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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1963)
New Ranger Fills Post In Drews Valley District LAKEVIEW - The transfer of jlow-Whitman Forest. He received waiter V. Johnson to the Fre mont Forest has been announced Wig Specialist Reports Baldness Among Women Rapidly Increasing oy can w. Simpson, supervisor. -He has been selected to fill the "position of district ranger on the - Drews valley District with head quarters in Lakeview. Since June, 1963, Johnson has served on the headquarters staff at Okanogan primarily as forest fire dispatcher. He began his career on the Mt. Hood Forest in 1IM9. working during the sum-i mers there and later on the Wal Horsemen Plan Jaunt ' MOUNT SHASTA The Mount Shasta Horsemen's Club will take a journey Oct. 6 into a region where history was made during " gold rush days. It will be a ride from Castle Lake to t h e Mt. Bradley lookout station led by Charles Holcomb, president. Members will take horses by trailer to Castle Lake, have lunch and then ride the historic trail to the lookout. In this area was fought one of the bloody pioneer battles with Indians and Joaquin Miller was wounded. Point of origin, Castle Lake, is so deep it frightened Indians who believed it was the abode of spirits. The depth reaches 122 feet, according to Joseph Wales, California biologist who studied the lake for two decades. his professional forester appoint ment in 1958 and served as dis trict assistant, assistant ranger, and acting ranger until his trans fer to Okanogan. Johnson is a graduate of Ore gon State University where he received his bachelor of science in 1R34 and a master's degree in range and soils management in 1959. He served as an artillery lieutenant with the Army from 1954-55 and is a member of the American Society of Range Management. Johnson, his wife, and two young sons will move to Lake- view in early October. NEW YORK lUPP-It might be said of Dianne Valvo that she has a hair-raising job. The vivacious brunette takes over when nature leaves off and a female starts to bald. She is an expert who for 17 years has been using hairpieces to disguise fern inine baldness ranging from a spot no larger than a dime to complete coverage of a bald pate. There's no age range for feminine baldness, she said. She's had cus tomers from ages two to 95. "Baldness among women is on the increase." she said. "Some dermatologists estimate there has been a 500 per cent increase in the last five years." "Dermatologists offer a variety of reasons for it," she continued, "radiation, vitamin deficiency, heredity, old age when the hair just naturally thins, the pace of modern living, emotional upset. "I heard of one case of a wo man losing her hair overnight after a death in the family. Reasons for Baldness "And there are some dermatol ogists who speculate that one fac tor may he woman's emancipa tion. She is taking on male re sponsibility in the job world and following the male into baldness. I Dr. Irw in I. Lubowe. associate clinical professor of dermatology. New York Medical College-Metropolitan Hospital Center, and der matologist also with Flower-Fifth Avenue Hospital, mentions the fe male taking on masculine roles as a factor. Women smoke, women drive cars, he says, and in other ways follow the man's pattern of behavior. (Dr Lubowe. author of a num ber of medical journal papers on baldness and of the hook, "New iHope For Your Hair," agreed w ith Miss Valvo there is a mark ed increase in baldness among women. He listed as possible causes hormonal imbalance, here dity, nervous system, localized in fection, overuse of hair cosmetics such as lacquer, and too much pulling with modern hairdressing methods. "In one paper published in "Soap. Perfumery and Cosmet ics, in May of this year, Dr. Lubowe discussed "traction alo pecia," or balding due to the use of the "pony tail," tight braiding of the hair, and curling on rollers and bobby pins. ("Owing to continuous mechani cal strain and pulling of the hair shaft by mechanical devices, the shaft is drawn out of the follicle and, in severe cases, the hair loss may be permanent," the paper added. Whatever the cause for bald ness, "women become absolutely hysterical when it occurs." said Miss Valvo in an interview. "They need understanding, yet must be made to icalize they are not the only ones this has happened to." "On their first visit la me, I mostly let them cry it out," she said. Mali Orders. To Miss Valvo is consultant on hair problems for Charles of the Rita, cosmetics manufacturers and operators of a chain of beauty salons. She said about 30 per cent of her work is done by mail. "I ask women to send me pho tos to 6tart with, or ij they're too embarrassed to have the prints made in their home town, we do them here," she added. In addition, a mail order cus tomer does her own measuring for a partial or full wig with a five-step rhart Miss Valvo has de veloped, and either encloses a sample of her hair or indicates her color and in turn is sent sev eral samples from which to choose. Customers have included a New York society girl who made herizes in production of industrial ex- debut this summer, a successful fashion model fitted with total scalp cover, film stars whose hair has been bleached so often the result is nearly total fallout temporarily, a youngster fitted with a wig when she was 2 and with larger wigs as she grew up, mental patients, and patients tem porarily bald in one spot because of head surgery. Customers come from all parts of the United States, from Europe, South Amer ica, as far away as Israel. A native of Middleburg, Conn.. Miss Valvo in private life is mar ried to Allwrt Johnson, who de signed the sets for a number of Broadway hits and now special- travaganzas. The hair consultant must be the envy of some of her balding cus-' tomers. Miss Valvo's chestnut brown locks, worn in a halo braid, reach well below her waist when they're down. REAL WESTERNS PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) Movies have become so long that a new drive-in theater here has had to Install watering troughs and buckets of oats. The oats and water ire placed ilea.- hitching posts provided by the drive-in for equestrian movie goers. HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Wednesday, October 2, 19ti3 PAGE 3B Jacohy On Bridge NORTH 2 i A1054 V743 J2 ; AQ7J4 I i WEST EAST I J AQJ AK8 VKQ108 VJ952 t 4 9 7 5 863 '. K 10 3 J 9 8 5 J SOUTH (D) k A97632 V AS 4AKQ104 2 No one vulnerable Sooth West North East t 1 A Pass 2 A Pass 3 Pass 3 A Pass c 4 Pass Pass Pass , Opening lead V K Overbid Works Out By OSWALD JACOBY Newspaper Enterprise Assn. North's raise to two spades is eminently correct by modern bid ding methods. He is not strong enough to try two clubs and he should avoid a no-trump call with two suits conspicuously unstopped. South's three diamond rebid was close. Most players would have settled for a part score, hut South had fallen in love with his hand. Therefore, after North merely returned to three spades South continued right on to game. This last bid was a real flir-j tation with the undertaker, but( everything worked out beautifully. I After all, every overbid isn't ' punished. I South won the opening heart' lead and counted four sure losers! unless he could do something about his second heart. There w as a place for H and South's I first play was a club to dum mv's queen. The finesse worked and South was able to park his losing heart on the ace of clubs. A spade lead was won by West's jack and the heart continu .ation ruffed by South. This left him with only three trumps, but South gambled when he bid four spades. He wasn't go ing to give up when victory was within his grasp. 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