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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1952)
PAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALL? Old KUIDAY. OCTOlWIt 31. 1M2 Melida Markey Commences 9th Generation of Acting Br BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD, Oct, 13 ifl Mel lnd Markey, ninth generation member of the acting Bennett clan, was Belting her (trat break In tha movies this week. Sparkman Hits GOP Campaign 8TERLTNO. Colo, Ml Demo cratic Vice Presidential candidate John Sparkman. speaking In a normally Republican area, sug gests Thuisday his listeners ask themselves election day "which pally ... has tlie interests of the American people at heart." . He pitched his talk here to an estimated 1,300 persons on the theme that the "Democratic party Is the party of the people all the people. ' At Washington. D. C, Sparkman In a radio address recorded in ad vance, said that the Republicans haven't 'uttered "one constructive v.oid" about where they Intend to lead the country. A party out of power "must slate . . , what It stands for not simply what it stands against." he isald m the broadcast, continuing: "Unless It does so, we can only assume that it is content to rest on its record of opposition . ." That, he said, is the Republican position today. Sparkman spoke three times in Colorado Thursday and was sched uled to fly to Illinois Friday. The Alabaman, speaking of what ne said were ms party's enorts to aid tenant farmers become farm owners, told his audience that his father was an Alabama tenant farmer all his life. He accused the Republican party of still using the philosophy of Her bert Hoover's day as a guiding light. And he charged that the 80th Republican Congress "crippled, curtailed and cut reclamation proj ects for the West." Mellnda is the pretty, brown halted daughter of glamor grand mother Joan Bennett and grand daughter of the stormy Richard Bennett, The 18-year-old gnl is heiress to an acting tradition that goes back a couple of centuries, and she gives all Indications that site will help keep that tradition alive. Despite being around show busi ness all her hie, she maintains a zest for the show bli life. She was excited about her role in "Neier My God to Thee." in which she nlavs one of a group of coeds re luming from Europe on the Titanic. "Its really not much of a part. but at least It lasts throughout the picture," he explained. "It's a guod role to break Into the movies with, I've only been in films once before; that was a very luief pait in a picture produced by my atcplathcr (Waller Wan jeri." Mrllnda hasnl pushed her . ca reer. She made her debut two years ago when she played in summer stock with her mother in "Susan and God." Since then she has served a vhorous apprentice ship In Uie theater and television, "I did about 30 TV shows In New Yolk," she commented. "It was good experience, but live TV Is a rough deal. There Isn't lime enough to do things right, and many of the pi'odiit-ct'1 mid directors don't know v.iuii they te doing..., "My ambition Is lo land a culi Iract al '.Dili Century-Vox." she udded boldly, "My mother Mailed here when (.he wna nolle young unit has been column buck llirouuli ihc years, It'a fun lor nie lo be hem, hrcnu.-o I know so many of the Mutllo workers." What about the rest of her sin lora following iH'llnit niipctn? Mi'llmlii remarked that her elder NlMer, Diiiiiii, III, is now Mrs. John Anderson and Iho niothnr of two, Stephanie Waniii'i, 0. hasn't shown nnv ureal desire lo aol, Mellnila added, , , , "Hut Shelley, who la 4, knows what alio wants lo he." she it" illumed, "Mho siiVn she's going lo. he a toa-tiuiicrr. PURE M MOMT CM III.. CASUALITY LIST WASHINGTON I The De fense Department identified today 39 additional casualties of the Korean War. The list includes 47 killed. 