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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 26, 1952)
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. H'M PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Women to Handle Money In Ike's Administration Chuck Miller 11 cbminq back to ll. Hv KITH COWAN WASHINGTON I The Elsen hower administration will bo soil o( like an averne American fam ily In ona way women will handle much of Hie money. Mrs. Ovcla Culp Hobby has been nainrd head o( a federal aneiiey which includes the world's largesl Insurance agency, and Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest will be signing the paper currency the nation's fold ing money. President-elect Klsenhower has named Mrs. Hobby of Houston, Tex., as administrator of the Fed eral Securlly Agency and Mrs. Priest of Bountiful. Utah, as treas urer of the United States. Bolll are 47. Elsenhower, In announcing Mrs. Hobby's designation to succeed Oscar Ewlng, said she would at tend Cabinet mectmtis because of the importance of her post. Ewlng on occasion was invited to such meetings bv President Truman. but he did not altend reuularly. barks from II Up. Kisenhower's Inclusion of Mrs. Hobby at Cabinet meetings gave rise to renewed speculation llml the Republicans may be planning to push the Hoover Coiiiniifu.loii recoininemliitloit tlml a new C'nb Inel pot be created to Include t lie vsrlely of activities now m Ihc Federal Securlly Aiicney. Mrs. Priest as treasurer will Molatoro'i Dec. 2 2i r- V"- ; f succeed Mrs. tlcorula Ncese Clark o( RlchUuri, K.in., the Hint woman to be Uni'le Sum's purse-string rusludlnn, She will be cnni'ved with the receipt, disbursement and ac- WORKING MEN. Shop tht CLOTHES MART for all of your work cloth ing and SAVEI All oar. menu In flood condition and cltan. Brlnq In good misfit clothing for tradt or sale. countlnu: of public moneys. Her sluiistuie will apprar on all itreen- $1.00 Ms. Mug Paaeral Tea . IUYS V Get Relief mm QUICKER V K. Frm Vitr Cmii VjA Ova ta a CI J uiU tit StnutHHml A-C Ficttr m tit Nnv iMtHiiitJ Fill FV'Q Tht Baoutiful Ntw Corona Portabla Tvptwritar A Gift for tha wholt Family Other Makai on Display Try Them ALL VOIGHT'S PIONEER OFFICE SUPPLY 629 Main Phona 7412 lif-v-.. v".v."' me The CLOTHES MART 125 S. 9th Open 8:00 'til 8:00 Phone 3364 'A . H v i i rmr rrjTtT" '( " IT'- Jit t0 I ,V 1 Vi : . . X'N f ( GUNNERS at iha YMCA Monday and Tuesday nlgKh include Duana Bralley, left, and Jsrry Kirkpatriclc, right, hara undorgoinq instrucTton by Lew Erbes. The Y'l basement rifle range includes four target riflei contributed by the Klamath Merchant's Association. The YMCA is a participating agency in the Community Chest. Yar Criminals See Ball Game TOKYO W This as a big day for Japan's 640 war criminals Irom Sucamo Prison. Thcv saw for the ttrst time since their convictions at the end of the war Tokyo s colorful streets and a professional ballpame. They saw, too, families and friends who crowded near Uieir AP Reporter Wins Medal HANOI, Indochina in The high command today award ed the Croix de Guerre with Bronze Star to Larry Allen, veter an Associated Press foreign cor respondent, in recognition of his jjont-hn roverace of the Indo fainese war atrainst the Communist-led Vietminh rebels. Gen. Gonzales de 1 1 n a r e a. French commander of Northern Viet Nam, In presenting the decor ation said It was for Allen's re porting of the war "without fear of danser" and in recognition of bis "scrupulous concern for objec tivity which contributed to giving a vivid and exact picture of the severe combat delivered by the Frenrh-Viet Namese Army against the Vietminh Communists." Allen. 