Salpm, Oregon, Tuesday,
Rep. Field
Speaker
At J W Club
Imprest in thf subject of legisla
tion affectins young married cou
ples ran high at the meeting of the
Salem Junior Woman's club Mon
day evening, as was evidenced bv
the extended question and answer
period which kept the speaker,
State Rep. Shirley Kield, Multno
mah county freshman legislator,
before the group for an hour and
a half. After a preliminary discus
sion of bills that arc planned for
introduction at this session and
w hich are of special concern to the
younjer groi'p. the members cap
tivated by the clarity of the expla
nations continued questioning the
speaker.
Installation of three new officers,
conducted by Mrs. John S. Tyler.
Jr., director for the Junior club
and president of the Salem Wom
an's club, seated Mrs. Orville Kin
nier, Jr., as president, Mrs. Rich
ard Ballantyne, as first vice oresi-
dent. and Mrs. Howard Price, as
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.h . . . Jt " Tcers 81 i A tas,y rice ri"- P"'e Pink in
1 f , ,r""ed i1" .' ""fr" color and containing bits of chop
nation of the president, Mrs. Rob-' ped maraschino cherries and cit
ert Carey, who has moved to Kn- ron and topped with a peach half
terprisc. and pricot sauce was one of the
Announcement was made of a delicious dainties prepared in the
contribution of $.10 to supplement Fairmont hotel kitchen, San Fran
the fund being raised by local cisco, and served as dessert in
clubs to provide dental care for a honor of the golden centennial of
boy. from the North Salem high 1 cling peach canning in California
school. Mrs. Richard Allen report- j last weekend.
ed on the success of the March of "Centennial Peach a 1" Impera
Dimes activity of the club and , trice" is the imposing name of the
stressed the need for polio shots. I dessert, one of four demonstrated
l'- The annual Valentine ball was bv Chef Marios I.afnille and Pas.
announced by Mrs. Kenneth Lim
booker for the evening of February
15 a! the Knights of Columbus hall.
Olher club projects were covered
In the reports of Mrs. Stanley Wol
cott on "city beautiful," Mrs. Jack
Tilt tin on consumer and family fi
nance, Mrs. Donald unsworn, com
munity service; Mrs. Howard
Houck, home craft; Mrs. Klmer ;
Winegar. mental health: Mrs. I
George , Dewey, Jr., character
and education; and Mrs. Forrest
Walker, youth conservation.
The YWCA project for a new
swimming pool was discussed by
Mrs. William Ferguson who point
ed nut the Junior Woman's club
desire to aid in any local youth
programs.
The film, "Our Living Future,"
will be shown under the sponsor
ship of the club at Leslie Junior
high school on February 7 at 8
o'clock. Mrs. Stanley Wolcott, com
mittee chairman in charge of the
showing of the film, which is a pre
sentation of Life mahazine, stated
that 25 cents admission would be
charged.
The sum of $54R wns reported by
Mrs. Howard Price for the bus for
the Haven School, Inc., for Re
tarded Children and she added
that the bus has now been pur
chased. The refreshment committee,
her.ded by Mrs. Marvin Simpson,
included Mesdames Robert Mc
Laughlin, Carl Miller, Bernard
Bcdnarz. Tprry Green, Klmer Hau
gen. Richard Burson. Glenn Cush
man and Virgil Weber.
Trino ink Cluh K'" greased muffin-pan wells twO-
inpie umK uuo thirds fuil. bake jn hot (4(X) de
SILVKRTON 'Special! Mrs. grees) jven until cake tester in
John Tnwle was director of the serted in center comes out clean
business hour of the Triple Link about 25 minutes. Serve hot at
cluh meeting following a noonionce. Makes 8 good-sized muffins,
turkey luncheon at the IOOF hall j
in lhe installation ceremonials of LEAVING this week for Phoenix,
the recently elected officers of the Arizona, are Mr. and Mrs. Gail H.
cluh. Serving the luncheon w a s Jones. They are going south to at
Mrs. Nellie Southmayde and Mrs. tend the graduation exercises at
Clarence Reed. ;the American Institute for Foreign
Installed as president was Mrs. j Trade on January 2.V Their son,
Orln Thompson: as vice president. Gary M. Jones will graduate with
Mrs. Carl Rutherford; as secre-;the January class. His wife, the
tnrv Mrs Rnrnc Pnvvirk- and (nrmor Rnvfrlv VInll has hnnn
as treasurer, Mrs. L. Clav Allen,
The retiring president. Mrs. John
Tnwle. presented the official
UTOiip with corsages. In turn, on
hhalf of her vear's service. Mrs.
