Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 27, 1958, Page 48, Image 48

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    PAGE THREE
SUNDAY, JULY 27, 1958
Women's Foot Ills
Often Due To Shoe
BUFFALO. N. Y. (UPl - Po
diatrists can expect increasing
business as long as women con
tinue to wear shoes that are toe
.,.-.,iu, in thp nnininn of Dr. Hen
ry L. Du Vries. He believes too
many women insist on sacriucuiB
comfort for style in buying footwear.
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
I '-1 ' -v.
Dr. Du Vries, clinical instructor
: .,..nru at Urn nhirnn Medical
School, commented at a podia
trists scientiiic symposium nere
that about 65 per cent of foot sur
gery stems irom iii-mtuig &nuv-.
"Women's shoes are the worst
offenders," he said. "Because the
shoes are without laces ana nave
high heels, the wearer s toes must
i,m Mio clmp nn. This nroduces an
undue pressure on the -toes."
NATIVES BAPTIZED
TATrllllMn Fnrmnsa UPt One
of Formosa's biggest mass baptis
mal ceremonies was neiu nuic iv
cently by Roman Catholic mission
aries, led by the Rev. Henry U
Faucher, of Pawtucket, Rhode Is-
l,,n,t ira than fi!0 natives Were
baptized in the rites.
m$ iiJr
MOUNT SCOTT LOOMS UP in bul'-v majesty across the beauty to be found around the rim of the world's bluest
blue waters of Crater Lake for the benefit of these tro lake.
uiuo naioii v --
tourists. The scene is only one of many of spectacular
Farmers! Ranchers!
Stockmen!
SEE JUCK
for
Your Truck.'
JuckeUnd Truck
Sale! d Sorvlc
Yaut International Dealar
11th & Klamath Ph. Z-2SS1
Currtn's
it
Headquarters
Far Veterinarian
Supplies and Medicines
Everything fr
Animal Health!
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'I ffi 0 r nissan .11 "nil TTiffflrriTwr--m i
9th &
Main
Hufii Ippn 7
Authorized parts, sales
and service for all
'Jeep' vehicles
BASIN MOTORS
424 So. 6th
TU 4-7778
curtuypAMKC. TOWER OVER YOUR CAR even in July the full sun, in autumn glory. This picture shows one ot tne
SNOWBANKS TOWER OVER TUUK , N horographar
rwon'dVrful world'of 'reversed, with wild DonVettler two weeks aoo on a tour of the big park.
II.,, r.om'.na out in the shadow of snowbanks, others in .
WE HAVE A
COMPLETE LINE OF
TEXAS-SIZED CI'.IRCH
HOUSTON W - Texas - and
Baptists - do things in a big
wav The first Baptist church here
has dedicated its new building in
downtown Houston. It s 10 stories
tall, one of the highest in t h e
country, with a roof garden cov-
i ...:,u ,;ra r.mmiv and com
plete with barbecue ovens, volley
ball, badminton ana tenuis hui.j
DRAMA FESTIVAL
NEW YORK ii Puerto Rica
plans a theater festival featuring
a number of recent Broadway
plays The fete, to be held in San
Juan from January it to .mjilii o.
is being managed by Barry B.
When with Sidney Walters, a
,.,i...,;..in tiirnrtnr servine as ar
tistic supervisor. Negotiations are
on for seven U.S. productions.
INSPECTION TOUR
WASHINGTON, DC. I The
Rmlist World Alliance has an
nnunced a team of five Christian
doctors left from San i ran-
ncr,n limn 94 fnr n lollf Of Bol)-
tist medical work in 27 countries
A..;-, Afrif. and l-.lll'Olie. ex-
ph.nnitinii information and offering
I their aiu wtiere neeueu.
TEACHERS WANTED
cnniwr:i.'ll.'l.n M.-iiis (IjPII
The Springdeld school system is
ikinir 711 new teacners ior tiif
term stalling next September
Supt. T. Joseph Mcl.ook told r
Parent Teachers Association meet
ln Hi:. I nimlifir-iihniis for teactUT:
are high in Mpnngneui ami uu
reduces out chances oi geum
teachers."
Simplot
Soilbuilders
?h. TU 2-1438, K. Falls
Ph. 607 Malfn