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Panama City News-Herald, Sunday, Nov. 15, 1953 WDLP590 On lour Radio Dial

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By FRANK KENNEI . culated to sustain the British Army Xews-Herald Washington in Belgium for 40 days. With this vast depot in German hands, the Correspondent Imminent, discoveries in the retreat on Dunkirk was the only branch of scientific research, way out for the British. When Conknown as "powder metalurgy", gress gets back to town, I want to whose details are too complex for know, for one, from the big shots Member Audit Member of tte this reporter to comprehend, .give over at the Pentagon, just how the Bureau Circulations Associated Press strong promise of new uses for the deployment of our troops in Europe BY ALLEN MORRIS metal titanium and its- oxides which now differs from the fix the British Associated Press la entitled excluslTely to the us* for ^publication 01 ail HTS orinted In this newspaper currently are being produced on a found themselves in when their TALLAHASSEE A "now-orcommercial basis near Jacksonville rear base was cut to pieces. never" feeling seems to prevail SUBSCRIPTION BATES by the dePont and National Lead Presumably a lot of plain Ameriin the camps of practically all the Canter Companies. Herald News Herald men who expect to run if a Democans would like to know the same News, Herald News and Sunday and Sunday Da- Only Da. Only cratic primary for Governor is held This information, more or less thing. Their curiosity is apt to be bad Sen day $20.80 518.20 $15.60 $13.00 531.20 classified, is traceable to compe- satisfied, too, when Congress gets 1040 8.10 7-20 6.50 next spring. 15.80 tent engineering and scientific back to Washington. The CommitTaking them in alphabetical or5.20 4.55 3-flO 3.25 7.80 Mosth* sources. It is being disclosed guard- tees to which Congressmen Sikes 1.75 1-S2 1-SO 1-10 der, friends of State Senator L-eRoy a.ei itoath .40 -SS 30 edly that titanium, with one of the and Lantaff reported, the House Collins of Tallahassee believe his Copy. DaHc. Sunday News-HeraldlOc highest melting points of all metals, Appropriations and Government political fortunes are at high tide M*n. must be fused with some other Operations Committees, respectiveand that they well could begin to Payable is. metal to produce an alloy which ly, doubtless will delve into the News-Herald ebb if he steps aside this time in News and Herald will be essential to the manufacture multiplicity of the Congressmen's d Sunday Sunday and Sundaj Sun. Only favor of John McCarty, brother of fcb.20 the late Governor Dan McCarty. ^25.00 *15.60 12.00 of some of the super - jet war- charges of waste, extravagance aos 650 300 (Collins privately took himself out 13*0 planes now on the drafting boards | and inefficiency, of which the bus7.00 S. 1.75 of the race several weeks ago, then of the Air Force and of the several jiness about American bases, un1.75 2.20 1.89 Moat!) reopened the decision. 1 industries allied to their develop- i protected by American armed Keprwented la me general advertising Held by Join H. Perry Associate*. :28 Those who insist that Collins' ment and construction. "Titanium troops surely will rate a substantial East sett Street.. New York. N Y Branch ollices In principal cities. best opportunity could come next unquestionably is the metal of the portion of their attention. Ocia-uas eipressea Dy writers oJ syndicated articles published In tie New- spring point out that the memory future," said one able engineer who HARD-BOILED BUDGET BURare L2e:x own t^d do not necessarily represent oplnloni entertained by of his 1953 sweep of legislative honis known to be working, on the Florida ors - the Cracker Politics Award fringe at least, of the hard corps of EAU Members of thewho are congressional delegation scientists who almost daily are de- slated to meet with the Chief of uoctj 5k.09crit>ers wio lail to receive their News-Herald should telephone SD 5-858i as the most valuable legislator and De:nre S a m 03 Sundays. The complaint service office Is closed alter this hoi>. the St. Petersburg Times Award veloping near miraculous metal al- Army Engineers, Major General as the best Senator -still is fresh loys and plastics. A hint of the Samuel B. Sturgis and his aides, in the public mind. They note also power and force of the jet war- | at St. Petersburg over the weekend, that his services to the public planes yet to come may be found in i concerning the further development schools, both before and since his the circumstance that these skillful of the The meaical scientists tell us that since 1933 there has successful fight