La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 01, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, June 1, 1925. " THE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Local News In Brief COMING EVENTS Special municipal bond election June 3. Union I.lve Stock Btiow at Un ion, Juno 10-11-12. lU'Biilar Hcliool election from 3 to 7 p. in. June 15. the week. They plan to drive to Snlem. Corviillis and Kuffciio anil probably will be. gone abont ten days. I In Portland Colon It. Kb.'i-hurd, local attor ney, went to I'uriland last evening to spend several days there on le gal bUHllU'HS. lion of Federation of. Women' ) fiuhn there beginning today and ending June .4. Who at bo expect to attend tho imiHtn convention In I'ortland, starting June fl. She will attend tho I'ortland Homo Festival and visit her sinter there during' her may. Hhe will be pone, about thred weeks. ! At Wallowa Lake William lli-uRlian Wins were among Un people who Hpellt til"! Wallowa Luke. and Foster l.a Grand a week end ut Vire Meeting 'The regular monthly fire meet ing will be held tills evening. Alt members of the department should be present. Here yestenhiy Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sehunpp mo tored to 1.h Grande yesterdoy an I pent the day with friends mid re latives. They returned to their home at Joseph last evening. Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ford motored to Wallowa Lake Saturday. Oliver l'asch was In I .a Grande this morning from Hot l.ako on business. tet timed from fort land H. II. IValdoekt has returned to La Grande after iittendlng the meeting of the Statu Highway Com mission at I'ortland Thursday und Friday, .May 28 and 29. .Moloml tit t 'oik It Hi Mr. and Mis. Amos Helm motor ed to Condon Saturday and spent ,the week end there with relatives. They returned to Lu Grande last evi-nint. Married Robert llixsnn and lOdna Ham maek were married this morning liy Hugh E. Hrady, justicr- of tlie peace. M.'. HlxHfn gave his ocelli pat Inn :ih u preacher. Went to Allcel Georgia Kllen Hirchfield went to Allcel this morning on tho branch lino train where she will be em ployed for several weeks. She will make her home there. Motored to Wnlla Walla Mr. and Mrs. Sherril Ewin and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grundy mo tored to Walla Walla, Washin ton yesterday for the La Grande Walla Wllu baseball game. Kctiinici! from Portland After spending several days In Portland Klnier Moon returned to I, a Grande Sut unlay. He visited his brother, Harry Moon, while there. Ken Inst night ' Mrs. Hum Morgan and small son, Iloyd, uccompanied by her daugh ter. Miss IkuUih l-'erria, left lawt night lor Hend, Oregon, where they will make their home this summer. Mr. Morvin has been at lienU for several monthit. Left Saturday niulit Mrs. George T. Cochran left. La. Grande Saturday night en route to Mlirshfield to attend the Annual Convent ipn of the Federation of Women's clubs there June 1 to 4. Molom! tn Wnlla Walla Mr. and Mrs. Kd Mayberry and Mr. und Mrs. Otis Veal motored to Walla Walla Saturday night, re turning lo La, Grande late Sunday after witnessing ilie l.a Grande Walla Walla baseball game. At Cove 11. G. Avery, county agricultur ist, and W. K. Tliint lewalte, were nt Cove today testing cattle for tuberculosis. Hero on lnislne?. A. A. Smith, attorney of Baker, Is tn I. a Grande today on legal business. City Traffic Oil'lcer llirold Howard, formerly member of the day force of the lo cal police department, will succeed Alonzo G. I Hum as l.u Grande traf fic officer. , At Joseph