Show h Daily Iodin Rations Advocated Classic t Simple Ad? Often Get Best Result Sub-Tee- n totered at t&s postofllce at Ogden DtaH at econd cltm mttir aeoorains ac ot Oongrexa March 8 1879 Uembr etTba Associated Rw Cowed mm r Serried and A B O SuMcrlpUoo price II OS par month tliiQO per year The AaaoeUted Press ta ezclualTely eotltled to the use for replication r edited to It or nt otherwise- - credited la thU paper a all oewa dlipatchea also the local news By Dr William Brady SATURDAY EVENING OCTOBER 20 1951 I call the pamphlet which tells Why and how every man woman and child should get a daily ration of iodine in one form or another The lodin Ration For a copy - NBA By Dr George W Crane Here is a true case to show NeHobbatt that Americans are far more sensible than many advertisers have given them credit for People are better motivated by simple advertising copy than hyj sillv exaggerations of the "gor- geous stupendous exhilarating and colossal type Simple honest advertising copy sounds all the more refreshing because of the contrast with the drivel we've read and heard so excessively A talented writer seldom employs such terms as "miraculously" or "exhilarating" even when describing truly vital human experiences And when such exaggerated terms are used to describe men's suits as I mentioned yesterday the average person tends to laugh in ridicule The basis of business success is belief The buyer must have confidence in the seller or his merchandise Credulity or belief however Is destroyed when suspicion intrudes into the sales transaction And exaggeration causes doubt How to Build Belief Several years ago an Evanston men's clothing store found itself stuck with 102 men's suits that were from several seasons They hadn't proved very popular because of their style or color etc Printer's Ink recounts the following actual story about "truth in advertising "You couldn't give those clothes away in Evanston ' said the store s "Our trade Is the most manager fastidious in the country" But the advertising department of Hart Schaffner & Marx thought that human nature war about the same everywhere So it persuaded the manager to run the following ncwspfiper ad on Thursday and Friday Please note the dearth of superlative adjectives and such terms as "miraculous" "colossal A' etc Senator Blames CIO For Killing Tax Bill of the pamphlet send a stamped envelope bearing your address ff spell i iodin to indicate that it' is nutritional not medicinal counsel former Truman's and Pearson Drew By iodine This is just my own idea — WASHINGTON — When Sen Clark Clifford several months Clifford now some chemists spell it iodin reFor Geo-rgheard of Georgia "Walter a private attorney had been urgthe news that the house of repre- - ing the president to clean up at the gardless To the best of my knowledge Democratic national committee Its sentatives had rejected his there is no scientific evidence that old his told Clifford executives top snorted: -riddled he bill tat chief were squandering hundreds the daily intake of iodin 1 recomThe C I O did it" for every growing child and of thousands of dollars of precious mend can Millikin Big bald Sen Gene cause goitre to develop adult aland funds achieving more campaign was Colorado Republican not As Baseless no the Fear had most results They whimsical Meeting Democratic even formed a research staff to dig That fancy is as baseless as the Sen Hubert Humphrey of Minnefor cam fear of some nlH (imorc thot tho sota who had battled against tax up information essential and congressional speeches paign popular use of iodized salt in place he joked: loopholes "You've got to get rid of of ordinary salt may cause latent "When the Republicans and the debates Clifford simple goitre to develop into seri C I O get together it's an un- these peanut operators" That's a said in one session with the pres- ous exopmnaimic goitre The exbeatable combination ident perience of some millions of peopartnership you cant lick" Clifford's constant criticism fi- ple who have used iodized salt for What he and George referred to nally culminated in an evening a quarter of a century convincof course was that labor and session at Blair House when Tru- ingly shows that it does not cause were dead opposed populations man invited both Clifford and or aggravate any kind of goitre to the fax bill because of the many in to talk the whole mat- Moreover in areas where iodized Boyle loopholes favoring salt is used in preference to ordinter out taxpayers to his Clifford salt there has been a marked Boyte ary repeated one Both however overlooked claims the national commit- decrease in the number of oper- other important factor behind the tee was that managed and achiev- auuus ior gonre defeat of the tax bill— namely the ing littlepoorly I eat all my meals writer a Boyle demurred put up astute strategy of cagey G O P- a hot defense Truman