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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS, Klanulh Falls, Oregon Thursday, October 31, 1963 PAGE iA MRS; WANDA SORIANO MISS JAN RAGLAND MRS. CLAIRE ACKER MRS. AUDREY DUNNING MISS CINDY HARLESS Six Attractive Ladies Seek Kingsley Mardi Gras One from a sextet of attrac tive contestants will be named queen of the second annual Kingsley Field Mardi Gras by a group of local judges during the highlight of the event, 10 p.m., Friday, Nov. 1. Each queen candidate was chosen to represent one of the six organizations at Kingsley. The candidates are Wanda So riano. Air Base Squadron; Cin dy Harless, Aircraft Mainte nance Squadron; Audrey Dun- ning, Materiel Squadron; Claire Acker, 322nd Fighter Squadron; Jan Ragland, 827 Radar Squad ron, and Virginia Daniels, Dis pensary. The Mardi Gras wiH be open to all military personnel and their friends from 6 p.m. to midnight in the aircraft mainte nance hangar at Kingsley Field on Friday, Nov., 1. Sketches on each of the candidates follow: MRS. WANDA SORIANO Mrs. Wanda Soriano, 20, has blonde hair and green eyes. She enjoys all types of sports, es pecially bowling. She resides Living Cost Holds Level WASHINGTON (UPI) - The government reported today Jiat the cost of living, which had been rising slightly, held steady in September. The consumer price index re mained ab the August figure of 107.1, the Labor Department said, meaning that it cost $10.71 to buy the same goods and serv ' ices that could be purchased for JtO during the 1957-59 base pe riod. However, Arnold Chase, as sistant commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, said the September index was nine tenths of one per cent higher . than the year-ago level. Food costs last month showed a drop fronj August. A market basket of food that cost $10.(50 in August could be purchased for $10.54, in September, Chase said. Transportation costs dropped four tenths of one per cent in September, largely because of lower prices for gasoline and new cars. But residential rents, fuel prices, housing upkeep, and textile house furnishing all moved up. Clothing prices climbed eight tenths of one per cent during the month. 'but were only slightly higher than last year. The cost of services continued to increase and was 1.9 per cent higher than a year ago. The food pne; drop wis six - tenths of one per cent. This was largely because of seasonally lower prices for fresh fruits and vegetables. Chase said 102,000 workers would receive pay increases based on the increased cost of living over periods ranging from three months to one year. He said 80.000 of these work ers would get increases of one or two cents an hour based on the national price index while another 22.000 would receive hikes based on the indexes of .- New York City. Los Angeles, and Baltimore. Chase said there Was little prospect of any major change in the index on all items next month. Burglar Takes 2 Film Packs Television station KOTI re ported Tuesday evening the theft of two Polaroid film backs valued at $90 each. s The station said the backs, de signed to fit 4x5 cameras, were last seen last Friday and were discovered missing Tuesday evening. Klamath Falls police are investigating. jJ j J," with her husband, A.2.C En rique Soriano, at 2135 Orchard in Klamath Falls. JAN RAGLAND Jan Ragland, 23. is a second grade teacher in the Bonanza Public School system. She has brown hair and blue eyes. Her Many Carry The idea that tuberculosis is still a health problem often brings forth a surprise reaction. It's a two-link chain reaction. Link one: "Why, I thought they had that licked!" Link two: "Well, why haven't they?" The answer to number one is a matter of straight statistical record, according to Mrs. George Meade, executive sec retary of the Klamath County Tuberculosis and Health Asso ciation. More than 50,000 people still break down with active tu berculosis in the United States every year. About 10.000 die of it. Nothing that kills 10.000 people a year is "licked." Bill Seeks Education Tax Relief WASHINGTON (UPI - Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., spon sored legislation Wednesday to give homeowners a tax reduc tion of up to $100 a year for the support of local grade and high schools. The two-part bill, co sponsored by four other Repub licans, also would grant tax de ductions up to $2,000 a year for parents of college students. The measure is similar to one offered by Goldwater as a sub stitute proposal for an aid to education bill in 1961. It got only 10 Senate votes then. Treasury officials, who oppose tax write-offs for education ex penses, have estimated that a plan similar to Goldwater's pro posal would cost in excess of $3 billion. Under the proposal, a person could subtract from his federal income lax bill a maximum of $100, representing local real es tate taxes paid by a homeown er which are used for support of schools. Joining Goldwater as spon sors were GOP Sens. Gordon Allott, Colo., Milton R. Young, N.D.; Thruston B. Morton, Ky.; and John G. Tower, Tex. Logging Meet PORTLAND lUPIi-The 54th annual '. Pacific Logging Con gress here Nov. fi-8 is expected to draw some 5,000 persons. Logging machinery worth more than $15 million will be exhibited. Meetings will be held at the Coliseum and the Hilton Hotel. I V HI nl favorite hobbies are sewing and skiing. She resides at 2041 Vine Avenue in Klamath Falls. MRS. CLAIRE ACKER Mrs. Claire Acker, 27, has brown hair and brown eyes. She spends most of her time caring for her two boys and a girl, TB Germs Unknowingly Link number two has an an swer just as direct. Why hasn't tuberculosis been "licked," or substantially wiped out, as have some other infec tious diseases? 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One reliable method is the tuberculin "test a quick, easy procedure that shows whether the tuberculosis germ is in the body. A positive reaction is the J signal to run, not walk, right back to your doctor's office for a chest X-ray, which shows has done any damage to the whether the tuberculosis germ lungs. Because nobody can be cer tain that he is free of tuber culosis germs, periodic tubercu lin tests are necessary. For peo ple 45 or older, many doctors recommend a periodic chest X ray whether or not there has been a positive tuberculin test reaction. How can one be too sure about a thing like tuber culosis? EOYAL755LK TRANSISTOR RADIO "BATTERY-SAVER" SWITCH New lattery Sever donblM listeslss rim. CsH battery com ! kalf YOURS FOR ONLY GRILL! FRY! WAFFLES, TOO! 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