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Show The Salt Late Tribune, Saturday, April 2, 1960 19 jsazammm IVIaiy McGrory s. v 1 ' No Sparring Kennedy Finds Holstein In Pretty Foul Moo-- d The only MILWAUKEE living creature who visibly resisted Sen. John Kennedy es he made his had nothing to presidency." For Russ hi Olympics with the Obviously in . . case, Wisconsin's al b operating. way through, day typical was a Holstein who shook her head violently and glared at him when he ventured to pat her. .tiary "It will be McGrory all right, said the senator with the assurance of inexperience, but his farmer-hos- t guided him iW a gentler beast. The senator, needing to make a television film-spohad dropped in at the farm of Willard B. Ram-stedwho owns 70 acres in Cleveland and who said he "guessed he would vote for his visitor from the East, - heifer, t, t, EXCEPT FOR the hostile Holstein,. Kennedy had a dream day in the last week of a presidential pri- mary. It began at 6 a.m. in Milwaukee and - ended 18 hours later in Sheboygan. -All along the way he was greeted by shrieking school children, doting old ladies and men. who obviously regarded him as a fine fellow. HIS RIVAL, Sen. Hubert Humphreyr grounded by fog, campaigned at random in the hinterlands, the days one piece of good fortune being to fall into a convention at Wausau. Heavily attended by staff and press, Kennedy, who has thrown off the effects of a sore throat, made his first stop in a cold drizzle at Chilton in the Sixth District. He was mobbed by a squealing, giggling mob of school chil-- , dren, who clamored for his autograph and complained of his penmanship. On the outskirts of the middleaged crowd, a him approv-ingly- .' woman eyed well-digger- s "Hell be surprised what HUMPHREY, WHO is six years Kennedys senior, they dismissed as "someone weve seen around for a long time. And a sensible - looking woman gushed after hearing the senators broad A, "We like your accent, too. Mr. Lyons, OConnor, who headed the drive against Infantile paralysis here, has been invited to Russia to ins vaccine spect lher test. . . . McCalls magazine will sponsor David Suss-kind- s TV series, Open End. . The first drama department at an English university will be established at Manchester University. Sidney Bernstein, head of Jhe Granada TV netwofk there, is sponsoring it. r . i The Foundation for the Blind has several candidates standing by to help Helen Keller," bereaved by the loss of her , companion-translatorPolly Thompson. . . . Ionescos play, The Rhinoceros, soon to be produced here is a 26- -' year-olproject. He wrote it as a story in 1934. William Saroyan has been startling the London theater these past few days by writing his new play while g This one It was THE RED FILM takes 65 minutes. Its the same movie I saw a few months ago behind the Iron Curtain in a Prague theater jammed with Czechs who watched in awe and listened intently. This time the text was in English. Turner B. Shelton, motion picture director of USIA, showed the two versions, one directly after the other. The Soviet film, "Khrushchev in America, has been hchev. Both movies had the same generalthe set-tin- g United States. The theme: K h rushchevs tour of 1959. One film was the American version. The other was , Dr. Van Dellen Wonder Drugs Cannot Clear Up Ear Disorders New problems often crop up when the old ones are solved. The sulfonamides and penicillin p These Challenge Puzzle Addicts brain-teasers- "Puzzles, Tricks and Magic." A POLICEWOMAN came in off her beat to cast on him a soft gaze not usually associated with the constabulary. Isnt he wonderful? she asked no one in particular. Kennedy, standing in the middle of the babble, told his deliriohs audience he did not come from the West or the? Midwest, but that "geography Portrait By James J. Metcalfa MY LOVING DECEIT This is the love I. offer you . , . Everything In my heart . . .'To cherish and to comfort you . . . Together or apart . v . All the devotion of my soul . . . Each breath there Is in me . . t My faith in you, my hopes and dreams My lasting loyalty . . . That I may ever know . . . Each blessing wonderful that God. . , . May graciously bestow . . ; The only things I now conceal . . . Are any doubts and fears . . . The same as I will always try . . . To cheat you out of tears . y. The same as all I wish to steal Is any cause for sorrow ", . ' To make secure your happiness . . . Today and each tomorrow, ... -- ... N.ms Street (Plee Print) Cltr and Zons State (Mall to W.ihlnston, D C.) distributed to every country outside the free world and has been' translated into every language. Peering at the Red Movie a second time, now surrounded by a a peculiar feeling. Instead of the stoicism and silence there were ruffles of s laughter, and some at the spiel of the Kremlin commentator. - For example, there was this propaganda morsel: The screen showed a large crowd in Pittsburgh. The commentator crowed, "the night before, the ' Catholic Church used every means to discourage the people from greeting - Mr. Khrushchev. Now you can see how the people of America defy the Catholic Church. ... ho loss. delay - e W.aplng . Basil 10-f- Willow for t. . .hod. quick (loro root Corkur.w 10-f- t. ooch) $4-3- 0 Willow, nov.lty, oo. r.al $y50 The film editor goofed, however, in this scene. While the narrator was saying, in effect, "a