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Poga 2—Sodu'dc fOk'o1 Mercy Mondov Mov 13 1963
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Dick West'*
LIGHTER
SIDE
OF THI OAT S NEWS
WASHINGTON IT! -A large
segmen’ of the populates still
accepts as gospel truth three
proven fallacies Tbev are
That you can always be sure
of getting good meats dur-ng
croaa country tnps if you stop
at the places where the truck
driver* eat
That if you fill up on 0_ne«e
food you w"J] be hungry again
si half-hour or so
That sdmulatag and enhfhton-
mg commentaries on »«dd af-
fairs are provided by New York
cabdnvers
To tma treenre of folklore
'here has latoh- beer, added s
fourth great myth:
That if you drmk a "light"
type of booze you won t get
stoned sc fast
We had here recently a coinci-
dence of events that my fnend
Diamond John last of the big
freeloaders, described as a twi-
nieht doubledecker
In the late afternoon the
French Nationa. Association of
Cognac Producers gave a brand''
testing reception and in the early
evening the California congres-
sional delegation gave a wine
tasting reception
Needles s to say. Trench brandy
w as served at ore and California
wine at the other ‘ Diamond
John" was beside himself with
"This la w hat has been missing
ft my life." he chortled ' Dra-
matic conflict The importers and
the domestn pitted against each
other m a battle of the free
loads”
Political Big Spenders Make US
Citizens Pay For Free Lunches'
B* LYLE C. WILSON
l ailed Pres* Intemalieaal
Newr Hampshire horse track voters’ own money
I state lottery would contribute I This vote buying gimmick is the
mare to the general welfare if greatest political shell game of all
The preachers and other good they would start shooting at the time It began to develop in a
folk who are trying to shoot down politicians who buy votes with the big way during the deficit spend-
... — - - ..—-I-i— i--*—i- —»—• —----- mg days of FDR's several admin-
istrations It became a way of life
under FDR s successors. Repub-
lican and Democratic
It is the misfortune of the U S.
taxpayer that he is defenseless
against the big spenderi TT*
Republicans are about as bad as
the Democrats in their careless
attitude toward the U S taxpayer
and more especially, toward the
Bv PHIL vrwsnw have « completed before the cur- , darar whld, ^ been
in Foreig. New* Anal'rt -ent scheduled date of !<*• Costs au#v ,, „„ m
votes from the foreign newt are expected to soar far beyond
Rising Living Costs Are
Causing Trouble In France
cables:
rurrent estimates
cent years The dollar will buy
today less than half of its pur-
chasing power of less than 25
years ago
Btg Spenders
The political big spenders have
brought that about by their ir-
Secret Writing Is Made
Easy Through 'Science'
De Gaulle Dilemma Election Trends. German:
A rapidlv rising cost of living West Germany s Christian Dem-
is threatening France s zooming ocrats. the party of Chancellor
economy and President Charles Konrad Adenauer, are counting
DeGa-Je i* looking for wavs to heavily „n the May 19 elections rf ^ huge an
batten down the lid One problem in Lower Saxony to reverse losses treasury Miat „other
is to get upper income French- suffered in other recent provincial ^ u
men to pay their taxes Another elections Their hopes are based ^ m # ^ 1
is general dissaUsfaction among on Economics Minister and Chan- „ tQ n ^ famj.
workers ui the nationalized gas cellor-designate Ludwig Erhards^ ^ ^ haMr4s ^ # hfe,ime
electricity, railroad and transport success in mediating West Ger- o{ j j v j „ g beyond the family
industries who complain thejg many s worst post - war labor- ^ appJaud
wages are lagging behind those management dispute In the last ^ ^^jury', lifetime ef hving on
paid by private industry De state elections in Lower Saxony. funds
Gaulle s aim has been to hold in 1939 the Christian Democrats , in f-ct
AUTO BODY 190 POUNDS—It » » plastic auto body made of impart-reaistant thermoplas-
tic material weighing only 120 pounds George Callum of U. 8. Rubber demonstrates its
lightness in' this scene In Detroit. _____
End To Project Mercury May
Be Delayed After Cooper Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL <L'Pl — without so much as one oracticeioft go astray. There has been
vrrzrz sirs srvr: iss zz kItujsu. *. - j—ezz:jsr£
top or a sheet of glass two sheets the ceiling early in April for any landslide victory in this that there is such a expected to get the ax after the lion effort that fir* put .America j have been the be*,, and they ter-
Wall Street
Chatter
•^-T^frwTun^'th.r.l^biU'U^ AHrwuut L. Gflrdon in lh« man-in-^nce tnanwn., had umly ha.n gnna astray - P#'
tZt VZ 2 <*j»r Jr may «„ a „.y ' **H » and rth , ■*|?<'a* a> * ™lm -
;U. S Treasury in Washington. “
D C . the thing paid for is. in
The reason Under the original eessful flight by Cooper
seneme of things. Uie United Shill Into High
Gemini.
