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Newspaper Page Text' PACE SIX HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1948 k vr, A ' i.v sl a 1 . f, ii i ib. A JBriii Hi iiMi 1 GRACE MEMORIAL Church of Portland was the setting for the lovely wedding of Jean Mosten, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Masten of Olene, and John L. Ward. Vows were ex changed March 20. Gladys Gilbert Studio. College Shoppers Lookina For Flats! Continued from Page 5 parents, the Walter Waggoners of Grant street. Bob is a senior, major ing In pharmacy, and will be graduated in June. They returned to Corvallis this week-end. Going and Coming Dept.: Mr. and Mrs. Willard Constans, now of Pasadena, were visitors here the early part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Whitlatch made a recent visit to Sacramento on business. Steve Stone of the University of Oregon and Jim 'Case of Oregon State college were among old friends dropping into The Herald and News during holidays from school. Steve is the L. H. Stone boy and Jim belongs to the Ted Case family. Mrs. Harry Bathiany of Harbor is going to spend Easter with son Bob and family in the San Francisco Bay area and then plans to visit here. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Prock returned the middle of the week from Portland where they spent several days visiting the Peter Cartwrights and their third son. Lawrence Matthew. (We reported the young man as Gibbon but they've changed his name.) Mary Havens, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. D. D. Havens of 1421 Pacific Terrace, is enjoying Stephens college at Columbia, Mo. She was one of a large group of Stephens students to attend the Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne play, "O Mistress Mine" given at St. Louis, Mo., Just recently. Mary is a senior at Stephens. Richard and Barbara Gallagher and their three little moppets spent Easter vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bigger and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gallagher. Dick is studying business administration at Oregon State college and he and Barbara, with Margaret Rae. Michael and Marianne, plan to leave Sunday for Corvallis. Also holidaying at the Bigger home is son Don who is at the University of Oregon. He will return north with the Gallaghers tomorrow. Speaker Tells Of United Nations "We must take the long range view of the success or failure of the United Nations." stated Dr. Edna Landros of the University of Oregon faculty, speaking before a large audience of members and visitors of the League of Women Voters at a luncheon meeting Wednesday "Do not lose sight of the World Health Organization unit of UN which sup plied a responsible survey of food requirements for the European re covery program, which halted the spreading of the horrors of a cholera Prague from Egypt, and has presented the possibilities of cancer cure from development of the atomic Domo. advised Dr. Landros. Tau Chapter Tau chapter. Beta Sigma Phi, held a regular meeting at the home of Mr. Mm shall K. Cornea. SOD Kl- dorudo, Monday evening, March 23, The business meeting was con ducted by Airs. Ucorge A. Wright, president. Doris McCord was uuan .mously voted president for 1948-49. Other officers elected are. Frances Balm, vice president; Lour Martin, recording secretary; Mrs.. Kobcrt Puckelt. corresponding secretary; Betty Lea Daley, treasurer, and Mrs. John Feeback. representative 10 serve on city council. It was decided (hut the chapter honor mothers with a tea this year rather than with the customary Mother's Day breakfast. Also, final plans were made tor the coining progres sive dinner