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MRS HARRY A MATTHEWS out at
Clinton adds to the Our Times list of
ways you can tell if you are getting
older.
“What worries me," she says, "is
when I write down something in my
ERNIE HOBERECHT out at Waton-
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CLO ANN DAVIS out in Midwest
City reports her 5-year-old niece,
Teresa Grega, was telling her the oth-
er day how upsetting her 18-month-
old brother, John Michael, can be (It
seems he’s learned that all he needs
to get her aroused is to grab her fa-
vorite doll and run).
Mrs. Davis says she told Teresa
that perhaps they should pack up
John and his clothes and have a ga-
rage sale. Her niece thought that
might be fine.
"How much do you think we could
get for them?" Mrs. Davis asked.
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DEAR DR SOLO-
MON: I don’t like to
write to ask simple ques-
tions, but I’d like to
know what an emulsifier
is. I tried looking it up in
the dictionary, but I
can’t make heads or
tails out of what it says.
Can you tell me what it
is and what it is used
for? — Lisa, Newark,
Del.
DEAR LISA: EmulsI
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special group of seasonal styles
from regular stock
not all sizes in all styles
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in any event, the Chandler celebra-
tion is scheduled Sunday afternoon.
Nov. 14. The Cyclone band will play
1907 music in the town square from 2
p.m. until 4 pm., just at it did at
statehood.
Visitors also may participate in a
“statehood stroll,” a walking tour
conducted continuously from 1:30
p.m. to 3:30 p.m., viewing buildings
and churches built in territorial days.
One of the houses was the home of
famed Deputy U.S. Marshal Bill Tilgh-
man.
At the same time, there will be a
continuous showing of silent movies
made by Benny Kent, one-time Chan
dler filmmaker. Antique autos and
quilts will be on display in the town
square And at 3:30 p m the Lincoln
County On-Stage theater group will
perform the musical "Mame.”
I hope everyone who shows up has
fun — and doggone it, if I can. I’m
going to join ’em!
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cial information from the court.
The information, including Navy and FBI intelli-
gence reports then in government possession, flatly
contradicted the government's claim at the time
that “military necessity" required the curfews and
evacuation orders imposed on Japanese-Americans.
That claim formed the core of the rulings.
The defendants seek an unprecedented Supreme
Court admission of error in the cases that would nul-
lify their convictions for violations of restrictions
and serve as a powerful symbol of apology by the
court at a time of revived interest in the Japanese-
American community about the internment.
• The decisions in Yasui vs. U.S., Hirabayashi vs.
U.S. and Korematsu vs. U S. are cited as a low point
in the court's history, comparable to the pre-Civil
War Dred Scott ruling justifying slavery, because
the court uncritically allowed the government to
take action based solely on the victims' race.
The wartime internment in desolate barbed-wire
camps is widely regarded now as a gross injustice,
the product of hysteria and racism following the
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cardiovascular function- rots, and tough meats have uncovered three
ing. But the value of ex- can be chopped, ground- Nationalist Chinese spy
ercise extends beyond grated, steamed or rings in Fukien Prov-
the 20 minutes or so that stewed. This would make ince, the newspaper Peo-
you actually spend jog- them easier to chew pie's Daily says.
ging.                      while at the same time The article'followed a
Recent research has preserving all of their report in the Shanghai
shown that exercise not nutritional value,
only burns calories
while you are engaged in
the activity, it also re-
sults in an increased
metabolic rate for up to
15 hours after you stop.
In addition, exercise
cuts down on the amount
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carry and suppresses
appetite.
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press last week that a The People s Daily Lin Qianmin who passed
Taiwan agent had said eight members of on "secret documents
sought out “weak- one Nationalist ring had and information about
willed" Communist Par- been arrested in Fukien. the party, government
ty officials in Shanghai the province that faces and army” to Taiwan,
to recruit them for the  the Nationalist-held is- • The paper gave no de
Nationalists. The report land of Taiwan. The pa- tails of the other two
did not say how success- per said the chief spy rings that were uncov-
ful the agent had been. was a fisherman named ered. . ____
* By Neil Selemen
• DEAR DR. SOLOMON: preparation to keep oil
I started jogging a few   and water from seprat-
memo book — and then I can’t read  weeks ago in order to   ing. Oil and water genet-
It."                                    lose weight, and I was   ally do not mix, and
Hoo Boy* tknow what she means    really congratulating  without emulsifiers,
myself for sticking It   bread would quickly go
out. The more I hated it,   stale and cake would not
JUNIOR ADKINS out at Carnegie  the more I felt I was   be light and fluffv.
, has dropped me a note saying that be doing myself good. Then DEAR DR. SOLOMON
could not find me at the State Fair of I read that if I jogged for   How can I get my father
Oklahoma this year (he couldn't be-  an hour, I would only   to eat better? He is 87
cause I was off on vacation).          lose about 700 calories,   years old and just
“I asked a man (at the OPUBCO  Since I'm good for about   doesn't seem to want to
building) if you were deceased." Ad   20 minutes before I feel   bother with foods that
kins says, “and it embarrassed him.”  I’m going to collapse,   require any chewing.
/, prMly embarraskod him. Dr _______________ Can you offer any help’
Mr. Adkin. because he knows me •_____yMrst —
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say. I'm still among the liiing. all                      I DEAR MRS. E: Many
right, but tome days I don't show it m,ne rm jyoe older people have diffi-
much.                             11 mean 230 X £ culty with chewing, and
WKatb"the big dedi  the logical first step is
PERRY WHITE, in the newsroom,   about exercise if that's  toshave.y ourfather
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He says the name of a hike being DEAR BANDY: First chewing remains a prob-
planned in Oklahoma City s Martin   of all, exercise would be )em, there are some sim-
Park Nature Center is "Things that   beneficial even if it did pie steps you can take to '
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1V serverances of Oklahoma’s Dia-
mond Jubilee celebration, Ithink, will
be over in Chandler this month.
A fellow can't say that time has
stood still In Chandler through the 75
years since statehood, for It hasn't
Yet, Chandler has about the same
- population it had when Oklahoma was
admitted to the Union as a state.
Many buildings erected In territorial
days still stand. And the same opti-
mistic spirit seems to exist.
And even the Chandler Cyclone
band (which got Its name from a tor-
nado that practically blew the town
- away in 1897) has been revived. It’s
an all-male band, composed of busi-
nessmen, under the direction of Jack
Garrett. Women have been excluded
from participating in the replica
band to make sure it remains histori-
cally authentic.
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