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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1953)
y, KKBKUAHY 13, IBM HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE NINE h Humor, Punch ty, Introduced With h To Help Interpret ION If - rUWllwr It III LIU'eiY OI t Htlllhl. Em iii-; .II.,. Inim llltl 1IIUPI niMI"'" r- jhr bhiim. lutmy maim- omul to help everyone Int. . ...... ty. ClapP. acting liurn- i,. unco wiiii win iuij. M,lilnr at Punch. Lnrll losing H wit?" 'Oil, H I ""Good, excellent," i. ....Ml n,t HIV rlulll. I, Makins, Hie embnssa- tsmen a Contest L m find a lum.n for rrwny III KUniath Conn- nv ol prises lined up lor ivr winners, iilr.il clone midnight, -ml hiiuid members of Lin Sportsman's Assocla. L..i liihlj In ti.rtlnnnfe L,,i rrordlns' In KSA En liobson, but regulsr I. re. irn re to be mailed Into i, n.vts. euro of Klam- Ininn'i Association, Klam- I soon B reiidy. Pre Cukn aro to be published i the iieraia ana news, suggested ilonun exam f h "Conservation hrvBiitution" or "Cornier- fllowshlp, Sportsmanship." L. nf Ihn ajmoclBllan. be Itwr Club Promotes Good ilun mid conservation iMIIIa V.rllltlB." li no limit on the number I in the slogans to De en t llobKin emphasised they rnnclse anil attractive, helng oflered Include: v. a three piece glass second. Ptluegcr tly Id, lenlher bound flah- I. (ouiui, Buddy Tackle fiflh hunting knife. HS Highlights HAROLD McKAY KUHS music students lire be present In Port- he all-slate bend. Tlie stu- tho mde the honor ate er, Dune Dennis. Peaty nd Robert Eblnger. one school In the mate In are sending atudenLi to to participate In the band. Pelican meet the team sharing the cellar of the with tills weekend. The 111 meet the Uranta Pass lonlghl and tomorrow Ihe Cavemen's court. If II get to Oram Pass lo- ire the game be aure and Ihe broadcast over KFJI. Union to the games over l Pass this weekend the encounter both the Bo- uninr Varalty and the Bo- truly In a double-header afternoon. The Wildcats will start Ihe game ihe Bonanza JV'a and the k on the 'Cats will tangle f Antlers In the main game. In court will be open every lv mnrnln from ft:00 a.m. Bon for the use of the boys ml to play oasketoeii over send. dor, was Introduced. 7,11 droll, balding fellow. Said Punch Is "llrlllah an 'roast beef whrn lliern Is nnv. In fact, It's the rib of that roast." Sir Roger pointed lo the differ enres In nsllonsl humor. Recalled Bill Nye, the American humorist, mndn two trips to England. On second trip Nye found UrllMlrn. had Jtll alarled latiuhliig at Jokes he made on first trip, Tlie ambassador said tile Scats laugh indefinitely at the same Joke. indeed, lie said, he agreed Willi someone who aald, "Ihe Scots laugh Immoderately at slated In- lervMih." "Very good, excellent." said the rjriiisn accent. But, Wr Roger aald, as long as we understand each other's Jokes we don't, hsve to worry too much anoui uie rest ol our relationships. Me then gave sample of Ameri can humor. fellow climbs Into a cab here In WaMilngton. On wsy down Pennsyl vsnls Avenue notices mono oil Ar chives building, "The past la pre lude ' Aka csbble what II niesna. "Thai's government language," i t.ses the hsctier. "lor "you sln'li need nothing yell' " British humor, tlie ambassador ssld, Is more Ironical, more re strained, more given to under statement. Me suggested sending American humor abroad on a trip similar to Punch's In the hopes of crou-ferllllrailon. Sir Roger aald everyone could see he hadn't been able lo resist an attempt lo be funny In his re marks. But, he said, "I'm going to close my remarks without what you Americans call a 'Punch' line." "Very good, very excellent," said the British accent. Carried away with It all. a pho tographer came up and told me he waa glad they were serving sherry so no one could accuse him of being Punch drunk. I left, laughing moderately. This, Marriage Off With Splash MIAMI. FIs. W Nineteen-year- old Belly Anderson and Frank Dyalin, ?S, wanted a wedding on water skis because they met andi fell In love while learning the sport. 