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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1948)
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE FIV1 Ad Clinic Schedule Outlined Tht Oiriion Ad ('lull's mlvrrtlalnu rllnlr, (if liili-rrnl to anyone buyliiK or priKtiK'liiK mlvrrllaliiK, In ached ulrd In iirt iniilrr way promptly nt I .'Ml p. in , thin Krliliiy nt l.i-tilon Imll. The Porlhtwl advertising exicrta who apeak nl. tint clinic will nut mtrmpl Ui ti ll what iiitvrrluliiK to Hie. It pointed out. Talks unci flincu.'iKloim will ho pointed nl nink Inil the heat Uhc nt the various media. The all-Important nftrrnonn aen Ion will nirry lliroiiu It ml tlio fol lowing aihrihilr: I :i(i Intiixliii lloii. 1 Jf "Music Advertising unit Copy," Art IIoum. 3 : 15 "Uelnll (,'upv unil Meiclmn. ilulhK." Laurie Hun. 3 tD-"AtlvcrllMUK Layout," Wayne I.elnml. 3 'JO Itri-r.vi. 3 30 "AdvprtlHinii P i o d u c 1 1 fl n," Carroll O'Koiiikp. 4 00 'Outdoor Aflvrrllnllllt," Vcr- non Jenkins. 4 :io Hpi-pm. 4 40 "I'roiirniiiinliiii and Kndlo Ciuv." II A. Ilintihcrg. 6 10 -' Dlin l Mull unci Printing." Milton Drll. 6.40- Itpcpu. The evening apmIoii will mien with dinner nl the Wllluid hotpl. with Curl Wrrnrr Introducing and allowing thp public relation film, "lly Jiipllrr." The picture will b followed by a ipiPntlon nntl amwrr period. Ken ll rut Ion In the clinic la ail ill nten. Thojie who wiah to attend and have not yrl secured thplr tickets are mineMed to mnke Uirlr rpnrrvutlona ul Ihn chuinher of ronntiprce by Thurnduy inornliiK. It wna itiinnuni-rd. A nomlunl lee of M, which Inrltidra the price of the dinner, la brlnii churned. Mrs. Mansfeldt Walks Out Of Women's Prison TKIIACIIAPI. Cllllf.. Feb. Ill (IV Mrs. Annie Irene Mumteldt. 4. walked bri-.kly from Tehnihupl women prlvin Tuesday after serv. Ing K months and 10 daya for man slaughter and aald: "I feel I have paid my debt to society." Bui, aha continued, "I guiwa In a tense I almll never aUip paying," for the ahoolliiK October 4, IB4S, of Mri. Vada Martin, 39, nurse whom ah auapeoted nt Intimacies with Dr. John H. Mannfeldl, prominent Ban Francisco phyalrlan. Mrs. Mniufeldl, miking to newa- ,iwn, refused flatly to discus her late behind nrtaon ban, "When thou gnte clewed behind an today, they cloned forever aa las a I am concerned," ahe aald. "Bill I have found peace and con tmunent In prioon and now I ferl absolutely Invulnerable." Her flrat words when ahe walkrd through the galea asked of the health of her children, and aha was Joyful when told Uiey were feeling line. The children are Irene, 17, John, IS. and Terry. 14. Dr. Muna feldl killed himself two houra alter hia wife reached a hrupltal with Mra. Martina body. f'AKKOM, O ltOI IIKK Carroll onoiuke. member of the Oregon Ad club "flying wiuiidron" which will conduct nn ndverllalng clinic hern Friday, will cover the subject of "Advertising" Produc tion." O'ltiiuike mulorrd In art In col lege and did hln nrl thesis on cop per etching, lie aoughl the Kliimour of the Cioldrii Clutn KxpoMtlon III Hun Francisco In lu:iO, and lunded the Job of the yeurbook rieparl ment on the Amerlcun Kiigravlng coinpnny atnff of thul city. He did mup reproduction work for the army, itnd on dlM-hnrge Joined Muc Wllklna, Cole and Wclwr adverlliilng agency of Port, hind as production miinuger and account executive. Iti'ficrvutloua to the Frlduy afl crnoou unci evening ud clinic will still be avnllnble nt the chumber of commerce Wednesday. Tallest Tower To Be Built IIAIl'IMOKK. Feb. IK ' V A radio V'A'er to be built neur Ur Moines, In., will be the tallest mnu-inade structure In the world, spokesmen for the Wc.itlnghounc Klcctrlc cor poration announced here Tuesday. V. J. MuriiMilr, miiuiiger of the flrm'a lw!utrlnl electroulca division. Mild the lower would hold a new type of KM trniiMiiltler developed by Wentlnghouoc, and would brum broadcasts from atntlon KKNT over a radius of I JO miles. He mi III present pinna cull fur a IfrtO.foot tower and pointed out this, lopa the Kmpire Hlnte building now the world's tallest atructure by 2H0 feet. Armed Japanese Carry On War MANILA, reh. IS 4'i Well-armed JnpAiieKe alragglera are allll oiierat In., on Lubang Inlnnd, Just aoiith ol tlu entninre to Manila bay, It wan Irarnrd todny. A Filipino farmer waa woundrd by thrre bulleui and a hand grrnarie when he ran Into a party of them. Failure to bear a aon la ground for divorce In Arnbla. Little Ada get Dig Ilenulla U the Hrrnld and News Wnnl-Adl :jPf . i I LID Don YOUR LIU M Imuranc Program protect YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY ESTATE? PAUL A. LEE Phone 7777 1.71 Main Kl SUN LIFE OF CANADA ""ARROW SHIRTS REMODELING SALE! 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