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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Salem, Oregon
Thursday, January 21. 1954
Democrats Oppose
Beeson for NLRB
WASHINGTON Wt - Democrats
on the Senate Labor Committee
Wednesday appeared to challenge
President Eisenhower's nomina
tion of Albert C. Beeson to be a
member of the National Labor Re
lations Board. The committee then
deferred action until Friday.
Beeson, presently director of in
dustrial relations of the Food Ma
chinery and Chemical Corp., San
Jose, Calif., is Eisenhower's third
appointee to the five member
board.
2812
SIZES
12 42
CAROL CURTIS
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Springtime 'Western' Overalls
Real boy overalls and sports
jacket gaily decorated with
prancing black horses and bright
crimson streamers add up to a
very Western outfit indeed for
the active J, 2, 4 or 6 year olds!
Sew them now and have ready,
in cotton materials, for the first
out-of-doors playtime. Thirteen
3!i inch horses arc in a multi
. color transfer which needs only
to he ironed onto the smooth
surfaced materials. Transfers arc
dye-fast and laundcrablc. All in
structions, tissue pattern and
-transfers in pattern. Please state
!'ize needed when ordering.
Send 25c for the "WESTERN"
OVERALLS (Pattern No. 101-A)
tissue pattern, horse transfers,
YOUR NAME, ADDRESS, PAT
TERN NUMBER and SIZE to
CAROL CURTIS, Capital Journal,
652 Mission, San Francisco 5
Calif.
Patterns ready to fill orders
Immediately. For special han
dling of order via first class mail
Include an extra 5c per pattern.
All Around the Calendar!
Back they come into fashion fo
cusculottes! Wonderfully" wear-
oie, yet smart and simply stat-
inciuued in this oat em s
also an essential skirt favorite
to take you through the seasons
m any fabrics you can name!
No. 2812 is cut in sizes 12. 14
16, 18, 20, 36, 38, 40, 42. Size
18: Culottes, 3 yds. 35-in. Skirt
uses 2'4 yds. of 39-in.
Send 30c for PATTERN with
Name, Address, Style Number
and Size. Address PATTERN BU
REAU, Capital Journal, 652 Mis
sion street, San Francisco, 5,
Calif.
Patterns ready to fill orders
immediately. For special han
dling of order via first class mail
include an extra 5c per pattern.
Just off the press! The brand
new 1954 SPRING -SUMMER
FASHION BOOK is agog from
cover to cover with exciting new-
season styles and ideas for easy
sewing and smart going from
breakfast until bedtime! IN COL
OR, this book includes up-to-the-last-minute
fashion forecasts for
every age, every size, every oc
casion! Yours for only an addi
tional zsc.
HOUR
ROOM & BOARD
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TO SEE HIS
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$ 2000 IN PRIZES
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PAINTINGS
COMPETITION WILL
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the Rockies
20. Ages
21. Rrctangu
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Woman Accused in
Traffic Accidents
bcr. 675 North 17th street, at the ;
intersection of Mission and South
Liberty streets, police reported.
The cars suffered only minor
damage, police jaid. but officers
A Salem woman was arrested on wcrc contactrrt by a motorist who
a charge of dnvins while intoxi- . . .. . ,. .,
cated after being Involved in two sald h,s car and thc Bcrgstrom car
accidents Tuesday afternoon, city "'d col""l head-on at the Mission
police said. and 12th streets intersection a few
Arrested on a Municipal Court minutes 'earlier than the accident
warrant on a complaint signed by j with the Graber car. There had ;
one of thc motorists was Doris May eben nn damage, he said, but he -
Bcrgstrom. Route i Box 642. She willing to sign thc complaint "..
was arrested earlier by an officer on a charge of driving while in-
on a charge of being drunk on a toxicated.
public street after her car collided She was later released nn bail
with one driven by Glenn Ray Gra- totalling $265 on the two charges
HENRY
By Carl Anderson
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