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LI TRY 10 SOCIALIZE (AP Feature Service) SALT LAKE CITY In thit "dine Ingest city In America" th Cnurch of Litter Day Saint hu wt out to o clallze ballroom behavior. "for a long time we have felt that-; modern dancing, limited almost ex clusively to waltzes and fox trots, does not provide the opportunities for friendliness, poise and culture that were found In the more complex dances of older times," explains gray balred W. O. Robinson, who haa di rected dance activities of the Mor mons for 12 years and Is leading the new movement. Bays Robinson: "Young people who dance with but one partner then alt la a corner for a while and hold hands, and then dance again are not cultivating the beat principles of so ciability. In a way, you see, modern dancing Is really not social dancing at all." Be has designed three new dances the Dream Waltz, Gold and Oreen Caprice (a swlngy square dance) nnd the Aloha One for: trot. By December ha expects they will be well estab lished at church socials ''and we be lieve their influence will spread be yond the church." 'With Porter's Fril-Icu dinner is quickly prepared in 6j min utes. Tasty! Delicious and easily digested for they're made from 100 Al Durum Semolinal .Wrapped in cellophane ac your i grocer. RING MOLD-Free rui 12 Porltrilab.il M. ly. n.wotgmlnum ring Bold Iru-pul paid. S;1 jv; NRTCR-SCMtPEUJ MACWON! CO.,Porttond. Om CHEVROLET PRESENTS FOR 1938 i fflTiTTi Tin iTi fiTi7riMKTiTi"iri"1giff iw' "iTiTifTHriBL E L7:.irgTiTrTigFiagr) laaffrgi 'im " -JT"7"glm ' 1 ' " "T-trTrrrx.azasm f j Jill J j 1 y i i ; lA 4; IS ""Hl " : hMt: f, f f? 1 - -'Pa Yr " , a -i 5 g m 1 ; " ft' . r"""" fl?i',l,'''B,'l'''lS ' i yMuin.j'"iilrri Incorporating many engine and chassis improvements the new 1938 Chevrolet, In two series, makes its debut today. The smart, graceful lines of the new car illustrated in the Master DcLuxe sport sedan, at the top, and the Master cabriolet, at the bottom, shows the re-designed radiator grille and hood as they blend with Chevrolet's famed 'speedline styling. Be tween the wo models is the new instrument Danel. The ohoto strip portrays a few of the many features of the new product. From top to bottom they are: the new 'tiptoe-matic' clutch, being introduced to the industry this year by Chevrolet: the improved 85-horsepower 6-cylinder valve-in-head engine, used in both series: a rear view of the Master DeLuxe town sedan the built-in trunk, showing the increased roomine MILK SMS II E PENDLETON. Ore., Oct. 23. (AP) Joe Miller, service station owner at Mission near here, had heard that cold sweet milk administered to car bon-monoxide victims will bring them around In a hurry. Today he la satisfied with the' method at least it brought a woman and a child out of an unconscious condition. Yesterday a family clattered up to Miller's station In an ancient model car. The father, driving, was not affected by exhaust gas from the motor, which had rolled Into the car but his wife and one child had lost consciousness. Two other children were made ill. A fourth, suffered no 111 effects. , The mother was unconscious for half an hour and the daughter for an hour, recovering, Miller said, after he had administered the milk. - Miller did not learn the name of the famlJv. which was driving to La Orande from 8t. Marie's, Idaho. Use Mall Tribune want ads. OEODORIZIS end SWIITEN5 MOUTH Jackie Cooper of Movies Big High School Boy Now By Frederick C. Orhman (United Pwi Hollywood Correspondent) HOLLYWOOD, Oct. S2. (UP) Jackie Cooper, the little yellow haired noy who used to make lympathettc women weep as his troubles were unreeled, atlll Is curly headed, but he's no little boy and anybody who tries to sprinkle blondlne on hie locks these days Is likely to get socked. We spent today with Jack (no more of that Jackie business for him now that he's nearly 10 years old) on the Alonogram lot, where he's starring In "Boy of the Streets," The LIBERTY OFFERS YOU f .i . h in a m tin w I From Swift's Finest Gov't Inspected Steer Beef BEEF-VEAL-PORK-LAMB LAMB SHOULDER LEG OF LAMB . ROAST OF BEEF TURKEYS and Rolled Boned and Rolled For Roantlng