Mrs. Colon U. Kberhard und two clfMdtvn, Dorothy and Franklin, ntsiored to Joseph yesterday and will spend several days there visit ing relatives. Ilchiriicd from liugene Mr. and Mrs. Hazel Waldron re turned Saturday from Fugene. where they have been studying for the past year at the Bible Univer sity. Mr. Waldron Is studying to be a minister. At linker Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ebell an J daughter, Edith, motored to Bak er and spent Memorial Day. The; returned to their home hero yes terday. Here from Keith Fred Wells drove to l.a Grandr from Keith Thursday and attend ed the dance recital here Friday night. He, accompanied by M Wells and daughter. Miss June, l turned lo their home Saturday. Hctiirneil to 1 ',nlerprl.c After' spending the week end In l.u- Grande with friends and relu iik x. M ts. Nerval Km met I return ed to Enterprise this morning on the branch line train. Mrs. Em mett -has a beauty Shop at Enter prise. On tU-Day Trip Mrs. J. D. Meyers h fl for Port litnd In si evening where she will upend a few day:', visiting friends Mr. Mevers will inin her later In lishring Today- Mrs. L. Ward, accompanied by her son. Uaymond, went to hook ing Glass this morning ami will spend the day there fishing. They will return to their home here this evening. Francis Mae Furgason Is spend ing the week In l.a Gramlu ut the home of her grandmother. Mrs. Frank Barby and her daughter, Catherine, of Pocatello Idaho, are spending a few days In al Grande visiting Mr. and Mrs, E. L. Evans. BEARS LOSE THIRD GAME ' TO PIRATES. (Con tinned from Page One,) to Harris and Harth. next up scored Hurt man for the first run of the game. Harlman, Helm, Barth and Oossctt all scored before the Bears were able to slap on the damper. Ketcral Scores It looked like the Pirates hud the game safely laid uway but Wal-, la Walla slipped up and took two runs In their flr-st inning at the plate. Again in the third inning the Hears squeezed a man in and the score stood four to three until the seventh. In the seventh frame 11 a r t m a n a ga i n scored for 1m Grande and the eighth and ninth were blanks for both teams. Big Hein opened the afternoon with a stiff arm und got batted all over the lot but during the latter half of the game he pitched great bull. By the sixth inning he was commencing to gee warmed up and has never si. own better stuff this season than during the seventh, eighth and ninth Innings. League Meeting Held Several rules and regulutlonn (ending to improve the league were discussed and accepted ut the CHARACTER IN WRITING PAPER u llko clmruetcr In clothca unolilrjalvH but rvronnln".! InHtanlly. A choice of HlyUs ami HhuK8 to Butt lnllvttlu'il lr'ftTnc('H iintt umh Ih fulr ty ey. TIum-i' rciniitiiB tho prubli'iii of quality unit finish. SYMPHONY LAWN luaUi'8 the ttolutlon Kilnilt-. Its lirautlfill limn finish Ih ulniisa correct. The iiiullty is the finest money unit pup-cr-uuiking bruliiH can pro duce. WHITK mill TINTS. Special 69c the box Glass Drugs Inc. La Grande. Oregon I n route lo Mi; In Mrs. J. K. Graham and Mrs. F, I. Bower went to Klein this morn- ...S ..... , ..... ..,.. ,,l..i H'UKue managers ai Graham is en route lo her there and Mrs. Bower will visit there with Mrs. Graham for sever al days. Spent week nt Condon Mr. and Mrs. Hick Lindsay, ac companied by Mlso Benin h Xew- II n. returned to l.a Grande lust ev ening. fter spending the past week at Condon, Oregon, visiting at the homo of Mrs. Lindsay's parent. Mr. and Mrs. Clark. They made the trip by auto. VMtctl .Mls Pecnlcr Mr. and Mis. George Clark visa