for the Minimum scientists now' are working on a ! control Central - South Florida flood be been a truly alarming increase in deaths from lung cancer. Foundation Program in 1947, would formula for material to build new locking project, perchance may the the stable door after begin to be forgotten if stayed out runways which have a higher melt- horse is stolen. The disease is killing four times as many men and twice as of the Legislature a session under ing point than concreteso intense rr.ar.y \vomen as it did 20 years ago. present circumstances and then ran will be the heat on the runways The Army Engineers, it has been known here for weeks, .readily They are trying to track down the villians responsible for Governor in 1956. at the takeoff of the new jets. of State Comptroller would recommend larger approprifor this, and believe they have found at least some of them. C.Backers argue with equal fervor The Florida titanium deposits ations for the undertaking "if they M. Gay now, being worked in the congresAT recent scientific gatherings in this country, some of the that Gay's chances next year would under orders from sional districts of Congressmen were not already and from the Budnewlv learned facts and some of the shrewder guesses have be better than at any time in the the White House Bennett and Herlong by the Na- get Bureau to pare their estimates past and better than if he decided been brought into sharp focus. tional Lead Company, north, of the on waterways funds to the bone. to wait until 1956. Many persons T/ie Washington Merry-Go-Round Right now. city air pollution and smoking are high on urged Gay to run in 1952 and he is St. Johns River, and by the duPont (! The 1953 - 54 budget is well on the Company near Camp Blanding, and way to competion now at least I ho ius :cct list. Indeed, the case against pollution seems well receiving the same suggestion from a smaller working near Melbourne, its basic numerous sources now. It's; doubton ihe way to being proved. do not represent, according to the lated by outlines have been formuful, however, if all Gay's potential and during Studies abroad disclosed that the air over English cities support would be patient for a third | best geologists, the whole potential [the six or the Bureau, intervening seven weeks ' titanium deposits in Florida Ex- ! before Congress reconvenes there contained a cancer-producing chemical formed by the in- time if his decision on 1954 should plorations are continuing and new i will be little opportunity for anycomplete combustion of coal. It was found to be present in be negative. promising deposits confidently are with two more greatest amounts in winter months, when fuel consumption of Moreover, to run, Gay hasyears how the Republican National Com- Foundation doesn't permit any po- expected to be found. The greatest ;body to alter these basic outlines By DREW PEARSON his term conWASHINGTON Farmers are mittee tried to pressure New Jer- litical activity." producing area of titanium in this 'to any appreciable degree. is hiehesi. siderably more prestige than he in for more anguish when they sey's popular ex-Congressman Clif- In desperation, the Republican hemisphere is in Canada at Bay i There is some presumptive eviOne investigation actually showed that the number of might have as retiring Comptroll- study carefully Secretary of Agri- ford Case into campaigning for National Committee went over jdence at hand, too, that the EisenSt. Paul on the er. What he says and does now lung cancer deaths in English towns increased in proportion news on its own merits, where is culture Benson's new farm acre- the GOP ticket in the recent New Case's .head to Paul Hoffman, a where AmericanSt. Lawrence River, Ihower Administration is approachmining companies it stanch Republican, one of the pil- are underwriting the venture. The , ing the whole question of ffood conto the number of chimneys per acre.. Another indicated might not be if he were merely age controls. They are more rigid Jersey elections. than anything ever dreamed of by Case, the most popular Republi- lars of the Ford Foundation. But [Canadian titanium oxide ore as- trol from a direction which runs heavy incidence of the disease near a coke-producing plant, another candidate for Governor. the Democrats. Hoffman shook his head. can vote-getter New ti- contrary to the policies of-the preAssuming Acting Governor Charless frequent appearance as distance from the plant in- ley E. Johns is declared eligible What Benson has decreed is that originally hopedinto be Jersey, had "Cliff Case is an honorable' says about 35 per cent pure ore vious Democratic Administration, the Repubtanium, whereas