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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1958)
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACT SEVEN Cub Scout Pack Four Holds Event Cub Scouts of Pack Four held (heir "Cub Movie Makers" pack meeting Friday evening at Mills School. . The opening ceremony was led by Den 3, followed by "America" led by Jim Barnes. A short business meeting was conducted for the parents by Cub master Les -Tinker. At this time a letter from the Christmas Clear ing Bureau was read thanking the pack for their participation in the needy basket project. Dorothy Otterbein was named chairman, and Dorothy Potts as co-chairman for the Blue and Gold Banquet to be held later this ln-V'h. Alice Galloway was named chairman and Ellen Tinker as co chairman for the safety project of the year. Skits portraying phases of mov ies from melodrama in pantomime lo the active western version were presented by each den.. The following achievements were presented to cubs by Randolph llamm and Bill Jensen: Bobcats, Bobby Freeman, James Bridges, Jimmy Freeman, Daeshel Lutman and Terry Wilkerson; wolf awards, Steven Bush, Donald Bose, Lem uel Petty. Gerald Hargrove. Rob ert Walton, Jimmy Hall, 1 David Foster; wolf gold arrows, Joe Keesee, Donald Bose, Lemuel Pet ty, Danny Smith, Robert Walton, Daeshal Lutman, Ivan Jones, Mike Rainwater. Bob Moore, Don- nie Allen, Thomas Potts, Brett Jen sen, and Gerald Hargrove; wolf silver arrows, Donald Bose, Lem uel . Petty, Danny Smith, James Tinker, James Green, Mike Thorn ton, Robert Walton. Daeshal Lut man, Ivan Jones, Mike Rainwater, Bob Moore, Donnie Allen, Thomas Pots, Mikey Ronningen, and Ste ven Fristoe. Bear awards, Kenneth Pound. David Barnes, James Tinker, and Terry Ronningen; bear gold ar rows, Kenneth Pound, Donald Bose and Gary Riley; bear silver ar rows, Kenneth Pound, Doran Ot terbein, Keith Vannice, Terry Ron ningen, David Switzler; lion award, Bob Leonard; lion gold ar row, Bob Leonard and Lemuel Petty; lion silver arrows, Timothy Pool, Lemuel Petty and Charles Galloway. Denner Stripes, Steven Fristoe, James Tinker, Mike Rainwater, Allen Greenwood, and Doran Ot terbein; assistant denner stripes, James Green, Ramon Massey, and Gerald Hargrove; service stars,. Curt Morris, Lenny Han sen and Danny Smith; buck skinner, Robert Walton and Dae shal Lutman; recruiting pins, Ran dy Hamm and Thomas Potts; den chief cords, Robert Haynos and John Tinker. The committeemen for the fol lowing year -are 'Tinker; "cubmas ter: Bill Jensen, assistant' cub muster: James Kaler. institutional representative: Val Costanzo, treasurer: Randolph Hamm, awards chairman: Pete Ronnin een, committee chairman; Robert Moore, Paul Switzler, and Chet Ashby. committeemen. Den mothers for the year are Ellen Tinker. Den 1; Alice Gallo way, Den' 2; Lorene Allen and Doris Moore, Den 3: Dorothy Potts, Den 4: Helen Ronningen, Den 5: Louise Allen, Den 6; Aud rey Madden, Den 7: Louise Dona hue, Den 8: Edna Hansen, Den 9; and Dorothy Otterbein, Den 10. Chet Ashby is leader of the Webe los Den. , - i Experts Praise Tranquilizers Before House Investigators DIESEL ENGINEERING can become pretty diversified. Here, members of the- diesel engi neering class take on the project of rebuilding concrete steps up to the girl's dormitory at Oregon Tech. In the foreground are, left to right, Jerry Dittbenne(, class president; Merle Jackson, center with level, and Fred DeWitt, lower' right with shovel, instructors; and ex treme lower right, Don Vander Zanden, student. Other diesel engineering students are shown in the background at work progresses on their rebuilding project. Airman Lives Normal Life In Cramped Space Barrel SAN ANTONIO. Tex. w - Air man Donald G. Farrell brushed his teeth and shaved this morn ing just like many other husky 23-year-olds except that he is pretending to be on a trip to the moon. The blond six-footer from the Bronx was squeezed Sunday into a 3-by-5-foot experimental sealed cabin, quickly dubbed a space barrel, at nearby Randolph Air Force Base. Space medical experts at the base's School of Aviation Medicine expect Farrell to crawl from the cabin at 9:35 a.m. next Sunday unharmed by the seven days in a make-believe space ship. "Very bright and chipper" was the way Lt. Col. George R. Stein kamp, chief of space medicine, reported Farrell's condition. "At this point I see no reason why he should not last the full seven days. Steinkamp described how Far rell spends his time in the her metically sealed cabinet. He sees and hears nothing on the outside. All instructions are relayed to him by a closed-circuit television hookup or by prearranged signals on a panel of buttons and switch es. He said Farrell has "work ne- fiods" of about four" hours 'that mlgnt be compared with standing a shift at the controls of a space ship. He has a rubber mattress he can inflate and stretch out on during a specified sleeping period. Otherwise he must sit almost bolt upright. However) it