Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 23, 1958, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY. NOVEMBER 23. 19SR HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 3 C Jolly Saint Nick Missing From Top US. Toy Store By GAY PAII.EY I PI Wnwen'a Editor NEW YORK (l'Pl)-The na tion's best -known toy store has no Santa Claus! This came as quite a shock to ne; I expected Santa with his "ho ho ho" and "what do you want (or Christmas sonny?" to be as traditional with F.A.O. Schwarz as its catering to the carriage trade. "We don't have a Santa he cause we don't believe anyone can imitale the old gentleman," faid Charles Veysey, executive vice president of the Dti-year-old company. "Santas alter all are to attract children, and we don't need to do that." "One year," he added, "some one dreamed up the idea we fhould have some telephone San tas: let the children call and at least talk. The result was pande monium. Our switchboard was jammed. Businessmen com plained they couldn't get a call home to their wives to tell 'em what train they'd he on. We gave this up in a hurry." But even without Saint Nick the frtore. is a wonderland for chil dren, and nostalgic adults at this time of the year. Especially a wonderland if pop is well-heeled. Casing two floors of what Vey sey said was 20.000 square feet of space containing 9,000 typps of toys, I found these sltmers for the Christmas stocking: A cedar log cabin, measuring fix by nine feet, with porch and lookout tower, for $563. Veysey said eight already had been sold by mail order, including one to a customer in Switzerland. A child-size Thunderbird, battery-powered for $507; an off white monkey, who sits and smokes ihonesl), for $295; a six foot, stuffed okapi, for $295: a life-like cow, who chews her cud, for $175; A grocery store with groceries for $95; a toy refrigerator, bigger than some of those in modern spartment kitchens, for $50; a fink, for $72.50: and a two-slory colonial' doll house, for $218. Women's Club Names Chiefs WEED Installation of officers end acceptance of bylaws spt the newly formed Weed Republican Women's Club Federated activities In official motion at the organiza tional meeting held November 19. Mrs. Lucile Hosmer, San Mateo, and Mrs. Helen Hollenbeck, Quin cy, president and vice president, respectively, of the California Fed eration of Republican Women Northern Division, were the guest speakers for the meeting held at the Weed Courthouse. Mrs. Hosmer installed the new ly elected officers for a two year term including, Mrs. Isabel Eiler, Gazelle, president; M r s. Louise Vidricksen, vice president; Mrs. Elwin Adams, secretary; Mrs. Merilee Franklin, treasurer. Ap pointed officers include, Mrs. Etta Kyle, membership, who is handling registration of charter members this week: Mrs. Marna Young, par liamentarian: Mrs. Lucile I. Gay nnr. public relations; Mrs. Virginia Mellon, chaplain. The new slale of elective officers was reported by the nominating committee that included. Mrs. Vid ricksen, chairman: Mrs. Hazel HicHey, Mrs. M. Tobin and Mrs. Dorothy 'Mitchell. The bylaws com mittee consisted of Mrs. Camille Zwanziger, Mrs. Leland Stone and Mrs. Kyle. The Weed RWC Federated will meet monthly and welcomes Re publican women to join. "That Includes the curtains," said a saleswoman. Veysey assured me there are are plenty of toys less astronom ical in price some for as low as $1. But it's the larger sales i hat get mentioned most frequent ly. There was the year a custom er bought an entire electric train display for $3,000; the time a Ca nadian bought a whole window display which included reindeer, huskie, seal, Eskimo and simulat ed ice. Veysey said toy preferences run in cycles, and this year looks like a good one for individual items such as a ballistic missile, a sat ellite launcher,, and a fish that swallows another. Sometimes even with all its years of experi ence. Schwarz misjudges the length of a cycle. "We're still 'trying to get rid of Davy Crockett caps," the store's chief buyer said. Montgomery Circuit Jury Acquits Negro Of Charge MONTGOMERY, Ala. (API- A Circuit Court jury deliberated just 10 minutes Friday night before acquitting Edward Davis, 27, Ne gro, of charges that he attacked I the Rev. Ralph D. Abernathy with a hatchet. Davis' 21-year-old wife had tes tified earlier that she had sub mitted to unnatural sexual rela tions with Abernathy three times before her marriage. Davis testified in his own de fense and denied that he made any real effort to harm the Ne gro minister. He said he was armed with a pistol and a hatchet when he went to Abernathy's office, but said he carried the weapons "only to scare him up real good." Davis, former halfback at Ala bama Slale College, had been ac cused of attacking the integration leader Aug. 29. He said he went to Abernathy's office to warn him ALL-STAR GIRL among Siskiyou County 4-Hers ii Carol Lea Hammond of the Etna 4-H Club. Here $he is awarded the blue and gold star by Marion Brooks, president of the 4-H County Council, at the county's achievement night. NONAGENARIAN MARRIES ESTORIL, Portugal I UPD An tonio Bruno Vargas and his new bride Rosa Soares de Navarro left here today on their honey moon. He is 90 years old and she is 88. They were married in (he chapel of St. Pedro de Estoril here Friday. Fully Automatic Cleaner ELECTROLUX O ei-ectiwiclx oMP. rsctury-Antharlte A 81m nd rrlo TARKEL TWEET Ph. 4-7167 2550 White St HELP GIVEN WHEN NEEDED GIFTED PSYCHIC and CLAIRVOYANT Gives truthful advice an all affaitl at lita. Advice in lima saves many worries. There is no problem toe difficult for this gifted person to solve. Let me tell you in what direction your luck lies ond how to overcome your present difficulties. Satis faction guaranteed or no charge made. I give names and call dates without asking questions. SPECIAL READINGS SUNDAY ONLY 9 a.m. to p.m. See Me Today Tomorrow May Be Too Late! 4818 So. 6th St. lo leave his wife alone. She testilied that Abernathy "never slopped chasing me" even after she married and thai he had telephoned her on the day her husband went to see him. Mrs. Davis testified that she submitted to unnatural sex rela tions with Abernathy when she was 15 years old. She was a mem ber of his church at that time, hut has since joined another church. Abernathy a leader In the Mont gomery Negro bus boycott nearly three years ago, denied that ha had ever had sex relations with the woman. ' Ahcrnatby, called as a witness by the defense, testified that Da vis once offered to "bump off" any candidate for governor that Negro leaders in Montgomery didn't want elected. Davis denied making any such offer. Adding Machines Calculators FOR SALE - RENTAL - LEASE Factory TRAINED Service Technician CLIFFORD C. VOIGHT, Mgr. 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