443 wounded, 11 missing and 38 injured. ' ' ' ' yri.i,. i .an - ' 1 v- -V' ' s 11 sss I ianaaswssossssi Hecklers Leave McCarthy Talk MILWAUKEE UPl Sen. Joseph McCarthy of Wisconsin ran into what appeared to be an organiied group of hecklers during a speech nere Thursday night, But he knew it was coming. Midway during the Republican Senator's talk, which was televised locally from American Serb Me morial Hall and carried over a slate network of 31 radio stations, about 100 men arose practically In unison. ; They waved and booed and , shouted, "we're walking out.' McCarthy, unruffled and with a grin on his face, halted his speech While the hecklers paraded out of the hall, he told his capacity audience of 1.300 persons that be had learned of the walkout before hand. He said he had called the Milwaukee Sentinel and the police some three hours earlier and told them of the plan to disrupt this speech. The Pcntinel cmflrm-d that McCarthy had called and an un- usally large detachment of police officers was on hand to keep order. McCarthy said the walkout was "planned partly by the Milwaukee Daily Worker The Milwaukee Journal." J. D. Ferguson, president and editor of the Journal Co., said the accusation was ."absolutely silly." King Bros. Drilling Co. 1 ROTARY DRILLING WATER WELLS TEST HOLES Phone 1181 Dorris, Calif. Com in and let us work our en estimate far you. FRANK ALDERSON, serving as district attorney by ap pointment, is the sole candi date for Klamath County district attorney on the Nov. 4 ballot. He is a Republican by preference, but is listed at an independent on the ballot. Girder Falls. One Man Killed PHILADELPHIA Ml A 20 foot steel girder crashed through the roof of s. seven story office bild -sig Thursday killing one man and throwing 40 other persons into panic. John H. Flohr Jr., 30. of Phila delphia, was killed almost Instant ly when the girder, falling from the 18th floor of an adjoining hotel building, struck him as he sat at his desk. . . Police said the girder, part of an elevator being erected at the hotel, slipped from its moorings, while being raised Into place. The office workers, mostly wom en, screamed in panic when the girder struck. Workmen two floors oeiow said they felt the impact. Vote For PAUL 0. LANDRY " ....... 'J: FOR MAYOR j and qet a "Business-like Admlnis i trotion; Promotion of New Industries; end com Dlete harmony (or Entire City." I . Hear E. S. Robinson talk on behalf of Paul Landry 1 6:30 p.m. tonight, and Sanford Selby 6:00 p.m., November 1. Pd. Adv. Landry for Mayor Commillre 3 FRANK LACKMER (Present Incumbent) xv " Will : appreciate 1 y Your V ,vV-7 1 Vote fvsKq Police Judge TYlwdha Shi)pA and ShjopA Don't Lei Anyone tell you that you CANT grow old gracefully . . enjoy your grandchildren . . vote on Nov. 4th or find the PRETTIEST BEDSPREADS at MILLER'S . . These first, crisp. wonderful days of fall make thoughts flit to COMFY COVERS . . now THOUGHT Is mother to ACTION . . SO . . twas natural to look m the LINEN SHOP at MILLER'S for those fluffy, firm woven. Intricately lnter- n r-IJi iia Marias Partner), candjoore for Canary Commissianer, ... point four ... complete monthly ac counting of court functions and II eipend'rraras to (hat the tat. payers can rndtratandf N. Adv. Maria Pert run.' ' , . 