ed Miss Helen Peebler at Ladd Canyon yesterday. Miss Peebler has been in a very bad condition cently, but was reported to la better yesterday. . "Listens In" On Radio -7 Markets POlt TLAM MAItKHTS. POKTLANl, Ore. AP Cattlo slow, hoes BU to 75 cents lower, sheep steady. IU TTHItFAT. SAN FBANC1SCO, (AP) But terlat 47 cents here today. Here from t nion H. W. B. Smith, rancher and horse raiser of Cnlon. was in l.n Grande today. Mr. Smith has en tered a team of chariot horses in the race, at the 1'nlon Livestock show for many years past, and has attained some fame as a chariot driver. Here for .Memorial Bay Mrs. Charles K. Cochran and daughter, Jane, came to m Grande and visited here over the week end at the George T. Cochran home. They attended the Memorial ser vices at Summerville Saturday. On their return trip to Portland they were accompanh d by Mlfss But h Cochran, who hns been visiting in I,a Grande for the past two weeks. endleton yes- terdjiy morning, ltepresentatlves of the Baker. Walla Walla. I41 Grande and Pendleton teams were all pres ent and the business was put through in the minimum of time with tho greatest satisfaction to all concerned. The grand stand reserved seat charne begun by Baker and Ja Grande will be continued. This ex tra charge on the grandstand seats was placed, according to the man agers of the two teams, for the purpose of paying for the stands and the accommodation of funs, who because at the present time are filled by boys and others who would just as soon fit In the bleach ers. A more satisfactory method of handling the umpires Is expected to result1 from' a motion which was j passed placing ine supervision ami handling of the league arbrlters in the hands of President Schroeder. The plan calls for but a single um pire at each game but tills man will be on the regular payroll and will not be a resident, of any of the towns In the league. Two umpires may be used in important games, at tin: pleasure of the managers of the competing teams, , The score of Sunday's game: EXPORTS IN PAST YEAR WERE GREAT S f K 4 p v ....... H 'x- f 1 9 ' Talk by llev. Hodge. Heading by three girls Your Flag and My Flag. Male uuartet "fled, White and Blue." Heading "Tilbutu to the Flag" by Agnes Paddock. Prayers by llev. Qulnn and Bi shop Kohler. Song "Star Spangled Banner, led by the baud. From the gym the parade led to the cemetery where brief services were held and tho children and soldiers strewed flowers on th-i graves. The band played at the graves of two of lis former mem bers and taps were sounded. Marching back to the Iv. P, hall, the soldiers, sailors, bund boys, and Cninpflre (drls enjoyed a Innch, which had been prepared ,by thW Belief t'orps. Ail buNimna house!' were dosed during the afternoon till after the exercises were over. OOTEL ASTOR 2nd ft H ill Ut Ani.lM EVERY ROOM hat PRIVATE TOILET 50S Bmhi New, Modem . Cloie to Shopping District and Theatre! FREE GARAGE Tariff from $1.30 Si at1 A new riullo mirm le is leii Helen iveiier, ueaL unmo ami blind Nlmt birth, can "hear" programs through Iter aciile sense of tuiu.ii. It ts liulicatetl by Itls earrietl mi at U(iO, San l'raii vlsco. Miss Keller b shown ahuie " IMening ln.' .. Ill-it for it'hnl Mrs. (. W. Balky, und Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Bailey, all of Hermiston came to Ba C.rande -rlday and at tended the dance recital here Fri day evening. They vkiited at the J. B. llousu home while here. They were accompanied home by Twll.i and Jaek House who will spend two weeks there, after which they will be joined by their mother and go on lo Portland for some time. Left yesterday Mrs. Y. P. McAdnry left I,a (irande yesterday morning fur Portland arter which she will go to Mershfield to attend the rnnven- Special Sale MEN'S TOP COATS For Five Days June 2 to June 6 Values $32.50 to $37.50 Now $27.50 each Made by Michaels-Stern Value First Clothiers SEE WINDOW! Clint's Clothiery "The Store With a Conscience" P(IX NcIIT. I.U Grumk-: All !: It TO A K llartiuiili, If 6 2 h 0 II 0 llc-lm, 2 4 1 2 2 6 1 Cunnyhiilu. m. .. 