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   Hutchinson News-Herald (Newspaper) - November 13, 1954, Hutchinson, Kansas                                Todays Weather A Few Clouds THE HUTCHINSON Phone 23311 83RD YEAR 133 Little Stinker Many But One Wins NOVEMBER 1954 SINGLE 5c The Explanation The Clues ACROSS You certainly need gasoline lo run a but many a Car runs without ai a tnr or railway Clean la He certainly likes to find It Clean but he mav possibly have purposely left things on ft the night be fora which ha would not want Cleared a The future tense ivill work favors He has and may expect that It will work having been It has worked A as time goes undergoes It may for although It ls the same Agn makes a difference to If a band of cards contains an the Ace makes no difference to that It merely makes It a different hand from an altogether different hand you would have had you not been dealt the Is The basic meaning of desperate is without It would be a little absurd to say Hav ing lost a man may lose BO Hone clearly not a very good One can easily Imagine circumstances In having lost his a man may loss that become desperate In the purest Dndo is A man of very high character through no fault of his own may be deceived and so become a Is To hit the head lines Is to figure prominently In the A great can do of but strictly speaking only reports of a great and not the Game Itself can hit the Live tits llit clue Many may well Love It yet not Live it and It Is strictly those who actually Live such a whether they Love It or who do the things associated with such as rove Rent Is A man who cannot pay hla Kent has every reason to feel Overdue Rest makes a man tired but not necessarily DOWN Ot the two words Pride and the former fits the clue somewhat As a college athlete It Is fair to say he gives a first rate performance be cause ha wants to because of an in ward Pride of achievement Is such a While Pride might cause him to glva his Prize need His performance might not necessarily be firstclass at all but merely suf good to outdo hla competitors to qualify for the The phrasing In some The Little Stinker is still to be A total of entries was re in this weeks crossword puzzle sponsored by The News Thats an increase of over last weeks Verne North New missed only two words but thats two too many as every word las to be correct as judged from the master Goering sent in 534 changing letters on each but he made 2 down prize instead of pride and 15 down spot in stead of On some of his entries he had pride and soot but they were nt entered at the right Leo Dodge was the demon puzzle worker this sending in 684 Little Stinkers but none of them was Many contestants are working on mathematical changing letters on each Scores of persons sent in puzzles by the The judges found 435 entries with key worlds correct but the key words mean nothing be ing used only for fast preliminary Car Instead of war threw most of the Clean also was a Several thousand entries were received after the 12 noon Thurs day A new puzzle will appear in Sun days The prize will be dangerous in this ease Spears are made to be danger ous Shears arc harmless enough normal but In some such as those of and clumsy they can be Lair Is best since It is the home of wild There are many kinds of Fairs where you will not see such as trade If she Is a she has fairly simple work to and will naturally do it It If we merely know that she Is and do not know what kind of work she does It may be difficult or Intricate for her to do TbB keyword Is Soot ran be all over a completely ruin Ing Its A Spot Is naturally limited In size or If It on the back of a dress It can only spoil the look of the Regain Is Once having gained a party Retains It automatically by virtue of being In A party In UIB position to Regain power has no and can only obtain It by winning an which will certainly be by its Dog And Cat Both Wind Up In Tree WThe cat was treed by the but so was the Residents In the southeast part of the city awakened to plaintive hound howls Friday They found a 40pound mongrel strad dling a tree crotch more than 25 feet in the A few feet away a small kitten crouched awaiting Both were grounded The Weather KANSAS Considerable high cloudiness Saturday and east por tion Saturday Clearing west Saturday Cooler northwest Saturday and over state Saturday High Satur day 5565 northwest to middle 70s Dear Folks Better get that yard work done over the There cant be much more of this weather in the Signed Joe the Hutchinson Weather By CAA at airport Fridays high 71 at Low 44 at At I Barometer and steady Wind South at 15 observations hours ending at or Station Boston Chicago Denver Detroit Dodge City Goodland Kansas City Wichita Port Worth Rock Los Angeles Miami Minneapolis New Now Vovk North Oklahoma Cll Washington 72 SI M 72 48 72 64 72 70 73 71 70 61 72 77 SI 7s as 71 64 57 36 3 41 28 35 44 28 42 41 43 43 31 42 fi 67 44 3t II 36 38 Gets For Kind Act 12 a handsome slipped out of sooty coveralls and into a suit to greet newsmen who came to ask about his in heritance from a woman he took to dinner four ago and never She must have been a lonely 45year6ld railroader She must have