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LA GRANDE. EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Three INTERNATIONAL RELATIONSCLUBS MEETINTACOMA Wednesday, March 7, 1934 aHaHaHavaaaiKaaMamHaMaaaHaMaHaBaKaMKMalMaiaaaMaaawasaaaaviaaaaMaaHaaaawaanBaKaaMMaMHMMHHHM TACOMA. Wash. (Special) A con ference of the International Rela tions clubs In- the northwest region will take place here March) 16 and 17 under the auspices of the College of puget Sound. Plans for the conference were an nounced by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. The leading speakers will be Sir Herbert Ames, former member of the, dominion par liament, and Miss Amy Hcmimvay Jones, division assistant of tin? di vision of Intercourse and education of the Carnegie Endowment for In ternational Peace. ' Oregon colleges and universities with International Relations clubs which are expected to be represented at the conference are: Albany college at Albany; University of Oregon at Eugene; Eastern Oregon Normal school at La Grande; LJnfleld college at McMlnnvllle; Oregon Normal school at Monmouth; Pacific college at Newberg; Reed college at Portland; Oregon State collego at Cor vail la. AT THE LIBERTY i Right on the heels of her triumph In "Morning Glory" comes Katharine Hepburn, the hip! hip I hoorah! star of RKp-Radio pictures. In. a role as made to order for her as Jo In "Lit tle Women' opening a three-day run at the Liberty Thursday was made to order for the author, Louisa M. Alcott, and Jo was taken from Al cott's own life. Jo, as millions of readers have known her down the years since 1808, when the volume was first publish ed, la tall, thin and brown, restless, romping, ambitious, generous, lovable. She Is a topsy-turvy tomboy who finally grows up to find a crowning romance. Young America, and old America too. will delight. It Is said. In the, re markable performance Katharine gives as the girl who revels In af fection but shies at marriage. The RKO-Rudlo star can quickly shift her histrionic gears from laughs to tears and back again. And she looks the part of Jo as well as being able to act It with the- understanding that has made the young fiction heroine beloved among all nations and classes. . ' Others of the "four horsemen of fame among the fiction fans," the little women of the book, are Joan Bennett as Amy, Frances Dee as Meg and Jean Porker as Beth. Paul Luk as, Douglass Montgomery and John Davis Lodge are the romantic wooers of hte story. Edna May Oliver plays the stormy Aunt March. Henry Stephenson Is Mr. Laurence, Spring Byington Is Marmee, Samuel Hinds Is Mr. March, Mabel Colcord Is Hannah and Nydla Westman la Mamie. sDel Wolfe, Beaten u By George Fuchsia PORTLAND, Ore., Mar. 7 iff) Three paralyzing lefts to the stomach put Del Wolfe, 223, Belling horn. Wash., down and out In the first round of his fight here last night with George Fuchsia, 180, St. Johns. I1LACK TISSUE WRAPPING 'KEEPS GOLD SHOE'S SHINE Here's something that will help to keep your gold or silver evening shoes bright and free from tarnish. Keep them wrapped in black tissue paper or in an old pair of black stockings until ready to wear. 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