1 Y-m ' Wt Specialize In U L CUSTOM COLOR MIXING U 5 19 Gal. Aand R PAINT STORE 1229 East Main Phone 3324 U. S. CONGRESS SAM C00N - 1 ; r 0 A Y' j SAM COON, farmer ond Senator from Baker Coun ty, ond present choirmon of the powerful Senate Agriculture Committee . . SAYS ' "I am apprehensive of tha growinq tendency ta cen tralize more government in Washington, D.C. I believe that the closer we can get government to the people, the better government we will have." . In these days of hiqh taxes and uncertainties, it be hooves the people of this agricultural ond lumberinq community to put one of their own kind in Woshinqton to protect their interests. SAM COON for U.S. CONGRESS Poid for by the Coon for Congress Committee: Lawrence Ncoult, Choirmon esting CHENILLE SPREADS In a riot of plain colors . . a rhythm of florals and geometries . simply EVERYTHING from snow-Hake iute lo tiie deep green of an Oregon spruce . , priced for the little budget at 1.4 to the 'e've just sold our rice crop top of KtM . i LAY AWAY a BEDSPREAD for every COT in the household . . a little down . . a little a week 'til CHRISTMAS . . WARM you and Poppa' and all the kids with an ELECTRIC BLANKET when DECEMBER breezes curl your whiskers . . wonderful range of PRICES . . -HIP-HOORAY" NAME BRANDS at MILLER'S . . II you've never snuggled your toes, turned, on your tummy and warmed your backbone under a UNIVER SAL ELECTRIC BLANKET you've missed a cozy night gals, you've missed a cozy snooze . . start at M4.5 lor TWIN size . . GENERAL ELECTRIC In three prices . . SINGLE CONTROL. ISl.tS, DUAL CONTROL,-. no more spats between you and Pa itlJi, TWIN SIZE, SM.tt . . ' CHATHAM BLANKETS. M!. for the tingle bed size . . DUAL 4.M If you simply freeze and Pa cant stand uie neai . . you simply set the regulator for the DEGREE of heat YOUR body NEEDS to keep you snug and sleeping and coma wind and blow or fairer weather, the heat Is automatic . . lots of colors . . It's a wonderful world . . WHEN you can get ALL WOOL 1 (no burrsi PENDLETON blankets, acnunptuoua colors for Sll-3 to f2S . .famous WOOL 'O the WEST, bound beautifully In aatln, !$. to S2.M . . "no ioolln' " at ill Mala, MILLEir.S iz The lovely nylon free-free, dripping with nylea lace, mistily sheer, excitingly pleated that snatched 133 a garment from parses that could afford It when It was first making Its appearance to the markets, is WAY dow this year . .wonderful news far the woman wha M LONGED for tt that she HURT . . THIS Ouistmai yoa won't feel gallly dropping a LITTLE hntt In yaur Lar an Master's waiting ear. ft The tang dmk at early winter will sooe In vite yon ta alt cosily beside a biasing log and entay good sansic One of the meat beautifully record Ml works released In many a day Is the RCA Victor, powerful Interpreta tion by Vladmir Horowitz of Beetheven'a "Emperor"- Concerto . . It was made In Carnegie Hall with RCA's new "Orthophonlc" h nlaue . you'll like It. Xervea Jumpy . . Mind cluttered . . at your WITS end about WHAT to give that CHERUB in your life for CHRISTMAS, come December MT Now, calm yourself and go to LA POINTE8 ... WE did and found the CLEV EREST things for Tim and Tina's stockings. LITTLE GIRL dolls with REAL, LIVE, hu man hair, "pony tail style, so firmly rooted In the scalp that MAMMA can wash and comb and curl with out losing a strand . . daintily dressed In "bib and tucker" . , THIS baby TALKS. SHE'LL coo and caper If YOU remem ber to buy a BABY BUNTINO sweetheart with akin-soft PLASTIC face, NATURAL as your OWN darling, cuddled In pink, blue or white Terry Cloth SUIT and BONNET . . or give a Junior busy-body a BUBBLE-BLOWER BABY that cries for her bottle and gulps water . , or a DY-DEE child with slips and slippers, frocks and frills, a rattle, spoon and soap and bib i .' PRICES , . 