enjoyed my He spoke of Miss Margaret Jor of who died in 1951 at 66 and willed him all of her rela tives claimed and won a large Attorney fees and adminis expenses claimed another large Kogut is a for the New York Central Railroad on a run between Buffalo and He used to be safety work ing out of New York but he gave that up to move back to this tiny hamlet in central New He wanted to be closer to his par His is an Kogut had just gotten home from Buffalo Friday when his phone started He recalled It was four years ago in Chica I was attending a railroad ty meeting and just coming down in the The election was just over and I remarked to the lady Its been a rough day for the hasnt it She You talk like a I I but I dont al ways vote that It turned out she was a rock ribbed Republican and we had a mild I took her to we said I sent her Christmas She wrote a few But I never saw her Kogut described Miss Jorgensen as an attractive He said he thought she was about 55 years old Three years Kogut was noti fied that he had been willed her according to Walter Patri of coexecutor of the two brothers and a sis ter of Miss Jorgensen contested the Each received In a com promise settlement in Winnebago County Court in Kogut paid in inheri tance taxes plus other which cut his inheritance down to Final distribution of the estate was ordered last Tuesday in Win County Miss Jorgensen resumed her maiden name in 1936 after she was divorced from Walter The handsome one ol II I dont plan to do anything unusual with the make some sound Bui I do plan to take a trip to He said he plans to go by Says Joe Is A Spreader Of Slush And Slime Ike Knocks Down Duck Limit Then Shoots five Pheasants 12 did duck hunting in President Eisenhower went duck the Lake Erie marshlands at Mnu j hunting Friday for the first lime 14 miles east of 20 years and brought down the daily limit of four birds in the had good hour of He got his limit of lour ducks be I havent had so much shooting j fore lie had been out an marked to his press James wasnt so He reported ruefully that he not on lhe 1uestlon o censur The chief executives quick down no but of the legal limit two two during the Hej The slusi and slima charge came one pintail and one black away at but Stennis a closed that field to him for During the day Hagerty denied member of the special committee rest of the day at 9 and heja published he recommended censure for to pheasant hunting in Stennis argued the Sen had promised Republican must condemn at a White House meeting order to set a standard SIGNED BY 13yearold visitor from turns around to see the writers face as Joseph McCarthy uses the boys back for support in signing an autograph Friday in In 2i hours the President bag ged five pheasants on which their s no Eisenhower and his Secre tary of the Treasury George Hum Last Letter Tells Of Salina Gambling 12 Wl his wife and their three children were found shot to death in their home Friday before the mans written request for investi gation of Salina gambling reached the Chief of Police Henry Sal mans said feel certain that it was a case of murder and suicide and Merrill a sundries store said the man had bought a pistol from him last The penciled letter to Chief Sal mans was dated 9 and was signed Roy Roy was one of the five who died ans found the She had been notified by Henrys employers that the woman did not report for The front door was locked and the back entrance jammed with several knives when Crough Scattered near pictures of the children in a bedroom were sev eral paperbound mystery maga Among the titles If I Die Before I Such a with eight of cartridges was found under his The other shooting victims were aged and the couples Scott and Mary the children The letter slain in their mentioned the Le and included a list of names and information about gambling winnings and losses of It also said Those thieves have robbed me out of everal thousand So chief please stop that crooked and wicked poker At another the letter said I trust this is the information you and wished the chief good Chief Salmans said the letter con no intimation that Henry contemplated The letter was postmarked at Fri day but postal authorities explain ed that it probably had been mail ed Thursday not picked up because it was Veterans a The chief opened the letter in the presence of Saline County At torney John Crowther and his as Joe Police Ivan Hindman and Police Har old Then he turned the in formation over to the In the Henry police in after the bodies were came upon a note saying letter to mother and Salmans in The letter to Henrys moth Genevieve Henry of Sa was not delivered a prisoner of war in Ger many during World War had been a liquor retailer and a truck driver Neighbors said he was unemployed and had marital Henry filed for di vorce in 1953 but later dismissed the Dan the dead worn Cant Tear Up The Kids Comic Books LONDON UP British school teachers seizing comic books from hi not destroy The kids may This warning was issued by Hie National Union of whose legal eagles have come up with the following opinion The comic is not Ownership does not reside in the To destroy it or otherwise deprive the true owner of it per would be an