THURSDAY, AUGUST 6. 1953
American Women Recognized For High-Ranking Federal
In the llrst 6U months of thu pi.
ttnhowcr Administration, women
have been signally recognlied by
Presidential cppointment to high
kins. Assistant to the Republican
National Committee Chairman
poiniea oui today.
Twenty seven newly appointed
women are now filling high-rank-
ing rwierai positions concerned
wmi aipiomaiic relations, health,
education, social welfare, civil de
fense. United Nations, foreign as-
Malin Garden
Club Meets
MALIN The Malin Garden
ciuo neid it's regular monthly
meeting Wednesday afternoon at
the Malin Park. Members met just
oeiore i p.m. to enjoy a potluck
luncheon, after which a Business
meeting was held.
Plans were announced for the
newly organized garden club's
first Flower Show, which will be
held Aug. IS at the Malin Grade
scnooi Auditorium. Mrs. Emu To
fell will be general chairman and
will appoint committees to help
with the show.
Mrs. Jerry Rajnus was In charge
of the afternoon's program and
demonstrated the an of corsage
making. Armed with roses and
other summer flowers, wire, tape,
ribbon and net, she constructed
many beautiful corsages. Some ot
the members also tried tneir luck
at It and found it to be quite fas
cinating. Members and guests present
were: Mrs. Loyal Loveness, Mrs.
Emil Tofell, Mrs. Phil Blohm. Mrs.
Carlo Cornell. Mrs. Jerry Rajnus,
Mrs. Boyd Byrne, Mrs. Loveness
Sr., Mrs. Ben Daniel, Mrs. Charles
Hamilton, Mrs. Teresa McComb.
Mrs. Joe Halousck, Mrs. Robert
Holl, Mrs. Ed Stastny, Mrs. Wal
ter Stastny, Mrs. Wayne J'isk and
Mrs. Marlon Monfore.
Each member wore a vegetable
corsage. Picked as the most at
tractive was one made of green
peppers tied with green ribbon,
worn by Mrs. Robert Hnll.
City Running Out
0! Welcome Keys,
Seeks Substitute
PHILADELPHIA W Anybody
got an idea what Philadelphia can
give Its visiting dignitaries as
tokens of welcome?
Director of Commerce Walter
M. Phillips, the official city greet
er, says the city is running low on
Its supply of traditional items such
as gold-plated keys to the city,'
gold-plated paper weights, etc
Phillips says he considers these
items utterly useless, anyway, so
now he's hunting around for some
thing new and practical and fair
ly Inexpensive
Delicious luncheon salad: Stuffed
hard-cooked egg halves on a bed
of shredded green cabbage. Accom
pany the salad with Russian dress
ing made by mixing mayonnaise
with finely diced green pepper,
olives, celery and scallions.
f - C I it tow 3-D Grew Ptctvrti in .
ir ?0 in oil I Cofltct
tttt
Muffets
POTEET'S
MARKET
Owned and Operated
By
Bob & "Peanuts" Poteet
Portlond Provision Co.
Picnics
Small Size
47c
lb.
Old Fashioned Kind Swift's
Franks 39c
Choice Quolify VEAL
CHOPS - 49c
Good Lean BEEF
ROASTS 39c
DEPEND ON
US
FOR QUALITY
Prices
Effective
Throuqh
Saturday
sistance. fiscal matters, customs,
legal affairs, transportation, pat
ents employment and parole prob
lems. "Women worked," Miss Adkins
said. "In unprecedented numbers
and zeal for the election of Pres
ident Eisenhower, supporting their
faith in his objectives and his
leadership to revitalize the nation
al government for the general wel
fare. The appointment of distin
guished women to places of dis
tinction in the Administration ts
therefore most gratifying to citi
zens over the country. It is signifi
cant that these representative
women leaders in politics, national
organizations, social wellare work
and public administration who have
been called to service in vital posts
are playing a real role in the dailv
mounting achievements of the new
Administration."
In addition to Presidential ap
pointments. Miss Adkins declared,
Cabinet officers and independent
Agency heads have named a num
ber of women to important assign
ments within their own appointive
field. More important women ao-
pointments are expected shortly.
Miss Adkins predicted.
In these first 191 davs of the
new Administration, women's qual
ifications for public affairs are al
ready reflected, Miss Adkins said,
in the appointment of competent
women for several "firsts" includ
ing the first woman Ambassador
to a major European country, the
first career woman diplomat ele
vated to an Ambassador, the first
woman to a newly-established Cab
inet post; the first woman deputy
Civil Defense Administrator; the
ft's Betty Time
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LEMONS
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CABBAGE
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first woman, assistant to Director
of Mutual Security Administration:
the first woman Assistant Commis
sioner of Patents; the first woman
assistant to a Cabinet olficer; the
first woman member of Advisory
Board, Post Office Department.
