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Trucks Now Radio Dispatched Starting with the new year, Montgomery Ward service trucks are now radio-dis-patched. Standing before the trucks are left to right, George Jerry Hecko, service man, and Bob Belasco, Service Manager. The trucks are fully equipped to service all types of appliances. The Ford is a ’62 model and the Chevrolet is new, purchased from Jim Harris Chevrolet in Greencastle. Banner Photo—Don Whitehead

Television In Review

By RICK DC BROW HOLLYWOOD UPI — Notes to watch television by: The maestro: five distinguished symphony conductors whose careers were influenced by the late Arturo Toscanini will reminisce about him on NBC-TVs “Telephone Hour” of March 12, which salutes the centennial year of his birth . . . The conductors are George Szell Cleveland, Eugene Ormandy Philadelphia, Frick Leinsdorf Boston, William Steinburg, Pittsburgh and Milton Katins, Seattle .. . They will be interviewed by New York Times music critic Harold C. Schonberg, who is preparing the program’s script ... It is also understood that, at the present, Gen. David Samoff, RCA-NBC pioneer, is expecting to appear in a brief tribute to the maestro . . . Toscanini was the longtime conductor of the NBC Symphony Orchestra. The headliners: commentator Edward P. Morgan, as well as Howard K. Smith, will be a regular contributor on ABCTV’s daily evening news report when it expands to half an hour Monday . . . Also Monday, Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, actress Helen Hayes and boxer Cassius Clay are scheduled to

be interviewed on NBC-TV’s “Today” program Sen. Robert F. Kennedy is a “Today” guest Wednesday, and Secretary of State Dean Rusk turns up on the same series Thursday “General Eisenhower on the Military Churchill,” an hour, “ABC Stage 67” presentation of the former President’s recollections of Sir Winston, has been moved up from Feb., 16 to Jan., 26. Jackie Gleason’s enormously successful CBS-TV series, with Art Carney, will return next season, along with their female sidekicks, Sheila MacRae and Jane Kean . . . Bing Crosby is the host as ABC-TV’s “Hollywood Palace” which starts its fourth year next Saturday, with guests including Jimmy Durante, Edie Adams, Tim Conway and Sen. Everett Dirksen, who reads from his album, “The Gallant Men” .... The hour also contains a taped sequence of previously unseen “Palace sluffs involving Crosby, Durante, Victor Borge, Fred Astaire, Tony Martin, Peter Lawford, Martha Raye and Phil Harris . . . The Janurary 21 “Hollywood Palace” has Donald O’Conner as host and S i d Caesar and Ted Lewis on the bill.

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By GAY PAULEY N E W Y O R K UPI — The pants, taking over in all other areas of women’s apparel, now walk the bridal path. In a departure from the traditional in wedding gowns, one New York manufacturer shows a trousered bridal gown for spring. The firm is the same one which within hours after the Luci Johnson-Patrick Nugent nuptials had copies of Mrs. Nugent’s wedding dress in the

stores.

Council, Inc., to be followed through January 13 with shows by members of the American Designer Group. The shows are held each January and July for visiting fashion reporters. Angelo is not a member of either group. But one member of the couture council is Bianchi, whose show Thursday stressed traditional bridal dress. There were the beautiful rose point laces, with tiny pearl beading, embroidery on peau de

„ _ soie, silk organza appliqued ow, re ge o, Inc., fig- re-embroidered lace, and

voile accented by peau sash. Tulle, cathedral trains and Chantilly lace all were for the

day-of-a-lifetime.

ures the space age is the big influence in fashions and that something is due besides all that satin and peau de soie. Its gown of the future is a floor length jump suit, pants with flared legs, and cut from diaphanous silver mesh. Under it, the bride wears something resembling a jeweled body stocking. Her headpiece goes traditional—a shoulder length

veil of tulle.

The Angelo show of space age bridal finery just happened to coincide with a two-week series of shows of women’s ready-to-wear and accessories from New York manufacturers. The first, this current week, is under the sponsorship of the New York Couture Business

New Style

ROCKTON, 111.—The pickets were teen-age boys, some with crew cuts and others sporting “Beatle bangs.” They were picketing Saturday in freezing weather outside a restaurant which displayed a sign reading, “if you do not have your hair cut like a man or boy, you are not welcome here.”