D Brawerd Holmes, director
was I M 'Tex' Bomba
York importer who was pointed
out as an authority on American
drinking habits
‘ Bomba is an expert on the
aubject of getting bombed ’ try
tipster reported
I approached the elixir oracle clearly neeoed. in our opinion if
and requested that be elucidate the wxteiy heralded move to .new
He responded with a stimulating all-time highs is to materialize."
and enlightening commentary on -
myth No 4 Moody s Investors Service says
"The trend nowadays is toward « of its 33 industry groupings ad-
Lghtness ” Bomba said. "A lot of varced m the market during
people are buying brands that Apnl It says the top perform-
are advertised as light' without *rs of the month were cyclical
even knowing what the terra
means
BY BO* BROWN -r u* - ....... —----— uirougn me veiling ra: it ui npu
PROBLEM Secret writing ]of paper some water and a hard wltj, raises of «5 per cent predominancy Socialist state but
NEEDED A porcelain table lead pencil with a smooth round- increases in private industry are do hope for impressive gains'
j ed point -unmng closer to 10 per cent. ——
DO THIS VVe nne sheet of pa Atom* tor trance: Raids DC tne tmng paia lor is. in suieuir « uui|>, un %.••«*— ------—- — *■-* “**«. — —• —---
per place it on the smooth sur One field ui which DeGaulle is Japanese industrialists have The blousiest drunk Sutes has suddenly found itself Plans called for an immediate ^ manned spaceflight far the Na-
face put dry paper over the wet ^ counting the cost is the joined their British opposite num- yju^ndered his nickel facing an 18-month eclipse of shif‘ into high gear on Project uona] Aeronautics and Space Ad-
one and wnte with firm pressure atomic One of the keystone s of bers in complaining about tech- # schooner 0( beer and then manned space flighu Gemini, the program designed to ministration (NASA*, has just
on the dry paper The writing Frtncf , independent nuclear meal talent being hired away by toft L„,0 th# h fre* lunch That sort of lag could be difft- put two-man teams of astronauts Congress that *e fir*
can be seen on the wet paper force is DeGaulle.« nu- US companies Japanese scien- was „ {ar 2one that he did!cuh to explain particularly in into earth orbits for periods up manned flight in the Gemini pro-
but wiU disappear when the pa- rl,ar submarine project He is lists and technicians are not m realjle ^ .omeone had to; !Ight this nations 120 billion to two weeks, and a result mg ly ?ranl has slipped into the last
per is dry It reappears when tne anxlous to get the maximum leaving home simply going to , for that frxj<^r (pledge to put men on tot moon stronger push for the man-to-the- quarter of 19M — which m?ans
prestige for this program and is work for the Japanese branches ^ ^ w^ paid for. of course, by about five years from now Eigh- moon Apollo Project that project is further tn the fu-
saloon patrons with a lot more -^er. months is nearly one-third of But as a poet once said, the ture now than K was six months
nickel to spend and a
NEW YORK l PD - Brwftv-n M ueI a?ain ^ c H
At the brandv freeload the host K' h“ ^ HERE S WHY The pressure of sajd ,n ^ puttm| „ pressure to of US firms
a New market is seeking a pretext ,_be pencil on the paper compres-
for a shakeout ses the wet fibers so that they
The rally has become stale and reflect light in a slightly differ-
overhead resistance still looks ent way when wet The writing
prodigious, the Winslow, Cohu A wd] be dim. like the watermark
Ste*son analyst say*. on some stationery
‘ Broader public peruaoauoa is
Television In Review
32 Aboard Arab
Airliner Killed
In Mid-Air Blast
Bv RK K DL BROH j Brice and Alice Ghofcti^v
HOLL^OOD'UPI. -Sunday C.rol Burnett, with a dash of
than a nickel to
thirst that went far beyond a
j schooner. These better heeled and
J thirsty citizens were the saloon
patsies They paid the Lab for the
and free lunch So it is «>th IS of the
richer, more developed states
indav ~ *«• - i mica, aiiviv '-i—
, „„ . r,_.. . .. ,Mort Sahl She is a different kind |W(uch are picking up most of the
'Mir iztz rjs -u - ^ “ - •**»
Hearing On Rights
Burkett Slates
First Talk Since
Winning GOP Post
TULSA «l'Pl - Bill Burkett.
