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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1954)
FRIDAY, APHHi 30, 1B4 1IKRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORKOON PAGt THTRTtEN Proclaiming Of Special Weeks Gets Complicated hy I'AI'I, V. IIAItVDV JK. HAl.EM M Thin bUfilnoriH of proclaiming "lierlul weeks In get ting compllraled because there Just sren'l cnuugh weeks In Hie jcif, ' Oov. Paul I.. Patterson, as was tin custom ul Ihe governors bn lor him, I'm urn inoiu than 110 atateinents u yrnr proclaiming mid clnnlKimtliiu special weeks mid days. 'I Inn o brum only till weeks year, there's bound to be tome overlapping. Tlin problem facing- the Oregon clllseit la thul he olten hu to ob serve ecveral special weeks nt OtU'P. For Innliince, I ii h I October, Cheese Week and Hlblc Week were observed nt the same time. During another week Unit same month. It wim a four-ply week. It wna Kmploy ma I'hysluiilly Handi capped, Letter Wrltlnir, I'hariiiecy, mid Flic Prevention weeks, all at once, Itlullt now, you're observing Or Kind to Animals Week, nnd Ihtn Bulurduy you will celebrate Loy ally Day. Next week enmrs a bin payoff. It will be Motel, Correct Posture, Hearing, and Mental lleiillli weeks, providing anotlicr opportunity to let four weeka at a aluglo price. How do these weeka come about? Well, let'a pretend that you are the manager of tlio Kumquat Growers Aanoclatlon of Oregon, and Kumquala arcn I selling ao well. You write to the govrrnor and ask lilm to proclaim Kumquat Week, You also send him a lew lines, explaining how Kumquals are vital to tho heulth of the Mule, and what a vital commodity Kum ousts are to the state s economy. The. governor then lasuea a state ment proclaiming Kumquat Week It might not get Into prmt, but you get a copy of It, You proudly allow It to members of the Kum- (lust Producers Association, and they think you're right on the ball Thai's a slightly fiii-felclied Idea about how weeks are born In Ore linn, Out It's exaggerated only be cause Oregon doesn't grow Kum qunls. Hut there really Is surh n thing as n Kumquat, They taste like sn oriiiigo und are awfully good, too, On this subject of food, we have Oregon Products, Canned Uiihnon, Dairy Products, Cheese, mid Pa. clflo Const Oyster weeks, The break really goes lo the eggs, though, The whulo month of February Is egg month In Oregon There also are quite a lew days and weeks act aside for rollulou.i observances. Those Include World Day of Prayer, Bundity - Hchoul Week, World Fellowship Week Operation Pray, and Itrllglou hi American Life Month. Oov. Patterson aUo Issues ap peals for contributions to worthy causes. But he generally does Una without naming special weeks, Ueveral of the special weeks und days deal with patriotism and Its varloua phases. We have Marine Corps Reserve Week, Armed Forces Day, Loyally Day, I Am An American Day,' Day of Free dom, Americanism Week, Minnie Corps Anniversary, and Dill of Klghts Dsy. Then we have special occasions for various orgunixatlons. 'llioso Include Beauty Union. Advertising Recognition. American Legion Legion Birthday, Campllre Girls, Union Label, Business Women's, and Optimist weeks. There are special weeks calllnit attention to dlseasca and handi caps, such aa cancer, blludnesa, deafness and mental disease. Every lather and mother gels Into the act, loo, with proclama tions of Father's Day, Mother's Day, and Mother's Week. The mothers have a big: advantage, though, getting a week and a day, while the fathers draw only a duy. Other weeks are Farm Safety, Jerusalem. Americsn Education. Wildlife, Crime Prevention, Child ft W- z. -V FRESHMEN TRI-HI-Y MEMBERS at KUHS will hold their May Day Dane at the Klamath Yacht Club Friday, April 30, from 8 to 1 1 p.m. The committee in charge includes II to r (tending) Pat Wilbanlci, Mn. Ettin Kigor, edviior; Mary Harlan, Sheila Kuni, Grade Henry, Suien O'Heir, Linda Fyoclc, Karen Kiger, Peggy Wicltt, Sharan Loomil, Janet Wizner, Mary Margaret Addison, Martha Hafter. Seated, tarn order, Judy Brauner, Darl Howard, Donna McFarland, Mary Lou Kerr, Caroline Garriton, Nancy Drew, The semi-formal annual dance is for Tri-Hi-Y members and guests. Alaska Vote Results Told JUNEAU, Alaska (JTI Alaska Democrats' hopes lor a 19M gen eral election comeback a o a r e d Thursday along with their mount ing vole' totals from Tuesday's primary election. There waa a strong awing of voters Into the Democratic pri mary In contrast to the territory's election of a Republican Legisla ture two years ago two weeka be fore the nation also swung Repub