Show 0 4 Brothers POLIO VICTIM Are Pri esfs DIES AT 30 CITED BY IKE Ky (UPI) — For 20 years Mr and in first time the Mrs Vincent Dentinger have no son studying for the priesthood "It s going to seem funny not to be sending Christmas packages off to the seminary says Mrs Den tinger Father Gerald Dentinger 26 the youngest of four sons to become priests recently celebrated his first solemn high mass in St Francis of Assissi church the family parish The occasion inspired a family reunion others presented included Father Roy 33 Father Vincent 31 and Father Donald 27 Mrs Dentinger was named Ken tucky's "Catholic Mother of the Year" for 1959 She and her hus band have four other sons and daughter : LOUISVILLE "A J P HAST HI ii 4 VEST CM THE OGDEN STAND leans with a stripper OGDEN UTAH THURSDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 2S named Blaze Starr something that didn't set too well with some cf his country friends Then Mrs Ann Billings whea he befriended wh cn ins cine) vacation publicized get picked up on a moral charge in Memphis Long denied that he'd ever been alone with the woman over toe obelected to the top spot His antics in and out ci two jections cf reporters who knew betBut that doesn't mean that "Uncle mental hospitals and across five ter Earl" can't win without him Long other states last summer did little The governor seems to be getting to endear him to many persons in a little surly as be ccmes down to says that he "doesn't want to be lieutenant governor" under any- Louisiana who feel the state was the wire He hasn't gotten any support from the press in Louisiana body but Noe but he hastily adds given a black eye by the episode that he would probably accept the His political manipulations since although he probably didn't erpect then such as waiting until the last any He spends much cf his post anyway moment to announce his decision speeches vfilifying the New Orleans LOOKS DARK to run for lieutenant governor after Time Picayune and any reporter However things aren't going too having campaigned for governor who writes something he doesn't well for "Uncle EarL" and the situ- for months may have confused like becomes a 'Times Plcayuna ation looks darker as the days roll much of his constituency reporter no matter for p horn tha on toward election time He had a rendezvous in New Or reporter works GD ARD-EXAMINE- R red-haire- d Things Moi Going Too Well for Lost in Louisiana Election Chances Slim NY (AP)— Polio victim Jimmy Grieve CANADAIGUA who crawled on his paralyzed arms and legs to collect scrap paper for World War II is NEW ORLEANS (UPI) In less than two weeks the people of Louisiana will decide what to do with their Uncle Earl Gov Earl K Long is running for lieutenant governor in the Dec 5 primary despite setbacks that would make most politicians look for a place to hide Long is running behind former Gov James A Noe a millionaire who was possibly the best friend Huey Long Earl's brother ever had But Noe who was governor by succession only for a few months is given very little chance of being dead He was only 15 years old in 1944 when he received the Gen Eisenhower Award for collecting 2250 pounds of paper He made the rounds of the city in a small cart built for him by his father Jimmy was only 6 months old when polio made him a wheel chair victim for life He was 30 years old when his weak heart stopped beating yesterday : old-guar- d r 9 y TTIaJEE— TD-3- E ROAD SHOW A DELL & Barbara Stefanik displays a welcome new service for U S turnpike travelers The weather-warninsigns will be posted at all interchanges on the Pennsylvania Turnpike this winter Barbara is from Harrisburg Pa g CAMERA OR PROJECTOR FROM YOUR PHOTO STORE V-- POLICING PROBLEM rph" V X'V V Christmas ornaments ': cur new IX J I The jband never stopped and after a few flurried moments during which a diner at another table knocked out one of the belligerents the usual calm prevailed—almost "What is this all about?" asked chorus of whispers The flustered head waiter moved from table to table explaining: "These gambling parties are be hind it They go on all over town You see Mr X operates one Mr Y plays at them So much money changes hands that well He shrugged his shoulders "I'm really surprised there aren't mora fights" He arched his eyebrows "The stakes go awfully & OWinkLites X V O Automatic end they'll keep on oiving because -fj- -v ' f Ex- -- ) O Exposure Meters O 3000 built for comfort Film 4-li- J Youngsters love - T'i A S 'S Styling Bar With Lamps 2-Li- ts J MOVIE EDITORS wake your selections J vWv today ) With Splicer Ail sizes List Splicer an95 3250 AtAlIen-lnkl- IV ei 'ursfw Only BROWNIE TURRET M0Y1E With 3 f 19 lenses Regular 6750 Only ir95 500 Down CIEVATOR VN Open Monday and Friday Nights Jill 9 PM 3450 Reg BROWNIE MOVIE CAMERA ' Bars in Metal te Case with 4 Lamps Weather-Bird- s t- A posure Devices O Cases they're built for wear rii Slido Viewers TRIPOD OE S teg $2195 r Sfiecio£ V "Shoes for All the Family" 2203 WASH BLVD — BROVME vSiiiV ! 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