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HOW TO CREET A BEAUTY QUEEN At loft. Jecque M.rc.r.
Mill America of 1949, it greeted by Doug Coolc, 19, a ttu
dent at the University of Chicago, ai the iteppad from a
plana at the Chicago Municipal airport. Doug wasted no time
in idle chatter (right). Cook was a fellow student at Phoenix
college last year with the beauty queen who stopped at Chicago
enrouta to Columbus, O. IAP Wirephoto).
Roseburg Girls Seek
Crown At Willamette U.
Miss Dona Mears and Miss j
Harriet Booth, both of Rosehurf, I
are candidates among 25 Willam- j
ette university, Salem, rods I
seeking the crown of "Sweetheart
of Sigma Chi."
They attended a dinner, when
the candidates were Introduced,
on the campus Tuesday. This was
the first of manv functions at
each of which girls will be elim
inated. The three remaining can
didates of Nov. 7 will compose
the court. The winner, one of ihe
three, will be revealed the night
of the formal dance Nov. 12.
Personal apprarnace, looks and
personality are the qualities con
sidered in voting.
Eagles Applicants To Be
Received In Sutherlin
Dr. H. B. Scofield, chairman
of the committee on organiza
tions for the Fraternal Order of
Kagles in this area, will be in
Sutherlin Wednesday night to re
ceive applications for new mem
bers for the new aerie, which
will be Instituted in that town
Sunday noon.
OdeB Lake Will Receive
Fresh Planting Of Trout
PORTLAND. Oct. 20. UP)
A five-year program to stock
Odell lake with lake trout was
reported by the State Game com
mission. The lake trout-often called
Mackinaw will be hatched from
eggs at the rale of 100,000 a
year and when six Inches long
will be liberated in the lake high
In the Cascades near the Wil
lamette highway.
Mackinaw were planted in
Odell lake more than 30 years
ago but not enough maintained
themselves to make good fishing.
However, Dr. John Rayner,
chief of the commission's fish
ery operations, said It was be
lieved that by rearing them to
five or six Inches, they would
thrive. The trout, he said, reach
spectacular sizes and should pro
vide excellent fishing.
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