KHI PAY, (HTOHKH 17, lll!i2
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACK NTNt
Chest Helps Salvation Army
Aniillicr our (if Ihe iiirtlcliiiUiii:
ItHOIKli'S III lliu (Joiiilimulty Clin.il
In Dip Hiilmllun Army. sn ullcn
ayitibollrril by Ihti CliilMiniin pnl
unci rliiuliiii b-ll tluiinif thn Yulr
Us Bcrvld'K me niuliy mill viii'lrd
mill UN linn by Kluiuutli old una
yuuiiK iwupln iiutnljcrn wMl up Iniu
Hit WuumiiiUm.
The milium r tinnp for boys mid
kit in llil yt'tu - - litMilnfl n wcrk
i.uw Ml iiinli'iiirlvilrrd children In
Urniliilli n lit llio I.nko til lliu
Wuml I'limii, unmnit lis ncllvlllpn
brill; linnliiiu, null, nwlininliiK.
IHkiiiK, Willi u k"IK'IiiI riniiliniln uii
i'ltntni-irr bitlldmu.
Aiiiiiiih older luilvltlr thin nun!
ypiir by thin Iti'cl I'mthnr uni'iicy
was (In, tmlniiiK dunn iviiiluctrcl
lur n brans mill nlr Inu linnd, I or
a yuuiiK ii'nili''H Miiulnii u i imp "ml
K m-iniir niilicnlcl'i, m"ll). 'Hip liil-
Diphtheria
its Alaska
JltNKAU, Almikn W Brvnn vll.
Iiiurn In I lie Yukon ilrlu mrn unci
Htouit Hip KiiHhkokvvlin Ulvr In
Wr-iii iii Aln'ku urn muli-r quaran
tinx m v rrxuli ol mi outbreak ol
fll)lillirrln. thn Alaska Nnlloin.l
Oiniid ic'Miilrd f'rlilny.
lam id hi'iidiiumicm iert mild
Cal. Flunk Clayton uf Ilia Bccoml
scout liiilliilluii lit Hrllinl advised
Ihrrtt Im vp bprn ilrnilis but did not
Indliitln hour many or where Uiry
occurred.
(Thn Alunkn Health Department
rpportcd Tuesday llirrp bud been
mx (kiilli III lha rp but Mild II
find ni bprn drlprminpd whether
they were dun to diphtheria or
epidemic loud pulsonlng reported
Hi Hip siwue tlmpi.
A Nminnnl Cluurd plane lit bp.
Inn used to transport too Inw vml.
bio doctors mid nurses Irnm lip
Alaska Nmivr Hprvlrn Hospital at
Jlcthel to MrK'krn villages, Urd
headquarters said.
Tho guard plane will fly to Kwl
llllllnok Friday with mrdlclnn mid
ulipr supplies, weather permitting,
C'luyton tpportnd.
Olhrr vilinitrii undpr quarantine
re Klpnuk, C'hllnriiak, Aklak, An
Ink, Kalskaif. Tuluk.iak, Kwcihulk,
mid Napaklak.
Inr pnl on a nuinbi'r of priiinumfi
hero,
A liilMliiin buy' club dlreuloi',
fllithuiii biiinh, bus burn In chnrHO
ol lloy'H Club Autivltliis lit the Hiil
viitluu Army Hull on Kluinulh Av
CIIU", whci'tt II rounded program In
cm i lid on an lur un existing In
cllltlos will allow,
lloio uuulii cbuiudlrr building re
ceives lllO kl'l'llU'll MIIllHlBlli. 1 1 10
club bun sit up ncllvlilus In hiis
knlbnll, plug (long, vollry bull mid
gyiiiuuntics,
'Micro In also nn licllvp eocducu
llonul mid kliih' club in action
Un Hid pliiiiiiliik diKkiH nl the
Hulviitlon Aiiny, iicroiduiK lo MiiJ.
Jack MUIp, In h "Ouldi-ii Ann"
club lor invn mid women who iuivp
piiMtcd Ibp DO-ypur murk. Tho Idea
ncra in to Uivn iIipiii a pl'nco where
lliry cun conduct llicr own pro-
i urn under thn supoi vision ol the
Hitlviiiion Army.
Hpcciui li ii if ii iivc clauses lur "Old
pr" youtui ppoplp In hplrlltuil U''tl.
vltlnn mid cliurucli'r building urr
undi-iwiiy. with I'niciKfiicy lirnl
u 1(1 IruimiiK iiImi on tub.
'"Mni HiiiviiIioii Army," Mujor
l.lllln poliiln out, "In 1 1 In II v cull
cpinrd Unit Ibp lullpitt powilhlti i.
loll hp pul Inllh III tlllllllliK youth,
to help youlb wllh llle'N prohlpiun."
'Iup Hoy n C,Jub liohlit n iiipiii
bernhlp ul JUU, nnd hun bnld
nfMiioim Willi n lotul BtlPiiditiirp
ol IMi, MnJ. Llltln rpporm. And
Urn a. A. In ulno a npoiu,orlng Inntl
lutlon lor Hoy Be-out Troop t. which
bun a mrinbrrnhlii ol 38 mid during
07 incetlngn nhowed a tolul uttrn
dmicn ol 1076.
