The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 September 1967 — Page 3

Thursday, September 14, 1S4T

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Try and stop M« || Color regulator TV tubes are health hazard I

By BENNETT CERS-

Dr. A. C. Offutt, State Health ■ market defective color television tubes has, in the past several lator” tube, causing the concera.

what-

George Murphy, R-Calif., a ever weapons they think are

nnmTT ad _• ■ , , ^ Commissioner, today sought the i tubes which may be a source of months, modified more than 95 that the possibility of danger recent elec uon obser\er in necessarj. .... POPULAR minister arranged to divide his vacation . . . ’ . . ... , ... ,T . . . , , ,, . . . . . LIiaL poaaiomLy 01 aan s ei south Vietnam, said Wednesday Unlike Reagan, who declined - , , - , . . ... . assistance of Indiana health of- possible radiation hazard to percent of the color television S ^ ,,, ^ ^ mto ten four-day visits with wealthy panshoners who i from these tubes is remote - the war there would be ‘over in to question Michigan Gov.

had invited him to their respective summer homes, scattered i ftC * rB m r * f th

from Maine to Northern

THE ROSTMAN HAS THEM

sets containing such tubes and: has, in addition, notified all elee-

However, since the manufactur- a month” if U.S. military lead- George W. Romney's charge

Michigan. A methodical fellow, he wrote all of his effusive thank-you notes before departing for his first stop in Ogunquit. sealed, addressed, and stamped the letters, bound them with a rubber band, and put the pack m his

valise.

Just before he left home, he discovered the ” bundle was missing. His ' maid vouchsafed the explanation: “Oh, yes. Reverend, I saw that you had

forgotten to mail those letters yyou wrote iast mght. I them to the postman this morning.”

Hollywood

News

HOLLYWOOD UPI — John Mclntire is a one-man bull pen for Universal Studios, available and willing to relieve the starting pitchers in television series. It was Mclntire who replaced | Ward Bond when the latter died in 1961. He took over as wagonmaster of “Wagon Train” and cracked the whip for 4% years. This summer he was waved in

George Bernard Shaw one day received an invitation from a 1 again to replace ailing Charles celebrity-chasing Lonaon lady he detested that read, “Lady So- Bickford as the manager of the

and-So will be at home next Wednesday between four and six.** Hie author returned the card with this P.S. appended thereto?

“Mr. Bernard Shaw likewise.*’

In a letter to Indiana health tronic personnel offering * r has recalled them, and since ers were unleashed to escalate that he was “brainwashed’' on officers. Dr. Offutt indicated a <, hn1intA .,» f or each tube return- ’ there is some emission of radia- the conflict. Vietnam, Murphy left no doubt that he had been advised by the ed At th - a time however Dr 1 tio- from them, he urged health The Senate GOP campaign in an interview that he felt Public Health Service that there anid th ^’ manufacturer! of ficers to contact all local tele- chairman’s view paralled the Romney had blundered,

are probably as many as 10,000

regulator tubes, capable of pro-

had not been able to locate all

of the tubes.

vision repair personnel and ad- pro-escalation stand taken Tues- Most Republican leaders outvise them to return to General day by his fellow Californian, side the Romney-for-president

ducing X-rays when placed in Electric (and receive a bounty Gov. Ronald Reagan a rising camp think the governor hurt use, in the hands of various tele- The Commissioner stressed; for each one) regulator tubes prospect for the GOP presiden- his prospects for winning his vision repair personnel. the fact that it is not the pie-j6EA4: 6EF4. and 6LC6 (white tian nomination. Reagan said party’s presidential nomination The manufacturer of these ture tube, but a “shunt regu- ink printing only). the military should be given a by his remark.

Shiloh ranch in “The Virginian.” j Mclntire is contracted to do five episodes of the 90-minute

Tve got some words for you,” proposed Annabel!*, the Wall j NBC series with options for 15 Street Jean Kerr, “that are spelled alike—so why not pronounce a year in six months time should

Bickford be slow in regaining

his health.

Curiously, Mclntire neither

them alike. Just pronounce the second caojtrdi^d word in each

sentence the same as the first one.’ ~ 1. I’m MATURE by NATURE.

