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Colors Bright
In Towels,
Rugs'
Most any bathroom needs glam
our, : and plenty of It. Redding
ttores and towel departments are
generally supplied this Christ
mas with more attractive bath
, room ealpnent than ever . be
fore. Deep shades seem most
popular for towels these modern
years and a bit of writing adds
a personal touch. Many of the
better towels boast especially
colorful monograms.
TQwels and washcloths to
match aren't the only gifts for
a well dressed bathroom. There
are rugs ' of blending colors and
design and there are soaps galore.
You can' pay off an old score
by buying . a friend soap of ap
propriate, design. . For , Instance
there's the ball of soap that looks
like the world put up in a cute
little box made to simulate a
picket fence. Ob the box's top is
'a poem thai-ends up with, "I can
give you the world with a fence
around it. There's another pair
f soap bars, this time In the
shape of dumb bells, which might
be appropriate for the friend
who boasts of super-strength.
For him, a box containing a half
deaen soap golf balls, appropriate
gift for the golf dub.
Favorite flowers of soap are
even found and soap strawberries
will' add color to a ' bathroom at
Christmas time. Children's soap
can be found in abundance. Sev
eral years ' ago it was Mickey
Mouse, last year it was Snow
White and this year's special is
Pinoccio.
Fat Joan and Darby soap pigs
with bright decalomania roses on
their backs are adorable; Bobby
the Hobbyhorse, a high-spirited
creature with flirtatious eye, has
a soft cotton cord halter that
bangs him around your neclt
while you're in the shower.
For an inexpensive but much
needed , gift '. for the - bathroom.
buy one of the many good look
ing tumblers, in a matching flor
al color.
Might equip the bath with new
curtains this year too. Water
proof silks or rubberized mater
ials come in beautiful colors.
Borne are figured, others are
plain, with ornamental edging.
Add more glamour to the bath
room with a large and ultra
beautiful bottle of cologne.
Luggage always makes fine
gifts. The cleverest weekend bags
ever produced are in the shops
this year. Airplane travel has
revolutionised the luggage de
signs. Look -into the newer de
signs and consider them as excel
lent gifts.
Closet equipment suitable as
gifts. Include transparent hat
bones, stocking boxes, cabinets to
discourage the mosts' visit to the
best fur coat and shoe racks.
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Olds Sales Climb
Sharply, November
Sales of Oldsmobile sixes and
eights for the first ten days of
November climbed to 7195 cars
and established another company
record for this period, it was
announced in Lansing yesterday
by D. E. Ralston, general sales
manager. This is an increase of
approximately 16 per cent over
the 6222 cars sold during the
corresponding period last year
and a gain of more than 27 per
cent over the .5654 cars 6old dur
ing the first 10 days of October,
it was stated.
"Oldsmobile is definitely on its
way to one of the biggest years
in the company's history," said
Ralston. "Sales from January 1
to November 10 have reached
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delights the eyes as golden
. Rodiorgan tone thrills aH hearers. Foreign '
reception guaranteed I
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Tinymites Would Choose
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Every ceneration likes dolls and snuggly toys. The
doll pictured is typical of the many that can be pur
chased for modern little girls to love. The panda takes
place of the lgst generation's favorite, the teddy bear.
The other toys pictured are a Pluto.dog who rolls over,
an airplace which makes a backward loop and a pair
of electric scissors. (Statesman staff photo).
168,880 units and show an in
crease of more than 40 per cent
over last year's volume of 119,
952 cars."
"While sales volumes continue
to establish new records, it nec
essarily follows that production
must be maintained at a peak,"
Ralston added. "Oldsmobile re
cently established a new produc
tion record for a single day with
a total of 1383 Oldsmobile sixes
! and eights built."
Thread, thimble and darning
cotton sets seem ever so popular
this year. They'll encourage
darned hose too, because who
could resist such clever cases aa
are to be found in stores this holi
day season.
Absolutely the season's newest styles and patterns . . . beautiful smart shades
featuring the new teal blues and greens tailored to perfection with all the
style smartness of coats twice their price . . . made with the new wide shoul
ders with smart drape effect also the more conservative styles . . . You owe
it to yourself lo these buys NOWl.
Many of these fine coats. taken. from' our regular stockv Broken lots and odd
sizes but all sizes ihgroup . . 'Air-good styles: Raglans---Set to olilderi-
' Plain Backahd soirie Belfed Styles.-' All shades: greys,, browns (and som
blues). Be here nearly to get orW.of se exceptional benyedna NpV while
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Musical Child Will
Be Easily Pleased
For the child Interested in
music, books of old favorite songs
are easy to find, and may be
bought at any price to suit your
pocketbookl If there's phonograph-radio
in the family, be sure
there are some classic records in
cluded on your list.
