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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1951)
KHIDAY, OCTOHKH HI, 1051 Three Young Texas Women t Run Multi-Million Firm II y 1)0110 1 II V HOU A. I', Wiinirn'i I Alitor Hull Iho pi-mile III Hi" wnrld arc wuini-n, mul miwt HI Uioiii micinrr ir In Irr liavo uiiulrs, Hliirtlnir with llilx wll-niilliiill-niltMl ihpiiiImi, Kll Kriiiiklurt, a Viiunu Ti'xun ii emiirl B nil" l f iiii-tlv, bulll Uii a liunlnniui which hun juai wun lr her unliiuo '.honor. Mnlo nun bren "Iwlrd tliry tint . Xunifii nirmnrr nl tho yuuim liren- lilnntn' iiKiiiilr.iilluii, one nl Hi" J, Iho muHt i-m-lunlvr rliilM In Aiiierl- I N. ftliril ini'lliurr nun,. ' ,' t imil Dl ii llrm ilnliiK I," annual J KIIIMI iMIUllll-WI 111 It lllllll"" '- i lur mid ll lira uiuli-r 30 yearn - ul ano. f Klale, who In only 3S. I 1ronl rtrnl ul Dalian iniiU-rnllv dronit Ellini whoiic miiv mlicr UH:kold I cm ar Iwr (wo Blnlcra. EUim H v " kind mid l.oulnn Clurtncr. 'In IIiiii'ii mmunl iiruns la 'i million. KTABT , , , I The Ihrrr lrl alarlml llirlr uu- Iiii-mi III IMU, wlirn Hie rlilwil ' I bart-lv out ol her leerm mid the yuiinui-nt Mill in plulalla Uilna, Iho Ural lo marry. wa rxiinllim her llrnt buhv, mid f.l 1 kip, rmonlly graduated Irom Houui- r m Mrlhoitln university, cimliln'l J und tin way her Hirr lixiawl. which, tha y, was annieUiliui ' Mm mi uninailtt bed. ' bu nh dralifiird it klrl. now tknuwii uk Iho wlnduwpuno kkiri. hlih Inn old aW.lHK) coiilcn lo luifi. Edna wore Iho aklrl. her lirpuiimit Irleiidn aaw, admired mid , awAwA nun llkn It. ho 11)0 Slrlll iimiKhI Dallna tlure hired three Iiramalrraupa and iirl theiimelvrH ti In bualnraa ml a Witt i cuiium ol Vm. Haya Klnlr: "We him nimlo Iho one nnttrrn hi nil kinds nl lutirlrn mid colon, mid alter l months we hd xm " WIUi tills bonanui III hand, the three girls derided lo tncklo the wholotnlo insrket. iiiillc dire predictions Irom Ihelr Inlher. who wan shiK ked by their carelrce Iniv Ineu inethnda. 'Ilio Ulrls didn't borrow ny money Irom any body, you see, didn't auk credit Imm banks or nupphcri. and uen- 1-'' r :,,f V KAraneiriunrA 1 llgcOMPARABLE TO 5.98 TO 7.98, SPREADS a. Fringed Chenille Spread Wonderful voluo, regularly sells . A3 A A for 5.98! Modern doiign, thickly U OO tufted With bullion fringe. twin. b. One-tone Chenille Spread I I. .11 - ,.l 1,1 . V. Luxuriously rnicK wirn nign chonillo In wedding ring Lovely shades. Full or twin. 6.98. Waffle Weave Exquisite spread with extra pile. Smart now interlaced design. Full or twin. Reg, 5.98. Woven Cotton Western Spread Bucking brene molll on grey or beige ground. . ' C AO Twin or Ml tile, Reg, 7.9B ; 30 Hopalong Cassidy Draperies I A real buy lor your boy'i room! A OO I V' k Btlge, green or (ray. Reg. 10.98 r, ,. pr, , I , StSaCe , . A real buy for yeur boy'i room! Btlga, green or grey. Reg. 10.98 orally carried on III an Independ ent manner completely out ol churuvlor lor weli-brcd soulborn Hlrlx. MACIIINICN Willi Ihelr prnllls Ihey boimhl lei l inacliliioa and diiilim Urn lual year did s bunlnens nl SKHI.OOil. sllll miiklnu Hint Iho one stylo ol maternity ilrewi. Anted how Ihey manaiied lo hire saleniiien to work uu a niillomil illntilhutlon to stores, Klaio tsld airily: "Oh. snolher ol our Irlendn was premium, so alio wore the die's lo New York and sold It lo all the I)IK buylnir oil Ices. Ilelore we Hot I he machines Installed wo had oidors from (10 oik stores all over Iho country. today, In nniillion to meir man- urai-iiiriiia firm, the slslers have eluhl reun sure two in lmiib and others In Indianapolis, - De troit. Cleveland, I.oa Aniielcs, Hev nrlu IIiIIn anil Hun lrunclKCO. Ill Iho yeurs since, uiuise nss married and produced two ciill llren, Kilns now has three ollsnrlns and Elsie Is sllll unmarried. Karh now "expectuncy ierl(xl aiiiaim tho married slslers Is tho occa sion1 ol a batch ol new maternity dress denlnns. which morally are home-tested. Hays IM.ile: "II Pin t really neccssurv lor Kdna end Louise lo keep havliiK babies but It certainly Is helpful." Hhe also has some lips to pro spective csreer iilrls. Hince most ol the women In the country seem to be rushlhR out lo lobs these days, Elsie thinks Ihev mlaht as well oiierate on the good old American principles ol free enter prise mid Individual ellurt. She advises: "Klrst pick out someihlnii you enjoy doliiK. Then Invesllitslc the opportunities. Ask advice from eervbodv but don't