Towle was remembered with a
gift presented b- Mrs. Renwick. i
The next meeting of the Triple'
Link club is announced to he the
afternoon of Januarv 23 at the
home of Mrs. Clarence Reed with
Mrs. Forrest Zelterberg as assist-;
ant hostess. j
SHERIDAN ISpeciall Mrs.
Carl Moore was honored at a
surprise shower, given for her by
the senior home economics stu
dents at the high school last week. I
Mr. Moore is employed at the high
school office. i
Attending were the Misses Don
na Shenk. Carol Clark. Marcia
Bryant. Pat Hughry. June Blair, '
Darleen Smith. JnAnne Hutchin-
'C son. Donna Mendenhall. Roberta
Anderson, Joyce Jodel and Mary ,
Stutzman. and Mesdames Ruth
Kichter, Virginia Hosford. Kilie
Frack, and Kern F.berhart.
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SILVKRTON ISpeciall Mrs. !
Dick Gentzkmv, president, direct
ed the installation of new officers
for the Altar Society of Catholic.
Si. Paul's Silvertnn parish, last
week in the school social rooms.
To serve as president for the
coming year is Mrs. Kobert An
derson, as vice president. Mrs.
Fnyd Fish, as secretary Mrs. Or
vilie Volker. and as treasurer,
Mrs. Joyce Morton.
The acting committee personnel
for the year will be announced at
the next regular meeting.
.
AMITY "Special' The Fast
Amity Sewing cluh met recently
pi the home of Mrs. Alf Dereave
with Mrs. Marvin Dereave serving
as co-hostess. Plans were made to
complele the club's quilt at the
home of Mrs. Ralph Sly on Febru
ary 7. The ladies voted a contribu
tion for the March of Dimes drie.
Following the business meeting
a shower was held for Mrs. Clar
ince Smith with many gilts and
appropriate refreshments in honor
ot the occasion.
SHF.R1PAN 'Speciall A party'
Vnmred Mrs. Jim tl un w
(1st birthday. we ker ieinhrs.
Mrs. John Gulbrod. Mrs. Di AV
wood. Mrs. Harley W:1m. Mrs '
l.eland Sackett. Mr Wsnrwr
Faiiev and Mrs. .Mm frye. caiirt .
to celebrate l!w ttni. I
January 15, 1957
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One of the desserts "starring" at the peach centennial ban
quet in San Francisco this past week-end was this gloritied rice
ring topped with peach halves.
Luscious Pink Peach-topped Dessert
try Chef Rim Poncella at the
Fairmont at the banquet given bv
the Cling Peach Advisory board!
and the California Foods Research I
Institute for food writers of the
coast.
The creamy rice ring and the
sauce may he made in advance
and combined with the peach half
just before serving.
Centennial Pearh a 1 Imperatrlre
"ice Mines:
Pints Milk
Pinch salt
H cup uncooked tut
li teaspoons plain gelatine
1 tablespoon cold water
Vs cup sugar
2 teaspoons vanilla
'x pint whipping cream
Today's Menu
NICE BREAKFAST
Grapefruit and Orange Juice
Scrambled Eggs
Nutmeg Bran Muffins
Beverage
M'TMKti BHAN Ml'FKINS
Ingredients; l'j cups sifted flour,
2'a teaspouns double action baking
powder, V teaspoon salt, Hi tea
spoon nutmeg, V. cup butter or
margarine, '-a cup sugar, 1 egg,
7 cup ready-to-eat bran cereal,
cup milk.
Method: Sift together the flour,
baking powder, salt and nutmeg.
Cream butter and sugar; beat in
egg thoroughly. Add sifted dry
ingredients and bran alternately
with milk: stir iust until smooth
emploved with the Chamber of
Commerce in Glendale. Arizona.
The Joneses will be awav about
two weeks, visitins friends and
relatives in Southern California
also.
,.
SHKRIDAN 'SpeciaD Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Osborne of Ricnmond.
a., nave announced me marriage
'heir daughter, to Darel W.
