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| : , N' 4 By United Press 3 the plight or the public,” she said Bat front You probeily DON'E. ave | SACRAMENTO, Cal, Oct. 27 demurely. dis Gp NN ; A modern Lady Godiva, ho plans; - The only «definite word about : Maybe that isn’t news to NNN ; \ y to ride tomorrow in protest, .. costume that she would give Gro Oct. 27 : - © 3 . against high taxes, said today was that it would include long WASHINGTON, Oct 27 A B you. that her greatest worry is staying blond tresses to’ augment he Qwn atomic expert said today tha Mavbe VOU never even» gave

ing about “that small on the horse. : . shoulder length hair. Whether §& the big thing about‘that Small the possibility that you might “I haven't ridden in five or Six there would be more to the 3

¢plosion” in. Nevada last Mon- yp... cancer 0 ha : ’ al ey da - 1 t offi Rave ncer a feeting thought. years and my horsemanship is a costume she wouldn't say. 18 LR 1t Tif 1 [11 0, r 1 av , ' { : C y : cials mean when they talk about Bul i vou haven't. you're in a little uncertain,” said the tall.! «1 fee] confident with the long ‘dozens of varieties’ of Atomic © ore of Harpe bi blonde - “Shug” Coburn, 29-year- owing hair I will be as fully reapons.. One of the saddest failures of old wife of a Sacramento plumber. covered as many a housewife that weapons the cancer education cambaigns ‘ ’ “thi " sh “After all, not many people went to market this summer,” she

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t av ’ smpted to ride side- said. many cases it has created the have ever attempted to ride sid

saddle bareback.” she said. But the Sacramento County

These authorities have said the pedestrian refusing to look both [in protest against high taxes. “She'll be doing time in the

United States now can produce wavs on a busy highway because atomig weapons of dozens of dif- “if I'm going to be hit by a car I erent’ kinds “tailored to all types 4on®t want to know about it.” of combat situations.” Everybody knows that cars do EE They were not talking Just gj) and maim. But they also : Gh about different weapon forms— ppnow that every automobile ac- down on them through a diagnos- Thirtf-five thousand cancer All these go to point up an un-

bombs, shells, Yarheals, tor- cident isn't fatal. tic 'look-around,” they might be deaths each vear can be prevented. believable fact . . . that more pedoes, mines. and thé like. That pedestrian, if he turned in only a cancer’ casualty, rather re t5 : . deadly than cancer itself is the They were talking about weap- 4: : " > About half the persons who died ¥ . ey were lasing time to see a speeding car bear- than a fatality : + fear of having cancer 3 Q Hiv , 3 3 = . ancer st vy > ons of different destructive B- ing down on him, might leap Look at some of these astonish- {rom car at year would Pe; pu that very fear. defeats the’ : designed to knock out specific s5ide and just be grazed, rather ing statistics alive today. if their disease had 5niv cure for cancer . . . early ot ov er-destroying than crushed to death beneath Of all the major causes of death been diagnosed early, treated djagnosis and treatment. ana w i out en angering our OWN tha car wheels. in America, cancer is one of the promptly Examination Simple troops. : ; So is it possible that if more most curable provided treatment Sometimes even a week's delay . rc eas : The biggest weapon in the people would “see” cancer bearing begins soon enough may be fat There's only one way to bring atomic stockpile, tested at - . - a ER Lr ——— ADOUL that early diagnosis

Eniwetok last. spring, is a city- : and that is by one of' the most

(Tomorrow: Examination of the patient for cancer ... not ex-

below, The official stressed that even Apr. 9, to June 25. the smallest of the new weapons Awarded the Marine Corps 1 | ) in rps C at the 11 & al : io will still be “a giant in compari- Commendation Ribbon and Com- fo ig bere. Naval Ow * .

son with. conventional weapous.” pat “V’ was S-Sgt. Kermit G. : i 5 of th : . i “It 1s a ‘baby’ only by compari- Brink, USMC. Greenfield Sgt. Brink Pvt. Wilson A member oa e Marine Corps Not Done With Mirrors

i sete : g 947, Cpl. Rauch was sent. GOOCHLAND, Va. (UP * : iniwetok bomb. not e presentati ; ass since 1 A son With the E K : Fh The presentation was made at of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Wilson, to Korea Aug. 30. 1950. He was State and federal agents sur- n ao Ilanees with any other kind of weapon.” the U. 8. Naval Ordance Plant nn . : : » : > + 2318 N. Illinois St. wounded Dec. 6 and returned to prised two moonshiners at a big he said. here, where Sgt. Brink is now re dutv Monday's explosion was not of stationed. Pvt. Wilson, who enlisted in “ : a completed weapon but.of & nu-' Sgt. Brink was cited for hiz ex- the Air Force last week, intends

