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WHEELER Tex rUPI)—There
are more lfthanded people In the
uorld than there should be1
claims school 3110 KW WileY'
Wiley Is convinced the world !
would be a better place It every'
one used his right hand to eat !
write and prrform most feats So
for the past Id years he has
: waged a personal w a r against
lefthandedness '
His Claim that there are :more
lefthanders than there should he!
14 based ott 'Id at ist les that showed
3 twr cent of the population M
klifiltrkled a generation ago while
- -tom -Ls now 20 pet cent -
among first graders
"I regard this b!I froiit page
news In a right handed worl
Wiley t!id
"Handedness is acquit41 and it
tan be (1164M without harmful-
effects far into life" Wiley claim-
ed - Sometimes kit handers become
anti-tatcial because' most devices
---- from ran openers to Tip cords nre
designed for righthanders
saiL Vey Is surveying Inmates
of Texas reformatoriesrto deter !
mine if there Is a relationship be-
t' een- lefthandedness arid crime '
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man and vice-president or 1 b-e have lows similar to federal leg- similar grove
i k 1 - Islation for the control of drug Mrs Belts said the Stillwatev
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7 4 ' 7 '-' - state board of directors of the
e Oklehoma Arthritis Atm Rheum-
' advertising arid labeling In oth- chapter of the Arthritis and Rheu- 1
i (LTD-There 1 f 11' ''''''' ers protective legislation may be matisrn Foundation Is Considered
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0(r : A tism Foundation said today a new found among the provisions of by the United Fund Agency She
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4 phase Is being stressed in the edu- other t
more lefthanded people In the
s - types of statutes which may said arthritics are the most ex-
be used egainst the quack ploited group in the country and
f usirld than t h e r e hould b
se1 -
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T 'e-- 1 Along with the Arthritis and the victims are being cheated of
claims school siiiit- I1W Wilt''' I - - -
111' 'i oT 4 -i 41 thritie suffers concerning artlui
Rh er
i 4 eumatism Foundation seval more than C50 000 year
000 each y -
I Wiley is convinced the world --- --
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- T---- tie quackery in the nation today other private agencies are dull by promoters who promise
i would be a better place If every' - 4
one used his right hand to eat 1 -
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Working through ts ch
iapters in cated to the protection of the con cures for the disease or who
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elite and prrform most feats So -
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ng w ith government ogen- the American Iktedical Associa- and devices
1 for the past le years he has ± i ' :' r 1 1
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vk aged a personid w a r against '
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-4 leftliandedness ' 0- - ot ' 1 claim that has three major giNds Mrs Belts r'''"-"'""--""1"""1"1""--"--"---"-""""1 -
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3 per cent of the population mai - the dangers of arthritis quickeryt - - - - -' t4' - - ''''L'---i 4 '
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lefiliarki ed a gvnet ation tigo tale -- ------ --- -------4 r 4-- -4' t - -- - ------1-a'?-1 to direct orthritis victims to prop
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"Italidednes is acquited and it i 1: !- e - i - and devices off the nuirket
t-L-LamL j l'hree federal firtilCit'S a r e ' ' ' - -1 I ' -
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I effects Lir into life" Wiley claim- drugs and devices The he t ' ri I
A GO GO GO KART-Video'fl Alfred Hitchcock will do anything Drug Administration e n I o r c a s '- f' ' -
fr ed
for a publicity stunt as shown here Ile reeently cramtned bws against mkslabeling of a pee Republican For
) - Sometimes lefthanders become ' ' - '
his well-rounded form into this regularaltAd GoKart on a duct mid any misleading litera ' '
anti-social because most devices ' -
California track Ile Isn't a CoKart fan there Just tlappf nt:(1 turn which may accompany it 1 I T - t '
3 - - - -- ---- from can openers to tip cords are ' - --- ---- --- --- ----- -- --- - -
i to be a otographer present Mrs Beltz said She said the Fed- t - - -
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I " ' sill Wiley is surveyin designed for rightleinders he g Inmates MAILMEN-Dispatching the mail to 290000 nonresident students ' ' eral Trade Commission enforces
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laws against false and misleading
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of Texas reformatories1o' deter- of Volt Benning's U S Army Infiintry School Is the job of PECs ' - -advertising The Post Office De- i '4 -1 i -- ' '' -- 111- : - -- It
mine if thore is a relationship be Robert G Ascher left of Chicago III and William L Fite ' CLASSIFIED AD 2-5 1
OGO partment protects the consumer - --- ' ' -----
II 1I een- leftliandedness arid crime' of Stillwater assigned to the depart of Non:Itesident Instruction 4160mosammosowatestaktooson
x an ails a-gainst the use of the mails iwth 1
12668 U: S PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS
What Role
111 LOUIS CASSELS
United Pres' Interaational
The Roman LCatholic Church'
niintns 125441 parochial schools
in the United States- Their coin
toned enrollment Is 5539750 stu-
dent S
What aid if anY should the
government extend to this vast
polite school system which IS
educating approximately o n s-
e ight h of the nation's children?