Anderson. E M 2nd R S Navy j
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. O Rcilly ,
of Shenoan. ine weaaing iook
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place December 29. 1
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Wd RermtlT Mr. and Mrs. Darrell PowpII 'Ardis Ann Ames'.
tfve. ere marr'! rpcrntly at I.rtianon. The hnd is thr daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs. Rryan Amrs of Ibannn and Mr Powell 1$
a son ol Henry Poweli of Scio. 'Lfigen picture, Lebanon
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1 ounce maraschino cherries,
finely chopped about 3 ta
blespoons 10 canned cling peach halves
Apricot Sauce:
V cup sugar
Va cup light corn syrup
1 tablespoon dark rum, if de
- sired
Rice Rings: Brine milk to boil.
add salt and rice, cover and place
over boiling water. Cook about 1 1
hour, stirring occasionally, until
most of liquid is absorbed, and '
rice is soft. Soften gelatine in wa-1
ter, and stir into hot rice. Stir in
sugar and vanilla. Cool. Whip
cream until stiff and fold into
cooled rice, with cherries and
citron. Spoon into individual ring'
molds, and chill thoroughly. Un-1
mold rice rings by dipping molds '
in warm water and inverting over
serving dish. Top each with a!Se'ili as sllldy leader.
cling peach halt, cup side up.
Spoon on apricot sauce generous '
ly. Top with whipped cream if
desired. i
Apricot Sauce: Drain apricots
and press fruit through a sieve, i
Add sugar and syrup and boil 5
minutes. Cool. Makes about 1 cup 1
sauce.
Makes about 10 servings.
Bride - elect Announcement
wns made recently of the en
gagement of Miss Jacqueline
Carey, above, to Wayne Hamil
ton. The bride-to-be-is a sister
of Mrs. Delvin Lovell of Salem
and Mr. Hamilton is the son of
Mrs. Rclh Weill of Chico. Calif.
' Kcnnrll-Kllis studio picllirol
SHERIDAN ISpeciall Mrs.
Lorraine Glover was elecled lhe
n,pw worthy adviser for Sheridan
Lambow assembly, at the Kastern
sar meeting last week. She re-
P-es Mrs. Nancy Stoddard, who
nas Md ,he Pnst ,nrrp 'Pars and
missed only one meeting.
' Other board memhrrs elected
arc Leslie Glover. Rogcne and
Harold Rurrh. Carmen Hughny.
France, lr(nv nnit Dnric nn.
durd
ceremonies were con-
...ic
and Ruth McKibben.
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Trinity Groups List
Programs of Month
SILVERTON (Special) Miss
Nettie Hatteberg has been named
as publications secretary for cer
tain activities ol the Trinity Lu
theran church f.nd is asking that
the congregational meeting and
no-host dinner of Tuesday, Janu
ary 22, be announced as beginning
at 6:30 p.m. instead of 7 p.m. as
was planned formerly.
The Trinity guild of the Trinity
Lutheran church membership met
for the January session in the
church social the first week in
the month to plan for the new
year. Presiding was the recently
elected president, Mrs. James
Phillips, assisted by her new sec
retary, Mrs. Sheldon Knutson.
Mrs. Orlin Smedslad presented
the Bible study of the year.
Mrs. Chester Bergerson and Mrs.
Alvin Legard presented a "flannel
graph" on the work of the chari
ties department of the Women's
Missionary federation. The self
denial service was given by Mrs.
Ed liolden, Mrs. Adolph Haugen
and Miss Nettie Hatteberg.
Music included duo numbers by
Mrs. Mane Riveness and Mrs. Al
Clemetson. Mrs.
James Phillips I
presided in the receotion service
to new members including Mrs. i
Charles Borte. Mrs. Millard
Hayne, Mrs. Charles Cross. Mrs. : took place with Mrs. Myrtle Dent
Al Clemetson and Mrs. Alvin L.Ulected president: Mrs. Lyle Mc-
Selid. ! Kce. vice president; Miss Nellie
hospitality and membership chair-!
man. Mrs. Marie Riveness will
serve as sunshine secretary.
Listed in the three afternoon and
two evening circle meetings were
the education circle with Mrs,
Silas Torvens as study leader;
charities circle, with Mrs. Alf 0.
Nelson as study leader; literature
circle with Mrs. Theodore Sever-
son as study leader; mission cir
cle with Mrs. LaVerne Tolland asjthe wedding of Miss Nancy Jane
"'u; num.!, onu lih i.tuHii mir
ture circle with Mrs. Alvin L.