listened reader in boardinghouse school leader Joe Martin of Massachu-Clifford got caustic Boyle got bit- cafeteria or restaurant I eat no setts Finally thep resident broke Ihome cooked food at all How can Joe was the mastermind behind ter get my iodin? the However his de up of Repub- cision toargument the almost solid block For your smart little Here are some of the foods which ease out dated from Boyle His lican votes against the tax bill are good sources of nutritional daughter this smart little dress that t r evening There's style aplenty in that wing official excuse was: "Less govern-rrflh- t iodih rather than higher collar those jaunty pockets Add inspending fresh cod lobyst'ers Shrimp taxes '' His real reason: The longer ster fresh salmon crhbs smoked terest aplenty with plaid bow passage of a tax bill is delayed the'' herring green peas green beans pockets and bands on sleeves Senmore it will help the Republicans tomatoes white cabbage- aspara- sible for school and play pretty gus Irish moss (otherwise called enough for dress-up- ! Republicans' are not shouting it Pattern 4605 in girls' sizes 6 8 from the housetops but what they chondrus and carrageen much until used along the Atlantic shores for 10 12 14 Size 10 takes three yards really want is a tax delay Demcontrast next year thus putting the making jellies blancmange etc is This pattern easy to use simDle an excellent source p£ food iodin ocrats in the embarrassing posiStandard-Examine- r ExEditor to sew is tested for fit Has comtion of passing an unpopular tax perience of a number of other cit- Iodin In Vegetables g plete illustrated instructions bill in an election year — ies indicates strongly that the The amount idift in vegetables qf Send 30c in coins for this patthe party in power tradition:f will government on the amolunt in the soil tern to Anne Adams care of Pattype" depends ally tries' tb avoid S20 succeed in Ogden granting voters where they are growri and that tern Dept P O Box 6710 Chicago Southern Demo Chairman? will cast their ballots for exper- may depend on the kind of fertilizer 80 111 Beginning Saturday February 11 name JPrint plainly your We 11 be frank about thii There's a lot of talk among Dem- ienced trained candidates for mem- used SorV instance fish meal or address sire style number: Chile salt peter These suits have been in stock ocrats about getting away from the bership on the council consider- There is represented among these BDie iodin to the supplies for two or three seasons soil precedent followed under Roose- candidates a wide range in trainIrish Canning and cooking probablv They are not in the very latest velt of picking a Obviously a drive off a good deal of the iodin Catholic as chairman of the Dem- ing and experience styles Some are in colors and patterns ocratic national committee No re- wide range is Very desirable among in food but not all of it So canned sea food or cooked sea food elected to the council that have not proven most popular ligious prejudice is mixed up in those A number of the candidates are still supplies considerable Some seem to be just as attractive iodin this but rather geography of course not so much as as any we have but for reasons we Southern Democrats point out of mature judgment and of splendid though and have shown their one get in raw oysters for exam- can't explain haven't sold well that no southerner has been chair- reputation i fr But— man of the national committee since business and professional ability pie Come to think of it what other Bv Fran Colby Every one is all wool Cordell Hull in 1920 They fee1! by their success in their vocations can one eat raw? Wel1-do not "need a term on the Hills: Please give us Every one is well tailored that it s now vital to weld the These Beverly r council to increase their prestige VHhjalmur Stefansson told me the correct pronunciation of the Every one is in perfect condi-- I party together and woo rebellious improve their training or add to that Blue Points such as some per-- word "aunt"— Four Bankameri-son- s tion Dixiecrats back into the fold consider a delicacy in this cans It seems probYou see men — well dressed men This is one reason why able their experience — wearing just like them every able that these are candidates gena too of Louisvjr oic iiui luniparaoie Wlin Wilson Hyatt which pronunciation frozen raw fish in the suits they've had for a season day ville Ky is being pushed for the erally because they wish to help delicious in all of levels strongly prevails establish the best possible govern- Arctic two or Democratic chairmanship is: American ant 'a" (flat speech He was on an diet for The Why not get one or two of these Westerners also point out that no ment in Ogden pronunciation "ahnt" is heard suits If candidates with these quali- a year at the time He said he could you can get them one from their section of the coun-tr- y in a of