That question has long been the
subject of legal religious and po-
litical controversy It has lately
become an htsue in the prest
dential campaign
Many Catholic parents feel it is
tinfair for them to have to
pal two school systems — the
public schools through their taxes
tout the Catholic schools through
' their tuition payments and contri-
butions They say the Catholic
school system is saving the tax-
payeis about $2 billion a year
sAllich would otherwise have to be:
spent
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MAILMEN—Dispatching the mail to 290000 nonresident students
of Volt Bennnig's U S Army Infantry School Is the job of PFC's
Hobert G Ascher left of Chicago III and William L Fite
of Stillypier assigned to the depart of Nonjlesident Instruction
School Aid?
to educata an additional 55 i less of whether they attend pnlille
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:million chiliken in public schools
They argue that some public sup
port of parochial schools would
be merely a just compensation
for the service they an render
ing the nation
' 'Many - Protestants Jews and
others believe that any use of tax
funds to support religious schools
would breach the wall of church
state separation erected by the
Constitution They say Oahu tic'
parents -could send their children
- to public schook if they wished
and if they prefer to have them
educated in - church sponsered
014614 'they should -he prrpared
to po)i for
The
OW come beloie the
S Suprenie Court on several
occasions It has' roictl that Ili!
uonst it ot forbids direct tax
scpport for social-Ian inst it tit ions
flut it has 'upheld use of govrrn
: 111(911 fink to provide certaisk
: benefits for all children regard
or private schools
Under this "child benefit" doe-
trine parochial students in ell
states -now participate in thofed-
eral school lunch program
Adv For Sunday ANS Oct 30
Plagued Day And
flight with Bladder
Discomfort?
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lanoroa 01 inUI ut annoying bladder Int
batons — making you feel raatiasa trove
anti untoontortaida And It regattas niatita
adtb nnin backache brottacits or wino
CIIIKr &rhea anti puma glue to over-exertion
It ain or emotional upset are twItlimt to
your rniaery—don't wait—try Doan a
linan's IIII art tor tterdY tot
ficr I — Thar have a soothing effret ott
bladder jrritationa 'I— A fart Pain-relirv
bur action On 'mincing backache &cad
achra ninacular at two and Plittlq A
wondering' mid alUtOtie action thru the
kolnava tcroling to inert-not thr output of
the la Mike of kilory toloaa tio act tho
twine happy rrliti million' have anloyed
for over ail patios Nrw tante Clitottif
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A GO GO GO KART—Video's Alfred Hitchcock will do anything
for a publicity stunt as shown here lie retently crammed
his well-rounded form into this regularhimi Co-Kart on a
California track fie isn't a Co-Kart fan there just happfno
to be a Thotographer present
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Fight Planned
Mu Clarence Belli 1710 W
Sunset dr Paynecounty chair-
man r and vice-president of i be
state board of directors Of the
Oklohomis Arthritisand MetIma-
tism Foundation said today a new
phase is being stressed in the edu-
cational program to enlighten ar-
thritic suffers concerning artlui-
Us quackery in the nation today
Working through its chapters In
aU parts of the country and co-
operating with government agen-
cies organizations and individ-
uals the Foundation4 campaign
has three major goals Mrs Batt
said
They are to educate the firth
ritic and the general public about
the dangers of arthritis quackery
to direct arthritis victims to prop
the intent to defraud
Irs Belts said many states
have lows similar to federal leg-
islation for the control of drug
advertising and labeling In oth-
ers protective legislation may be
found among the provisions of
other types of statutes which may
be used against the quack
Along with the Arthritis and
Rheumatism Foundation several
other private agencies are dedi
eated to the protection of the con-
sumer Chief among them are
the American Medical Associa
er nwdical care and to support
efforts to keep - phony products
and devices off the market
Three federal firencies a r e
working to enforce legation
gainst misreprewsitation -
drugs and devices The Food and
Drug Administration enf or cos
laws against mislabeling of a pro-
duct and anymisleading litera-
turn which may accompany it
Mrs Ileltz said She said the Fed-
eral Trade COmmission enforces
laws against false and misleading
adveitsing The Post Office De-
partment protects the consumer
against the use of the mails iwth
e"-IP"q11r
T-1QTTOPIC L5 TIIF:
TODAY AT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED
SIMPSON PONTIAC
6TH AND WASHINGTON
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STILLWATER
on Frauds
Lion the National Better BUSilleS3
Bureau the Consumers Union and
irnihir groups
Mrs Belts said the Stillwatev
chapter of the Arthritis and Ithew
matism Foundation Is 'considered
by the United Fund Agency She
said arthritics are the most cit
pioited group in the country and
the victims are being cheated of
more than C50000000 each year
by promoters w ho promise
"cures" for the disease or who
peddle misrepresented remedies
and devices
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