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' T3i OZXCOH, CTATEC2.IA1L Cdeixu Orevjen. Saturday Ilcrnlnc. Jcaucry 4 It II . 4 Xj ; v ' ' . r ? r' -' - ; . P , ? i .,v.'.t NEW YEAR'S DAY BRIDE Mrs. Raleigh Wirth, Jr.. the for- mer Betty Lee Eyerly, who was married at the home oi her parent, Mr. and Mrs. Lee U. Eyerly. The couple will reside in fieddina, CJaiii. Fox Home to Be Scene Of Party Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fox will entertain with the first in a se ries of dessert bridge parties to night at their home on South Liberty street. White candles and silrer orna ments will decorate the house and the silver theme will be used In the bridge accessories. Guests will be seated at small tables for des- , eert and several hours of cards will follow. Guests will be Mr. and Mrs. El mer Berg, Mr. and Mrs. Claire Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Post, Mr. and Mrs. J. Deane Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Bjarne Erlcksen and the hosts Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fox. Engooetof ' Couple Told . Mr. and Mrs. Pearl A. Wood of SilTerton are announcing the engagement of their daughter. Miss Emogene Wood of Salem, to Lt. Walter K. Wojcik of Fort Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Wojcik of Portland. The wedding is planned to take place during the winter months. Both Miss Wood and her fiance attended Oregon State college and the couple will reside In Tacoma following their marriage. Miss Wood has been employed in Sa- lem tor several years. ger, Mrs. uiarence woiic, Mrs. t-i . i A Mis Edna L. Sterling" of Seat- New Year's guests of Mr. amd M. D. Vinyard and Mrs. Craw- ILntertalneCl tie, who has been a house guest Mrs. Walter SpauMing were the ford. of Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Wallace latter's sisters and their families. and Mrs. Roy Shaw were during the holidays, will return The guests included Mrs. Forrest Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Leo Bar hosts at their Saginaw street to her home on Sounday. Miss Gist and son, Forrest, Jr., of Tilla- goyne and daughter Leona spent home Saturday night when mem Nancy Wallace, who has spent the mook and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. the Christmas holidays in Yarki- hers of the Harmony club enter vacation with her parents, will re- Brown and daughters. Phyllis, ma with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Roth talned their husbands and addl- sums her studies at St. Helen's hall in Portland on Monday. Career Girl's v. Whether you are a- dyd-ln-tte-wooI provider or rt looking for your first job, youH be'tntarested seeing some clothes that were exclusively de signed for th career girl. 1 1 Simplicity Is the key note of the dramatle dinner dress worn by Done, Massey. UtU The flared skirt is of periwtnUe blue crepe and it has & slight train. - The blouse is hip length and in jet black. Heavy gold and jada. necklace' and earrings are worn with it. The tai--lored suit.' center, worn br GtnSrer Rorera. Is in tlne-niT wool Th m?eT?'yr!lr art co .add gUmorottS vjesien-jvuiier pnoicy CLUB CALENDAR Monday Hal Hibbard auxiliary, 8 pm.. Woman's clubhouse. Wesleyan Service guild, Ja son Lee church, with Mrs. Her man Rufus, route 2, 8 p.m. Delta Tau Gamma mothers club, Lausanne hall, 2:30 p.m. American Legion juniors, auxiliary, 4:15 p.m. Fraternal temple. Amerlcsn Legion auxiliary, Fraternal temple, t p.m. Tuesday Laurel Social Hour club, with Mrs. G. E. Vosbaugh, 2 p.m. Salem General hospital aux iliary meeting, YWCA at 10 a.m. Wedaeaiay Woman's Society of Christian Service of Jsson Lee church business meeting, 10:30 a.m., luncheon at 1 p.m. Priagle Woman's club with Mrs. George Adams, all day meeting. Woman's Society of Christian Service, Leslie ME church, with Mrs. E. A. Rhoten, 1595 South High street, 2 p.m. ThursOay Talk on England by Mrs. Ivi son Macadam, in Carrier room, 