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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1956)
U.S. Trailer Caravan io invade Vesi Eurone on Peace Bliss JL NEW YCRK Europe U ! about to have another American! motorized invasion. This time, however, it is a peaceful trip by! folks, Ukinj their own homes with thm. About 125 pcopie. ranging In age frnm I to So. are in the junket called "trailer tour of Europe." The objective is to tour Europe and make friends, both for them selves and for America. Mostly retired folks, these tour ists are taking a total of SO trailer homes with them. The represent 17 of the states, the majority of them from California and Florida. N Dollar Sign Wallie Byam, who heads the Junket, says, "We want to make friends for America in a real way, without retorting to the dollar sign." The 60-year-old retired Los An geles construction engineer calls the mountain of work of organiz ing and arranging the trip at no pay to himself or others "My hobby." As a a assistant he has his cous- sin. Mrs. Helen Byam Schwam born, whom be calls his "secre tary. Like her cousin, friend-making abroad is a passion wits her. This is how it is done, the says: "We move our homes to their cities and become a part of their community, invite them to our homes and they In turn invite us to theirs. That way we make good friends. " First Departare Byam and Mrs. Schwamborn will leave in the first section of tourists departing from Brooklyn next Tuesday aboard the Black Diamond Liner "Black Condor." The other tourists and their trail ers will leave via separate means. The group plans to reunite in Rotterdam on April 10 and will start on the first leg of their Euro pean tour from that point oil April 19. The tourists win visit every free European country, touching mostly the smaller towns. Byam said. About SO members of the Euro pean Junket logged 18,000 miles on Woman T.Inrii:e Officer to Visit In Salem Today Lt. Ruth O'lIaHeran: I'SMC. pro curement officer for the 12th Ma rine Corps reserve and recruiting (kstrict of San Francisco, will be in Salem today to interview local young women interested in the corps officer program. The orozram is for women now in college who wish to train in the Women's Marine Cores officer pro gram. Lt. O'HaDeran will be at the Salem recruiting office, 109 S. High St, from a.m. to S p.m. Americans said about 90 Mil lion dollars in taxes in 19SA. m mnCTID AT LASll Deptntfatff prof tcf ioa ye'M tnjoT vsfagl The First Dependable "war- Deodorant Soap! PROTEX- protects you a (fay long Protects against body odor. Make colored, chemical smcllint deodorant soaps out of date. Yet dependable HOTEX is WHITI and frairiaUy perfumed. PROTEX-zcts on contact Used daily and exdothrely, HOTEX greatly reduces the skin bacteria that cause body odor. For HOTEX contains MS-9, one of the most effective antiseptic Ingredients known to science. HOTEX baths nuke you feel so cltotl PR07EX -a trut beauty soap HOTEX Is oval shaped-pure, mild, tends to most sensi tive skins. Ideal for daily beauty baths and comptaioa care, too. Get HOTEX tody-rtulr and bath size. Thi Dependsblt . i trips through Canada and Mexico last year, Byam said. The entourage s vouniest mem ber is Bailey Clett, I, of Dayton, Ohio. The oldest is Dr. D. D. Monroe. retired. 85, of Stuart, Fla. Otodortst $02? , r : r. v ( V J Vi Ld i 4 1 I - m m w - n m r v ff " "1 ""1 i ' liaJ HERFS HOW TO ENJOY T ii BAKING fP' e i SS'SSBS i a hffl PJilte:llifllflvS HERE'S ALL YOU DOl I Pout' netatoes Into boiling wwter. Moisten tvtnly-de jot cookl Minute Mashtd Potatoes art all cooked for you-so dtlicious, good cooks say they're: least t tost with butter and i MM one! whip with fork. Serves 4. LIGHT AND FLUFFY A? THE POTATOES I WHIP WITH MY ELECTRIC BEATER! EVERY BIT AS TASTY AS MY OWM MASHED POTATOES mis. toigrf o. rxkun 411 1 L 34 Atcxm, HrtkKt, OretM MM. IT. 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