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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1951)
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER B, in.tl HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN New Corporation Formed At this point Mlsa Young called the meeting to order, and each of Ihe 20 model. .nMh.vri ,.n an,i holders' meeting broke up. MME ctuhatf By Few Luscious Lookers signed the contract. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND IUGENE, ORE. MEDF0RD Thoroughly Modern Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Earley and Joe Earley Proprietors . One stockholder tnlsseH thm .hln. dig. By Altllll K KUHON old Joan Brooks. Miss Firs Pre vention of Ids). But, she said, "I i "in pinned to a football coach, a 'big one." 'Virginia Johnson can't be here," MlAS YOUIIK sold. "Hh ha Ih WAHIIINOTON, 11',-Tlie presi dent ol Washington's necst coriior atlon Is a luscious looking brunette measles." On this clinical note, the stock named Marjabcllo Y.ium:. The secretary Is a Hnclou.i look Inn brunette named Ann.! IIIilmjh, and the treasurer Is a 1. L. U. named Julie Shade). And every one of Mm stockhold- er of Shy, Inc., Is pretty enough to be a model, which, by the way, li wliat each of them Is. Miss Voung explained to the re porters that In Uie past It hun been every model lor herself. Un der Uie corporation, she said, the Kins won t have to uo out and drum up Jobs for themselves, lor tne enure will be done throuuh y X) 1 - Hhy, Inc. CAMP FIRE GIRLS took a tip from Halloween pranksters anil decided to Klve SOme troops overseas a merrier Christmas. The girls, employing the "trick-or-treat" tech nique visited homes and collected useful items of clothing and toilet articles for their overseas Yuletldc lioxes . . . And then added some of their own precious candies gath ered in their neighborhood rounds. Above, two of the scouts are shown at the post office, starting the cheering boxes on their Way to the war area. The girls are (I to r) Monn Chenowelh, Mills fifth grader, and Patricia Case, Mills sixth grader. Receiving the packages at the parcel post window is C.A. Iteppc. Vets' School Bids Reviewed WAHII1NOTON, IM The velerons administration unlet Uxluv It will review nil the applications which II linn rejected Irum veterans "I Ihe Korean oamiMlmi who asked lor vocational irnimiiu. VA unlit Itl statement II wants to determine whether some 300 re jected veterans have nlnre become elrgtble for training under a new law enactrrl October 11. The agen ry added that the review will b utomntlc. "Veteran whose requests had been turned down need not file new application." VA ald. 'Theme who are elliilble under the new law will be notified." Before October 11. vocational tralnlnii tor Korean veterana waa limited to those whose disabilities remitted from combat, or from ex tra-haurdoua service ouialdo ol combat. Under the new law, a veteran may be elljtlble lor IratnlnK If he waa disabled In service any time alter June 27. 1010. and not neces aarlly In combnt or under exlra haukrdoua condition. FurUiermore. the disability may hnvo occurred anywhere in the world. tDolls Saved By Mistress ARLINGTON. Mim., IM The pity la that dolla have no way ol showing their love lor the little lilrla Uiat own them. Five-year-old Carol Alexander en dangered per Hie yesterday to res cue three dolla front her burning nome. When Carol naw amoko rolling Into her room, ahe ran and told her brother, Kenny. 9, and hu Irlend. Bunny Davidson. 13. The three went next door where Carol's moiner waa visiting. Then when nobody was looking- Carol ran buck Into Uie house to aavo her three dolla from the names. (ilve a Beautiful Brief C'aae or Wallet . . . Pioneer Office Supply i i, bh Main. Trlplt feature If i t II 1,1 ! ii A n$S 1 N I Clw I . Tor ESfcsW A lorga Con of CHUN KINO CHOW MfIN NOODLES for only f WHfN you IUY CHUN KINO IUBOUM CHOW MIIN A larao Can 'if CHUN KINO CHOW MEIN . NOODLES for only l wh(n you tur chun kino miat- LIU CHOW MIIN iW A I A Lara Can of vmm chow MEIN NOODLES for only 14 WHfN YOU tUr CHUN KINO MM ! CHOP IUEV A . A ' . Al I mi Man Admits Dope Forgery PORTLAND, l-Edward Churlc Amea, 31, a former (,'ollrKe of Puget Bound atudent, hna admit ted, police aald yentordny, forging nome 100 prescription for narcot ics in Oregon In Uie nasi two monllis. Police LI. Howard W. Russell quoted Ames aa ssying he passed nbout 40 In Portland and the re mainder In oilier cities, principal ly Hnlem, Kiiucne, Klamath Falls mid Mcdlord. He told Russell he had few re fusals alter wrlluiK the prescrlp tluns on blunks ho had stolen from doctors' olllccs. He learned how to write tile prescriptions for a syn thetic nurcnlic called dllaudld while living in Scuttle, he said. He said he got the narcotic, which came In tablet form, for his own use, Uie police lieutenant re ported. Ames was arrested. Russell .M when a Portland druiiKlst became The name,' Hhy. comes from the Initials of ".he riKt names ni Ihe three officers: Bhudel. Hlnson. and Young. I Miss Young said she flirures the corporation will develop new Hue oi Business, like serving as Host esses at the hundreds of conven tions held here. 'We can even pin on rones." she sold, "and heavens knows morn rones are pinned on here than any where In the world." Purely In the Interest of science. of course, I circulated around to see what Uie models did In their spare time, and It turned out that most of them have husbands and half of them have children. Really? "Really." said Nancy Hlnkle De- mas. "Now you take me. I ve got a marine." and as If to prove her point, her marine came up. and thinking or nothing to aay at the moment, I drifted on. One unmarried model is 21-yesr- suspicious and called police. Ear lier, druggists had been asked to be on the alert for possible forged prescriptions, Russell said. In a statement, Ames said he went to Anchorage with his futh er In 1047, returning to Tacoma a year later. He attended College of Puget Sound for two years then went back to Alaska In February, 1951. Russell said Ames told him he was Involved In a wholesale Jewelry atore burglary In Alaska in which $3000 In diamonds were taken Ames sslrf he wm oivan - flve-yeai1 suspended sentence after being caught and convicted and ordered out of the territory. He said he went to Seattle where he lived until SeDtember when he came nere. ft Block Sued Brown Suede Brown Coif Blue Coif Blue Suede Grey Coif Purple Coif 14 95 SHOE SALON SENSATIONAL BUYS IN COATS FOR EVERYONE 9 00 419 29 00 3 Strook Fleece 00 Get that winter coat now! Three big price groups with wonderful buys in each. And what a selection! Special styles and sizes for teeners, petires and half sizes too. All fabrics, all colors. Tweed Gabardine Forstmann Broadcloth
