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jO-Ths Sidesman, Salem. Oregon, Sundays Tcmnarf t, 1853
'f Miss Marilyn Quamme, daughter of the Stanley
Quammes, who revealed her engagement on Newt Year's
day to Robert L. Singleton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W;
Singleton. The wedding is planned for next summer. (Ken-
nell-EIlis). " , f
iWilma Crawford Married
At Historic Zena Church
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: The historic 90 year old Zena church was the setting for the wed
ding of Miss Wilms Crawford, daughter of Mrs. W. N. Crawford of
Lincoln, and Sargeant LI R. Chandler, son of Mrs. Emma Cantrell of
Wilbur, Nebraska, on Saturday afternoon. The Crawford family home
at one time adjoined the church, where the bride first attended Sun
day school, and her uncle, W; J. Crawford, was one of the pastors.
-Monthly beard meeting ef the
Salem branch, American Associa
tion of University Women will be
held Tuesday night at the home
ef Mrs. Ervin W. Potter, 1730
Saginaw street, at 7:30 o'clock.
Mrs. H. Gordon Carl, jr, will be
the assisting hostess.
Mrs. J. K. West will give the
book review at the meeting of the
Wednesday afternoon AAUW Lit-
erature group at the home of Mr
Albert C. Gragg, 753 North Cap
itol street A 1:15 dessert lunch
eon will be served preceding the
program. " ',
Marten maxillary U post til
will meet Monday night, January
t, for a regular business meeting
at the VTW halL Mrs. Myrtle
Tripp, department president, win-
make her official inspection.
GIRLS TAKE LEAD
SILVERTON There were 18
more girls than boys born at the
Bilverton hospital in 1949. Total
number of births was 811 with 163
girls and 147 boys. This compares
to 272 births at the local hospital
In 1948.
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i The Rev. Mark A. Ocoendancr
performed the 4 o'clock, ceremony
before a setting of yellow and
white tapers. Gladys! Crawford
Stern of Portland played the wed
ding music. Lighting the candles
were the bride's nieces, Kay Hal
deman and Jean Crawford, who
wore yellow and green taffeta
frocks.
Donnel Crawford of Portland
gave his niece in marriage. Only
three other brides have preceded
her down the aisle in the history
of the church. For her wedding she
wore a nano wm saun gown
aawuvucu WIUl UU'UIVIUUU lieu
line with deep yoke of marquisette
bordered with a shirred satin cuff
over a lace rulfle. The full skirt
was entrain and her fingertip
length tulle veil cascaded from a
starched lace halo adorned with
orange blossoms. She carried an
old fashioned nosegay of white
roses and violets. - I
Mrs. George Kaldcaiaa of Port
land was her sister's! matron, of
honor and wore a yellow brocaded
taffeta ' gown made I with cap
sleeves, rounded neckline and a
full skirt She carried a Quaint
nosegay of yellow and white dais
ies and violets.
Robert H. Crawford brother of
the bride, served as best man and
eating the guests were Robert O.
Smith, of Seattle and George Hal-
deman.
For her daughter's nuntlals Mrs.
Crawford selected a royal blue
crepe gown with winter white ac
cessories and a corsage of pink
rosebuds and bouvardia. The
groom's mother was -unable to
come west for the cereeaoay.
The country home of Mr. and
Mr. W. Frank Crawford at Zeaa
was the setting for the reoopttoa.
Mrs. Wayne Henry cut the bride's
cake and pouring were Mrs. W.
Frank Crawford and Mrs. Ralph
Scott. Assisting were Mrs. Robert
G. Smith of Seattle, Mrs. f . D.
Crawford of Portland, and the
DTiae s two nieces. Miss Lou Mai
deman and Miss Peggy Crawford,
who wore aqua and orchid frocks.
After a short wedding trip the
couple will be temporarily at home
in Salem at 463 North Winter
street The benedict is stationed at
Fort Lewis, where he la studying
pnarmacy.
Experiment Seeks
To Fatten Hogg
Fast on Less Feed
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-LA GRANDE, Jan. 7 -(jp)- An
experiment to see whether hogs
can be fattened quickly-with less
leea is unaerway nere.
The procedure is to add a syn
thetic animal protein factor to the
regular feed ration. In the mid
west, that diet fattened hogs with
20 per cent less feed.
County Agent Burns Bailey said
the experiment would determine
whether the same results would
result here. Three nen of bam ar
being, used: one group getting
siraigni gram, another grain plus
the protein factor, and the third
grain plus a commercial supple
ment The test Is being carried out
at Alice 1, on Frank Wells' farm.
It will be finished next month.
