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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1963)
Experts By HARRY FERGUSON Iniled Press International WASHINGTON (UPIi The average American female is about TO years and one month old, five feet (our and one-half inches tall and weighs 132 pounds of which she would like to lose ten. Experts are almost unanimous hat her first interest in life is motherhood inside the framework of the tribal laws of our civili zation to get married and have a lamily. By all material standards the American woman is the most fortunate in the world and is the envy of her sisters in all other lands. Hair styles in London, Par is Berlin and Buenos Aires are likely to change every time Miss Doris Day makes a new movie. European magazines and newspa pers were crammed with pictures of Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy even before her recent coronation as the world's best dressed woman. American Women Best-dressed American women, according to Women's Wear Daily, spend $11.4 biluon a year on clothes. They spend $1.9 billion on shoes and SI S billion on things to daub on their faces and their hair. The result is that Paris to the con trarythe American woman is the est dressed in the world. A half hour devoted to girl watching at any sidewalk cafe in Paris will demolish the myth that French women are the most chic and best dressed. Great clothes are created in Paris, but thev don't trickle down to the aver age woman who is likely to have run down heels and wear sweat ers that don't fit. The women of Paris are a sorry sight compared with the trim, smart girls who swarm out of Washington's gov crnment buildings late each after noon. New York's garment dis trict on Seventh Avenue makes stylish clothes and at prices Amer ican girls can afford. Automation Takes Over The average American woman has more leisure than any other in the world. Automation has taken over in the living room and more especially in the kitchen. A research report prepared for the E. R. Wagner Manufacturing Co., of Milwaukee turned up the fact that the average housewife has 100 labor-saving tools or machines at her disposal. The maxim of the pioneers that "man's work is from sun to sun. but woman's work is never done" has gone by the boards. These days a lot of woman's work is done by press ing a few buttons and plugging in some machines. - .- There are about 29 million American women who have jobs and the whole field of business, industry, politics and the arts the oretically is open to them. In practice, however, there are lim itations on what women can do and how they shall be compen salcd. There are women senators, women congressmen, women judg es and women presidents of big corporations. There is nothing in the Constitution to prevent a wom an from being president of the United States provided she is a natural born citizen and has reached the age of J5. although Article II stacks the cards against ; her a bit by continually refer ring to the President as "he." j 1 Outnumber American Men Women outnumber men in the United States by almost 2 mil lion and they live longer. The male death rate is 10.7 per 1,000; the female, 7.9. Almost all doc tors agree women can endure more pain than men. or at least they endure more without com plaining. Few are bold enough to claim to have solved the riddle of her mental processes or why she acts the wav she does. Dr. Joseph H. Peck, who has written extensively on the subject, tells about the time he was a medical student Breakfast Set At Dunsmuir Dl'NSMUIR-A pancake break fast will be served by the Duns muir Rotary Club at the VFW Hall Saturday morning from 5 o'clock to 1 p.m. Proceeds will go to the Armand Brunei schol arship fund, which will be award cd to a Dunsmuir High School sen ior at graduation. This event is planned annually to coincide with the opening ol trout season. Harry Arnold is chairman this year and has an nounced "all the pancakes you can eat (or 75 cents." Fourteen major languages and over S00 minor languages and dialects are spoken in India. : NEWSPAPERS J Say Motherhood Top Goal In Life For A verage American Woman rician'held8 dcl'Ve?'' Thf ..bstet' 1uotation 'S" to a man " a thing works o( arms and addled hL , 7 apar1, 8 woman s whoe ex- thinker or utLSea ine StuaentS: istence'. 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