mere the natively speech for some go immedi- handful of New are elected to the counat or of the has led the Democratic na- fications anr) Englanders frozen fish at that moment for the first term especially ately original I price? not it tional committee in a long time so cil do recommend Virginians but it was not to be had in this John when a city manager will be em- zone are boosting Chowehithr: fteeently I was cor- I Sale opens Saturday morning the new administration can Carroll one of the ablest men re- ployed for using the words "a young February 19 rected be to get off to a fine Questions and Answers It won't last long Was I wrong— W B cently to serve in congress An- startexpected youth" That newspaper ad brought 250 A Well other westerner under considera- ber of And there will be1 a num- Painless of course a vouth is projects for the Do tion is George Killion of San Fran- council important with arteriosriirncic " young" or he couldn't be called customef-- who immediately bought and city manager to tackle suffer persons of the 102 suits cisco former Democratic treasurer much pain especially if they 8 vouth Better: a young boy or 100The these are: other two suits were such a youth have had a stroke?— under whom there were no scan- Among CEG Provisions make better use of freakish sizes they wouldn't fft We Dumas: dals will Answer— i Arteriosclerosis hardgreatly apprecipublicly-owneate your advising us the correct or they'd also have been sold at parking space an ening of the arteries is painless y Irishman inexpensive project which would Excessive Sweating-Colof the Florida City once pronunciation Roosevelt's reason for putting tend to minimize further decentralm w Miami— Irishmen at the helm of ization of business and the destrucweather or hot I sweat unPleae address Dr Georce W A name Miami was originalthe party was partly because he tion of taxable values (which der arms and ruin dresses— (Mrs ly anThe Crane Hopkins Syndicate Mellott Indian name is tribal and considered them shrewd politicians would inconvenience the public P A) Send a dime and a Indiana to mean believed "moth generally y Answer— send stamped self-ad- and be expensive to the taxpayer: for advice partly in order to swing the er stampel envelope vote which is predominantly improvement of streets more water iCopyright by the Hopkins and better water and sewer sysCatholic Syndicate Inc) Thus Jim Farley was followed tems flood control better control ' ft lift Inn rlnnc 4Un by Ed Flynn of the Bronx: Flynn of traffic including bicyclist and titan " ti t alVUl Ileal-VUiua m UlJ "iTHltrC uic "Dit was followed by Frank Walker of pcut:Miiii weeaui oui xnet cuy ment which v'vro a person takes in 14 Oakland: Please and Scranton Pa and New York then police force a project not brought injections protect against rabies?— translate the phrase pronounce Erin Go Brath Bob Hannegan of St Louis: who oii4 UfllC UHUUKM tne UfJ iVi Cr nVV VJ 1 —J was replaced by executive director years getting better cooperation Answer — Nobody knows I A Thus is the Irish war cry it By Carey Williams Gael Sullivan of Chicago and How- - amongjhe City and county police wouldn't take it in any circum- - means "Ireland forever fdooms-anR of officers Providence other McGrath continued stance I: police j ard day)!" Erin is pronounced either: Overdieting can be just as fatal who were sucefftded by Bill Boyle effort toward commercialized vice (AlR-i- n or: EAR-ithe "o" of as overeating ' v and crime control: further develof Kansas CityS-alfrom Siened letters not mnro on i like 4h nf m areas uyuiem ui onow joasin anvancing page or Itw words long pertaining In "brath" the "th" nt silent A1R- Henry Wallace bobs up on the — Note One eastern Irishman for uic tauae ui me new college ior io personal health and hygiene not in gu BRAW seene every now and then to disease diagnosis pr treatment Whom President Truman has great Ogden Houston: What is the best which shows he has no intention If voters will go to the polls and be answered by Dr Bradv if nunciation for chameleon? — LLT of being the Forgotten Man personal regard is John Sullivan of New Hampshire former secretary cast their ballots for such candi- a stamped self addressed envelope A First choice: dates as will insure a splendid i enclosed etc of the navy second choice Everyone has a soft spot says adcouncil Truto: then Mail the is Dr so conscientious" William Brady 285 "John Port Hueneme: We are trying to a psychiatrist Yeah but you can sucfA ministration a should be Cammo a man recently told friend "that South Beverly Hills think of the photographic big term find it in the head of most men he wouldn't write Frank Knox's cess used to designate a picture which will until he resigned from the Very truly yours is composed of several different It's a mighty poor grade of C N Woods would not on a single backtreasury He said hewhen-hif Spike