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No Pain Tomorrow Morning or you pay Nothing Take Sustamin 2-12 according to directions on the package starting tonight. If you do not wake up relieved of pain tomorrow morning ... if you do not enjoy blessed relief all day and all night ... if stiffness and swelling of pain-crippled joints is not amazingly re lieved within 5 days, return unused contents for immediate refund, no' questions asked. This guarantee applies whenever you start taking Sustamin. Only Sustamin hat lh amaxiitg "Goden" tablmh Accept No SubsHtutml Insist on SUSTAMIN 2-12 Copyright, 1954 Drug Research Corp. DRUG STORES io W y-n town I Hump and perky and (not tough or leathery these artichokes have the-!leShy, i:un folded petals that KWX '. these artichokes nave Safeway KB Lack on any item that Eden s Wife Especially Fitted To Live at No. 1 0 Downing St. By M.?RGARET SLAPPEY Of The Associated Press LONDON In her younger days, politically ' conscious Clar issa Spencer-Churchill did more debating than dating. And at 32 she made Anthony Eden propose several times before she said yes. The blonde, blue-eyed aristo crat is now, at 34, completing a round trip. As the niece of Prime Minister Churchill she left No. 10 Downing St. to go to her wed ding. Now she goes back as the wife of Churchill's successor, and the Edens take over the official home of British prime ministers. Like her husband, she has been understudying her new job for a long time. Sir Anthony has watched and learned from Sir Winston during the years of the latter Churchill era. Lady Eden has been studying under Lady Churchill. FEW CHANGES Because of the admiration she has ior Clementine Churchill, it is probable changes will be few in the running of the official residence and in the manner of serving as hostess for Britain's Prime Minister. Britons generally agree a prime minister's wife can best do her job by being occasionally seen and never heard. Lady Eden fits the mold. She is 5 feet 7. She's trim, a little on the lean side and not given to putting on weight. She is naturally shy. Before World War II, when she knew Anthony Eden only colleague of her uncle's, Clarissa was one of Britain's bright and politically conscious young wom en. They debated political issues and cared little, or said they did anyway for social activities. Her mother, Lady Gwendoline Spenjer Churchill, was the daughter of the seventh earl of Abingdon. Her father was Maj John Strange Spencer - Churchill, a descendant of the Duke of Marl borough. Her grandmother was Jennie Jerome, of New York, favored daughter of Leonard Jer ome, American millionaire. CORRECT' ACCENT Her mother died in 1941 and her father, called "the Churchill nobody knew," died in 1945. He was not wealthy. Clarissa inher ited zuu pounds (S56U) a year and a small country cottage. bhe grew up in London and 1U. ICii"- doesn't please you CLARISSA EDEN Perfectly at Home Paris, went to excellent schools and learned to speak with the "correct" accent so necessary in London society. She wore prop erly subdued, often black and grey, tailored clothes. Silk scarves, matching her eyes, added a little color. Her shoes had out- landishly high heels. She looked and acted like a well-born Englishwoman. In 1938 she was named London's most beautiful debutante. She studied briefly at London University and Oxord. She worked on the English edition of Vogue and did film publicity work for Sir Alexander Korda for $2,600 a year. Her war contribution was decoding work for the Ministry of Information. After her uncle and future hus band helped steer the Allies to victory, she took a sixth-floor apartment near Regents Park. Her meals mostly came from Greek restaurant nearby. She has a homey side. Once she was robbed and it developed that she kept her jewels, some of them Churchill family heirlooms, in a butter can buried underneath the tomatoes down below her sink. Occasionally she gave a cock tail party. No one recalls seeing Sir Anthony at one of the parties. FIRST WIFE BORED Eden got a divorce in 1950 from his first wife Beatrice. She had gone off to the United States bored to tears with politics. and saying she "was not cut out to be a foreign ministers wife, Their son Nicholas had been liv ing in Canada. Another son, Simon, was killed in Burma dur ing the war. As midsummer of 1952 passed there was hardily a hint that Clarissa and Eden were thinking about marriage. They saw each other occasionally but they did not appear to be particularly close friends. Then in late summer came the social bombshell. Clarissa moved to Downing Street and the en gagement was announced. Their friends say Eden had to ask her not once but several times. Al- Newspaper Up for Sale NEW YORK (lfl The Brooklyn Eagle, which suspended publica tion because of a strike by the American Newspaper Guild last Jan. 28, was up for sale