The show also gave us Eng-
Miss Shore, who has spent the
ZAHWEIIN U A R 'LPI-In-
illUi Ajvm ■■
ss'ie* led by metal faonostrrs, todav r*aa" ,-n# better part of this season
coal mine* airlines and textiles ’-fsk ^ tnrough ma-g . dftSfr0ymg sugary inr
sion' belonged to Dinah Shore. ^ Brown.
^ f 1 ^ i. starring in the Broadway mo-
de finite sabbaucal m order to be “ « „ , . . „ t.i
» n. . v sical Oliver, and is no less tai-
a more fulltime ma to her young
I ented. though in a different way.
She is the high-style performer.
tnt ,1 absolutely beautiful with dignity.
happ:'’ utter polish a big vet haunting
destroying the sugary image she
that tune — a long stretch to do best laid plans of mice and men" a20
----- Some sources have pinned the
blame on the refusal of the Ken-
nedy administration to appropri-
ate supplemental funds for the
program in the fiscal 1*3 budget.
Reshuffle Likely
WASHINGTON <UPI.-Admims- ^ ^ub^ party ^chainrln,' I Amer en s
tration officials take ovei the wit- ha$ bis firtt public ap- ^ du&infi up
ness stand this week to testify on _aranr<J here since he was elect- n«n‘u'^P*ce is Jiap g up
These 13 states aie: New Jer-1 ness stand this week to testify on here since he was elect- 1 fronts
inese u ® ... r,-hiv le-isUtion before , . .. L_u _ ______ alone three fronts
rou: num uiuin: -V'-— . .-VMuyui
"Hiere is a widespread 1m- tv oa]y groups posting declines " B 'l°pe*. ™ 1determining had huiJt up. went oui 'winging
press ion that liquors are 'light wprc manufacturers motion caused 8 Yf6 ' ir' thanks to a fine ■“ -*“*
,r. .. —- —v- .. —u, T*..t 1 --------- —• can- ,m4fs P1** 10 '"P10* like fire- ^ turwd over
works in the air. billing aJ 32 j0UJ. V0Ung offbeat acts on
persons aboard way up And 1 doub» if there
voice and immense presence She m' handouU from the federal
As Long as He Needs Me treasury they contributed to the
InC ^6 U " uvi------- r____
S^v Delaware. Connecticut. Indi- new avil rights legislation before ^ ^ ^ hJ5h party port
ana. New York Illinois. Michigan. | the House Judiciary subcommit-
Maryland. Pennsylvania. Wiscon- tee
sm, Massachusetts. Florida. Cab-1
forma. Ohio and Virginia For ev -
ery dollar these states received
—There is a strengthening drive
within NASA’s ranks for at lea*
ners.
if they are pale in color Tha' plc*urej. biscuits and
is not necessarily true Good
cognac for instance is 'light but
has a dark color
‘‘It also is widely believed that
light liquors are toss intoxicating
That is nonsense The percentage
of alcohol is the same whether
they am bght or heavy "
1 thanked B^mba for the infor-
mation and I pass it along on
the chance tha' it might keep
some misguided tippler from go-
ing out like a bght
_ ! r"""“ way up. Ana 1 a our* u mere is , F ...
B lei berg of Bac.ie k ^^ ’ Gd SU
*A IIII III 3 IfllBU Wl al
Burkett a Woodward attorney onf Mercury right to help
Despite the violence in Birm an(j nienlbtr of the state lsgisla f|I| ^ ,ap hnween now and
tngham. there has been relaavelv Ilire u ^ address the Republican
bttle interest displayed m tfa Mwtfe M<>n a, a n0on luncheon „^|/ „ caught in a
hearings which so far have been ^ the AKm pUu H
^S:='^-SHsi==s'
ginia Delaware pncesely broke
______ _ even, contributing $1 to the Treas-
The other solo singer on the ury for each II of federal funds
Dements
D-N Y . has predicted the hill will ^
pass the House, but foresees trou- _
hie in the Senate The measure
lias little relation to toe p-ues Spinal Meningitis
•s*.......“ Ala Outbreak At Slot*
Mina
berg says the market now gives
everv indication of moving higher
and we feel selected purchases in
the steels aluminums and sav-
ing worthwhile
REPORT HEAVY FIGHTING
MIAMI <UPI> — Cuban exile ALL FERDINAND*
sources here said this weekend TILBURG The
Netherlands
As the only civil rights bill Dro- School Is Feared
posal bv the administration this
7 .. . .1 MARLOW fUPD — Anxious
stfieeze With a stretch ?d-out
be Mercury program and with the
on
NASA's
grand scheme 1* rapidly eroding.