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Robert Anderson, new president
of St. Monica's Allni cnclniu nf.
the Si Pani'i rihniin nh.,r.h i...
announced as her committee chair-1 ior college in California, majoring snc!"' ""J luesriay. March
man for the 1957 year as folows::in accounting. He was graduated 5 Mr.s; Rprt C,"""' as.''sl. by
Membership committee. MrsJiasl spring and now Is a student ' ,rs-Marl1" Schlechtrr. Mrs. Man
Clelus Mav. Mrs. Harry Montgom-1 . J? ' , " ley Seguin and Mrs. Anna Mc
ery. Mrs. Richard GenUkow sick 1 8t Sa" I'ranc,sc0 Slale col,cSc' Guire are in charge of refresh
committee, Mrs. Maurice Schnor-Thc bride is ,he dauRhler of Mrs. menls for the February 13 mcel
enherg, Mrs. Rose Volker Mrs. Vera Morris of Hanford, Calif. ing.
Joe Kempf, Mrs. Frank Spies, and
Mrs. Wenxel Stirber; sewing, Mrs.
Frank DeBel, Mrs. Charles Kich
and .Mrs. M. J. Morey; social com
mittee, Mrs. Harlan Anderson.
Mrs. Anlone Zaslopal and Mrs.
Joe Weisenfels.
Auction Nets Fund
WOODHURN (Speciall - Mrs.
James Lamb was hostess for the
regular meeting of Chapter J of
the PKO Sisterhood last week at
her home on the campus at Mac
Laren school. Mrs. J. Melvin Rin
ro gave "Five Minutes with the
Record" on the tonic "Peaep."
Following the business meeting a
white elephant auction was held
with Mrs. O, L. Withers as the
auctioneer. The auction netted
$.14.21 which will be donated to
the fund for a VKO home in the
state for older people of the or
ganization. Mrs. Waller Scarbor
ough, Jr.. was in charge of ar
rangements for the auction.
Refreshments were served hy
iMrs. Lamb, assisted by Mrs. Wai-
1 ter Scarborough. Sr.
Mrs. Kenneth MeGrath will be
hostess for the next meeting. .Inn-
; uary ?1. Mrs. Jes Fikan will pre-
: son! "Five Minnies with the Rec
ord"' and fntinHrrs Hay will he ob
served, with Mrs. L. S. Mochrl in
' charpe.
WOODBl'RN 'SpecinP - Mrs.
Kdwarri Cnman was named presi
dent of St, Mary's Kniscnpnl
t'liild at the regular meeting lat
v.-pek at the parish hall. Mr.
Clarence Ahrens was elected vice
president. Mrs. Philip Frnnsnn
was re-elected serretary. and Mrs.
H. M. Austin re-elected trrasurrr.
Mrs. Austin has served in thpt
office continuously for about SO
jears.
Mrs. Eugene Slnller. retiring
president, conducted the business
meeting. Mrs. Ivan DcArmond and
Mrs. Coman were appointed on the
refreshments committee for the
pnnual meeting of St. Mary's
church. January 16. Mrs. Dean
Mishoprick was hostess for the
refreshment hour, The new of
ficers will take over at the next
meeting. January 22. Mrs. Amos
Honacker will be hostess for the
1:30 p.m. dessert.
MOI.ALI.A (Special) Tawanka
Camp Fire sixth grade girls met
and elected officers for the new
quarter, with Judy Anderson
named president: Margaret Mac
key, vice-president ; Sheryl Krick
son. secretary: Sheila Scrivner.
treasurer. Plans were discussed
for dinners to earn firemaker's
ranks. Mrs. (ieorge Kyllo is as
sisting one group and Mrs. Kd
Scrivner the other.
MOLAI.I.A (Sprciah Mrs.
