THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1949
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Battle Of Neckline Gains
Heat As Designers Try For
New, Daring Silhouette
Kr IMIHOIIIV HOC
Associated Press r uhlan Kdllor
NKW YOltK. July 14 (ft The
battle o( the iiersllua turn un epar
In tall (wliloni currently blii pre
viewed fur the nation's press.
Destgiwt via fur Ilia nict daring
drcnllelage, and ona of th newest
nd must startling u known varU
ously e Uia "fun neckline," rrumb
catcher, tialrnny anil shelf. It rHl
alsts uf a bodice flarlni upward
and outward from the waist, with
no apparent niraiu of suppurt. It la
calculated to around tin opposite
. wlio ara duonx-d to the disap
pointment of limling timt a bra ar
rangement behind tha "fan" makri
It all modest, afirr all.
Jo Copland, knuwn for her so-
Yangtze On
Rampage
phlstlcaled after-live costumes, em
pluya tha crumb-catcher allhouette
Uj distinct advantage on a striped
green surah corklall drcaa guaran
teed to break tha Ice at any gather
ing. This designer alto thowa a sleek
collection of slim city suits, wllh
dressmekcr touches such an velvet
trim, braid blndliik, rows of small
pearl bullous and turn. Hklrla are
slim and Jerkela generally longer.
Miss Coiielund liken contrasting
apron panelt on dark afternoon
gowns, goes in tor elaborate aide
drapes on her more formal designs.
Ien Heli concentrates on aleeva
lnleret for fall, introduclni the
"mercury wing" silhouette, which
la a flarlni lapel arrangement
stitched Inlo tha aleeva aeam. He
liowi aUo tha Mousquetalra sleeve,
which la buttoned from wrist to
elbow and suggests Ih long Mous
quetalrt glove.
The "gyro aklrt U another Relg
liinovallnn of the aeaaon, wllh
oanela applied at aide front and aide
TOONERVILLE FOLKS
BIXO'5 NF.5T lH TH OUTDOOR GRILL
Deck to lunnl that It would be
NANK1NU. July 14 ov- The j dandy fun to whirl. Ilia "lallspln
populous rice rich Vangtaa valley i skirl" la ullm and straight In front,
from Uie imiuth of the river Ju) develops a fllrtatloua flart at center
nllea Inland today wan under water back.
In lla worst flood alnca liul
Siamese To Boost
Cotton Planting
Scott May
Step Out As
GOP Chairman
Joint Tule-Dorris Legion
Meet Draws Big Membership
i ui.ELAKE, July 14 Joint in- i succeeding l.vs Bonnenberg. Other
slallatlon of new office of Tule- officera liuUlled by Mrs. Tryla
Bplres. Redding, president of dlatrtct
Songkram. haa asked the director
I general of Uie Interior department
to make a aurvey of unemployment I
BANGKOK -Thl Blamese I condltloiu In the province.. It la
government haa derided to allocate i Intended to offer work at the set- '
Relg goei in for sumptuous fabric. IMO.OOU during next year to an- Uemente to aa many unemployed '
WASHINGTON. July 14 iIV-8en.
ator Martin IR-Pa I Indicated to
day that Rep. Hugh Scott Jr. will
atep down aa republican national
chairman "If we get assurance an
outstanding man will take hla place."
Martin aald, however, that he.
acolt and other Pennaylvanlans "are
not going to be ahoved around" by
thoae who want aomeone eUe In the
key OOP poet. .
"Ttiere la no line talking about
Bcott and other Peniuylvanlana "are
that there la top fllirht man to 1
succeed him," Martin told a re-
porter. I
But Martin added "It la a fair con
clusion" that talk about a change
have simmered down mainly to a
question of who should succeed
Bcott. rather than whether there 1
should be a new chairman.
"If we can get all the elements 1
united on a successor, that will '
be the wise course to uke," Martin
declared.
Party leaders have been discuss- '
big the matter here and elsewhere i
for the last several days. After a
conference here yesterday, those
leaders aald they looked for no con- !
crete development for about 10 days.
They aald there still waa no agree
ment on a successor to Bcott.
lake post No. IIM. the auxiliary and
ot the same two organlzatlona of
Dorrls drew a large membership to
the Legion hall Tuesday night.
Bam Phillips la the new com
mander for the Tulelake post, suc
ceeding Paul Rogers. Co-officers
who will serve with Phillips are Tom
Prev. first vice commander; John P
Kelly, second vice commander; Roy
Hlnrlchs, sergeant at - arms; Max
Plemlng. chaplain; Evelyn Schwel
gert, finance officer: and Robert
McClymonds, adjutant.
Installing officer for the Lesion
wss District Commander Betta. Red
ding, assisted by Lee Bonnenberg,
mielake.
Commander Phillips announced !