Doctors Said
News Barriers
COI.UMnuS. O. I The Ohio
Kiale Mndiral Journal In Ila cur
rent Innue rnporta lhnr probably
rp arpnn In Ohio whrrp Ihp big
gpnt iipmi barricra are doclora and
honpllaln.
It mnkPn Ihla rdllorlal obarrva
tlon altrr coiiiinrniini on an A-
aorlatrd Prnnn nurvpy in Orpgnn !
wnKh rnvpalPd phynlciaru and med
ical Innlllullumi wpr0 the blsiirnl 1
newa barrlprn In Uial Male, ore
than (hp police, political oltlcea
and Uie armed nervicee.
"Obviouxly, nurh a Munition In
not godfnr the medical prolea- .
inn, the new channel or the pub-
lie." the Journal aald. "It needa
corrpclinit."
Tlie Journal aald It can be cor- i
reeled to a large degree by con- !
Iprencea between the medical and
new profcxAlona. i
'Codea lo govern Ihe reporting !
-and Uie giving nl medical newa I
are working well In tomi com- j
munltiri." the medical magaiine I
nolea I
Sailor To
Face Charge
OSLO, Norway I A Taroma.
Wanh., deipctive lian arrlvpd In
Hweden to take buck to thn U. H.
a Norwegian aallor accud ol a
rape-nlaying In Tacoma.
TTie BwPdlnh Iiiivrriiiiiciit rPcent
ly ripcldpd lo extradite the nc
cuned nallor, Carl Johon Pederaen.
Hedernen la accuned ol tho brutnl
IK60 raping and nlayln ol an i-yenr-old
widow. Mrn. Kniiuy Hlce.
Tucoma delpcllve Carl Pelprnrn
went to Sweden lo get the tiullor.
Pedernen has npent nearly two
vearn In prison al Cloplrberg.
Hweden, pending Invenligntlon ol
bin caie.
The probe u complleatPd twice,
once when Ihe U, 8 -8weden ex
tradition treaty expired and again
when Norway al.io requeatcd extradition.
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WILLING WORKERS have tackled i big job in ihe annual Community Cheit campaign. Above
are three volunteer! at campaign headquarter!. They are II to rl Mrs Elbert Stile!, Van Mollf
ton and Ella Rodlcoy. Girl Scout director in area
Talk About High Prices
MONTGOMERY, Ala. t lien
laurateur Mike Mlaoull paid
u M'J here veaterday tor a lell
ear lobe one that belonecd to his
Irlf nd, Angel P. Oullm. .
Gnllw asked 125.000 diimnecs lor
the ear lobo which ho claimed
Miaoulln bll oil during a light lant
Murch at a Murdl Oran dunce in
the Oreck Community Center.
A Circuit Court Jury awarded
him only H.M2.
Wltne.uicx aald Miaoulln and
Oallln had been old friends.
Miaoulln pleaded selt-dclen.se to
the charge of assault and battery
and mayhem.
"CTeanest business In town!" Men's
Hand Laundry, 11th and Klamath,
phone Z-ZA31.
CAHl'ALITY I.IHT
WASHINGTON I The Defense
Department today Identified 118
casualties of the war in Korea
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KLAMATH BARTILE COMPANY
830 Market Street
Fraternal Order of
EAGLUS
Hall
Saturday, October 18
Members and Guests
Come in Costume
Music by McDonald
Soroptimists Hold Meeting
npRiilur luncheon and bualnex to aid Venture Club activities, Re-
meeting ol the Boroptlmlst, club, gional project. Is that ol asslstlne
to Improve the literacy of the peo-
Thursday, October 9, in the PeU.
can purly room.
President Iniibelle Brlxner called
the rneetlnir to order and had Sec
retary Ellen Clark report the Sep
tember activities of the omanlda
tlon. In the absence of Treasurer
Margaret Larkln, Josephine Robin
son presented the 1952-63 budget
which was adopted.
Addle Mae Nixon represented the
Soroptimists In the "Freedom For
um" held at Fremont school re
cently, which was sponsored by
the Daughters of the American
Revolution.
An Interesting visitor and lunch
eon guest was Mrs. Minnie Hals-
sIk ol Vienna, Austria, visiting An-
neiiy unercK. Mrs. Halssljf, an
American citizen, Is employed by
uie state department in Vienna.
Vivian Owens won the award for
the day.
New rosters of club members
were distributed at the meeting.
Absent members will get theirs
by mall.
Any Boroptlmlst knowing of the
Illness of a club member, please
contact Alice Lamm or Vera Pow
ell of the Welfare committee.
A committee Is working on plans
for this year's money making pro
jects. President Isabella Brlxner and
Vice President Ruth Adams were
delegates to the northwest regional
conference of Soroptimists, Butte,
Montana October 3, 4, and 5.
While there they saw and beard
General Dwlght Elsenhower.
Ruth Adams reported on the
many social activities of the con
ference. Isabella Brlxner gave highlights
on the sessions of the conference:
Budgeting of Soroptimlst funds
are, the standing rules, hy-lawe
and the club'i classifications.
Next year's regional conference;
will be held at Yakima, Washing.
ton, Oct. S, 10 and 11.
pie of India which Is to be known
as the "Ruby Lee Minei1 project;"
the federation; sustaining members
do not count on percentage or at
tendance at meetings, only active
snd associate ones count; the best
tools for good work In the clubs
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For rent in Stuart-Draw
buildinq. Inquire at Drew's
Manstore, 733 Main.
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