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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph lewis Petersen (Beverley Harrison) who
were married July 1 at St. John's Lutheran Church. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Koster and Mr.
Petersen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. August Petersen. The
couple will live in San Diego, where Sergeant Petersen is
Stationed with the U.S. Marine Corps. (Yeager Studio.)
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Mrs. Give Honor Guest
HOPEWELLMrt. Clyde Cave
(Beverly Brown) was honored with
a shower at the Hopewell E.U.B.
Church Saturday. The program in
cluded appropriate games and a
vocal solo by Miss Lois Terrill,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Albert Terrill. Hostesses were
Mrs. Frank Hersha, Mrs. Albert
Terrill and Mrs. N. 0. Pearse.
Out - of community guests were
Mn. James Bennett of Three
Links. Oregon. Miss Delpha Evey
of Olympia. Wash., and Mist Sue
Keller of St. Helens.
ITIES WANTED
DAMASCUS. Syria tfl Burma
ha told Arab nations It wants
te strengthen political, economic
and commercial, relations with
them. Syrian Foreign Ministry
sources said the offer was made
in a note to the Arab League
Each government is considering
the matter individually.
A Variety of
Silhouettes
For Fall
By DOROTHY ROE
AseoHated Preaa Weatea'a Editor
NEW YORK uB-You can wear
a suH and still look as feminine
as Marilyn Monroe, says Master
Tailor Anthony Blotta, previewing
his fall collection for the visiting
fashion press.
He adds a perky tailored bow
back and center on a blouse-back
Jacket, matches, it with a twin at
the neckline, presenta the whole
in a chiffonweight tweed with the
slimmest of skirts and there you
have it the new ladylike look of
1954-57.
Blotta, who is of the generation
of Italian .tailors who learned to
cut and aew before they were old
enough to toss a discus, presents
a great variety of silhouettes In
his new group of fall costumers,
suits and coats, ranging from the
capelet topper outfit to the "gen
try jacket" -worn loosely over a
slim dress. He likes the blouse
backed line in suits, and add
chiffon blouses to keep things pro
perly feminine.
For late day and evening
dresses, be likes satiny black
broadcloth combined with draped
chiffon, or jet embroidered lace
for a bodice. He accents the
empire line with bust-length neck
laces of jewels or gold chains and
high-placed fobs.
Salts with Fall Skirts
Ben Reig departs from the norm
this season, to present suits with
full skirts and normal waistlines,
for customers who do not hanker
for the 1911 look. There are a lot
of die-hards, apparently thinks this
designers, and they have to have
something to wear. So he uses his
usual lush fabrics and fine detail
ing in a collection designed for
women who don't want to - be
rushed into a too-drastic change.
Maurice Rentner says all wo
men should look like queens or
at the very least princesses this
fall, and so presents the "imperial
silhouette". He places a belt above
a well-defined natural waistline in
his group of "imperial suits",
shows "regal Jacquettes" with
luxurious fur collars and cuffs in
city costumes, initiates the dia
mond decollete in high necked
daytime dresses and dramatises
the "royal flare" in cocktail and
evening gowns with skirts that
flow fractiously from the new high
waistline.
Mix and Mingle Tweed
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Former Salem
Teacher Dies
Death of Elisabeth Jane Rod
gers, longtime school teacher and
a former resident of Salem, in
Seattle has been reported her by
relatives.
Mis Rodgers, 87. spent her ac
tive years as a teacher In public
schools of Oregon and Washing
ton. Since her retirement she
made her home in Bandon and
Salem until 1951 when she moved
to Seattle. ,
Among surviving brothers' and
sisters is Roy Radgers of Salem.
Solon Requests
Decorations for
Helicopter Crews
WASHINGTON A request
has been made by Sen. Neuberger
(D-Ore) to the Pentagon to award
medals or some other decorations
to Army helicopter crews who
flew into the Grand Canyon to re
cover the bodies of the victims la
the crash of two airliners.
Neuberger said the crewmen
risked their lives and praised
their heroism ia a letter written
to Secretary of the Army Brucker.
The atmosphere of Mart has
little, if any oxygen.
Statesman, Salem, Ore.fFri., July 13, 1956 (Sec. 11)43'
Youth Jailed After Cliase
ASHLAND 11 A Medford
youth was held in the Yreka,
Calif., jail Thursday. He was
caught near a read block after
leading police en a MO-miie-an-hour
chas from Ashland Wednes
day night.
Robert S. Baser. 20. formerly of
Ashland, was held on a charge of
possessing a loaded automatic
pistol and ' switchblade . knives
which were found in his ear.
Police Chief Herb Hay said
Basey was wanted on a warrant
Medford charging assault andafc
tery and one at Grant P"a if
charging attempted robbery. .
Hays said Ashland police LL
Kenneth Barger recognised Basey
sitting in a car and walked toward
him. A he did so, Basey sped off,
Barger followed In hi patrol car;
and radioed headquarters., , Ash
land police phoned ahead aid; the
read block wa set up at .Yreka.
Basey went through it but "was
forced off the road a short time
later by pursuing police. .
NEW YORK-This slightly bloused' jacket for a suit of imported
brown, yellow and white mix and mingle tweed is from
the fall 1956 collection of Anthony Blotta. The jacket is
pleated Into a narrow, shaped waistband and a small bow
in the back matches the one at the neckline in front. The
fashion press is being shown the fall collection in New York
this week. (AP Wirephoto.)
MIXED DRINKS
SANTA FE, N. M. Burg
lars who broke into the Pink
Garter Saloon made off with one
bottle each of 22 different domes-
tie and foreign brands ef liquor,
plus $50 can.
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