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lied to the kola nut, and the go-
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well adapted to nut cracking
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nivocnten militarv action if all else fails, will promote
penen anr understanding?
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jam would have stopped her if she
had not avoided bis outflung hand
with a quick smile.
By this time tomorrow, the tele-
phone at the Dean's house would
be jangling steadily. There would
be notes thumb tacked to the Et
Mu bulletin board informing 1
that Jack had called—and Da-
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, without warning. While
months and months. And, strange-
ly, all the laughing young navi-
gators she had seen off to Their
advanced training had become
mere blurred reflections of Joel.
Yes, one boy had made a “last-
ing impression" on her. However,
she might deny it to Herbert now.
"I 11 have to hurry," she apol-
ogized, rising. ."Just time left to
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romances. b ’
No, indeed, no more romances'
And as for kisses—
Arms swept around her, from
behind, without warning. Hayd.
reckless arms which plucked per
out of the crowd and turned bor
around and lifted her high. While
Cans was still gasping in surprise,
the tall man bent his head and bis
mouth found Ler own.
The pressure of that contact was
hard and swift and triumphant.
“Now I’ve really been welcomed
back to Um campus!"
Cam stared upgat him, dizzily.
-It—it can't be—. ’
“You remember me, don’t you?
Joel Conroy?"
Remember him? Oh, Real
Whether she'd wanted to or not.
Cam had remembered him.
"W-what on earth are you doing
in Cartersville ?"
He grinned down at her foy-
ously. tHome is the soldier. hqme
from the fox holes! I'm going to
college again, Cammiel On my
Uncle Sam!"
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sound aystern for locating
ditched planes or life rafts la
the open sea as tar as 1040
miles from shore by und-rwater
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E.«- to all of them was goin to be the
cu- same, in this new year just be-
lasting impression?
Laurent Solomon Juneau,
founder of Milwaukee, had IS
children whose descendants are
widely scattered On July 6,
1887, a bronze statue of him was
unveiled in Juneau Park, over-
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change for dinner, and you know , Sam and buaoy Hut her answer
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cause of the difficulty of deciding '
which Koreans should be consult - 1
ed:
"This is the rock upon which ।
everything has split so far," Dulles I
said "in the elections in Northern !
, Korea (the Sowviet Occupation ’
1 tones, 99 per cent of the people
- voted the 'right wav.‘‘Some of us ;
may have doubts about the char- 1
acter of such an election."
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n‘ demnnmatie nohtitv hv an emiesarv nf Marehnll Tito
hr mivht live in te hje new honor hv mnkine n littia more
mense, fen hr wistifv his nresent inexnlicnhle vosition on
vor nod nenne-meneern? f‘nn heinrove his ver?' «erinus
chnwes against Mr. Forrestal, Mr. Harriman and Mr. Lo-
vett*
I hn nen’t tbAKn le ernve dnnoer thpt hoth the "Hemo- ।
erntie lender of the t Tniter States" nnd his Yowoslavian
ess ngortmav we’nd un lnnking in the evos of the Amer-
inn nonHip as well as of the foreign visitors, like n cou- !
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ties I committee, argued back that
bringing Koreans before UN would
delay Korean independence at !
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Cam had heard her father dis-
i ursine it, once, with another
member of the tacvlty. Too bad
about that young Conroy, he'd
said. No money of h s own to con-
tinue. and no more scholarship aid
available for the semester. A
promising lad. too.
That much, much younger Cam
had cried herself to t.leep the night
she had learned that Joel Conroy's
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Thw eluster of pven stars
known as the Pleiades, ta some-
times called "the hen and chick-
rine's first meal in residence "
"Maurine?" It sounded like the
first question in a class quiz, the
demanding way that Herbert said
it.
"My young cousin. Maurine
Blai:. Her father's Senator Blair
My mother was his sister." She
was moving as she spoke “She's
entering with this year's fresh-
men. and on account of the family
ties she'll be living at our house
instead of in one of the dorms."
“Wait!" Herbert commanded,
behind her. "About my date—”
“It wouldn’t do any good to give
you one. Herbert. You’d just want
to kiss me the minute we were
alone. And I'd have to refuse you."
Sha could hear him still sput-
tering where she had left him.
as she eeled deftly through the
throng clotting the aisle.
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Some Pacific coast gophers
are 6%2 inches long, with tells
nearly 3 inches long, and cheek
pouches large and resembling
the thumb of a glove, hanging
down by the aide of the liead.
When emptying its pouch the
gopher alts on its hams like a
marmot or squirrel, and squeezes
the sacks against its breast with
chin and forepaws.
• • •
North Carolina to the latest
state tn the Union to make
women eligible to serve on
jurtes.
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day at Carter were over To her,
he had been more than- "promis-
ing." .
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Weil —to be quite accurate, no
I man but one. He had been a fresh-
j man at Carter the year, before
I she'd been ready to enter college,
। back in those threshold dalys when
rhe still h d been more the Dean's
-pretty kid daughter than a campus
dersonality in ter own right He
yhd been a farm boy. tall md
Yard- musc led, with blue eyes the
leep color of spring violets and a
8 p. m. and 7 a. m.
