The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 22

22 Part I-MONDAY, NOV. 30, 1953 aHt)S 3ltgClCSf CfmeSt Cellulose Pioneer Dies DALLAS, Nov. 2D (P) Edward F. J. Puckhaber, 58, a of cellulose, died In a Dallas hospital today after a pro longed Illness.

He was a business law professor at Southern Methodist University. former chemical engineer who GIRL, 17, CLAIMS MESSAGE Mysterious Letter's Addressee Shows Up pioneered in the development Trygve Lie Asks Israeli-Arab Peace Parleys WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 (JP) Trygve Lie, former Secretary General of the United Nations, said tonight "there can be no permanent stability in th.e Middle East until the parties negotiate their differences at the peace table." Lie said he did not foresee war between the Arabs and Why Wait Until it is Too 1 you on hoard that crazy ferry boat. The three boys were very nice. too.

"Have you seen our photographs in the New York papers? I send you the address of my sister in Canada. I will be there next week. Late to Take Care of YOUR i I fr, I t. vSe- 4 i h. III i I -X Jhzi-' 1 Jews but commented the Arab states must recognize the fact that Israel Is a full-fledged member of the United Nations and must sit down with Israeli leaders and enter into positive peace negotiations.

"It is rather difficult to write to someone without knowing the address, I hope this will allow me to write to you again. Don't you like to get letters from far countries? So do All mv friendship. "Christian." "I'm certainly going to write him right away," Nancy said, thanking Coleman before returning home with her father. Lie spoke at a testimonial dinner to Abe S. Kay, promt tru OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov.

29 (jP) The Nancy to whom a mysterious letter wa? mailed last week In care of Municipal Airport here, touching off Manager William O. Coleman's imagination, was located today. "The handwriting is definitely masculine," Coleman had remarked, sensing a romance. The letter was addressed "to a girl of 17 called Nancy, who returned by plane from New V'ork to Oklahoma City with her mother on Tuesday, Nov. 21." Coleman ordered his office into action.

Today, Nancy turned up. She is Nancy Denner, a petite 17-year-old brunette from Alva, who read a clipping of a newspaper story about the letter and arrived to claim it. Prom Engineer "Why, it's from Christian," she exclaimed, her brown eves sparkling. A wide grin creased Coleman's face. Nancy explained that she and the writer, 25-year-old Christian nent Jewish leader of Wash ington, given bv the Washing ton Committee for State of Is rael Bonds.

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a comnlefely carefree with ail the CHARM of Western Hospitality Cheerful Service Free and Easy Informality Endless Fun Superb Cuisine I 2 i I de Lannoy, a Belgian engineer I visiting this country, met while fogbound several hours on Bedloe's Island, where the Stat ue of Liberty stands in New York Harbor. Her mother, Mrs. Joe Denner, and friends were OUTSTANDING PARENTS Film Actor Robert Cummings and his wife Mary are shown with their three children, after their selection as Hollywood's Outstanding Parents of the Year by the California chapter of the Parents League of America. The children, from left to right, are Melinda, Patricia, 2, and Robert 7. along.

Nancy described Christian as i SWANK HOTEL LUXURY "tall, blond and very good 33 Years of Success ,000,000 Treatments! 45 OfficeS (lFHriUiTHURJ AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD ifm "MANHATTAN L.I 0 ilk. -iNr A yi aJ I TOWER" looKing. grin switched to a dreamy smile. She then read the letter out loud: "Dear Nancy, "I hope to ask you for your complete address in case I would go to Oklahoma after my trip to Canada. I was very glad to meet your mother and SCHRAMM, I VrNV Reiidnt Managtr rrN Pirkini Penhiri S.

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Sltiirdlyl 16 A.M. f.M. ixti proceeds goe to the upkeep of the market. Before any woman is admitted to the cooperative, a market committee inspects her kitchen and the quality of her cooking. The University of Maryland extension department advises the co-operative and settles any questions about food standards.

Mrs. Matson said the market means more than a source of income to the farm women, many of whom live in remote areas. It trains them in running their activities and gives them a chance to meet city dwellers. "That's good for both city and country women," she said. Market Gold Mine for Women 65 Farmers' Wives Run Co-operative That Does $200,000 Yearly Business -WASHINGTON', Nov.

