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'I I Iff rn if i tm 4 rinse lmlm mm, LnJLI1 2 Denver, Jan. 26 (Special). Socialite Jane Tomerlin Amalu, who has spent two months confusing authorities with her recitations of "he love8 me, he loves me not," sent her lawyer to court today to announce that her latest decision about her jailed- TMIS OT ISLY! t- it Deluxe NECCHI MIRACLE with automatic zig-zogger 1 Check these DeLuxe features Regularly $139.95 Now Only third husband is: he loves me. So she Rot a dismissal of her suit to annul her Dec. 1 marriage to Hawaiian Sam Amalu, self-styled high fhiff Kapiikauina-moko and Prince of Keawe, po-liee-styled check bouncer and fraud.

"True Low" at Last On Dec. 5. she had asked for the annulment, charging she had heen wooed by "fraud and deceit." On Dec. 17 she called it off. On Dec.

21 she renewed it. Today her attorney, Frederick Dicker-son, said the new dismissal "must be true love." Like true lovebirds, Jane, 47, of Denver, was in Honolulu, while Prince Sam, 37, was in the poky here. But Sam, philosophizing like a prince in Shakespeare, had no intention of celebrating his true love by getting Jane to provide his $10,000 bail. Met in an Elevator "Why I put out that much money and then have to pay a hotel bill while waiting around for the trial?" he shrugged. "I'd rather sit it out) here." As for all that talk about an-: nulnionts, the "prince" said i "My loyalty to Jane has never! been questioned." Full size round bobbin i.

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Tex. Business, he said. A't Seward Park, adjoining the Interrupted Honeymoon recently completed Corlears Hook delevolpment on the lower East rNECCHI CCHS-ELNA year and Sept. 30; 1958. Completion is targeted for Oct.

31, 1959, I and March 31. 1900 layed wedding, "prince" and I Side, an estimated 1,494 families Moses pointed out that every I must be moved, under too sec- etfort would be made to assist re- SEWING CIRCLE 379 5fh bet. 35th 36th Sts. princess were honeymooning in the Rockies when the gendarmes ona oatIllnes. Jan- 1 and June of the lamilies and that nabbed his roval hishnes Dec 4 ot next vear- Completion of separate booklets explaining the schedules of each the estimated $25,921,000 Title l1 project have project) is scheduled to be been published.

lor questioning about a rubbery check for an overdue hotel bill for $1,305 and similar The "prince" and two attend Shop Mondays 9:30 to 5:45 Phone your order SUNDAY 1 to 5 p. m. TRiangle 5-8100 wif loos: CREASE RESISTANT RA YON DRtSSSS v- 1 i ant lords, Frederick W. Avkens, 41, and Walter Parma'n, 24, i both of San Francisco, are await- ing trial on charges of mail fraud and conspiracy to defraud hotels in Denver, Colorado Springs and Dallas. Loneliest Spot Housewarmed McMurdo Sound, Antarctica, Jan.

23 (Delayed) (U.R) The world's loneliest outpost was dedicated here today in ceremonies which included a message from Piesident Eisenhower. Tha 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 ceTlft-niony, and messages from Eisenhower, Norway's King Haakon and Britain's Foreign Secretary Lloyd were read. Four of the scientists and eight Navy men already are at tha 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 polj. Their life is "comfortable," with hot showers, washing machines and dryers and the "best food in Antarctica." Japanese Group Reaches Antarctica Tokyo, Jan. 26 (U.R). A Jaoa- Beaufiful but basic dresses look like linen feels like linen. Figure flattering styles for all year round wear.

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Scalloped collar, salf 1elt. MAIL and PHONE orders filled. Add 20c for C.O.D.'s LONG ISLAND SUBURBANITES Save toll charr.es Call Monday In Nassau call FRanklin 4-4100. In Suffolk call Bay Shore 7-4300. nesa expedition has arrived in Antarctica, the government announced today.

The Japanese hip. Soya anchored off Lang Hovds Peninsula to begin Japan's phasii of tha 1957-58 Geophysical Vear explorations of the frozen continent. The expedition will pttva tha way for a larger scien-tiiic team later this year. NAMM LOESER'S BARGAIN BASEMENT FULTON ST. AT HOTT.

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