Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 17, 1963, Page 16, Image 16

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Size OS The Heart
Is What Counts
By ANN tANDEUS
Dear Ann Landers: Something
has been troubling us girls in
the oKice. Wo decided to ask
you to explain
the mystery. A
certain wom
an who works
with us is in
her late twen
ties. She is
highly intelli
gent, well-read
and has a love
ly face and stands about 5 fect,
10 inches in her stocking fect.
Three months ago she began
dating a homely little dried up
runt who is at least six inches
shorter than she Is. He is a suc
cessful professional man, neat
and pleasant, but they make
fiuch an odd-looking couple we
can't understand how she could
have accepted the first date
with him. The guy looks like
something that should he dan
gling from licr charm bracelet.
When they arc together she
elands erect, in her high heels,
and seems almost proud to le
seen with him. Whul is wrong
with her? Is she blind to reali
ty? What can she he thinking?
-FLOOIt SIX 1NQUIHY
Dear Floor Six: She Is prob
ably thinking that he Is a lovely
human being with a fascinating
mind and an engaging person
ality and that he li Infinitely
better company than some of
the gorgeous guys who are tall,
handsome and boring.
Dear Ann lenders: Someone
asked you recently If your teeth
were your own. I know good and
well Hiey are because of the un
sympathetic way you answer
people who have denture prob
lems. It's easy for you to sit there
In Chicago w ith your own teeth
and tell a wnmnn in Texarkana
that her husband is a stubborn
mule because he refuses to go
to the denlist and spend another
100 vn a third set of chopors.
I've gone through the whole
hit and it's murder. I lost 15
pouftrts while a certain dentist
monkeyed around trying to gel
my teeth to fit. finally 1 got
disgusted, threw litem in the ash
can and went to anotlier dentist.
1 told him he could make roe a
new set of teeth and 1 would
pay If they fit. Ho agreed,
and let me (ell vou those teeth
Sybil Burton
Divorces Mate
NEW VOItK U'l'H Mrs.
Sybil Burton divorced her actor
husband. Richard Bin Ion. Mon
day In Puerto Vullarta, Mexico,
where Hurton and actress Eliza
beth Taylor have been Jiving,
it was announced here Monday.
Mrs. Burton won the case o.i
charges of abandonment and
cruel and inhuman treatment.
Miss Taylor was not named in
the case
Tie office of llie Burton fam
ily attorney, Aaron Krosch. said
flwt Airs. Burton obtained cus
tody of Uieir two children. Kalh
erine, 6. and Jessice. 4. the Bur
ton home in Oneva. Switzer
land,' a trust fund for the two
clukiren, and a substantial fund
for herself, Burton also retained
a fund out of tiieir community
property.
FREE
CHRISTMAS
FOLDERS
With your order
of 25 or mora
prints from o single
negative!
LEO'S asr
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NEWS, Klamath Falll, Ore.
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were absolutely perfect from the
minute he put them into my
mouth.
'Please tell people, Ann, that
this is the way to get teeth that
fit. Thank you. SMILING
CLYDE
Dear Clyde: My dental ex
perts tell me that most new
teeth need a minor adjustment
here and there and that darned
few dentist! will guarantee a
perfect fH from the very first
chomp.
I'm glad you had such won
derful luck, however. Thank you
for biting I mean writing.
Dear Ann Landers: The man
I am going with was divorced
two years ago. Ward's wile
was a real swinger and he sued
for divorce after he walked In
on her and the building super
intendent. Ward was given cu
tody of their three children with
no trouble.
He does not pay her alimony
and she has been supporting
herself (barely).
Wo plan lo be married in
about three months. Ward has a
housekeeper who Is sort of half
baked but she manages some
how to keep tilings going. I
-should tell you that 1 own a
business and am definitely not
Hie type who could stay at
home.
Ward suggested last night thai
It might be a good idea to hire
his ex-wife as our housekeeper.
He said she would love it, and
it would be very good for the
kids. At first 1 was sure he was
crazy, but after he pointed out
all the advantages it didn't
sound so bad. What do you
think?-M.ZIE
Dear Manic: I think he IS
crazy and It you agree to this
arrangement you deserve what
ever happens. I can promise
you It won't be anything gnnd.
