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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1959)
r.K EIGHT HFRALD AND NEWS. Klamath Fall. Or Simrtav. ,Ttm 2R. 1959 rr; V-t fljp; . - : I --' '"Xr ; - ' ? 1 - i 1 IS JitXV 1 & ".' s!(,frm' ill i: -. ...if.,...; '.'v i '.- ( ,-. --, I " fo- ' "ikw.s-. "''". ' Z "Hr Sren HiW.l look drudful now that thou Pari drewmakera have got at her." kt said. "I ustd to make hr look like a princess now she looks like Just plain Grace Kelly." Asked if he didn't like French and Italian dressmakers, Loper snorted: "Some of them are Just a bunch of juvenile delinquents. It's taken one certain young It's probably not her fault,"; Loper has been invited to put on Frenchman several years to learn he added. "It's the fault of those a show for tonight's glittering that a woman s bosom is in tront. who dress her. Why. at times, she! Anglo-American Ball. looks 33." Somebody asked how he thouzht u: , r - ..i.j u A reporter said that Her Maj- Princess Grace Kelly of Manaco Scotch colonists, once had annual American Dress Designer Raps Liz Clothes Choice By EDDY GILMORE ling through factories and such LONDON IAD American dress'they've got to be comfortable,1 designee Don Loper said today j too. that Queen Eliiabeth II is a welt-j Here with four Hollywood mod dressed woman but dresses too,,, and what he claimed was a much her age. (million dollars worth of dress. uty was 33. "That's my point." he snapped. Asked about Princess Mar garet s clothes, Loper replied: "The princess is not an easy one lo dress, this is because of her size. Margaret Is short) with plenty of curves. Loper said he had deep sym pathy for the royal ladies and their clothes. - ' "Everyone's looking at them all the time and they look with a critical eye. y "They're on 'on stage! from the minute they wake until they go to bed. And don't forget because of their great activities standing around at ceremonies and walk- looks in her clothes. buffalo hunts. Congratulations & Best Wishes JOHNS - MAN VILLE ON THE OPENING OF YOUR NEW PUNT Jones' Office Supply 629 Main TU 2-4408 END OF PRODUCTION LINE is shown in this wide shot. Four-byight foot snti et insulating board are wrapped and packaged for shipment in the finishing department of the Johns-Manville plant. i Vi f vt. "V. - VTj tfl ' ' -.m rnss; i i " " -,, i '! ''- AN AUTOMATIC SAW, electrically operated traveling I lengths at tha new Johns-Manvillt plant north of Klamath taw cuts continuous sheets of insulating board into required Falls. DROP IN LEAD SHIPMENTS NEW YORK (L'PD-Lead ship ments by primary domestic refin eries dropped to a nine-year low in 19SS. according to a report re leased by the American Bureau of Metal Satistics. shipments last year totaled 380.- 3S9 tons, down 18 per cent from the year before, and the lowest on record since 35S.(HH5 tons were moved -in the recession year of 1949, the Bureau said. BIG DEAL BUFFALO. N Y. ( LTD Orator F. Woodward bought the formula for a grlatine dessert for $450 just before the turn of the century and founded a company to produce it. Twenty-five years later, the Wood ward family sold the JelKO Co.. for slock in the Postum Co. valued at W7 million. . o WELCOME o TO THE Johns - Manville Plant It is a pleasure to see an industrial plant of this size located in the Klamath Basin. We Have Appreciated Having A Part In The Completion Of This New Johns Manville Insulation Board Plant. it Eleclrical Installation Motor Repair & Maintenance Eastside (Electric 433 Market TU 4-3184 GRANGE NEWS LO.ST RIveR Lost Biver Cirance held Its reTj lar meeting at the grance hall in Olene Wednesday, June H. Master Pavitt Newnham Intro duced the following guests who addressed the grange: Roy Means, Pcsihulos County. Oregon Slate Gransc deputy. He was.accompanird by Mrs. Means and his daughter, Linda, chap lain of the Oregon State Juvenile (range: Minnie Andrieu, Klam ath County, Oregon State Grange Juverfile superintendent and Sylvia Andrieu, Klamath County Tomona ol Oregon State Juvenile Grange 4-H NEWS POE VALLEY KRKEZERETTES Girls of the Toe Valley Freeier ettea met at Mrs. Bebber's home June 17. The club members cleaned the roadside lor com munity service. When the girls finished they went hack to Mrs Bebber's and had the meeting The meeting was called to order by Susan Tuhavh. Secretary Susan Pebber passed out some pam phlets which )ve looked over and decided on which one we would fend for. Sally Weni led us in one aong. The club had a picnic and played games. Sharry Sherman, News Reporter NO FOOLING AROIND RANDOLPH. Vt. 'i PI'-When young Jeff Hannah told his moth er he was going to shoot the ul lain In a TV drama, she smiled tolerantly and turned bark in the ihow. Seconds later. Master Han nah blasted away with his BB ( gun, tmashing the picture tube. tongratulations TO ON THEIR Formal Opening It is always a pleasure to welcome new industries to the Klamath area. This new payroll will add greatly to the economy of the Klamath Basin. (. Co Mfiley Im O PLUMBING O HEATING O SHEET METAL STRUCTURAL STEEL 812 Klamath Avt. V CONGRATULATIONS il 1 EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION pi lH ' PROCESSED PIPING. ' 1 1 ..BOSENDAHL If ' j lp ENGINEERING , fell J m CONSTRUCTORS I H 100 Bush Street 1 1933 Wilshire Blvd. fit? I ! Soo to Angelei Phone TU 4-6616 S
