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BIBLE THOUGHT
1 Cive thiinks to all theurnsinneet lot
this Is thin will ot God ha Mist Jesus foe
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I Let im prayers bite the mciem tacit-
i flees sorted morning aind evening Let our
'1 days begin and end with Cod
0 —William IL (looming
PAGE FOURTEEN
it's YOUR Turn to be Heard
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PUBLISHED IT STILLWATER PUBLISHING CO
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JAMES R BELLATTI SefTroas
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Important Visit Walling
IA110EVER the ntxt president of
TY the United States is to be he
obviously will need to confer prompt-
ly with French President Charles de
Gaulle on the future of NATO
De 'Gaulle's reluctant tollaborit-
tkm with NATO is no secret The im-
portant thing is that there hits been
no improvement in this situation
For u8 this is a real predicament
Our government has high regard for
de Gaulle's qualities of -leadership
is grateful for the stability ho
I Introduced into the long
1ub1ed French government
It understands his devotion to the
tense and the honor of Prance
Yet we feel that his insistence on
France's role In NATO—or
on making a larger role contingent
on hatiniL larger voice in its af-
fairts—goesbeyond the bounds of a
poLer judgment of the realities
France tOday is a vastly more pros-
'perous and stronger country econom-
ically than it wu only a few years
Rut by niodtrnvoil war measure
it is and Nvill likely continue to be a
second string power militarily
De Gaulle is unreasonable in ex-
foe his tountry at rerognition
in NATO beyond the weiFht France
Chn actually cast-
of more vital concern his preoc
EDSON IN WASHINGTON
Columbia River Agreement Is Milestone
By PETER E01004
VJASilINGTON — United States 'Canadian
V agreement Qfl joint tlevelopirwiit of the
Columbia 'liter bwin ever the next II years
as annotineed by President Fisenhower en
the same day the State liepartnient slapped its
enikargo On exports to Cuba
The cold tar against Castro tiw United
Nations hassle and the ekstion news got the
big play in the eastern portal tiw country But
in the northwest piipers headlined the new
Gil ginha River treaty for oshat is—one of
Ilw adminitration's most constructive achieve-
talents It is also another 'Milestone in Canada
Anwit lean peaceful cosiperatiest With the SI
Lawnettre "Great Lakes to the Sea" say
bon and power development in operation
tag Aversion ti waiter from Lake remains the
only outstanding divine along the tem mile
unarmed border
Ratification of the Cohnniin' ti elity by the
U S senate before the end of the Eisentiovuer
administration Jan 10 is expected without p '
Pore ig n Relation Committee -111airs—
men J William Pülliright sees no obstacle to
And it mill be speeded by the presence on the
- Irortign 'Relations Committee of three mine
-r Democratic senators from - the Northwest--
More of Oregon Mansfield of blontann and
Church of Idaho—all reported enthusiastic over
developraent of their MVO
The Columbia River is the greatest power
-777 gt-tcwa Noilt 11 itklat ari4
isiairly 210100 NUM" miles 40000 in Canada
This mates inlernAlional develepment almost
necessity
114 river rismi In the Coniidian Rockies of
British Columbia it s'inds through niountain
va11e7s for 470 miles before crossing the It S
loordesicn the northeast tern et of Washington
A hundred mars south hi big Grand Coulee
Dam 10 per cent of whose water flow comes
out of Curtails
Pelow Coulee are 10 more dams uith taer
-10 million kilowatts total power capacity:119
- THE DoaoR SAYS
- Give Doefürly-Lial-tiShilijles Aittitk
By HAROLD THOMAS HYMAN
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-
Herpes osier aft shingles is
a much underrated dmk-
tkritoot o4 affecuon It is nut
a akin disease but a skin mask
festatimitt a generalized virtu
Itiettion
The causative virus is sot
reliaed to the virta al the mew'
nom eoiti although the !title
may cause a blister Of similar
appearance Is develop so your
nostrils or upper lip ("cold
sore")
The virus of herpes smster k
elowly related to if not idea-
tins! with the virus of thicken-Pm's-In
chilik en the Irina causes