80 It itarled out thai way Thurs. day, with the bride end groom skimming along behind the min ister In a molorboat. No one, however, could hear he Rev. Jefferson Btlles'a words above the roar ol tlie motors: the bathing suit of one of Die bridesmaids spilt up Ihe back: and finally both Betty and frank pitched into the ocean. Tlie bride and groom swam to Ihe beach. Rev. Stiles joined them there and had them repeat the vofta while standing knee-deep In water. w4 Q fa. i i & ANOTHIR KLAMATH SCOUT who received SeoutdWi l,;9tiet doner hire week wet Donald Boyd, 16, who wet owerded hit Eagle Scout certificate In services et the First Pres byterian Church. Above (I to rl ere: Mr. end Mrs. Floyd A. Boyd, 1315 Pacific Terrace, Doneld's perents; Donald; end Jim Pinniger, 1 1 52 Crescent, institutional representative of Scout Post 142 here. Donald is en Explorer Scout. I atari-ataslaa atari el 1 hmMtartafaMpiMl REDSKEUQTJ Starts SUN, It'i loter than you think! Next Saturday, Feb. 14 3 VALENTINE esk A I VAY ! (A JCkEWI inl Win gwwwe-B. LOVILY HIART-SHAPEO BOXES of WHITMAN'S CHOCOLATES MISS SAYLORSdCHOCOLATES 1 PERFUMES AND COLOGNES by COTY, YARDLEY, HOUIIGANT. ELMO, EVENING IN PARIS WHIT! A WYCKOFF STATIONERY ' 1 ' : NASH or ENGER-KRESS BILL FOLDS (J EXQUISITE COSTUME JEWELRY I SHEAFFIR OR PARKER PENS ) FINE SOAPS AND BUBBLE BATH f GIBSON VALENTINE CARDS ; LEE HENDRICK S f , "Your Ntlflhborhood Druqfllir'' n.ia, jo, orn sr. I V v 111 TP J Shakeup In Rrm Seen PORTLAND I Stockholdera of the Interstate Tractor and Equip ment Co. have been called to a special meeting Friday to name a new board of directors in what la expected lo be an executive ahakeup Involving Jess Oard, Re publican national committeeman. Collls Johnson, president, would neither confirm nor deny that Oard would be removed as treasurer of the compsny. But he aald that If Oard Is not re-elected to the board he will not be eligible to the post. Neither would Byrle H. Hunter. executive vice president, and Oeorge Altstadt, vice president In charge of sales. Johnson, who la the company's major stockholder, described ques tions about possible shakeup as "premature." Any action would depend on the stockholders, he said. Oard, who could not be reached for comment, Joined the company In 1M, after leaving a post with the U. B. National Bank of Port land. He went Into the banking business In 1IM. There's NefMag iiaer far VALENTINE DAY (Neat Seterdeyl Ttne e Heert-Tkrek Oitt (rem MURIEL'S 1011 Mel ft. Lstftil Una r Itsslss Mass plaasi la Ikls earl f lbs !. Rant ' lovely new spinet piano for only 9.75 monthly. Apply rant for reasonable tima toward purchase if do sired. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 N. 7th Phono 71S2 Hammond Oran - j v h. 1 wf) r 'NT 1 S iet'e; ilt v f r' V-J s CASPER DAVIS. ONE OF OUR HOLLYWOOD MASTER DESIGNERS . . ,,copijbine$ new mimosa colored toyo straw .with soft Navy velvet to create a high peak pill box and top it' with the cutest bird nest of spring flowers ... One of ; . many breath-taking beauties now assembled for you in our hat salon. - - . " 1 1 I ! ,' k ' 1 ' I , 1 - V , ' it, .''' ' , I , ' MP's Probe Murder Death PORTLAND 1 The Air Force la Investigating the fatal "hooting near Casablanca. French Morocco, of Mrs. Barbara Jean Combs, 24, whose body Is being returned to her Portland borne for burial. Her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rol and B. McKenxle, aald they under stood Mrs, Combs, the wife of an Air Force sergeant, was shot Jan. 30 by looters who broke Into the couple's house about It miles from Casajilance. Her husband, T. ggt. Roy Combs, already his returned to Portland with their three amall children. He was unavailable for comment. The McKenilee aald they were advised by telegram from the Air Force that their daughter'! death waa under Investigation. Rep. Norblad IR-Ore). who checked on th rsse sniH the Pentagon confirmed Mrs. Combs' I death but would give out M deUlle until the Investigation It completed. of FIRE EXTINGUISHER Pyrano Push Button -Ideal for the 4" QC home. Only ' City Ice i Supply Co. 665 Sprinq - Phone 4706 HALF YEARLY HI