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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1952)
TUKSDAY DKCKMIIKK 211, lnr2 IlfWAi.n ANIl NKWS. KI.AMATII FAU.ft. UHKOON fagb rrvr "a" ' 1 Vj, ',, ' - ' .';';.'' . V I --- It ,1 : .... j!. h w - j . . I . ' v V "rrtf : t . ! SANTA GETS A BIG HAND her (hit year from the Solvation Army and friendt who aided the charitable church organixation In gathering toyl for distribution to tome youngsters whom Santa might miss. Above, Youth Director Richard Smith (loft I and Mej. Jack Little (right I check over inventory. Many used toyl were repaired by Salvation Army workers. Daze Gone; Tufts is Back to Earth fly I BHKINK JOIISRON HOLLYWOOD-! NEA) Exclu sively Yours: Another onn ol Hollywood' rollick inir. headline hnpiiy kidi Sonny Tulu h atriiRhtrnrd hlmsrlf out and Ukrn bulldoii rlp on lilt cmrrr. Unlit 111 Hollywood allrr yar Out on lllmnrll," lor viewing Jan. 20 on r"our-Bir Playhouw . . . Hollywood vocal coach will Don aldson, f HI her o tormrr child lr Ted Donald.ion, aullcrcd a lieiirt allack. Hip ntnrlio to we rrcordlnps of her huband votrp In the (Urn. U-I in.sHted ort hiring a Ringing atar lor the McCormack role. They're umartlnt over at I about a din al Clifton Webb on and a hnir of movie and iae'0ne of Milton Berle'a recent TV emutlng in Enuland and ahudder lug al niemotlCK of hla giggle water date. Sonny told me: "I'm a quiet boy now living a hraliliy life. I renlly can't explain why I got so mixed up. H wan Jnrk Pulnnre ha a trio of New York Mork brokern ready to f name "The Jack Denip.sey Story" Fox provldlnu Pn'micc plays the role pedd Commission Says U.S. Health Needs Can Be Met by Outlay of Cash for Training, Research By FRANK 'Ani:Y Hrlenre Itrpurler WAHI11NOTON i Cold rash appear In be the main prescrip tion of President Truman'a specif lienllh commission for curing the nnllon "demonstrable, well-documented heallh needs." In reporting such needs last week after a ycar-lonij survey, Ihc coin mlsilon Indlrecilv laid some of the blame at the door of the medical profession. But it also Hironitiy implied tnnt society as a whole Is largely re sponsible for the situation and should bear the brunt of correction prlndpplly by digging deeper In to Its governmental and private jiocketbookr The criticism of doctors and allied henlih personnel Included allegation Dial: I. There are over-all organiza tional deficiencies In the way thete profession!!! people apply their combined skills. 8. (tome doctors are guilty of what Ihe report called auch "re prehensible conduct'' a fee-splitting, 3. Pnmlly doetora and specialism are too often In "Isolntlon" Iroin one another and so do not co ordinate their skills for the best Interest of the patient. 4. The medical profession hasn't made completely adequate provi sion for the continued, up-to-the-mlnutc education of the family doctor after ha aeta up practice, although sometimes Individual doc torn are themselvea to blame. 6. The medical schools aren't giving enough emphasis In their general training to matters con cerning the physical and emotional development of molhera and chil dren. 6. Annual health examinations of school children are too often performed In perfunctory aahlon by school doctors. But the report Implied that the heart of the nallon'a health prob lem Ilea outside the health pro fession themselvea and that It solution Ilea In the public provid ing financial support for: 1. Training more doctors, den tists, nurses and other health work era and encouraging their more equitable distribution throughout the nation. 2. Building more hospital, par ticularly In rural and other area reportedly short In them. 3. Spurring medical research, especially against such things as cancer and mental Illness. Eskimos See Santa First BAIIHOW, Alaska I The Eski mos of this tiny villngc on the edge of Ihe polar Ice pack are pulling Ihe final touches on preparations for their Christmas celebration. Barrow Is the furthest north community under the American flag. Since II in so close to the North Pole, children here believe that Santa pays them his first call when he scis out lo distribute pre sents all over the world. Early Christmas Eve, Santa Claus (In Ihe person of Joe 6ig nayungyak, who'll lie wearing a red suit with a pillow under It) will allde down a rope from a hole In the roof of the mission building. After he distributes presents to all the children of the village, the yule celebration will open. It probably will last until New Year's Day. There'll be caroling, feasting, the exchange of presents and just about everything that goes with Christmas In the United States. By tradition, all villagers will blossom out In new clothes gaily nrlnteri snow covers to go over fur parkas, new fur trousers with 4. Putting medical and hospital care on a prepaid Insurance basis for everyone, with feoeral and