44. who won the Pulitzer Prize in 1941 for his wartime re ports from the British Mediterran ean Fleet., has been in Indochina for 14 months. He has been a for-1 yards, where the exposition opens eign correspondent for the Asso- Saturday for eight days. f ciatrd Press since 193. "Age doesn't mean a thing If Born at Ml Savage. Md , Allen i you feel good and keep busy," the! started as a reporter on the Bal-1 sprv and smihne Mrs. Wilson said. : timoie News and later worked on j "Rode all the way up here in a : section ol the stands at Korakuen Stadium. Officially thev were not permit ted to talk to or have any contact with relatives. But their guards frequently were very busv watch ing the Da in stars beat the Tokyo Whales, (-1. At one of those times a girl. 1 or 8 years old and clad in a red dress, accented by a pink hair ribbon, slid past guards and threw her arms around her father. He hungrily returned her em brace before she was hustled away. The guards turned away as a flashbulb popped. Pictures had been forbidden. Newsmen were not allowed to approach the prisoners. The outing was arranged by the Justice Department and the base ball teams. Communists Hunt Mink LONDON Lfl Tlie Communist mink hunting season has started in Far East Siberia Just north of the Manchurlan border. Moscow radio reported today In a dispatch lrom the city of Vladivostok, on the Sea of Japan. The valuable fur-bearing animals were brought to that region a few years ago. the broadcast said, and were successfully acclimatized. The f regis story behind Fanny Brise's soitgHyMcri When site MP? this plaintive ballad, aha won ths hearts of millions. But the clieeri never ended her grief. For behind the throbbing lyrics was the alory of her own devotion to the man who mocked her love. Here is Norman Katkov'a story of FooiiousFonnyand the man she was never able to for get. Read it in the December Ladies' Home Journal Oldster To Show Sheep CHICAGO (4i A 71-year-oId Texas woman, dressed in cowboy attire, arrived in Chicago yester day with 15 Hampshire sheep which she hopes will win a cham pionship at the International Live Stock exposition. "Hope to take home a champion fhlp." Mrs. Ammie E. Wilson of Piano, Tex., said at the Inter national Amphitheater at the stock newspaper in Washington. D. C. Portsmouth. Or, and Huntington, W. Va.. before Joining the Asso ciated Press at Charleston, w. Va., in 1933. GIs To Have Thanksgiving TOKYO W The U. 8. Armv wltli Its wholesale connections will give American troops In Japan r.nd Korea a Thanksgiving Day Turkey dinner at a cost of $1.40 each. . Mai. Leland Ecklon of Fair Oaks, Call!., said the same turkey din ner in the U. S. would cost $5. Hee Art Metal's New "Cradle Tilt Office Chairs Before Yoo Buy. Free Trial . . . Valght'a Pioneer Office Kupply Co. 629 MaMln. truck with my sheofcerd. Bill Raiden, and the sheep, and I feel fine." Sheep raising Is her hobbv. She took It up in 1941 "to keep my mind busy" after the death of her son. DRAIN TILE aV . m (, toS Wl PEYTON 1 CO. ; thrift i. Tri. mm ai ri WT J!"I4 LAHATW 'ALL. AMERICAN CHINESE Fo4t at Ciii best! Ph. Far Orftrt T. Take Oaf Ben B. Lee, Mqr. v i4 Hive Your W'ifp a TrvatU Bring Your Family and Friends To GINO'S For A Nice Thanksgiving Dinnerl 'm i ml - DANCE - RED BARN - DORRIS WEDNESDAY NIGHT NOVEMBER 26th OREGON HILLBILLIES Dancing fO-2 Admission 1.00 Inc. Tax MEN! Here's a wonderful Christmas Gift idea! Four rotary models to choose from. $119.95 up! Your first payment isn't due till Jan. 1 - or use our Lay-a-Way Plan. $217.45 ROTARY IRONER Per Month AFTER SMALL DOWN PAYMENT Make your ironing days a real pleasure . . . sit down 10 do thote BIG ironing jobs with a Central Electric Rotary Ironer. It's dune so quiikly and with such a profes sions! look, you'll neer want to do your ironing the old-fashioned way agiin . . . it's so easy. Lots of freedom for your hands . . automatic knee or hand control . . . thermostatically controlled iron ing temperature , . . two ironing ssaaaaaaasaaaaaasaaap speeds, FAST or SLOW ...1)6 square inches of ironing shoe surface . , , folding lapboard keeps clothes off knees , . , two end shelves to hold finished pieces. Try it and you'll want to buy it. Ask for demonstration of the comfortable way to iron today. FYOCEC Authorized Dultr GENERAL ELECTRIC 1001 Main RQNERS " 2518 II......'