Major women appointments to
date are: '
Secretary, Department of Health.
Education. Welfare, Mrs. Oveta
Culp Hobby, Houston Texas.
IL S. Ambassador to Italy Mrs.
Clare Boothe Luce;, tiidgefleld.
Conn..
U. S. Ambassador to Switzer
land Miss Frances Willis, Red
lands. Calif.
U. S. Treasurer Mrs. Ivy Priest,
Bountiful, Utah. -
Assistant U. S. Treasurer Miss
Catherine B. Cleary, Milwaukee,
Wis.
Delegate. 8th session. United Na
tions' General Assembly Mrs.
Frances P. Bolton, Ohio.
Alt. Delegate, 8th session. Uni
ted Nations' General Assembly
Mrs. Oswald Lord. New York.
Deputy Civil Defense Adminis
tratorMrs. Kathertne G. Howard,
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fruit ptctin product
TASTI IEST...C0ST LESS!
BOX OF
19'
Sumhine Pound of Fancy
Cookies
NOBILITY
COOKIES 55c
Sumhine GRAHAM
Crackers
32c
DURKEE'S
Tossed Dressing with
Free
Wooden Fork and
Spoon All for
29c
COCONUT
4-oz. can of Moist
Shredded Coconut
12c
Doa Meal or Cubes
59c
NliAICisib
baa
Glass Cleaner
Aeromisf ?rr
Squeeze Bottle aWl
And 8-oz. Refill
Flavorade L 10c
Pectin
Pen-Jel
pk,. 10c
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On $5.00
Orders
Or Over
lllf
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Boston Mass.
Assistant Director. Mutual Se
curity Administration Mrs., Hi
ram C. Houghton, Red Oak, row.
Member. Parole Board, Justice
Department Mrs. Dorothy Mc
Cullough Lee, Portland. Ore.
Superintendent, U. S. Mint (Den
ver) Mrs. Daniel J. Schneider,
Denver, Colorado.
Superintendent. V. S. Mint ( Phil
adelphia) Mrs. Rae V. Blester,
Drexel Hill. Perm.
Associate Judge, Municipal Court
Dlst. of Columbia Miss Mildred
Reeves, Washington, DC.
Ass't to Secretary, Dej.t. Heath,
Education. Welfare Mrs. Jane
Morrow Spaulding. Charleston, W.
Va.
Collector of Customs Miss Al
bina R. Cermak. Cleveland, Ohio,
Assistant Commissioner of Pat
entsMrs. Robert W. Leeds, At
lantic City. N.J.
Member. Advisory Board. Post
Office Department' Mrs. Consu-
elo N. Bailey. Burlington. Vk
Ass't Dir. for Women's Affairs,
Civil Defense Administration
Mrs. Clayton Lytle. Wilmington.
Del.
Tomatoes
Field Ripened
Watermelons
Red Ripe
Thick Meated
Elberta
Caraiypes
REACHE
BEST FOODS
Sandwich Spread
Occident Devil's Food
CAKE MIX
55c
3 Pkgs. For
While it Lasts
PIXIE
MARSHMALLOWS
Snack Sise
Fresh Fluffy
10-oz.
baa
BLUE BELL
POTATO CHIPS
BUTTER
Springbrook
Pound
67
FLOUR
Gold Medal
SO lbs.
398
BONNIE
DOG FOOD
Req. 49c - -
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Jobs
Member. American BaUle Mon
uments Commission Mrs. Wendell
Willkie. New York City and Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. Oyster
Bay. N. Y. ,
Consultant Jo Minority Groups,
Federalute Employment Agen
cies. Department of Labor Miss
Roberta Church. Chicago.
Assistant in Dept. Health. Edu
cation. Welfare Mrs. Georgia
France McCoy, Oklamhoma City,
Okie..
Director. Transportation Re
search. Post Office Dept. Dr.
Beatrice Aitcison, Washington,
V. S. Delegate. American Inn
Institute for Protection of Child
hood Mrs. Elizabeth S. Enochs,
Washington, D. C.
Alt. Delegate. American Int'l In.
stitute for 'Protection of Childhood
Dr. Bess Goodykoonlz, Washing
ton, D. C.
United Nations' Human Rights
Commission Mrs. Oswald Lord,
New York City.
United Nations' Status of Women
Commission Mrs. Lorena B.