illegal act Reds Want In On Atoms For Peace Talks UNITED 12 Andrei Vishin sky said Friday Moscow like to take part in Presiden pro on conditions so far fought by the The Soviet Deputy Foreign Min ister told the political committee that the pro posed international atomic agency suggested by the United States and its atomic Allies should be inside the United Nations and subject to the Security The as en by Canada South Africa and Aus envisions the creation o the international agency as a spc agency of the a loose tie to the world organiza The tone of the one hour and 45 minute speech by Vishinsky and Lodges brief reply showed that both sides are jockeying for the best position in the ne which appear to be in the In it appeared neither side has definitely and finally made up its ESCAPER RESTRAINED An unidentified deputy sheriff forcibly restrains Jerry Anglin after Anglin and tow other prison ers were caught trying to escape from Wayne County jail in De The men made the mistake of dropping their rope past the bedroom window of Sheriff Andrew Baird who sounded an alarm resulting in the immediate capture of the A Call For Dignity Made By Carlson i 12 McCarthy iRWis was assailed Friday as a in 30 minutes in a longi But the Presidents youngest and spreader of and defended as a the grinning President Milton president of Pennsylvania State victim of spiteful in weeks final session of the Senate week that he would run for political election in Its a lot of Hagerty There was no Polite Contractor 12 superintendents are getting special treatment at the site where work has started on the new nine million dollar State Office Contractors have erected bleachers especially for those who desire to be unofficial super visors of the Plucky Polio Victim Dies Opinions On Are Varied 12 gress financial watchdog said Fri day night the controversial Dixon Yates power contract has been greatly improved but that he couldnt say whether it is a good That was the way acting Comp troller General Frank Weitzel sized up the 500miUiondollar con tract at hearings on it by the Sen Atomic Energy commit Also at the hearings Chairman Lewis Strauss of the Atomic Energy Commission repeatedly and at times warmly contended that the uproar over the deal hasnt impaired the atomic weapons program in the Gore and An derson DNM took the position that the contract carries what Gore called a very glaring pos of a tax windfall to Dixon WEST PALM 12 Suite infantile paralysis victim who lived 18 years and 7 months in an iron died Friday while here to participate in Florida state bridge tourna accompanied by his wife and two medical came here Thursday from his Miami Beach ionic for the first round of He failed to show up for Fridays and was found dead in his room at the George Washington Apparently lie had been taking a nap and died quietly in his still encased in the artificial respir ator which kept him alive through the The machine was work ing There was no official announce Republican Bricker Ohio Goldwater Ariz came swiftly o praising lim as the symbol of American re sistance to communism and blam ng Communist influence for the move to rebuke Finally a second member of the censure Carlson ioo the floor and pro tested sharply against Fullbright D Ark stepped up to bat for the which would bring about construc tion of a 107milliondollar gener ating plant in his He said it compares very favorably with the performance of the Tennessee Valley Authority power program on an actual cost Fullbright also challenged what ho termed that Dixon Yates would make a guaranteed profit 9 per cent on its deal with the He said the company has taken a very substantial risk and will earn about per cent on its total compared with 6 per cent for regulated private The contract is with the It provides for construc tion of a generating plant at West to feed power into the TVA system for 25 to 45 years to replace energy TVA supplies to atomic Queen Mother Arrives In Ottawa for Visit 12 W Jueen Mother Elizabeth arrived here early Friday for a Her Royal Canadian Air Force passenger plane brought her to Up lands Airport from the Langle Air Force Base in Virginia at tHe of her unofficial visit to the United charge that the committee mem bers were unwitting handmaid ens of the Communist Carlson declared accusation made In a speech he put into the Congressional Record was a violation of Senate rules and is therefore out of The Kansas lawmaker likewise protested what he called the le inquiries with which the McCarthy side has been bombard ing committee and de clared any rearguard action to delay the proceedings will not go down well with the voters back cause of but a brave heart grew Roman Jinx Hits Film Marriages Again By STAN SWINTON 12 Roman jinx on Hollywood marriages struck again The latest victim Rhonda The shapely redhead she will leave for Switzerland in about 10 days to divorce Lew whom she married in Ka July She had quietly established Swiss residence six months There are no other personali ties Its simply incom explained Mish Flem who is here playing the film been seen frequently with Prince Aly Khan during his Italian visit last Miss Fleming filed a divorce complaint in Hollywood