or Frying lb. 20c lb. 30c lb. 20c lb. 30c HENS FRYERS ROASTING CHICKENS OYSTERS FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES BANANA SQUASH . . Ib.12c Fresh Bartlett Pears, Apples, Potatoes Rogue R. Valley Canning Co. products TRU-PACK CANNED GOODS BREAD - PASTRIES LIBERTY MARKET Phone 164 a rip-snorting film which probably would give his babyhood admirers the creeps. He looks about three years older than he Is, his voloe Is deep and he's far bigger physically than Wil liam Nigh, his veteran director. His smile still may put his erstwhile faru Into a reminiscent mood, but there's nothing else about him to recall the lad who made so many hundreds of thousands of dollars I laughing through his tears. I Jack goes to high school now and he's having plenty of trouble with his algebra. He bites hti fingernails and wishes he didn't. He drives an automobile, a cheap one of his own. with so many chromium doo-dads on It that It looks like a fire en gine. It has six headlights, four horns and no telling what flse, but Jack doesn't get to drive It much. Not only Is he too busy, but his mother puts htra on a limited weekly allow ance, from which he must buy nis own gasoline. This he purchasen two' gallons at a time, except when he's flUAh. He earns extra money every week or so, scrubbing out the fam ily swimming pool. Hll mother, Mrs. Charles Blge low, who has watched him grow from the films' number one baby to ft young man who's beginning to think about golmt to dance, still accompanies him to work. When he blows up In his lines she urges him to "concentrate." and when he's busy concentrating she admits that she Is perhaps the first mother ever glad to see her baby grow up. "I believe that right now, when he's half way between boy and msn that he Is more Interesting to me than he ever has been before," she says. She recalls his early pictures and his personal appearance tours and confesses that during the last few years of his screen childhood she had to peroxide his hair to keep it the same tow color the fans expected. SCHOOL BOARD FACES HEARING ON CONTEMPT PORTLAND, Oct. 33 . ( AP ) Mem bers of the Portland school board will appear before Circuit Judge Jacob Kanzler on October 30 to show cause why they should not be held In contempt of couft. Sdwln Nyden, Sell wood school custodian.- charged the board had vio lated a temporary Injunction re straining It from dismissing him. The action Involves six other Janitors., FIRP0 GETS NEW TRIAL ON ARGENTINE SWINDLE BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 33 (UP) The criminal court of appenls today annulled a former verdict against Lula Angel Flrpo former Argentine heavyweight boxer, and three others and ordered them held for a new trial for an alleged land swindle. A lower court had sentenced the one-time "Wild Bull of the Pampas" to three years In prison but the sen tence was suspended. Dessert knives and forks often ere more practical for the young bride than the dinner size. Use MM) mo una want ads, FIVE POINT PLAN IN VATICAN CITY, Oct. 33. (AP) A five-point program to guide Roman Catholic missionaries In their struggle against communism was laid down today by Monslgnor Celso Costantlnl, Cornier apostolic delegate to China and now secretary of the congregation for the propagation of the faith. Monslgnor Costantlnl addressing a large audience at the Pontifical Oregorian university, asserted that bolshevlsm "will kill Itself with its own Inhuman excesses." The prelate, who Is archbishop of Teodosla, outlined the church's five points for crushing bolshevism as follows: 1. A revival of the Christian sense of life among the faithful. 3. Instruction to the masses In "word, print and school." 3. Dynamic action to missionary action among non -Christians. 4. Continuous Increase In the numbers of native clergy In order to "root the church on its natural. B. Enlarged social assistance work. HUMANER WILL WAR ON BRUTALITY. IN RODEOS PORTLAND. Oct. 33 (AP) Harry Daniel, president of the Oregon Hu mane society, set out today on campaign to eliminate calf roping and bulldogging at next year's ro deos. 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