Hahn, Omaha. Nebraska.
Thurs., Friday, Sat. Surprise
2w
20-lb.
69c,39c
Quart Jar
WHITE STAR
TUNA FISH
Bit size
3
DANNY BOY '
SHRIMP
Broken
S-oz.
DOODLE DANDY Assorted
PICKLES
er Relish. 5-oz. tumbler 2 for
PLANTERS
P-Nut Butter
22-oz. Jar
Thurs.,-Fri.,Sat. Surprise
SUGAR
PURE CANE
25-lb.
Tall
for
PINEAPPLE
Royal Club or
Del Monte
Vi Tin 2 for
25c
EGGS
Grade AA Med.
Thurs. rFri., -Sat.
SURPRISE
9th and Pine (We
111 2
Fort Area Wood
FORT KLAMATH Alter hav
ing worked for the past three
months at the U. S. Indian Forest
Service Black HiUs-Unit ol timber
near Beatty, a crew of eight men
l four sets) resumed cutting down
trees July 37 for the Modoo Lumber
Co.. at the Seven Mile division of
U. S. forest service timber west
of here.
Four day fillers are also on the
Job. cutting snags on the right of
way. Early this spring, before
transferring equipment and men
to Beatty, two million feet of Um
ber were cut and logs hauled to
the company mill at Klamath
Falls, and by the time anew flies
here, it is expected that the re
maining eleven million feet will
have been cut and hauled: this
completing the logging at Seven
Mile unless a forthcoming bid on
U At
Out at S
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SHOP
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lug
FRUIT
Mason Complete
Req. Doz. Qts.
85'
cans
2 Dozen for
39
CERT0,2Bot.
tin
25;
59
Thurs. - Fri.
5
SNOWDRIFT
THURS.-FRI.-SAT.
Surprise, 3 lbs.
bag
Can
27
THURS.
SURPRISE
COFFEE
' MANNINGS
Thur.-Fri.-Sat. 0
SURPRISE
1 lb. and 2 lb.
CATSUP
Stockton rf Af
12-oz. Bottle I IJC
reserve the right to limit quantities)
Cutting Resumes
another stand of timber la the area
is successful. . ...
Trucks are it ill hauling logs
from the Black Hills site of woods
operations, and will start here
about August 10. according to pres
ent plans of Donald P. Veatch,
logging superintendent ot the Mo
doc Lumber Company. Wpods fore
man for the company is William
DuBois, . Chiloquin.
During the three mcnths ot
woods operations at the black Hills
23! 333 i car
CUT
BEEF ROASTS
Federally graded 'good & choice'
or Swift's select gov't inspected
and "Commercial" for extra lean.
PICNIC HAMS
Mild cure, light weight, Swift's
Premium quality-whole or hnlf
No extra charge for slicing . . .
WIENERS
Del Monte's Quality. The big,
fat, juicy old-fashioned kind . . .
SLICED BACON
Swift's Premium . . Armour's Star
Swift's Oriole - Armour's Banquet
. . . Del Monte's Sweetheart . . .
JARS
$89
Kerr Reg. Lids ) 5
43c
MARGARINE j)
Holiday yT
- Sat. SURPRISE
lbs.
WESSON OIL 5
- FRI. - SAT.
Qt. Bottle
DERBY
Chili Con Carni
49c
15-oz. tin, 2 for
DOLE
PINEAPPLE
Chunks 9
No. 2 tin
Phone 3167
PAGE NINE
unit, sertn mffliea feet of timber
were logged, and the company will
cut similar amount there for the
next eight years, it la reliably re-.
F"rted.
MANILA HOSPITAL
MANILA (J) A contract for
construction ot a 18,400,000 U. 8.
sponsored veterans hospital la Ma
nila, the largest such structure la
Asia, was signed Tuesday by the
Philippine government and a I s
building firms.
Manzanrta
Social Club
CARD PARTY
. Friday, Aug, 7 '
8 p.m. I.O.O.F. Had
"Games Prixn
Refreshment
Baiaar Tabla
" EVERYONE INVITED
EVERBEST
PICKLES ASST.
4Vi-oz. Jar Maraschino
CHERRIES
4'i-oz. Jar
Stuffed Olives
IVi-oz. Jar
YOUR CHOICE
KRAFT
CHEESE WHIZ
FISHER'S
Cheese Spread
Sic
2 lb.
loaf
0
DERBY
TAMALES
49
15-oz. tin 2 for
SUN PAKT
ORANGES .
Mandarin Osf
ll-oi. tin , 2 for
Northern
TISSUE
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Rolls 3)
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