.. TT. .. II, B and llvre'H The Happy ANSWER to "GIFTIN' TIME" . . . sontl your MKR RY CHRISTMAS greetings across the snowy miles, lislen to the pulse-quickening music of tho oltl carols upon the frosty air and gather 'round the spicy, laden tree SAT- 1SFIEI) that tho GIFTS that YOU have given, the GIFTS from LONG'S are the most EXCITING ever tied with CHRISTMAS ribbons. Dron IN. get that shivery feeling at the SHOWERS of exquisite COSTUME JEWELS, the gift that brings a lump in the recion of ANY woman's HEART . . look for ELEGANT BAGS, genuine, finest calf, beau tiful additions to a purse wardrobe, all NEW SHAPES, some leather lined, look for BIG BAGS little bags . . shoulder bags, pouches, bojtv baqs and Faille, Salin. Velvet and Brocade EVENING BAGS tinseled with JEWELS . . For FASHION in BELTS in GLORIOUS Fall shades. CONTOUR BELTS, finest of leather with ARRESTING decor, big bold medallions and scat tering of jewels . . at LONG'S. Polished SCARVES, smull TIE to HEAD size, IMPORTED from ITALY, all SILK, lightly fringed, warm Mediterranean COLORS . . lovely metallic shot WOOL STOLES and some in soft VELVET . . TWO-TEXTURED GLOVES . . Wrap her in glamour in silken, sweet fripperies . . the LINGERIE department at LONG'S is an ISLE of INSPIRATION . . GOWNS and SLIPS, impressive with LACE and EMBROIDERY . . soft SWEATERS to charm her . . festive BLOUSES and SKIRTS and the most WANTED of ALL gifts, those clove-soft and devastating SCULLY SUEDE JACKETS in HEAVENLY colors . . at LONG'S, ANGELIC ROBES, and just to be PRACTICAL. a smart FROCK or SUIT or a COAT that will please her. MADGE LONG helped us LOOK and MADGE knows the INNERMOST, secret "HOPINGS" In the hearts of ALL women and will graciously help YOU find star-studded GIFTS at 719 Main, CHRISTMAS HEADQUARTERS. LOM.'S lleinember When Yon and I were young fry and we crept in Gran's pantry and nibbled frosting from a four-layer devil's food cake ALMOST bevond our reach on a MILK GLASS CAKE STAND? This week we found an EX ACT REPLICA of that cake stand in lovelv IMPERIAL ware at YOUR STORE with DOZENS of OTHER bits of old-fashioned MILK GLASS . . . charming re minders of those OTHER days in a Cape Cod cottage near the rolling sea . . Delicate FLUTED BOWLS in half a dozen sizes . . antiqued CAKE PLATES with embossed rose motifs . . almost forgotten COVERED BUTTER DISHES IGran's butter mold was the STRAWBERRY pat tern) . . YOU'LL love a PEAR shaped DIVIDED service dish, a box of four little MILK GLASS TRIVETS (remember Christmasi . . darling footed FRUIT DISHES . . covered COMPOTES . . handled MUGS and SALTS and PEPPERS . . a precious BERRY SET with graceful BOWL and SAUCE dishes at YOUR STORE on the MEZZANINE . . you'll ADORE the cunning, contented SETTING HEN, the arch-necked SWAN, the cluster of THREE small heart-shaped trays to catch stray ashes, use for CANDY treats or pins upon a dress ing table . . WE hope YOU'LL take THIS hint . . the PRICE is LOW . . starts way beneath a dollar . . each MARK will pull another nickel from your handbag . . you'll NEVER stop until you've bundled EVERY item into your old kit bag and gone TRIUMPHANTLY from 721 Main, YOUt STOIIK 1'hrixiinun In Tim Time for glitter and sparkle, the smell of spiced cider simmering on the old wood range . . fruit cake wrapped in rum blankets . . a candle glowing in the window, light from an opened door upon a snow-strewn path and a MERRY, MERRY CHRISTMAS from JANE MARSH and MYRTLE CHAMBER LAIN of the STAR BEAUTY SHOP who clip and Curl to make you beautiful, who pretty you up on a moment's notice, who'll be look ing forward to seeing you in 1953 . . SO , . with the SINCEREST WISHES to YOU, here's a DOU BLE MERRY CHRISTMAS from the folks at 143 North 4th, the STAIl lll' AI TV SHOP Cfeia? 