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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1948
Page
5
The article discusses a bridge hand illustrating the smother play. Declarer uses a sequence to force East’s king, relying on dummy’s cards, spades and diamonds, to eliminate the defender’s high trumps and gain control.
A United Press column questions Bureau of Labor Statistics comparisons, arguing that parents spend near $500 yearly on one nine year old girl’s clothes and supplies. The writer enumerates shoes, snow suits, underwear, dresses, coats, purses, stockings, nightwear, scarves, toys, and hair accessories.
West side discussion group sponsored by the League of Women Voters meets Tuesday at 8 at 850 West Clark. East side group meets Thursday at 8 at 209 Campus Drive. Topic is The Citizen's Responsibility in Promoting the United Nations. All interested invited. Discussion leaders are Miss Alice Anderson and Mrs. Cisco Kihara.
Hollywood sizzle as Dave Kushner, the whip man, trains his talent on movie queens without touching them. He claims no welts on stars earning 5000 a week and recalls Barbara Stanwyck enduring his Kushner special whip tease while fully dressed at first.
Chambray is predicted to be the Cotton Queen of ’49 as iridescent two color weaves and sun enhanced shines elevate its use in dresses blouses and play suits. Designers showcase water blue tones and two piece ensembles while dull surfaced chambray remains a crisp staple for summer looks.
C G Wells of Fargo Wilson Wells reports no drastic change for spring 1949. He notes a feminine year with new textures and patterns, slim skirts with buttoned detailing, open necklines, empire bodices, and soft colors. Merchants expect steady business as retailers tour New York showrooms.
Dr. Carl McIntosh president of Idaho State college addressed the Pocatello Soroptimist club praising state backing for education and urging $2.148 million in funds for new liberal arts and gym facilities, a heating plant and building needs as costs rise and enrollment grows. The club voted to skip a Christmas party and donate the funds to CARE packages.
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