There is a chance the whole
works may be palmed off on the
Air Force before the first two-
man .paceship ever leaves the
ground
—Apollo is the kingpin A push
is under way to channel still
Lawrence Btoiberg Bac.ie & , ' ----- , . “F >nun*
HWmku___________________-
r-3~4"*• .sift .tis£zz,««5J-S -s;■ a--1:v- ar- - - •— — -i1-.^«*.
An inoompiete passenger Ust in- tha* she would hiss forth a forked looked as though they avkare' 0f that situation. Most of
dinted many of the passengers ami po.vonou, tongue at two- :m- expenenCed revelation; thes< s,a.„ are committed by
'Aere LrtMMM and Iraqis, but a mg nr*" e\*rvuhere Then sin*- * i _ ...... - #-»*-
inen. sin\*- j— , r . . iic# f
_______ ________ ... number of non-Arabs also merely she unleashed an ironic inter- jT'j dinner jackets which
hat more than 800 people werej'UPD - A Dutch expenmen' in aboard Two United Nations pass- prelation of Happv Davs are ^ Ju,tified when they
Cartro guemll** and government About 7.000 bored spectators A piece of thread from the sew- trast to the- reality of tne times taf # better hour of popular 1UI1UI ------ -------
militiamen watched small bulls brought here ing basket of Mrs Thomas Aha that it was actually '>««» and ^ v?ar ,hough I fear that cans dld a preUy good economy
Exile radio commentator Luis from Spain munch grass in the carbonized and glowing chilling - and more tmponam. Str,!sand W1u min* all my y>b in the 80th Congress '1M4-
Conte Aguero said reports of the bull ring while Dutch matadors ln a partlaj ^a^uum became the amounted to genuine < mme • j ^ dreams „f ^sdeeds by 47 joft the 1948 presidential
attractively uaunting every one of them as eiecuon and have no* done much
their voting records to big-time
federal spending
It has become a fart of polntoal
life in the United States 'hat the
voters are suckers for the free
lunch shell game The Republi-
imrfj IV|EUIL* AW LExau. a *U|, --- —---- --- 11 ■ v.a-4 ........
in Matanza* Province screamed and jumped in front of (irsj successful filament for the tary.
■ . « a___ia «... J ■ m. _ ■■ t J %• .
fighting — ------ ----- -----
reached him in Miami through them, trying to interes* them
freedom sentinels." fighting No blood was shed
electric bght according to "Ad- Miss Streisand L, iU|j Evening angel for all woman- aboul government spending sine,
ventures in Science.” awkward, a litt* bit of fanny 8 . .. _*.u —11 w- -to„. .a Hi# fu-
on lawsuits iuen u? Ur|a waf an elated casc iff the ground and into earth or-
23rS?to^ei,8S2 USdlS- School Officials ^id an cst.mat- Mb for rehear*! flight, by 1*5
voting ed 430 school children may have The Mercury progiwm already
Attv to Nert V K>n2 been exposed to the disease by , is gearing up for Its f*! ui wch
StoliTJhfy «*.»>» May Jones 31 Al- aquation Two more be U-Japed
ft." 2 though doctors ‘•aid the disease capsules of the type th* Cooper
^'^^ EdL2 and *a, S. easily spread, they adm,n-w..l rnto are being r^bed at
, fA istered a sulfa compound to some Cape Canaveral and a pair erf
w# a.e . r n / , ^ 0f the students as a precautionary Atlas booster rockets are stored
ebrezze and representames of me ^ ^ ^ Just m citt
Civil Rights Commission .
Mrs J(me| wal reported im-
Otiier congresMonal news
-Partv lines (igh.ened P"»»* •'
/ anlar 11
Debt
r— ■ -Party une, center in Oklahoma C.ty. but stiU ------
about government spending since for a evening House cattle over ^ clas,sllled in cntlCal condition ban Premier Fidel Castro haw ar-
Not much will be done ui the fu- a bill to hike the nationa. <-cM ^ of the Oklahoma rived in the central Asian city of
'ure. either, unless the voter, «• limit Advance signs were that . p , ad# an emer- Bratsk. Moscow Radio reported
Medical t ASTRO IN ASI A
MOSCOW 1 UPI '—Touring Cu-
New Cloein* Hour, Now In Iffoel:
Bateman Drug
City Drug Store
Holzemer Drug Store
Humes Drug Co.
