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Liz Returns Hejae Alone From Date With Burton ROME (AP) Elizabeth Taylor went home alone from i night club date with Richard Burton early today and an onlooker sid the film beauty had tears in her eyes. An unidentified friend escorted the actress to her car, while Bur ton remained at their table. La ter the actor, who has been Miss Taylor's leading man both on and off the movie set since she parted from singer Eddie Fisher, walked out of the club alone and went to a nearby bar. One photographer said Burton had a bruise and swelling on his HOME Loams No appraisal fee. Fast, low cost loans lo build, buy, refinance or remodel. See Equitable. AsIc about A.P.O. home loan protection. forehead which had not been seen there the night before. Through a studio spokesman, Burton denied he had suffered any injury to his forehead. The spokesman also quoted Burton as saying there had been no spat be tween him and Miss Taylor. The couple arrived separately earlier in the evening at a hotel cocktail lounge and then went on to the night club together. Miss Taylor, 30, brought two of her pet Yorkshire terriers along. The dogs went home with her. Burton today was reported at work on the set of "Cleopatra," in which he plays Marc Antony to Miss Taylor's Cleopatra. The studio said Miss Taylor was not at work but might be on the set this afternoon. A Vatican weekly newspaper meanwhile attacked Miss Taylor for her marital record and warned that she may end up an "erotic wanderer, forever without a safe haven." A studio spokesman said the ac tress would not comment on the editorial lashing given her by L'Osservatore Delia Domenica the Sunday Observer. Miss Taylor was reared a Christian Scientist but converted to Judaism after the death of her third husband, producer Mike Todd. T-TSAVINGS " t ISAM AtlOCIAllOrf 14 Office! Orwn ni Wsihiitfttn Hen Officci fortUnd, Ortf.ee: 567 $. E. 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Here is the way this summer's situation looks now over the state: The five counties officially authorized to switch to fast time have done so for the period from April 29 to Sept. 29. Malheur On Mountain Time Malheur County in Eastern Ore gon is on Mountain Standard Time, the same as Pacific Day light Time. Baker is the only Eastern Oregon community to adopt unofficial daylight time. The Baker Chamber of Commerce voted for the fast time from May 27 to Sept. 3. In Central Oregon, daylight sav ing time has been approved for Jefferson, Deschutes and Crook counties by a vote of the chamber of commerce. Clocks will be changed in all but government of- 1481 NE STEPHENS OPEN MON. AND FRI. NIGHTS UNTIL 9:00 OR 2-481 1 MONTGOMERY WARD big 12.6 cu. ft. 2-door combination $3 off "' ''1 REFRIGERATOR SECTION " -E.fSA "; Wi DEfROSTS AUTOMATICALLY ! IllSiBP? 5 m mhy dwn 7 T gE ,m ; re9. 249.95 ! grLk . 105-lb. 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Just load with dishes, fill detergent dispensers, connect the hose, and plug in the cord. Set the control dial, turn on the . water and that s all there s to it. On casters. NO MONEY DOWN when you "Charge it" at Wards Make Switch ime April 29 fices, where employes will go on an early-sun, earl-lnsh basis. No Southwestern Oregon areas have decided to change the clock. but on the Northern Coast and in the Willamette Valley, the time map looks like a patchwork quilt. Astoria and Seaside chambers of commerce have decided to adopt DST from April 29 to Sept. 29. The Oceanlake City Council de cided to set the clocks ahead an hour, but Newport in the same county voted to stay on stand ard time. Salem and Marion County, it ap pears, will be a standard time is land. McMinnville's Chamber of Com merce voted for daylight time, and the rest of Yamhill County was expected to go along. The Corvallis School Board de cided Wednesday to advance its school schedule one hour after April 29, after the city council and chamber of commerce had voted for daylight time. Albany, by a 5-1 vote Wednes day of the city council, will be on fast time. The chamber of com merce had asked the council to vote for the change. The situation in Eugene was still undecided this week. The Eugene City Council, meeting as a committee of the whole, recom mended that city employes be permitted to adopt "summertime hours" starting April 29, without changing the clocks. But the council declined to en dorse the fast time for the entire community. The committee rec ommendation will be considered by the council on April 23, its next regular meeting. After last summer's time con fusion, efforts were made to have either a special legislative session or a measure on the May primary ballot to establish uniform time throughout the state. But those efforts failed. The" voters will have i chance to decide on the November ballot. O hi., April 13, 1962 The News-Review, RoseBurg, Ore. Patronize News Review Advertisers Legion Post To Hold Dinner Meeting Tuesday American Legion Umpqua Post No. 16 have a dinner meeting with Legion ladies Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Seventh - day Adventist School auditorium at the corner of Umpqua St. and Military Ave. I Special guests will be past com- manders and past presidents. State . Sen. Al Flegel will be master of! ceremonies. Roast turkey will be furnished hy the post and salad and dessert by the auxiliary. Those attending are asked to bring their own table service. Graveside Rites Mark Date Of FDR's Death HYDE PARK, N.Y. (AP) A brief graveside ceremony Thurs day marked the 17th anniversary of the wartime death of President Franklin. Delano Roosevelt. His widow and a son, John, were among the 75 persons attending. 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