the familiar body eniption al
mot exclusively Rarely do
youngsters under the age el
years suffer from tooter
In the adult M rarely pro-
duces chickenpox usually mini-
testing itself is shingles Awl
adults suffering from shingles
have had recent contact with a
child suffering from chh kenpox
In the Wulf for :towns of
which we are ignorant the vir
US travels along nerve routes
For reasons at vadth q SJ
cupstion with France's world post-
tion appears to cloud his judgment ---
as to NATO's overall Importance in
the free world's deferolve scheme
NATO's armed force is admittedly
small But its value as a rigid un- P
yielding symbol of resistance to Com-
munist aggremion is tremendous
Were this not so Soviet Premier
Khrushchev would not spend as much
time as he does trying to undercut
and destroy the organization
So long am NATO exists even hi the
barest token form it iU lave some
of that value But obvIously the
greater strength it ham the more it
ye ill serve to deter Russia's aggres-
sive designs in Western Europe
No sensible Westerner wants to
littp de Gaulle from doing Flrance's
work What is necessary i!4 that we
persuade him that in doing it he does
not It130 do Khrushchev's work
Ti gain from de Gaulle a proper
unvudging NATO commitment will
Teltlirf all the firmness and diplo-
matic skill our next president ran
muster
Patience Required
rtON'T 10fit faith in the United Na--
tions because of its -growing
pains in the ad ice of Gen Carlos P
Itomulob– Philippine - ambasnador to
the U S to Americann The idea that '—
all men are created equal was writ- 4-iu
ten into the U S Constitution near-
ly 20 years ago reminds Romulo
but it is only now making limit felt
thr(witirhout the NA Orld
Homo Sap Said That—
'rim only dificrence bet ten
I "v ords" and " d
'mor" iti a twig- Vigilance Pays Off
ing "s" —A S llotit
lowest dint iti Bontiesille which giies its
'same to th e U S piocer41at keting agency
In New bead days thereswas agitation for a
Columbia Valley Authority like the Tennessee
Valley Authority to tkvelop all power
rail ion ion 11 I igat iota snit (haat control projects
l'rivate powev companies local interest soul
Congress blocked that But Ilw arlvantagesool
Columbia basin desclopirient as a 14 bolt have
beim Inescapable
They are now matte piissible by the propinewl
treaty with Canada which until vane hos nin
needed this development fa a billion -
program 'of whicb the U S oast oill be CS -
million tine new dAllrei wfl bt huili On the
Canadian Columbia A fourth will be built on
n i the tributary Kootenay River at 'Abby in north- -
sweat Montami It was authorised y Coolness
in 19f4 hut is not et appropriated for
These four dorm will provide I million It ill)
soot's of additional electric power to'llie U S
nd 7fi3 000 to Commie by 191 This is the
eipiisalent of aiwither Grand Coulee and Rome
nig-power
his basin to t3 mlfli4ln lw by 1970 anti 3S
million by i9115 After that say the engineers
the basin will have to firm up Its electrii al
power sillily by emir enerrymel by coal al
TVA has thew
But another advantage of the dams is thot
they will help carry out the Army Corr
rnginters plea for flood control In the Cohan-
Lis basin t'astaillates of another disostei -orb --
as hit The Ballet Ore in 1948 sill be eutled
This will motive a "river roaster" agent'y'r
Lich will be eft en II the LI S bad cans—
ttion governments to regulate flow and storage
at titer for tile entire system
Tins will put the t'olurrsina shout 75 piiv- mat
limier toot' ol It is miss oidy 110 per rent wider
control
" Tennessee River by contrast is wow
ibmi I per aril controlled to liestelit 'lie en
tire silky It k the seinstide wart develop
itattr I
also ignorniit it usually picks
one particular nerve for Its lit-
tle jaunt
If it happens to deride on 04
nerve that bombes tho tore- -
heat tapper lid and eye K mat
destroy vision If it settles' la
brain Cease proper it truly
causes type of encephalitis re-
sembling sleeping sickness
Fortonelety the virus regally
elects to travel along the nerves
that supply as arm or ono side
of the chest or abdomen but
before it arrives at Ms destina-
tion as shows by tho Ono Wit-
ter it gives you a few &Is of
feeling out et sorts sod perhaps
kverish And just briers the