Jones and his hardware pictures imposed '' 2751 Harrison Blvd was e accept outside work ground such as Bill Stern uses to orchestra arc unable to get on the government payroll" (Sulintroduce his movie sports shorts: music out of ft livan was then assistant secretary his picture is in the center and all secwas Knox and of the treasury around are pictures of horse racing "The automobile will afford some water skiing baseball golf tennis protection during an atomic atretary of the navy Both came from etc Can you help us? — Mrs M V tack'' says a scientist Could that Manchester N H) You are introducing your mother-inA The word you want is be why some people live in their President Truman has told trust to an old friend of his ed friends confidentially montage pronounced: cars? Wrong: Introduce her as "my aw Mrs James'' plan to shake up the White House mother-in-As the usual thing after fame staff as well as the Democratic na Colby Reader fan mail should Right: Since it is an old friend be sent to Mrs Frank Colby Readtional committee be less formal and introduce your smiley on a man he drops his er Service P O Box 99 Station G "I think we need some new faces mother-in-lamiddle name as "Jim's wife" New York 19 N Y and new ideas in the White House" You can tell if it is the road (Released by The Bell Syndicate he said "I'm just getting the same old thoughts back again" where the race of men goes by Inc) He also added another interest' They have wrecker service 24 hours per day ing angle Dr H W Lee Promoted "Whoever gets the nomination "A retired couple can live on next year" he said "shouldn't be PROVO Utah Oct 20 lAP) — S150 per month" says a governhandicapped by scandals at the Dr Harold W Lee has been proDemocratic national committee that survey The next thing Is to chairman of the Brigham ment moted will they get the $150 where reach into the White House even Young university department of if the publicity is exaggerated by Jane feels inferior to her husmodern and classical language Dr each month? the newspapers" band When any woman makes Ernest L Wilkinson B Y U presFamous last words "All that The president remarked that he fun of ber husband in public ident made the announcement yesis necessary Is your signature had decided Democratic Chairman like that she's tryin' to prove terday Lee succeeds Dr B Dr on this line" Bill Boyle should resign some she ain't beneath him F Cummins who has retired weeks ago though Boyle's friends The old applesauce has helped to had pleaded with him against the slide many person over a rough move Finally he called Boyle over spot and said in effect: ' know you've been complaining about your A hick town Is the one where health Before we get into the camthey know tea much about a paign preliminaries you'd better man for him to act snooty get a physical checkup" Boyle took the hint Ellen thinks her boy Is a born Korean laborers receive about 35 Truman Listened leader because he leads other cents a day There is one place trior to this occurred an that inflation hasn't hit boys into meanness but anybut: stormy session at body can lead boys in the directhe White House between Boyle tion they naturally want to go WHY WE SAY loophole- j i big-cit- v upper-brack- et left-ove- sub-tee- n Letter to The Editor " - rs - sqme-thin- city-manag- er big-cit- y Aunt Pronounced 'A' With Flat i j 1 - or r all-me- at now-whe- fresh-caug- ht one-thir- d n one-fourt- h s d i Big-Cit- I big-cit- y big-cit- J ji: Ct i ' - Paragraphs IV j a n l big-cit- y tv-- n pro-wi- ll I city-manag- er i ''! " Aunt Het What's Right? -law mon-TAHZ- 1 w Poor Pa These Women PAY THROUGH THE NOSE It Happened in Ogden — 20 Years Ago Maj Gen S medley D Butler had arrived here for talks under auspices of the Ben Lomond club at the Weber college auditorium Duck hunting in Utah was unusually good said members of the Weber County Fish and Game Protective association at their monthly meeting in the Moose hall Storms were needed by farm crops with pastures dry The apples had been harvested Mt Ogden stake genealogical union meeting had been held the L D S Twelfth ward hall in Co 3121 Washington g stove per ton P8?"1 rS ?gSen- - lon8-lstin- t50 Years Ago Ogden Furniture & Carpet Co was featuring 9x12 rugs at $17 art squares 7x9 and 9x12 at $270 Joseph Wallace and wife had turned from Salt Lake City Mat living today is goint up or go- j Director American Institute of ing down? 90 Public Opinion Going up 22 down PRINCETON N J Oct 20 — Going No 16 Despite today's high prices and the No change 2 opinion loud groans going up over higher 1D0"-taxes a very substantial proportion of American voters say that their Contrast 'Is Shown The contrast with Britain is standard of living is going up shown in the following survey This feeling is found throughout which was conducted by the Brit all major occupation urouDs but ish Institute last Aueust: particularly