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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1963)
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IETBT ACROSS Metal source Preciom metal Fiuure of nelal Puce (Utin) Wind instrument 14 Flowering inruo Summit Rose-like Fish for eeli Give unction Measure of area Flees Islang) rona oi 15 IB ' 1 20 21 ' 22 24 26 27 Supplement (archaic) 30 Source 32 Semi-precious metal .14Sloriei 35 Conceals flaw) 36 Moor 37 fJreen flier.) ay 40 Feminine name 41 Foam 42 Famous doctor 45 Precious stone 49 Brawling 51 Waler (Fr.) 52 Oklahoma city 53 Araucanian Indian 54 Edge 55 Dozes 56 December 25 lab.) 57 Weaken DOWN RS u'ej iftesPs r Bib dlulKilb S E R A P E TeLIAt gP Greek mountain 1 Chooses 2 Shower 3 Atonement 4 Ravine 5 Greek coin 10 Hindu temple fcoll.) 1 1 Relaxation 38 Verv precious 17 Mail neck guard metal 1 9 Short jacket 40 Wrests 23 Item of value 41 Icelandic tales 24 Put off 42 Girl's nickname 25 Voided 43 Rrver by escutcheon Florence 6 Useless persons 26 Assault 46 Peruvian i. . . 27 Sinners Indian 7 Goddess (Latin) 28 Gambling game 47 Cobra genus 8 Property 29 Formerly (var.) charges 31 Man's name 48 Unload 1 2 3 I 14 15 16 p I 8 9 ho lit 12 : II u 15 16 17 " T5 "HP r" 20 121 "Ja 23 ' 1 25 I ptt 127 28 29 36 31 32 33 34 35 35 37 38 P" 39 , , . 1IID!LIIEZ: 42 43 44 I 4b 46 47 48 49" 50 51 52 53 54 5a 56 57 I" I I I I I I It 6 POLLY'S POINTERS Substitute Presser POLLY CRAMER Newspoper Enterprise Assn. DEAR POLLY My hint is fortliat if one fails to plan ahead, it if those who like to sew. When there ate scams to be pressed, especial lv in wool, and you do not have a sleeve board, a rolling pin wrapped in a clean dish towel works beautifully. This would also work for pressing suit sleeves where a crease is not wanted. M. C. GIRLS Fasten the towel on the rolling pin with a rubber band at the top and one at the bottom. When sleeves are large, try a terry cloth hand lowcl around the rolling pin. POLLY DEAR POLLX-I like to tidy my living room at night before retiring. Instead of dumping all the cigarette butts into one large ashtray. I empty the ashtrays into an empty tin coffee can with a lid. Put the lid on tight and the butts will not burn without oxy gen. As an added precaution put some water into the can. Now I go lo bed with no fear of a fire starting in the trash can. MRS. J. F. GIRLS As you go around emp tying the ashtrays, carry a damp paper towel to wipe out the ash trays so they are passably clean tintil you get around to washing them. POLLY DEAR POLLY When I need to leave a note for our milkman, I cut paper in the shape of i capital T. about l'i inches wide The length is the height of the bottle and I crease it down the center, write my order at the top and put into an empty bottle. Several can be tut at one time Never a nole lost! M. M. H. DEAR POLLY-When packing mv cosmetics for traveling, I fill and label plastic prescription bot tles with the needed hand lotion, cleansing cream, powder, astrin onl, etc. from my large economy size packages. This not only prevents breakage and spillage but narrows everything down to a compact size. ANOTHER POLLY GIRLS This would certainly help solve the weight problem when traveling by air. POLLY DEAR POLLY We are living in such an era of mass gift giving can become a very costly and ex hausting chore. You girls who sew can turn out, at a nominal cost, many delightful and useful gilts' I use my zigzag machine for mak ing so many gifts. Monogrammed linens (appliqued or machine si itched I are attractive, personal gifts for brides or even the grad uates. Monogrammed towel sets and handkerchiefs with hand em broidered initial or signature make inexpensive and lovely gifts. Stuffed animals and toys are quick and easy to make for baby girts. HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Friday. September 6. 