the Florida creased. to run, he, too, would have many if farmers violate their acreage lican candidate for governor. How- man," he declared. "If he feels it assays as high as 58 per cent, jit seems to be the desire of the White House to place The amount of pollution over modern industrial cities advantages next year which would agreements on one crop, they lose ever, he was stymied by the GOP would be unethical for him to cam- according to the engineers. Cana- jisponsibility on states, greater regroups of be diminished by 1956. Under pres- price supports on all other crops. Old Guard in favor of wealthy, paign for Troast, that's all there is dian reduction methods are cheapis astonishing. The New York City health department re- ent conditions, Johns would have This means that if a farmer conservative Paul Troast. Case, to it. There's nothing I feel I can er, however, so the cost of com- states, and their divers political ports that every month 176 tons of solid matter fall on each the advantage of an argument that plants more corn acreage than al- meanwhile, resigned from Con- do about the matter." jmercial production runs about even subdivisions for the construction of square mile of he city. Half a ton of that is tarry material has worked successfully in the past lowed, he automatically loses his gress and took an important post Case remained aloof throughout when all factors are taken into flood control projects. This policy already is in the open clearly in - the theory that a man who gets crop supports on basic crops. with the Ford Foundation. the campaign. The Republicans account. The mining processes are the matter of developing hydrowhich contains the menacing chemicals. In the past, a farmer who grew part of a term for any office by entirely different, too the Florida Shortly his Exhaust fumes from gasoline and diesel engines are accident deserves a full term and more than his allotment of one campaign,after Troast launched be- lost. method, as explained for the lay electric power: the Eisenhower AdRepublican bigwigs Bead Polish Heroes ministration repeatedly has assertcrop was still eligible for price came uneasy. The Democrats were also blamed, especially when they are inefficient and when a chance to prove what he can do. European newsmen recently mind fay the engineers, resembles a supports on other crops. they are running in heavily congested city traffic. The guilty As Acting Governor, Johns also Benson order, however, Under the showing i n c r e a s i n g strength. missed the story of a dramatic, giant cream separator in reverse. ed that local interests and private a penalty The scientists and the engineers tilities should be permitted, chemicals in this instance are certain hydrocarbons. One would -be in position to make head- will be imposed against all of the Troast appeared to be slipping. So crew of a Polish jet bomber. lines headlines which would be will not name the day when titan- j wherever possible, to develop such s e v e r a l leading Republicans The bomber struck out across ium will come into its own as the j power plants, thus relieving the scientist said that when painted on the skin of mice they pro- certain to publicize his campaign violating farmer's basic crops. Prediction: Look out for more phoned Case, asked him to lend the Baltic Sea for the Danish is- metal of the future there are, a [Federal Government of the cost of for election to the office. duce cancers in 50 per cent of the animals. a hand in the campaign. land of Bornholm. with a squad- lot of bugs yet to be removed iso doing. It now is being hinted, In Johns' case, it is too early Benson blasts on Capitol Hill. The scientists are much more sceptical about the role to tell yet what the' final public "I'm sorry," he replied. "Can't ron of Communist MIGs after it in present excessive costs of'produc- I according to insiders, that his pol, New Jersey Defeat of smoking in lung cancer deaths. At least .five independent r.eaction will be to the feud that .Inside story can now be told oi do it. My contract with the Ford hot pursuit. Just as the Poles were tion, the best metal or metals to icy of local responsibility and selfa few miles from Bornholm and complete the titanium alloy, and help will be extended to the flood studies shows a strong association between cigaret smoking broke into the open the other day freedom, "the pursuing MIGs shot other like obstacles stand in heir control .program with a view of between him and some key apand this type of cancer, especially among chain-smokers who pointees of the late Governor Mcthem down in flames. Incidentally, way. They do not 'doubt, however, scaling down federal