Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 4

TTHDAT. JAXTAKT 14. 1858 i iagi roc trs daily jo rxx al-g Azr and commtkcial-star, mattoon, Illinois "The Doorway's Big Enough If You Leave That Stuff Outside" i Washington News Notebook Sixteen Petitions Filed in Moultrie Glancing Back Thru Our Files Tht VoJet 0 Tlit Greater Martoos) Aria Editorial Opinion Tht Poily Journal Gazelle AND OOUitERClAl STAit Consolidated II II Fifty Years Age Teeaj (UM) Is U. S. Losing Ability To Fight 'Limited Wars? BT DOUGLAS LARSEN The recent Russian revelation J-G Washington Correspondent jthat they had developed a method WASHINGTON There's a of.

launching fighter planes from snjJVAN. HI. In the Moul-! trie county clerk's office 16 primary 'section nominating petitions wftl filed Monday. Republicans filing petitions are Wayne Fulk, incumbent, for county clerk; George Gibbons, Nelson Swinford and Mike Buxton, for A decree has been Issued by the Pope that on Easter Sunday the new regulations governing mar HAfclAU Wttor 4 Pvtltthw CD CUM1T1NGB. OMHil Hir.

WtLTIN A. KCMfEK, rTMMuoa mr WALTIM A. SUCMPCj DA VI MoOOMAlA MinH Utter great fear among many top Army i the battlefield with, and treasurer, and Carl Weakley and riages will go into effect. There has been an unwritten law in the church pertaining to these marn-ages, but it will on that date be one of the laws of the church Sour weend eua atter foanafT l0S tmio Kattooa. UL.

aar M( Marca 1 IS7S. Merle Lash, sheriff. oiiicers and other Pentagon experts that the sudden preoccupa without air strips, indicates how concerned Soviet strategists are with developing limited war tech- Democrats filing are Vernon tion with -speeding the develop- oil" JouramJ aaiabilib la 1174. QaooUilfcl Juo A leu. Elder, and J.

L. McLaughlin, coun Under the new law marriages ment -of long-range ballistic-mi siles will wreck thecountry's sbil- ty Judge; Harry Grady, Ross Th AuodateS PraM It hUM iotu)t th for rpreouotioo The U.S. Air Force has also developed such a launching system. Thomas, Tom Sievers and Paul tty to fight small or -limited wars Matheson, sheriff; Charles Davis i.j.f.4.ni nakllaM la I'M Joural-Ottt BuUdlnt A Ever since America's defense hasiut ork on been virtually and Mrs. Vera Slover, superlnten 1711 which occur outside of th parish of either the bride or groom will be prohibited.

The marriage, however, may not, be declared Invalid, but it will be illicit, unless special dispensation is secured. The law will also prohibit elopements and been focused on building a strong abandoned, it was revealed at the. dent of schools, Harris Aldridge, county clerk, and Ivan Schrodt, retaliatory air force as the besti'-'ranance meeting treasurer. way to keep Russia from starting World War III, the Army has. aui ol oAulattoaa aa MUHI Choealag uru.

Hall Hibbard, vice president of the Lockheed Aircraft' Corporation, says, "Based on considerable analysis, the logistics-by-air is one been worried about this problem will place an obstacle in the way With new billions now about to be of the marriages of Catholics and of the most promising applications con-Catholics All EC EC "FORI 6 p.m. fiU U'OOOD (3 p. m. Sat.) It Tom Fail Receive Yeur Paper Oial for nuclear propulsion.1 thrown Into the ballistic missile program their fears about becoming impotent on the limited battlefield are more acute. "A development of this kind," Twenty Five Years Age (1933) United Charities gave out 80 A recent session of the Amer baskets of food today supplementary to the relief given through ican Ordnance Association which the week by the Mattoon Un he added, "would eliminate the need for intermediate staging stops as well as reduce greatly the overseas fuel storage requirements." Unfortunately work on a nuclear plane has be lagging for the past couple of years.

