Warren and Family Dine, Dance
InNewrorKonbigbpree
NEW YORK -U.R- Gov. Karl, "I know you cor
.rren, the COP vice presidential
(Snee, didn't get to bed until
?? Tuesday morning after giv
f, his wife and three daughters
look at New York's night life,
'n-hpn the whole family had to
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ifm'tor to Pawling, N. Y., where
was to meet with his run-
i mate on the Republican
jjjjfet, Gov. Thomas E. Dewey.
. nTarrtmi nnnren in trip cnfo
1'nc 1 1 " " . . w
Rouge room of the Pennsylvania
utPl until 2 a.m. Deiore retiring
1 their 15th floor suite. Mrs.
danced several times with
n.rv Fonda, me actor, wnne
Sielr daughters, Virgina, 19, Dor
..w and Nina, 14, took the floor
li other members of their
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who opened in the room Monday
night presented Warren with an
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HeDonald Theater Bide.
knniir VIM. rm. M- .
wher. iV '.ku" " "om a
"uu.ua i oe prepared for th.
...ijr wcaiuer nere. '
Hy at ended a performance of the
a V il lman 3 Rainbow."
uM wuiws. a num
K !? 'Hf Callf0"ia governor
to ask h s ihrpo n4i. j-.u.
and Mrs. Warren ior thdr'S!
Warren pyptinnnaj -
,i,i4v, u I "o-u giccungs
With the Rtar nf i
v.,i iu . c ow, joe
Yu e, the father of Mickey Rooney
Yule asked the governor to "give
vrm roc k m it
Writes Letters
The vice nrpciianini - t
sPfn' Monday in his hotel suite
j"."i"g up on nis correspondence.
His wife anrl thoi- pi.i j ,
ter. Vireinin. rf d .nm. i 7
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and went to a hairdresser, while
uiuci iwo gins went on an
extensive sightseeing tour.
Dorothv and Nino ur
the nickel ferrv hnot tm. .
Staten Island
- oidiue or
Liberty, rod. h,-n,,i, ,-.
-.wM6.i enirai
Park in a horsa-rirawn
Went to th tnn nf I?t7
State building, drove down Park
Avenue and Fifth Avenue, rode
iw uiuuks on B fllinurav on
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souuvKiL-u apiece in an automat.
The Warrens dined Monday
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BOY SCRAMBLES HISTORY
BOSTON (U.RL- Thr-
aavv
stones m Codd's Hill huir,
ground bear thp rtaath mie
settled. The reason Is that a lad
live years before Boston was
named Genrra
o- "..wb. in eaiiv
days thouffht. it f,,n v...
dates in the sandstone markers
witn nis ack-knife.
"MEET US AND WEAR DIAMONDS"
here's why
Sell more diamonds than
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News Guild Starts
Annual Convention
SAN FRANCISCO (U.R) The
CIO American Newspaper Guild
Monday opened its 15th annual
convention uHth i nn
...... lllwic uian ouu
delegates from all parts of the
uuuuy expected to attend.
Speakers at the opening session
included Guild President Harry
Martin; Sam Eubanks, executive
vice president; and Ralph B. No
vak, secretary treasurer. .
DelpffatPS MrftfA 1 U..
-o Yvciwiucu uy
Vernon O'Reilly, president of the
San Francisco-Oakland Newspap
er Guild; C. M. Baker, president
Of thfl Kan Wonplenn 1.1
......wow iJlAlfiHlJlH-
j .Union No. 21; and Tim Flynn,
wj regional airector lor north
ern California.
Paul r Smith j -
wiwi miiu gen
eral manager of the San Francisco
ruMv.ini .. .
was tne principal
speaker at the Guild's annual
wuvenuuu ainner Monday night.
Japan Parcel
Mail Limited
Controlling anthnrlffpo in Tsnnn
have limited the quantities of
food, medicines, clothing, soap
and other relief items that may be
sent in one parcel, the local post
office announces.
Twenty-two Bounds ic tho limit
of a food parcel. New and used
clothes are restricted as fnli nmr
one suit of each size except for
cnnaren s sizes where two are al
lowed, one dozen pair of socks,
six pair of underwear, nnm inpn
towels, and five pounds of wool
yarn.
TWO dozen bars of nnan nrp a1n
the limit. Only six items of toilet
goons or cosmetics can be in
cluded in the one package, and
two items each of athletic
ment and games may be sent.
