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Show wvl it's a woman's furniture! " - AlthoughXan are becoming more me scious of rain wear t on-still on-still giving iittle a,e umbrellas. Recently "n ' manufacturers have a strated that this utilit cessory can be aH I ac' well. Among thfK s brellas are square on tailored clothes, tweedv for the country, and h ,nes parasols for Jate and Pauline Frederick, international interna-tional affairs TV news analyst, are among those who will speak on economic and political polit-ical challenges facing the nation. na-tion. 0 Congresswoman May is an important and forthright legislator.. leg-islator.. She is top-ranking Republican member of the Family Farm subcommittee of the House Agriculture Subcommittee. Subcom-mittee. She is well known for Women will make their voices heard at one of the largest annual gatherings of American industrial leaders. At this Congress of American Industry in December the National Na-tional Association of Manufacturers Manufac-turers will feature a special session conducted by prominent promi-nent women in national and world affairs who have successfully suc-cessfully invaded provinces traditionally reserved for men. Catherine May, congresswoman from the state of Washington, mark in many areas she is a former teacher, writer, commentator, com-mentator, and producer of radio programs. . She has won a number of awards, among them the Alpha Chi Omega "Woman of the Year" citation in 1960 and the Theta Sigma Phi Matrix Table Award. o Pauline Frederick is NBC's top United Nations correspondent. correspon-dent. Because of her crisp, clear and informative reports she is highly regarded as a first-rank commentator and has won national acclaim for her reporting proficiency. Her honors and awards are legion. Among them are the George Foster Peabody Award for her contribution to international understanding, Radio Daily's All-American Award as Woman Wom-an of the Year and a special citation from the General Federation Fed-eration of Women's Clubs. . o Fabrics are now acclaimed as the easiest way of redecorating redeco-rating the color of walls. New fabrics on the market are practically prac-tically colectors' items. Patterns Pat-terns include early American coins, tobacco labels, trains, ships and historical figures. They come in a wide variety of color schemes and blend well with modern or antique her unrelenting campaign in the Congress against backdoor back-door spending and deficit financing fi-nancing and for her support of electric power development and proper utilization of timber, tim-ber, land, and water resources. The Congresswoman made her |
