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ONE GRANDFATHER LEARN-
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they seem. His 13-year-old grand-
son went on a vacation trip with
him. The boy was saying, "You
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Dragnet
Call it. Some 2,000 acres of land
100 miles from New Delhi have
been set aside for the cows.
Maybe, Tex, if you get a bit
homesick for a good cow town and
a bit tired of those modern places
like Dallas and Houston you better
come out here.
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is the fact that the disruptive forces are somewhat
beyond the control of government policy makers.
The single most explosive issue in American-
British relations at the moment is recognition of Red
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sed was what one should do about
a date if one had been eating
onions. Several solutions were of-
fered, but this one from Judy, 6,
seemed the best: “Why not make
this arrangement; when he needs
air you stop brething temporarily
and when you need air, signal
him to stop breathing for the mo-
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comes in the United Nations this fall Britain will vote
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. MR. AND MRS TOM E. NOEL,
daughter Tommye, and Mrs. Noel's
mother, Mrs. Nina Crowther, are
in Galveston for two weeks, “right
pear the beach facing the Gulf
breezes."
Noel was quite interested in the
Finch story and sent copies of
the paper to the Frank Finch fam-
ily in Memphis, Texas. Frank and
Orville Finch of Dalhart,’ are
brothers, and T. E says they both
have large ranches, and are pub-
lic-spirited citizens— and friends of
his.
» Allied, bargaining position at Geneva and that Britain’s
along created weakness. British leaders
WE LIKE A SIGN WE SAW
on a restaurant door: OUR CATS
DON’T LIKE DOGS.
One sweet woman said, “The
only reason you do not like dogs
is that you never owned one. If
"Stop tolling Junior how naughty he is ... he doesn't need
any encouragement!"
here to speak on the court house
lawn tonight.
Eugene Revier returned to Tu-
lane University in Nw Orleans
after a visit here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Revier, east
of Denton.
have expanded the Indochina war since they
t American officials were trying hard to find
ion. Anglo-American talks on
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Welcome Travelrs
□lone Lucas Show
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MATILDA RACE,
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LINCOLN PARK
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mats are meeting in London today to consider means
of granting sovereignty to West Germany without
2 wrecking the EDC, a proposed international military or- *
. <■ ganization for Western Europe’s defense. The French
government will not be represented at the talks but will
• be kept informed, it was announced.
sidizing of the highway transportation industry at the
expense of the puhlic, is a coat which should not be
- charged to the taxpayers."
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The anti-Communist grand alliance of the Western
Powers is beginning to pull apart at the scams.
If this process continues in a series of quarrels
among the United States, Britain and France, some
new international power relationships may spring up-
-t Germany assuming the far more important role
in Europe and with Britain more strongly and openly
backing up India’s neutralist line in Asia.
American diplomats are worried about the whole
situation, which they see playing into the hands of
Soviet Russia’and Communist China. Of most concern
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POLSON, MONTANA, FLATHEAD COURIER:
"In socialistic and commuuistic countries the repre-
sentatives of government pull the strings and the pup-
pets jump in a mechanical way that does not lend the
enchantment of freedom to the work of the citizens."
FOUR •
LOVINGTON, NM, LEADER: “If we would re-
main free and enjoy rising living standards, it is time
2 1 for all of us to realize the necessity of encouraging the
saver and stimulating to greater efforts the few con-
structive men and women among us who have the ca-
2 parity endlessly to improve living standards for all of
us."
Experts on human fertility say
U.S. couples must average 2.1
children if they are to replace
themselves in the population.
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3:00 4 Mary Carter's Cook Book
6 Movie Marquee
8 Duchess Playhouse
3:30 4 Portia Faces Lite
to pose this question: “What is
a policeman with sore feet?" They
did not have much time to spare, -
so he explained quickly, “Corn on
the cop."
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China. Prime Minister Churchill and President Eisen-
- hower, in the recent Washington discussions, found
themselves unable to develop a joint plan for handling
this problem, which has since become even more thorny
because of French negotiations for peace in Indochina.
Churchill and Eisenhower, authoritative inform-
ants say, figured the French would recognize Red
China and this would enormously increase Communist
* pressure for a Chinese Communist seat in the United
Nations. Churchill told Eisenhower he would try to
avert a showdown for this year but inevitably the issue
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7:30 4 Big Town
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8 00 4 Perfect Crime
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8:18 4 Political Speech
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have taken the position with strong support from con-
gressional leaders—that they will fight Chinese Com-
munist membership to the bitter end.
