Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 09, 1959, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextD o O 0 . PAGE 2 A MDs Undergo Many Illnesses Discovered SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Twenty-one cases of serious or potentially serious illness have been uncovered among the first 150 doctors U subjrit casually to free physical exartwetMns whi. 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K3U0M MOLD fV MSOR KOWb BtRCEtw. 6160 JONS ALAN JAY IERNER -FREDERICK LOfWI -Tirr 1 ZZS.'.TT r VINCENT! MINNEUI twi 0l : eiei t ?: ,0:0 Examination; tcrs and on the spot X-ray read ing, makes possible the immcdi ate reporting o( findings. Twelve electrocardiograprts are used (or M studies. A cardiologist anal' fieai tkir rucards. Dr. Jeisi D. U:.KJyr of San VynustM'l &3siws3 Pacific Hos- 0M x tm cuufcur a e&mlf. Cam iMwyiMji asaR 480nH8 (W4j maim. u!i tisn Merotasii. X-rays c 9 . t tokdt. Dr. fiSS ii8 DM:11 statistic;! iuy rcMrt will maL' frt the Mrs ex.')in;i. M lift Mly C I1, atislf); B.-malI .Cb! n;c i time o. Purveys sl c only Mc Mt O four Aictors had a (nplo! ;ysical examieJSioii Willi tne past two years. The statistical study dr3 by the American Assn. of Bioanalysts, or of the project sponsors. .i;i0fci9iCB' CAN J ATE Victoria L. Durham of 2012 Main Street has qualified for member' ship in the Oregon State College Pharmacy School honorary soci ety. Lambda Kappa Sigma. High scholarship and promise of future achievement are considered in se lection of members. Miss Durham is a junior student. DOefADliRE !l J f 'f ' i OPENS 6:4$ P.M. A4ult( (Inc. f Ti) . $1.21 Studt twilk terdi) .. SI.00 ChlWr 30c "DENNIS THE 'MENACE" pgaj mv&fWB EomrnonerToWed; To End Story Book Tale TOKYO (AP) The pretty com moner marries her prince Friday the climax to a storybooK ro mance which has all Japan gasp ing with delight. "I am passing each day wrapped in an indescribable state o tension. " murmured 24-ycar-oio Michiko Shoda as the hour of her tradition-shattering marriage to Crown Prince Akihito drew near. An intelligent, high spirited girl unknown to Japan's millions less than five monlhs ago, she is des tined to ascend the 2.600-year-old chrysanthemum throne as Akihi to's empress, the first commoner ever to do so. Conscious of the burden she will assume as consort of the 25-ycar-olci royal heir, she told newsmen Wednesday night: "I am praying in my heart that I may be able to carry out,. somehow, the heavy responsibilities that lie ahead with out making any serious mistakes." The crown prince and the wealthy flour miller's daughter, symbols of a more democratic and prosperous nation born out ot tne embers of military defeat, will be come man and wife at 10:13 a.m. 4:13 p.m. EST Thursday. At that moment they win sip sacred wine from shallow, un- clazcd cups in the Kashikodokoro. the Imperial Shinto shrine which houses the replica of an ancient mirror, one of the symbols ui ja pan's royalty. Thousands of young Japanese girls, to whom Michiko is the em- Park Chief Slates Trek Klamath Kails Superintendent of Parks and Recreation Robert Bon- ney will join about 500 delegates to the annual Jaciiic Northwest Dis trict Recreation Conference to be held April 12 to 15 in Yakima. Personnel ot the aimed torces, hospitals, industries, homes for the aged, schools and members ol parent - teacher associations, churches, youth service agencies and parks and recreation depart ments are invited to attend. The conference, to be sponsored by the National Recreation Asso ciation, has drawn registrations Irom the Northwest, California, Illinois, southeast Canada and Alas ka. The conferinco will feature speakers Bernard L. Orel, vice president of the Weyerhaeuser Timber Company and a member of President Eisenhower's Outdoor Recreation Resources Committee; Ur. W. Ballcntine Henley, presi dent of the College of Osteopaths. Physicians and Surgeons at Los Angeles, and Dr. Garrett Hcyns. director of Washington State De partment of Institutions. Bonney will participate in "Fam ily Recreation" and 'Swimming Pool Operation" panels two of 28 lorums to be conducted. "Be Careful Says Chief The return of spring to the cal endar also brings the return of youngsters to streets and a warn ing from Chief of Police Charles Howard that drivers should be alert tor children, in or near streets. Cti( Howard said 38 pedestrians ro lithtv kild A injured in Oregtt trafft l;wl y;ir while Jtayivt m t r m rtota-a. 'fhirly f tttet &: 14 urnl)?. Througtaftt t'f . Cant IJ09 Kti suit figure Um) A& rMftt- Wcnt of Motor VehicltD rcniQ! that 11 children under 15 wer killed in all types of pedestrian accidents and 470 in that age group wern injured In neriestrian mi- hans. Young bicyclists also have their share of (rouble, with three in the 5-14 age group killed and 281 under 15 injured while riding bicycles. Chief Howard said drivers should remember that children some times act without thinking while playing or riding bikes. "It's up to drivers to expect the unexpected- and to drive at speeds which would always permit a safe slpp. especially in residential districts or near school zones," he concluded. HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH yew ears tireo? bodiment of their postwav eman cipation, at the same moment