Christine Rwlherg. ftfl vpars old.
was honored at a birthday party
with Mr. Lyle Andersnn as host
ess. Later in the evening, the mn
joined the parly for birthday cake
ftnri rnfiff 1r Rririhrff malt
I her home with her son and riaugh
' ter-inlaw and family. Mr. and
Mrs. A'len Rodberg. in Molalla. j
MOLALLA (Special) Mrs. I
Frank Anderson's birthday was
fibserved at the Anderson home
Sunday when many gueMs called
with remembrances. Therp were j
other guests calling during t!ie
irr
week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beck
' of Palo Alto. Calif., were over-1
j night guests during their rerrnt !
visit here. i
MRS. j. w. wilsoh.
f Houston. In,, mti:
"t tned U Optfins bjt
St. Jevpa At pins far
Childrvt it tbt lot
mj childivm. Thy bhtj
K; I'm mri al drif."
i ST. JOSEPH ASriKIN FOR CHIlOrFH
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
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Tells engagement Miss Olga
Geneva (Jean) Harrison, above,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rex
Harrison of Shedd, has announ
ced her engagement to Raimund
Treml, son of Mr. and Mis.
Joseph Treml of Salem.
AMITY (Special) The Country
Side club conducted its regular
meeting last week at the home of
Mrs. Lyle McKee. During the busi -
ness meeting an election of officers
Mrs. joe McKee, reporter.
Plans were completed for the
club's annual family night, which
v.ill be at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. George Van Ottcn on the
evening of February 6. at 7 o'clock.
During the social hour relresh
ments were served by the hostess.
MOLAI.I.A (Special) Friends
have received announcement of
Morris and Donald Bessey, on De
cember 22 in Hanford, Calif. Mr.
m-ssey is aiwu grauume oi aio-
lnlla iin.nn hioh anft is l)i. enn i.f
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Mr. and Mrs. Kdgar Bessey, for-
merlv of Molalla.
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Javcee-Ettes Meet
YAtWoodburn Home
wuuuHtiKM i.ipeciaii Mrs. r.a
Koski was hostess at her home last
week for the regular meeting
the Woodburn Jaycee-Kttcs, She
was assisted by Mrs. Roy virossen
and Mrs. Ray Miller.
Mrs. Charles Campbell presided
during the business meeting and
the members agreed to spon.sor
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fJ,lW the evening of January 31.
chairman. I
Mrs. Harley Piper presented a!
plea for donors at the blood bank,
which will be at the bitth school
from 4 to 8 p.m. January 21.
Activities and projects for spring
were discussed.
During the program hour Mrs.
i- Dni,
Sawtellc showed movies of the studio to see how the lovable was in but I love to watch them ian'niP cases frequently are men
Christmas party for the children i Miss Main was taking this blow. ion television. c"mP h"n "". ',!ea
ot members and of guest night held She chuckled, "They should have j "Went when I was nominated ,hnl ,he (ccs charged to Indians
last spring. put me first on the list." ; for an Oscar for 'The Egg and , are 'n"'
A "white elephant' auction was. "Clothes don't interest me, nev-1.' The producer bought me nl
the closing feature of the meeting
with Mrs. Ray Miller as auction-
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ruary 14 at the home of Mrs. Keith
iuc ni UH'eunK win ue rei, -
Llewellyn. Mrs. MoKinhy llendor -
son. teacher at the Washington
; grade school, will give a talk on!
; remedial reading.
BAI.1.STON ISpeciall Friends
of Mrs. Frank Dissell honored her
her With birthday. Present were
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Hinnmen,
: Mrs. Jerome Ricse, Dee Foeht,
i Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bissell. Mrs.
; Altha Burelback and Mcrton Bis -
sell.
MKMHKRS of Centralia temple.
No. It, Pythian Sisters, will meet
at 2 p.m.
hall.
Wednesday in Beaver
C.KRVAIS (Special) The St.
Rita's Altar society of Gervais
; met ,flst week at ,nc home of Mls,
William Appledoorn. Co-hostesses
i were Mrs. Joe Dabacon, Mrs. Peter
' I.elack and Mrs. Rose Hauptman.
i Tentative plans were made for
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Ma Kettle Right Proud About
l Beiiix on Worst-Dressed List
Ry A LINK MOSBY
limed press Hollywood wnier
HOLLYWOOD (UP)- A recent
list of America's worst dressed
women may have crushed Judy,
(.nrlnnH and Marilv-n Mnnrrut hut.
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one victim is proud of it.
beamed Marjorie Main today.
Firrt in the news was an annual
10 best-dressed list, featuring
countesses and society leaders.
Then another group last ween
named the worst dressed females,
with Misses Garland, Monroe and
: Main in the ranks.
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Pr have," said Marjorie, who's
back in town to star in her eighth
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Mtt Him in iwiuc limn.. .......
i WCnt to boarding school I wore
.one flress over ana over, aioiner
uue ui ess u.vi on.. ..........
iriert to cet me into other clothes.