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To be announced
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This Is Your Lif
Annie Oakley
I Married Joan
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ble negatives. He also said, Un 4:00 a Kiddie Karnival 11:20 5
huh," when he meant yes; and 4:15 4 Martha McDonald e Kitchen 1125 4
"P0BeANhSpPA"faoudat Me •30;
would teach a lessonsin. Englisb • ga5aw200cu
on the return trip without being 5:15 8 John Daly ana the News
out any money. He showed the 5:30 4 Douglas Edwards and the 12:30 5 Nawa
tsar? l 0 quarters andssaid, • ss’—«Mr. Sweeney 12:30 : Party
* John. I am putting these in 5:35 5 Kiddie Hit parade
my right trousers pocket. They 8:48 4 tvs Top Tunes
ere yours, if yqu don’t lose themi 3 News Caravan
but every time you make e care- 5.55 5 rvenng News
less error in Speech I will trans- 6:00 4 Arthur Godfrey and His
fer a quarter to my left pocket 5 Cownds IThria
After t. J days it was found that 8 Evening Edition
John still had seven quarters—just 6:10 a Weathercast
going to prove that he knew bet- 8:158 wenhnit Hall of Fame
ter all the time. 6:30 5 western Theatre
8 My Little Margie
7:00 4 Strike It Rich
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7:25 4 Local Weather
7:3t 4 Morning Show
7:88 4 Local News
8:00 4 Garry Moore 8bow
8 Ding Dong School
8 Maggie and Her Frienda
8:80 4 Arthur Godfrey
6 A Time to Live
8 Cowboy Classics
8:48 8 Three Bteps to Heaven
9:00 6 Home.
8 The Money Man
9:25 8 Morning Devotionais
9;30 4 Strike It Rich
8 The Money Man
8 Dinah Shore
5:38 5 Kiddie Hit Parade
8:48 4 Bummer Holiday
8 Today
6:25 4 Agricultural News
8:30 4 Morning Show
6:55 4 Local News
8 Captured
9:00 4 hest Goal
8 Justice
0:15 4 Mueic Hall Varieties
9:30 4 Your TV Theatre
5 Calvalcade of America
8 counterpoint
10:00 4 The World Today
•6 The Texas News
8 Final Edition
10:18 4 Let’s Talk about the
Weather
6 Weather Telefacta
8 Mystery Playhouse
10:28 4 Sports Tonight
8 News Pina}
10 30 4 Nighttime Movie
8 Sports with aherman
10 -SB 8 Snowtims
10:48 8 Channel 8 Theatre
'/•i • 0D Denton
di tonal Doings
5 Pirst Love
8 Quest Book
1 45 5 Concerning Miss Marlowe
1 55 8 Charm School
2:00 4 Brighter Day
ft What’s Cooking
8 Hawkins Falls
2:15 4 The Secret Storm
6 Bride and Groom
2:30 4 On Your Account
1:00 4 The Big Payoff
8 One Man'a Family
8 Showtime Matinee
1:15 5 Golden Windows
Hal Boyle Says:—
Good Jobs Go Begging
In Denton
FIVE YEARS AGO
City was set for gigantic clean
up drive Friday; polio threat was
citizens’ target of the drive.
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Other issues straining allied unity:
1. French-Red talks—The United States is giving
* the cold shoulder to French negotiations with the Com-
munists on an Indochina peace. Officials here believe
Premier Mendes-France will probably make a deal
amounting to a thinly disguised surrender. They want
. no part of it. Yet they recognize that whatever its
• terms, an Indochina settlement will form the basis for
I new efforts to build an anti-Communist alliance to save
: the rest of Southeast Asia.
2. British reluctance on United Front—Bitter-
* ness persists over Britain’s unwillingness to get an anti-
communist alliance in Southeast Asia under way at
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Still, the roundupaisomoving LIFE’S LIKE THAT
along. All of 250 animals were
rounied up in the first five nights
of the drive.-------------— •
The cow catchers work at night
so they won't be hog-tied by the
bazaar crowds. Besides, they are
afraid some orthodox Hindus will
start a rumpus, charging they’re
rustling sacred animals.
All the cows they catch are sent
to a city corral. The Indians call
it a “cattle pound”—like our dog
pounds. They keep them there a
week waiting for owners to claim
them and pay a small fine.
The owners who show up are
having a hard time making identi-
fications because they don’t be
lieve in hurting a sacred cow with
a branding iron.
Cows not claimed by their own-
ers are sent to a home on the
range — “Gosadan," the Indians
8 Cowboy Thrills
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8:10 8 Weathercast 4
8 18 8 Baseball Hall of Fame
6:28 ft Weather
6:30 4 Four Star Playhouse
; By E. A HEADLEE
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DB. D. EMOBY HAWK, 5205
Brookview Drive, Dallas has been
in the hospital for several weeks,
but has now been returned to his
home. Ha is able to write let-
ters; he wrote us on his 84th
birthday, and it was a mighty good
letter.
