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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1951)
aUai TUESDAY, NOVKMBK.K 20, I OS I IIEIMLn AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAU,S. OREGON PAGE NINE ) Vomen's Editor Tel Is V ay For American Housewives To Keep Up With Budget Br pnitOTIir ROK Asaeclatael Presa Women's ICdllor H you hail lived In MHO. you rould have ordered a porterhouno KalC at New York'a innnl leall lonable restaurant, Delmunlcn's, tor Ihrra cents, i'urk chops rost lour oenls. Iloanl lieef or veil. Ilva cenls. These quotation from an ol'l mtu aroUed lo draiuallre n lesson on the noil nl IIvIiir In cluded In a aeries ol InveMment piofrania which thousands nl woman'! rluba thruuithout the country have been olferlnx their msinbora recently. Tha Idea ol the course, spon sored by the mutual lund institute a non-profit corporation, la lo teanh women how to Invent their money wisely and well- The leanon of the three-rent ateak serves to point up the tact thai you never can tell how much a dollar will be worth a lew yeara henre. Bark In arandinuthor's day, a dollar waa a good round turn, I good for several meal nl aleak, nolaloes and apple plo. 'lodav a dollar reprtaenla the tip you leavu lha waller when you buy dinner lor one al any lop quality big city restaurant. VII you cook vour meals r.t lomt, a dollar will buv a pound of hamburger there days, and you allll have lo buv Ihe pota. toes and apple pie. lo nav noth ing of the aoup, aalad, bread and butler Bo. If irandinnihor had slashed I a silver dollar awav In the Mmarlbowl may someday bowl In her early youth, her out ol alght. grandchildren roulnn I buv much with It If they happened to come across ll today. The lesson the Investment ex perts have lo teach Is that II doesn't do much good lo burv your dollars In the back yard or lilt'- Ihem under Ihe mattress In then days as dollars ehlnk. But If you have extra money that Isn't needed for the dally ex penses of food, clothing and shel ter, you can put them lo work for you In Ihe ba.ilo Industries of the country. Then If Inflation con tinues, your working dollar will Inflate alone with the cost of liv ing. Maybe It will amount lo ten ciollara in a lew yeara. And then. If hamburger costs ten dnllara a pound, you can still buy a pound of hamburger. Investment In slocks, a term which has frightened UP) wom en for a good many years. In as simple as that. It means that you own a part of a working business which. If you have chose.) well, will pay you earnings over tha yeara. And If prices go tip. the value of your invested dollar alio will Increase. But most women who have hail ro experience In corporation fi nance have little Idea how lo be gin on tn Investment . program, they have heard sad tales of widows losing their neit-eggs In aiork market fluctuation, and o.'ten view the whole Idea with Vou agrGG...or we May Mara V I -df ' ' . ' i faT V V' a 1 J Vk.7. m m BP . 00000 V Duble your money back ) i If you don't ifroo Pirkiy Parkay tastes it's always alarm Wlie Investment counselors will tell vou that you ahould not buy nluckn or bonds If you only Inter est Ik In a quick, spectacular pro lit. Hut II Vou buy for Invest ment, tlioonfini basic Industrlea in a dlverelllrd lint, then you am pretty sure that aa the country s-ruwa your holdings will Increese. The Inllatlonary aplral haa been guhiK up lor the last 100 yeara, and It probably will continue. Our Amerlran atandard of llvlnii, the hlllhent in the world, keep net- tliiK higher. I'rlcea keep golna; up. Taxes yet blmier. And the old family pay-check contlnuea to shrink. If there'a anylhliiK Irfl over at (he mil ol the month. It scemi the wine thing, then, lo put It to work for you, Inatead of leaving It In the aock to ahrlnk atlll fur ther. An emergency fund of ready rtwih ahould alwaya be on hand, of courrie. Uut lunds above that, which otherwise, would lie lair, can be Invented In American nun. tjicH and Industry to provide a tangible hedge against. Increased Inlluiion. Home people prefer to buv real estate, or diamonds, which alno can be counted on to Increase In value as prlcen go uu and dol lar value ahrlnka. Whatever you choose, the ex perts advise, buy something of real value II you would be nale In this age of sky-rocketing conta. Heceune thone dollars in tne auiiar shrink clear Geisha Girls Win Demands TOKYO, if Tokyo'a klmono rlacl geisha girls art going back lo work alter a two-week atrlke. The colorful entertainers who stun, dance and pour lea In party restaurants won everything thrv asked -two million yen 1U.0001 :n back pay and a union nhop. 