Stat governments teaming up to help people who can't pay for their own Insurance or can only pay part of It. I. Making inch a prepayment sytem cover all phase of medi cal and hospital care, (The com mission say some of the present prepayment plans, while having the fund to encourage treatment ot ome patients on an out-patient baaia, "make It almost mandatory for a patient to assume a horizon tal position before receiving medi cal care in a hospital.") (. Encouraging the organization of doctors and other health work era Into team-like "groups" in all parts of the country a system which the commission contends would go far towards meeting the country's health needs. "In general," the report said, "the diagnosis and treatment of disease are quite well done in this country. The fact that these skills are unavailable to many people constitutes the main problem." As examples of how It contends the nation la presently falling down on the job, the commission cites these: I. Last year, the total national exrjnditllr for meriiral rtjnr'h was ISO million dollars which the I commission said was less than the amount spent on building monu ments and tombstones. 2. "In rural areas, recipients of public assistance often get second rate care from the standpoint both of medical science and human dignity. The system of poorly paid 'county physicians' still in vogue in many parts of the country is a medical shame." In Its criticism of doctors, the commission said sometimes a pa tient la led to believe his family doctor performs a surgery where as he actually hires another doctor to do the Job after the patient has "yet, probably In no other health field is available knowledge so little applied as in the prevention of chronic disease." 3. Mental illness Half the ps tlents in all the nation's hospitals are people with mental illness, and about half the patients consulting doctors outside hospitals have some kind of an emotional dis order. Yet, knowledge of mentni illness of various kinds is still In a "rudimentary" slate. 4. Dental disease There Is "shocking evidence" that the American people need more den tal care for example, a lot of people need false tceih before they are 24. 5. Environmental health condi tions Seven million American h-mes lack running water; one third of the nation's dwellings are overcrowded, lack decent toilet 0 CanBSlt rcmi fr Terr 0 Com pi la tint ml maiiril Inatrumentf Tar bsldwln Staler kyU morgon piano UM Mil Uctlltiet, v ar c!htr'U tofxi ent. 8. Child health "Snormou Ruins" hnva been made In Ihe pre-, vtntlon and cur of dtana In childrenbut "there remain many ieficK-ncirs In health nervtcea to the children of this nation." SOLVE . . . Your Last Minut Shopping with a . . . Gift lctBTlHCATt' from State Roads In Good Shape SALEM us Oregon's road con ditions were Improved Tuesday with no snow reported In the state, out chBln should be carried In the Government Camp. Tlmberllne and Warm Springa Junction areas. The Highway Commission report ed Icy spots on roads at Eugene. Medlord. Reamona, upine, iaacr and Ontario. All other points reported high ways either bare or sanded. The commission also issued the following weekly summary of con struction delays: Corvallls-Newport Highway real IUh on the hV(, b(.pI1 ttor. What you-d been hit by Crosby's wallet?" It will be usual Academy Award aituatiun li the parents of a movie star win an Oscar. It could happen for Dnle Kunaon and Katharine Albert, p Sam and Beln Spewack are pag- ronlllcl of crcuimtancr, partly .nl. of Joan Evans, for Jhcir orml-; Zi 'rZ Z IIM BIWIJI WHO UI MC tlr r,.n.ll tt-h C cape from Devil's Island, personal. I was an unhappy char acter." While oversea. Tulta starred In 'The Olll Horse" for a London film company and Inured the Bnt-l-li Isl- for aa wwk in a play which won him critical bouquets. He rrlurns lo London in April for another film, but meanwhile will concentrate on movie and TV act ing In Hollywood. Hie new Judy Chi land version of "A War In Horn" will bear little resemblance to the Frederic March-Jiinet Oaynor original. In stead of the hero being a matinee Idol, he will be a lowbrow, knock about comedy star. After Ihiee months of weekly telefilm production, Jonn Davia la .-llln. "A Htar Is Worn " Kntintd Coleman's set lor another lelelilm, "The Man Who Walked Uctte Davis film. 'The Star." IIVT I VIUAAn m n.- TatlMf Bob Hope kicked Millard i.b an.,.. , r-"--r" -' "V. ' Mitchell s index finger Into a Corvallls-Newport Mignway - - h ,ranired wife of co- Iracture during a dam e sequence , Construction lor S- mucs on isew- j m 'Keenan Wynn next month lor ' Here Come Ihe Girls," then port-Toledo section. . . 