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Thursday,' July 11," 1945 p- Page Two IHK Li GRAJSDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE HON WAC Attacked i Robbed in City hi NEW YORK, July 12 (UP) A FMi 11.. i t-..: I itr A - ....... aped and robbed in a Bowery 1 loorway early today by three Tien who also assaulted her sol ' it jier companion. . ti Two men were arrested for tho " iisSault. The WAC's name was i j withheld by police. Her com .Is portion was Pvt. Clifford R. Da vis, veteran of action in New 1 JP- Guinea. i Jack Colletti, 20, and Phil Fus- j, co, 20, weie booked on suspicion Hoi They suid they knew the third yet man only as AngoJo. ni8 Private Davis Is a Datient at Halloran hospital where the WAC ' is stationed. They had overnight an( passes and were walking along the Bowery when tlnae youths J. sprang from a hallway and seized th. tHem. Davis broke nway after n sal scuffle, during which he said one man drew a knife. The soldier ' ran to the East Fifth street police Da station for help. trl ho of Women Plan Postwar Kifeiicn (ion ski Causes Mild 1 Sensation in City PHILADELPHIA, July 12 (UP) ' Wistful little Gonski caused a mild wave of confusion and con sternation today in Philadelphia's streets, bars and restaurants. People gave him a wide berth as he tagged along at the end of a leash while his master, Sound man 2'c V. O. Mailman, Redding, Calif., and another sailor. Sea man W. R. Noiton, Louisville, Ky., saw the city's sights. Gonski is a nine-weeks old skunk, named after a legendary navy bad-luck figure. Hartman,1 got him from a friend in Cali-! fornia. Other than shocking pass-; ersby, Gonski caused no further disorder to the public. Ho has been distinctly "dis-odorized." ' r 1 . rt- . . ' I . .. :'-(. f' Bolero Sunsuit 1 x" By MRS. ANNE CABOT For brisk hot-weather doings in backyard or at the beach a minimum of icstricting clothing is indicated! And here's the popular type of sunsuit the youngsters thoroughly enjoy cool, clean-cut and comfortable! To protect the little shoulders shoulders ;fiom Minl)i"n or to wear on an occasional cool day. the bolero is adiK'd. To obtain complete pattern cherry applique for pocket, fin ishing instructions for sunsuit and bolero (pattern No. 5H8;i) sizes 2 3, 4 years included in pat tern, send 15 cents in coin, plus 1 cent postage, your name, ad dress and the pattern number to Anne Cabot, La Grande F.veninc Observer, 70!l Mission St., San Francisco, Calif. By ROSELLEN CALLAHAN NEA Staff Correspondent NEW YORK Thr-postwar kitchen must be the most attrac tive and modern room in the house, say' the women who are planning on new homes in the near future. If thoy must spend the better part of the day preparing three meals and tidying up aftei wards, they point out, then they want the lightest, airiest, most scienti fically equipped room possible. More windows topped the list of "musts" demanded by the thousands of women who took part in a recent kitchen contest conducted by Western Family. Some wanted entire sides of fjass and many others also want ed glass sliding doors opening onto a tiled terrace for al fresco dining. Breakfast nooks were ruled out completely. Instead of crnmpod subicles, they suggest a glassed-ln section just off the kitchen, which extends past the actual building line. Time-Savers U-shaped work centers are the answer- to how to conserve en ergy, say these omuteur archi tects. Also in demand were a deep freeze unit in the refriger ator, so that shopping could be done weeks ahead; fluorescent lighting in the ceiling and a light in the oven as well us over the range; a place for tho telephone and radio, and a large mirror for personal check-up before unswer ing the doorbell. Answering the dream of most w o ril e n is tho prize-winning sketch above by Mrs. Dorothy Downing 6f Santa Monica Calif. Pointing out the features of her ideal kitchen, Mrs. Downing says: - ' ' "My air conditioned dream kitchen exposes view to the east, south and west. A wide, sliding plate glass window is set into ihe all of glass brick which ex tends up and overhead, skylight ing 12 inches of ceiling. 1 "Fluoioscent lighting in the ceiling follows the pattern of the U-shaped work center below, one side of - which includes a stove and counter that Juts out into the room. This separates the glassed in breakfast corner from the work center and allows access from either side. So does the tiuns parent cupboard suspended above the tiled counter which has chairs concealed in the cabinet beneath. "At the curve of this 'IJ' are a double-basin sink, garbage dis poser find dishwasher. Complet ing the wofk Space are the re frigerator with revolving shelves and freezing storage compart ment, and a long counter with a service window opening Into the dining room. At the end of this, A dumbwuiter travels down to the basement,' up to the master bedroom making it easy to ser ve breakfast in bed and thence to the recreation roof. "The door into the dining room is opened automatically by step ping on a floor panel. And for that last look before entering it, there is a half-length mirror." QUAINT WEDDING CUSTOM After the wedding, the bride In rural Albania carries two loaves of bread into her home, breaking