'Die restaurant owners came to terms today. All Kimball pianos hove djefblowpctlon. Lorqeit stock of leading make pianos In this part of tha wait. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 N. 7th Phene 7112 anne is r is mxi mr iiiron J i In your own heme, compare thi c ( ' delightful flavor of Parlcay with ' ) 7 any othermargnrine. If you don't so good fresh I I I egree that Parlcay tastes better, I I1DP3IIC0 I n'' tne mP'y carton to Kraft UCwQUuC V Foods Company, Dept. P, 2660 ) i- Newhsll St., San Francisco 24, , 1 .Calif., with a note telling what , J you paid for it. We will send ) you a check for double your cost, plus your postage I ) Family Car New Yeapon OAKLAND, 1H-Mrs. Edllh flay waa accused today of assaulting her husband with Ihe family car aa climax to a Sunday morning argument, A policeman rushing to the scene was killed In a collision. Police said Mrs. flay let her husband, George, out near the dairy where he works, wheeled their auto around, chased him on the sidewalk, and whacked him with the bumper. Ray sailed It leet bito a parked car, suffering cuts, brttlsea and a Iractured leg. Then, police aald, Mrs. Ray banged the car Into a telephone pole. Officers aald they found her sitting In Ihe car dazed but Buffer ing only facial ciita. rjhe Is M, her husband 30. Robert A. Farrou, 11, waa held for Investigation of manslaughter after Ills car collided with a police car driven by patrolman Eugene M. Oneto, 38. The officer, speed Ing to the scene of the Ray affray with siren screaming and red llghta flashing, waa hurled out of the car onio the pavement. He died at a hospital. Mrs. Rsy was charged with as sault with a deadly wrupon, driv ing on Ihe wrong side of the street, speeding, violating a pedestrian's r!fht-of-wnv, and driving with an expired license. Youth Flown To Polio Hospital Oft AN IS PASS. Ml Marvin Blmpson. 4-year-old polio victim whose father, Roy Simpson. In In Ihe air corps, was flown lo Sacred Heart hospital In Eugene in the middle of last nighi. Manager l-'red Hale of the tin lighted Grants Pass airport us nemhlcd some 83 volunteer motor ists lo provide automobile head light lighting of the port for the lending and takeoff of a Merc) Fltahu plane from Medford. The flight wan arranged bv the local chapter of tile national foun dation for Infantile paralysis. A mere rail ran gel you that fire lnuranr polity. Hans Norland, Mill. Ban Morrison, Mgr. JUCKELAND TRUCK SALES and SERVICF 11th 4 Klamath Ph. 2-2581 pay you double!.. . f IV Sensational offer inspired by West New Moslem Political Bloc Seen TKHRAN, Iran, 'l-Pollllcal and prona circles hinted today that Premier Mohammed Mossadegh la going to Egypt to discuss forma tion of a vast Middle East Moslem bloc. Independent ol both the West and Ruanta. Officials In touch with the Mos nadegh party, which left Washing Ion last night after a month of talks with U.S. officials on the Anglo-Iranian oil dlapule, declined to comment on the reports. Enroute home, Mossadegh will make a four-day official visit In Cairo. He la expected to meet with King Kurouk. The uimnlly well Informed news pnper Tolou aald government sources believe Mossadegh's visit to Egypt will "pave Uie way lor formation of a union of Moslem countries against lorelgn coloniza tion." Tolou said these sources believe Ayatullah Kanhanl, one of Iran's blKhenl religious leaders, may be one of the main figures behind the move. "The aim of the Moslem coun tries would be the creation of a bloc Independent of both the West and Russia," Tolou added. Kushnnl refused to comment on the report. But he has openly urged full Iranian support for Egypt In her current campaign against the Brltlnh. Hussein Makl, oil nationalization boss and Mossadegh's right hand mnn, told reporters, "according to political plutui the dcstmles of Iran and Egypt are linked. Victory ol the Irantuu nation