13.91 to J?,2.5 at LA roiNTE'S.. , . You'll want to CUDDLE all the pups, to pet the bears and kitten , , to feel the fur and stroke the fuzz , , we KNOW that you'll be "smitten" with the NEW toy department at that "Wonderful Store," at Mrt Main, LAIOIiTE"S JSr r. 1 The Vine Maple linn turned . . the smoke from your leaf fire hangs close to the earth . . the turkey gob bler Is fattening and the "tune has came' to bake FRUITCAKES with "lixms" from t'AK- TKR'S . . for THANKS GIVING. FRUIT CAKE MIX all diced and ready . . MIXKD orange and lemon and citron PKKL sugar crammed pine apple and Z U C C A MELON rind . . Glazed cherries . . LYON and 8 A W. Whole fruit If you want It. Try adding plump. Min-ripened DROME DARY dates lo year mixture of SW CURRANTS . . golden, bleached SEEDLESS RAISINS ifor white fruit cakesi'. . seedless NECTARS at CAKTKR'8 where we also checked for RUM-flavored MINCMEAT. crammed with apples, tender BEEP . . HEINZ In Jars and BORDEN'S con centrated . . GRAMMA made her own with DEER meat ORAMMPA hunted . . WE gals NEVER trust to sportsman's LUCK . . WK gals plan OUR Thanksgiving dinner AROUND a GROCERY list from "Our Moat Thoughtful Grocer," 143 Esplanade, AllTllUS' ft New In tha snaps Angora rlochea . . wash able gloves of rayon and nylon that look like anode . . Silver Wheat, new color for blondra '. . aequined brrrta . . cashmere sweaters for ' eveninr . . fur around your fare . . aatln sandala. TtV Lite Ik Fleetiny so don't delay . . don't put off 'til TOMOR ROW what SHOULD be done TODAY . . go to RICKYS . . WE did and DISCOVERED that the precious HOMESTEAD PROVIN. ciau uinntrtWAKB we told you about (before we picked the pumpkins) has also ARRIVED In BLUE . . 'tother. REMEMBER was In earthy bmwn and leafy green, a touch of sunshine vellow . . ? quaint as the spinning wheel of yesteryear . . you'll hear the cock CROW , . the new call s hungry call . . smell the sweetness of new-mown hay when you see this ";usl-righi-for-maple-and-braided-rug" DINNERWARE at RICKYS . . OVEN-PROOP "If you please" . . BIO din ner plates with nice wide flanges . . a prec ious CRUET SET "like Mother had." a ducky CANISTER trio with REPLACEABLE walnut TOPS . . A MATCH BOX PLANTER and a ' MUSTARD JAR . . a BREAD TRAY that looks like the CRADLE Oramma rocked her babies In . . at RICKYS. A "HEN-ON-A-NEST" casserole and ramkin set. 8ETTINO on a metal LAZY SUSAN . . divided VEOETABLE DISHES with "llrm-grlp" handles and PORRINGERS for steaming brown rice and raisins" in HOMESTEAD PROVINCIAL at 700 Main. "Your Registered Jeweler," , IIIIKYS Now Is the time lo read yoor voter's pamph let .. to analyse the platforms of the candi dates . . to study the measures, to offer YOUR help to gel out the vote . . to plan Nov. 4 so that yoa will gt to the polls. TfV ik . Our l eelin'tt A re Hurt . . ' V were awful TIHED o' WAITIN' for you to get ACQUAINTED with CARTER'S MEAT DEPARTMENT . . . we've TRIED to TELL you ' that a QUALITY, (meaning MIDWEST-CORN-FED-BEEPi and thick RIB STEAKS and tender VEAL (steaks and cutlets) and baby LAMB and LOT'S-A-PORK ... a FULL VARIETY OP CHOICE meats MEAN anything ...you can't AFFORD io beat the bushes for better MEAT ... nor FINER QUALITY ... nor seek a GLEANER COUNTER thnn the one we're TRY. I NO lo put on paper. SOMETIMES words FAIL to make you really WANT lo buy a BONELESS MULLED BIRLOIN TIP ROAST or a SIDE of MEAT COVERED SPARERID8 to cook Willi fresh HOMEMADE aauer-kraul or PIU KNUCKLEtt for BEANS Or HAMBURGER for HEATED BUNS but we think If you'll Just STOP and CONSIDER that CONFIDENCK counts . . you'll think about the BUTCHER you can de pend on who says "NOW la the TIME io ponder about your Thanksgiving TURKEY" and place your order with the man you can "count on" at 1470 F.splanade, rAim;ns- meat ii;it. mi Mow All tiifln Itreain of IMPORTANT evenings . . AT HOME -swank and sweet" . . APPROPRIATELY au tired for those end-of-a-long-dny moments In devastating ly daring or demure lrurc-ttma lovelies , , from TOWN hllor. "Drappcd" Ul tills week prowl ing for Ideas for CHRISTMAS even If the "Mums" are still blazing in the garden , . FOUND what you 6KK Una week 111 the windows . , those precious new DUSTER darllnga for lounging . . cute little SHORTIES . . HWI.HHY HOST ESS COATS and PJs . . TOM MY COATS and BRUNCH COATS. If a-buytiif you IX) go and vou WILL when you neen )! windows . . look for quilted NYLON sweetie, a-ift and light with great patch pockets . . a a'.umilng PLAID that fonla the eye and changes like a chameleon to STRIPKH . . for full backed, swaying, swinging silhouettes, lined taffetas and pearls and frUige and rlnns atones . For tight CINCH belts and muted silks , . for lare-llke brocade , . and velvet trims and little quilted cottons . . al TOWN hllor. Then peep aome more, you'll surely find a denim DREAM that's quilted . . a WOOL that's full and ORLON SCUFFS that wash arid fluff and crocheted "tootste" covers . . 8CUFF8. SI. 13 . . lot hers. H.si . . ROBES and DUSTERS start at lit S at SOS Main. TOWN SIIOI is ft Over In Africa where the Hons leap and the tehraa sip, the lovely African vlotrla grow aa thick . . I Well as Ihlrk) all purple, but nosey man. not eonlrnl wltb nature EXPERI MENTED and rame up with numerous other colors. Drop Into KOII.N'S FLOWERS and LIFTS and take a look al the gorgeous dls- I play of varieties during National I lower week. Not. I S. Serond Inntaltmeni . . of GOOD newa from the ART CENTER about GIFTS worth OIVINO . . classical ITALIAN BLACK WROUGHT IRON and BRASS CANDLESTICKS (4 tapers) . . Uie ONLY un usual BRASS TRIV ETS that WE'VE aeen In THIS town, so rea sonably PRICED that YOU'LL look TWICE as WE did, SEVERAL shapes and sizes In this GIFT with the LOOK of LUXURY . . THEN there's LIT TLE things that make BIO empresslons . . the utterly "fetching" Important CHRIST MAS CARDS . . lines thai are EXCLUSIVE with tha ART CtMI II . . that you NEVER FIND-elsewhere, SWEDISH IMPORTS and AMERICAN ARTISTS . . cordial greetings to take a bit of YOUR heart flitting across the miles . ; (to be CONTINUED) from IM7 Main. Die aiit ti:.Ti:n sir -k ix By this time most of as have decided haw we will mark our ballot, come nest Tuesday, have decided In our hearts the future of our children and our grandchildren. It'a a great country and a great privilege to walk, nn walched, unguarded Into a private booth and make the sign that ahowa we still have the right to think without fear. Let's ALL use that right let's ALL go vole. ft TrV ft II You Hear a Hipping noise. It's MAIM II A, lorn uu.wcen .he ex quisite SHADES of the AFRICAN VIOLETS it KOII.N'S . . . lest you FOOET, NOVEMBER H Is NATIONAL FLOWER WEEK when every , MAN should wear a posy In k his buttonhole . . . when I every LADY In Ihc land I should pin a rose upon her IfUOK 'mn ' when flowers pass IwVfVl from friend to friend and uiiiK blossoms bloom to bless the land . . . CELEBRATING.. KOHN'S FLOWERS and (ilFTS has brought to our town a DISPLAY nf 15 or to Varieties of Alrlcan violets grown by the most SUC CESSFUL grower In all America , . , a man nt CLACKAMUS, In Oregon, whose "green fingers' hnve planned and transiliinted, pol. linn I "(I and perfected COLORS and KINDS nf AFRICAN VIOLETS lhat novor HAVE been found In deepest AFRICA, their native land. If ynu'fe a HOBBYI8T here's your CHANCE! to add a new one ... get your neighbor to buy one too, then SWAP a leaf and hold your breath lor leavoa COME TRUE m COLOR . . . from the AFRICAN VIOLET planus at 4.10 Main, Ktlmis I lowcrN nnd (sifts .Von Don't Stampede . . . the stairs are WIDE . . . the help la WILLING , , , tils stock of VKIINONWAKK Is AMI'l.K if the price IS low al VOt K STOIIK . , , .Inn t hurt your CORNS nor break a