Lives of musicians are written
in attractive manner for children,
and may be bought at all book
shops. One publisher features a
series of books about the boyhood
df great composers. A greater ap
preciation will be gained by fa
mallarity with the composers.
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Electric Eye Is
Aid to Helpless
Will Turn on Radio, Call
for Help j Air Valve,
. Eye Are Combined
By HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE
: NEW YORK, Nov. 30 Just
a long easy breath is all a help
less person needs to get the new
est gadget of science, a special
electric eye, to turn on the radio,
call . help or give other aid.
The device, in the form of a
small box,, was designed at the
request of the reconstruction hos
pital here for the use' of the arm
less, the badly injured,- the para
lyzed, those who live ,in 1 iron
lungs, particularly for, child vic
tims' of Infantile paralysis, and
others suffering from trouble
which stretch, them out helpless
for weeks at a time.
. The first purpose is entertain-,
ment, to enable these persons to
operate radios, moving pictures
or turn on lights , in short to
relieve the monotony "which' is
a serious bar to recovery lnnfany
such cases.
Physicians said ita uses could
be extended indefinitely, to suit
Individual patients.'
Anyone who can move head,
arm, band or knee to push a
button or. gently squeexe a bulb
can control the electric eye of
the box. Or if a person is com
pletely helpless, . . two slight
breaths into a rubber tube will
set the eye to work..
Any of .these mechanical ope
rations moves ' a ' selected - pneu
matic valve in the box. The mo
tion of the valve casta shadows
on one or more photo-electric
tubes. The shadows, controlled
by the number of breaths, or
squeeses of bulb or button, cause
the tubes to select and operate
an electric circuit doing the
thing -the patient wishes.
Scouts Preparing
For '64 Campaign
HERMISTON, Ore., Nov. 80
(JP) "Be prepared" is the motto
of the Boy Scouts. Eastern Ore
gon members are.
A prankster at a scout camp
last summer suggested Bill Belt
of Hermlston run for president
and Dick Mansfield of Freewater
run for vice-president in 1964.
The idea didn't seem so bad,
and today Belt-for-president
boosters reported he had a cam
paign manager in every state of
the union.
Said Belt: "The only trouble
with Willkle was that he didn't
start early enough."
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Drings Yon the Host Sensational Voices Ever Offered
Through the cooperation of a well-known manufacturer we bring this timely
purchase of factory close outs and discontinued numbers at sensational sav
ings to you. Now's the time. These won't lastl
Special Group of 65 Fine
Army Baf fled by i
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ranking officers of the army
third: corps- are" made' it plain
bere that they'd ; like;, tor forget
this 1 little laatter of .'employing,
hostesses. at army eamps?- S.V ":
Altogether, some -20fl ; women
have Hooded" corps area,'-.iiead;
quarters . with -.applications .- for
exactly six JobaT-.; . s
Toyldnd Exciting'
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Following ,.hardL on " the heels
of the dashing fleetr'footed, on
rushing 'BUtxen and "'Erancer'
columns the MARCH OF THE
TOYS, lead -by that Jovial Gen
eral ; Santa, swooped 'down In the
night .and. captured "Camp Toy
land," in the v.ery heart of Sears,
Roebuck and Co.'s magic Joy
shop. -.
Reports, are JthAV the Jovial
General has th. situation mighty
veil in hand. With a piercing
thrust" direct to the heart -of
Moms and Dads,, of boys and
girls, all resistance was completely-broken.
In occupying the railroad-tenters,
it is rumored that
Wheral Santa intends tq invoke
compulsory "electric. , training"
on ' everyone from . Grandpa on
down. The crack streamliners
and 5" fast freights' are zooming up
and. down ln a freniy ct activity.
With whistles screaming and : the
signal . lights, on "green, , it's 'go
ahead" for the ; greatest 'Christ
mas victory celebration in his-'
tory.
Pouring in on ' toyland are
seemingly endless streams of mo
torized units. Cruising up and
down the aisles are big book and
ladder fire engines with sirens
going full blast. Fast streamlin
ed cars,. powered by healthy boys
and girls, go sipping back and
forth. Trike troops, bike brigades
and scooter scouts areapplauded
as they make their way along.
- Bright-eyed and smiling little
girls busy themselves in ' setting
up field kitchens, complete with
sinks with running water; re
frlgerators and ranges Just like
mother's; table and chair sets
and complete dish sets, all ready
to serve a banquet of delight.
More little girls and boys make
up the nurses and doctors', di
visions. With complete kits for
the occasion.
. Down the 1 sidewalks come
stroller buggies carrying rubber
dolls, baby dolls, mama dolls
America's loveliest dolls to thrill
the heart of .some . very . special
little girls. Rumbling e down the
midway come the supply, the
farm, the streamlined wagons,
overloaded with,, .games, blocks',
wood burning and carving . sets.