2 0 II 1 0 0 I'.urth. t- 4 1 1 111 0 1 CrOSHfll, 3 4 1 ' 1 0 1 0 Williams, k. y II h 1 3 1 lloltu. 1 4 0 1 13 1 ll Ali Minil. r. r 4 0 1 ll 1 Hiln. 4 0 ii 12 ii S4 5 U 27 22 4 WiiIIii Wullii AU K II I'O A K li. ii ii. 2 4 113 2 1 Wiinl. 3 3 1 2 I 2 n Hull. If 3 1 Ii 2 0 0 I ritotirki. c 4 ll ll 5 1 2 WrlKlil. 1 4 II ll HI 1 1 HrhlKc-wiiti'r. h .. 4 (l I 14 2 MiWmlls. r 2 ll n 1 " ll Olson, in 3 (l ll 4 ll 1 Wilson, r 2 ll II ll 0 0 33 3 4 27 1 It 7 (Continued from Puts' One.) $731, u',13. 6112: I'lM'ilBylvunlll. J293, 21l.li"i3; Illinois. 23.314.270: t.'nl Ifoinin, J234.lili4.21ll; Ni'W Jirsi-y, $223, S21. 2'14; l.ouiHtlinil. $222. S47, 224: -MlihlKiin. $H7.87.6fi4: Vlr Kinia, $1.5ii,l,.is.22.r.: Ohio. $133. 559,3112. nnil Mimsncllllfli'ttH. with morehiimllso aluallon.s of $114. 41S.43II. Mlnnt-Hota with uhlimii-nts vnliH'J al '.iU.SSil.4!Hi, wan Just out side the first eleven stali-.i. while Nevatla, with exports aiuounllnir to but $233,413 brought up the reur of the entire list. This is the flr.sl time In the his tory or Kovernment trade statlsllrs, according to Dr. Julius Klein, di rector of the bureau of foreign nnil domestic commerce, under whose charire the flirures were compiled, that an attempt has been made to show the relative yearly slandlllK of the dllferc nt stales and region of tile I'nlon In -the never endlnif sti'UKKle lor lorelmt trade. Formerly official trade flRUren Have only the port from which shipments were cleared. Inland producers, desirous of flndlnR out what aKrlcilltur.il und manufac tured Roods cnuie from their re gions wantud the commerce depart ment lo adopt some oilier syaiem. Tlu' outcome was the new compila tion which is based on tnrouKn- btlls-of-lndlnK, and therefore in t In case of some stales, reilects tint a purl of thi'lr total forelun Hade. and fur other Includes goods pro duced elsewhere. The- clement of seasonal fluctuation, says liireclor Klein, should also be considered. Indiana Missouri Oklahoma Tennessee West Virginia Arkunsns Kansas Kentucky Alabama Connecticut lowu H. Carolina Florida Nebraska Hhoile Isbind Porto Itlco Arizona New Ilunipshlre .... Maine South Dakolu Delaware .Montana Wyoming Colorado Hawaii Vermont North Dakota Idaho Alaska New Mexico Dlst. of Columbia t'tuh .Nevada Tolal .1 Du.fSr..S10 ITAl'OMA A'ri'OltM'.V TO 4H.I42.9S7 li:i l'..M i i:itNOU I1AUT 47.KH7.0IIU j OLYI'MIA, Wash. ( Ai') Maur 43,041,11X4 ! tee "Langhorne, Tar.onui attorney, 39,1 17,227 ! will- be chief defense counsel for 3S,S99.tili! ' former Governor Hurt ill his trial 3li.S92,or.3 I on charges involving an alleged 35.S9li.2U0 attempted fee split in connection 35,739,4411 with the liquidation of the defunct 35.503.4116 'scundlnuvlsin-American Hank of Tacoma, it was announced here today. 33.992.701 29, Sll 11,7119 27.465.118(1 19.li2S.594 1 3.678. 5li0 9.479.43H 0.198.606 6.014,221 6.602.3611 5.240.S33 6.208.33S 4'."7r.,:i 115 4.11311.1112 2.71111.822 2.491.080 2.3117.212 2.199.103 j:2so:mI,,t,,m r5i,ios rMi,n:t $M!ih.i3I,9::g 1 Sii-e hy ImihiKs Iai (iriimle 1 2 3 4 ft ti 7 S 8 Knns .......4 o 0 ii (J 1 (i o- HHs A H 0 0 1 M II o n - Wulla Wul hi ltiins '2 n 1 o o ii o it ii - jilts 1 n 2 0 j 0 U 1- -1 Siiinninrv. icilllee lilt: ( 'iiiiii;. Imni '2. lOnrn mis: 1 (irnii'le 1!; W illii Wulhi ii. First on hulls: oil Hein 1. oil" I'urris . 