Smith Drug Store
Plymouth Drug Co.
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LAST NIGHT - ADM 60c - 25c
AND
WEDNESDAY
ADM. 60c - 25c
«ssm
• WO TEEPEE
The Man
Who Shot
Liberty
Valance
Mills mmSm OTO vm r.".T—“ri
ADM 60c - CK6LDRIN UNDER 12 FREE
hood
The Channel Swim
ies Mayor Sam \orty 'Uiti NBC-
TVs "Tonight' show Tuesday,
and Marlon Brando turns up
Wednesday . Same program s
guests for May 21 include Cab-
forma Gov Edmund G Brown.
baaebaJ star Maury Willi and
Kirk Douglas
Art t arney appears June 9 in
NBC-T\ s Show of the Week
u 1 comedian in a totaiitarian
futuristic society where laughter
11 erime Thu postpones Uuren
Bacall 5 ‘ Show of the Week sus-
pense story until June 23.. Same
senes nas Jack Hawkuu m a
courtrroin drama July 7.
Los Ange- ture either, unless the voter, to-' lum, Advance signs were ^ fl/j-hw^y Tatrofmade an emer-'Bratsk. Moscow Radio reported
list by kicking some big spenders prefcident Kennedy's supplier* ^ ^ Marlow with medi- today
ou' of office.
tnday.
Castro arrived in the Sov iet Un-
Young Demos In
Nine States To
Attend OC Meet
1
OKLAHOMA CITY <UP!' -
'Delegates from nine Matos will at-.
'ami tne Great PUma Conlerenct HIMBLE TRAfK STAR
suppvi gency run to Marlow with medi-
have the votes to win. but only ^ Jo(. the youngsteri Saturday ___
by a narrow margin The mea-- ater (y,e case Was diagnos ,on last month for a visit that
ure. which probably would be vot- ^ aj menmglLls has taken him through thousand*
-1 — Wednesday or Thu. wlay. Doct()r5 at ^ Oklahoma City 0f miles of Soviet territory.
ed on ------^ — ----- - - Lwciors ai uie i/miwm* vnj
would set the debt c«bng a! 5307 hospital said lest* confirmed Mrs
kUlwn througn June 30 and 8'k» Jonei- ,]]ne»j was spinal rnenmgi-
111. but that it was caused by a j
short-lived bacteria and therefore
not easily spread.
billion during July and August
Convention of the Young Demo-
cratic Club* of America here Aug
vu Sept 1.
In attendance will be the nation
al preadent af Young Democrat;,
Allan Howe 0i Salt Lake City.
Utah national vice president
J<*n F O'Malley of Don*eetor
Mass and national secretary, Mi-
das Hale rf Little Rock. Ark.
States in the conference are Ar-
kansas. Texas. Missouri. Kanaer
Nabrask* Iowa. North Dakota
K.C. Mon l» Sloin
At Oklahoma City
OKLAHOMA CITY 'UP1> -
Poire* todsy investigated the slay- ^ r | ______
jig of a Kansas Crty man w.ioee 5oud) ^ Oklahoma
body was found in an Oklahoma -tjus will be an important
City apartment Sunday night meeting end w# ere honored to
The victim, who was Raboed tt m Oklahoma." Don Ham
and reatan. was identified as An-: d(M1 pr##Kleni of Oklahanva
(kew Dillard A suspect was pick- y^g Democrats said
•d up for q ieWinning. Hamilton said the Young Demo-
Neighbors told pobce s man and nati'/nal convention will be
woman were in the apartment at Las Vegas. Nev next No-
with the slain man. Officers found vtmb#r
the Dody when they were called to
investigate the trouble”
CAMBRIDGE England <L'PU-
Tom Blodgett a 24-ve,r-old Amer-
ican track star a' Cambridge ' di-
versity said over the weekend h* -
wa* quitting the sport because he'
doesn ♦ feel he is good enough He
made the statement shortly
he "on four events—Ahree of 1
them new Cambridge lecoris
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Soviet scientists have re-
ported producing small artificial
glacier, In desert areas to in-
crease water suppbts during dry
months
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