8 p.m., auspices of First Congre gational church. r. . -o nutr, with a dessert supper last night at her home for the pleasure of her daughter, Miss Betty Lou Han sell, and members of her bridal party. The marriage of Miss Han- sell and Mr. Harry Burdette Par ker will be an event of tonight at o'clock at the First Presbyterian cnurcn. Phoebe and Noranell, of vancou- ver, Wash. Specially Designed r f- vr v gwwai eeato-; bright bta srsel sastj right, Betrothal of s Is Revealed - ; Romantic' news continues to be of - social Interest with several others made known, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Crabtree are announcing the : engagement f , their daughter, ! M 1 s s Mazine Crabtree. to Mr. Vera F. Davis, . son of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Davis of Salem. - - : . . Miss Crabtree Is well known la Salem and Is a senior at Willam- ette university and a member of Alpha Phi Alpha sorority. Mr. Davis attended Willamette university and graduated from the Oregon School of Education. Ha is now employed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Wash ington, DC. He Is attending law school in Washington, from which he will graduate in June, There has beeif no date let for the wedding. Mr. -Davis came west for the holidays and spent part of Li. Z ZVTWZZZ-ZZ home. Mr. Wiscarson Is Married Announcement is being made of the marriage of Miss Edna Saunders, daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. George Saunders of Spo kane, to Mr. Vernon Wiscarson of Salem, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benton Wiscarson of Eugene. The wedding was an erent of Saturday, December 28 in Spo kane. Mr. Wiscarson will bring his 1 s M -i. mm- a. SS5ASmZ Mrs. Wilson i a graduate of Washington State college, Mr. Wiscarson is now Instru mental music director in the Sa lem public schools and director of" the Salem Junior Symphony or chestra. He is a graduate of the University of Oregon. Mrs. Aplin Fetes Club Members The P. L. A T. club met with Mrs. Matj Aplin Thursday night for its regular bi-monthly Keetlng. After the business meet g cards were in play with honors going ot Mrs. Laura John son and Miss Daisy Hayden. Members present were Mrs. F. Andersen, Mrs. Dorothy Wilson, Miss Daisy Hayden, Mrs. W. J. Peck, Mrs. Leonard Hizon, Mrs. Laura Johnson, Mrs. Charles Ringer and the hostess, Mrs. Mary Aplin. Mrs. Johnson was honored with a handkerchief shower by the group on the occasion of her birthday. Dessert Luncheon Given Friday Mrs. Lee Crawford was hostess to members of her club at her Court street home Friday after noon. A dessert luncheon was served and guests were seated at small tables with spring flowers providing the decorative note. The afternoon was spent Informally. 'Special guests were Mrs. Jo seph Felton, Mrs. Clifton Stand lsh and Miss Frances Faber of Marshfield. Club members are Mrg. Stephen Mergler, Mrs. D. W. Burroughs, Mrs. Chester Nelson, Mr Ernest Knann. Mrs. Harold Dunsmoor, Mrs. Leo Graber, Mrs. Carj steelhammer, Mrs. Karl Wen- and family. Mrs. Burgoyne ana Mrs. Roth are sisters. Clothes Smart Woe-gray red with chestnut brown suede and pierce self fabric loops at tha soft collared neckline and belt-' ; ed waistline." The skirt to slijrhtry Cared to follow r the jacket's molded peplura. : For dressier occaslone . ! Ginger wears the bright blue suit of imported wooX. : ahown right. Its white souffle bkxue uses loops of. whicn sou ts aocencnaua oy me wcorncrsa nas . of black felt worn far back on the head. Whita :"' suede gloves, black suede pump jummkmu?X, , :? .toocfees - - i MAXINE BUEEN 'Editor 3 Radio programs for today and tomorrow nromise interesting va- Several internationally k&own musicians will appear on tha wMkend ttroerams. 