1-ft on buses; li (inuiiie 1, WiiIIii Witllil 4. Wild piteheM: 1 tein 1, I'arriH 1 . l-irn( buse on erroiM; l.a GruiioV 4. Walla Walhi 2. Siruck out: by Hein Hi. by I'ur ris S. I'fiHwil bulls: Hurth 1. O'ltimrke 1. Credit vletury lo Ib ln, eli;ire defeat tn HurriH. Cniptrefi: Dhkey and Crews. Time of gume 1 hour an mlnutea. llAIti; HITII IN lilMXI' NKV V'oi-'lv (Al) Mil he ' Killh returned lo the New Yoil; Y;inUee lineup today alter an ab.senee of f4 play in tr days. Itulh waH st riel Ull Inrillell7.il dlirinu till1 truiriiiiK trip. DECOUATIOX DAY SERVICE QUIET HERE (Oonllnued tiom mire One,) auxiliary to I he American Legion. At '2:'ah o'-loek In the ufternnon. with a lttiKe erowd In ullentlimee, the afternoon wervleeH were held in Haptl.Ht ehureh with Otis. Pal mer, American Legion post com- prealdinK. M. HunnihreyH and IIiibIi K. Hrudy il e M v e r e d palriotie ad dresties. Miss l-reileiike Sehllke and Uaymond Villiainn minx and MIhh ' 1 lelen WilllaniH played u plnno nolo. 1 The renter hhnie of the elty'H liopulatloii oliHirved Menunial Duv tn home way or other, many vlnit InjH 'tlip e.emeterleH and otiieru ob .soi'vliiK Ih"' daV iiuletly. '' Round Trip Excursion Fares Tlehata an aala ally to SpC tf Kansas City St. Louis Chicago ' Detroit Cleveland $67.00 76.50 81.00 100.62 103.56 Washington 136.56 New York . . 142.40 Boston ... - 148.50 Cormpowllni far to other Important center. FinlretumlimitOrtibT Jl, 1935. Lib-ral top-ovcr privileKcuo ing and retumioc. ZIm Natlaaal rark - Low lunimet fare to thi new Won derland of Color in Southern Utah. Why not take it in on your way East ? Yallwwafwaa Natlaaal Park - May alto be made aa a Kle trip at a mall additional cott. Aafc for free booklet descriptive of Uieie fanKMii rctorU. Wherever rou want to go, let ua make all your arrangement, it coat no more and will save your valuable time. J. II. Keeney, Agl. Ka(;ratide, Ore. AVm. MrMtirrny en. Puss, At. Porltaml, Oix SPECIAL Anolliir shipment of these kIiocs ut the mime low prices: Ladies' Two-simp Kid, Comfort l,unips..$2.9." Ladies' One-strap, Kid Pumps , $2.93 Ladies' One-strap Pat ent Pump 92.95 Turkish Towels, 18x33, 2 for :rc Men's Athletic Union Suits 49c The New York Store 1210 Atlanta Itll'TIWS ATTACK. KKZ. Freneh Morocco (AP) cm o nnsi:uvi-:s pay I'NKIN'. (Special) Memorial apliHK "Il lHKiy u.wiveu neM- i.j (the villous ori;anl7.iilionK which n Imially lalie jiitrt In !hin event. At It wo o'clock the parade formed. Willi (ho I'nlon hand leudlni?, C. A. Ai. veteraiiH. Spanish War veternnH iml American l.ej;ton. Ilellef The Hirrlans lodiy lauiiehed ano- Corps, Camplire (iirlH, and ehlld Iher aflack on tlie leKhtH of lil-'ien ulh flnvverM. marched to Hie Imne on the Ouernhn. front, hut hridf,e on Main Mreet. where sliort wit li lltl le stieeeHM. Tin- town or It-.itli. Me., niiiNt. ery litisy on Saturday iiIkIiI. Itice Krowera me looking f''' ward to tlie crop of June 'wedilliin-s ll.Ki:it WINS 1TEOM ItCCKS PKNKI.KTON. Ore. (Speeiul) Itv defeat in t; the HiiekarooH lure Sunday, Maker elimiied into a tie with Pendleton for m coml place In tlie Ulue Mountain league. l.a C.rande, with a lend of three full guinea, in far ahead of the ot her three tenuis in the race. Ihtnlap, with 17 utrikeouts. pitched a wonderful jcaine for the Huckiiroos hut loose fielding ffive I he vlatlnrH niont of their