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r- oT ft mil If Prima Jmla i ii 1 vj Denver, Jan. 26 (Special). -Socialite Jane Tomerlin Amalij, who has spent two months confusing- authorities with her recitations of "he loves me, loves me not," sent her nxvycr to court today to announce that her latest decision about her jailed ONLY! 1ME inMl 13 Deluxe NECCHI MIRACLE PS with automatic h.ij i Jltf ail Check third husband is: he loves me. So she got a dismissal of her suit to annul her Dec. 1 marriage to" Hawaiian Sam Amalu, self-styled high chief Kapiikauina-moko and Prince of Keawe, police-styled check bouncer and fraud.

"True Love" at Last On Dec. 5, she- had asked for the annulment, charging she had been wooed by "fraud and deceit." On Dec. 17 she called it off. On Dec. 2 she renewed it.

Today her attorney, Frederick Dickerson, sail! the new dismissal "must be true love." Like true lovebirds, Jane, 47, of Denver, was in Honolulu, while Prince Sara, 37, was in the poky here. But Sam, philosophizing like a prince in Shakespeare, had no intention of celebrating his true love bv getting Jane to provide his $10,000 bail. Met in an Elevator "Why should I put out that much money and then have to pay a hotel bill while waiting aro-und for the trial?" he these DeLuxe features Regularly $739.95 Now Only 1 i I 8(01(0)50 Full size round bobbin Sews forward and reverse Mends and darns Automatic bobbin winder Built-in light Hinged presser foot Drop feed for embroidery Adaptable for button-holes Air cooled AC-DC motor It -i Jane Tomberlih and i'rince Samuel Crowingburg-Amalu as newly weds. shrugged. "I'd rather sit Jt out EASY TERMS FREE SEWING INSTRUCTIONS CONSQLE CABINET Walnut or I ntr Slum Move Deadlines Set Mahogany More than 1,900 families mustt achieved in two divisions; Dec.

31 1959, and June 30 LIBERAL Trade-in ON YOUR OLD MACHINE Come in or phone tor FREE home demonstration At the Park Row project, near Brooklyn Bridee, where an $8, 700,000 development is scheduled, here." As for all that talk about annulments, the "prince" said: "My loyalty to Jane has never been questioned." Their beautiful story began late in November whn they met in at hotel elevator. The wedding was scheduled a week later, but for some reason the "prince" spent the wedding day in Dallas, Tex. Business, he said. Interrupted Honeymoon Less than a week after the delayed wedding, the "prince" and "princess" were honeymooning in the Rockies when the gendarmes nabbed his royal highness Dec. 4 the two relocation deadlines for 410 families are Dec.

31 of this be relocated to make way for the Seward Park and Park Row slum clearance projects in downtown Manhattan, Robert Moses, chairman of the City Committee on Slum Clearance, disclosed yesterday. At Seward Park, adjoining the recently completed Corlears Hook delevolpment on the lower East Side, an estimated 1,494 families must be moved, under too sectional deadlines, Jan. 1 and June MU 5-3914 CCHI-1LNA year and Sept. 30, 1958. Comple tion is targeted for Oct.

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location of the families and that separate booklets explaining the schedules of each project have been published. 30 of next year. Completion of the estimated $25,921,000 Title 1 project is scheduled to be for questioning about a rubbery check fr an overdue hotel bill for $1,305 and similar irreg Shop Mondays 9:30. to 5:45 Phone your order SUHDAY I to 5 p. m.

ularities, i The "prince" and two attendant lords, Frederick W. Aykens, 44, and Walter L. Parman, both of San Francisco, are await- i ing trial on charges of mail fraud and conspiracy to defraud hotels in Denver, Colorado Springs and Dallas. Loneliest Spot I TRsangle 5-8100 Monday 8 a. m.

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23 (Delayed) (U.R). The world's loneliest outpost was dedicated here today in ceremonies which included a message from President Eisenhower. The ceremonies honored the South Pole station where nine scientists and eight Navy men will pass the long Antarctic winter. Flags of the United States, Britain and Norway fluttered from standards during the ceremony, and messages from Eisenhower, Norway's King Haakon nd Britain's Foreign Secretary Lloyd were read. Four of the scientists and eight Navy men already are at the pole.

The five other scientists arrived here Tuesday aboard the relief ship Curtiss. One ton of food per man is required to sustain those who will spend the next year at the pole. Their life is "comfortable," with hot showers, machines and dryers and the "best food in Antarctica." Japanese Group Reaches Antarctica Tokyo, Jan. 26 (H.PJ. A Japanese expedition has arrived in Antarctica, the government announced today.

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