2. I LOVE your STOVE.

3. The DOUGH is TOUGH.

4. Arrows went THROUGH the BOUGH. "After you’ve said these,” concludes Miss Annabelia, ’1 hope jour LAUGHTER SLAUGHTERS you.’* C> 1967. by Bennett Cerf. Distributed by King Features Syndicate

Heloise

needs the work or is especially elated at finding himself back in Hollywood. The reason is ■ clear. He owns and lives on a | 460-acre ranch of virgin timber ■ and magnificent meadows in northwest era Montana. When his agent tried to contact Mclntire to replace Bickford it was tougher than getting

a message to Garcia.

His nearest neighbor Is nine

the nearest mail

Dear Heloise: On the following shampoo. ■“ I use shampoos and creme open the container, put it in rinses that come in pliable a glass and pour hot water j m ji es awav;

plastic containers. After the' over it. Then let it sit a while. | box iq miles: the closest teletube is empty, I find there is This way you get out every phone 30 mile?. Mclntire's usually enough lotion clinging iota of the contents, and it's S p rea( j j s as isolated as it was

t,o the sides

shampoos:

for two

more enough for another shampoo.

Judy Rotella

Rather than slowly squeeze n Heloise-

the lotion out through the tiny |

opening, I take my scissors those plastic tubs that and snip the container through mar „ arine comes in now.

I found another good use for

ago when he first

32 years bought it.

“We haven't telephones or electricity,” Mclntire explained. "I shoot most of the meat we eat up there and my wife Jean-

middle, use what I need . L . hpatin£r j ette cans fruits and vegetables thp tnn half intn Aft heatin S “y to<3dler 8 ; herself from our garden. We

and then stick the top half into food which all mothers at the lower half until the next some time or other get too

hot, I just pour it in one of

the container is those plastic tubs. It cools

shorter, but it will not slip open, quickly after stirring around.

shampoo. Of course.

There is no waste at all.

lov« the isolation and plan to

keep it that way.

“My agent reached me by sending a telegram to the railroad station in Troy, Mont., and it was left in my mail box. They wanted Jeanette to do the show, too. so we decided to come down

Also, if the baby does not j her ® together.” finish his food immediately, all i Mclntire will play Bickford s 1 do is put the lid on and place; younger brother from Texas, it in the refrigerator until he Viewers will be told in the

After the child has finished eating, these plastic tubs

can be discarded.

gets hungry again.

JoAnn Clay

Lilly stomp soles soaring

course of Mclntire’s first episode that the big daddy of the Shiloh ranch is off to Denver on business, and that his brother will be in charge until his re-

i turn.

If Mclntire's performance is perfect, credit it to the man's , own background and feel for EM \ ORK U PI—The total,

, ; range country, horses and the sales so far of the stamp col-; I . ugge j ^

lection of the late Josiah K. £ is genuinely a man among

Lilly, Indianapolis, reached $1.5

men. When three grisly bears

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million Wednesday when a New tbreatene< j t o tear apart his Orleans dealer bid $98,000 for cabin te the mountains he coolly two U.S. postage proof sheets, dispatched them with a rifle. * The sale, when completed, is The glamor and attractions of expected to break all previous Hollywood leave him unmoved, records for a single stamp col- He's more at home with his 50 lection. It was the first of two head of cat tl e _ down from a days of bidding on the fifth of j high of 500 head — and the sim-

10 sales of the Lilly collection. pUcity of Montana life.

Raymond Weill of New Or- 'Tv* tried to simplify my life leans paid the record price as much as possible,” Mclntire M'ednesday for the two proof said. “The peace, beauty and sheets which were originally tranquility of Montana is worth part of the collection of the late more to me than all the starPresident Franklin D. Roose-, ring roles and excitement of velt. show business put together. The auction at the Palm Gar- contract allows me to den of the Waldorf Astoria was spend at least six months a conducted by the Robert A. year up there on the ranch. Siegel Galleries of New York. There is a spiritual worth in Lilly was a world famed phil- Montana that I can't find any-

atelist and former board chair- M'here else.”

man of the Eli Lilly Drug Co.,

Indianapolis.

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GROOM WEARS WHITE SOUTHAMPTON, England UPI—Michael Walford, 24. insisted on a white wedding. He's getting it. When he marches down the aisle Sept. 19, he’ll

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Bride Janet Selfe, 23. will

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“When I saw Mike’s suit.” she said. “I realized our whites would clash. So I dyed my suit orange to match his necktie.”

ILLEGAL HUNT APPLETON, Wis. UPI — George Beslic, 24, Milwaukee, was fined $145 and sentenced to 10 days in jail Monday for stealing a bear. Beslick said he decided to steal the bear after an unsuccesful hunt for one in Florence County and “being sent on several wild goose chases.”

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