blisters sppears you're apt to
suffer vlud you think are "neu-
ralgic't pains along the path of
the Involved aerve
None of otir twisty bstrodue
ed miracle products has the
deterrent effect ea this pesky
virus And there is no thug or
jection Or any other form of
therapy that coodstently Influ-
ences the disease Usually it
goes away by itself after s meek
or so diming which time your
doctor may have give you pow
eilid polo killers to silo's' SOU
relief
Again for re411101111 degl
knew the in juted serve say
continue to pain unmenifully
- tor week and months Exper'ial-
ly In shier persons Usualy
ben this hoppers the skin area
becomes brows and rive Meek
Applications to tho Ani of
course are vshielevr
' Repeated administrations of
increasing doses of habit-forme
ing drugs carry the threat of tat
tk-tam- Eves ekaitnertion qat tee
iavolved aeries with ht)ec
ti chemicals orrevering of thn
serve surgically Fury fail to
provide 'desired Mot
So don't waderesarnate the
power of the scoter virus Try
to protect yourself with twee
masks sad hand serobbingi if
you're eating kir a add with
chickenpos
Let your doctor see shot be
can do for You early In the at-
tack rather the L6 et' when his
beet efforts may rev futile
And if you're cal of the tin
fortunates whose volved aeve
is paining Ike 40 devils don't
rebel if your doctor surget611
IconAultation A a new stir-
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ittym th Tots Viet Id
A Itussiiin employe of the United Nations secretariat and a
trtf lance platiograplor have been snared by the VW I and
charged with espishisge Tito Steviet einhaissy Loy' the wrest
was "a provocative act What a laugh! Wel nen beer horn
the mager-ityroyar himself Nikita Illacashchevs who has ae
apoplectic fit when he hears the word "tcpy"
The recent arrests were not surprising Them haNe bee'
n104 others before A Usig list has been compiled of Soviet
employes of the UN she have owd the secTetarint as a two
kw espionage taiivities
Dieing the hut Kt years the US government has expelled
n Soviet officials for spying Diplomatic immunity la theta
ewes !oriented prosecution
Don't let anyone tell you that our iiitersuil larclerPy measures
one talc Fitim 190 to 1960 sonie comnumist spies were
caught by the routed and imprisoned T Julius
sod rthel Rosienlierg were executed'
This duet mit swat we can kiwi( our guard 00 Ow toots-tory—we
'num maintain around-the-dock vigilance The reasons
are obvious The &Met Union has maintained largo staff of -
allielaig in this cointry since Its first recognitiori In 1933 nem)
officials have hoe assigned to Soviet ad satellite 4Mahartaiek
consulates trod legations news nwhia1 the United Nations
and the Amtorg Trawling Corp It is hum these hIStalliitiaat that
the primary Intelligente aetivities aro &reeled against this
' country
F81 Director J Edgar Hoover estimates from 70 to IS
41 the Tweviet officials in the United States have some typo el
intelligence assarnent As et' May 1 1900 there weve 328 Soviet
officials stationed here 'They were accompanied by CZ depend
eels meaty et ehein are potential agents-Add to these mumblers
271 satellite officials and 4:15 depeadestw-all in this natio&
The satellites operate eansisteat ulth Soviet inniwests
Employee ot the UN ace rupees et the United States end
art atipp044yAtediroled emelt Otternstienall pears
That is not true of the communists They are carefully selected
'ova) et the Ireedia1oniinated conspiracy and are trained
Is trickery and demi and dedicated to oar Cause destruction
They exploit our freedoms 'Ind they prostitute the Vatted Nations
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By OSINILD JACOBY
Written tor NEA Service
The theme of today twat Is
iklineit the same iis yeatetday's
The differetwe i thA this tirt)e
East holds the ace and king of
clubs but even more important
East also tiolds -the jack of
hearts
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epode eontract and after taking
the ace and king East pia js the
deuced beAuts
South had no problem Moen
—you hokt a strtietall -yolrptBy -
it Once the king of hearts
" South make fist odd
Instead of four
East's loss heart ploy has
cost his side a h kit 'fats he
made a nothing play?