6143 Carver Ave, recently was

scharged from t i discharge« nm he Marine amination of the cancer patient.)

three weeks later, still near here despite a huge 10 He was s#ht back to the States by 20 foot mirror rigged up to keep in, May, and assigned to the Ord- wat h Th vards down a path lead-

clear ‘device”—that is, a trig- cellent service while with a Marine to make the service his career. nance plant her ing ta the still : gering mechanism designed to rifle company in Korea from Feb. A life resident. of Indianapolis. = ing io the site give atomie scientists more infor- 20 to Apr. 4 he attended Shortridge High mation about how much and how — School. Hd served in the Army : . little fissionable material can be Now stationed at Lackland in 1949 and ‘50. : : maar 12 Tp diferent AlF Force Base. San Amon Co Be Lanzord. Bram. on the box adds much fo the rings . . - gireumatances. Tex. fs Harold L. Wilson, son son of Mre. Bess Syplers, 5247 buf nothing * the cost

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Hoosiers begin 3 week-long They arrive Wednesday and That evening they will attend ¢elebration of the 100th year of arrangements for the visit have a formal dinner Mr Truman is

foe state SonStution Tunrsday, Deen scrutinized down to the giving at Blair House. Later, he : Forever . . and Ever

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the great flexibility of what we tvpe ‘of ‘cancer consciousness” 3) {ad , y ’ ‘an do. with. atomic weapons for .,.., tends to impede, rather Mrs. Coburn was practicing to- Horsemen's Association, in whose various purposes on the battle- 4 in stamping out. the dic: day aboard “Angel” the gentlest annual show she will ride, wasn't field.” ease which kills abnost 200.000 white horse she could find. In quite so confident. = S He cited a declaration ‘made nersons each Vear. re her practice sessions she has been | The group said it would ask all IU HOMECOMING QUEEN several times in recent WeeXs OV © 1; you've ever said or .heard modestly clad in a black strapless males in the audience over siX _Carol Reed, Bloomington sen. Chairman Brien McMahon £1 anyone gay: “If 1 have cancer I bathing Suit. years old to pledge themselves wned by Gov Conn.) of the House-Sena € don't want to know abogt it.” “Shug” said she decided to not to watch Mrs. Coburn. Only 'Of, was cro y y Atomic Energy Committee and you've seen this fear complex at {make the ride. like the original one man-—the original Peeping Schricker just before yester. " < ’ - ’ « 1 » fee » r >» » SE Time PO or Tits fom lope at Cay Solasot foys inane yore at Tuilored to Yar It's about as intelligent as a rove : De : Bloomington. Her: smile wasn't

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killer. Dropped on Heartbreak Hoosier Heroes— simple, painless procedures known Ridge in Korea it would have de- oy today, the routine physical exam- . ; stroved not only the enemy troops Lt D h : ; A o d Bb St ination. _ | holding the ridge but also the . a rymp e wor e ronze ar Fog Rapensive oy pay Jess | . : N i 3 to make sure your body's in - : ; United Nations soldiers in tus pit Lt. Robert K. Dalrymple, gm A — gow Plainfield Ave. -was awardedthe , "\ n.ino order than to De . : alieys. =50) i a p k% Purple Heart for wounds re re ARNG Sriest i i ‘Baby’ But No 3208 rave or has been 1 3 : 2% ceived at Sinchon, North Ko- Four automobile running smooth- » . Among the “variety” of new 2WATCGE BTONSe © a7 SOF mer. 53 : rea, Oct. 4 Too painful” The routirie phy- : . : § tactical weapons now being de- torious service with the IX Corps, # on - The presentation was made at gical che Kup tuvolves: Lo HOLE 1 signed, however, could be found 2d Chemical Mortar Battalion, in /"# ; EE A the 313d General Hospital in physical discomfort than getting ; the right one for knocking out ggres, wi 3 Ef Japan. . a permanent. : 4 the enemy position without hurt- Th "8 ' Cl od TF Too busy? Who ever heard of . } i e decoration was for excep- ig Cpl. Carlton I. Rauch, USMC : : Te oY ing attackers poised on the slopes ; . A Re Pir Le ~ Rauch, USMC, ing usy to stay alive” 8 Po P tional and excellent service from pe E son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rauch, being too b lo. slay sive :

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