contributions have had the habit 35 years or more.. But the link is far Carty. However, it may be sigit was an IL28 light jet bomber. that the ultimate solution will be and shifting more of the cost of such improvements to the sections which we have never been able to found. from conclusive, and researchers have not yet discovered nificant that Johns apparently had By WALTER LIPPMANN and localities which would benefit no difficulty in obtaining equally inspect at close range. what specific substance in tobacco might be the source of prominent men to replace the oustby their construction. Another group of Polish fighter SIKES JOLTS CONGRESS Provisional Germany trouble. Many people who do not smoke still get lung cancer. ed members of the Turnpike Aupilots were piloting a mass escape Recent revelations by Congress- If this policy does show up in the In any event, the role of air pollution is sufficiently -veil thority and the Racing CommisBONN. constitutional order at home, the in several MIGs but were caught men Sikes and Lantaff that the waterways budget to be presented sion. Some critics of Johns had anJanuary, it established so that city officials, sanitary engineers and other ticipated that removal of the Mc- Now that the doors have been social democrats differ from Ad- before they could get in the air. American combat divisions facing to Congress nextfewer federal will dolclosed to German unification and enauer on tactics and specific As a result, the Russians now the Iron Curtain are dependent for take the form of authorities ought to move in on the problem without delay. Carty appointees would prove so withdrawal of the foreign armies, measures rather than on purposes won't let a Polish pilot take off their sustained fire power upon jlars for flood ontrol, not more of Said one scientist in New York recently: "We are creat- unpopular that Johns would have the relations between Bonn and the and principles. They are a consti- with more than fifteen minutes' rearward bases in France and them. In such event the Florida to be content supply of gasoline. ing a marked cancer hazard in the air over our big cities by placements. with second-flight re- other Western governments will tutional opposition. Italy, undefended by American delegation can pat itself on the if its certainly become very close. But . There is no evidence now of imJunkets and Elections armed troops and threatened po- backBudget memberstocan persuade dumping all manner of fumes and gases into the atmosphere." It may or may not prove forfcu- the relation can never be a simple the Bureau stick to the portant popular discontent with th by Communist underHandsome Republican Governor To impose the necessary controls upon the countless nate for John McCarty that his 1 one. For although the Federal Re- regime. The Communists are neg- John Lodge of Connecticut, brother tentially military units of brigade same formula of proportionate ground operations which produce city air pollution may not be easy. friends have insisted on pushing public is already a great European ligible and the neo-Nazis, who of U. N. Ambassador Cabot Lodge, strength, have shocked many of spending, federal, state and loca, man to power, the partition, the dismemlaid out when Congress But the price of failure, told in shocking medical statistics, him forward as the logical his late i faerment, and the continuing occu- would be the leaders of German gat Secretary Dulles to pat him on their colleagues on Capitol Hill. which was the Florida project sevcarry out the program of disaffection, are for the time be- the baCk the other day in order to Some of these Congressmen, approved is pretty obvious to all. brother. This has had the effect pation put it in an abnormal posi- ing fairly quiescent and without a get him off the hook with home- without regard to party affiliations, is the court of last resort; should of gaining a great deal of support tion. Even though the maintenance large mass following. state voters . . . Lodge has been seemed to have whipped up more the Budget Bureau insist on cutof his almost certain candidacy of things as they are is for the Those who have reason to know criticized for flitting around the alarm than the two Florida Con- backs of federal money, Senators time being the policy of all con- agree that the internal situation is country too much instead of stay- gressmen who made their disclos- Holland and Smathers and Connext spring. At the same time, it has had the ! cerned, it is impossible to imagine not likely to change as long as the ing home and working as gover- ures following their recent return gressmen Rogers. Herlong and LanBREAKFAST TABLE