Frances BAlin. program chairman, gave a synopsis of the play. "Hedda Gablcr." by Ibsen, during the study hour. Dessert was served by the hostess to Mrs. Geo rue A. Wright, Mrs. ixyal Heath. Mrs. Robert Puckelt. Mrs. Donald Miller, Mrs. Edwin Briscoe. Mrs. John Feeback, Mrs. Harold Eittreun Jr., Pal Falrcliild, Kay Schlothauer, Doris Daniel. Betty Lea Daley. Frances Balin, Lona Martin and Mrs. George Wardell of Xi Delta chapter. Birthdays March is a busy month for birth days in the Adams family. Both Sandra and Sharon, daughters of Dr. and Mrs. J. Martin AJams of Roseway drive, celebrated their birthday anniversaries. It ft as San dra s eighth, and Sharon's 10th. Sandra's party came first, on March 13, when a group of friends was invited for games and tradi tional party fare. Among Sandra's guests were Suel len Clark, Dixie Lee Dixon, Jeanne VYainstead, Maxlne Hicks, Maria Ann Weed. Darleane Cone, Patricia Kienel. Marilyn Hewitt, Elaine Hoyez, Janice Griggs, Sharon Powell, Serena Smith and Sharon Adams. Sharon celebrated on the 2Jrd. three days later than her birthday. Invited to lave refreshments at the Adams home topped off with a movie were Mary Lou Craig. Florlne Wamstead, Bonnie Kerron, Patricia Smith, Larry Worden. Richard Ward, Billy Harlan. Bruce and Brian Arnold and Bobbie Dixon. Four Years Old Small Gail Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Campbell, celebrated her fourth birthday March 11. with a party at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald C. Qwyn. Home movies were enjoyed, fol lowed by games and refreshments. Guests were Gail and her brother. Stephen. Judy Culllmore, Helen Col lins. Patty Stair. Bonlta Huddart. Mrs. E. F. Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ovgard. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mitchell and son, Jackie. Mr, and Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Gwyn. Betrothal MERRILL The engagement of Jo Anne Kaudra. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kandra, of Merrill, to Ursal Grant Snapp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Snapp, also of Merrill, was announced to a small group of friends at a dinner party held at Sans in Klamath Falls, Saturday, March 20. Miss Kandra Is a freshman at Oregon State college in Corvallis. Those attending the dinner were Eleanor Hunnlcutt. Dolores Steele. Irma Liptak. Helen Lacy, and Lois Lea Kandra. Bridge Party HENLEY On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. O. D. Reeder entertained tne Country Cousins Bridge club at her home in the Pine Grove district. High prize and traveling were awarded to Lois Mills, and low to Ernestine Read. Members and guests present were Fay Weimer. Stella Dehlinger. Doro thy Dehlinger, Lois Mills. Mildred Steele. Dorothy Short Dehlinger, Bobbie Reeder, Ernestine Read. Dorothy Geer, Wllma Marvin and the hostess. & 7 G AT A LOVELY luncheon in the Pelican party room last Sun day friends learned of the engagement and forthcoming mar riage of Dorriss Weinberg, daughter of Mrs. John Henderson Staub of Tulelake, and Keith McCillivary, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McCillivary of this city. The nuptials will be read in mid-August. Oudenan Mlrnmoririnn ST Hvldnl rinvri . , , from a bride's own to lirr at tendants , . . will be seen In an un usually lovely window display nt MILLKll'H tills next week . . . and bildes-to-be will be glint to know (hut roniplrle outfits (ur herself and biidesnmlds can be obtained within two or thrro days. If desired Items or shades are not already in stock. A perfectly gorgeous wedding gown of white satin ... Its long, princess Hues ending In a train . . , will be the center ot