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< strong ice of the season. at Miller's
| Gromyko complained that it has Pond. They'd sipped a soda-two
I "become - fashinable not to take ’trews, one glass—at the Kandy
1 ■ - . .. .1 Kitchen. They'd held hands, awk-
wardly. behind the rented potted
palms at President Balfour's an-
nual Thanksgiving Day reception.
Nothing more than that.
Yet later, when he was gone,
her world had seemed empty for
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Birds that ean talk are. be-
aides parrots, the cockAtoo,
cockatiel. lory, parrakeet, tur- .
quoisine. love bird, kea, lorikeet,
macaw, conure, arazon and
electus.
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What’s With the ‘Democratic’ Leader
A new honor hns been conferred upon Henry A. Wal-
lure. In a speech before the UN Geheral Assembly, Vladi”
mir Popovic, the Yugoslav ambassador to Russia, gave
him the title of '‘democratic leader of the United States." |
The Yugoslav diplomat then proceeded to read—in
Russian, quite appropriately- -tome of Mr Wallace’s edi-
torials in the New Republic which denounced the Truman
doctrine of aid to Greece and Turkey, nd which “aid our
interference wan making us hated more and more by till
the world'll masses.
From these excerpt h, Mr Popovic drew the comrorti
ing conclusion that the American people "indict the policy
of the United States which In directed against - the.
United Nations, and which IIreatens pence all ovei the
world.” - . I
Mr. Popovic’s sDeech was made on the day that for
mer Secretary of State Byrnes 'new book, "Speuking
Franklv," was pubJished. And i! was delivered a few
hours before t he "npredict able Mr. Wallace, in a Balti- t
more interview, endorsed the 10-point plan for world
peace which the Byrnes volume contains
We don't know what Mi Popovic In thinking now
For Mr. Bvrnes’ plan Includes Jwo M long last resort rec-
ommendations: If Russia should boycott the world con-
ference to draft a German peace treaty which Mr. Byrnes
proposes, then the other participants would go on. with-
out Russia. And, once n treatv was signed and the Soviets
refused to evacuate eastern Ormanv, the U. S. and such
allies as could be mustered would attempt to drive them
out. P , •
This program, Mr. Wallace told reporters, would re
suit in "deace and mnderstandinv with Busshi " Yet. lie
thought the milder, patience -nnd firmness Russian policy
of Mr. Byrnes nt last vetr’s I'ails Peace Conference was
a “war-mongering poliev."
Later, before a Baltimore audience, Mr. Wullace said
that Defense Scretary Forrestal, Commerce Secretary
Harriman and Acting Secretary of State Lovett are "a
holding company for Wall Street bankers" and that he
would try to "get them out of Washington before they
get us into war" 1 '
All this leaves us wondering what effect it W III have
nn some of the distinguished foreign visitors who heard
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NANCY IS SO LAZY •••<■
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tarkrt u "impracticable" n kus.
MM. mve to call elected repre-
seniative of the Korran people
befre U.e L’nited Nations lor con
sultation befere the future of Ko-
tea h suttled.
Amerienn Delegate John Foster
' Dulles said nil prevlous Soviet-
American negotiations had collaps-
ed over the problem who really
. represented the Korean people. Hi
I proposed that this question be
pansed on to the proponed United
huhiishb Afternoon Dalle Except Saturday and
10B Bouth Angiin Btreet Cleburne, Texas Ph
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HERBERT teaned forward an-
-swering the wordn but not the
' unspoken thought. "All very well
for trannjen t» my dear But Im
permanent here, and in line for a
fulissprofessorship. I love you.
Camellia I can offer you a secure
home, the sort of atmosphere
you ve grownup—"
"Herbert, please! I've been try-
ing to tell you I'm not worth lov-
ing 1-1 guess maybe they just left
whatever it taken for a big, bang-
up love afTair out of my make-up."
The professor snorted. "A girl
with your cane history—"
“Oh. yes. I've been stirred up
to a fine troth, time after time, by
moonlight and wartime partings
; But after a few weeks. Herbert,
| there’s always been somebody else
i It's never lasted “
| "You mean to say no man's ever
least one year, particularly be- i
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Mr.Popovie‘e sneech, and who may be n little yague on 31 Covered
AmcHcnn thought and nolitics: ) (4 with.
Do thev think that the American neonle would choose 28 Plant insect
n "democratic lender” who belleves thnt an almost con ; 20-Call forth
Entered aa necond dans mall matter at th* vost ofFce at Cleburne Ee
Texas under the Act of Congrens. March 3 1879 E
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j By mall in state: One year $6,50; 6 mom ha $35: » montha$2.00.. E
By mall out o ntare: On, yeur 39.00. 6 months 55 00; 3 montha 32 7 m
By canter in city: 80c per month, 1 year $8.40 m
By mall in Johnson ani adjacent counties. One year 34 79. 6 montheIE
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