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TVA Income Hits -
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Net,, Is; 18)4 Pr Qm of
' Grbss. Re venuesV : Say
t f Agency V Report ;
i KNOXVILLE, . TeniC Nor.:. 30
(Jty. The TennesseoivalleXiPabr
licly-owned , electric systems,- dls
tributing cheapTVA i electricity,
earned .an aggregate" net: income
pf- $ 4,023,000 - during the'past
fiscal year,-the Tennessee Valley
authority ported: ; 'J
The . combined TneC; incomeVthe
authority said.- was percent
pf .'the eomblnedr gfostf-teVenVea
of $21,S2 4,000 a'adl 'was- earned
after payment 'of, expenjijes includ
ing 11,638,000 ln. taxes and tax
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The report,1, from the TVA
comptroller said ' consumers ? of
100 municipal rand cooperative
electric systems saed '-Vmo're
than :. $9,000,OO.O a'h n n ally
through cheap electric- rates. ' -
The state's four large; municl-
pally-owned - systems, ' Memphis
iashville, Chattanooga and Knox-
Tille,' had a combined net income
of 12,751,000 or 20 ner cent of
gross revenues totaling; $13,656,
000, . the report shOTfed... hile
the remaining 70 municipal sys
tems had combined net. income of
$1,160,000 or 21 per . cent", of.
gross revenues totaling $5,483,
00?. . , . '
. "Six of these 70 municipalities
with gross revenues of $101,000,'
said TVAi5 ''showed a . combined
net loss of $18,000 for . the year.1
Most of these six small systems
were in a development stage of
operations or. . were operating
competitive systems."
The valley's 32 Jcdoperatlve
associations reported V combined
net Income of $112,000 out' of
gross revenues . totaling $2,485,
000. Seventeen had . a combined
net income of $2 SI. 000' while the
remaining 15 showed a "combined
net loss of $149,000.
Retired Generals
Advanced in -Rank
SEATTLE, Nov." SO-JpJ-Jwo
retired Washlngton natlonal guard
officers Brig. Gen. Clarance
B. Blethen and Brig.. jGen. Har
rison Gray Wlnsor -""were ele-
purxles and surprise packages.
Toys to live and: learn with!
Leaping through the air are som
ersaulting. - dogs that," playfully
scatter honking geese 'and quack-;
ing Donald buekt . A V "
Of such is the toy army that
followed " General Santa into
"Camp iTbylandi - - -
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Big
vated hers to major general rank
on the' retired list. -
General Blethen, publisher of
the ' ; Seattle Times, was , senior
line officer in the state upon bis
retirement in 192$. General Wln
sor, j personnel manager of - the
PugefJ Sound 'Power andTLIght
company, , retired int 1932," He
served in the Massachusetts and
Michigan 1 national guards before -Joining
the. Washington guard.
Brlgy Gen. Maurice'; Thompson,
adjutant reneral of the state of
ashirigtqri. annbunced the hon
ors .with . the comment: ;. . " .;. .
"It.Ia well deserved recogni
tion;, of 'the. splendid and"' faithful ,'
se'rvice" of ; these' two "men. .
, '"The l.gOTernor'lelt .that it was-',
time 'the , state showed ' its appre
ciation of 'the work" these " offi
cers ; have" done In 1 keeping 'the :
need' of "adequate, defense fore
mosi in the public mind - '
"The. adjutant general's office
recommended the promotion and
the governor acted "on it' prompt
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10 Tuna Clippers I
In answion
SAN ' DIEGO, , Califl. Nov. 30-(JP)-
The Martinollch Ship Bulld
ing company reported it was en
gaged In the construction of 10
tuna clippers at a.total cost of
$1,366,000. e The company iame
here from Tacoma, Wash., sev
eral months ago.
- Anthony Martinollch. president.
said six of the clippers were be
ing . built for a Gulf ..of .Mexico
syndicate. The . cost' of. the six
waa;,llsted.at $,800,000. They will
be 102 feet in length and of
155' net tons. "
The largest of the 10 under
construction will be 13 feet and
will cost $212,000. It is being
built for Andrew Castagnola, San
Diego. , 1
Cameras Come . at
Any Price
Tou Just don't see" how "they '; : ;fc
can put uP cameras so lnexpen- - ? ";
sively these days. There are some 'ft
with flash bulb attachments. - ,y y
They look good and according to ;i. i--
persons who already have them,,
they get fine pictures. '
There's one small box camera
that costs under a "dollar design
ed for " the very young, , with
photographic aspirations. There's
another- small number with built- .
In flash mechanising suitable for .
candid shots. " ' " . ;
Cosmetics for men come In top
hat' shaped boxes; They bold an -'
assortment of cologne, shaving lo- i
tion. and every other, necessity to ;
a man's after-shaytag. rituaL ', A;
. " A man's electric -' .razor . pmes
dolled up in a leather case' that V
zips. up like A:' manicure set,x .1.'
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