, she said 1 should dress to please
nihor
Clothes Vnlmoortnnt
"Whv? Clothes aren't impor-
tant. If you can't please people!
without dressing up then what are !
you? Your real friends love you'AjiJo Ullg Dcfl",
you wear."
The veteran actress st.od to
her dressing room closet to show
i what the "worst dressed woman"
i wears. She brought out some two-
piece cotton dresses she wears
around her home rn Palm Springs.
I "where 1 live because of sinus
; trouble.
Now this is a dress- I've worn
for years. Cost five or six dol
lars." she said, displaying a blue-arid-green
plaid number that but
toned down the front. "This navy
blue coat I've had for years.too,
hnciik. nuiinH nut n scarf
that wns bulging In lhe coat,
ASHLAND WOMAN, 103, DIES
ASHLAND in Mrs. Sarah
Clevins Wing, who was horn
March 10. In.i3, died here Sunday
at the age of 103.
Her narcnts came to Oregon
from Missouri in the famous ' in an accident near Bucll. re- hospital in Portland, where he un
Applegate caravan of 1B43. I turned Thursday from Providence 1 derwent surgery.
of
THRU SATURUAi
SEWING
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iCoat pocket.
"i always have something tied
to my head, like a scarf." she
said.
Halt Worn to Meeting
rturonllv 1ioc 1nin hart lu-n
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fabulous chapeaux made by Rex.
"but I never wear them. The only
time I wear a hat is to the F
day Morning Cluh lectures."
"Don't wear suits.- she went
on. Don I have cocktail clothes
because I don't go to parties. I
don't belong to the glitter set. I
don't go to premieres not even
nt t?rinii., PAr.Mnci.n' tt.t i
gown. I've only worn it once ;
nink
on't
since then. I've never had a mil
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wear 'em but they're nice to have
arouna.
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I The actress closed her closet
door with a smile. I
I "I wear sinmle clothes because
I want people to feel at home
around me," she said
At.ltft 1 Tiilinrl tf"'"'ged the defendants with "con
iUlKlR """ispiring or entering into illegal
POl'GHKKF.PSIK, N. Y. iff 'agreements" and "monopolistic
F.arl Attlee, former Labor prime practices in the operation of the
minister of Kngland, and Lady RCA patent pool in radio, lele
Atllee escaped injury Monday j vision and other phases of the
night when their automobile killed electronics Industry."
a deer on the Taconic Slate Paik-i Also named in the suit were
wny at Kast Fishkill.
Attlee, on a three-week lecture
lour of American universities,
spoke Monday night at Vassar
College here.
He and Lady Attlee were en
route back to New York City in a
, cnnutieur-uriven timousine wnen
l'r on me mgn
- way. The deer was killed and the
front of the limousine was
smashed.
RETURNS HOME
W1LLAMINA (SpeciaD Norman
Holstad. iniured New Year's eve.
vmu.
SALES
We exptet to tell thouiondt i
(ul bargain mochini this week. Orders filled
as rapidly as possible in the order they are
received. Machines will be ready opproxi
mately one week offer orders ore placed.
CENTER
at Morse"
Section 1 Page 7
Indians Fight
Lawyer Fees;
Talk Boycott
l VI A MATH FAT I S m rniftfi
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are roduced bv Feb , lhe Kf mm
imh Indian Trjbe wj1 b u
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. lorneys associated with the Klam
, Counly Bar Ajsn ( ,rjbe mcn
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'he bar. said that Indian cuard-
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PHILADELPHIA Wi A l.W.
million-dollar anti-trust suit was
filed in federal court Monday by
the Philco Corp. against Radio
Corp. of America and four other
firms.
In askine triDle damaecs. Philco
General Klectric. American Tele
phone and Telegraph and two of
the latter's subsidiaries. Western
Klectric Co. and Bell Telephone
Laboratories Inc.
RI.IND TO LEARN TO SWIM
PORTLAND ifl Special swim
ming classes for blind persons
! both children and adults are be-
ing held here in the pools at
Couch. Ruckman and Shattuck
schools. The park bureau, in
charge of this venture1. Tuesday
rennrted separate classes, too. for
deaf children.
Remember . .
This offer expires
Saturday, Jan. 19, 5:30 P.M.
Hurry . . . Come in (odoy