frenzied When pus forms in the crowd greets our leader, a ear, penicillin kills the germs camera ploseup caught a but does not eliminate the headline on big front-pagmaterial. purulent a Pittsburgh paper which MOST PHYSICIANS preread: "Crowds cool to fer to lance the eardrum to Mr. K. allow it to escape. In a small At every turn, the Reds child, the drum can be nicked attempted to cast the Vnited without using an anesthetic. States in the role of police Older boys and girls may state. There were lengthy require a fast acting gas shots of police cruisers, anesthetic that puts them armed soldiers and mounted " under ' for ' the moment - it "police. The narrator chortled requires to open the drum. at the apparent difficulty experienced by New York DRAINING THE pus mounties in holding back a offers immediate relief. Times Square crowd. or one of the other ntibiotics, promotes healTHEN, IN A California town where the crowd ing by eradicating the causative organisms. The drum pushed up close against closes when the last drop of Khrushchev, the commentator purred: "Obviously, the pus escapes. officials thought there was The exception occurs when no need this time to call out the ear infection is detected the cavalry. within an hour or two of the onset and the pus has not Could not this film be had time to develop.-"- shown all. over America as an entertaining lessori on IN SUCH instances, the Communist propaganda antibiotic will abort k, practices? when ih used especially There Is but one copy of (injunction with heat, drugs the film in the United that open up the eustachian States, Shelton said. But it tubes, and eardrops that re-is being shown to organiza' duce swelling. tions over the country, upon Should pus accumulate, request. drainage is considered. How did the State DeThe drum may break partment procure the film? if pressure spontaneously within the ear becomes high said Shelton, "Actually, enough. it is simple. When I was in Moscow, I asked the assistBUT THE CHIEF reason for surgical drainage is to ant deputy secretary of culture for a copy, and he eliminate the pus. The antibiotics make it more watery gave it to me. and bring the infection under . Kin view of all the lies control which... will Induce in it, I said, "wasnt he embarrassed? symptoms to subside. ' But the fluid that remains No, said Shelton. "In affects hearing and must be fact, he seemed proud. drained In time, if for no other reason than to restore ' hearing. Pen-li&lli- . tha-at-tac- Just Try and Ever Happen to You? By Blake Stop Me By Bennett Cerf Came the day of the first home football game, and the bandmaster was still totally disatisfied with the progress his or lack of same charges had made. Before they marched out on the field, he gave them a final admonitio n. Men, hq barked, refpember there are 34 of you. when I give the signal, If youre not sure you can play the piece, fake it. The others will cover f you. 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But by this fact. these drugs, INSIDETHE Chilton City are not always Hall, where there is a rock-- ; . sufficient in themselves to I r in the corridor and it cure the " ear the mayor, deputy sheriff Dr. and disorder and city council all share one office, clerks and sfenogra- - many children Van Dellln "and phers crowded to the win-- . .Improve, up to a point dows for a look at the then get worse or become deaf. handsome senator. One high- - school girl, plainly unhinged by her encounter with the candidate, was asked why she was so enthusiastic. No one, she thrilled, ever cornea to Chilton. Some people are natural-boIn the Kiel High School, puzzle addicts, unable to resist the challenge of Kennedy gave a little civics . talk to a gallery full of these Other children, while about 100 parpeople merely find ents looked on. al relaxation In puzzles. In Valders (pop. 561) an Whichever your type, you ecstatic high-schogirl rewill enjoy our booklet, ported to a friend, "Ooh, hes "Puzzles, Tricks and Magic, real cute. which contains a varied collection of catchy problems In the Manitowoc Hotel about words and numbers, lobby, Kennedys passage enigmasTfinCt' simple tricks reduced two future voters and magic. Send for your to tears of excitement copy today; 25 cents, plus 5 Their friends clustered cents for mailing. around alternately condoling USE THIS COUPON and congratulating them. A The Salt Lcke Tribun. Information Bureau, passerby Inquired the cause S1J P 8t , N W . of their agitation. 4. D C. . Walhlnrton thirty cents in coin I enclose "He shook hands with us, (30c) for a copy of the booklet, sobbed. All the following are large trees in containers The best way , , no live-viru- prob- Communist . . pics. Why Not Let All U.SrSee It? WASHINGTON ' Theyre saving their surprise for, the Olym- Ed Koterba double-featuremovl- f Ny d - -- series of box-Jnmatches between Amer- - a -- as ,to arrange At least, a group of men who turned out to greet him in the Two Rivers community center told the press they thought Kennedy was "a great man. Pressed for details, one of them said, "Its his youth. Theres something so fresh about him. candidate's" presidential of a GOING ON BBOOTJ FLOCm NEW YORK Jim Farley Jr., member of the State Athletic Commission, tried anti-Easter- n Wisconsin on a ' d. nr j. SPRING GARDENING SALE Leonard Lyons By George Clark The Neighbors 4-55- 44 j each |
