The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 November 1964 — Page 3
Hit By Truck
. OKLAHOMA CITY UPI — Asked how he felt about the election results, Oklahoma Republican Chairman William Burkett replied: “Not too good. But did anybody get the number of that truck?”
disrupting plans of an amateur 1 group rehearsing Christopher Ery’s “The Lady’s Not for Burning.”
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Promotion Fails WAUKEGAN, 111. UPI — Federal agents arrested Mrs. i Catherine Farnell, 37, Wednes- j day on charges she imperson-! ated a woman Air Force offieer. | i Agents said the woman had been posing as a lieutenant and was tripped up when she projnoted herself to captain.
Play Burned Out “LEAMINGTON, England UPI CThe Loft Theater was destroyed by fire Wednesday, *
Has New Desk INDIANAPOLIS UPI—Governor Welsh has a new desk to be topped with teak plans from the deck of the now-dismantled battleship U.S.S. Indiana. But he will only be able to enjoy it two months until his term expires. Welsh, a World War II Navy officer, ordered the desk with a top to be secured from the ship blanking later. The front of the desk will face visitors in the governor’s office with a carved wooden replica of the state seal.
By LESTER L. COLEMAN, MJ>.
Readers Are Asking . . .
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THANKS To the voters and my many friends in the Cloverdale Community School Corporation for your support. It is greatly appreciated. WAYNE BRANNEMAN
THANKS
I want to thank my loyal Repub- : can and Democrat friends who elected me to be your Treasurer again.
ROLAND LANE
WHAT causes white patches' on the face and neck? This skin condition is known as vitiligo. It may occur on the hands, too. These white patches are due to the absence of pigment (melanin) in the skin. The actual cause of this loss of pigment has never been satisfactorily determined. Dermatologists (specialists in conditions of the skin) are testing various drugs Dr. Coleman for restoring pigment to deprived skin areas. The problem of appearance can be solved by using cosmetics to cover the white patches. * * • When a person wakes from a deep sleep with a feeling of numbness and tingling of the arms, is it a cause for concern? Almost always this distressing sensation means that the blood supply to the arm was reduced by an unusual position during sleep. Pressure from the weight of the body acts almost like a tourniquet and interferes with circulation. When the pressure of weight is removed, the numbness soon disappears and is followed by tingling, as the blood once again surges through the arm. Frequent attacks of numbness of the arms or legs should be studied for the possibility of some anatomical variation from the normal. * * • For what conditions are cold applications more desirable than hot applications?
The immediate use of ice or ice compresses is soothing and beneficial for sprains, minor burns and insect bites. High fever can be effectively reduced by sponging the body with cool water. * • • Why should baby teeth be given dental care when they are going to fall out anyway and be replaced by permanent teeth? Baby teeth deserve proper dental attention. Each baby tooth "saves a place” for the permanent tooth which will replace it. When they are lost too early, the position of the permanent teeth can be affected. The total dental structure, and even the shape of the mouth and jaw can be altered by the premature loss of baby teeth. * * • What information does a doctor obtain from a “smear” of the nose or throat? A microscopic study of such smears can show the presence of unusual cells in the nose suggestive of allergy, and a w r ide variety of other possible conditions. Smears are also studied by culture to determine the germs responsible for particular kinds of infections. Smears can be taken, too, from other parts of the body, like the cervix of the uterus, and often reveal valuable information for the diagnosis and early treatment of disease. While Dr. Coleman cannot undertake to ansiver individual letters, he will use readers’ questions m his column whenever possible and when they are of general interest. Address your letters to Dr. Coleman in care of this newspaper.
Ex-Movie Star Now A Senator SAN FRANCISCO UPI —Political freshman George Murphy rode to a U. S. Senate victory today on a surge of southern California votes in a stunning | reversal of Presidents Johnson's landslide trend. The former movie star, now a successful buisnessman, snuffed out Democrat Pierre Salinger’s hopes of landing a full six-year term in the Senate. Salinger, 39, press secretary to two presidents, trailed nightlong in the tabulations from Tuesday’s general election—but the margin was slender. Murphy was winning Los Angeles County, with 38 per cent of the state’s voters, by more than 200,000 votes to balance Salinger's edge in strongly
Democratic areas, particularly in the north. When semi-official returns from Los Angeles trickled in this morning the victory, indii cated for some time, became
assured.
Murphy, in discussing the race with his campaign w-ork-ers, earlier said he felt voters j resented the “intrusion” of Salinger who had been absent froir his native California for some years.
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THANK YOU I want to say Thank You to my many friends in the Cloverdale Community School Corporation for your loyal support in the election. It is truly appreciated. LILLIAN WHITAKER
BACK AT WORK—You might not know it to look at him, but it’s British actor Peter Sellers, in Paris on his first full-length film since hia heart attack in Hollywood, "What’s New, Pussycat?"
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DeCaulle May Talk With LBJ PARIS UPI — President j Charles De Gaulle was reported Wednesday to be seeking toplevel consultation with the Uniti ed States—perhaps with Presij dent Johnson—before a final i decision on a multi-lateral nuclear force. Responsible French sources said such talks also should touch on all aspects of NATO, on which the United States and France are increasingly at
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French officials said Johnson’s landslide election victory
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the moment.
Under present plans, Johnson would not visit Europe before his inauguration Jan. 20. French sources Wednesday voiced hope that talks mieht begin before then—even if they did not involve Johnson and DeGaule at the outset. French sources said De Gaulle wants there to be no doubt In Johnson’s mind that he considers the nuclear force militarily senseless and politically inadvisable. ‘ MARTI ANCHRON'ICLES’ HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — The producer - director team of
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For Holiday Entertaining MEAT LOAF CUBES with APPLE SAUCE DIP
One big cheery bustle, that’s the holiday season . . . the happy gatherings of the clan, the lighthearted dropping in of friends, the young folks home from college. So wise is the hostess who keeps on hand a few frivolous eatables that she can come up with fast when the “entertaining” need arises. These Meat Loaf Cubes with their Apple Sauce Dip are one such. The meat has a little canned apple sauce mixed through it for a surprise flash of fruitiness, and it cuts down into neat, hefty cubes. The Dip is a blend of sour cream, apple sauce. Tabasco, grated onion, celery salt and mustard, each a lively flavor. Combined they make a dip that’s all sharpness and zing. Meat Loaf Cubes:
V/2 pounds ground chuck J 4 pound ground pork or veal 1 small onion, minced
1 egg, beaten
1 cup canned apple sauce
1 cup packaged stuffing crouton*
or stuffing mix 1 teaspoon salt
U teaspoon pepper % teaspoon nutmeg
“Apple Sauce Dip
Combine all ingredients and tnix lightly, but well. Pack mixtura into a greased 9'' x 5" x 3" loaf pan. Bake in a moderate oven. 350 degrees, about 1 hour, or until very firm. Chill. Slice cola meat loaf into 6-8 cuts. Cube slices and serve around bowl of dip. Makes about 6 dozen cubes.
•Apple Sauce Dip
1 cup canned apple sauce 1 cup dairy sour cream 1 teaspoon prepared mustard Blend together all ingredients, loaf bits. Makes 2 cups dip.
3 /i teaspoon celery salt 1 tablespoon grated onioa
Dash of Tabasco
Serve very cold with cubed meat
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