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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1952)
KIIIDAY, JULY 2fl, 1(152 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE KLAMATH COUNTY CHEST X-RAY SCHEDULE July 82 AuguO I Rural Are- Standard Tim .... Chlloquln, City Hall-Library, 11:00 a.m. to 0:00 p.m., Crescent Lake, 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. ' Chcmull, near postofflce, 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. . . Malln, near postofflce, 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Shevlln, Store, 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Malln, near postofflce, 10:00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m., Bcatty, store, 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. . Merrill, near postofflce, 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., Sprague River Chct Williams station, 3:00 p.m. to B:U0 p.m. August 1 Merrill, near postofflce, 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Kort Klamath, Community Building, 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. 4 Bly, Sycan's Store, 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 7 Keno, near postofflce, 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. August 8 Bonanza, near postofflce, 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. LET'S X-RAY 100- July 25 July 28 July 20 July 30 July 31 August August . Br rIUL W. HARVKV JH. TILLAMOOK BURN I They are building new men a woll new lor sat In till 30010 acr area thai haa been ravaged by lire three tlinea. The 60-man alate Drlaon crew earn there laat October to plant treea, build roada and llrebrealte, and llRhV (Irea. Thev have done auch uood work that plana are being made to bring In two more prlaon crewa. Sheridan Elected Head j Of Local X-Ray Survey j Mrs. Margaret Sheridan Wed j neaday waa chosen chairman of the ) Klamath rails and Suburban area cheat X-ray aurvey alated (or Aug. ,4 to Sept. 16 bare. I Xlton Smith u named vice-chairman, while a co-vice chair 'man la to be confirmed later. , X-ray ateerlng commltlee mem I bars alao Include Home Call Chair 'man Mra. II. A. Moore and Mra. Pearl Buck: Hoal and Hosica 'Chairman Zelma Howard: Clerk 'Chairman Mra. rarrli Wllllama, aaaaaaaaaansi 1 1 nwiaiiniam laamiiu Mrs. Margaret Sheridan 1 ! and Butlnesa Chairman Oene i Wood. ! A ateering committee meeting .haa been aet (or Monday, t p.m., j at the Health Unit, and the Hoe i tea Committee la to meet Tuea i day. I p.m.. at the Courthouse. ' At Wednesday'! aeanlon. Dr. Mil 'dred Scott. Stale Board of Health, explained the place of the X-ray I aurvey In the over-all atate. Since Oregon eel up X-raylng In 1045. J aha aald, more than a million and a naif miniature cheat X-ray (lima , bave been taken. I She noted that besides tubercu I loala, X-raya have dlacloaed eucb I dlaeaaea aa lung cancer, pneumon 1 la and heart dlsordera. County Health Officer Dr. Beth In . vvuiiit livatmi viuvei a- a w Kerron told the group aevrn r , caaea have been discovered Klamath County alnce the drat of In la year, bringing the total of known caaea here to 71, The new enea are all men, aged from 11 to H. Eleven pereone died of tuberouloela laat vear. Dr. Ker ron reported, giving the county one of the hlgheat TB death rale In Oregon. The cheat X-ray, he aald. I to discover the flral Indication of what might be TB In a lung, but that medical eiamlnatlon la needed to prove the discovery, since TB la moat often found In peraona lb or older, he aald, the aurvey thl year la attempting to X-ray all adulu IS yeara of age and over rn the countv. A quota of more than 34.000 X rava haa been aet, alerting off with Ouchrlat Wednesday where US per sona were checked. A report on each picture will be made to each individual about lu aaya following the X-ray, Dr. Kerron aald. Oene Wood of the TB and Health Assoc.; El Ion Smith, Canoer So ciety and Norman Wilson. Heart Society, represented their respec tive unit at the session. Each naa a special Interest In the result ef lung and cheat X-ray. The Farm Bureau yeaterday began a aurvey on farm health under the direction of Mra. Earl Kama, and the Modoc ToaatmM- tera have offered a speaker's bureau for talks to any organisation en the X-ray. The Klamath Camera Club haa planned to us the X-ray program her ae subject matter for a na tional photo contest on community services. City Firemen Douse Two Fires City fir equipment waa called twice veaterdav anemoon o tne seme locality to douse email (tree. The first, to 412 Upham. waa a graaa fire, and the aecond call waa to ouell a blaia In a storage ehed on the property of M. L. Ouderlan, 70S Uerllng. DANCE Modern and old time done Ing Every Sat. Nit 9 p.m. to 1 o.m. (Standard time) K.C. HALL. Public invited. A HAPPY BLEND of fine merchandise and excellent workmanship FIRTH wall-to-wall room lize repairing binding MAGEE CARPET STAN PARK Is joining us in adding carpet to our present line of floor covering, linoleum