among farmers and would generally among professional and business yea"Speaking that your standard of persons living (things yo can buy and Young people those under 30 do is going up or going down?" of years age are somewhat more Survey in Britain: inclined than persons over 50 to 31 r say that their living standard is Going up 57 Going down improving 2 These views were expressed in No change lo the course of interview's which the No opinion Institute s nation-widcorps of In- 100 terviewers had recently with a Well Feel Off scientifically-selecteYoung of sample adults in all parts of the In the American survey a specountry cial tabulation was made by the Should Be Good News The findings should come as vote by age and by occupation The following table gives the age good news to the Democrats and the Truman administration which breakdowns: Standard of living has been telling the public that 9 9 50 years the country is stronger economicalyears years & over ly than ever before and its people 61 62' Going up 56' more prosperous than ever down 19 25 The results of the survey form Going 18 17 a striking contrast to a similar No change No opinion 1 study completed recently in Britain by the British Institute of Pub100 100': 559 100' lic Opinion A large majority of Of the nation's British voters say that their living occupational groups farmers art iniwt inc!i'-cstandard is going down Here is the question put to to feel that their standard of living is going up with 64 percent American adults: saying they have and can buv and "As you know 'standard of liv- - do There's inspiration and beauty in more things today' is a term to ing' used describe Next come professional and busithis hnadiwork! Two devotional how — people are able to live ness 62 percent foPatpictures in easy embroidery that Is the things the yhave and llowed people whitecollar by iobholdcrs tern 610 transfers of two 94xl3's can buy and da In general 59 percent i and manual workers Use scraps for cute animals — would you say your standard of '58 percent' I for linens curtains quilts clothing Pattern 659: patterns directions Each of above patterns 25 cents Send 25c in coins for each to Needlecraft Dept P O Box 5740 Chicago 80 III Print plainly pattern number your name and address Dorohy pie who cheer us up In time of Such colorful Christmas ideas! DEAR MISS DIX wmcn ao trouble not those who cast us ir-Send 20c in coins for our new Laura Wheeler Needlecraft catalog you think is — rte opti- - a deeper abyss of misery Choose patterns for vour Christmas mist or tne happier 1 X Pesmilst? Keep your smiling mem and try from the gaily illus- -1 roiKs ten me take things too to make your trated toys dolls household and friends I try to laugh and shrug follow your personal accessories A free pattern lightly instead of example is printed in book trouble off Is that bad? I have criticizing it had plenty of worries in my life I As you say everyone has a cross am middlc"aKed'- Dut 1 try t0 nave to bear and those who follow the a cheerful attitude in general es- - admonition Bear ve one another s burdens ' are displaying the great- pecially before others And charity there is Everyone has a cross to bear so why worry others with our bur-- ! Dear Miss Dix: I havea problerh dens? Is there something wrong I can t seem to solve myself I with this attitude or do you agree have a pair of deceiving eyes that get me into a lot of trouble Q — How does life expectancy of My with me? — Nancy t mntlirr anH frinHc cat- I flit-- t today compare with that of 1900? Have seen Answer: ever you eves Dut I don't am realize j my A — An analysis shows that babies it born in the United States today a happy pessimist? Or one whose doing MV Srl fiends Ret mad at me k was others? on be the company sought by may average expected because they say I am trying to h to live to ace 68 compared with TW ar hnnnpH lit I am attract their boy lriends age 47 for those in 1900 plague by all except their rela-- ' only 17 and don't want to acquire lives who feel a bounden duty to the flirt — reputation of being Q — Are there any entirely try to cheer the old cranks always Rosemary North American desert plants? without success of course The Answer: Aren't you ju a little A — Certain desert plants may be pessimist's chief characteristic is a Koserrtarv of th c danc- proud of in faith anything in eyes" Sparkling or called "entirely North American" complete lack one — God himself his family and of the and among these are ocotillo plants nicest attractions girl can He is chronic complainer have but friends While Arizona has the been called : : II— they must not be mis- i " ""J""'11 ""'"'used Above all thev mut nei-eoriginal home ot the ocotillo mere ' is doubt on this point ZNr2Lfi f thV JTte bo tuTned ins th hrectionof one-beaux Otherwise Rtl friend — Q Did Kint Alfonso of Spain lo5e al popularitv with wl you ever