4 8ATTJXLDAY . KOIN 1:10 a.m. CUxcinnaU Con- ! serratory or music, program Brahma music . kEX-10:B5 a.m..Wa,ner-s ! "Tannhaeuaer" 1 firen under the direcUon of Erich Loins- dorr. intra ruru intia Tiwrbvrf Jrita MJckl .or Wclfrun . Herbert Jam (Mm u.t j JLa4rnf KKa :SB p.m. NBC Symphony orchestra directed by Alfred WallenStein. STvpmoBf V: t la X taOaor. JSSSR t W.oa Tk 6ohU in 1st, Srt, sad tk . mTmat . SkoaUkoTic SUNDAX KOIN 1 J m. Philharmonle-Sym- ; phony orchestra eonauctea ey Pimitri Mltropoulosi soloist. CMUUV.rTW.oe Ton. jKxms ur picture. W Bwk- u : &ccr jia eert. X. t, u iltu L"0fCtf.8: .ZTTir. TTm,Z -V.mt- ton. soloist in classic and semi- , v KOINI p.m. Mlscha Unlst. appears with the Chicago woman s sympuooy viia Solomon conducting. ilx (o (trisf : EunfsrU Dsse, Ko. 7 Bk .Brahau Mr. miB . "Boar" tmd "Girn" from Ird ait la D 3or Brfchmi VbIbSdcb Miktkl Zxcerpt from "NBterscker SaiU" TekaikawtkT Nurtery Khjmm Kcdley OrehMtrm ,MIIU KOIN p.m. Ford Sunday Even- ing Hour. John Barblrolli, con- ductor. Vltya Vronsky and Vic- tor Babln, duo pianists. Tkc Qrrrliom PopU of Chlorrl - SlmiEftfUft v Orekottrs 6ndo from Boasts la D for two piaaoi Moaart Mia Vron.ky aad Mr. Bakia Dane of tko Hooro from La OIocob- da PoBelUlll Orekoitn Polks sod Faro frost ekwaad. , - - Watakorfor Mitt Vroaaky and Ut. Bakla WaiUaa tctaft from Madamo But terfly Fneeial Ckorna aad orekottrs Fraetadinm - Jaracfalt Orekoatra Rltmo from Danaaa AndlooInfBto Hit Vrontky and Mr. BabU EeeoJd Poloaaiao 1m A major LUit Qrekettra To Bo TJtIii s U Sablimo.. ..Hiyda Chorat, aadicnra aad orckeatra Harmony Club tlonal - guests. Pinochle was In play with honors going to Mr. and Mrs. Grover Newman. Mrs. Frank Fulton and J. S. Puffer. A late supper was serve', with covers placed for Mr. and Mrs. 1. Puffer, additional guests. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fulton, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Beard, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Newman, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Taylor of McMinnvlll, Mr. and Mrs. William McKlnney. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Steward and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shaw. The feminine members will be entertained with a luncheon at the McMlnnvllle home of Mrs. H. L. Taylor on January t. -Woman's Society of Christian Service of Leslie Methodist church will hold a program meeting next Wednesday at 2 o'clock at home of Mrs. E. A. Rhoten. 152 S South High street Mrs. J. Vinton Scott will 'speak on China. ' e Mr. and Mrs. Norval E. Ed wards and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mapes are spending the ' day ' in PorUand aad tonight will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stepp (Charity Watson). Mrs. Phlllin Gearhart has re- ee turned to her home in Seattle fol lowing a stay in the capital dur ing the holidays as the guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. H. William Thielsen. ir. x nrmi.- nh . loaTinr for Varahfield todsv where thev will soend the week- m.M v vi v.. inhii VZil? . e nr uuf aTn. Tern J ThAmBaoa y'JJZ?T!SlT?Z anvn in anntharn r,iifnmii ThT were rone over twa weeks. e e e MOLALLA Mrs. R. S. Grot tie entertained with a 00 party at her home New Tear's' nlght; Present wer4 Mrs.- Clara -Rob- tins, Mrs. XL L. Worley. Mrs. Claude HenrlefTMrs. V. W. Brod korb, Mrs. Norman fdmondson, Mrs. Fen ton Harless; Mrs. Lea Emory, Mrs. W. J. Fallen; Mrs. Gladys B. Olson, Mrs. M. C Del ler. Miss Agnes M. Clifford, Mrs. C. W. Kendall. Mrs. 8. B. Pow ers, Mrs. J. V. Robertson. Mrs. F. .. ic Henriksea. - Mrs. . Frank Dicken, Mrs. A. B. .Gayaer. Mrs. LOtta V. Bowlln..Mrs. Solon Ech erd. Mrs. P. J. Breen, Mrs. W. L" Hbrton. Miss Ruth GretUe. Mrs. kStanley Ray. and Mrs. Ray Aus- I cr fin rrgz SOCIETY music ; The HOME Mrs. Anunsen Is Hostess Mrs. Fred 8. Anunsen enter- talned members of the Book-a- uu mursoay aier club on Thursday after-1 noott kw hoia on Leslie street jars. 4. tr. smart renewed Mar-i - ar - i xlV- Armiirongs -reiawney." I " vfc w r f paank ws.M .4i s m . a I ler. Mrs. w. Kirv ifr. v a I K - - t. - . . wght. MrJV Aoo llit 7nn "r"- T, I.00"' V - en" ' The club will meet the first Thursday in February at the home Of Mrs. X. A. Kurtz with Mrs. RT Tocom glTing the book re- Tiew, Salem Folk Atfend Silverton Dance x group of Marlon auxiliary Vsterans of Foralm wr with their husbands motored to Sllver- ton New Tear's eve to tha danea g,Ttn Dy th. sllTerton Veteran. 