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supreme court affirmed the origl- home Feb. 1. 1950. iT b fAINTiK'3 TIME t'MUm,! "YOU'RE TEE GUY"--That's what David Beaman told 200 Community Chest Workers at breatdast mooting yesterday, emphasising that "upon you depends the success ol the cam paign. Beeman is vice chairman of the Chest campaign this year. With him are H. Curtis (lejf), president of the Chest heard oi directors, and Glenn Snyder, coordinator of Red Feather agency personnel. 'Fair Share' Chest Gift Couple's Dream of before you decorate.. visit our home color styling department /BORROW THE CDtill& CJUldG FREE I Plan Developed at Parley Settling Down on Island Shattered\^\ A yardstick for measuring s merciat, and Paul Nichol, in- "fair share" gift to the Community dustria). SHttWIN-WlUIAMS Cruiser to Be SWF HSZC8?8l Client was produced at a training meeting for 200 cheat workers yes terday at the Lafayette Hotel. The "fair share" gift is equal to one day'* pay or 1 per cent of a person's income If he cams more than $5000 a year, David'Becman, campaign vice chairman, and Dr. Orville Calc, cluirman of the Chest Speaker's Bureau, said. I>r. Cole reminded workers that Area generals in the residential division, alio introduced, include Mrs. Llewellyn Bixby Jr. and Mrs. Ralph Murray, cast side; Mrs. Robert Devitt and Mrs. Walter R. Atkinson, northeast; Mrs. Gerald De&mond and Mrs. Willis Merrill, central; Mrs. Roger T. Huffman, west side; Mrs. Larry Rcirhncr and Mrs. Patrick Zarskc, northern. SYDNEY, Australia, Sept. 12-- ULP.> An American couple's dream of settling down on a peaceful little island was shattered today alter their small boat ran aground on a reef 400 miles northeast or here. Byron Tanner and his wife, Dor othy, had, sailed their 38-foot ketch here from Honolulu last December. the Chest's goal this year is S*>46,- After spending eight months 922. Berman introduced Glenn here they started out for Tahiti IT'S W1ATHIRATKO TOR YOUR PROTCCflON . .. visit our ttor. for a visual explanation of'tho Woalherated Story I Po p GaL Snyder, head of agency personnel Sept. 2. la 8`a from the Red Feather agencies. Recommissioned Division generals presented were: They were given a colorful fore well by RraftR-skirted Polynesian pe ilnyle gal. S.98 Mrs. Jack Drown, residential di BREMERTON, Wash., Sept. 12 dancers and Hawaiian guitar play vision; Han-)* Galbraith, down --The heavy cruiser Pitts ers. town; Harold Hines, advanced burgh will be recommissioned in Before leaving, Tanner said that J, A. Coultrup, the well gifts; Charles Vickers, nil; Dr. ceremonies at the local naval yard "We intend looking for a little Robert Heims professional; Vir Sept. 25, the Navy said today. island where We can settle after gil Gillespie, financial; Clarence The Pittsburgh was originally we've finished traveling--then we hlHIer, retail; Dr. Frank Harnett, commissioned on Oct. 10, 1944, can live In peace. The world's in public employes; Cecil Willis, com- and saw action in the Pacific dur such a mess we want to get away ing World War II. from it for awhile." THr CAM SI MADS TIGHT! COMFORTABLE! WOK MMMUIT Wilton Caterer to Speak at known artist, Is now In our store for the purpose of giv ing lessons In oil painting, Va-hr. Lesson only 1.00 A fwnplsto pdclhf c m So remsHshMl to IMs Vt Xiusa. NOW ON BALI inside painting values sarit RIM-TORI dyluHo well pelat RIMoBVO MiN mmt, imLi i n iiMi IS* Sold r r o r ir I *4.98 pps"*- Id. *2.39 Nn--ml 'Gentlemen Chefs' Luncheon ORIGINAL OIL PAINTING $2.50 INAMILOID per W2.25 Ernest Glaser, catering manager handed down on the European for the Wilton Hotel, will attempt continent only during dramatic to convince members of the Gen deathbed scenes'. * tlemen Cliefs Assn, that United "Everyone keeps their recipes a States cooking ia superior to Eu secret." he assprled. ropean culinary skill at a luncheon "On the other band," he added, ^ today in Beverly Hills.' "top fchefs from all over Europe to 1m Ito tl "It is quite an honor for me to be invited to speak to the group," 3 Ycora In Sam* Location Glaser said yesterday. "Last month'll speaker was Duncan Doaturoflt Salat Laboratory Hines." <11 PACIFIC AV*. WON, W.IOU - Glaser, a native of France, claims top culinary secrets are make their secrets known to evury American housewife via radio, newspapers and television, ns soon as they arrive here. This is the land where they all want to live." Glaser pointed out that since basically food here is superior to the continental variety, unless you plan to spend large sums for every meal, you will find better restau rant food in this country than in Europe. Provided, he added, you choose outstanding, but not neces sarily high-priced dining spots here which tpccialize In certain dishes. SHenwin-WiLLUMs ADDRESS PHONE House of .Color 4TH A LOCUST PHONE 7-4171 FREE PARKING for CUSTOMERS la AUTO PARK bcfwoM 4th A SIR m Lociat LOS ANGELES POMONA SEPTEMBER 14 THRU 30 ^ Frescoling 17 glorious days and nights of spcctaculai entertainment and lavish diipUyi depicting progress and achievement! Unusual exhibits, horse racing daily with pari-mutuels. 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