attraction In the window display. Silk Iucp In sets extend over the shoulders, down the front and back and nround the wnlstline. An edging of the snnie l.tlHlVOUH UlotlHVH i'oHon I'iihihiIm with their ninny aiillatylng ftnwer llko mini lire u delight to I (in pya at this senson nf Hie yrnr , . , mid the splci'tlnn In l.nl'OINTK'H l o lull lulling mid vuilrd Hint you'll he IriTlhly templed to splurge. The Inexpensive Mniilurd miMl lllnke nice street iiiiIIMh . , . und bland new arrivals mining these nre pastel lwo.llcin Willi wide holders of stltiiiliig. I. inrn. finish ritvimii . , , such ns Hie Kay lluuhlll m black and white print . . are pinv Iiik popular . . . ntiil Die ('Insula lililrher llllrlli will be seen everywhere. A spirit -llfllug pink rlminiini of satin and seed pearls. Similar, floor-length frock of . . . Ahulriie ordinal. ... of smooth ,hli Iwnlsier In liuindrriilile Nrrhin u hlln rteiM Hint hns tile feel of r..t ... -.j i,. I lace enhances the Juliet bridal veil rPn, Mk ,. ,,,,, , . . Km, mimim , . , ,m, ,, rlM . . . but several other styles In veils Mh ,,, ,.,.,,, ,lt ,.oN(1H. )Ht that give. . dress v Imicli . Hie on hand one with coronet cap A(llllul ,t , lHr rii,i,e.vi I. , n, do nui.iy of ll.e dele, ! .hi.' an embroidered floral design In stiiies or other solid color fnxki sliuileil Mink ti ii, I liloe ilnllltV .... il. ...,ii... i - . unlla and lillik mnmtilspttr . . . fnsh- . ... ... ...... . . ' !MRS. " . , iii n liciii poim . . . ami uieir oniineii ion iui eiiuiiiiina uusuc ui.. u,ulder sleeves Insure warm weath- and shirred neckline yokes . , . will er coolness. be worn by the nlleudunt models. Another blouse with similar flor- Uut other sugKestlons for brides- m,,, tm, ng ,rrVes. milled at mains irocxs irom .vinier. renov- nlr ,.u(f ,id elillirolilered .!. lo-wear are a boiilfnul-stvleil. hmt- Ml ,P neekllne ran be worn ellh -: ow print organsa In delicate blue ni or oul. . . . a paie mac milieu swiw wun t,mo ,i(,.reiit In desimuii" is tiie Hitrllt,., I,n.,n-a lfirt ,..!, I,,. ..,.. 7. . .. . , . nouiene mouse . . . pienireo 111 over while . . . with full fluthiir the hemline by purple bows ... or Mademoiselle . . . on which si er skin. i, !.... - Wmiim rriwroM the voke r..'or nied in ruffled eiiiinoiiirieti e.i.o,,.. I IIP color roltitjlimtlons used tne III Ihe iiiiiny adorable rotlons for Junior flumes . . . sues n in 1,1 , a ( rolf I nillali rnsiiiil In lnillni'iiii yenow i lmiiiniay tisik Maillin'i eve. Perfecllv plain except for a nn- lllikrd deslKII llrross the frotil sMll s krls, Kxreeil'llirlv lie i i,H, ,r Ihe two. piece Junior House srer. surkers , . . blue or ureen .iriiirs Wedding Bells Beverly Jean Kecsee. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon B. Kecsee of Klamath Falls, became the bride of E. M. Cooper In a ceremony read at St. Paul's Episcopal church Friday evening. March 19. at 8 o'clock. Bouquets of white early spring blossoms were placed at the altar. Miss Keesee ws given In marriage by her father. She was attired In a I tailored suit of gray with white ac cessories and a corsage of tiny or chids. Mrs. Vivian Rhodes of this city was the bride's only attendant. Best man was Roy Hampton. A reception was held at the home i of the bride's parents, 1879 LeRoy j street, after the ceremony. i The new Mr. and Mrs. Cooper are at home at 2139 Wantland avenue, j Out - of - town guests were Mrs. Ethel Crowe of Alameda, mother of 1 the bridegroom; his sister. Mrs. Lucille Markhnm. also of Alameda, Mrs. Irene Ollvleru of Mill Valley, another sister, and Mr. and Mrs. Vere Patterson and son. Larry, ot Bly. Hans nrUnd Thone SOIIO. I'lre Insurance. She said that if the USSR Is not