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ROOSEVELT CASE 4 "to angclts time i i ill Continued from First Pago hzzt "In view of what has happened," he said, "it is obvious ther ran not liva together 8s Statler press conference, fol Sfc "--s ef Mint! tine husband and wife. We are going lows: "We have read the remark to ait down and review oom pleadings before deciding what 1(89 able statements released In behalf of Mr. James Roosevelt yesterday, and, after conferring Why Take Less Then The Best? only HOME offers you: action to take. Roosevalt. was revealed witn Mrs.

Roosevelt, we say in yesterday by Picone, visited Mra. Roosevelfa home In Fasa- her behalf: "1 Mrs. Roosevelt's com Opening Set for Audio Fair The second annual Audio Fair will open Its doors to tjhe public at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the The admission-free, three-days event which will continue daily through Saturday from 2 to 10 p.m. will show developments in the recording and reproduction of sound.

Four floors of the Alexandria will be devoted 100 exhibits from here and abroad, plus attractions aimed at educating the public about high-fidelity. In conjunction with the Audio Fair, the Audio Engineering Society will sponsor technical sessions from 10 to 2:30 p.m. daily. dena Sunday and visited his plaint speaks for Itself. It would I 65 YEARS OF ABSOLUTE SAFETY HIGHEST RATE AVAILABLE on insured accounts three children James Michael Anthony, 7, and Anna Eleanor, 6.

Work Ordered on Long Beach Stadium Bridge Immediate construction of the $1,709,420 bridge linking 2nd St. with Pacific Coast Highway over Marine Stadium was ordered yesterday by Long Beach City Councllmen. Action followed recommendation by City Manager Samuel L. Vickers, who favors construction although the city as yet does not own all the land needed for the bridge approaches. Vickers said the land acquisition may require condemnation proceedings.

Coata Held Favorable Bridge construction costs not have been filed If we did not have indisputable evidence in support of all of Its allegations. Such proof will be forthcoming By Dlek Kldsott "He went out there Satur day," Picone said. "Nobody 7 CONVENIENT OFFICES at the proper time and place. waa home and when he tried JJ f. 7 George Mokslaveskas has "2 We should, however, be to teleDhone later he discov ered the telephone had been Accounts opened by the lOtb remiss were we not to say that the statements attributed to Mr.

Roosevelt and his counsel will never smelled better tnan Vafter he visited Regina's per-fume and cosmetic counter at mm disconnected, so ne sent a wire to James Jr, asking when he could come out and I'll tarn from tin 1st Resources over 125 million dottart be shown to be without basis in fact." Th Farmers Market. Une see him. George was out at West Father and Son Sign The letter was signed by Ar Two O'olock Date Set "He got a telegram signed Third and Fairfax and leu into discourse with Regina, thur K. Schlfferman, Robert P. Schlfferman, father and son, tw cot to talkinsr about by the boy In answer, telling him to come at 3 p.m.

Mr. Roosevelt went out there at that time and visited with the respectively, and Laurence Phil IXPANSIONHector Ei- coboso, I. Magnin Co. head, plan to open store in La Jolla. New I.

Magnin Store Planned one thing and an odor and lips. Mrs. Roosevelt was not pres ICJAXtfUJ BEVERLY MILLS LOfti BEACH I SprkM 9235 WMsttirt Blvd. 201 First St, TB. 7991 LB.

M231 children." Regina sprayed Oeorge witn a uhtit ftf colotrna that im were termed as "highly favor "Did he speak to Mrs. Roose ent. The conference was called for 10 a.m. In her attorney's office. It was one of the short mhm MM tniMTINGTON MK MCA0M I velt?" Picone was asked.

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In marked contrast to Roose plied. "I don't even know whether she was In the house at the time." able" at the present time by City EngineerJesse B. Gilker-son. The first step In the building of the bridge will be the completion of plans by James R. Bole, engineer.

velt's hour-long session with newsmen Monday. for La Jolla Vernon Chamber of Commerce Elects Officers Floyd C. Merritt, vice-president of Byrdn Jackson yesterday was elected president of the Vernon Chamber of Commerce for 1954 at the annual organization meeting of the board of directors. Other officers elected are George J. Pecaro, vice-president of the Fllntkote Co.

Pioneer Division, first rice-president; A. W. Lohn, vice-president of Ducommun Metals Supply second vice-president; John 8. Miller branch manager of Abbott Laboratories, third vice-president, and N. W.

Hagelberg, secretary-treasurer of Norris Thermador treasurer. Mrs. Roosevelt's statement seemingly completed the cycle of charges and countercharges Osteopathic College Names New Professor Dr. Evangeline N. Percival LA JOLLA, Feb.

2-La Jolla lengths, as they say at aanta Anita. Mokslaveskas couldn't remember Regina's name, but drew an amazingly accurate map indicating the location of her shop, and with the map he included a letter. "You iprayad tern man' par-fume on my hand," Ooorgo wrolo. "Spray wmo on fho tntloiad blot-! tor, and if 11 it rho tamo, I'll tend between her and Roosevelt un has been appointed to the staff has been chosen for the newest link in the I. Magnin Co.

chain of fine specialty shops on the Pacific Coast, according to til the court hearing, which promises to be one of the most sensational in Los Angeles County annals. Roosevelt, in a prepared state an announcement mads today by Hector Escobosa, president MOT i Mil of the College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons, it was announced yesterday by Dr. W. Ballentine Henley, college president. Dr.

