Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 18, 1951, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAILS, OHKOiON THURSDAY, OCTOHKU HI, H,"., PAGE TWO Jane Greer Advises Girls How to Land Their Spouse Mw ttnn THOMAS HOLLYWOOD, Ml Look out. I Mn lmn v.r lu rAmlnir. And ! hero' comet 0no Oreer to advise girls on bow to land a spouse. It'i only' about two and a halt months unlit the year when women have the legendary right to trap huibands. vWhal?) You nay Uiat happens every :iar? Miss Oreer delivered some early pointers tor ea(ter beavers who want to be ready or the season. The actress has bern married twice first to longtime Crooner Rudy Vallee and now to Edward Lasker, handsome young (Urn ex ecutive. She cautioned that her advice stemmed irom observation ard not experience. Here are her 10 commandment (or catching a man: 1. Find out his interests. H he lite football, bone up on football so you can be an Interested lis tener when be talks about It All you have to do Is listen to him talk all evening and he'll say, "my, that's an Intelligent girl." 3. Don't look too perfect. No man can feel at ease with a girl who looks like a hot-house flower he's afraid to crush. In other words, wear slacks and sweaters now and then: don't al ways appear In frills and lace. A man doesn't want a living iloll. I. Don't worry about being too fat or too thin. Somewhere there's a man who will want you fat or FASHION CLEANERS Ph. 5563 Ut M.1t FrM Pickup I Dclhraryl Q ! Tetay-OM Tasaarraw Q -Hsar fadal (ante WeGiveS&H Green Stamps thin. 4. Don't keep him qurssing. A man tires of the cat-and-mouse game: he wants to feel wanted. If you love the guy, let bun know It. 5. Don't trv to make him jeal ous. That's kids' stuff. Like as not hell glte you the brush if he finds out there's another man. 6. Observe what types of women he admires. Then try to emulate those types. 7. Don't go overboard on low necklines. He likes to see you as ittracllve as possible, but he doesn't like to be embarrassed by other peoples stares. 8. Don't underestimate his Intel ligence. He doesn't like to be talked to as though he's a little boy. You don t have to discuss I Freud, but you should talk about something more than chit-chat. I 9. Speak tottly. A man doesnt like to listen all evening to aj harsh voice. And avoid dishing out , tne name-cropping or gossip, par ticularly about other men. 10. Don't be too anxious about marriage. It you start pushing him. the man is going to get gun-shy. His curiosity eventually becomes so great that he'll ask you to marrv him, Just to find out whether you wUL Then hes trapped. Miss Oreer' advice left one Is sue unanswered. To neck or not to neck? That Is the question. Supposing the girl's best beau parks the car and starts advanc ing. ' "Sister." shrugged the actress, "You're on your own." ' - . . nm.ulli.a capsule ncvicw. Storv" is a fascinating account of' lite in a Hew York police station. I The Interplay of human lives is. Highlights At KUHS By JEAN OWENS Who's who ballots tor the annual were sent out yesterday to senior omerooms. The election will last until Friday, when ballots are to be returned to the El Rodeo ataff. who will tally the votes. Results will be a secret until Ihe annual comes out In the spring. Seniors can consider It an honor to be chosen by their classmates as one of the most outstanding hi respec tive categories. This year El Rodeo, under the editorship of Lyn Perkins, can cer tainly be said to be o(( to a good start as the senior cap and gown pictures are already bring taken at the Evergreen studios. Each senior will have two pictures taken In his cap and gown and two In school clothes. Pictures are being taken now due to the fact that the deadlines for the printer was stepped up to an earlier date. Patty Teale. asso ciate editor, has charge of the pictare schedules. A question concerning caps and gowns was discussed yesterday morning by a special committee meeting of seniors. The question rests In whether or not the gtrsl will wear white caps and gowns for commencement. It must be de cided upon as soon as possible so that the order can be In early. Everyone Is reminded to listen to the Klamath Sports Album to night over KFJl at 7:15. Dick Ward, replacing John Oliver and Sam Moniftomery will be the sports casters. Why not try your luck In the quia over the outstanding per sonality In the sports world at KUHS? SINGER SEWING MACHINES FOR RENT S6 per month Wa DELIVER SINGER SEWING CENTER Ph. 2-2513 633 Main portraved with dramatic Intensity and all the characters are three dimensional, thanks to the direc tion of William Wyler. Except for some over-acting, the players are excellent Stand-outs are Lee Grant and Horace McMahon from the New York play cast. 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