The firm of Junior Sophisticates is known for its regular ready to wear, not for bridal fashions, but the finale of the firm’s show Thursday emphasized the young look for which the firm is famous. The bride wore a short, ribbon embroidered lace dress, a copy of infant apparel, complete with a copy of baby’s cap.

SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE

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Today’s hand appears in the latest Winkman novel, “The Ace of Spies." It seems that South is sure to lose two hearts, a diamond and a club. “But watch how the gentle art of timing can make that fourth loser go up in smoke,” Winkman cau-

tions the reader.

East took the top hearts and returned his lowest heart. South

club, East would play low on the first diamond, take the second and immediately lead a third. South would eventually

have to lose a club. DAILY QUESTION

Partner opens with one spade, and the next player passes. You hold: S-Q 10 7 4 2; H-J 9 5 4; D-K 4; C-A 6. What do you

say? Answer: Bid three spades. You have 10 points in high cards (too much for a jump to four spades), 2 points for the doubletons and should count something extra for the fifth trump. The jump raise shows about 13 to 16 points with strong trump support.

Siamese Twins Are Dead At 54 HOLYOKE. Mass. UPI — Margaret and Mary Gibb, who

said they were “perfectly {ruffed high, drew two rounds happy” during their 54 years as j of trumps and led the low diatwins, died simulu- mond from dummy. Note that

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taneously Sunday at the hospital where they were bom. Doctors at Holyoke Hospital said the twins, who were joined at the base of the spine and shared a common circulatory system but no vita! organs, died at 12:35 p.m. of “hypertensive heart disease.” The twins, who were the oldest Siamese twins of American birth, had entered the hospital Dec. 30. Dr. John F. Appel, their attending physician, said an autopsy showed Margaret had suffered from cancer of the bladder and it had spread to the lungs of each twin when they

died.

The girls were sheltered by their mother, Mrs. John Gibb, until their mid-teens, although they lived an active life at home. They were taught by a private tutor. \ At 15, Mrs. Gibb allowed the twins to perform as a vaudeville act, dancing and playing the piano.

Syrians Fire On Israeli Targets JERUSALEM, Israel UPI — Israeli military authorities accused Syria of shelling and machine gunning targets inside Israel for more than three hours Sunday.

Israel hinted “aggression.”

at reprisals of

The Israelis said Syrian troops started shooting at an Israeli tractor working about 800 yards inside the border along the Hula Valley north of the Sea of Galilee. Two Israeli civilians were reported slightly wounded. Damascus radio, in a broadcast monitored in Beirut, claimed Syrian “front line forces” opened fire after Israelis first shot at Syrian bordei positions. The Israeli authorities said the Syrians fired 20 tank shells over the border and raked several Israeli targets with machine gun fire. They said the Syrians shot at an Israeli patrol moving toward the besieged tractor.

The workings of the “Bois du Cazier” mine w^ere 262 miners died in 1956 in Belgium’s greatest such disaster are to become a school. The death pit was closed down and the provincial council has bought the ground and buildings to install the school.

What’s Cookin'

CHICKEN - NIGHT EVERY TUESDAY ALL YOU CAN EA1

“New leek Pleosed, Mrs. GleMoore, just like you were invited to Dinner at TORR'Sl"

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declarer carefully refrained from discarding on the jack of hearts. East could not afford to step up with the ace of diamonds since that would set up both the king and queen. South would eventually discard dummy’s low club on the queen of diamonds. PLAYS LOW East played the low diamond, and South won with the queen. Declarer got back to dummy with a trump, discarded a diamond on the jack of hearts, and led the king of diamonds to force East into the lead. If East returned a club, declarer would get a free finesse. If East returned a heart. South would ruff while dummy discarded the losing club. East would defeat the contract if South discarded on the jack of hearts before leading the low diamond from dummy. If South discarded a diamond. East would take the ace of diamonds and return the suit, clashing the king and queen together. If South discarded a

No Tea Party BIRKENHEAD, England UPI — Shipyard workers here met the 100 day deadline on a repair contract, but to do so they had to make the supreme sacrifice. They gave up tea breaks. The repair company, in a thank you message to workmen, said it figured the men had saved 14 days time by doing without their traditional tea breaks.

