Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, February 18, 1954, Page 30, Image 30

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    Thursday, February 18, 195
Farmer-Merchant
luet March 4
Banqi
DALLASTh .n.,,,1
merchant banquet this year un
der the sponsorship o( the farm
committee is scheduled for
Thursday, March 4 at 7 p.m. at
the Dallas city hall.
The committee in charge of
the banquet includes Claude
noisingion, AbU office manager;
members of the ASC committee,
hum, Menon tsissell
Frank Neufeld, and county ex
tension agent, N. John Hansen.
STEVE ROVER
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem. Oreijon
SECTION II Page 15
CAROL CURTIS
VELVETY SPRING CAPE
Wool yarn and velvety chenille
yarn crocheted in alternating
stripes produces this handsome
spring cape to wear over suits or
street dresses. Use two shades
of grey or brown; navy and royal;
beige and coffee or a pinkish
wine and a dark wine for smart
est effect; very outstanding, too,
done in all white.
Send 25c for the CROCHETED
SPRING CAPE (Pattern No. 306)
all instructions, YOUR NAME,
ADDRESS, PATTERN NUMBER
to CAROL CURTIS, care of Capi
tal Journal, 652 Mission, San
.Francisco 5, Calif.
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fashions; something for every
age, every climate. In addition
there are TWO FREE patterns
for flattering spring and sum
mer glamour! The NEEDLE
WORK GUIDE costs only 25c.
Order it as you do your needle
work patterns!
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This bell-flared princess sil
houette is top fashion news, but
so simple to sew note the way
the Bryon collar is cut-in-one
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No. 2644 is cut in sizes 12,
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ot 34 in.
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New Tissue Machine
Planned at St. Helens
SAN FRANCISCO W Expan
sion plans which will cost 14 to
15 million dollars have been an
nounced by the Crown Zcllerhach
Corp. for its plant at St. Helens,
Ore.
The company said Wednesday It
will install a new tissue machine
with a capacity of 35.000 tons a
year. Another paper machine at
the plant will he modernized and
speeded up, pulp capacity will be
increased and other buildings re
novated, the announcement said.
Almost two million residents
of Berlin left the city during
World War II.
Man Who Refused to
Give up Plates Upheld
PORTLAND W -A district court
Jury decided Wednesday that a 20-year-old
Gresham man was right
in refusing to give up his autombile
license plates to a state police.
man.
Patrolman James C. Burns said
the youth, Robert Waggoner, was
no longer entitled to the plates
under the state financial respon
sibility law.
Waggoner's attorney contended,
however, that Waggoner had the
right to refuse to give them up.
Waggoner said Burns hit him over
the head with handcuffs when he
refused to surrender the plates.
Fleas arc not found on hoofed
animals.
By Carl Anderson
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