bum but STILL don't WAIT lo BUY al Ihe-i SPECIAL PRICES . . . TWO WEEKS flash by BKOKE you THINK lhat NOW a the TIME to do the DEED . . FILL IN the pattern that you HAVE or bTART liorn scratch and gel a new one l ... CALIFORNIA CASUAL In brilliant colors . . U pieco starter aet. once WAS sa.U, NOW U.ll ... at YOl U STORE where YOU'LL find on tha mezzanine. DESERT BLOOM, a riot of dainty flowera and leave and arallotia . . , three DOLLARS lew than the listed price. SII.9 for POUR." FOLK'S service . . . TODAY marked DOWN lo lll.M and feel OUILTY, because, wa " m rsbur, mat you ro getting . , . a guarantee thai "says" no GLAZE ... ho CRACKLK ... no FADE . . . even no dam age from DfcTEHOENTS , . , HAWAIIAN CORAL . . a softly blended pat- i tern In tone of yellow, green and brown, wire sold for l.J now going tor flM at YOl R STORE where you'll find VERNON'S Well, known MAY FLOWER, a riot of summer color, held fast In BLOSSOM BEAUTY ... a atarter aet these nest two weeks ... Oct tl tliro.mli Nov. g . . . SUM INSTEAD of IfJ.M at "Iho ( liore you love to visit," 7tlrMaln,' voi it sToni; fr . Yoe'va Iwa months an I II Christmas ta give yourself a trimming treatment . , trim weight, trim your long lorka, trim I ha ettraa from your diet . . trim ritraa from yrar budget la bar that EXTRA shrksl to buy a purs for Toppa . . trim Ihe unnecessary alena from yoar dally slim to give yourself lime la ap proach lh C hristmas season calmly, radiant. "fr Ever Ihlnk about your legs? How larky yoa are ta have them capering down AMER ICAN avenues, gamboling through I'. S. woods and tripping the light fantasllo on daare floors In a land that la FREE? The ONIt thing moat envied by women of other countries la Iho legs of American women . . . legs that ran bo covered by the sheerest and moat flatter Ing of nylons, nitons within Ihe reach of every American budget . . , THIS year nylons have a (iLEA.M and BLACK la bark . . . njlona for evening wear will show glitter . . touches of velvet . . your monogram. it Men da TOO make passes al gala whs wear (lasses If they wear them with aa air and ehooae Ihe light hair-do and hala lo go with them. Sally Victor, millinery dralgner, ultra plus, whose sole aim In Ufa la to make pretty women prettier, aaya, "If yoa are one of Ihe multitude who depend on glasses, keep your larks SIMPLE ... off Ihe brow, away from your cheekbones and NEVER pick a narrow hat, one worn over Ihe forehead or ane with an extremely high erown , , , WIDTH from ear to ear la the SECRET! ,,v "fr Lady Lurk Han tier Arm around.ua . . we've sunlit skies and mountain peaks and tumbling streams and riffles ; . we've bread to eat and wood to bum and CURRIN'8 to bring lis BEAUTY via HELENA kubinhtein and a jS"'A M BLOND BEAUTY . . virr 11 " yu ' born w"h ViXf lOOLDEM TRESSES or 1 1 ,5firn0ufefc 1 WISH you MIGHT have "CVzJ BEEN, this word from C'L'RRIN'S will atari you "gadding", toward an AL LURING new HAIR beau tifler that will keep your locks LIGHT or make - them LIGHTER In ' a simple process , , ' HELENA RUBIN8TEIN'S BLOND BEAUTY will maka your "Palamlno Pompadour" THREE shades lighter In ONE application . . Will keep it golden, gleaming, glistening , . It's as SIMPLE as parting your hair and swabbing It on . . PROTECTIVE oils prevent (Irving, breaking, streaking . . there's no AMMONIA, no harsh ALKALINE Ingredient to mar the softness . , For M.00 plus tax . , .: , BLOND BEAUTY from CHimiN S give CORN 8ILK aheen lo blonde hair . . a cor PER LEAP gleam lo a MOUSY Kip knot . . It's PERMANENT until NATURE grows you more and then you TOUCH UP, ualng HEL ENA RUBINSTEIN'S new SIREN signal for a .gallant's glances, that vou find at the BIGGEST Beauty Bar at Ninth and Main, lain. : CLititirv re
