The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, September 03, 1953, Page 20, Image 20

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    10 Sea 2 Sidesman, Safeau Ortv Thonu Sept. 3. 1S33 .'
Husbands Apt
To Do More
Kitchen Jobs
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Capital Shopping
Center
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By AETHUR ED SON
WASHINGTON UR Bad news
for- all us husbands.
The experts say from here on
out we're apt to be spending more
and more of oar time working in
the kitchen.
Some; 1,300 delegates to the
Eighth International Congress on
Home Economics, meeting in Ed
lnburgh, Scotland, debated this
question:
How can we free women from
household drudgery?
Their answer, stripped to the
bare bones of horrible reality, ap
pears to be this:
Shift the chores over to their hus
bands. Kitebenry Taught Beys
A Scandinavian delegate female,
of coarse went so far as to insist
kitchenry should be taught inno
cent schoolboys.
"When they marry said the
Scandinavian lady smugly, "they
might as well be used to working
la the kitchen and drying the dish
es." You see the plot? Trap and train
em while they're young.
Hatters Net Helped
A worried check with the Amer
ican Home Economics Association
riirin't tieln mattjr much.
Individual Site Rockingham
TEAPOTS 29 .
; 1U Cap Size , '
, Kecktoghanvtype Pottery.
CD 0uBI
is,"
f-l CP)
Has tray far small
Hi! Hn4f bail
Glcmt weder toys and
beach bolls! Limited
QuantlSee While -Existing
Stocks
Last. Hurry!
'mom
Mrs. Ella McNaughton, assistant
to the association's executive sec
retary, said sweetly:
"I think we've made consider
able progress along those lines al
. ready."
Pramu Midi
Mrs. McNaughton thinks more
"progress" has been made in some
nlaroa than in others.
Sha thinks househusbands are to
be found most readily in cities
where both the wife and husband
have Jobs outside the home.
"Tn a small town." she said.
the little woman will do the shop
ping because she meets her friends
at the store, and u s sort or a so
cial affair.
Men Da Shooninr
"Here in Washington, where so
many women work, you see many
men doing the shopping at super
markets."
Mra. MrtSTauzhton . knows about
this because Mr. McNaughton told
her so. He does the shopping.
"He likes it." said Mrs. Mc
Naughton.
Whisky, Drugs
Claimed Sold
BeforeRiots
MONROE. Wash. US Whisky
and narcotics were sold by guards
and circulated among inmates of
the Washington state reiormaiory
nrior to the destructive Aug. 20
riot ' Inmates whose identities were
withheld testified before a legis
lative investigating committee
Wednesday.
Telia of Sales
The second of the witnesses
called in the afternoon told of the
sales of whisky and an inhalant
by guards until a short time before
the riots, and was asked specific
allv bv Asst. State Atty. Gen.
"Have you ever purchased whis
ky or narcotics?
The witness renlied:
"I would rather not answer that.
"Do you know if other inmates
purchased them?"
Yes. ;
7 Per Ptot
Under further questioning, he
said the going prices were $7 for a
pint of whisky and "$5 and up"
for an inhalant, which retails at
about 63 cents a tube to normal
trade. A
- Taking another line of question
ing. State Sen. Albert J. Rosellini
asked the second inmate to testify:
"Have you known of money being
loaned (by inmates) to officers?"
"Yes."
"Did that result in the inmate
controlling the guard?"
"Yes."
"Was there any evidence of
drinking or narcotics being used
the night of the riot?"
"Not to my knowledge."
Malay Opium
Trade Heavy
KUALA LUMPUR W5) Mil
lions of dollars worth of opium
is smuggled into Malaya by large,
well-organized rings.
Singapore in the south and Pe
nang Island in the north are the
"reservoirs" piping the contra-
Viand 4ntn Malavan towns, the
Customs Central Information Of
fice, set up to gather intelligence
about the trade, has found.
A. W. S. Sim, chief of the new
office, said a blacklist of more
than 8,000 persons believed en
gaged directly or indirectly in
opium smuggling has been com
piled. Sim said Customsmen seiz
ed five tons of opium worth
$2,230,000 in 1952.
Shakespearean
Festival Seen by
18,00 at Ashland
ASHLAND (A Good weather
and a 10 per cent increase in at
tendance combined to make the
- lass Shakesbearean Festival a fi
nancial success, William Dawkins.
executive secretary, reported
Wednesdav. - - i
The annual festival i attracted
mhimt " is 000 " spectators. Rain
forced only two" performances un
der cover. Three others in the
faatftm to in 1 1 n 1 1 n yMaww
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GET YOUR TICKETS HOW!
SCHOOL DAYS
$4,500 IN PRIZES
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Mnnv nior Outstcmdlna Prizes Includina
TV Sets, Automatic Washer Deluxe Bicycle, etc.
DRAWINGS: Sept. 8, 5:30 P. II. - Sepl. 14 - 9 P. II.
GRAND PRIZE DRAWING: Sep!. 19 - 6 P. II.
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