restrained there is the possibility of the democratic countries of West ern Europe and other powers or ganizing into a league with a mili tary force, which, she added, the United Nations cannot have with Russia continuously employing the veto power. She cited a dramatic Incident of communist fifth column activity in the United States and of interfer ence with efforts of the United Nations to provide democratic meth ods to all nations. This was the grounding by false weather reports of a plane carrying representatives from the United Nations to Korea. These representatives, Dr. Landros aald, were. to assure the Koreans of a fair election, but the plane was grounded In the United States for 72 hours, and consequently did not arrive In Korea until after the elec tion. She gave this Incident to show the power of Communism here at the present time, and the extent of Its infiltration. Dr. Landros concluded with, "We may. need military power to solve the expansion craving of ambitious powers, but eventually. If we are to survive In the face of scientific ad vancement, we must survive as one world and that can be only under world government." SAIGON KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guarantee Free Demonstration Telephone 9200 1 1 Art Itelnhart You may have ring designed to your in dividual requirements at no extra cost at Jewel and Gift Shop o ii ureen ntamps 819 Main Thone 6161 SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING Eiptrl r.nsrftnttedi Wrk (All Mkl RriiODSl.lt Price fret EtltmaUa Sewing Machine Service Jmor lndDntlent Denier rfcne mil T-i 4htt Hat DISTINCTIVE Phone 8222 APPAREL 901 Main Watch for I t I 7th Anniversary Announcement In The Herald and News Monday, March 29 II) Each ntw thing you I 14 buy adds to lh val- M R u of your homo. N Even a Ml oi goli ii r it -i..w w-,,u !, tm. (4 ty sidared when taking ljj MV inventory lor nre in- i Ml gurance coverage. d W Check and oe il all t j EnJ now coveredl J , PHR SAWYER i Wf INSURANCE M CVtDSINIST. PUM U II THE MAGNAVOX PROVINCIAL Ai Seen In March 20th Issue of The Saturday Evening Post nny of the nllurmii dlntirr drr.su crcatlnn.i by Kirn nor ;rrn in pn U'l crc(vs , . , oftrn chtwen fnr this The lovely Mnrvlnn forinuU. ttis tlnKul.Hhetl by nrtful firupiim, it re nnnther out.stniullnu line nt MIL LER'S ... 513 Mnln . . , mid new one me nrrtvlni; in luactoua H.irmn Ilornls. An lre-rater bulb will five r.nnrd nhrlmp a freh-frum-the-(uir flavor. For their dip. drain the liquid from the ahrlmp. put them In a bowl with eight nr ten Irr ettbea and a little cold water. Let them aaak for 10 mlnutea. Varvtrvv Itvnint . . . like those In llsht blue at WIIV TAL'S . . . are the practical mirb lor gurtlcnliiit or otitlmtH . . . and It you don't think slacks or shorts do anything tor you. there are wine kirts (or wenrliiB over match Inif shorts . . or olhrrwl.se. Itrd dmlmi put In an apix-iirnnre this wiison, too , . . but bcliut a de rided ncwie, have been noma out rapidly. However, you may nll find the Item you want In this shade. lasi year, dcnlm toe acre all fancied up with fralherstltchlnit . . . llintl rvrr I'litliuis nt Mnln . . chnlce In tills ntiniiMr Iii'-ImiIpm while. Ijrii'e or hhte riivnn crrtie. A nointnl rolliir of fil'Trrc 1-i-t provides a drrs.sv touch lo a iipw while crriip. Lone slccven rllil in blshoii rutfs nt Ihe wrist . . . nnd lirliikui;t a colorad lip ncrnmmtn'rs II. If vnu wnnl a nitisonish lom-h I'recloui Clnmnur I'.lrl limklr. thnt lust arrtvnt . . . 8is Ivamu. w-allnanrr flornU anil h-illlniit blocked linens . , , were iiettiiut a lot of ntirnllon from F.i.strr Hnntirii 111 S APPMtKI. ... 