lican. E. L. Bartlett, the Democratic delegate to Congress, increased his margin over his only opponent, territorial Auditor Nell Moore, to about a 7 to 1 ratio. The combined vote for the two Democratic candidates continued at a 4 to 1 margin over the com bined vote of the two Republican candidates. Territorial Rep. Barbara Dlmock of Anchorage clinched the Repub lican nomination to oppose Bart lett in the general election. In two of the territory's four Judicial divisions, which, went strongly Republican for the Leg Is- PICTURE FRAMING S3 lature two years ago, bigger votea were polled by two Democrat!! candidates, running unopposed for terrtortal Senate nominations, than In the three-way contest on the Republican side. New Antarctic Expedition Eyed WASHINGTON Ul A new United States expedition to the antarctic, the first In six years, was proposed Thursday to open new sources of mineral wealth and validate territorial claims of this country In the antarctlo re gion. A bill by Sen. Case (R-SD) end Rep. Tollefson (R-Wash), prepared for Introduction, would authorise an appropriation of $300,000 for the expedition and loan of equip ment by government agencies. LsrfMt Suck Ssae nit m.k. vlaase fas aM Mrt 1 vnt krst ft sylasl alas. Inal par flhssa alas. Hamnaa Oifea Caere" Orfee LOUIS H MANN PIANO CO. 120 Ne. 7Hi Snfety, and Letters from America wrcks. And other special dsys sre News, puperboy, Poetry, Korean Chil dren's and National Maritime days. Let's not forget the governor's annual Thanksgiving proclsmalon, either. Thanksgiving wouldn't be official without it. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE. MEDFORD Thoroughly Modem Mrs. J. t Parley Joe Earley Jr. Proprietors Army Discloses Atomic Strength FRANKFURT. Germany Wl The U.S. Army disclosed today that It now has 30 of Its giant 280mm. atomic cannons In Germany. The first battalion of between WE GIVE S&K GREEN STAMPS KC PAINT STORE S20 Klamath Ave. 500 and 800 men and six guns, which fire either atomic or con ventional shells, arrived last Oct ober. The second arrived last Jan uary, The Army confirmed last night that a third formerly at Ft. Sill, Okla. had arrived, but would eot say when. Ace Mimeo Service Formerly Chase A Lawler 424 Mela St. For Public Stenography erO j e'r" YOlii LOCAL dmi3?MB F01P BEALOR OfLaAtka ShjDpA Shops Well! Happened Thought we'd seen EVERYTHING . . . right down to the last knot in the string;, the last carbon on a sales slip at LA FOINTE'S, but were WE fooled? GirUes . . . GIRLIES . . . prettily present at LA POLNTE'S Is the merriest madcap selection of O A Y SPRING FROCKS that EVER hit this TOWN I . . . bought with' an eye on the FASHION TREND ... at LEAST a THOUSAND new DRESSES for falling-in-love time by KAY WINDSOR who knows the LOOK men LOVE . . . ITALIAN designed COTTON PRINTS and SOLIDS In riotous colors by ROBERTO GENTILE . . . KAY WINDSORS at M.95 and $10.95 . . . such LITTLE PRICES for such crisp, colorful cottons . . . "COMPARE" with FROCKS selling for much, much more, and you'll be SURPRISED . . . KAY WIND SOR frocks bought for a SELECT clientele by LA POINTE'S ... for Junior misses and half size figures ... We went completely "GASPY" at the Hny priced and terrific NYLONS, SHEERS, daint ily sprigged DIMITIES . . . man-catcher LINENS, one and TWO piece beauties . . . EVERG LAZES in enchanting, boufant-skirted patterns. Prctty-as-a-portrait . . . cool-as-a-breeze . . . washable-as-a-hankie . . . flirtatious, full skirted ,a treat to wear, a cinch to sudse' SUMMER FROCKS, right now at the START of the season at "knock-you-dead" prices at LA POINTE'S. SHANTUNG weaves and those heavenly, you-enn-woar-them-anywhere SCILLAS . . . the JERSEYS by SACONY with knitted CINCH belts for bright young things ,on the go all day. on the Job all day, on the town, on va cation . . . mint-cool, practical, the kind you buy and never forget, all SIZES, all COLORS, $10.95. If you want to walk on air, with your head in the clouds, KNOWING you are ENVIED, the place to get your SUMMER FROCKS Is at . . . LA POINTE'S Sometimes Success comes unasked and unaided . . . SOME TIMES It's THRUST upon a lady ... but MOSTLY we gals must WORK t winning acclaim , . . ESPECIALLY In the ART of keeping DAINTY. With TUSSY CREAM DEODOR ANT from rilRRIV'S vnll '.SllVvA CBn cutldle close s the -yLCfStX skin on an onion and be a lot sweeter . -. . It's THAT time of YEAR again when you CAN get Into trouble . . . when you CAN drive friends away instead of nearer and no one will even HINT at the reason . . , DONT gamble, except with your nickles . . . they'll STRETCH at CURRIN'S to