tsko sny ol II. Use vour own brain "Try lo llnd something In the wav ol Roods or services lor which there Is a real need-and Uicn supply It 'Ilie more basic 11 lr. the belter. "Ilubles are protly basic, and that's one reason Uie maternity diess business Is Hood." your chance to save . f sr, ... Full or rurrea appj g g motif.' at O O Reg. Chenille high woffle ' pr. ..... Teacher Tells Of Socialism Hy MALI OI.M ll'I.KY J It, Wlthoiil actually saylDK so, Miss Flllso I'erry Icll 100 members ul tho Klamath falls Klwanls club yesterday wllh the loellnu Uiat noclullniii imi i lor us." Hoeaklna helore the service club's renular weekly luncheon, the KUIIH Knullnli insliunlor described her experiences during M moiitus un- der tho United Klmidoms socialism while leachliiK under an exchange tcnchliiK prouram In North Wales. Miss I'erry reported taxes on such luxuries as radios, cameras and phonograph records are to percent, and on auiomoblles now tuxes are 100 percent. And, she said, tho people ol tlrrst Ilrllaln elected tho soclullst ticket becaime Ihey had been promised "lrc" housing, health aiul wellare. "The people ol Britain," she re ported, "are endowed wllh the na tional health service. They must wear the same models ol (slse teeth, same glasses despite the length and breuclth ol lace. "Men there don't look hall as Interesting as the men (the Ktwan lanni here." she said. Miss Perry noted that the Brit ons sudor Irom shortage In every thing, and Hunk everything Is Iree. Medical plans take live percent ol every Drlttsh rlllxen's Income, but lorelgners don't have lo pny a thing. Many women Irom the conn iicul, she said, come to England lo havn their babies and have Ireo three-week vacation. "In England." she said, "the lights have never gone on again since the world war." , Merchandise sells lor two classes I l. ...n illnrri the bent and those wno can aliora only the necessities. There are no In-belwoens. Miss perry saia. In England today, she said, there A.n(l B PAINT STORE 1229 E. Mali. Starts Tomorrow... 9 a.m.! Annual Sale at these prices ... hob-nalli wave-tuftt lovely florals ripple-tufti IIKIIAM) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FAU,S, OREGON are but 30 persons earning an In come alter taxes of more than X ,000. , Under the British education sys tem, at the age ol 10 examination determine which 12 percent ol the xludi-nls will go on (o be the lead ers, Hie attorneys, physicians mid statesmen ol England. "That Is the prime reason," the teacher said, "thai England bus lapsed Into socialism." Another reason, Miss Perry not ed, was that lor cenlurles Great Britain has, been overcrowded. 'Iliere are 2000 square miles less In Clreal Britain than In Oregon, anl V) times the number of people. Yreck Brings Damage Suit Damage suit for A02S was lll-d In circuit court yesterday s result ol a three car crash March 16 on Oregon BO near the Lakevlew Junc tion. I'lalntllf In the suit, J. c. Plui ker, Is suing Charles Plemlug and J, B. Weaver, drivers ol the other two cars Involved, Plssker, represented by attor ney E. E Drlscoll, Is asking .WHJ 0fiieml dummies and tile remain. der lor medical expenses. Inns of his car and wages while recovering liom Injuries said Incurred In thu crash. Death Takes Lake Woman LAKEV1EW Evalyn Msthewj Steele was born October 10, I8M, at Favette. Iowa, and died Oc tcber II. IMI, at Lakevlew at the age ol 60 ycurs, 11 months, 17 days. Funeral services were conducted Your Headquarter! for SUPER KEM TONE and KEM GLO Aik for our Shtrwlit Williomi Stylt Qui dm to have beautiful new high-pile lhags "heirlooms" punchwork embroidcrcds many others 98 and 188 Two Honor Medals Began in Hattiesburg Br l)(H'(,I.AH I.AHHKN WA8HINOTON ( NEA 1 Btrange-1 If enough, two ol the most out- standing leats ol heroiam ol Iho Korean war have their origins In i Kirk Sees Red Tactics Threat NEW YORK, Mt Russia's tactics "menace our peacelul existence" and we should be "calm, cool, and cold-blooded" In dealing wllh her. Ambassador Alan O. Kli raid last i. IKIH. , Hpeaklng at a memorial dinner honoring the lale New York Oov. Allied E. Hinilh, Kirk said the United Btatcs "rnusi accepi inc lui-l that a challenge to our way lad that ol life does exist, that It is serious, Unit it must be met sriunreiy. lie urged thst we build up our military strength "lor the purpose ol making our voice listened to in negotiations," and lhat 11 all else lulls, we must "be prepared dclend our liberty." to 2 o.m. October 17. from the OiiMley-Ostorman chapel wllh tho Rev. H. N. Tragllt Jr. olfleiatlng. ilnlcrmont waa In the Odd Fellows i cemetery. Mrs. Steele Is survived by a I hull slsler. Mrs. Gladys Bush, ol Uis Angeles. Her husband, Richard l Steele, preceded her In death, Oc jlober 4. 