BATTLE effect of diminishing his not incon- that the partition of Germany can i industrial boom continues. While nor . . . His latest junket was as from a European 'tour of inspec- taff may be able to repeat their accomplishment of last year perst lorever. ^he boom lasts, the mass of the siderable stature in his own right. last forever. WALL STREET JOURNALIt is certainly true, as our Where many friends of the Mc- For this reason the current re- [ peopie a re preoccupied with re- head of the American delegations tion. A few of them drew on the suading Congress to grant more to attend inauguration ceremonies early history of World War H for money for the flood control item Mr. McWethy entusiastically reports from Battle Creek, that Carty family had argued prior to lations between West Germany storixig their private lives, which in Panama and Costa Rica, where a plausible comparison. Here is one than the Budget Bureau originally death that John and Western Europe, and the vari- were shattered by Nazism and the Connecticut governor did a observation: the cereal sellers are super-salesmen. We are ready to sur- the Governor's very strong candi- ous projects and arrangements, the war. would make a good job, but nevertheless his ab- "If Russia moved to overrun recommended. render the point without argument. date in 1960 or 1964, he now may are in their way essence provisionsence wasn't appreciated back Western Europe, The -lower shell of our pantry is stacked with half-full be forced to run now or chance i al and tentative. They cannot be It is, I believe, fair to say that home ... To quiet the criticism. nist undergroundand the Commumilitary units i taken for granted as if they were the post war Germany that the cardboard cartons. They contain bits of corn flakes, wheat the risk of political oblivion. Lodge arranged to have Dulles tell e Brailey Odham of course, has tthe permanent structure of Eu-. West admires and trusts is still his news conference that Lodge's rose to destroy the supplies at our rec uire flakes, rice flakes, snapping nixies, crackling cornies, and alreadv qualified as a candidate.. ! rPe- The>" rearward bases, it would be the Q How much do state sales l constant lilce a fairly thin cnist over a flu. popping puffiesmostly in the large economy size. His followers can be expected to i vigilance, effort, persistent toler- i& mass The i eaders and policy trip to Panama and Costa Rica makings of another Dunkirk for taxes now cost each citizen? was really not a free junket but the American troops at the front. ance and A An average of S20 to S35 a understanding, and much jmakers inside and outsicle the gov- an important government mission As a reward for having bought and stored all this we work even harder for victory this , Just remember World War H. Hit- year, according to a nation-wide what is minority of have a houseful of atomic rings, secret codes, triple bubble spring than in 1952. They certainly ingenuity to make out ofthat will ernment. are an elite Nazism and . . . The Statement didn't seem to ler's tank columns blitzed through tax survey. proisional something men who witbstood are aware m do much good, however, for shortgum, 3-D comics, voodoo paper, cut-out spacemen, a real American that while many mende- be good and durable. yet survived it. They now have the ly thereafter the voters in Connec- the French armies at Sedan in May politics have been Q What is the correct title treasure man that contains the secret of buried pirate gold, feated for a given office once and authority and the prestige of gov- ticut's two most important cities. 1940 and captured Amiens, where A casual to for the Chief been successful in a tiny-tots cardboard TV console, X-ray binoculars, not to try few have ever a subsequent |i Germany canAmerican visitor ac- ernment. But they . do not have Hartford and New Haven, threw were concentrated all the supplies, prems Court? Justice of the Suarms, ammunition, food, medical survived two mention a whole litter of the likenesses of the lone star space consecutive setbacks for the same Q u n e a false only too easily The them unconditionaily a prostrate out their Republican administra- supplies, and all the other impedi- A Chief Justice of the United complacency. They have revived tions. menta of warfare for the British States. ranger and Hopping-Along Video. post. German material recovery since country and they have made powHeadlines and Footnotes the war is brilliant. The results, erful friends abroad for what was army in Belgium supplies calTucked away in the phone book, stuck behind the coffee This does not mean that all the as seen reSoviet Premier canister or tacked on