The amine is that be has
made a next - to nothing play
Without goo ito it a M41 F:444 --
suuld ham bona taking a valid
chance to heat the co:moot It
amid aot Iwo done him any
good againat a sitwiekm king
but k totobably snail hay
orkeal againat kis jack
or Norse we oaf how Sootitb
simply refused le play dum-
my's king when West underled
his see of hearts in yesterday's
hand but such leaning does
not strike I e — eve in
0 So They Say
The (listed Nations wrier hod
(inner testimony to Its offortive
nem than the entities Pew di-
rected at
- Undtratcritary Ralph
Bunch "'
The giver does not know to
whom to give
—Geo Wthtston B Palms r
thief et V S auk a y aid pro
ram on th e tiorestain future
of ad te revott end counter
revolt-torn Loos '
The power and strewth ed
West Germany is lantastk h0
ittinder the Soviets am jet
tery
—Evangelist Billy Graham
The west preming Froths
of the nest decade es to find a
substitute few the Meat et ear
as so Instrument: tit national
Polk For El snaoltind is be
mirk" a saw bwiis foe tbede-
macy most he evolved and
ekerwrice not had the way'
--t)liver D Enatith internettion-
al affairs writes-
They 'the Reptitheasib) have
been peddling (Tra-ash about
Ihernse !vex and hopwash lAbOtti
IkrnoeTais Whit they oweli la
a Food niutahmagi
—Sen Inkn B Jv NINA ID
SUAKE KlooPERS 1 MAHONEY INC
National Advertising Representatives
Offices is New York Cialeago Atlanta Dalai Oklahoma City
Lanni City So Francisco sod Los Angeles
The PlawPreso ell owe 'ips responsible ter the return sr
of useenctited onsouectiete er phetegraphe
AL 'QUARTERLY
GOP Seeks Dixie Foothold
ItAS11INGTON At — R the District' that wesit for do
publitans balm high hoPea et GOP 111152L
hobring their ow sad Prrtull tRinrweipie1 ecuck
estahlishieg 'memo an Southern Treanor own on Is Y
bructheadi in the Nue I elec- put-Airs have high hopes la
— not only la the reed- Pkking uP aN4
ekotitil croarest but II Geyer- "hit went DrInaerat lOtezt"
worship mid Bowe races tint tine a tierikit
Merry Ileytitwit former ta-
Desnocrats iia in Soother blurs nrmbers 11 waging a
tormajo ageing R1L
areas hare bees planed ea the Frank lc Botta (D) locum
64""ive becaule sPP"iti
bent Repriblierin Sea John re-
to Dernocratk Preci(holini urn il out et Ketaucky -"
t744eatholic""ireligKiu7 adnYd's becRamal ee
ause
election
well ahead in his bid for t
of the strongly liberal" tone el Democrats have no catoo
the DenuaTatie 'Platform which
sentiment in roarlY-Suiiihera fl fl Goa E g ths - '
- TIMIS counter to predominant worry for Ai bmain ast:usthhitecaArortzulaii:
I states Mississippi or Pah
Itepublicans are sho an
wing St
Many observers believe that Lc
Vito I'resitient Richmst Nixon 1“va
tan - -rtPPat -117"41-341 tliPi are -waging their First oft-
tower's feat carrY"g out campaign to win a beat la
'rot Southern stales High on
the Deep hetluy South
the list of GOP hives are Texas and ahoms
Rini Florida Texas North
ntineetoltotlatioms Ttt
to
eecv astniditeerionicareiediewelbath Rbeypolwiriecamver
l
are trying hard to in solam
A eoutinued increase in new ceevessionni Feats u a
riustrializahos — often a slim- (ti) sweep developed in Texas
riles to two Party politics fty one 0( oral Districts
plus it steady influx of milted plight go Republican COP can
Isartherneek are inertithing didides are waging the hanielt
"reigiedabailr' in the campaigns on record Timing
Routh Texas Democratic Congressirwr
Many Souther Democrats are of being too liberal District to
coricerned about Lbr Idanka watch: 2nd eth Ifith 17th and
of the Democratic Platform 22ml all held by Denlocrats and
particularly on chit riChts and leaning Democratic this year
taxation Somc Southern P"In'' but subject to strong GOP Kee-
trate have interpreted the Dem sure
