Pace 12
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
Saturday, February 6, 1954
CAROL CURTIS
STEVE ROPER
BEMEMBER. MB!
SBEWSTEQ. STAND FAQ
THE UGHT I WANT A
GOOD SHARD Picture op
MOtvey CHAINS HANDS.'
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ROPER-LETTING THOSE CROOKS
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"Jiffy" hat a fabric saver, too!
In both open and closer! crown
versions. Make it now in white
pique or linen or, to match your
Easter ensemble; later, sew the
closed crown version for an au
tumn accessory!
No. 2666 is cut in small, me
dium, large sizes. Medium (head
size 22-in.) takes only 1 yd. 35-in.
with closed crown; i yd. 35-in.
with open crown.
Send 30c for PATTERN with
Name, Address, Stvle Number
and Size. Address PATTERN
BUREAU, Capital Journal, 652
Mission street, San Francisco 5,
Calif.
Patterns ready to fill orders
immediately. For special han
dling of order via first class mall
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 bonk includes up-lo-thc-last-minute
fashion forecasts for
every age, every size, every oc
casion! Yours for only an addi
tional 25c.
DOCS LEAD FIRE EXIT
NEW YORK With the help
of three Sccing-Eye dogs, 25 blind
supervisors led 75 blind work
ers safely out of the industrial
home for Ihe blind in Brooklyn
yesterday when a minor fire
broke out.
Three quilts which even an as
tronomer like Galileo would have
liked "Starlight" in top illus
tration; the bold "Blazing Star"
in center; the imaginative "Star
and Planets" shown in lower il
lustration. If you're a "star-gazer"
and love to look at the heavens
at night you'll enjoy making these
quilts in modern colors and fab
rics to use in period or ultra
modern bedrooms.
Send 25c for the Three "STAR
and SKY" Quilts ( Pattern No.
406) color schemes, actual-size
cutting pieces, assembling direc
tions, finishing instructions,
YOUR NAME, ADDRESS, PAT
TERN NUMBER to CAROL CUR
TIS, Capital Journal, 652 Mission
St., San Francisco 5, Calif,
Patterns ready to fill orders!
Immediately. For special han
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include an extra 5c per pattern.
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HE OUGHT TO BE
DALLAS, Tex. (IF) A 20-year-old
maid complained yesterday
that when she tarried too long
after her employer fired her he:
1. vTwisted her wrist.
2. Swatted her on the hip with
a macncie.
3. Shot bullets from a .22 rifle
into the floor near her feet as
she "danced" out the door
She went to a hospital for
treatment. He u in jail.
ROOM & BOARD
Br Ahem
JUDGE PUFFLE IS LAID UP
WITH THE GOUT AND I BROUGHT
OVEK. HIS ENTRY FOR. THE
ART COMPETITION.'--I THINK
THIS IS HIS MASTERPIECE
AFTER 32 YEARS OF PAINTING
AND HE HAS TITLED IT
PIGMENTS IN DESPAIR
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DECIDES TOMORROW
NIGHT AND i
FEEL THEY'LL
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8. Wounds
with a
pointed
weapon
13. Social set
14. Rectangu
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18. Duration
17. Boxing
ring
13. Color
20. Old world
lizard
22. Northern
European
23. Leaping
amphibian
25. Place to sit
27. Before
28. Not br.ght
30. Haul
32. Compara
tive ending
33. Tallies
36. Compulsion
38. Exclama
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31. Unit of
weight
33. hakct
with cold
34 Authorita
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portico
37. P.-nsage out
40 Ornament
with raised
work
43. Platform in
a theater
45. Place to
sleep
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WOODBUnN "That Com
miinisnt must be contained by
force" whs the declaration o
liev. Edward Spear, head of Mt.
Ansel Prep school, who was the
cuest speaker at the Woodburn
Rotary club Thursday noon.
Kilian Smith was program
chairman. The topic of Rev.
Spear was "Why Communism is
Attractive." and he stated that
one of the basic principles of
communism is Ihe elimination of
all conflict, which appeals to
those who feel they arc perse
cuted. To achieve this commu
nists will use any means and
the speaker urged that Ameri-
HENRY
cans quit talking and do some
thing. Perfect attendance awards
were presented to Oscar Blan
chard and Lloyd Froom for two
years: J. F. I.acey, Winton Hunt
and T. L. Workman for three
years: Edgar Tweed for five
years; Lewis Paulson for nine
years; H. M. Austin for 12 years;
Dr. Gerald B. Smith and Clyde
Smith for 16 years.
Nominations were made for
the board of directors and elec
tion will he held next Thursday.
Two motion pictures of disasters
handled by the Southern Pacific
Co. will be shown by Si Ghorm
ley, assistant passenger agent
By Carl Anderson
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