Ann Landers' frank ami infor
mative new bixik. "Teen-Agers
and Sex" ( $2 93 . is now avail
able at jour book store.
Ann Landers will be glad to
help you with your problems.
Send them to her in care of this
newspaper enclosing a self-addressed,
stamped envelope.
New Structure
To Use Lumber
WASHINGTON U'PIi - Wood
from Oregon will be used for
tlie Interior of the new federal
building in Mcdford, Ore., Hep.
Hottort Duncan, D-Ore., has re
ported. Duncan said Hie General Serv
vices Administration informed
him of the rlans. He aUo said
tlie GSA reported that local
manufacturers of pro-stressed
concrete beams and other pro
duets would be given an oppor
tunity to .u!wit bids to ccnli ac
tors on the project.
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Jlie CltrislinciA
Three Holiday Packed Floors
, OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 9:00
"Klamath'! Home Accessory and Gift Store"
721 Main
TU 4-4561
Tutiday, Drcrmhrr 17, 193
Christmas
Play Dated
BONANZA Highlighting the
holiday festivities in Bunanza
will lie the annual Bonanza
School Christmas program. The
high school and grade school
will join forces on Dec. 19 to
present "Origin of Our Christ
mas" at 7:30 p.m. in the high
school gymnasium.
The program will include the
living Christmas tree scene,
with Barbara Iteid narrating the
origin of the Christmas tree.
The children will also sing "Jin
gle Bells" and "Christmas
Gifts."
The origin of Santa Claus
scene w ill feature the third
grade singing "Jolly Old St.
Nicholas" and Nondice McFall
reading the origin of the Santa
Claus legend.
"fhe fifth grade will sing "The
Wassail Song" and the scene
will be an English home, point
ing up the English custom of
caroling. Mike Clark will give
the history of wassailing and
the Yule log.
The seventh grade will depict
the scene of a German home in
IBM and sing "Oh Christmas
Tree." Janice Schmidt will tell
about a typical German Christ
mas and customs we have
adopted.
The Bonanza High School
band, under the direction of
Kenneth Kctal, will play t h e
prelude, and the glee club will
present several Christmas selec
tions. Charles Dobry Jr. is the
teacher in charge of arrange
ments. Ann Frank
Case Halted
VIENNA IUPH - Austrian
authorities have "postponed in
definitely" a disciplinary inves
tigation into the wartime acti
vities of the Vienna policeman
who arrested Anne Frank and
her family in Amsterdam, po
lice announced today.
A police spokesman said no
reason was given for the deci
sion of the Austrian judiciary.
The investigation had been
scheduled to start Tuesday.
Police inspector Karl Silber
bauer, 52. who recently admit
ted arresting the author of
"The Diary of Anne frank" in
August, 1944, was charged with
a breach of discipline in con
cealing his part in the World
War 11 drama.
Miss Frank died in a Nazi
concentration camp In which
she and her family were de
ported after police found their
hiding place.
Silberbauer's wartime record
with the gestapo was probed in
1934, wlien he was reinstated in
the Vienna police.
Silberbaucr was suspended in
October when Jewish documen
tation center investigator Simon
Wiesenthal informed the Austri
an interior minister of his dis
covery of Silberbaucr'a role in
the Anne Frank arrest.
, He risked losing his job and
long-service Ixuicfits if it was
established that he concealed
part of his wartime activities
during his 15-1 re - inslatemcnt
hearings.
Yule Program
CHiLOQUIN The Christmas
program of the Chiloquin Grade
School will be held Thursday.
IX-c. 19, at 7:30 p.m. in the
grade school gym. Itosalee Ho
back is the general chairman,
with Agues Pfieffer in charge
of the music.
YOUR STORE
ore
OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL
AkMii'iI )
CALFSICIN BAGS
SPECIAL ELEGANCE
This low price for supple,
quality-crafted handbags
. . . just in time for Christmas
giving ! Sleek new styles, all
with a truly luxurious look. Pl"
Choose from black or colors.
A REAL BUY!
my-
ASSORTED BOXED
WOMEN'S BRIEFS .
6 for 3
29
Pretty lace trimmed
panties . . . elastic leg
style. ..boxed in 6 asst.
pastels. Sizes 34-42.
v... ..v.. .