buy you TWICE as much TUSSY CREAM DEOD ORANT during this annual HALF PRICE SALE . . . regular $1 jars of this fragrant, non-itchy, non-greasy, non-damaging TUSSY perspiration odor 'knocker" for SO cents . .. HALF a DOLLAR . . . we'd like to gamble: this gentle-acting cream would check beads of sweat on the brow of a stevedore, we're THAT sure it WORKS. NOW'S the time to stock up for a whole year . . . FOUR Jars of TUSSY CREAM DE ODORANT COULD do it . . . SIX are SAF ER .. . wonderful for feet tortured by tight shoes, soothes as It sweetens, C-A-L-L for T-U-S-S-Y at NINTH and MAIN, crnm-vs it ft The Art Center... The Spring DISCOUNT sale on GIFT Items and SPECIAL orders on all HAND WOVENS will con tinue THROUGH MAY 8. JUST here, a COM . PLETE line of those love Si - aa i L EBP- She May Be A Whizz in the kitchen... she may bake a prise apple pie . . . she may nave a green thumb in the garden and boost your morale pretty high . . . she. may put a neat paten, on Pm'a breeches and soften the blow ot your woes, but REMEMBER your MOM is a WOMAN who'll love a MOTHER'S DAY gift from TOWN SHOP. Did a look-see for you : this week to help you DECIDE on tee MOOT question, "What shall it be?" A BOX of those "so satisfying. flt-aU-leis, Just-wont-wear-out NO-MEND NYLONS," (sometimes her ankles are permanently puffed or-1 REGULAR nylons Just DONT fit, these WILL), in cooliah new spring shades. Water, Tee. Pink Marble, Porcelain, Almond Taupe, SIM to J1.95 per pair . . . for budge buy ing those wonderful, long-wearing CONNIE nylons by STRUT WEAR in "Preachy" tones for spring costumes, fT a pair . . . FOUaV pair for $3.95. nicely boxed for GIVING, at TOWN SHOP. Shell Just about collapse over a stunning RAMBLER or SADDLE leather HANDBAG, the kind that has enough extra POCKETS to hide her pet recipe and Poppa's wallet .big and roomy and beautiful . . . look for those smart new PASTEL BAGS in FABRIC with matching fabric GLOVES ... for shiny PATENTS, so smart this year, for an ODD bag if she has others. Pretty her with a NYLON TRICOT BLOUSE, sheer as mist on the mountains. light as a whisper, pretty as a nosegay In DIVINE pastel colors . . . flirty flutings, dainty lace, tiny tuckings. Coral, Lavender, Silvery Gray, Baby Blue and Pink, the Palest Yellow, collars and jewel necklines, $3.M up perfect point-up for MOTHER'S DAY JEWELS from TOWN SHOP. Tuck in an exquisite POSIE to nestle en her shoulder . .. shell love SWEET TALK on HER day, but she'll love your being PRACTICAL too, so make your gift a COS TUME gift from FIFTH and MAIN, TOWN SHOP ft ft Help yoBTsetf to beauty by watching the faces la a crowd ... determine yea WONT pull down your lips to an Inverted V . . . drop your head until your throat looks like an accordion .- ... twiddle yeor nose or blink your eyes . . It's those little mannerisms that give away your age. ft ft ft This Tale Is For Yon... If you have a little disturber-of-the-peace or KNOW some gal who is in the blushlngly boom ing business of buying for "Better Babies." for HERS is the chance to get SOMETHINO for NOTHINQ at . . . MILLER'S. Don't start to shiver and don't start to shake . . , there's no MON EY Involved, no BOX TOPS to take to WIN a LAYETTE of ' CUT LER'S CUVER-UPS in the INFANT'S DEPT. on the SECOND floor. TWO boxes for BOYS and two boxes for GIRLS are already wrapped and waiting for some lucky ladies who regis ter between NOW and MAY 8 at MILLER'S. No money needed, simply sign your name, drawings will be held at 3:00 p.m. by the clock, for FOUR (4) days, starting MONDAY, MAY 10, and FOUR lucky women will carry away, "Scot-Free," those ducky kiddle dress. Ups ... A cunning, cool, comfortable, plisse topper and pantle set in pretty colors for coddled customers, age f to 24 months, bloomer style PANTIES lined with that NO-DRIP, soft-as-silk LANOL1ZED Goodyear Farolated VINY FILM that won't bake Bmall "bottoms." The lining that keeps baby comfortable because lk ACTUALLY breathes . . . PLUS cunning, silky little terry cloth NAPPIES and other didos for darling Dianas ... Single-breasted Jacket and keep-you dry pantlets for the male moppet in your life. He-man panties lined with that won't-crack-even-when-boiled VINYFILM that keeps Mom mies from going mad as a March Bar , , i at MILLER'S, where ... Those FOUR big, ribbon-bound boxes, each one FULL of 2 worth of BABY wardrobes, (no dldles) wait for LUCKY LADIES who take advantage of the come-'n-get-'em GIFTS dur ing NATIONAL BABY WEEK . . , APRIL 10 to MAY S at o MAIN STREET, MILLER'S ly new BUZZA-CORDOZA GREETING CARDS Is the word from 1329 MAIN, the ' AIIT, CENTER