run". Mrandi held the Pucka to nix li Mm. MhIm- Adania hit u home run in t he nint h with Homer Taylor on and gave Pendleton two runs. Hron U. M. Iv Maker .. ti P - peniileton 4 fi 1 Maiteries: Imnlap and llargett; Urandt anil Sowers. NATIONAL 1APOHTS IN HJi WASHINGTON ( A P ) Texas ranked first In ihe union dnilnti HUM aa a Houree of export con tributions to the forciKn trade oi the t'niled State.s. Tlie vommeico deparl irieiit Rave out today a compilation of figures the first of their kind ever col lected which showed that Texas i exports for Me year had a valua tion of $737.21,J7. just nhove I lie $ 7 :t 1 . 5 ! a . H 1 1 or exports credited to New York, and comparing with (he j JJ'.Kt.lVjy.'MW ot exports wliich orig- jlnated in Pennsylvania, the male which ranged tluru. The collection of the exports hy states of origin was begun first by Ihe commerce department In j !i:M, and 1m subject, it wuh snid officially, lo some allowance rnr ! error, due to the experimental na ture of Ihe attempt, and to tlie fact that bills of lading attached to ex port shipments are not alwaM marked to show the exact point of production. Notwithstanding, the records uttalned are considered fairly reliable, and their collection will he continued. Complete Table The complete table for V.f24 fol lows: Texas 7::7. 1 H.'jL'T New York 7;ii.::Kt.:.2 Pennsv Ivania - ;t.2H!i. 1 Ml Illinois i!:i!i.3M.I!7ii Culirornia li:H.tiSl,j Hi New .Jersey 2 '2 'A, ! '2 l , '2 H4 Louisiana L'22.H4 7.2iM Michigan 1 7 7.K7.r.4 Virginia 150. 1 UH.22& Ohio i:t3.fi.1.3i2 Mawachusetts 1M.41H.40 , Minnesota 99.KHti.4'Jt) Waahltiglon !i.;i3o.(i'jf Wisconsin X,J.2'.tn,K9r, Georgia , M.9:i.3ko Marvland .. 7 1.1 7H.3 1 0 Oregon .. 7i,r,i:i.y:t'j j N. fiiroltna 2.2 1 .924 : vit4Htpp( rtr..f.47.4'7 The man with a fine line of lalli Is fi.'-hing for soniclhing. It's foolish to think seetided frrmi diimii Mryaii animal. service'; wen- h- ld. Then the pa lade lefonmd and niirelied to I Ik gymnasium, the children sen tier ing flowers on the water as they p;'s.s-d over the bridge. A I tlie gym tlie main pari oi the afternoon program wan held: Music by the band. "America." lead by the children. Male .iiarte( -"liaise Ihe Mnn mr' I loilg'e, Ua.Mer, Smith und (It,-- )Ope, M ante by t he bnnd. N OT I CK W A N T1-: I . Three men with or wltho-.it curs who live around hero pleasant outalde work. Won derful opportunity. Cull to day. .T. 1IYMAM l-'olcy Hotel. ,1 mU&2Ft u I Exchange Two family lamx; on rii.t St., lu ex change Tor n giMhl liouo lu Portland. l-'lvc-nen Irnrt with im gcMsl hnpitne iiients In May I'tirk (o exchaiiKW for city property or a (iiwil now uiilu. WEEKS & HLACK isi:Airoits New l'dy llhltf. Insiiranco Loans Down Again! (Eitectivc Today) Essex Price Reduced Was $10(50 Now $1015 Ledbetter's Garage U'h Coining The IIudsim-Kssix (aravnn 8 Children's Clothes Everything From Hose (o 'Huts Huckliuid If n (1 o r v cur, Vests, r.loomt'is, Cowns, etc. Dresses iind Suits, lluta, Caps and Konnets. Coats for s'irla and boys. Embroidery Threads - Heads and I'.oxed Gifts Art & Baby Shop "KVEIIYTIHNO I'Olt THE HABY" HKMSTITCIIINIJ Hold Knnlilli-r IIIiIk. KIAMI'INO IH TIKKK K rATl'llllNS I). M. O. TH:tKAI TODAY ONLY Richard Barthelmess In The I'eople who live in "printr sultfl j should not open milk bolt b a ' ITCHINGS I Sea your doctor. VicWs, how I tver, will allay th ifiiution. yicKS V VARORUB Or tTMilhmn Jmrt Vtmi Ymmrly General Cords Go a Long Way to Make Friends. Jennings & Shumate "FIGHTING BLADE" And 15AHY PEGUY in "THE TOOK KID' Tuesday CONSTANCE TALMADGE In "LEARNING TO LOVE"