0t For? Wr;.Tao" f "endJn , ", f ,P3 """ ian Ba Mrs. Arwln Strayer. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tomnklns. llr. and Mrs. W. J. Wlckert, Mrs. Mrton auxllUry ha. received n toTltatlon for the president', d t ,re8laent.g IuBcneon to oeld in PorUand January t at the China Clipper banquet room. jm West Burnslde street at noon. The Chadwkk chapter, Order of the Eastern Star will meet tonight for formal installation of new of ficers. Mrs. Harold Phllllppe Is the new worthy matron and Mr. A. K. TJtley the new worthy patron. neunng oiucers are Mrs. Mem Pearce and Mr. Lawrence Flagg. W -MAM m r , ' " " V . I o'clock and wlU be held In Mason- ic temple. Pattern f626H First vote of every housewife goes to the wraparound dress! In Pattern it 19, Anne Adams shows an unusually . well-designed ver sion of this favorite. The trim basque with V-neckUne U young and attractive; the wraparound style Is easy to get into, simple to mak nd for. Ont-epread ironing. That Quickly adjusted over-front gives almost lull-length double protection. Tbu simply cross lt over the under-front, but - ton lt on the left shoulder, slip the belt through at the right side seam and tie firmly in back. At - tracUvely dressed, yon are still ready for the splashiest kind of won- tin too auiuii wo ul a.m .virt ma... wln. a alio nnneo- essary- The sleeves are long or short. Pattern 4221 'i. available' in mlsaes and vomts'i sixes 12. 14. J.I. 12. It. 20. 22. 24. 22. 28 and 40. Sise II takes 4. yards 21 inch fabrie and 14 yards rie-rac . aa4 yUTgJEJI CETTS (1S) la mmkmm tarn thl. Ammm iiui aallara. WrHa plaiatr SIZE," JTAKZ,. AO- - aSS aaa STTLJt KuaCBKB. A-ro Toa too taU I Too aaartt Toe 1aa JZlZJSZL "ili ' : Sxg adams rear rr rdoa- aiaxv a PATIOK PATTZJtn A11A take to gaoao-wortc oat 4 aroaaauktac Taia T'aaoi flcavo": aattoni to tittc. aa4 aajaatoa to roar oxact aimwawU ia tlasao: tko. oat ot ia staali. fo FOooaaaoaA tooora. - Ptm. yow droos Baltarma tt. auko -tko limnrT ohaasva, aa4 ta tiUW4 frak.Hn - fit Uk .orfoaUaa. Da!rao4 ! Slsos IS to 10: S3 tm 50. . 810 -reealroa 8 yaras SS lack -faavie. oa-4t roar oroar to .Tko- Orogoa ftatcaaaaa. rttora 4orotaaak rW " ' - n i m -! Inexpensive Meats : ;.- ' '. , Once, upon a . time, lamb was springtime -meat.', and : mutton - was the only .winter .appearance) of sheep. Now days lamb contin ues to be popular th r o a g h the year, and is available to all fami lies. Certain cuts of lamb prove inexpensive to serve. . . The meat cutter, will grind lamb,, which appears In patties and loaves. . The ground meat .is . made from leas tender, and there fore less expensive cuts. Try , this . recipe ' for . using ground lamb: DEVILED LAMB PATTIES Form, ground lamb, from the shoulder, into cakes. Wrap each with bacon. . secure 'with a tooth-' pick (or just buy the prepared lamb patties from the meat man.. Make a paste of 1 tablespoon but ter. melted, the Juice otH lemon. 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce. 1 teaspoon chutney or chili sauce. t icujwui urj mniua - PPPr ana - .r .r. . .1 r wir n mil n v a i i vvmii of ahm R.n. with Iff' nitn Serre with rest of sauce and hot potato ehlt - - Two other lamb recipes are: BRISKET OF BEEF WITH BEAXS 1 pound beef brisket 1 pound nary beans 2 tablespoons brown sugar' 1 onion Soak beans In water orer night. c woi Drain and put In heayy kettle. Add brown sugar, salt and pep- i. AH ..ia. v.t. et' Sv.rl- yCl t B41U CU VUIVB X SS W tTWi, Vl" Cover kettle and cook in 250 de gree oven until meat la tender and beans done, about 3 hours. Add more water when necessary. BARBECUED LAMB RIBLETS 2 pounds lamb rlblets Salt and pepper tawwii tte HbTiS a breast of lam? Tom wSch i. breast Lamb rlblets are made by slic- bone has been removed. Brown without adding extra fat. Season. n.... k.k.... ..no. mm ltmnir rentlv or cook in 3 SO de- tender, BARBECUE SAUCE 1 small onion 2 tablespoons lard 14 tablespoons vinegar 1A tablespoons brown sugsr 2 tablespoons lemon juice 4 cup catsup 4 cup water Salt Red pepper Brown chopped onion in but ter, add remaining Ingredients and pour over rlblets. , . 