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Saturday, Sept, 29
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Announces
$1 BILLION
OF LIFE
INSURANCE
NOW
IN FORCE
William Goen. local agent for
the Slate Farm Insurance
Companies of Bloomington. Ill
inois, announced today that
State Farm Life Insurance
Company's Ordinary lile insur
ance in force passed the one
billion dollar mark in Septem
ber. "No other life insurance
company," he added, "has
ever grown so large during it.i
first 27 years through the in
dividual placing of policies by
its own agenls.
"We eel this billion dollar
Achievement is a strong en
dorsement of our Stale Farm
auto-hfe-fire 'personal insur
ance' plan. And by the people
who count most our policy
holder!." Mr. Goen invites interested
readers to contact him with
any or all of their automobile,
life and residence insurance
problems. Ph. TU 4. 12S2.
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Women
Confab Plans
DUNSMU1R Preparations to
welcome 200 delegates and mem
bers of the 1C Business and Profes
sional Women's clubs comprising
the northern district are being
completed by the Dunsmuir BPWC
this week
The northern district conference
will convene in Dunsmuir (or a
two-day session on Saturday with
registration commencing at noon.
A general session will be held at
the elementary school auditorium
at 2 p.m. followed by workshops on
a variety of subjects. i
Edith Kennedy of Los Angeles,
state program coordinator, will be
guest speaker at the banquet at
the Masonic Temple Saturday
night. Dr. H. A. Meredith, presi
dent of the Dunsmuir Chamber of
Commerce, will give the welcome
and Rev. Robert DeWolf, the in
vocation. Sunday's activities will include
breakfast for the presidents' coun
cil, program coordinators and
program chairmen.
LuDocia Ellis of Chico. first
vice president of the state of Cali
fornia, will sneak at the 12:30
luncheon at the Travelers Hotel
on Sunday. Lucille Gansberg, first
vice president of the northern dis
trict, will preside at this conclud
ing event.
New Doctor
Opens Office
Rev. Caroline M. Timins, pastor
of the Gospel .Mission of the Unit
ed Holy Church of America has
received word that her son. Dr.
Mack I. Timms. has opened an
office for the practice of surgical
chiropody and foot orthonedics at
E314 East Fourteenth Street in
Oakland. California. The doctor
held open bouse on September 9
Dr. Timms is a graduate of the
School of Chiropody, San r rancisco.
He has visited in Klumath Falls
numerous times.
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HARRY FREDRICKS will
Slay i leading roll in "Two
lind Mice," to be preient.
td October 18, 19 and 20
in Mills School Auditorium.
Minnie Surlei and Eleanor
Ehlert will play the fem.
inine loads. The thret-ect
comedy which it being
sponsored by the Kiwanii
Club, promises to be one
of the best performances
to be put on by en ell local
cast. All proceeds will go
to the construction fund of
the park bordering on Kit
Canon Way. The perk is to
be presented to the city of
Klamath Falls by the Klem
th Falls Kiwenis Club.
Photo by Guderitn
Mrs. Alice Lamm Describes
Tour To Soroptimists
'You hai-e to have good, shoes ler is planted with fish and the , aboar(j lne u.s. destroyer Buck
to keep on your feet on a four (jsn harvested when they are edi-!yestl;r(jay,
months conducted tour of the blp sjz(1 and in tlc meinijnie thei A Navy announcement said ap
world." Mrs. Alice Lamm told apd has been fcrtjjzed w h i c h parently the time mechanism in
some 75 Soroptimists and their ,,,,. , -..-j. verrlnnt vallevs.;th fuse of a fragmentation shell
uests meeting for luncheon at the
Wineina nuiri UII inuiauaj IIUUII.
Such a tour has its ups and ,jsi of 6'me books-,0 read
downs. Mrs Lamm declared. The!,, j winter jnciding the Bible."
points of interest around the world
are chiefly down steps and up hills
and then up steps again, she com
mented.
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she declared in telling of her stopj"" !" the October 4 luncheon
at Aden in Arabia where the meeting will observe Founders
roup saw a 125-camel caravan. g- Program Chairman Mary
Mrs. Lamm retired to their car, Bothwell announced that Ida Odell
while some of the party took!l? completing a history of Sorop
camel rides in 124-degree heat.timism s'nce "s establishment in
The previous dav. the peak tern-'. 11,21 for Presentation at that meet
perature had been 132 degrees. I Members may bring guests.
she said. '
She told of her first elephant i
ride, however.
"The elephant kneels." she said,
"and the passengers mount to a
basket on his back by means of
a ladder. The four passengers cam
hold on to a rod in front of the!
seats and you need to hold on," I
she said. The lumbering beast is!
urged forward by an attendant1
armed with a sharp-pointed stick. J
During the four months she vis !
ited ID countries by means of
steamship, airplane, train, bus,
private automobile and by climb
ing up steps. and down hills on
foot.
In the 100 days after leaving!
this country on April 30 of this
year, she traveled approximately
32,000 miles. From Japan and:
China the tour went to India,'
Africa, Turkey. Europe, the Brit
ish Isles and home.
The group missed street riots at!
Colombo, Colon, were besieged by.
dirty, starving children in India,
enjoyed the company of a beauti-
ful young Indian sir! a Parsee'i
who acted as guide at Bombay,!
agreed among themselves that the:
tour of the Taj Mahal alone wasi
worth the price of the trip, bought:
souvenirs they dion t want, saw
indescribable filth and the sunset,
on deserts as wide as Texas.
The finest tour guide they en-!
countered on the trip was in
Israel, Mrs. Lamm stated. He!
told them of the work heing done,
by specialists from many coun
tries who are donating their serv
ices to increase the productivity!
of Israel. Great holes are dug in
the sand dune country and al
lowed to collect water. I he wa-
WALKS OUT IX HUFF
LONDON i UP I Sabrina. the
bosoiny blonde famed for being
seen and not heard on British
television, walked out of a women-ot-the-year
lunch Thursday be
cause she was not asked to make
a speech.
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The guest speaker was intro
duced by K!va Kcnyon, program
chairman of the day.
President Margaret Larkin stat-
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