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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1947)
WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE THREE "Miss Klamath" Readies For Trip To Seaside Meet Women's Clothes Designer Pleads For American Look ,v 4.V" vs. V NKW YOHK, July it Ml-Pad your hips If you Ilka, equeeie your walelllne If you mut, but lady, pleaee keep your shoulders square. Much In the plea of Maurice llenl nor, who Issued rlimlnx defense of lha "American look" along wim n foil collection, and predicted mm U. 8. women will not surrender with out a flKht to the rounci-snouiuercu, wlde-hl)ied sllhouetto which some designers seek to Joint upon them. Bald he: I "The American woman, solely fur the purpose of change, will not adopt fashion that la noi Decomnif . . . Elks To Hear General Clark PORTLAND. July 16 Wi (Jen. Mark Clark, commander of the nth army, will apeak here today to Elks attending the national convention. Deleualea early today conducted memorial services for deceased mem- bera of the piut year, acheduled out- of-town toura one to Hcaslde by apeclal train and continued fun celebretlone throuvnoui me city. Attorney Central Tom Clark ar rived thla morning and was to apeak to Die Ellu later In the day. A grand ball waa aet for tonight 111 the Ma aonlc temple. - Ritual teams continued competi tion and national wlnnera were to be announced later In the day. Drill team content yesterday aaw the Lancaster, Pa., lodge win national sweepstake for the 8Jrd conven tion. Placing aecond and winning the Pacific coast trophy waa the Paaadena. Calif., team; third. Hunt ington Park. Calif.; fourth. Ingle wood. Calif; f If til. Santa Monica, Calif., and alxth. Charleaton. W. Va. I drfliillrly believe that the elim ination of the padded ihoulder would constitute a sacrlllie. , , . It wouio be detrimental to her looka and figure. Mr the aame token, moat women would not look well In the predicted lengthe or wldtha." Mo saying, Dcslicner Itcniner shows a highly wcHrnble group of fall (millions which he calls "modern em pire," In which ho uw alioulder pads boldly, clinks In many Instances to the alltn aklrt, tapers walatllnea and eschews hip pad. A high apot of his collection la Uie flowing "Dick em collar." upstanding In buck, with long point In front, reappearing on coau and aulU alike. Anthony HlotU, anuwn for beau tifully tailored aulta and coata aa well aa dreaae. also lenipera the predlrtrd liourglasa allliouette In hla collection and uaea amaller but atlll evident aliuulder pada, nlpa In walat llnea and achieves hip roundness. iioTKf, riitr. PORT ARTHUR, Tex., July la M") A two-hour fire raged at the 10 atory Goodhue hotel here early to day, gutting part of the alxth floor. No Injurlea were reported. The ho tel waa crowded at the time. That 'Aluminum Building la ... it tii..f o . o nam ion s Former Klamath Resident Dies A. A. Barvar, 58. who had been III at hU home In Brookings for the pant year, died In the Southern Pacific Railroad company! noapiiai In San Francisco on July 15. A reildenl of Klamath Falla for IB yeara before he moved to Brook ing! two yeara ago, Mr. Sarvnr wna for many yean an employee of BP. I Survivor! are hla widow and two aoiia, Joe and Alvln Jr., In Brook ing!, hla mother, alatera and broth- 1 era In Lot Angeles, Calif. Burial will be In Los Angelea. Moore Park Use Gains More Klamath people and many out-of-town folk are taking advan tage of Moore park this summer than In some years. Average num ber of visitors on a week-end la 1000, according to Bert Btott, park caretaker. Last Sunday, cars repre senting seven stales other than Oregon, were among the hundreds visiting the recreation apot. ' Btott said that 'there were be tween 300 and 400 visitors from California. Week days are Jammed with organizations and private par ties using the picnic grounds. Three organization parties were on the calendar 'today with the American Legion feed slated for tonight. The recent r)D-T spraying done along the shores of Upper Klamath lake haa done wonders to rid the park of mosquitoes, Stott said, and la still very effective. He believes that the sprny should remain ef fective fur about 30 days. JLi) I ml. N. on Bend Hr. I 7 a. m. to 11 p. aa. I U BREAKFAST i r lunch umntu i III Classified Ada Bring Results. 'I J III HIiriiMI v wi ii ii i in : va HURRY, IIUiiiiI, TROUGH "I- J i J,: 1 -a ii 1 - See twice as much! On your next trip eutt, go one way, return another aee twice aa much. By taking a Southern Pacific trip, you can go east or return through California, for no more rail ticket cost than via direct line to moat destinations. Sea .San Franciaco and Loa Angelea. Take your cfaoica of our Overland Route (over the High Sierra) or Golden State Route (via the southwest and Mexican Border country) or, if you are going to New York, our Sunset Route via New Orleans. ROUNDTRIP TO CHICAGO HURRY!! Tc Enter Kennell-Ellis' 14th Annual "Most Attractive ii 5-year-old Ray Jackson, son of Mr. 'and Mr. T. D. Jackson. Contest OPEN TO CHILDREN 5 MONTHS TO 8 YEARS 33 AWARDS 33 WINNERS EQUAL CHANCE TO WIN MOTHERS, IT'S FREE Photographers Phone 3252 - I IFIUS MDItAl TS1 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaai HaHaaKn , I aaaaBBBiBM jn air-conditioned chair cars on faat S. P. trains, including I The San Franciaco Overland and The Golden State. j ' llfl-'ft SP:di. ! kennell-ellls II S. National Bank Btdg .akw m M 1 1 .... w,....a . tin 8th & Main J(,K MM A Cent, It. A. 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I t f JI IL . 1 ' y 1 i-n- --.Ji Vivacious Joy Jones. 20 rears old and j ....,, "VI., Klamath 1 111 raiia, eia a irip w dwhw week to roniiete wllh 10 other (Iris for the title of "Miss Ornon" sec ond step toward a promenade down Atlantic t'lly'a famed ateel pier and the coveted "Mlsa America" ribbon. Joy posed for these pictures at the local airport for the benefit of Wea (iuderian, The llernld and News pliotvRrapher. If ahe ealehea the judr.es' eyre at Heaslde, she will compete with lovelies from every state In the union, plus some terri tories, at Atlantic City for the hon or which carries wilh it nation-wide publicity and a possible movie con tract. Joy la the daiifhtrr of Mr. Cannery Workers Sign Contract KETCHIKAN, Alaska. July 16 oF Twlce-a-dny "coffee time," plus 15 per cent hourly wage Increases and other benefits, were Included. In a contract reached yesterday by the Alaska S-.lmon Industry, Inc.. and CIO Cannery Workers union mem bers of 35 6outheastern Alaska can neries. 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After all, that's what you want in a cigarette ... the honest, deep-down en joyment of fine tobacco. So remember. ucky Strike 0eans Fine Tobacco So Round, So Firm, So Fully Packed -So Free and Easy on the Draw