them into bits, and feeding them to the guests. New Cars To Be Off Ration List Jan. 1 WASHINGTON, July 12 UP) New passenger cars, which al ready are in production, may be ration-free by next January but most Americans probably won't i able to get one for some time afterward. War production board believes enough materials will be avail able during the next two months to allow 'manufacturers to make more cars than their present auotas. Those call for some 090, 000 new cars by next March 31. There was no estimate of the exact number of new autos the industry will be able to make if materials are more plentiful. But Henry P. Nelson, WPB director of reconversion, told a press confer ence new cars could be removed from the ration list by January. Until then, essential users such as doctors, law enforcement of ficers and some war workers will get first call. SHAEF Dissolves PARIS, July 12 (UP) Supreme headquarters of the allied expe ditionary forces (SHAEF) and the combined allied command will be dissolved, effective at 12:01 a. m. July 14, it was an nounced .today. Maj. Talbot Pat rick of Goldsboro, N. C, chief press officer at SHAEF, said the process of dissolving headquar ters was almost completed at the I. G. Fin-ben Industrie buildings in Frankfurt. p, "N4ur'wtiiT 1 ( you haven't , . . .try an Tfv ? ri rr Ilhick Cnir Pump with Ctilmn Heel. Mack OtSr Surge Oxford, Heel. Talent Open Toe High Heel Pump (iaherdine & patent Trim High or Cuban Heel Sandals. ." 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Tuneful, Hilarious Probably life in Alaska was hectic in '98, but certainly its scene is tunefully, colorfully and hilariously enhanced In "Belle of the Yukon," International's new AKO Radio release. Som-othing is added to the Yukon when the luscious Yukon Belles arrive, and the luwn of Malemuto has rev eled in a riot of beauty, romance and mirth. Opening at the Liberty theater yesterday, this gay ttVlinicolor musical extravaganza proved it self one of the season's funniest as well as moit elaborate offer ings. Randolph Scott, Gypsy Rose Lee, Dinah Shore and Bob Burns have the stellar roles in the melange or mirth, melody and skullduggery which is set in the raw and boisterous Alaskan town. Scott, as Honest John Calhoun, a debonair and unscrupulous owner of Malemute's leading hooch emporium, has a talent for planning ingenious schemes whereby he can gyp his fellow citizens and still retain his nick name. Miss Lee, as Belle De Valle, brings a troupe of enter tainers to Malemute, and discov ers that Scott is an old acquaint ance who in the past absconded with her heart and bankroll. About 30,000 tons of cast iron were saved by production of ap proximately 1,000,000 ceramic fireplace grates in one winter. 'Admiral' Cruised Steadily But Only Between Wife, Gal Friend ATLANTIC CITY, July 12 (UP) Birger Helgcsen disdained bell bottom trousers but he found good use for a coat of navy blue. That's why the federal bureau of Investigation had him in jail today. New Jersey FBI agent Samuel K. MeKee said Helgesen, 51-year-old Norwegian, appointed himself a captain in the Norwegian roy al navy two years ago, then pro moted himself to rear admiral. He became a familiar figure along the New Jersey coast, the FBI said, as he divided his time between two women, one his wife. When Helgesen decided on a change of feminine companion ship, McKee said, he just in formed his wife he was off on a transatlantic mission for the Nor wegian navy. Dressed in a heavily-braided uniform, gold-monogramed brief case in hand, he'd wave a cheery goodbye and "go to sea." Ac cording to the FBI "sea" was just a few miles up the Atlantic coast from his Cape May home. There, the FBI said, Helgesen would re port to his ladylove he had just returned from a mission and was ready to settle down for a good rest. When the spirit moved him, Helgesen would reverse the pro cedure, informing nis iwonmouin county companion he had to be off "to sea." He'd wave a cheery goodbye, pick up the brief case and with a smart salute leave, etc. He is charged with illegally wearing the uniform of an offi cer in the Norwegian royal navy. Mitscher Home For Visit With Mother HILLS BORO, Wis., July 12 (UP) Vice Adm. Marc A. Mit scher, a hometown boy who made good by going to sea, carr.3 back to his mother and homefolk to day. The admiral, whose naval tac tics puzzle the Japanese navy, used some of his sea strategy and slipped into town almost unkown. They didn't know just what time to expect their famous townsman, but the people of Hiilsboro were determined to give Admiral Mitscher, scrappy little leader of task force 58, a rousing ,welcome home. Taking no chances on being caught un prepared by ah earlier arrival, thin town ' (,146 persons was decked out in flags and bunting last night, ready for the homecoming. HUNGRY LAD . T AC DM A. Wash., July 12 (UP) Michael Crienjak, 1-months-old, drank hall a bottle of turpentine and was rushed to hospital. After he was brought home, he ate the S5 federal auto tax rtamp his father had bought for the fam ily car. A 3fl-pound head of cabbage was grown in Anchorage, Alaska. We Have a Great Variety of Fresh FRUITS! 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