signified victory lor Egypt. At the name time. Proa Uf Up Tr CUiuaty. tMUtlMil Htm tut Mi CtftM Re Mtio tairt t if )M Wis ttr'i im$lf M CU. ON, WttMj. U I' 4 im l, pnia It Milt) IimIi. Rmtm tlHiiat fftiwi'ti fna fi'l Ml U II'MMI Up ir ttn feitiM tMlaiit lut llMtf ftl tut It l USE RED DEVIL kt ldinf Hardware, Grectry nd Dtportmtnr SrorM. M results of Coast taste test! IMF When your West Coast neighbors were invited to compare leading margarines in their homes, one margarine was preferred over any other tested t Parkay . . . created by Kraft . . . was voted "Best for Flavor"! That's why we are now making this remarkable double-your-money-back offer. We hope it will urge you to discover, at our risk, how good a margarine can be I Why Pirlny tastes it good! The top-grade American farm products Kraft uses in Parkay Margarine are blended in a very . careful way. Through the years the blending has been improved again and again . . . and today Parkay tastes even better than before I It has a richer flavor . . . delicate and distinctively fresh. ' . Your grocer has delicious Parkay Margarine . . . colored yellow and packed in foil-wrapped quarters, Try it today I Mac Arthur Dedicates Tiny Plot In Mother's Memory NORFOLK. Va.. '-A small en closed garden has been dedicated In perpetual memory of "a lovely lady" the mother of General Douglas MacArlhur. "Hhe taught me a devotion to God and love of country which have ever sustained me In many lonelv and bitter momenta ol de cision In distant and hostile lands." the general declared at dedication ceremonies here yesterday. Keierring to the marriage or his mother, the former Marv Plnck ney Hardy, and his lather as a union of the north and south his mother waa a southerner, his la mer a northerner the general added: "I am truly a mixture of the blue and the iirav and llvlnu symbol of that united America which largely resulted from the no bility and deep spirituality which mothers of both south and north brought to the welding of a new union between the stales." Public subscription last venr raised 123,000 to tear down the old Hardy home where Mrs. Mac- Arthur was born on the eastern branch of the Elizabeth river and to create the memorial garden Egypt's fight against colonialism la certain to produce repercussions within other Moslem countries." "The prenent movement of the Middle East peoples," said Makl. "depend entirely on Iranian and Egyptian victories. Mossadegh's vinii will nave a great ellecl in strengthening the spirit of the Egyptian nation." I J 1 VVJ I i. I of fine crystal, light Olympia Beer adds much to the vivacity of a dinner party. - ' The lightness of its flavor is reflected in the wif! and.gayety of the guests. Its delicate taste is made possible by brewing skill, the finest of ingredients and our famous water... which have established for more than fifty years Olympia's reputation as... Visitors are always welcome at Olympia Brewing Company, Olympia. Washington, "On of America's Exceptional Breweries" 1 Trsdt Mirki Rag. U. S. Pt. Off." on the homcslte The city of Norfolk has guar anteed perpetual maintenance of the plot, dedicated bv Gencrnl MucArlhur In the presence of his wife, his son and several thousand other persons. On a stone tablet In one wall Is Inscribed the blrthdav of Mary Plnckney Hardy and the date of her marriage lo Lt. Arthur Mac Arthur, who later became lieutenant-general. It Is noted on the same tablet that the congressional medal of honor, highest decoration awarded an American soldier, has been conferred on both her husband and her son. NONCHALANT MALDEN, Eng., up A light plena crashed into a grove ol trees here last nldht. ripping off both wings and snapping the fuse lage in nan. Pilot J. C. Kyland, a 60-year-old Irishman, atepped out of the wreckage, calmly packed his scat tered belongings Into a sultcar-c and walked to a nearby farmhoure where he called a car and con tinued hla lourney. Like the "THE A. Real Find in FINE BOURBON 3S 2 Bitter buy PlanUn Club..: By any standard, , ' you couldn't buy better! . tt flOOF CONTINENTAl brilliance of a chandelier and "Its the Wa ;T0ttbatW ALL-FAMILY FAVORITII Planters Club STtAiGHT BOURBON wnsrr OISTIUING C O t K. . 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