1963 PAGE ) V . PAGEANT WINNERS Donna Akum, lefi, Miss Arkansas, and Rosanne Tueller, Miss District of Columbia, hold trophies after second niqht victories in the Miss America competition in Atlantic City, N.J. Donna won the bathing suit contest and Rosanne won the talent competition. UPI Telephoto Bees Keep Fair Buzzing SALEM (UPD - The natural resources building at the Oregon State Fair was buzzing with ex citement Wednesday night when a playful youngster hrJke a glass cover an'! allowed a mass of an- honey bees to lake over the structure. As the thousands of bees roared from their container, spectators fled the building. Diners at a nearby food conces sion left their food and ran. Officials locked the building. and Wednesday morning a bee keeper was able to swarm the buzzing insects together. At last report the bees, still not back in their container, were con tentedly gathered near the rab bit section, and the building was open again to visitors. A witness said she heard a wom an shout to her son, "Oh. don't don't." then heard the crinkle of breaking glass. Southern Belles Continue Sweep Of Beauty Pageant 1 remove ribbons from gifts that arrive at our house and add them to our gift wrapping box. Also I use pretty shelf paper for wrap ping and find I save money. Since starting to plan ahead. gift giving is no longer a chore to me or such a strain on the budget. It is now a real pleasure and I save money, too. MRS. V. J. GIRLS It Is amazing what pretty gifts can be assembled with some bits of material and 10 nimble fingers. POLLY Share your favorite homcmak- ing ideas . . . send them to Polly in care of Herald and New s. You'll receive a bright, new silver dollar if Polly uses your ideas in Polly's Pointers. People Read SPOT ADS .- yu are new. ATLANTIC CITY, N J. (UPII Southern girls were well out in front today in the !!I53 Miss America contest and they have the figures to prove it The judges chose Miss Arkan sas, Donna Axum, as the winner in the bathing suit category Thursday night and thty weren't just whistling Dixie it just seemed that way. The 21-year-old brown-eyed bru nette, with 124 pounds distributed neatly on a 5-feet-6'i frame, pa raded to victory clad in a white one-piece swim suit. Her meas urements: 35-23-36. Miss District of Columbia, Ros anne Tueller. 20, won the talent contest based on her rendition of I Love Paris." in French. Since Miss Tueller lives in nearby Vir- Malm Girl Wins Ribbon Linda Stastny of Malin won second place in the 4-H knitting judging contest at the Oregon State Fair in Salem. Linda received 481 points, just one point behind first place win ner Dawn Cornwell of Joseph. More than 100 girls participated in the contest. They were asked to examine buttonholes, knitted caps, socks and mends and list the good and bad features of each. They had to tell judges why they rated each item as they did. BERGERAC ROLE HOLLYWOOD (UPD - Jacques Ecrgerae plays the part of a French delegate to the United Na tions in Bob Hope's new picture, "A Global Affair." Granny Perches On State Capitol Steps Seeking Increase In Welfare Benefits : OLYMP1A (I'Pll - "I have a blanket which keeps me warm, and if it rains I'll go back under the eaves like the pigeons." Mrs. Peggy Goodman, a 59- year-old grandmother from Seat lie, said she planned to sit on the Stale Capitol steps rain or shine, day and night, until Gov. Albert D. Rosellini calls a special session of the legislature to in crease welfare benefits. Mrs. Goodman, who is confined to a wheelchair, said she was fighting for all of the state's re cipients of public assistance. Mrs. Goodman, who finished her second night out this morning, in sisted that she was perfectly com- lortablc. "But one thing I could use is a vacuum bottle so I could get some hot black coffee at night." Mrs. Goodman has been kept supplied with food by state em ployes and other passersby. The food, mostly hamburgers. pie and coffee from the Capitol cafeteria, is brought to her. Mrs. Goodman won t leave the steps to go after it. What happens if the food sup ply stops? Mrs. Goodman said she would face that possibility when the time came. "I didn't come here with the intention of getting handouts but everyone has been so good to me. It wouldn't be polite to rclusc." Mrs. Goodman wore a light summer dress but she had sev eral sweaters and her blanket. She said she got only about an hour and a half of sleep Wednes day night, the first night of her sit-on. Mrs. Goodman immediately be came something of a tourist at traction. Told she was famous, she replied: "I don't want all of this pub licity, but I think it is the only way to get the job done. I know this is what it takes to get re sults. Rosellini said he was sorry for Mrs. Goodman but he did not plan to call a special session of the legislature. "She will be there a long time if she stays on the steps until the lawmakers convene," Rosellini said. Mrs. Goodman said she wanted the legislature to provide funds to restore a 12 per cent reduction in state welfare payments. Mrs. Goodman emphasized that her dispute was with the legisla ture and not with the governor. 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