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Dishwashers Now Offer Choice
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For Almost Any Type Kitchen
By Mrs. Genevieve Smith
Most homemakers who own a
dishwasher place it in the No. 1
.place among their-major appliances.-
They r'-1-!-.-
point out that f V ' -. '
the task of
washing dishes
is forever with
you, day in and
day out A
d i shwasher
frees the en
tire family of
a task that us
i
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5 :
ually must be 1 v
done at a time
'when they are Mrs. Smith
together, and
weuld prefer to enjoy their lei
sure with each other.
In fact dishwashers are as
suming such importance that
some of the lutra - modern hous
ing projects are beginning now
to install them, along with the
range and automatic washer.
The shiny , new models are
now making their debut in
stores, bringing with them var
ious advances in the way of im
proved design or service. In
some cases, youll find excellent
buys in the 1949 models which
are being cleared out to. make
room for the new. But the secret
of getting the best buy is for you
to analyze your needs carefully
before you start looking at the
many different makes now
available. After you've decided
the type of service that best
meets your needs, look into the
service offered you and make
comparisons. -
Of course, the use of an auto
matic dishwasher Is dependent
on a good water supply. It does
not take much more water than .
most wash - and - rinse methods
of hand washing that is.
around five gallons for a load of
100 pieces. If you have been in
the habit of washing dishes un
der a running faucet youll use
much less water in the opera
tion of a dishwasher. If you da
not have an adequate supply of
hot water, ask to see the dish
washer that is equipped to heat
its own water. This offers you
one advantage water that is
hotter than the temperature
needed for bathing, hand wash
ing and ordinary household
needs. A hotter temperature is
recommended for both the dish
washer and, the automatic wash
er. ,
QeattUns te Coasider
- Is a dishwasher worthwhile
for a small family? The answer,
to this Is yes, if
If you're a homemaker who Is
employed or who is busy with a
baby, or small child, you trea
sure every free ' moment Par
ticularly do you want your eve
nings free for pleasant compan
ionship with the man in your
life. If you subscribe to the one
washing - a - day plan, dishes
can be rinsed off and kept in the
washer for one load. A small
family's tableware and silver,
for an entire day can usually be .
taken care of in one load
sometimes , with room for the
utensils ae weTL
What advaalagcc dees the
top - opening model efferf .
The principal fea teres, ae we
see the as, are twe: Ne steep
ing te lead the weaker and re-
la safety fer
fry. With the sneeV
at the tee, there's tittle er ae
efcaaee ef tnqatsittve yesusg
sters being aMe te pry lnte It
A top opening model doesn't
warily eat up counter spaee. ,
oult find some that are de-
signed so thai you can make use
of the top when it Is sloetd.
Several of these models also op
en up to let the dishes dry by
air, whlah means slightly less
expensive operation. However,
when the weather Is very hu
mid. It's s good plan te operate
the kitchen ventilating fan, If
you have one.
What special features distin
guish the front - opening model?
You can get a, continuous use of
the top as work - spaee, even
when dishes are in the machine.
Too, this type is usually designed
to dry dishes by heat or circu
lated air, which makes for speed
Fire Destroys
Substation at
The Dalles
THE DALLES, Jan. 7 -W- Fire
destroyed a portable substation of
the Bonneville administration here
Friday, interrupting power service
in a wide area of the mid-Columbia
region.'
Service was restored after Bon
neville engineers hooked up an
other bank of transformers and re
routed power. '
Hood river, and the Klickitat
public utility district in Washing
ton were without power from 5.-02
to 3:10 p.m. The Wasco TJectric
co-operative and the North Wasco
PUD were off from 5:02 to 5:37
pjn.
It was one of four portable sub-
Funtral
Hern
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and also isn advantage is a hu
mid climate.
Can utensils be washed in
dishwashers? ' Yes, if. there's
room. Of course, some extremely
large utensils, such as a roaster
may not fit easily into the dish
washer,! so it makes sense to
wash them by hand. Utensils
that have handles take up more
room, than dishes, of course. If
you have a sizeable family, one
way to solve the utensil prob
lem is to wash them as a sep
arate load rf say as the meal is
served, so that they are ready
to be put away by the time the
dishes are to be done.
What can I de If I have a
practically new sink layout?
If yea dent want te rebuild
year emkvennter, then con
sider the portable type ef dish
washer. Far example, there's
a very practical ene new mak
ing Its appearance in stores
from cue ef the best knew
majtafsctnrers, which Is
mounted robber casters. It
Is 3f laches high and 24 inches
ia diameter, which means that
It takes p very little fleer
pace. Wbea ye want te ese
It yea wheel It ap to the sink,
- connect It with the f aacet and
the sink cutlet - presto, you're
ready te pat It te work. This
portable model Is much less
costly than the standard type,
and alee eliminates the ex
pense ef an Installation. lad.
eidentany. yeaH find meet
dealers offering- yea a tea-day
free trial.