Parcels are axamined on recepit
in Japan, and excessive auantitlps
will be removed and given to
recognized relief agencies for dis-
criDution in tne addressee s area.
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i f Now at Weisfleld's, sparkling dla.
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IaQII j? gems that reflect the lights of a
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Homesick Cat Returns
After 4000-Mile Hike
LEOMINSTER. Mac. mm A
homesick cat walked more than
uo miles in a month and re
turned here footsore and travel-
orn.
Year-old Fluffy, an aneora. de
serted the trailer of the Ben Hans-
berry family at Buffalo, N.Y., while
they were enroute to a new home
at Moses Lake, Wash.
The Drovlnclal-mindpd
padded up to the back door of their
former home, where neighbors
found him mewing sadly. Ar
rangements were made to forward
him to the Hansberrys by air after
a rest cure.
Dentists Drill Teeth
While Sittinq Down
EVANSTON, 111. (U.R)--The man
who fixes your molars is learning
to ao tne jod sitting down.
The small consolation of a visit
to the dentist's office, the knowl
edge that even though you are suf
fering, he may be developing bun
ions, will be lost to future genera
tions, according to Northwestern
University.
Th June graduates of North-
western's dental school received
intensive training on how to work
on teeth from a sitting position.
Dr. Edgar W. Swanson. faculty
member in charge of research on
the sit-down method, said the spe
cial tools used by the students
could add as much as five years to
a dentist s professional life.
Beauty Faces
Church Wrath
WHEELING. W. Va. (U.R)
Mariruth Ford, an 18-year-old girl
who wants to become an actress.
Tuesday night won the beauty
comesi wnicn may result in her
excommunication from the Roman
Catholic Church.
Appearing first in a yellow taf
feta evening gown with a full
skirt, and later in a conservative
one-piece bathing suit, Mariruth
conceakd any thoughts of her
church which may have been in
her mind She smiled prettily
When she wnllrpd Kofrtt tho
judges and remained calm through
out tne pageant.
With the title of "Miss Wheel.
ing of 1948" to her credit, she now
is engmie to compete at Mounds-
Ville. W Va.. fnr the "TWic wt
Virginia'' contest. If she wins there,
she will go to Atlantic City for
me miss America pageant.
Mariruth was personally told by
priests under Rishnn .Tnhn T
Swint, of the Wheeling diocese,
mat sne would face excommunica
tion if she entered the contest
Monday nieht. Bishon Swint marla
the ruling for all girls in his dio
cese, and two others who were
scheduled to compete Monday
night withdrew.
Elders Doing Okay
Back at the Factory
ALBANY, N. Y. (U.R) A man
who should know says grandpa is
doing all riant on the lob he tank
during the war and Isn't ready to
give it up without a struggle.
Sen. Thomas C. Desmond, chair
man of the state joint legislative
tommttte of problems ef the
aging, so announced after a survey
of Industries employing 523,000
workers.
"World War II, by bringing tht
rocking chair battalion back to
work, restored the self-confidence
of the elderly and gave them back
their self-esteem," Desmond said.
"They had the know-how and
gladly grabbed at the chance to
get back in harness. And now,
even though three years have gone
Register-Guard", Eugene, Ore., Tueg., June W, 1948, Tmf 19 ,
It Happened in Danville,
But It's an Insult, Suh
DANVILLE, Va. (U.R Danville
Democrats, taking only slight In
terest in a mass meeting, elected
a Republican as a state oonventlon
by since the war ended, the elder
ly are clinging tenaciously to their
jobs.
Charles W. McKinney
Funeral
. .vvu C I1CIU
June 28 in Reedsport for Charles
wiiiiam ivicn-mney, 57, Reedsport
barber, whn rlipri
day. Interment was at Corvallis.
Mr. McKinney was born at
Arlington. Orp.. Nnv on ison
lived in Oiegon all his life. He
tame uj. neeasport Irom North
Bend two years ago.
Surviving are his widow, Vera;
three children; two grandchildren;
four brothers and
was a veteran of World War I
ana a member of Reedsport Post
No. 62, American Legion.
delegate. ... - .!
It was not until after Austia
Jones had been nominated and
elected that the astonished Demo
crats learned he was a member of
tha elty GOP steering committee.
A motion to replace him failei '
under parliamentary rules.
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