1 AnriCOtS Make TN - i DeSSeilS One of the best flavors ever. Is found in the combination ot apri- cots and bananas, me rruiis are handy to use in aesserts in mia- winter, when fresh fruits sre scarce. APRICOT MOLD 1 au2rt can apricots 2 rleed bananas 2 tablespoons powdered sugar. 1 cup sugar 1 cup water 1 cup nuts, ground Juice 1 lemon 1 pint cream. Boll segsr and water until a thick syrup, cool. Add apricots, bananas and lemon. Put Into a nan and soread ton with whipped cream into which have been mixed sugar and nuts. Freeie without stirring. Serves 12 or so. r i i i i r , i LaiTID UOOKGCl Wltn . . - Cabbaae Leaves Some ot the cooks In southern Europe find lamb cooked In grape or cabbage leaves Is grand. Prob- ably no grape leaves are available at your home, but-try this with the cabbage leaves. SARMA Combine ground lamb with raw rice, parsley, onions and roll in grape leaves or eabbage leaves. Pack tightly in a aetue ana cook with water for SO minutes. Serve with the following sauce poured over them: beat 2 eggs with the Juice of a large lemon, cook over direct heat beating constantly un til thick. e e e Clam Patties on Dinner Menu Clams, made into patties, make an excellent and Inexpensive din ner dish. . CLAM. PATTIES 1 . pint clams and liquid 4 strips bacon . 2 eggs xr; " cup crumbs lump of butter Fry diced bacon, lift out pieces an1 'mli with other lnrredlenta. I M, cl.m, ! batter and Irr in fat. e o rvWr sa mtia is an excellent Tegbuble to serve at this time of yenr. Have the best stalks fresh roP dinner and follow with stewed I or an gratin celery made from the 1 less attractive stalks. The leaves I will go into the stock pot to add I delight to the flavor. Celery 1 leaves boiled in meat stock and seasoned with tomato juice is fine f Or soup. Thick loin laaah chops are aood I when split and a- piece of ham la I PQt inside each. The chops are I then broiled with mushrooms and 1 basted with drippings. BoQ potatoes and iwnipe to gether and mash. The potatoes tone down; the turnip flavor a bit, yet the turnips give the potatoes a good" taste. - -; ': " ' ,. i -. f -.e e - ' - t : ' Add' ? soe '. canned greeai gage itlami "t" I tha 'rroMrv Ht Ta fruit make, good sauce to serve (for breakfast or freeses into des sert. ' -r ; - " . -KICLrSITE DEALKR . ttyctyUed i W Laura Wheeler Chair Set -'-A&KiS5syi . ' .1" 7 &&&& tyb ?m d H .uvi- iuiu us- ares OK old Wed re wood, this lore- iy caair set in simple met crochet- m : a ... will be an heirloom as well as an 1m edlate decoraUoa to your chairs. Work it la fine cotton. Pattern 272) contains charts and Today's Mehu Pear and pineapple salad will V v . . "Tf fT. w" T Ln .Iin1 dessert TODAY Pear, pineapple salad Ginger dressing Creamed chipped beet in Danish squash Spiced red cabbage Baked orangea with meringue topping ' ooo SUNDAY avocado persimmon salad Lamb loaf Battered asparagws Browned potatoes, gravy Date bran muffins Mines pie with hard sauce ooo MONDAY Wilted lettuce Individual meat pies String beans Baked sweet potatoes Apple pie Cheese o Boll shredded candled ginger with shredded pineapple for a few minutes, chill well and fold into mayonnaise that has been com bined with whipped cream. Fill fresh or canned pear halves with the dressing. For today's dessert, boll oranges for half hour or so in water, drain and cut off Um tops, fill with su rer or honev and nerhana an ma raisins, and bake antil dona