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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Monday, Octohor 17. 10 PAGE SEVEN ne,isIalive ,nfer'miucf' G "P jMikoyan Dropped From Soviet Activities, Reports Claim EUGENE (API The Legisla- each school district be boosted to . LaPointe's Maternity Shop FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Many wearers of lale teeth have aufleml real embarrassment because ihoir plate dropped, slipped or wob bled at just the wrong time. Do not lle in fear of thu happening to von. Just sprinkle a Utile FASTKETH. the alkaline inon-actd) powder, on your plates. Hold false teeth more firmly. so they feel more comfort able. Does not sour, checks "plate odor breath" Get FASTLETH at drug counters everywhere. LONDON il!PI Soviet First' Mikoyan was not among the le-irrmined shrouded in mystery thus visit to the Lniied States. .reported eclipse is in any way Deputy Premier Anastas Ivan gion of Kremlin leaders who el-far a strone advocate of the peace-connected with the Sino-Russian five Interim Committee on Educa- 50 per cent U V f n . v Imi j M'1", 15 m Mlk Khrushchev's ful wxistence poUvv. he u a s'conflict. ou lr wnl- Tom Monanhan of Miluaukie and card me in Hmlomatic disiialches . chcv in Moscow on his return from ' tion Saturday urged the state in-1 This recommendation, the com- 1 Flegel of Rosehurg. All aie!reachins London todav. 'New York. Soviet Presidium'"'1 dcln"' aflcr ll,e ouslcr oUkmmn to have cncounl-ied Red crease the percentage of aid it mittee said, should be referred to Democrats except Mrs. Nve. a Th wt sai() lhe' .m,enian member Hcmitn Polvanskv loldiNlkolal Hulganm from the Soviet China s wrath of lale. But there provides Oregon school districtslthe voters for final approval. Renuhlican Thair action insured ,.. ' ,L' kv.miin L. l,dl newsmen Mikovan was on Vaca-'l,rcmiershll March. I!fi. He is no evidence at present that his and also waged a battle over Ore- als0 reCommei.ded that 124 !a fight in the Legislature over the!0Ut o( the Soviet hierarchy's ma- ," ,.TL '11 gon & California land money. ' cen( of feps o counties proposal. Ijor activities lately. ' -Mikoyan also was absent from ( ' JZlu d l e iv h o The committee suggested that ceiving OiC money be included The committee recommended, Ti,ere ale growing indications among Soviet leaders who dust- ' ' ' ' ' 1 Lv;l over a five year period the state'si in the basic figures on which slate that state aid be distributed to Mikovan may be on his way out cred at Moscow's airport when I ' 'l ' K1 " , ,h .. share of current expenditure of'aid to counties is based. This guarantee every district the same 0f power altogether, the dispatch- Khrushchev flew home from a f iii ivn i ii. would lessen the state aid contri- amount of money per weighted es said. Far East trip last April, bution to those 18 counties withjnverage daily membership. Thisj One indication Mikoyan appears Omission of leading Soviet fig O&C lands. is a formula worked out on theto be slipping came in the latest Ures from official party publica- ' This drew opposition from state Dasis of average attendance. issue of the Soviet bimonthly his- ij0ns in the past has heralded legislators of OiC counties. I Evel v district, it added, should tory of the Soviet Communist Par- iheir eclipse or downfall. A minority report opposing the receive a minimum amount of ty. The reasons and circumstances O&C Dronosal was submitted by state aid with special provisions The publication describes the for Mikoyan's apparent fall re- Reus Nancv Kirkpatrick of Lcb- madp for those districts that make'history ol the Armenian i omnia 2 - Transistor RADIOS Special 9 J. w. KERNS 734 So. 6th Ph. TU 4-4197 95 For the REST of your life - it's a Carlson Mattress SIT mil . 1NIT AI fka. Imul.tor. Mtt Si w tf :UI It... t-olli.n Pr.-huilt hnrdrri M XTf'HING ROX Rtvnn h.ndlr. STRING .... ISI.y.l GUARANTEED S YEARS! CARLSON'S FURNITURE MATTRESS & UPHOLSTERY 2401 So. 6th TU 4-4S10 edical Mirror Scale vs. Mirror Nipple Discharge Mental Illness Agammaglobulinemia (J. treigh exactly the same now as I did 20 yean ago but my wife contend thai I am overweight. How tome? A. Belter lend an car to your wife. The average 45-year-old man who is proud that his weight is the same as when he was 25 micht take a look at the mirror instead of the scales. Although his weight may be the same, he could slill be fat at 45. IJ. Recently I noticed a thin, icatery discharge, from my left breast. Could this be cancer? A. Nipple discharge is not neces sarily a sign of cancer but don't lake chances. Visit your doctor w ithout delay. mpnfnf illness more treat able in young people than in older persons? A. No. Young people are no more or less treatable than per sons in the older age groups. However, the earlier treatment is started in young or old the better ihe chances for success. ThwqlijBkmlrfqt ?. IT'ilt you please discuss agammaglobulinemia? A. This is a very complex subject hut we will do the best we can in the allotted space. The blood normally contains a substance (gammaglobulin) that is essential for the manufacture of protective antibodies. Babies are occasion ally born with a deficiency of gamma globulin (the condition is called agammaglobulinemia). Such children have so liule re sistance lhat they catch everything that's going around, and then some. Without protective sub stances in the blood they fall victim to repeated severe infec tions that are even too much for the most potent antibiotic. Gamma, globulin can he given by injection to help tide Ihem over but sooner or later an in fection gets the upper hand. Answers do not necessarily reflect the opinion of all doctors. The diagnosis and treatment o disease is the function of the patients an exceptional effort to provide nist Party without once mention an education program. ing Mikoyan's name. Another major recommendation! Previous Soviet histories of the urged that the state Board of Ed- Armenian party gave top billing ucation be increased from seven 'to Mikoyan. They used to call him to nine members. Terms of mem- one of the party's first heroes. bers also would be limited to sev- " en consecutive years. Road Bill Asked The committee, under Chairman! S,VLEM (.piThe Legislative Ward Cook, D-Portland, also sug-' InteI.jm Committee on Highways gesled the otlice ot state supeun-has ca,ed fo. iegisialjon 0 pro vide $4 million for reconstruction of Highway 42 from Coos Bay to Roseburg. The committee said the 1959 Legislature gave authority to the state Highway Commission to Is sue and sell $4 million of general purpose highway bonds for the project. The committee s report pre tendent of public instruction be ap pointive instead of elective. Speech Slated By President On October 27 WASHINGTON (AP) President Eisenhower will make a speech, pared for the next Legislature Oct. 27 at Staunton, Va.. the birth- said the project had been delayed place of the late President Wood- because of bonding attorneys' in row Wilson. terpretation of the bill. 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