1 A Spirit ol Thanh is in the air, thanks for u bountiful harvest, for folks at home . . for faith, our laud unit work to do . . for the HOPE of free men for an end to war . . for full shelves at CARTERS' . . the FINK FOODS MARKET that 9 ' 1 nolssours for 35 vears anticipates ALL your FOOD needs. Shelves this week were loaded with the makings of a bounteous THANKS GIVING DAY feast from the BUTTER for v o u r sauted MUSH ROOMS to tho flnelv blended F A R M E It BROTHERS COFFEE, toast of COFFEE con NEW at CARTERS' . . Skipping the department where we found a COMPLETE stock of fine WINES and IMPORTED CHAMPAGNES to guide you to the "LUXURY" foods department where a VISITOR to our town just said. "It s COLOSSAL." Look for light ami dark FRUIT CAKES, "stuffed" with more FRUIT and mils than our PILGRIM forefathers ever DREAMED of . . for v CRUNCHY CRACKNELS for nibbling . . freshly shelled BLACK WALNUTS . . COCKTAIL DE LIGHT, the new CHEESE SPREAD in (he DEC ORATOR tube . . Yolantlavillo CREPES SI SKTTK in orange and brandy sauce . . for TRADER VIC'S piquant package for particular party planners . . for ROMANOFF CAVIAR and CHATEAU fantv SMOKED OYSTERS and a HUNDRED OTHER ITEMS ... at "Your Most Thoughtful GroterV 1420 Esplanade, AIM I KS' Mimlvioo llnvhantmrnti stuff that dreams arc made of . . flirtatiously pro vocative, mysterious, pure MAGIC NIGHTIES and NEGLIGEES . . THESE aren't shiver-shunning WARMERS at TOWN SHOP . . THESE won't out . wit the temperature . . THESE bits of "fluff" . for winning "gladsome v a glances" at HOME arc ' V tnfar GOSSMAR SHEER, soft- v, V Jj" as-candlc-glow exquisites, 7 7?WiP')r DESIGNED to enhance Jf'fi ANY gal's charms . . ---' EVERY man should spotlight his leading lady come CHRISTMAS morn with a slumber-time sweetie . . a "hint of blue" nylon embroidered SHEER negligee with demure round yoke and flirty blue ribbons to top a plain, matching GOWN with shirred bosom lines and a flared skirt . . Give glamour to your Christmas star with tho most GORGEOUS GOWN this side of Paris . . a wisp of blue net with delicate BISQUE Alcncon lace, complete bodice of beauty above a. sunburst PLEATED skirt . . make her radiant in a wisp of GRAY nylon MARQUISETTE, "French" as a Maremoiselle, to be worn above a very fine nylon tricot GOWN . . Give her -WHITE, with deep panels of LACE from waist to hem . . DEEP V, old-fashioned as a curtsy . . girdled with BLACK VELVET ribbons, garlanded with tucks . . at TOWN SHOP. LOOK BEHIND the scenes for a floating KICK ERNICK TRAVEL ROBE in nylon tricot . . long, graceful sleeves with buttoned French cuffs . . sedate collar and plenty of fullness to cover you faultlessly for that trip down the car' aisle , . comes in red, navy and gold for $22.95 . . We loved a demure darling in blue COTTON EYELET . . a NIGHTIE for "young things" with ruffles like Grandma's . . three-quarter PUFFED sleeves and cautiously BUTTONED right up to the chin at $19.95 .. Now a HINT about LOUNGING, those leisure lime hours when you "lay 'round and like it," WE suggest lush, deep PURPLE VELVET, quilted and lovely, lined brightly with CHARTREUSE . . three-quarters PIERETTE sleeve and simply HUGE pockets, PLAIN matching TROUSERS cut full with no skimping . . at TOWN SHOP . . Look sharply for OTHERS, violet CREPE with PEARL sunburt . . a rose SI10RT1E with gold . . you'll find far MORE than we've mentioned for your stay-'round-thc-house evenings at 500 Mein, TOWN SIIOl 4r &