the shopping list board we also have a men listed above will be candi- mains of against the hideous pro- an outlawed country. But it would pulled a Deputy when he Mikoyan ery told TV star Ed Sullivan that Q What part did the Victoria the bombing, are a boner boasted Bridge play in Canadian history? wealth of valuable coupons that enable us to buy more of all dates. It does mean that all of digy of organization and of tech- be superficial to I suppose, and no that Russian workers can now af- a prominent anti-Communist or- A Its completion across the serious German have spoken to them are under heavy pressure nological genius and of hard unthis, and so become eligible for more delightful loot, at a from key does suppose, that they have ac- ford to drink champagne. Unfor- ganization has actually been infil- St. Lawrence in 1860 made it posto do so and , remitting work. the tunately for Mikoyan, Pravda trated by the Communists. sible for a railroad to enter the discount price. Breakfast cereal is about the only thing we that all are being told their chances ipeopie as the fol-The mood of en- j ign visitor e Senator Morse's Neighbor United States from Canada. habitual following which the army came out at the same time with know of that we can get for ourselves wholesale. will never be any better. counters it is very cheerful and an admission that cattle and milk When Senator Wayne Morse of One of the few major possible friendly. The ardor and sincerity enjoyed for some two centuries. And we have only one plaint about the whole matter. Q Can fish hear? Down under the curst of what production had fallen below the Oregon studied at the University contenders who can afford to wait is Will some of the busy brains of Battle Creek figure out is Representative Robert L. Floyd | of Adenauer's foreign policygov- one might call the European and 1913 level under the Czar. This of Wisconsin, one of his classmates A Yes. beyond all question, and his democratic elite, there are still the has led Europeans to paraphrase was Owen Scott, now executive 3. way to make an eight year old eat? of Miami. While Floyd still may , ernrnent is one of most oherQ Does Canada have aiiy COB efficientx in the Western ^ - ^ wC *,. cadres of the _ Officer Corps of Marie Antoinette's "Let them eat editor of the U. S. News and World old decide to run. most of his friends ent ana cake" to "Let them drink cham- Report. Today they are neighbors trol over the Great Lakes? N&z] pany virtually aU the believe he will be as strong in DELINQUENCY STUDIES _. , , . men from trartv-five to fifty years pagne" . . . Lothair Teetor, who is in Washington. Aside from that. A Canada shares transporta1956 as he is now, and perhaps The new parliament contains no , Q{ aee who .^ nQW becorne the assistant secretary in charge of they don't have too much in com- tion and fishing rights with the stronger. y or irreconcilable^-1 ]ead ^ rs Qf GermanV; started or Commerce Department domestic mon at least where politics is United States on four of the Great PENSACOLA NEWSThe problem of juvenile delin- Passage of a S300.000 bond issue affairs got a letter from a New concerned. Senator Morse bolted Lakes Superior, Huron, Erie and quency is receiving more and more attention on all levels last Tuesday for a hospital in ro ad York woman which read: "I se< the Republican party to support Ontario. . : his . and out of these studies and discussions should come some Bfker county brought Senr.tor Edregime. J.hose from twenty-five by the newspapers that you' have Adlai Stevenson, while Scott, who win G. Fraser of Macclcnny to the l Out_ of the Legislature for a time. | . __^ concrete measures for control and correction. Q Who became king of Engvicarious end of a long personal Frascr decided^he best could push j to thirty-f-.ve years of age were been put in charge of domestic af- works for conservative columnist 'the hospital campaign forward by educated and indoctrinated under fairs. My picture is enclosed David Lawrence, is a strong de- land aftor the Battle of Hastings? The latest on the state level is being held Thursday and crusade. Please try to get me a husband" Friday at Silver Springs under the sponsorship of the Flori- The crusade started in 1945 when ' iromg back to the Senate and get-!tHitler. They are now supporting . . . Champion walkers of the Pres- votee of the Eisenhower adminis- A William the Conqueror. tration. Eraser's son. Gary, then four years ' tinp" through an enabling act" to : h c n(nv order and a-re taking their da Patrol Com?rns?ion. It wi]] bring together circuit and old. was struck down by an auto-1 permit the bond issue election. He direction from the new