.ADKLP.UA. im MIha 'I'ciH'hcr. vu kn'iw thut nolhy. .ItimplitK Jink whtVrt no Nlul)bnrn itlxint (Jolnu liih IrifMiiih? Well, try und uct nlnnti with Iilm. Hr inlylil i Uf n r''niun m .tl IpuM cmr ol Ym, M h ii in, you nhould Iry to ,' liiul hoitifthtiiK of vnlur in rvrrv Jrhild In llir rliiMirooni," rven III hr Horn hit vou with ft upltbnll ! rvrrv now nnd llion. , Hinl'n tlir ndvlr o( Dr. PituJ iWriivrr, pn-Aidrnt oi Luke Krle jCnllrur n( IMiliir-ivillr, O, givrn to tiir niiinml jituly ronfrrnicp of th I Amrrlriin AriMN-lntlmi (or Child hood Kdurnllon "Homrtimrfi it in vrry hurd to nrrrpl Ihr vrrv u( ''vf child," he old morr Ihnn l.(KX rlucnUir i ft tit rirrdnm mratiM brlnu nr (Crptfd lor uhnl we lire nnd brlnu vulurd for It. Ihln niKillrH to rhll Idrrn wrll nw ndultft and Ipuchrrg !muit '.rnrh dKclplinr, rnthfr than mnlutitlM it; II chlrlrrn nre to be romr renponnlblr rltirriw." CIIFHT X-IIAYK I PWULANIl if Morr Umn ; X (0 prr'tonii hnvr brrn x riivrd ir (hr thrhl dKrnnr wiptv projrrt iln Mullnonuih County. Thr nuinbrr lh exiwctrd to rxrrcd 150,000 br Ihr end of thr wrrk J WHITE ( J STRONG I -Tii niiir i apaaa aaaMMaaBi , agaaaawaa; AFTER EASTER MILLINERY OFF AND MORE Our entire stock of newest spring hats on sale. The season's smartest styles and colors . . .' THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Milllntry - Second Floor O Voo 0 " o j ll , J A CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC will be presented at Community Church of the Breth ren, Thursday, 8 p.m., by the La Verne College Chapel Choir (above). The group is cur rently on an Raster vacation tour that will lake them as far north as Wenatchce, Wash. La Verne College is sponsored by the Church of the Brethren. Father's Night' Date Changed Dun to conflict In date with other activities In the community, Mill achool "Fatlirr'a NlKht" meet ing will be held Thursday, 8 p.m., In the auditorium. Parent are urged to visit the claanroom between 7 and 8 p.m. A panel of four adulta will speak on "Thin business of home and family life," with Principal Verne Bpclrs acting aa moderator. A community ln, boy'a quar tette and novelty number by Mr. Hardin will alxo be featured. Re freshments will be served In the cafeteria at the close of the general meeting. PKTKRHON TO 8PF.AK EUGENE jCi Gov. Val Peter son of Nebraska will speak here May 1 In the mnrk Republican convention i" ' 'd by University of Oregon student. Negro Thrush Slaps Commie FRANKFURT, Germany, HI Hplen I'hllllm, American Negro soprano, aald Wednesday that she '. .'U the face of a Russian coldlcr "for protection" while on a train In , the Bovlet zone of Austria. She aald ahe was returning to West Germany from a concert tour In Austria last week when the Incident occurred, "He and his officer came Into Ihe compartment and the soldier tried to get fresh with me," ahe aald In an Interview. "He tried to get me to talk politic with him," she said, "But I wouldn't, and when he grabbed my glaaae and tickled me under the chin, I slapped him good and hard." 1 "That stunned him," ah said. 1 Then, she said, the Soviet officer crabbed the soldier and took him cut of the compartment. Both got uti t uie next suiTlon. Rhn aalri th w,MU . German paasenger In the com partment as his Interpreter. "The anlriln utri Truman la - fascist and Acheson is a fanclat, oui i una mm mat i wouldn't discuss politics," she said. She said the Russians "appar ently hd been drinking." Gentrol Hans Frel BOOKKEEPING Servic UI4 Se. th Frell EEPING I ric I Three Great Davs of Sensational VALUES in A clearance of tremendous importance to every budget conscious and fashion conscious woman. A clearance of hundreds of coats, suits and dresses many of them only recently arrived at J P'.-f, Y i-'v' (flj'u it' feivl jy -;-JX: I , I A Unldl 65 COATS All at Tremendous Savings! 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