Wednes day to a buyer who would serve the interests of Brooklyn. Frank D. Schroth, president and publisher of the newspaper, set May 2 as the deadline for sale of the Eagle as a complete unit. Schroth said he reserved the right to sell the 113-year-old news paper which has never missed an edition since its founding to a bidder other than the highest "if I feel that such a buyer would best serve the interests of Brook lyn and its people." The assets of the newspaper will be sold at public auction on May 11, 12 and 13 if the Eagle is not sold as a unit, Schroth said. GOOD RISKS CHICAGO Of) Ex-GI's make good mortgage risks, pi home loans J months or more over due amounted to only .22 of 1 per cent last year, the Mortgage Bankers Association reported. Only 2.45 per cent were delin quent for any time at all. 1 "V Mothers ? like the , convenience i of saving- by-mail at the 1 , family Savings ti 1 Center A MUTUAL SAVINGS INSTITUTION ,i .Federal i And liOMi Atociftilon 4 BclllMhan Seattle Taunt Ptrtlwd Cult" most without a pause the couple was married. Somewhere, sandwiched among those events, Sir Winston had checked to see if it could be a church marriage. The answer from the Church of England was "no" because of Eden's divorce. So they were married in Caxton register office. Eden at 55, was 23 years older than his bride. They had been living in fash ionable Carlton Gardens in Lon don's West End, with a country place in Buckinghamshire called Dorneywood House. Now in addi tion to 10 Downing St. they will take over Chequers, the country home Britain furnishes its first ministers. Lady Eden is expected to com tinue traveling with her husband. She also can be expected to launch a few ships, help lay cor nerstones for hospitals and wel fare huoses, visit auto shows and let tankers be named for her if the owners insist, , She will be hostess when Queen Elizabeth visits No. 10, and hostess also for every type of political leader who visits London. mm repair I ' , ..... ,, 11 1 1 TF-i , , ' t- mr--- iiSi r ' ' - ' ; s , i 3-PC. BATH OUTFIT 149.88 With littings Add beauty and value to your home at this low price. Porcelain enameled cast Iron tub, lavatory and closet. Complete with littings. Buy on FHA Terms no money down. 3 yrs to pay. m f r ; j : TV I N f W 1 t- ; wiiihw I K? I A 71 S ! I I ' I v I FIRST? Sister Miriam Te eresa Damjanovich may be the first American-born nun to become a saint. The Vatican is conducting an official' religious inquiry into the life of Sister Mir iam, who belonged to the Sisters of Charity of St. Elizabeth near Morrisown, N.J., before her death in 1927 at the age of 26. Born in Bayonne, N.J., she was Well known for helping the sick. Req.l 79.69 REGULAR 32.50 BATH CABINET 28.88 Just $3 Down on Terms. Recessed type cabinet with fluorescent lighting. 16x22" plate glass mirror. 2 glass shelves. REGULUAR 8c ROMEXTYPE CABLE e lu. Non-metallic Indoor Cable. Two-wire No. 12. Easy to use strips clean, bends easily. 142 Cable 4c ft. Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. FLOItSIIMItl SHOES For MEN and WOMEN B U R C H ' S 1060 Willamette Thursday, April 6 Hours Only Reg. 24" ... for this Sale $5.95 Plus SOc Federal Tax Brine this advertisement with SS.95 to our store, and receive one of our genuine $24.50 brand new jewel wrist watches. Keeps cor. reel time, Kiowa In the dark, white case, stainless steel hack, 'dust ' proof, sweep second hand. Beautiful dial, electronic, shock-proof, . antl-magnetlc. A written guarantee with each watch by the Importer. Never before has such a low price brought such high quality, and so smart a walch. The price of this watch after this sal S24.S0. Limit two watches to each ad, none sold to dealers. Come early supply limited. It's good strong Jewel wrist watch' that will wear for years to come, ONLY $5.95 SORRY, NO MAIL OIIDF.RS Thursday, April 1 ife-Qutlll ' E JPtOM'(0I !K ' i i I i Lfl Wed., Apr. 13, 1955 9" WORLD'S LARGEST SELLER AT I0 14 10 a.m. 4 p.m. I Bring This Ad Save $18.55 Hendershott's Athletic & Sporting Goods 770 Willamette 14 10 a.m. 4 p.m. CUSTOM , KITCHEN CABINETS 10 to 15 off All steel kitchen cabinets In either base or wall cabi nets. Reduced 10 to 15 for this event.' All cabinets on sale except sink cabl . net. Select your own cus tom kitchen now and save. THICK TAB SHINGLES 7.99 100 sg. ft. Ask about Terms. Protect and beautify your horn. Exposed surface twice as thick as ordinary shingles. 48c PLASTIC WALL TILE 00 c Sq. It. Wards Plastic Tile eUml nates upkeep expense. Just a damp cloth keeps walls clean.. Plain or mar bleized colors. WARDS SUPER GLOSS REG. 1.55 1.44 Qt. A tough, glossy Enamel that's easy to apply and Is scrubbable. Long-lasting. White, colors. Gallon 4.64 REGULAR 1.12 FLAT PAINT 99 Qi. Wards Super Flat Vall Paint cut-pritd for this sale, (lives walls a velvet soft finish. Reg. 3.85 Gal. . 3.48 ssssaas SMI