im NOW IN PROGRESS AT S2S Main LEON'S Phono 3464 VftwdhaA SlfwjpA and SlfWjpA It Wann't Canasta television or a Rembrandt we found this week ' at MILLER'S . . OO LA LAI NO . . twas TOMMIES, the PERTEST Idea In PROPOR TIONETTE PAJAMAS since Ortmmi was a (url . . here are Harry Ber gen fresh new TOMMIES in pleasant prints . . wash able cottons that sing . . sunny cottons In brilliant new colors, aqua. Buttercup yellow, coral, turquoise. Blush pink . . PLISSE CREPE ones too if you're a lassie who would rather "pick prunes" than push an iron around an Ironing board . . et MILLER'S. Makes "no difference" if you're a UU gal, er short gal, a plump one or you're simp ly slim . . TOMMIES will FIT because they ere MADE to fit . . did a little "inside" snooping Just to see If the "gossip" we'd been hearing about TOMMIES was "straight . goods" and 'twas . . seams all covered, no - RAW edges . . buttons LOCKED on end by actual TEST, "stay-put" 133 longer than those SEWN on . . look for TINY TOMMIES if you're S feet J and under , . REGULAR TOMMIES If you're M to M . . TALL TOM MIES if you're stately . . for SHIRT TOPS in Hound's Tooth checks, plain trousers . . Block Prints . . Stripes . . Plain et the LITTLE price of S3.S5 at MILLER'S . . Where we found VALENTINES for lov elies , . exquisite, frothy, lace-laden LUXITE BUDGET BELLES, pretty as a pink carnation, BETS of NYLON TRICOT LINGERIE, dainty and delicate HALF BLIPS, gj.se . . ruffled ripply FULL 8LIP8. M M . . little REALLY brief PANTIES, tl.1t and the most luscious DOWNS, peek-a-boo bodices, shy little sleeves (puffed), S6.95 . . dream-stuff for your Queen of Hearts on the SECOND floor at Sit MAIN, MILLER'S Remember the "hobble skirt" . . here's hew It happened . , back in "those days" when women blushed te show their ankles, Mrs. Hart Berg waa offered ride in an air plane during the Wilbur Wright experimenta la France. Her husband, worried about her, modeaty, tied ft rope securely around Che hem f her skirt . , down te earth again . , French designer aeetng her hobble from the plane rushed te Paris, whipped up the gar- ment with restricted hemline that swept the Greet the Spring In a suit that is splashed with Jewels .. this Is the French touch that smart Parislenns discovered, elegant for teas. No way has ever been found te restore the bubbling fountain ef youth but certain cosmetics have found waya te reproduce, smil ingly closely ,the natural moisture of a baby's skin. You can wear this cream all day under your make-up, took as dewey at night aa when yen left your home in the morning. If a man asks your help In buying a Valen tine gift for his best girl, remind him that perfume is potent compliment. Tell him first lo name hit price to the salesgirl, otherwise she may be embarrased at showing him ft, pocket vial when he wants te pay a baby for-' tune. One ef that great band of French per fumes that make women feel beloved when they waff the first breath upon the Valen tine air la now available In America, a blend of M essences gathered from all the mvater toua placet of the world, gift ef gifts for cherished woman. Don't be shocked Into going on banana diet by the suing of skirt fashions to the "straight and narrow. "Some feminine forms Just don't TAKE to slim as a swlnle stick skirt and If yours doesn't, DON'T give up the comfort and grace of a fuller one. The "nol-ao-young" figure especially, needs the ease of more yardage . . no "bumpy" figure is chle If poured Into ft too-narrow frock . . say (he aages. Somebody Cares . . of COURSE they do . . somebody cares be cause you're YOU . . somebody loves the way you talk, the way that you smile, tlie way you walk . . somebody loves you the whole year through and we're not dreaming, we KNOW it's true after dropping Into KOHN S FLOWERS and GIFTS and spot ting all the VALEN TINE PLANTS tagged for you and you and you . . . OOROEOUS. red TULIPS, sweet-scented HYACINTHS, dainty AZALEAS, Valentine pretty with gay red hearts, lacy (rills and perky bows at KOHN'S, Maybe we gals aren't "sticklers" for court liness in the males we love but we DO