Dr. Hawk was pastor of First
Methodist Church 17 years ago.
He preached for 58-years-in more
than 400 churches—and served as
district superintendent 12 years.
We once referred to him as "God’s
man", and there are thousands of
people who have known him who
will agree with us in that designa-
tion.
: Eosnz.zuzo-aDintom.counte: Mrs.MatBeTFarHsEetuAed trom
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Eeo" de t TE-EHON--2551 a guest of her sister and hus-
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Phan°t” eometin —h Isue Mrs. L. Ad Wylie and daughter s To Be Announced
Ivertialng orders are aeoeptod on who have been visiting Mr. and 10:11 * Love.of Life..
M" Don Wilson of Pilot Point, »*« HeurhntoF“tmorrow
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Spencer Tracey was featured in 10:48 4 Qutding .Hght
"ThegShowor" at the Dream- 1 Mraicatehcem,
land Theatre. 8 June Beneii Snow
By HAL BOYLE A newspaper ad like that would
sound like the answer to a college
NEW YORK W - "Wanted: graduate's prayer. *
Bright, responsible young men for But jobs with these advantages
indoor jobs in pleasant surround- are practically going begging to-
ings. Starting salaries $100 >135 day in the nation’s four-billion-
weekly. Promotion possibilities un- dollar-a-year drug industry. It is
limited,” faeed with a growing shortage of
trained pharmacists.
Le P “Enrollment in the country's 75
Kino CJUSlGT pharmacy colleges has dropped 35
"3 v —3-3- per cent," said Carl Willingham,
" . A _ , secretary-treasurer of the Naticnal
Rreeee AAlVim Assn, of Chain Drugstores. “They
•I vvUw f VUIVH graduated 5,000 pharmacists five
years ago, only 4,000 last year.
I. I I.. This falling enrollment has led
III UCanca the American Assn, of Colleges of
- Pharmacy to issue 150,000 booklets
to high school career advisers cit-
By FRED ZU SY ing the opportunities- in the corner
KAMPALA, Ugandan - druztrhited State. h.. some 10,-
happens when a king is kicked off 000 registered “pharmacists—1 out
his throne? Here in Uganda, in the of 10 is a woman—of whom about
heart of tropical Africa, it has 90,000 are employed in the na-
spelled trouble. tion’s 55,000 drug stores. The rest
Unrest simmers under the sur- work in hospitals, government bu-
face since the ouster last Nov. 30 leaus, research projects or for
of Kabaka (King) Mutesa II in Bu- manufacturing firms.
ganda, most imporoant of Uganda’s But a steadily increasing popula-
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HE'S SKORT ON PRA/SE AND
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opportunity for intervnti
the matter are scheduled
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8. French-German rift—New strains in relations
3 between France and Germany are beginning to appear
* over long French delays in approval of West German
sovereignty and rearmament through ratification of a
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B0SSMANS PRAISE iS
. ABSOTIVELY LYRICAL
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STANFORD, KY., INTERIOR JOURNAL: “Why
I does an Editor use the word ‘we' in writing an editorial ?
• The following explanation was published in the Wil-
liamstown Advocate over 100 years ago. A country Edi-
tor—is one who reads newspapers, selects miscellany,
- writes articles on all subjects, sells advertising and sub-
: scriptions, sets type, reads proof, folds papers, and
sometimes carries them ... As he performs the work
of so many different persons, he may justly . . . say
"we' on all occasions and in all places !”
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A girl was born to Mr. and 10:00 4 The World Today
Mrs. J. C. Edwards of Lewisville 1 phe,Tpxq.News
Thursday at the Denton Hospital 10:15 4 Lets Talk About The
and Clinic. , Weather
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fultz and 5 Wenther Telefaeta
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and they will be at the Broad 10:30 ♦ Nightttime Movie
moor for the next ten days 20:40 5 Mot wArqunerman
TIN YEARS AGO
Congressman Ed Gossett was
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Thus far the British official who have spurred a need for more, not
run this colonial protectorate have fewer pharmacists And the de-
kept developments in hand. A new mand is for better trained men.,
state of emergency was declared it is estimated that more than half
May 31 to enable stronger police the drugs used most often in pre-
action against a crime wave and scriptions today were unknown be-
to stop strong-arm efforts by na- fore the second work! war.
tives to back up a boycott of West- A generation ago druggists
ern goods, worked an average of 60 hours a
Sir Keith Hancock, a British con- week. That has been cut to 48
stitutional expert named by thee hours in most areas, to 40 in a
Colonial Office, has come here to number of large cities.
see what can be done. He may "In most states a young man can
remain until September. become a registered pharmacist
The British government and Sir after four years of college study
Andrew Cohen, Uganda’s governor, and a year of internship in a drug
say the Kabaka will not return. rtore, said Willingham, and he
Cohen kicked him out because he doesn t have to pound the pave-
demanded independence. ment looking for work.
