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Before MOTHER WHEN SHE WAS ONLY — i WASHINGTON ( AP) — Adjournment date for the 1959 Congress still is a big toss-uIn its path are five major legislative hurdles: civil rights labor regulation housing highways and interests rates Committee action on four of the five- is scheduled " this week we ' p OPTE major measures: Civil rights: Most members ajree this is the major hurdle An inkling on prospects in this field may come today when the Senate Judiciary Committee meets to consider a relatively simple bill approved last Wednesday by a subcommittee Labor regulation: A bill generally regarded as more acceptable to organized labor than the Senate version will be 'voted cn formally Wednesday by labor-manageme- Mum on '60 'Too Early' it J (AP)-W- U4ED A4 PM infsnts bathtub 5 im Clogged Sewers Kitchen Bath end Floor Draisj SEPTIC TANKS KOTO-ROOT- and Jf JfiC ER SUMPS PUMPED Phone EX 4-89- 78 if - - The Bon Marclie lias a nn IV " "Raior-Kleens- I v gourmet shop allf'Jl' 2 to supply your every a fabulous Holiday needs assortment of gourmet foods from the four corners of the v world v h "all-for-on- e one-for-al- FLOOR MATS Reg to 5795 satellite will have have- signed a valuable story to tell if he re-j- n WASHINGTON (UPD— The seven the American astronauts it immm Now agree- - turns to earth T :: iM CORNISH GAME HEN SPICED SWEDISH MEAT BALLS Sf700 bell-shape- d - DANISH COCKTJAIL SAUSAGES COPENHAGEN HAM 11 m a OGDEN iUTO PARTS 363 22nd Street' EX 69c 2 lbs 298 389 2 lbs 69c 49c SMORGASBORD jPICKLES 1 lb STRAWBERRY 37 RESERVES 7 oz 49c 7 oz 49c SWfEDISiyjGNONBERRIES 89c SPICED BLACK CHERRY PRESERVES Gift boxes too! 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