5h- obtains a Mexican Dl- Ocboco Grading for 10 miles , vorce west of Mitchell, rough. uM he ,, Mr, Vrnn Columbia River Construction ; have been aoing together lor four Cascade Locks lo Hood River. i months and that they met through Pacific Construction on Med- a mutual interest in horses. ford-Ashland section. Coast Grsdlng for 7.25 miles south of Recdiport. John Day Construction for S miles on Stlvles section, Enterprise-Lewlston Grading and aurfacmg on Enterprise-Flora section. Umpqua Grading S IS miles i hanHiutrh a nrt oallv rleenratMl fnot- wcar called mukluks. which have been anesthetized on the operating walrus hide soles and reindeer ?ie. . ' . ! ucn,r. The commission offered no evl-, In the little church children's ; r,", " "".7":";,?" voice, will be heard singing Christ- " "I "J2i5 mas carols. A stranger would -,., CI,, , ,, ' .' such things periodically and had roundly rebuked them as uncial-! cal. ' Here is a digest of some of the findings with regard to the na-: tion'a health conditions as out-' lined by the commission: ; I. Disabled people Some two million of the nation's total of , disabled people could be placed in ' employment or more productive work If there were sufficient re-; habituation programs In effect, ! employing teams of experts. J. Chronic diseases iong-dura- j tioo ills like cancer, tuberculosis.' rheumatism and heart disease ac count for about l'i billion dollars In public expenditures annually for medical and hospital services recognize the tunes, but not the words. At Christmas feasts, Eskimos will eat roast meat and ice cream. The roast will be whale meat. The Ice cream la an Eskimo delicacy made by mixing blueberrlea in seal oil and cooling the mixture In snow. For a week, dog-team racing, foot races, dsncing and Eskimo games will continue almost 24 hours a day. Don Dailey To Wed Wynn Wife Mrs. Wvrm. the former Betty Jane Butler, has been separated from her husband for two yeara. Trlnted reports of Clerk Gable's bow out at MOM alter "MiiKainbo" are drilled by ihe atudlo. Ills con tract doesn't expire until 10M . . . "Th Phnntfim From Kimi'p" lm ,. L . 1 now tnal IV lilins;ers nave aevei- wiuiKjua iiauuK w mitrs . B v,e vcvefi crUIC a new witch on science-fiction ro-n rf m vhoo,lng 2.mimite fea-'on ReeOsport-Dean Creek section. CURLEY 5 TEXACO SERVICE; malice. An invisioir nero tr..l!r. f.ir th clas u-reens at j Now comes the six-day wonder. I Feature films for movie houses j turned out In one day less than a 1 uj-eb Mf Iillli71nir all tit knnW. i liow that TV fihnstera have devel-l O SAW DUST TIRES All Popular Sit makes love lo heroine Norren nann . . . mutj mnrun. worm", .ril ; nrnlt.u .-r- ,r. t-rtr Piiffni homr. Driver Test In Chiloquin in "Main Street to Hrnariwav In New York, is confiding to Holly wood pals thai shr'll probably never return to movielown for another film. Her next Manhattnn play will be "Kind Sir," opposite Charlea Boyer. It's comedian Jan Murray's defi nition: "A wolf Is a guv who hand'.rs girls with cad gloves." Negotiations between U-I and the widow of John MrComack on a screen biography of the lute Irish-American tenor have broken down. Mrs, McCormack Hcrmner Construction 21 miles! Ftlanaia L Wall Ph. 5-9141 on Lena-Nye section. I and Aubi ev Wisberg. who teamed 1 ui nice before witli "The Man From Planet X." and are currently fuiNhlnit the first of a do.en "speedles" "China Gold," co stnrrmg John Archer and Hillary Brooke. ! Whisper around Hollywood Is th;tt the flickers will get back their production outlay and a tidy profit in the movie palaces, then board the rlrar-fcravy train for a killing on TV. Mnrllvn Monroe has a date to mell the wax in her first recording WailtCd i 11 "' miu'"J nuu aua of the year. JUST ARRIVED Jacobson ROTARY SNOW PLOW NOW ON DISPLAY AT A PRICE HOME OWNERS CAN AFFORD TROY V. COOK CO. 2040 So. 6th St. Phont 4803 WvrHtMT BbHIb ft toll Oik bftek PiU. rail MfUt PUt riant aiur Wrl4'l ttiMc SO tin I (larr. Tl fFatllticr ruiti art Jail a fev JlUra aal actasllr baa1ria mt 4IUra aadr atay plaaot acar lr aa wtM kailt. Thl ceFlUba Iferaara aavlfratl af atJra afftdaal laetsry m4 amarktUag ntfe , Millar a Bow taadara' la a piaaa tmtmtttj. Bt ( tat Uvatr apiaat 9 Isaac If jm Uk. Aaalr ral far a raasaaaala ttmt lawsrtf parckaia. Ta lavslr calaaisl tal M1 JllTtrt wiik ktack. Louis R. Mann Piano Co. 1U H. Ilk lamaaa' Orfa BALDY EVANS PROUDLY PRESENTS "THE MAN WITH A MILLION FRIENDS" AS GUEST ARTIST 1 II 11 f I 10 SAT. NIGHT (DEC. 27) HEAR TEX SING "REMEMBER ME", "DECK OF CARDS", "DAD GAVE MY DOG AWAY", "MEMORIES OF FRANCE" AND MANY OTHERS WHICH MADE HIM ONE OF AMERICA'S TOP WESTERN ARTISTS. DANCE MUSIC IY BALDY'S BAND FEATURING PAUL SWIGART AND GEORGE WILLIS DANCING 9 until 1 $125 PER PERSON I (TAX INC) . Driver llceme examination are to be conducted nt Chiloquin, , Dec. 58, 1 to 7 p.m., according to Kxuiiiiiirr ftiiy Clark. During those hour.i, the Klamath Full olflcp will be open fur license renewal only. OFFICE SPACE For rant with Main treet ntranct. Cantrilly located. 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