2 (U.R)j fruits, vegetables, cream butler, Purins? the worst of the deprcs-j turkeys, fudge, fruit cake, $ton in 1032, a few beans, hominy, bread, farm women set up a tent on rolls, pies, home-cured ham, the outskirts of Washington to cottage cheese, relishes, pre-try selling their home-grown serves, and, in season, par-arid home-cooked food. jtndges, squabs and rabbits. I'That experiment, started by Many bring garden flowers and mm? MiSmmf ncceitv. now is a thriving; w-m't: i pinafores, and crocheted mats. business.

marker, run as a co-operative by 1)5 Montgomery Japan Feminist Dies TOKYO, Nov. 20 (Reuters) Mrs. Tsuneko Gauntlett, 80, a Japanese Christian woman leader and feminist, died here Success From Start The market has been a sue' the BIG reason more and more women are buying the great Count farm women, long since i cess from its opening riav in nas moved to a wnue wnen vi women soia In -ggg sne married Duwciing oi us own cm ine iiidiniw-orin oi produce, aaies since r.auntlett an Enc- lish lecturer at Tokyo Univer IT I 7 OsmuU iUreet of Bethcsda, a Vash-jthen have totaled more than ington suburb. $3,500,000. Five per cent of the sity.

I 55Sfiffr Two Days a Week THE m. -t mm maim a UAW-CIO STRIKE WASHES CLOTHES CLEANER THAN YOU EVER THOUGHT AN AUTOMATIC COULD AT Housewives from miles around crowd it on market days Wednesdays and Saturdays -r-to buy fresh tomatoes, chickens, eggs, honey, pickles, jellies, cakes, and a variety of other fgod from the women's farms and kitchens. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, widow of the former President, is a regular customer for country sausage. rEach of the farm women is an independent seller with a booth to display her wares.

Individual sales vary from 100 to S12.000 a year, according to Mrs. Kingsbury Mat -on, manager. The women's profits have paid off mortgages, sent children through college, and financed refrigerator, new stoves, and other farm and home improvements. Mrs. Charles G.

Howard, who joined the co-operative nearly 21 years ago, said the venture was a real boon to her family in the depression. Proved Iirn "If it hadn't been for the market, I would have been working by the she said. 3Irs. Howard said her doctor told her long aco to quit the market because of a heart condition. She compromised by coming just once a week.

Most of the women specialize in their wares. For example, Marie Poland makes douehnuts, cookies, cakes, and potato salad. Miss rioland spends two days in the kitchen before market flay and makes doughnuts "till I'm ready to drop." Her sales run to SW a day. Others such NORTH AMERICAN AVIATION fxefusve SPf RAIATOR ACTION The washing action 2,000,000 women like best! The Spiralator's scientifically designed curved vanes travel clothes in a constant spiral path, giving equally thorough washing action to all the clothes in all parts of the tub. No "loafing" at the top, no "overscrubbing" at the bottom.

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3110 Whiitier Blvd. Chase's 9414 So. Weiiem Ave. Gold's Furn. Appl.

1207 E. Washington Blvd. Cor. Central McCaskill Appliance Co. 5602 Pico Blvd.

Nisei Trading Co. 200 So San Pedro St. Tamura Co. 2724 Jefferson Blvd. LOS ANGELES (cont.) Washing Machine Shop 455S W.

Washington Blvd. Washer Wilson 146 E. Florence Ave. ALHAMBRA Martin Electric 120 W. Main St.

BELL Pete Gibson Furn. 441? Gage Ave. BURBANK Thomas Corradi, Inc. 233 S. San Fernando Blvd.

DOWNEY Waller's 11033 So. Downey 8S12 E. Firestone GARDEN A Koby's Radio 1J50J So. Western Ave. GLENDALE J.

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PASADENA Abbott Electric Appl. 185 Mar Vista C. E. Eminger 740 E. Walnut St.

REDONDO BEACH Redondo Furn. Co. 218 S. Pacific Ave. SAN FERNANDO Gilmore's Home Appl.

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