71") Mnin . . . mill thev're so illsMni'Mve 'n rolorliur or hniul-work thit the fnrps'ithtrrt were btivine a few ex tra for other plft nrraslmu. plulil Klnuhuinn uir mine striking nml vim II find thnt l.nl'OINTKM . . NI7 nre .mirnrlird nn.iln-.t Thrreg a rriirful tri'linlqiir to kretiliif hrmllnrt In hniwl Knr rlrarlnt a hlfh lrn In an ankle tlrht skirl, usr both hnnits to lift the skirl at the aide srm, irnnilrmillii-r did. When rllnili hit lalr. nhlrk up full skirl nt the knre In 'nml xllli one hand. Tii keen It from trnlllnc when vnu rirsrrml .lain, cntch fullnru In hark with one hand and .whif the hemline tllKlilly away from the lr,. A sniAll knife li4rprnrr. rlri trlntllv oirralri. been In- iriilnl fur ihr little- wnnun. (.llhlr bar. hold the knife at the rorrrrl ?0-tlrcrr nuilr acaltul the irlniUtnnr. Hip ntarliliip mi li.mntlrallr .lop. If the knife II hrld Inrorrectl) . . Orlrann Silrvr . . skllllul rnrrulioii of the l.ou la XIV dralk'll. as npulPlit a. "Tho Ciuiilru Akc'' III Kimiut wliru this lllolmrch irlwnril . . . an., rrcim lin ed na one of the flllrnt plnlrd warri on the itirttkct ... la now curnrtl by JKYVKI. AND OUT Hllol" fur thivso who love twiiiny with dlttiiity . . nntl for thnsp who like to ptr senl the nrw bride and groom with a dpluxn gilt. Coiitplrte liiiiUhliia' aervices ara not yrt aiMiluble In this rmpiiaiia pitttrtn wun II piliilim of sterling illvrr. bill all the r.wnllal pipira are lu atock . . . platlrra. footrd uruvy dishrn and five tvea in aerv il lit illshrs . . . priced fiom Iii lo a." l a ! but In this shipment, but whin but- "f flMI II toiLS provide the only contrast, tie- ... a I'omIp alrrllnc pnttrrn of the sides the utility skirts and short, dutnlty and clrttmiic ishown at the x, iiuludina lux tnere are snort-sieeveti lacKei-sairu naiui . . . is nu nnuaivr nt KlfKVS idrnl ns gift., of appreciation lo pedal pushers and slacks. . . . but Uirre are 13 other benutl- outoin IikIkc oflicera or club prrai- Bound to be a favorite with the ful draiimn on display thnt rnrry drills are the liir.iirn.lre atvrllni teeners when bikmit dnys roll the Towle aigunture of diatlnctlon. oirrea ri.nii.i , r m.M.Z lure riimpoipa for mint dlahrs around annul are the nlftv cordurnr One plnre srttlug shorts In a choice of three vivid In King lllchiird Is nlmrto.s . . . melon, moss green and priced at :i'J 00 . . . deep aqua. but prices on others Neat with blue Jeans are the boy- start at STi.M) . . . Ish cotton ahlrla In a combination nnd one plrre can be of red. navy and white checks . . . purchased for as low but the cotton twill pluy logs with oo. thel. splashy geometric designs will really put a bit ot dramatic color Into the landscape. Boxy Jackets, halters and shorts come In gav com binations of green and black, vcl low and brown or maroon and blue. 8ir.es start at 12 ... In the sports. Mnrthn's rhotrr in Towle Is stymied be twpen thp elaborate Old Colonial and rlns-alc simplicity of Sliver Flutes . . . hoth litrullv nnmrd. . . , ji , r. V i i VijV ' . uul- OI cm'"- ""vrr '"""" Ann mere are la.lrrn Mar ear- the Medical-Dental building. Main rhweii to harmonize with your rlnn ... a thoughtful gift for a member. which ciin be quickly and reason ably engraved. Unusually rlever. toil, Is a miniature covered vpgembla dish for cltnrettea , , , and the urn ahniard cigarette; arnrr with nmtrh Ihi: nsh ttnys. Prices on these itenit ruugr fniin only 13.2s to H.9S. JSiM-nklng of Imlgp. JKWKt. ANI ClIrT HIloP ... MB Mnln ... has Jliat rrcrlvrd a variety of atylea In Eastern hur and Mnatinlr rings . . . ranging from tlsoo up . . , on which the degree symbols are em- bos.spi. engrnird or counier-aunk. at Ninth. vice 300.00 THE PROVINCIAL In key with the trend toward casual