elite who ident's official family are White Despite this, the two manage to !! county judges, state attorneys, sheriffs, ministers, publishers mobile. Both his legs were crush-1 clid so twice, and the voters twice jriu nfull BlH u"ho is convinced, who House aide Sherman Adams, an get together in the evening for an s ed. Since there is no hospital m j approved. It had carried four to ' i n >" converted, who is conform- ex-mountain climber, and Com- occasional visit. The other day, and psychatnsts for a two-day workshop or thorough exBaker county, there fir&t but and who merely acquiesces, merce Secretary Sinclair Weeks Editor Scott dropped in at the ploration of their experiences, problems and recommenda- ing 30 mile dash for was an agoniz- one at theinvalidvote lack the elec- ino? one can say. No serious Ger- who prefers hiking along ]evei Morse home looking glum. child and par- tion was for of a 50 i take frequent constitions. "What's the matter?" asked the per cent participation by those on j m a n believes that what is going ground Both aII ents to Jacksonville. U "When I began to go into the the voter rolls. Fraser then got the i well enough in this time of boom K^ f?f y * the way to or senator from Oregon. Congressional committees also are studying the problem from the office . . . A new group of soon after the shock "I I were' purged of and here in Pensaco3& a great deal of ground work has been situation, too found that therecounty rolls the second inactive electors, and sobe counted on in time of war Democrats spearheaded the clean- Scott.just sold my cattle, " replied ' of adentirely many Baker and vote resulted in could sweeP victory fa New Jers done by the Youth Service League. ' "How much did you get for babies being- born in automobiles j the Senator's triumph. The hospi- versity. Archibald. Alexander former As them?" The statement that the delinquency is with the parents while fathers were rushing their tal money will come from Baker's It is this condition of things which sistant Secretary of the "Seven cents.*1 mothers to hospital in the passing, and rather than the children has become trite though true. It is ville or Lakea City," recallsJackson- share of race track taxes.of Acting accounts for almost desperate the "How much did you pay for Fraser. Fraser, a close friend overtone of intoo late to change the parents now. Perhaps something can "Furthermore, I found that the lack Governor Johns for, two decades, sistence, with which Adenauer and them?" r C e ' n f SNEA be done to prevent delinquent parenthood among the com- of a hospital was hurting Baker has been paying his oWSi expenses his intimate collaborators plead for ton and George Brurmer mayor "About twenty cents." At the rate films and movie county in its efforts to get new v/Mle working here to help Johns the European Army and for Euro- rt "You don't mean to say," gibed n e ng generations. Meanwhile, counsel and advice must be industry and thus give better balperformers are coming on to overcome the mass of administra- j pean integration They believe that act opposite of Mayor Frank CI- Morse, "that your friend Eisentfforded those facing the immediate problem. television. Arch N e a r b r l t e , .,, the ance to our economy. The first ,~ detail ._* goes along with -~! t his is the only'way in which the hower would do that to you?" tive ,,*., that thinks sponsors will soon have thing prospective manufacturers office of Governor. Fraser is a per- German nation can be kept surely f AI Gordon Per- Mrs. Scott quickly interrupted. to start a home-delivery pop"You boys had better talk about asked was what kind of hospitals sonable young nurseryman whose within a democratic order if hard sons of Alabama, elected with vigThe first brick building at Harvard University was orous labor support, has now something else," she said. corn service, and he's trying to and sister Aline been pri>rected for Indiana students, but they did not make suffi- found schools we had. When they vate secretary .long hasTreasurer J. 'j times return, figure a way of handling the' turned vigorously against labor. . . we had no hospital at all, to State (Copyright, 1953, (Copyright, 1953, cient use of it, so it was converted into a printing shoo. local business.' they simply were not interested." Edwin Larson. By the Bell Syndicate, Inc.) 'New York Herald Tribune, Inc.) Ex-Attorney General Jim McGranP*feiiari*d rrery Sunday morning by B? county Publishers. Inc. Application fter Soeond Cits* entry pending. Joan H. Perry. Chairman of the Board, 18S1-18M JOHN H. PERSY Jr. President OS8U B Keller Publisher Tom Veverka.

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