will marry in shrines and wedding halls throughout the country. Their eagerness to share in the romantic atmosphere of the day was whetted by the young prince s assurance that he is marrying lor love even though his bride was nominated by Imperial Household olficials in conformity with tradi tion. Inside the moated, high-walled Imperial Palace in the center of Tokyo each piece of stone and pebble at the entrance to the Shinto holy of holies have been washed and cleaned. Special pre cautions 'have been taken to ban ish any offending flies or insects. The day s ceremonies will begin at 6:20 a.m., when the crown prince's chief chamberlain and chief lady-in-waiting arrive at the Shoda home to escort Michiko to the palace in a maroon automo bile. ' At the palace the bride-to-be will begin the lengthy task of donning her wedding robes, a small mound of rustling silk. Mi chiko has chosen a 12-layered kimono ensemble styled on the dress of ancient court brides of the rich Heian period 794-1192 a.d. The dress closest to her body will be of pure white silk. Above this is a wine red robe, than al ternate red, purple and green fig ured robes, the wide sleeve lengths of each slightly shorter than the one underneath. The top most jacket is purple, broken by white crests, and has a blue silk facing. She will wear a black wig styled after headdress of ancient court ladies. The prince will wear imperial yellow court robes, a black lac quered Shinto cap and bear a white scepter. Because his cos tume is so much simpler, he won't have to reach the palace to dress until three hours after his bride. The simple Shinto marriage cer emony will take 15 minutes. Em peror Hirohito and Empress Nag ako will not take part. In accord with tradition, they will be offi cially told of the marriage by the young couple afterward. One foreigner the crown prince's former tutor. Mrs. Eliza beth Vining of Philadelphia is among the 1.972 invited guests who will stand in an enclosure just out side the sharinc. I V FALLS. OREGON Scientists Tell Jet Engine For Water Craft AZUSA, Calif. (AP) A new water jet engine designed to drive boats and ships at almost incredi ble speeds was disclosed today by scientists at Aerojet-General Carp. "Wj know can increaSo tl sp-tofl ci' hydroplanes by gt fcgtg 70 Sep o&&," 6Cifl Calvie wsa tesed Aerojefs Antisaf AMpise crfero Divissn. '""ftwr iticafl; tstr it no limit tt id sae4 tlM cH kl rachi to OBs- sels of iO? nto, 0 jfUBMI' ho0 osioo." the rvomicoOy fevice. cd'op the hvartt'.ket. has ro propellers, InsteaO an impeller, -siAiething like a lawn sprinkler whirling at terrific speed, drives the boat for ward by spraying water into the air behind it. A low-horsepower version has been ocean tested in a small boat. The company plans to install a PcrKing Expert Due To Return W. A. Barr will be back again. That's the latest word from the parking authority who raised a few eyebrows with his views on downtown parking at an earlier appearance here, and was invit ed back.' His promise to return, was can celed because cities in Washing Ion canceled their invitations, but Barr's office in Washington, D.C., said so many Oregon cities want him to come back that he will, The. date for his next Klamath Falls appearance, the chamber of commerce says, is May 19. SATURDAY, APRIL 11 Big Show and Dance , 8-12 p.m. KLAMATH AUDITORIUM KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON vmm i&r sua BILL MONROE and hit BLUEGRASS BOYS ADVANCE TICKETS , NOW AVAILABLE Derby's Music Store Adults Advene . $1.25 Adults Door Price $1.50 Childrtn, Anytim ........ $ .50 A, S WJ .f i l ir ) Developing high-speed hydrocket In a racing craft for time trials this summer. 'We arc confident it will break every sgool rqcord for propeller ctrivojj ScitiV GiDiigwer said, filtra (stew's W&i-Ekh'tSii-is) IV by- &n';i;$a iwiaiiS'l 170 mis?g an hair m l'.tffi. Tm ban tmz tafti lay KunM CtmpfctH's tir-jct a dt'aobam, cMoait aims On HMD (D 1!J7. "CoieOoll's 000 (M 8S air craft jet engine. can do the s,'OOe thing with conventional pow er plants requiring much less horsepower and much jess fuel," Gongwer said. ' Hydrocket is expected to have military applications, but they are secret. A commercial model for boating enlfihsiasls is expected to be ready in two years. No esti mate on cost is available. The hydrocket was developed to overcome water drag on propell ers. "We have reduced this to a min imum," Gongwer said. "The hv- drocket's impeller is completely out of the water." The impeller, a metal disk pierced with slanting holes, is geared to the engine's drive shaft.) As it spins, the impeller pumps water up from a scoop below the boat and forces it through the noz zles in a whirling spray pattern. The boat can be steered by a rudder or by vanes which deflect SAVE $100 Thurs - Fri Sat!!! Foam lMlbir LIVINGR00M SUITES 2- Pc. Sectionals 3- Pc. Curved Sectionals Davenport and Club Chair 3-Pc. Daveno Sets that Sleep 3 FRIEZES TWEEDS NYLONS - TAPESTRIES PLASTIC & TWEED COMBOS Deluxe Sets -Regular $299.95 SAVE $100 Thurs., Fri., Sat. Your Choice Come & Get 'em ntnir'h nil EASY TERMS FREE DELIVERY the water jet. Jn tests, a 23 horsepower gaso- speed line engine has achieved a Don't Miss This! It's FREE! 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