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Show Contract Awarded To Two Idaho Companies Lake Shore ouGheesecake' Poses,Says Mbdel-iWo- uld Hurt Business Georgia is a high fashion model one of those sophisticated belles who look lean, hungry and cold flossing the covers of the higher- browed women s magazines. Did anybodyj ever se striptease pose fronting one of those organs? "No," said Georgia. "High fashion is my business," she said. "Leg art would put me out of character." In character, the auburn-haire- d Hartford model got her picture on more magazine covers during 1849 than any of her competitors, Easy-Lif- e according to the annual trade survey which named her Cover Girl CHICAGO housing re of the year. searcher has presented a fascin Her haughty poses which dec ating array of new products for orate j such slick covers as Harthe modern home, Bazaar, Charm, Today's en- per's Wdman and McCall's were strictly Joseph H. Schulte, housing new gineer and chairman of the Na- Doses. Pictured as a regally aloof clotheshorse with underslung hips products committee of theBuildtional Association of Home and refrigerated "personality, she ers, put them on display at the turns out to be, in teal life, a association's convention. Jwarm, chatty girl with a bright (He demonstrated a new switch, smile, a husband and a called the "touch plate." It is son. simplified mechanism inserted in Comfort at Home the wall. A person needs only the of with the a high fashion model, the I'm "If ,touch tip plate then it wouldn't be smart profes""finger to put on the lights. He showed a master light con- sionally to be snapped in any trol switch panel which controls other character," she said. "But very light Sin the home." The you can bet your boots I get panel is placed by the front door comfortable when I'm home. I so that the occupant may turn on just lounge around in any old - what lights are needed. It avoids thing." a darkened room Any old thing Georgia wears Soing through must look mighty nice. It just lights. Also; demonstrated were rub- happens that in front of a lens berized aluminum for roofs and her hazel eyes, oval face and genfloors, a radar lock which uses eral geography show off high ;a: card instead of a key to open fashion better than other model! the door and radiant glass heat types, such as "junior," "Ameriing panels which heat a room in can girl" and "showgirl." model record time! when Installed in The Los Angeles-bor- n married a fashion photographer, ceilings or walls. A television gas range with Stephen Elliott, four years ago built-i- n TV so that the housewife when she was just breaking into lean follow televised cooking in- the modeling trade. They expect structions and household hints was a second child in June. Georgia shown, in addition to a revolving plans to keep posing right up to idoor closet which uses every con- the 'last. "Head and neck work, ceivable inch of space. you know," she said. Likes Her Work How does it feel, she was asked. Is To Waste, to walk by a newsstand and sec Whiskey So Far as It Goes yourself on a magazine cover? . She blushed prettily, a surprising SMITHFI ELD, N.C. (U.R) Sher- maneuver definitely put of high iff C. L. Dennings probably has fashion character, but this was poured almost enough whiskey real life: land beer down the drain to float "I'm just awful," she giggled. "I feel like stopping people on the 'a battleship.! In 60 months, Dennings disposed street and saying, 'Look mer Between getting her picture of 45,000 gallons of whiskey. For good measure, be put, another taken in fabulous clothes for up300,000 gallons of beer; Into the wards of $25 an hour and running ' a home, Georgia stays busy. To -ground. Dennings said whiskey has been stay pretty, r I Just stay healthy,' found in the most amazing places. she said. Spots of concealment included hens' nests,! cook stoves, trap Yowling Cat Case doors in walls and floors, heaters, Solved by Detectives and "water closets." Some of the bootleggers fashion ingenious: distilleries. One went OMAHA, j Neb. (U.R) Obliging so far as to equip his still with a detectives performed the housemobile telephone to warn the keeper's traditional duty of bringoperators of the approach of offi- - ing in the milk and putting out cers. the cat. The detectives went, to a resiA covering for stairways ftiade dence on a prowler alarm. out of rubber that looks like car It developed that the neighbors peting but is far less expensive and the owner of a tomcat were is reported by The American arguing only about the vocal antics of the cat. Magazine. The covering is said to muffle footsteps and to lie The Cops handed in the milk, flatter and more securely against booted the cat and went back to the station. stairs than actual carpeting. . KEW YORK (U.R) Georgia Hamilton is as handhome at lirls come but she wouldn't dare pose in a bathing! suit. f Cheesecake poses would hurt mf business," sard! the beauty, who undoubtedly could do happy things for a scanty swim suit if she would.) But she won't Modern Home Gets By VERYL BELLOWS LAKE SHORE Kent Larsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. '.owell Larsen was one of the boys chosen from five ' representatives of Snanish Fork hi ah srhnoi his State Farmer degree in Salt juaxe last week. John Youd. son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomai vhh was also a member of th srmm sent to represent Spanish Fork. ine Lake Shore gleaner sheaf binding program was enjoyed by r 4 V v operations ' manager ! L. E. Johnston said today. , The award was made on the firms' joint bid of SS1.276.6S. This was the lowest of 20 bids opened April 4. Next lowest bids included Commonwealth Electric, Lincoln. Neb., $53,709.75, and a large crowd Sunday evening. Cache Valley Electric, Utah, Several talks were given and musical selections and choral Ford's Theater, in which Presinumbers were sung by the class dent Lincoln was assassinated, of gleaner girls. now is . a Lincoln Museum. IDAHO FALLS, April 7 U.R)- City Electric Company and Company, both Of Boise, have been awarded a contract to construct an electrical distribution line at the reactor testing station near Arco, Idaho, AEC . ', 13 DAILY HERALD ' Friday, April 7, "1950 PUMP IS WHITE ELEPHANT BOSTON (U.R) When the . city of Boston tried to ell an bid steam pump, two! concerns said they would charge about $15,000 apparatus off just to take the The city Vfas municipal hands. embarrassment-whesaved a third firm agreed to pay! Ml f $5225 for the. pump. ! further - More "than 1,500,000 persWii, visit Washington, D. C. annualjly. 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