1031. I Mrs. Steele had been a Lake view resident since 1930. Hans Norland 627 I'lne St. Aulo Insurance, Buy anything Totaling ' $20 or more on Sean Eaiy Payment Plan! Garbage Can 3.88 tut -proof oosvo- ' nitd lltl. Hotdt 20-got, Tight-fitting corar. 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Brown's story ol how he became the llrsl Negro ever to win pilot's wings at Pcnsacola had already made him famous in the navy be fore he got to Korea and Inlo com bat aboard the carrier Leyte. Hudncr. good-natured and solt spoken, and Brown had become close friends. On December 4, they were Hying In separate lormallons, but toward the same target. In support ol the marines retreating Irom the Chosln reservoir. Near the objective, Hudner heard over the radio lhat Brown's plane had been hit by anti-aircraft fire and had crashed, trailing smoke. A member of Brown's formation later described it: HELP "We saw Brown set the plane down In a rough field about live miles beyond our friendly lines. . . . I could tell he was alive so I went oil to call for a rescue helicopter and left Hudner and an other pilot lo destroy the plane as soon as Brown got clear." As Hudner anxiously circled low (o be ready to drive off ar.y Red troops, he saw Humes burst from the tail ol the crashed plane. Unhesitatingly he braced hlmscll In his cockpit and skillfully crash landed his plane as closely as he could to Brown's. Unhurt, he ran to the naming wreck. I Hudner tore oil his fingernails ready-mix pans square cake pans cookie sheets loaf cake pans heart shape pans "tree" cake pans Thrifty, shiny, durable pieces, oil worthy of your finest recipes. Suqor glazed cookies, spicy fruit cakes, all holiday deli cacies will bake a rich golden brown in these even-heating pans. Hold their shape throuqh years of service. Save, get a set today! An old fashioned bargain at a new low price . . blue speckled enamel roasters Regularly 1.69 Specially low priced for Housewares Fair. Holds 14-lb. fowl or 18-lb. roost. Built-in well-and-tree collects juices for gravy making. Self-basting cover. Ironing Pad cmd Cover . 2.88 Thick non-nial pad covered with heavy flannel Sanforixtd cover. Fit stand ard boardi. Spring Tyn Pins 3 Doicn 21c Intro strong, lont lotting. Hold wash mora lecvrtly m line. With steel springs. See them! and bruised his hands In an un succeslul attempt lo slide back and Jammed canopy over Brown's head Then with his Injured bare hands he began packing anow around the fuselage between the cockpit and the fire In hopes ol halting the spread ol the flumes. In the sub-zero weather his hands were soon almost frozen. He rushed to his crashed plane to radio the rescue helicopter lo hurry, and to brlr.rf a wrecking bar. By this lime, although he knew that enemy troops mut be getting very close to his position, he re turned to Brown's downed plane and feverishly piled more snow around the cockpit until the hell copter arrived. DEATH But the heroic attempts of both Hudner and the rescue piict, ma rine Lt. Charles Ware, were un successlul. Brown perished Just as the enemy troops could be seen closing In. MILLENNIUM Hear Pastor Alderson Tell About 1000 YEARS OF PEACE and THE DEVIL'S VACATION Sunday - Oct 21 Seventh-Day Adventist Church Regularly up to 39c 1 44 PAGE TURFS Finally convinced there was no hope lor his friend Brown, Hud ner let Ware shove him Into tlx helicopter Just in time to escape. For this "exceptionally valiant action and selfless devotion to a shipmate," the ltMt) Annapolis graduate was awarded the congres sional Medal of Honor and had It presented to him personally by Ul president of the United States. I CRW-TINOH DIUCIOIJJ 1 to mit w- i '"VJ sorted vs'f.wm .mZL'" 4r - wmtk 2 Ass( now you can have gleaming even-heating pieces in time for holiday baking . . hurry Maid of Honor Ironing Tables Perforated. Steel Top , Special fc88 Purchosel 9 . , ,- Fully ventilated top releaies steam keepi pad ond cover from becoming damp, soggy. Rubberilipped legs won't mar floor), keep board from sliding.'. : White enomel finish, black trim. 54x 1 5-Inch size. 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