living, equally lovely in ranch house or city home. Hardware is authentic French Provincial, finish is mellow distressed fruit wood, Undistorted power output of 10 watts, pre cision automatic record changer with noiseless, feather-touch pickup. Twelve-inch Magnavox Duo sonic speaker. With optional static-free Armstrong FM, 18 tubes (14 omplifier, 2 rectifier, 2 tuning tubes). Dimensions: 30" wide, 18" deep, and 3AVi" high. III a j n a v o x 120 N. 7th Fine Musical Instruments Phone 4519 To keep the color of kirl. reptile er ralf leather Intact, use a neu tral cream or liquid dressing hlch won't darken the shade of the shoe. Itrajivvy Svrviiw l-'ashliin-wlsp fur spring are roul print ilrrssr. lor wrarlng under aprrliillv dcslgnrd suits wllh bark hullunrd skirls th.il ran be re nun r.l In n Jlr, ihus making a iliuhlr-puriae roalume out W one. ... II ri ii lit Si a I'M . . . dishes and glnsawnre vera. Itlrkts hnve fniiry pieces like gravy Indies, cold input forks, but ter knlvrs. augur and tnhlPsjHmna In six of the pattern . . . Old Mus ter, Silver Flute. Old Lace. Candle light. Old Mirror and Itnniblrr Hose . . . and twn.plere steak set will l a convenience at VOUIl STORE soon oe siauainr m mi m .,.,. for vou can borrow Inrgc siji designs except oia .Mirror. .n.ai,.h. i i i- iw.nin r,,i riuuii .1. Among the wonderful aAortmpiit fecta ' make your choice and "' sterling Hollow ware nt itn.n uriwmiui luritiru imgriince . , . Vour'rilore will have them ' made JEWKLKIW ... 700 Mnln ... are vibrant without being oierwhriming up to specifications ill any size from sandwich trays In several Towle . . . Is bring featured by CUHHi.N a single widths to the wide pull types, patterns . . . Candlelight. Old Mir- In a ieciiil grt-arquniuiril offer . . . Martha's stressing this service ror and Sliver Flutes. Other patterns with prlcr on two siws of iierliimo ,.uin -i,,i,t nnuf iw..i,.. i,n.i nl not listed nbove. nvnlhible onlv In and cologne reduced so astounding- new yardage materials have arrived flatware, are Craftsman. Chlpiien- V "'"t " will pny to stock up lor . . . and by selectliik early, your dnle. Cascade, Itoynl Windsor and drapes will be rendy for hanging Louis xiv. when house clcunliiK Is done. Hvvhp 1'iindivH . . . the epicureans choice , , , are new nt 'I'HK CANIJY JAIl . , . nnd among these nlltslnlidliiK swecl nre even Durable sailcloth In summery stripes and giddy prima Is Just as suitable for slip covers ns lor dmpps. The "Ifitpplly.Marrlrd" fabrics 111 animated florals and stii)es nre used together by decorators for the mast modern In contrast. Hunting scenes and pleasing I lorn Is add to Hit rhlnti assorlment. The Tiger Lily pattern or splashy tropical design- will appeal to you who like the exotic . . . and for solid toned richness, there nre ravnn faillro. The upstairs drapery department "" boxes of Vntll K'l'flHK 791 Main OlIllCCS. has also received many new pnt lerns In ready-made drapes . . . pop ularly priced. lllture gut occasions Christinas! The :.no bottle In Bright Slurs Cologne Plus . . . (the "plus" inclin ing It bus almost ns much ninying power ns iiciiiiiiici ... i marked down to f!M plus tax for Mils spe. rial . . . mill Hip ill Ml slp Is sell- Flllrd lied llaspliprrlra Willi Ihrlr lllg for onlv JI :,0 nnd lux fipsli fruit flnvor. Hemember tlipm? In prrltiitip, the sin.'iO cuntnliirr The (.nlilrn I'runrh I'rnnuls hnve 1 Just SH.fiO . . . nnd the fornirr a smooth pe.'inui butter filling . . , H Ml sie is now priced M.,10 , . at. Kalln i'runrh I'lllnwa nre rnconuiil CUHItlN'S . . thp filrndly drug, filled . . , and the ( oniu Bran nre store at Mnih and Mnln . . whern rum flavored chocnlntn cordlnls. All you enn also obiniii two other dra ' arc pnrkrd In distinctly, gold col- mntlc llnrturll fmgmnces . . "Oajr each holding 11 . nutter" nnd "Htnlen Heaven" . . but thpse nre still selllmr nt thplr Last week Mnrtha mentloneil the regular prices. Corktnll l llght chppse which hud HciIiiihhI Just arrived nt the PELICAN CAN DY JArt ... 