Hans following Installation for en- I
tertalnlng Department Commander I
Rex Whlttemore at a potluck din- j
ner In the Legion hall July 26. A
message for all veterans, probably j
on housing will be brought up at '
that meeting. j
The local post has adopted a com- !
munlty betterment program. Phil- I
lips stated, which incorporates open- I
Ing of the Legion hall to the public '
free of charge each Prlday evening j
tor old-time dancing. j
Mra. Helen Cushman will serve ;
the auxiliary. No. 14. aa president.
i. were rlaily Larson, first vice pres!
dent: Maxlne Lind. second vice
president: Eva Bonnenberg. secre
tary: Stella WoUka. treasurer; Kay
Phillips, chaplain: Barbara Kriso,
historian; Louise Borenson, ser-geant-at-arma:
Doris Bate man.
marshal; executive women, Arlena
Campbell, Delia Pralley and Mar
gurlete Dayton,
Assisting with tha Installation tor
tha auxiliary waa the Tulelake drill
and ritual team under the leader
ship ot Naomi Kurta.
Among the Indian mounds at Ca- -hokla.
III, la ona which covers it
acres and rises about 100 feat. It
la the largest man-made eartlwa
mound In the country end la bigger
than the great pyramid ot Cheops
In Egypt.
iQ PURE
Use Schilling fmn Vanills for
delicate, eaticiaf lavar swver
harsh or strong. Its (ragraax good
ess will aoc bake or freest oat.
Schilling
Perm lands on both sides of the t for fall, showing upholstery-weight courage rice and cotton planting
satin asmssks and brocades, rhen In special settlements in the north,
llle-embrnldered net. silk velvet and tentral and southern provinces,
chiffon to Intrigue customers In the i The Public Welfare committee.
huge river in soma places 40 miles
V wide were submerged. Authorities
r blame tha flood on heavy rainfall
rather than on poor drainage west
of Chlna'a mountains.
Ttvrte were no figures available
here on crop damage, the number
of homeless and casualties, of
flclsls said Uiey were Um busy
strengthening dikes to bother gath
ering statistics.
Anhwei province was hit hardest.
The river waa about 40 miles wide
from Wuhu. 66 miles southwest of
Nsnklng. to Anklng. (0 miles further
aouthveet.
The nre crop appeared total
loss in that area.
In North Anhwei from Anklng to
Tsao lake, a distance ot 100 miles,
the countryside waa mostly und!
water.
Ten thousand peasanta were re
ported marooned at Haikow, Just
wast of Anklng.
aa will accept.
upper Income brackets.
whose chairman la Premier Phlbun 1 million volumes.
Public libraries In M large United
States cities house more than 44
nrr.ro limit
OKLAHOMA CITY. July 14 ijPi
Something new will be added to Ok
lahoma s highways come August 36
speed limits.
Up to now Oklahoma waa one of
the tew remaining states to let drlv.
era decide tha speed best suited to
safety.
The legislature changed that this
spring after debating the stales
soaring traffic death toll, and the
highway department Is busy making
aigna to show the new limits.
For cars, the new limits are 66
during Uie day and 66 at night;
trucks under 46.000 pounds. 60:
trucka over 46.000 pounds. 40: buses.
'oot health specialists advise
against Using old raaor blade, ecu
aora or needles in removing corns.
They aald unsanitary old rutting
toota could cause blood poisoning.
US. Life Insurance companlaa
held asseu totaling more than 61
million dollars at the end ot 1047.
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the tvite housewife calls (or Clorox.
For Clorox mokes while and color-foil cot
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juicy small oranges
This summer, mntill oruiiKt'" pruvule
more health for your money. ,
They're as sweet and juicy as the
large ones and rich in vitamins C,
A and B, and important minerals.
And as the coin pictures show, small
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same money I Choose sinoranges for
salads and desserts, too. Get Sunkist,
the famous top-quality brand, or
other good grades from the same Cali
fornia and Arizona growers.
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BLUING?
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Veal Rsts. 59c lb; Veal Chops 59c lb;
FRFSH GROUND TENDEKIZED
Beef 25c lb. Hams 59c lb;
PUKK PORK
Roasts 39c lb; Steak 49c lb.
Colored Hens 39c lb. Bacon Ends 19c ib.
SAVES
Ice Cream
or Sherbet
Crater Lake er Leal River
,.22c ,L43c
Ice Cream
Toppings
rtneapple, Choeelate.
Marshasallesr, Strawberry
tin 15c
Swifts Premium
Pigs Feet
M-ea, Jar 39C
59c
U-t
Jar
Lifebuoy Soap
Bath SUe Bar
f -price sale
Buy one at regular prlre ol
13c- r aeeond lor 7g;
both for 20c
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Coca-Cola
7-Up
25c
s-W4lla
Cartas
Case a 14 kettles 9g
falaa kettle deposit)
Hershey Bars
PlaJsv er Almeaal
Carteai of
24 le Ban .
98c
PORTO
Liquid Pectin
kettles Jtt far 25c
Borden's New
Fruit Salad
Cottage Cheese
cH 30c
A ready-ta-serve Salad
BORENE
Soap Granules
- 79c
Giant Site
M-oa. .kg.
"PRESERVES AND JELUES"
L,te. No. I Jar ... 4 lbs. IS-ox. 1.29
Choice ol Youngkerrjr, Blarkkerrj, Apricot, Peach. Grape.
Kerr's Preserves
Choice ol Youngkerrjr, Blarkken
Kerr's Pure Jelly L.e. K s ., 4 . 99c
Again This t DH Mon,e mbmy
Weekend ( Preserves (seedless) Jar. Ik. 19c
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Cucumbers 2 for 15c
U. 8.
No. 1-A
Shaf ter Potatoes
12 lbs. 59c
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