is not all work and sleep. There are "rest periods" during which he reads, including two textbooks on accounting and English grammar. In these peri ods he also listens to hi-fi record music piped into the cell mostly George Gershwin and Cole Por ter selections that he picked be fore the "trip" started. The scientists figure it 'would not be impossible for space trav elers to hear radio music broad cast from the earth or maybe from a space station relay point. Farrell follows a master menu that Steinkamp said was "high in protein and highly nutritious, It does not consist entirely of con densed or dehydrated foods. He had an orange with his breakfast. Cold Weather Hard On Feet NEW YORK Wl Cold feet? "The current cold wave is tak ing its greatest toll below the ankles," says the American Foot Care Institute, Inc. Here's what the institute sug gests: 1. Bathe your feet alternately with hot and cold water after your bath or shower. This stimu lates blood circulation. 2. Wear closed shoes. 3. Men should wear two pairs of thin socks instead of one heavy pair. The space between will help retain body warmth. 4. Women, prone to cling to ny lons, can rub lanolin or baby oil into the skin to prevent chapping. 5. Exercise your feet briefly, by wriggling the toes and rotating the feet Irom the ankles. 6. Stay indoors if you can. HALLMARK VALENTINES By B. L. LIVINGSTONE WASHINGTON ( - Two ex perts in the field of psychiatric medicine cast a Vote of confidence today for tranquilizing drugs and the pharmaceutical houses which make and market them. The psychiatrists told House investigators that although occa sional abuses and honest mistakes occur, these do not warrant charges of misleading and distort ed advertising against the great majority of drug firms. Tranquilizers are not the hap py pills" some people think them to be, the doctors said, but "very important new medical tools" about which a great number of misconceptions have sprung up. I his testimony was prepared for a House Government Opera tions subcommittee by Dr. Frank J. Ayd, a psychiatrist of Balti more, Md., and Dr. Nathan S. Kline, director of research for the New York State Department of Mental Hygiene. the testimony opened an inves tigation of what Subcommittee Chairman Blatnik (D-.Minn) said was concern by some physicians that drug houses have resorted to unscientific and deceptive sales promotion to ballyhoo their prod uct. Blatnik said the new tranquiliz ing drugs are included In almost third of all medical prescrip tions written today. He put their total sales at 300 million dollars a year. Both Dr. Ayd and Dr. Kline said that tranquilizers do not cause addiction, and that side re actions may be annoying but not dangerous. Properly administered, these drugs are safe," Dr. Ayd testi fied. The risk of addiction or habituation from prolonged use of tranquilizers is practically ' nonexistent." At the same time he said even the most sanguine physician would not prescribe a tranquilizer for what might be termed normal anxiety. On the score of advertising, Dr. Ayd said most drug firms "cher ish and seek the medical profes-1 sion's confidence and respect." He conceded that some firms may violate good taste and ethi cal standards, but added: "For tunately, physicians are percep tive individuals who, by their training and experience, view all drug advertising with a critical eye. . . . While a few of the so called tranquilizers have been ad vertised unwisely, the majority of manufacturers have exercised ad mirable caution and restrain in their promotion." Dr. Kline praised pharmaceuti cal firms for their research which he said has produced major drug discoveries. The "occasional excesses" of pomotional activity, he said, have already resulted in develop ment of a self-regulating code of ethics among pharmaceutical or ganizations. He said this code Is now well along in preparation and meets most of the objections which have been raised. As for tranquilizers themselves, Dr. Kline said their development was akin to the beginning of the atomic era, and may in fact "be of markedly greater Import in the history of mankind." Use of these drugs in the last five years, he said, has reduced the number of patients in mental hospitals, permitted individuals to go back to useful lives, and pre vented institutionalizing many acute patients. Americans Called Best Drivers LONDON -A British; govern ment official says Americans are better drivers than Britons. - Richard Nugent, parliamentary secretary to the Transport Min istry, told a meeting of the Royal Automobile Club last night Amer icans drive at higher speeds but have more skill at the wheel than the British. SHOT BONANZA The remains or a saddle horse owned by John Mc Fall of Bonanza were found on Friday morning in a feeding cor ral, owned by Hank Holzhouser, near Harpold Dam. lt was pre sumed that unknown persons had shot the horse in the neck and that it had bled to death. 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