and tile. 22 years of experience in the carpet field, in this area has made his neat and compe tent installation of carpet highly regarded , by buyers in the Klamath Basin. ASK STAN PARK FOR AN ESTIMATE OF YOUR CARPET NEEDS W. Wayne Martin 1945 So. 6th : Phsito 1170 "W'Re FLOOR COVERING PE0r"LI IY TRADE" " ' Prison Crew Works On Tillamook Burn OLCCToAct On Change SALEM UH The Oregon Llouor Commission will decide In August whether to change cloning boura for beer and liquor aalea. The commission wanta to know flrat what the publlo thinks about 11. The commission aald It might adopt a uniform 1 a.m. closing for taverns and nightclubs. Now, taverna close at that hour, but nightclubs can aerve until 2:30 a.m. The commission also la thinking about preventing any beer aalea before I p.m. Sunday. Beer aalea now are allowed all day Bunduy. K. L. Elfatrom, chairman of the commission, aald the commission would like public reaction to the proposal. no explained me law aoean i al low the commission to atop all beer aalea on Sunday, but It can change the hours. The commission held It regular monthly meeting here Thursday, alao considering routine licence matter. State Forealer Oeorge Bpaur aaya the convlcta, all honor pri soner who require no guarding. have don better work than the civilian he' hiring to do similar work. He and Prlaon Warden Virgil O'Malley want to double the num ber of convict forest worker thl fall, but they don't agree yet on how to do It. Bnaur wanta to double the sire of the present camp, while O'Mal ley want another separate camp. O'Malley doubt the wisdom of putting more than 00 men or ao In one camp, while Bpaur favora a bigger camp to reduce the over head coata. The convlcta work all year. Dur ing the ralnv season, and It really rams up here, the coiavicte plant trees. Ihey D anted J.oOO.OuO treea last winter and spring. The 16-Inch treea are planted 600 or 700 to the acre, with the treea alx feet apart. when the weather warma up and the rain atop. Uiev build fire break. Thl mean thev cut down the snags, or old dead trees. In corridor 1,000 to 1,600 feet wide. These corridor are built to con fine urea to amall area. The men cutting anaga work In two-men crewa. with one power saw to each crew. A good crew cuts down 70 anaga a day. If th land Isn't too rugged. The men also have built 30 mile' of roada to make the whole area accetalblo to fire fighter. O'Malley alao envision a third camp to be used only during the summer. Scaur aay he' for this, too. The Tillamook Burn, once one of America' greatest forests, was burned In 1033. 1930 and 1946. The state now la engaged In a long-range plan to develop a vast, 78,000 Bonus Checks Mailed SALEM on The Oregon De partment of Veterans Affairs now haa mailed out 78.000 World War II veterans bonus checks, nd has caught up with th big backlog of application. H. C. saallcld. bonus supervisor. said checka totaling 32 million dol- lara nave peen mailed. Payments now will be made aa faat aa bonua applications are ap- Art-Metal Office Equipment Coat Urn More Own The Beat. Voigtit'a Flsaeer Office Supply. 629 Main. new forest, on It. and Bpaur aaya the convict are playing a big part in wis laMt. And he ilkea tne idea of rehabilitating the men at the aame time. The 1.6O0 convict at the prison consider Jobs at the foreat camp to be the choicest of plums, ao almost an oi them want to go there. They have good reasons, too. The men at the camp like their work, especially the chance to earn the II a day that the Forestry De partment pays each man. They use the good food, too. The camp, located In the hills near the east end of the burn, waa built at the penitentiary, and hauled to the alte In section. The men need a recreation ball for the long, ralnv evenlnga. Five guards, paid bv the Fores try Department, run the camp. The state forester auppllea the foreman and Instructors. All expenses are paid by the Forestry Department. me men live in overcrowded bunkhouses, with up to eight men In each house. There Isn't room for anything much except their double-deck beds. No convict haa run away vet, and escapes are unlikely. The men don't run awav because if thev do and are caught, they will be trans fercd to solitary confinement at the penitentiary. That's too much of a contrast to life In the woods. Bpaur aald the men planted up to 1.000 treea a day or better. That's belter than civilians do. On snag falling, he flgurea It'a coating a third less than It costs for ci vilian crewa to do the work. Warden O'Malley says the ex periment will prove that men In tne forest camp won t repeat their Crimea aa often aa other men In the penitentiary, O'Malley. who came here laat September from prlaon lob in California, saya California' exten sive convict foreat camp system haa proved that men In the camoe go atraight more often than other clauea of convlcta. The snaga being cut now are great fire hazards. Thev burn like torches. 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