722 Mnln . . . hut neg lected the Natural Chrdriar Club Hnrcnd Hint comes In Dip culpsl Is a new shade In those urepllon- pottery mugs. Individual pottery ally handsome, but sturdy linndljng rnnsrroles . . . wllh pypr so ninny of California saddle lenlher thai uses . . . hold Itoqiipfort Chrpse In miikc up one of the nuiMnndlng no limnilr. ccssory lines at THE TOWN SHOP. And one reason for their iierpetunl popularity . . . besides quality and simple styling ... are their mod erate price tags. Those who couldn't fit the na tural leather shades Into their cos tume ensemble, will be Interested to learn thnt these bugs now come in black, red, green, turf tan and redwood which la slmllnr to the col or of jiollshed mnliognny . . .nnd nii nic niuiii: riciiucsn. i ue rea i me -we want a new name con nnn ffrppn llnvp a smooth vlnl... Ipl ho ir 1 i.,i..i cj. too, thnt nccentuntps Ihe fineness of MODEIiNINTTR nroAirrv Hinin ,lnl 'ype . . . holh cnrrylng Ihe Mon 01 I IIP Ira tier. nnn ninranrpl K nr iiior "nil iiiwi-i. There are sevenil nvei .shoulder INOS SALON OF BKAITT'Y. who types . , . smiill squnrc bugs Willi are merging their Iwo shops Inln zipper lops . . . roomy handle slylps one . . . nnd within a f duvn will nd variations In the iindernrm be nt 1315 Mnln . . . Ihe nrevenl. envelope types ... at THE TOWN mention nr Hastings. Nnme sngiren In addition to waspler waistlines, Paris fashions are showing deeply shaped or flllrd-ln bosom line. Now that Is where they might have something In this padding busi ness! ... A $2.1 Vvvmnnt'iii and a complete set of llermrllea A new Julrer Is coming on Ilia market thnt takes rare of culling, siiuerilng nml straining liilra from an orange, all In one thrust of a hand. operated lever. ... 1 llriiM I'viiUh combined wllh greens for snlnds provide a nnturiil spring tonic . . . and they're easily prepared wllh the canned grapefruit nnd orange, sei-menla . , . nvnllnble nt PINK HTUKKT MAHKKT In Monarch or Itoval Club brands ... or III Hun lllpst Trl- nlor which also Include! segments of pink grapefruit. For vegetable variety, you'll like benuly nlds will be given ns prlw, Wl!"!'' PM Slewed Onions in Ihe "we want a new nnme" con- LV "'V' ""' K"',"'h "'V'" ' 0l,"r'1 "lona more lender llinn tne us- Knslly prepnrril Kre.lMel rtcsserla nre nrrlvliig In tiunnlllv agnln t PINK HTUKKT MAHKKT , . . cor n sr of Hnvenlh nnd Pine ... for P iddlngs, pie fillings nr Ice rrenm. SHOP , Mnln at Fifth Hons enn be mulled to either shop rlnvnl'" Include ehnrolnte pepper- There's a liquid suede dressing purposely designed for elennlng shoes of enlnrrd auede, hut elinnse a shade lighter than the leather and brush wrll afterward In re move the exrpss. Itul easier In use on any type nf leather nr fabric footwear Is a clear liquid cleaner. over the week-end This merger of two long-estnh-llshed Klnmnth shops will nrnvlde. pn Irons with complete benuly aerv Ice . . . from nil types of permnnenls to fnrluls, nnilp treatment, nnd tints . . . nnd Hint excellent. Iiermpt Ics line of cosmetics and rrrmns will he fralurrd at an atlractlve Benuly Hnr. mint and raramel, an well ns vanilla, butterscotch nntl plnln chocolate. The pinker nnd pnler mnkn-np nhndea devised for Ihe new lady like mode In dress, require subtler technique In application and a more rinwlessly rlean skin which means giving It some extra attention.