Then : there's the well-known
combination of a washing ma
chine and dishwasher separate-
tube for each project
which can be removed or put
in place with very little effort
Remember you want to have
convenient storage room for one
tub. This combination is less ex
pensive than two separate ma
chines, and takes up less room.
Is It a handicap to have a
dishwasher that's operated by
hand? Net as convenient as
the completely antomatte ene,
bat It isnt necessarily a han
dicap. If yea have a timer en
year range er a separate ene
in year kitchen, set year baa
ser fer the S minutes reaaired
for washing, then later fer the
t minntes er se for the rinse.
Yeall find that yea can ase
this time in the inevitable ti
dying ap that's needed after
every meal. Using the timer
relieves yea ef the harden ef
watcMnx the clock and U
tent really awceasary If yeare
good at keeping track ef time .
When the Water Is Hard
. When dishwashers blossomed
out after the war era, there was
considerable talk about the dif
ficulty of using them in hard
water areas. Some housewives
claimed that their china, silver
and glass lacked the sparkle of
hand washed pieces ... or that
some types of hard water left
white spots (lime deposits). As
la earlier days, there was also
some trouble with clogged drains
when hard water was used.
Fraetlcally all the hard wa
ter problems have new been
overcome. Ia the first place,
very maaaf aetarer recom
mends she softener ander
detergent that research has
proved te be most saHsf aetery
fer hat particmlar aaaehtae.
Machine densonstrsttea will
usually shew hew modi de
terrent Is needed ... hard
water eaUs fer mere than soft
water does. Tee, there Is mack
better distribattea ef water
softeners new. For era pie,
ene normalixer that was or
iginally developed te keep
dewa boiler scale la mdeewy
and fer seftealag water asod
la dyeing fabrics. Is new sold
In practically every grocery,
hardware aad prawning shop,
as well aa many department
stores.
Another thing, youll have to
make your own adjustments,
particularly if you're operating
oa your own welL Experiment
until you find the amount of de
tergent or softener best for your
needs, then stick to that amount
by measuring, not guessing.
(Copjrrlcnt. ISM.
OJeneral Features Corporattoa)
stations Bonneville uses. The sub
station can be mounted on a rail
road ear or truck bed for move
ment in emergencies. Another
portable, held in reserve by Bon
neville was expected to be brought
to The Dalles.
Loss was expected to be around
S40,0U0.
MEETING POSTPONED
SILVERTON The regular moot
ing of Silver Creek Soil conserva
tion district supervisors will not
be held Tuesday, January 10, H.
A. Barnes, chairman reports. Be
cause of the annual conservation
meeting held Wednesday night at
Waldo Hills, the January Super
visors meeting has been cancelled.
The group will meet again on
ptical
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Miss Muriel Patrida Stewart, daughter of (he Her.
and Mrs. J. R. Stewart whose betrothal to Robert Mao
DoweU, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer MacDoweH of CentraUa,
Wash was announced during the holidays. The wedding
is planned for next summer. Both are students at Seattle
Pacific college. Oesten-Miller).
Four Escape
AtWoodburn
Four trainees from the Oregon
state training school at Woodburn
escaped about 7:40 pjn. FridayH
a state police report said.
The four were identified as Wil
liam McKinley Croskrey, 16, Pen
dleton; William Raymond RoIL
15, Portland; Walter G rover FW1
Bps, 15, Merrill; and Arlo Ver
deU Erickson, 15, Molalla.
Italian Star of
Widely Praised
Movie Jobless
ROME. J a n . 7 (JPh Lamberto
Maggiorani, star of the Italian mo
tion picture, "The Bicycle Thief,"
is out of work and looking for any
kind of a job he can find.
Vittorio de Sica, director of the
film, which has won high praise
from critics, has promised Maggio
rani a small part in his new film,
"Miracle in Milan," but that's only
temporary, too.
Maggiorani had never acted be
fore his role In "The Bicycle
Thief." He had been a mechanical
foreman at the Breda metal fac
tory near Rome. He went back
there to work for a while after the
picture was finished but later lost
the lob. He had a snort role in
another picture, "Women in the
Shadow," but now he wants steady
work.
Flagg Objects
To Stock Sale
PORTLAND, Jan. 7 -JP- The
proposed sale of Pacific Power and
Light company's common stock to
an eastern syndicate drew objec
tions Friday from George Flagg,
state public utilities commission
er. Flagg declared opposition to
selling the stock in the east, say
ing he thought it should be dis
tributed locally. He said the se
curities and eachange commission
has agreed, ot his behest, te hold
a public hearing before approv
ing the sale.
American Power & Light, hold
ing company for PP Si L, has con
tracted to sell the subsidiary's
common stock to a syndicate head
ed by B. J. Vanlngen ac Co, .a
New York brokerage firm.
Purge of Czech
Reds Revealed
FRANKFURT, Germany, Jan. 6
-OP)- A political leader who fled
Czechoslovakia said Thursday a
big purge of the communist party
is under way there.