ocrk 'Platform 'as a threat to ln Oklahoma Ilepublican tlyde
the oil depletion rillowarice im- wibetie former Agriculture De
portant in Texes and f1klahoma portment and mute House si4se
ite religious factor is of ex- is making a bid against Detre
treme Importance In lira when °erode
lierbert Hoover defeated Alfred sham who "-rm n a 'itte
E Smith eight Soithern stiltes teak tiht
wArat Republican and 13 Solith- etembeerit-a: tnie
ere 1)einocratic CAingremmen hope to pi-la 740-in-Deeneerm
w'Irs (kicaltall k intra party imiunds le i it
The South still luis the kmest the seat
Catholic Polutati°n Perceat"ge la Florida Republicans ere
of any area of the Nation (t oulkine u (414 io
pen(ent ) and the highest tsipu- vim ti south ceittrit se Lint
: lather of forwiamentalia litotes- by Rep pad G 11eril
tent faiths which epprise a Ito- Repubisenn John KIoela
iron 'Catholic in the bite 5 ohanee et pictorial air"1
Howie this District is which &pall-
- Ilir—Dollocrtos --too -voting koi ea the A-
biders working in Their favor in recent
however The ITA Supre in e —R—Wiublicans art "M Lierreenily fav
court deeilioa wrtkring deg- ered to hold oe to the eight
nwritett politic orihnoto and Pres southern bean
Went Eisenhower's 1956 action
itewfvvvi I tie luro 01 P r VI Republican stra generally low
court decision ortkr deleg- tared to hold oe to the eight
nitated publ ic ischstrils and Pres- souther beats
ittent Lisenhower's 1956 action toost tit virgintaTwo'in Tnne'‘ntwo
in ending tedegal Warps to en- opee and tme emit WI North Car-
tier degeVllatial in Liflk ohne Florida Texas and Okla-
Rock are tam remembered with 'smut t
bitterness in many &AMU n
--enema and blamed on the G0114 - -
The presence et ecenwnic811 tht C1 t e
depre ki ssed areas watts the r
advantage of DemtWratic can- too $ mak
Mates ahe Pledge large Kele C ‘4
federal aid '
biggest Republican sk
stock is the loyal et many W°41 tate Yea ecriSes ansi
southerners to the Democratic litatistes hypocritt s! for ye
41tdelf the hat"dtt4 11 k ri o
anise
tti the
stnalnkInt deuw:th:
flepublieln party stemming n
:
-- limo Reconstruction days And mercy and faith:
Nevertheless Republicalts (Matthew 3313 MN)
ore 'staging the most esserrtit PRAYER
--campaigns in recent kit-tory -- Heavenly Father- wo -thank
Stradhern Congressional Districts Tin gor "trusting to tot my
- stretthillg from Virginia te eternal truths In our toe
lahtierta sejcncehelpasto tictuakoto
7--l-Niiiiiiik—ilie
a -ToOP-14e6 Thy will kw our lives Grant
to hold on to its present two wt courage to hear my wit
IlKid tine ar tea sod tioTIow rhe this day to
mom Chid Pick v41 heyPel are the earns et elitist Awe
plimed on tile Westent Natritt
now Ittld by Rep W Pat Iro-
ning think the Itputtlicans
ist4t1 tor fore killorating the of
first Elstabower election mirt arkers -
le Nerth Caroline sestina
is rendre eery high against
kensiody and ageleit Ters7 Sao-
lord the Demers-stir guberater-
tit candideot who endorsed hea-
rs before the Democratic
Osewention For the first time
in the cealtury Repoli brims ere
given some chance of winning
the govermrstap Their climb-
dates R4)bei1 Gavin is waging
ea active campaign tiwoughout
the gate
North euralina Isere to go
straftly for Nixon the religious
' baler would probably be cru-
cial Some Demeciratic Congres-
sional seat partirtilarly in
Western North Carolina would
he in daises One possible
switch wsuld ba the ilth lust
soli by Rep Roy Taylor D la
meet special elm-ties The Re-
publican candidate Ileitis Roll-
magi is a Cecinas Jess bbo
migrated to the U S in ihe
late 1131s awl has made a hal
tone wilt shoe factiwies in iiev7
feral cesintries This tri owe of
JFACT
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next presidelt will be als ea-
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