HIS OWN ROCKER
Comfort for the littin' 'n
rock in' small fry. Built of
solid oak with natural fin
ish. 24" high. 593
9th and Pine
FOR YOU
4
BULKY-LOOK
CARDIGANS IN
EASY-CARE ORLON
Special purchase of
cardigans . . . they've
the new bulky look
you've been hearing so
much about this year I
In Orion acrylic, the
yarn, that washes eas-,
ily, dries quickly, needs
no blocking. Several
handsome styles to
choose from; white,
black, pastels. 34-42.
SMART SLIPPERS
IN SNAP POUCH
66'
C
pr.
Cushiony soft vinyl
slippers fold into a
snap pouch. Genuine
soft leather. Exciting
styles, shades. S-M-L.
CHUBBY ROCKER
Extra wide, virtually Inde
structible. Maple finish
olid hardwood. 22" high,
teat 13x14'' 10 95
OPEN
T". -
5
m
NEW DARK TONES
AUTOMATIC, WARM
ACRILAN BLANKET
Acrilan acrylic with "Nap
Seal" finish to retard pil
ling. Nylon bound; 8 colors.
80x90", sgl. control 29.99
80x90". 2 controls 33.99
iPIl
HOLIDAY DRESS
FOR THE TABLE
199 ;
52" Sq.
Drip-dry cotton fable
cloths in asst. prints,
solid red end green.
52x70 2.99
60x80" 3.99
SINGH HOLSTER SET
You get cap-firing piitot
In leather holiter plus a
wide-cjlrdle belt with tix
bullets, clip. 2.98
EVERY NIGHT "TIL 9 P.M. UNTIL
. . .. ' -- . - . .... ' '
9 P.M. UNTIL CHRISTMAS
LAST MINUTE
BRENT REG. 3.98
WASH-AND-WEAR
MEN'S PAJAMAS
3
98
S-M-l-Xl
Now Wards has pa
jamas in the muted fash
ion colors so popular in
today's men's furnish-'
ings. Beautifully tailor
ed of fine cotton
broadcloth, they're de
signed for perfect com
fort with extra-deep
armholes, "U" shaped
crotch, full seat, non
bihd elastic waistband.
WITH "NAP-SEAL"
27
99
.0" TWIN
smoii control
GUEST TOWELS
IN 4-PIECE SET
299
4-pc. let
Gift boxed, ready to
give! Embroidered cot
ton ferry towels with
y.u "Hers," "Mr.,"
'w " In many colors.
PAINT BY NUMBER KIT
Choost Pebbles Flintstone,
the Jelsonj or Ben Caiey
sett. With canvas boardi,
brush, paints. 9gc
CHRISTMAS SAVING
ixmmm
5
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SPRAY-STEAM-DRY
WARDS FINEST 3 - IN
Big 32-sq. in. soleplate
with 17 steam vents and a
full-view heel for faster,
easier ironing. New broad
steam range for all fabrics;
color-keyed fabric dial.
PILLOWCASES IN
EMBROIDERED SET
199
2-pc. set
Soft pastels embroid
ered on white bleached
cotton muslin in a wide
variety of patterns.
Gift boxed.
TINY 8-KEY PIANO
A "plinking" good time for
tots) One complete octave
plays real tunes. Wood
keys, enamel finish. ggc
..... C .. :
XMAS Phone TU 4-3188 1
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REG. 5.98 GIRLS'
QUILTED ROBES
VYCRON FILLED
4
88
You'd expect to pay
much more for this Miss
Brent acetate tricot
robe that's comfort
quilted in cloudsoft
allergy-free Vycron
polyester.. .the miracle
fiberfill. Completely
machine-washable, it
comes in assorted pas
tels or a winter-garden
of florals. Sizes 714.
St. Words cemptet. glrlt'
Chubby Faihlon Lint, tool
- ONE IRON
1
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R. 17.9S
NO kWNIT DOWN
HOSTESS TRAY IS
A WELCOME GIFTl
t ICt
Beautiful serving fray
with cheese knife and
carving tile. Packaged
with multi-colored kit
chen towels for giving.
BATTERY-RUN JET
"Motors" screech, jet-pods
flash as H moves forward.
Pods go off In sequence
vvhen if stops, li' 2 98
tit Main Ph. 2-JJJ1