" The Kabaka, as a result, has be- "The jobs are there waiting. And
......... . come a martyr, even though he there are plenty of openings at the
_ enjoyed only lukewarm support top. There is a big need for drug-
It’s New Delhi Roundup Time Sf E Sr".
pledged its unanimous loyalty to any other field.
By EUGENE LEVIN The cows are sacred in this coun- but no one can say they are not him. The Lukiko meets regularly owners of pharmacies make
Aw, nII , n, try, and it‘s a good thing for some, trying. but the Kabaka’s throne, at the more.money.on the average than
NEW DELHI, India “ Dear otherwise they'd starve. Religious These cattle catchers—some call head of the chamber, is vacant, either dentists or lawyers.
Tex: . . . . women put out corn or grain, them cowboys, but they act more The throne is on a dais covered He cited the case of George B.
ayer nun a dog vou will be , n undup.time. out her e.1n Food merchants are afraid to like dog catchers-are going out with a score of lion and leopard Burrus, assoda fountain clerk who
* v about ’em from then on ” New Delhi, and they re giving the chase the cows away if they start every night trying to catch the skins. The 30 royal drums are studied pharmacy in his spare
crazy abqut em-from Xk out Indian cows a bit of a rough time, eating their grain stocks. strays. - stilled too. time, now is president of the Peo-
Eetnsytwtate nott going to buy Thimgs aren't exactly the way But it's • nuisance. New Delhi A couple of good rodeo tricks Uganda - known as the pearl of Pes-Drugstoe Chai n, which, has
the first one We much prefer you know them back home, though, is a regular "cow town." The an- would help. They could also use a Africa because of its rich soil — ^ .... res and does an annual 51
thefirst The cows you see 111 over the imans crow the. tret and block little lasso savvy and some good traces to hints made last year that million dollar volume,
ehudrenr ______ place are not big and healthy like traffic cow ponies. But they’re doing their the Colonial Office had in mind
TFArwr, wru Texas longhorns. Some of them „. .. . best with what they have. ' the idea of an East African federa-
DR.HAROLD FARMER MIGHT look like skeletons covered with Shop owners, no matter how re- 0 nr A, m.n tion, comprising Uganda, Kenya Honoet infill
use this idea. One school cafeteria skin ligious, are getting tired of having It takes a dozen or more men > Tananvika Native’ leadere nUilESl LAIL
Fs usually littered up with used ,kin . g . .. their stocks eaten up. to catch a cow here. They use ’^ Tan^nyika. Native leaders
napkins and empty milk cartons qHds-prettyothard to fndethem So, partner, a few days ago the lathis “ long stocks carried by with toeir ideas of an eventual M- OMAHA (AP) - Police learned
until the athletic director thought tndmer.npts. the eT.toeeto city fathers decided to do some- police.in place of billy clubs . to rican state. They were afraid more that Robert Viele is « conscien-
vp a solution. He placed wire bas- themoam what thhe cy Everv thing about it. They ordered a prod the cows into trucks or tern- White settlers would come to Ugan- tious man. He wanted to go fish-
keto at each end of the counter ” Ping UP wtarth " nu5er roundup of stray cattle and brought porary pens. It s a hard job for da. Now there are fewer than 7,000 ing and he wanted to dig worm.
With a miniature basketball back- eveningthespwners 4und UP themr in 10 extra cattle catchers. the Indians because they revere whites among more than five mil- near a grain elevator. But he did-
board complete with ring, back- C0WS and mik themthen “J J em No n is sure Lo7 .. ... the cows and don't want to handle lion blacks. They were especially n't want to trespass.
board, and netting. Painted on the 1q08e. to sleep in the middle of Mo one «• «we how weU they them too roughly, fearful of the whit set tier7 from He went to the office door and
backboard was, CAN YOU HIT 1 succeed in ridding the city 0 cows, A stampede by a single cow is Mau Mau threatened Kenya, across tried to rouse someone. His efforts
THIS? Jt worked! . enough to set a dozen of Delhi’s the border. . set off the burglar alarm.
cowboys running.
European Defense Community. France’s demonstrated
J weakness in Indochina is clearly weakening France’s
• power position in Europe.
American and British desires to go ahead with
German independence and rearmament, if necessary
without French approval of EDC, indicates a shifting of
2 policy to reliance on German power instead of French
power in Western Europe. It has not happened yet, but
Z a trend is now discernible. British and American diplo-
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