James J. Corbett was the first fighter to be administered oxygen in his corner, taking it when he fought Jim Jeffries in 1903.

Post To Fit Her Hours Sought By Part-Timer

By ROBERTA ROESCH Dear Roberta Roesch: In one of your columns, you stated that some firms advertise for housewives to do office work during the day when their children are in school, or during the evening when their husbands are home to take over child care. Watched In Vain I have watched the papers in my area for that kind of attractive offer, since I am a former office worker. But I have seen no advertisements asking for housewives for the hours we can work. How can I find this kind of job?

M.O.M

Dear M.O.M.: Take a hint from Francis Bacon’s words: “If the hill will not come to Mahomet, Mahomet will go to the hill.” Go to firms in your area most likely to have part-time jobs or special shifts for housewives even though these places have not come to you—so to speak—via newspaper advertisements. Some likely businesses to visit in any area (because they sometimes have day and evening hours) are addressing and duplicating services; business schools; insurance companies; investment services; hotels; motels; mailing services; secretarial services; trade and vocational schools; publishing companies; and printing firms. Adjustable Schedules Also try companies that are small enough to adjust their schedules to the hours when they can get part-time help. Look into the temporary help firms that are listed in the classified telephone directory. Dear Roberta Roesch: I followed the advice of one of your columns and took the positive viewpoint that I could brush up on my secretarial skills and get an office job at the age of 45. I landed a job in a week, but my ego is bruised every day, due to the constant reminder that I am the oldest person working in our department. When I mention World War n, for instance, some of my coworker’s who are in their 20s

(even my boss is only 30) look at me as though I’m talking about a date in ancient history.

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By Carlo 3. Salzano

WASHINGTON UPI — The Agriculture Department estimates world wheat production during 1966-67 at a record 274 million tons, up 27 million tons from the previous year. The department said in a report on the world’s agricultural plans for the new year that higher yields rather than more acreage account for the wheat production increase. Most of the increased production is expected to be in the large exporting countries and in the Soviet Union. North America’s wheat harvest, estimated at 60 million tons, is nearly 4 million tons larger than the preceding year's record, the department said. Although the total of 196667 food grain production in India was moderately above the poor crop of the preceding

Her Young Co-Workers Make The Mature Woman Feel Old I feel my age is against me, despite the fact that I have a

job.

Surely some other women in their 40s and 50s must run into this situation, so give us some ideas on how to keep the old ego from feeling its age.

P.R.

Live In Present Dear P.R.: Stop dwelling on World War H and subjects of that era and you won’t feel like Mother Time behind the typewriter. Talk about today’s times. Acquire the more positive habit of reminding yourself daily that maturity and experience can be as desirable as youth—as long as you see that they work for you at 40, 50 and 60.

year, grain import needs will remain strong. Japanese imports will be about 500,000 tons above the 1965-66 volume of 8.4 million tons. Looking back over 1968, the department found that new production records were set for cereals, edible oilseeds and sugar. Large declines were reported in coffee and cotton production. Prospects are for a record production of about 17 million tons of edible vegetable oils in 1967, some 6 per cent above the 1966 record output.

WOMEN OFTEN HAVE BLADDER IRRITATION Common Kidney or Bladder Irritations affect twice as many women as men, often causing tenseness and nervousness from frequent, burning, itching urination. Secondarily, you may lose sleep and have Headaches. Backaches and feel older, tired, depressed. In such cases, CYSTEX usually brings relaxing comfort by curbing germs in acid urine, and easing pain. Get CYSTEX at druggists today.

SEMIANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE Now Going On At TROYER’S SAVE 25% TO 50% On First Quality Winter Merchandise No Exchanges, Layaways or Refunds On Sale Merchandise!

L. R. JONES, M.D. Office Hours BY APPOINTMENT Mon., Tues., Thurs., & Fri. Alamo Building

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No "bankers’ hours” here ■ As you know, we’re open hours after most other stores are closed. This makes it convenient for you to pick up many nondrug items. But think how often it’s evening when you discover you need a thermometer.. .or a hot-water bottle... or aspirin... not to mention prescription medicatioa. This is the important reason for our extra hours. It’s a traditional service we provide because illness doesn’t keep bankers’ hours either.

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