In- .id a. Put a meriarue or a marsh- mallow on top and bake until browned. . DATE BRAN MUFFINS 2 tablespoons shortening 4 cup stgar 1 cup dr milk 2 tablespoons molasses 1 egg 2 cups bran cereal 1 cup flour 1 teaspoon baking powder Vi teaspoon soda H teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon ground ginger H cup chopped dates Blend shortening and sugar thoroughly; add sour milk, mo- lasses and egg; beat well. Add all-bran and let soak until most of moisture is taken up. Sift flour viu oaaing pawner, sooa, sail ana ginger; ua to nrai mixture. Aaa pasteurised datee aad stir only untu ziour aisappears. nil greasea mnfan two-third fun and Kt Va fee sa mArlaMralv V sr awas w am, v aaa est aaa e wa siv v v vaa (400 desrees) about 21 minutes. yield: 1 muffins. Make Monday's meat pies with either potato crust, or biscuit dough topping. LAMB LOAF 1H pounds ground lamb 1H cups breadcrumbs H cup celery, chopped 1 cup cooked peas 2 eggs U cP chopped onion H chopped green pepper 2 tablespoons butter Soak crumbs In milk, add to meat, beaten eggs and vege tables. Bake 2 hours at 271 de grees. For eoaaethiag special, place chocolate peppermint candles over hot water, if too thick to spread, add hot water. Cut rounds from hot, unbuffered toast with a small sised cutter. Spread melted choc olate peppermint on each round and top with chopped nets. Beet appearance comes- if chocolate is spread on roughly. e e Make the of vegetable mV. mKmmm maw ik.i Am-wm M dark-. nta. nfnUatoa aad toma. tn. nrorU. ri Rroli lMkL rr... nninn. - and min-B ira brightly green to combine with the red. 00 to lb w'm .kVjh i:K I w1 Sets oil 4" If I aireeuoma lormaaug set; umstr.'u Uonfof it and of stitches: mater- rqmixea. - ) na "m "r XMdlcrsLft tv writ. T!,fwir PATTERN NUMBER, your NAM8 and ADDRESS. - - Oyster Stew Sans Oyster Is Charge Coast Highway Croup ! Investigate Cafes tip laid Down Coast NORTH LINCOLN. Jan. S-(.T)- The"; Oregon Coast Highway asso ciation, soon! to hold Its annnat meeting here; wUl'pass'oa oyslcr stews sj well as roads. It beta mo apparent today. 1 j s A Hood River newspaper edi torial last year wounded: Us prlj -of the association, which Is n pro and of oyster stewa produces in enumerable restauriats aloag the foad as of the highway itself. Tie editor charged thst: ? i. - t " i 1J Some of the stews he pur chased along the coast lacked ejj ters4 j , ' . j l. Some of them were suc i fact red from fanned oysters. ? The association took up tho challenge and announced that a woman connoisseur of oyster cookery, accompanied by an cra ter flavor expert, would eat her way Xrom California to .tke Colum bia river, sampling tha stew In every leading cafe an roa&Mo inn.1 " : - - " The stew slppers will repcit . ' . . ' il , . . l Stews containing fresh cj- , i i. -vt- . . 1 Stews containing canned J9- -. tersi - , , i- Si Oyster stews containing t oysders. - , i . f i r ? Woman Victim of Robbery Slaying NEW YORK. Jan. JMri Catlerlne Watson. CSj wife cf William Watson, vice-president cf the $uHivair Dry dock corporation, of Brooklyn, " was found slain Thursday in her apartment, her head battered by a heavy instru ment. I j t Police theorised that robbery wasltho motive. They said f lit recently given her by i her. hat band was missing and that nor malty there would have been oth er money ta the apartment, pa 1 4 as rent by other occupants ot the building owned by the Watsons.1 , Investigators said bloody foot prints and marks on si corridor wall were the best available du to the slayer, whoso death In strument was not founlj ; Baskiris Rites! Are t To Be Held Sunday MILL CTTT Fua eraj services wiU.be held for John Baakins. 22. whts died Thursday at an Albary hospital. i i Mr. Baakinv had lived la janl Cityi for 42 years. Surrtvlag are thres sons and one daughter. Bar ial will be" made in the Gatr- cemttery . t '.' ' ones VlCttSVAPOnUB m n r ' ! " aa a rmi t rm 11 11 u mm b 1 '"''...'; : ; s . :