Percival will serve as the assistant" head of the department of pediatrics In charge of clinical practice. ment Monday denied the infidel of I. Magnin Co. ity allegations. He said his in "Ever since our small shop fidelities were entirely Imag in ths Coronado Hotel was ined by his wife and added that she had held them as a threat over his head almost from the beginning of their marriage.

for Office or Home Use He said he had signed the letter as an alternative to a di vorce suit In which his wife threatened name the nine women. 11 closed we have been besieged by loyal customers to open another Magnin store in the vicinity," said Escobosa. "After extensive research we decided that La Jolla Is the logical place for a new and larger Magnin store and we look forward to becoming an Integral part of this fast-growing community." Will Open In May The new Magnin store, to be opened about May 1, will be located at 7661 Girard Ave. in the charming Contemporary building now occupied by Armin Richter, La Jolla builder and interior decorator. Gerald M.

Says He's in Debt He charged that far from be Hm'i youc opportamty to tali advanug of oar peiional impieva-am or aMdrimg eawM for prictl You uA inni or kU-tn cm BOTH gtt tttt benefits of (hi wonderful count for the price of you a chock. I wat a tail follow In groy twtod tport coal and, wat with Ihroo girlt-a blondo, a rodhaod and a bruntt." Obviously, here was a man prepared to touch all the bases. Come to think of it, what does a guy with a blonde, a redhead and a brunet in tow need with perfume? Anyhow, Regina remembered the incident clearly. It was some cologne named "His," which is a triple-distilled product of "Wh Regina sent him a bottle at his home in Monterey PaiK, and by now George should have the whole town under control. ing worth $2,000,000 he is, In fact, $28,000 in debt.

He asserted that Mrs. Roosevelt owns one-half of his business and is worth more than $90,000 in don I deley. Act NOW! A FULL YEAFfe WRITING! EVCLUSI VC, SMART stocks, bonds and insurance. SCHOOL Of CHARM IrOOQJNG mi VBC ST. HOttywood S-MS1 All this Mrs.

Roosevelt de nied yesterday. Greenclay of Los Angeles and Thus matters stand as the Jean Anderson of Fulenwider, H. D. Hover Presents pair prepare to appear at a of Denver, real estate show-cause hearing Friday at! DESIGN! NO MESSY OR DRIED-OUT PEM! 9:30 a.m. before Superior Judge agents, handled the transaction for the owners of the property.

NAT "KING" COLE Kurtz Kauffman in Pasadena.1 The building, totaling 6000 Roosevelt will be required to show cause why he should not square feet of space, will be remodeled and redecorated to con pay $3500 monthly to Mrs. Hy Ginsberg, owner and form to the needs of the Mag Roosevelt for support and main operator of The Antique nin business but will retain an Informal atmosphere in keep CbiJoV 3 Hollywood 2-7211 Shop at The Farmers Market, is a sharp dealer in old Hi I ing with the community. A se rles of friendly rooms will be a items. He can smell an an perfect setting for Magnin m-nm tique from six furlongs, and tenance of herself nd their children, and also to show cause why he shouldn't agree to certain other conditions pending completion of the litigation. Roosevelt's attorney said his client still is seriously considering amending his complaint from separate maintenance to divorce.

clothes and accessories. Expansion Program against the wind. 4 BEAUTIFUL BANQUET ROOMS Atrangmnf tan ba mod for yavr grtup to faa (ha fobuooi floor shows. Call Mlu Mllltr. HO.

27211 The opening of the La Jolla store Is another step In the How do you suppose he missed Satchel Paige, then? custom DESK set DINNERS FROM 3.2S I. Magnin expanson program announced last year. Two new Somehow, old Satch got shops were opened in 1953, in the Arrowhead Springs Hotel and in the Senator Hotel In Sacramento. A new and much larger building for the Seattle store will be opened this sum mer. In addition to these, other away.

And right while Hy is in the throes of a sale. Everything in The Antique Shop is going for 20 per cent off the posted price." which would have made Satchel an outstanding buy. Whilo Hy wot out running down 1 7th Contury lobttor trap, Iho Lot Angolot Angolt moved in I. Magnin stores are located In Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, Now th world'a most famous pen Is featured in a handsome, new luxury desk set Here'i a distinctive gift for anyone's home or office, Six-and-three-quartar-inch black Paper-Mate Pen with gold color band. Pea poised exclusive Jet swivel holder.

Pen and two refills (concealed in underside of base) contain famous banker-approved ink one year of writing. Pen can't leak and ink can't transfer. Does away with messy Inkwells and blotters. Pen is unconditionally guaranteed. Pasadena, Santa Barbara, Oak land and San Francisco.

and picked off Paige. Wo do not know what Salchol't ago It, but it it common knowlodgo that ho hat bitn In baitball for 108 yoart. Satchel is older than PAPER-MATE INK REFILLS 49 Choice of red, blue, green or jet black ink Conferees Split on Price Supports WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 ffl Senate and House conferees broke up In angry disagreement tonight over a bill designed to continue financing of farm price support operations. The House version of the measure allowed $741,548,788 to the Commodity Credit Corp.

but the Senate slashed this yesterday to $245,900,917. No antique dealer in town has a pitcher that goes as far back as Satchel. That includes both his age and his windup. Paige can reach back and touch second base, The conferees did not even try to set a time for another meeting. and often does.

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