adore their REMEMBERING on SWEETHEART DAY so give a gentle hint, do It subtly, let ' him believe HE thought about giving you t FLOWER VALENTINE from MAIN, Bohn's Flowers and Gifts Hair That Cllateits.. turned up nose, OAL with a figure, cheek like ft rose . . middle-aged SIREN, eyes of blue, skin a little crepey, she needs to TOO, (go to Cl'BRIN'S) grande-dame GRAMMA. stately, UU . . HER skin's lost its firmness) but THESE arent ALU the women who should take advantage of the BIG cut in prices on the simply miraculous TUB8Y "Balanced Diet Beauty at CUERIfTS. Did double flip thia week when we discovered the NEW approach to) beauty that can make you look YEARS younger if youU be a Faithful Fanny and use the TUSSY routine . . BRACE, CLEANSE, BEAUTIFY. Start NOW while you can get a HUGE bottle of TUSSY SKIN LOTION, one for oily, one for dry skin, REGULAR ll.1t eat for just tl and TUSSY fluffy PINK CLEANS ING CREAM, fast-working grime-tetter for oily or normal skins and TUSSY EMULSI FIED CLEANSING CREAM that soothes aa it cleanses for prices you can't afford NOT to pay . . t3.tt size (this will last for months! now iz.U .. tt size for tUS. . Follow the TUSSY TRAIL to womanly beauty . . drop Into CURRDi'S. ask f or the little booklet that telle you how the great beauties keep their skin soft u VELVET . . how THEY diet, it'a an EXCITING way to be lovely as you to down the corridor of the years with the help of the folks at NINTH .and MAIN, , tlllHLVS SHOE NEWS for Spring, discovered at Jliller'a Shoe Department . . took for ska patent leather accent te shine with etttsot every costume women will wear frem early - morning cottons to after-five restaurant freest . . high colors and deep colors, with every thing from pearl gray to black . . pa teat la aweeplng America in pumps, slings, straps, brightened with rhinestooet, tipped with bows, -. . PATENT It Ihe important, the right teach for all your Spring wardrobe. i If YOUR man b a male who la the typa who shops hastily just so he haa a package to tuck under your piUow come Hi. Valen tine's Day, now is the time to five him a feminine nudge and inform him of your heart's desire . . steer him tactfully from the paring knife he haa been eyeing up to your favorite beauty bar, lingerie counter, flower shop, candy shop er frock salon don't en. THIS day let him be practical. ' Crop your locks In '53 Is the edict of hair stylists . , you'll be teeing wayward, wind blown, frisky variations of Ihe short cut . . . the Cherub and the sculptured Michelangelo, ' short and seductively feminine . . elaborate coiffures are again coming into their own . a fashione traced back to the new First Lady whose hair curls enchantlngly over the tem plet te meet her bangs. Jet black onyx la coming back strong la Importance In the Jewelry world. Weaen'a rings are now being turned out with the spot light on imaginative onyx motifs. The rich black color of onyx harmonises well with any feminine costume . . designers are combining its deep lustre with amall diamonds In net tings of the new precious palladium . ; "swanky" for evening wear with black vel vet and rhinestones. We're Going Round in circles, because we're wondering if there's a chance that you and me could go around together to RICKYS and take a good look at the BEST VALENTINE idea in "our town" . IMPORTED ENGLISH BONE CHINA CUPS and SAUCERS for the UNBELIEVEABLE, teeny little price of $1 , . what NICER way - can you "conjure" to say "I WISH YOU'D BE MY VALENTINE" than to send her HALF A DOZEN fragile bits of beauty to add to her -collection. , TEA TIME is returning to favor and all hostesses adore serving in exquisite china. Time Is short, don't wait another moment , ' take a Jaunt DOWNSTAIRS to the SILVER and CHINA SHOP . . look to your left and then to the right, you can't MI8S these posy . garlanded, gold embossed works of art at RICKYS No EXCHANGES . . no REFUNDS on this SPECIAL price. LOVE is sweeping the country and CUPID will win in a hearUUda If your VALENTINE gift Is IMPORTED BONE CHINA CUPS and SAUCERS from England and found at let MAIN, RICKYS V