He predicted there will soon be
a series of major trials against al
leged enemies of the Czech com
munist government, like those re
cently held in other Soviet satellite
countries.
These statements came form
Bohumil Ijuaman, 45, former min
ister of industry and deputy pre
mier of Czechoslovakia.
He told a news conference he
fled to Germany several days ago
because he was Informed the com
munists were going to arrest him.
Tuesday, February 14 at the local
coll conservation service office.
from tergs
Dr.
Osgbes
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Turn of Events
Disillusions
Nationalists
By Spencer M
TAIPEI, Formosa, Jan, 7-(JP-
The Chinese nationalists quaffed
the bitter tea of disillusion tonight
British recognition of the com
munists and American declaration
of a hands -off policy towards For
mosa created an obvious feeling of
abandonment and loneliness among:
the die-hards loyal to Generanis-
simo Chiang Kai-shek.
Desperately they determined to
continue the fight alone from this
island redoubt. They have no al
ternative;
" British recognition of the reds
had been long anticipated, but It
drew from Foreucn Minister
George Yah an acid statement that
"every traditional idea of freedom
held dear by the Brittsu people
is compromised.
President Truman's statement of
no military aid m holding Formosa
was a heavier blow. False hopes
of assistance had been puffed up
tremendously In recent weeks.
only to burst.
All senior nationalist officials
were mum or chary in comment.
but they evinced the sinking feel
ing that Taipei. their fifth cap
ital in less than nine months
would be their last unless they
alone could hold Formosa against
the eventual red onslaught.
"We are deeply grateful for an
the help the United States has
given us in the past and hope that
some sort of aid no matter how
limited wiU continue," said
Premier Jen Hst-sban. He said no
mora, but his careworn face and
bent posture were more eloquent
than words.
Yen's mention ef aid was a clear
reference to the economic coopera
tion assistance program, which Is
continuing on Formosa on a rela
tively small scale.
Bus, Car Hit
Near Brooks
A north-bound Greyhound bus
was slightly damaged about 7:50
pjn. Friday after it had collided
with a ear and ran off the road
near Brooks. Neither of the two
passengers aboard the bus was
injured
The bus was driven by C. 8.
Shaw, Portland. The two passen
gers were placed oa a later bus
and continued their journey.
Stays put!
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Lucas Calls for '
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Truman to Act
la Coal Crisis '
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7 - UP)
Senator Lucas of Illinois, President
Truman s own leader in the senate.
Friday appealed to the White
House for action to end what .be
termed a serious coal crisis. .
His action came after republican
congressmen complained that the
administration was withholding
action while people were In dan
ger of freezing. -
John L. Lewis, whose order for a
three-day week in the mines led
to the coal shortages, meantime
faced a mounting pile of law
suits. . , ' y
Lucas announced that he had
called on John R Steelman, presi
dential assistant, and told him he
should "lose no time in laying an
the facts at his command before
the president of the United States."
This Steelman agreed to do.
Laces te Pretest ;
Lucas also appealed to the min
ers and Lewis to reach an agree
ment restoring the five-day week.
He said that unless they did so he
would "take the floor of the Uni
ted States senate and protest as
vigorously as I know how the con
tinuation of these conditions."
Lewis, who with his United
Mine Workers has paid out $2,130,
000 for contempt of court in the
pest two years, was confronted
with these new legal actions i-
dayr. ' V' x:-.".;:Vv--1.
Coal operators filed - suit In
Columbus, Ohio for fS.872,000
damages which they claim result
ed from last , year's work stop
pages. The nine large mine firms
also asked for an injunction to
present the miners from obeying
Lewis' three-day order which they
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Parking . Shop til 9:00 P.M. Friday
claimed , was . s violation 4 of the
state s anti-trust laws
asks (Jo art Backing
2. The national labor relations
board asked the federal circuit
court of appeals "nere to enforce
a board order prohibiting the
UMW chief from seeking an Il
legal union shop contract
Lewis had no comment on these
moves. '
Robbers Call
OnScliedule
PORTLAND, Jan. 7 -4- Henry
L Hill, a grocery store proprietor,
is wondering if he shouldn't go la
hiding next February 5.
-On December 5 two men came
into his grocery store and robbed
him. .They were caught later.
On January 5 another man came
into Hill's grocery store, took $30,
fired, two shots, and fled.
South Dakota Reports
Minor Earth Tremor
MITCHELL, S. D., Jan. 7-tfV
Residents of Mitchell's south side
and part of Davison county, south
and west ef Mitchell were startled
about 125 pan. (CST) Friday by
what was apparently a minor
earth tremor.
No damage was reported, but
residents said the tremor was
strong enough to rattle dishes and
shake the chairs they were sitting
in. -
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