last but the couple effected a reconcil when Morrill slipped and broke his leg while visiting He said Friday he will not contest the new divorce Romes done it was the comment around this Hollywood Since Italy became a postwar international film produc ing centert his is the fifth marriage involving Hollywood stars to blow part of a Babylonian courtesan in up under the sultry Italian a costume of bra and two bracelets I and a She had In 1949 Ingrid Bergman came to Italy to make Stromboli under the direction of Roberto Husband Peter Lindstrom stayed after one of the most publicized romances of a Lindstrom is Roberto Rossellini and hasnt even been back to Robert Taylor came to town to film Quo the hus band of Barbara Stanwyck in a model He was much photographed with Italian starlet Li de divorce Taylor is now married to Ursula the German It was the Christmas season a year ago when Frank Sinatra flew to Rome to beg for a reconciliation with Ava here making a and being escorted nightly by Spanish bullfighter Luis Do Result No reconcilia tion and Then Shelly Winters flew in to visit husband Vittorio A few days later Miss Winters an grily summoned the press to an her marriage was and to express the belief Gassman ment of the friends said oo tired from the His body was being returned to Miami Freds father was playing golf when he was told to make an ur gent call to the priest of the Catho ic church the family I knew at once what it said Fred Snite Id been ex peeling it for the last 18 Fred had an ulcer which both ered him all the way his father Nonetheless he bridge during practically he whole In fact he won all our now 44 was stricken with complete paralysis at in a few weeks Before his 26th He lay at deaths door in a Chinese hos ital for then was taken to his home in Chicago in an iron Since then he has married and become the father of three chil His fortitude and good nature became an inspiration to thousands and his fame became Lying flat on his back in the cylindrical iron he hac raveled many thousands of a journey to the Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes in France where he prayed for a return to active The prayers were only partially and then by the develop ment of a lightweight which permitted him to sit up a Tew hours at a He could ac leave the artificial respira tor for short Despite his great Snite tried valiantly to live a nor nal He attended sports events n his and was a regular contestant in bridge tournaments in the Miami add original Snite dies x x x The younger Snite sometimes referred to himself as The Boiler He was married to the former Miss Teressa Larkin of His father spent a fortune to keep him and carefully planned for family events to re volve around Fred The father told close friends early this week that the Boiler Kid was His death came as a surprise to countless He spent summers in where his father was a small loan would marry his frequent compani His winters were spent Anna Maria ful Italian the Gassman didnt but he and Miss Ferrero still are Rhonda Fleming joins the list of stars who found that Holly wood roads to Rome lead on to Maybe its the But Holly is convinced its something Roman estate in Miami his Snite is sur vived by his three Teressa 14 Catherine Ber and A spokesman for the American We can certainly solve thia Carlson without the sacrifice of the dignity of this Goldwater described the censure move as the culmin ating destroy Americas foremost fighter against commu and accused foes of The masterminds In this fight have said on thing and meant Goldwater de Their propaganda has dripped with and lofty Their deeds have come from the All the discredited and embit tered figures of the pe riod of American dishonor have crawled out from under their logs to join the efforts to get even have dipped in the smut pot to discredit McCarthy and bis work against lean and premature ly spoke after veteran Bricker declared a vote to censure McCarthy would smack of legis lative tyranny and would reflect a vindictive the worlds passion unworthy of greatest deliberative Bricker contended there is no precedent for punishing a senator for the acts alleged against Mc and abusing a Senate and likewise giving abusive treatment to an Army general who appeared be fore own Investigations a former Mississippi accused McCarthy of ex right up to the present a moral contempt of the winding up the days rejected the argument of the McCarthy camp that Watkins committee members have a duty to defend the report or make a as McCarthy himself put I he that the committee report speaks for itself it is all in the English language and he who runs may Carlson said his fellow know whether we are stooges of or and they we are Then he must we submit to being called so without because the phase unwitting handmaidens is synonymous with the shorter uglier word stooge and was so n Intercepted Letter Maybe its the Medical said Snite had lived longer under iron lung conditions than any other polio sufferer listed in their GEORGE HUMPHREY Secretary Of Treasury Ohio Dear George Well accept an invitation to hunt on your place any time you issue HutoK  

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