abdicate? These Quattities Attract Others your own sex Try to overcome T931 A — No But in April he The cheery disposition of the op- - your consciousness of those went into exile his friendly helpfulness his havin eyes and they'll take care ability to make the most of other of fhemselve vesry nicely Q— How was the title "Right peoples' good points and minimize and LcTt" selected for Wtnslow their faults — these are the quali- Dorothy Dix lelK- how to be Homer's famous painting? "The Way ties that attract others popular in leaflet " To obtain a A — From a sportsman who spotOptimism of course cannot be to a Boy's Heart send a stamped ting it tn a New York gallery carried usto tosuch lengths that it copy envelope to Miss Dix P cried out "Right and Left" in adreality or wraps u? addressed O Box 98 Times Square Station miration of the hunter who could in an insulation of rosy dreams that shut away the outside New nrk IS bring down a bird with each bar- completely world ii can be tne most endear- - 'Released by The Bell Syndicate rel of his shotgun Inc ina ii an in a iriena ne iikc peo- Q — Was the Diary of Samuel JOSEPHINE Tepys a work of fiction or waa it a real diary? A — It was a genuine chronicle of the author from 16j9 to 1669 By Ben Burroughs — When should leaves of our Q 'Calm Collected' peonies be cut back? — L B ' When I am lost for words or 3A — Do not cnt down the foliand cannot fit a rhyme thought age of peonies until late autumn ' Its presence is necessary to the I set aside my ink and pen bewelfare of the plant The leaves and try some other time will not'srow anymore but should cause a different time may bring " be left until thev are kitted by and I the idea that I need J Add a little fertilizer can record all my thoughts frost and strong in phosphorous such as a with most amazing speed mixture to the soil about though this always works for me the plant to assist the roots in I cannot guarantee that it will do the same for you storing up energy' but you'll have to try and see I know this Q — What is the congressional that it won't hurt medal of honor? to get a change of view A — The highest military award when something that you must for bravery that can be given to get done provokes or worries because while pausing you "I con't stoy offer school— hove any individual in the United tSates you new hope and strength It is presented by a high official — will rest and you can face to roke o matte lesson! Isn't Hiof ofttimes by the president — "in the' you'll find a calm colEnough punishment?" name of the congress of the United your problem with I lected mind States" By George Gallup j e d I 21-2- 30-4- ' j "S d j j ? Optimist Claimed Happier In Life Due to Friends pat-ter- n I j - gift-maki- sour-visage- d - Qnpcfjon j Answers - e a-- 1 5 tLon j I — — r s ! mibe-timi- N R Montgomery of North 6g den reported loss of a saddle and bridle All returned missionaries of Ogden and Weber county who labored in the German and Swiss missions had met at the home of Alma J Lindsay to organize a social club -- Now that you've read them all Madame which one would yaa like U OWN?" '? Exacting tribute This expression started in the Ninth eearary when Ireland waa coder conquest by fVorsemen and Danes The Irish were compelled lay tHXrtc or softer a tut y st - D-l- fi self-blin- ds j Sketches - and - " -i j I Q — What is the origin of the word "turnpike"? A — It arose from the type of gate used on early toll roads a long pole studded with pikes This barred the way until travelers paid the required fee then was turned aside Q — Is sub-ier- o weather Side Glances Ii ii com- mon at Barrow Alaska? A — Yes On an average January day the temperature of Barrow is 17 degrees below zero and it is almost that cold in February and March liTfTrsTrJr i MP 1 - Q — Has formula? gasoline a chemical 4 A — No Gasoline is not a fixed stable compound — it is a combination of themWand so has no chemical formula Q — Why is jade considered to be lucky? A — Because of its association tn Chinese tradition with the five cardinal virtues — charity modesty courage justice and wisdom Princess Friend Marries Another re- Ladies of the First M E church were serving real chicken pie dinner and holding a handkerchief gala' and baiaar miim Livin9 Standard Going Up days majority m America 1 LONDON Oct 20 (AP — The Marquess of Blandford 25 and a former escort of Princess Margaret was married today to Susan Hornby 22 daughter of a wealthy businessman Thousands nf curious spectators were on hand for the ceremony at St Margaret's church on the lawn of Westminster Abbey There were 1000 on the guest list a roster of Britain's aristocracy topped by Queen Elizabeth and Princess Mar- garet Winston Churchill a second cousin of the groom was a guest COHL -- tfrtarted to the finding the character in s I t Ml SCWWCt MC on dates —but now I'm more interesting than the dated!" I |