There Is no sign of a speed-up. employment Committee. Most of was devoted to this problem pinpointed some weakness which the VI 3. defense, plan already suffers What public recreational facUl today's basket contained bacon, ties would you like to have at New lard, sugar, coffee, two kinds of in this area and the research Lake Mattoon? soap, potatoes, bread, eornmeai, needed to correct the situation. Mrs.

John A. Whlsler, 1619 Rudy Seeking Our Share on 4he part of Illinois high school seniors in Helving into a $600,000 pot offered by the slate in the form of college scholarships was not" apparent at Mattoon High School. With the deadline for applications approaching las Friday, barely 5,000 students had shown an interest in the government grants but an estimated 100 of the applications were from MHS." There are a total of 10,000 such state scholarships up for erabs this vear. They are worth up to $600 a year and are being C. C.

Furnas, chancellor of the cabbage, pigs' feet, hominy, and turnips. Some of the food-stuffs "Public boating I believe is the most important one. I think they Hibeard revealed that there is a "ray of hope" for solving' the given out were donated by friends. University of Buffalo and military expert, told the meeting that the Army's family of tactical should have boats which the public complex problems a pilot has try The remainder was bought by ing to navigate over a battlefield United Charities. United Chari guided missiles could, turn out condmona of visibility: can rent and use.

Thit would make It possible for" people who don't have a boat of their own to enjoy ties' according to Mrs. Thomas m'jr umu 10 i- Its recently declassified de Walkup, president, is providing 37 jmiminj ana ounjr electronic velonmimt heme snnrnnrwl hv th the lake much more. distributed on the basis of senatorial and legislative districts with countermeasures. He said: quarts of milk daily tor under Navy called the Contact Analogue Mrs. Robert Ray Thompson, 1713 an additional number reserved for the state at large flourished children.

Twenty-seven "Modern warfare is a complete Moultrie "We haven't lived in system, in wis the, pilot sees a presentation on a flat TV tube, quarts are bought dally. The re Local school officials, who admit that the program may have and fiercely competitive lectro- Mattoon long and haven't thought mainder is donated. rather than being required to In much about it. However, in Taylor cme too late for effective organisation because it was. passed by the Ceneral Assembly only last year, have made every effort to ville, where we came from they had terpret dozens of instrument dials.

Input data from altimeters, radars Wherein We Rival Homer a roller skating rink and other provide local graduates-with their share of scholarships. Principal and other instruments are Inte amusements for children and old' There are -days when toil is magnetlc radiation jungle. No really complete and realistic tests have yet been conducted to determine how susceptible missile guidance systems will be to friendly or enemy jamming, under battlefield conditions. I feel that thus far ur research and development program has. been evading the Is grated and displayed on the screen er people at the lake.

These were irksome, very popular and I Imagine they When I'd rather sit and shirk so as to construct an artifical duplicate of the actual scene would be here." some. Mrs. Donald W. Smith, 3512' Sit and let the hours go whizzing ahead of the airplane." Work on this project is in serious need of more funds. sue in this most important area." Western "I think a children's playground where youngsters can On their way; Days when fortune might come Furnas said that is possible Furnas said 'of dependence on wooing that a study of this problemcould get out and have a good time.

A picnic' area for families Herbert A. Claw-son explained that every senior in the upper halt 1 of the 1958 class was given an application and administrators met ith the same students before Christmas to explain the new program. The exact number of Mattoon students applying for the scholarships is. not available because actual mailing of the pre- liminary' in the form tff a card, was left to the students. At" least everyone eligible fog the competition was given an opportunity to, "i In the light of the first disappointing interest shown in the 'new state scholarship program, we think; the action by local tactical atomic weapons: "I should like to urge -the use And I'd answer: "Nothing, doing!" Some to think, of it, I feel that close to the children's play area turn out "on' the grim side" and force a complete overhaul of the 'whole Army missile program.

of very great discretion ih the use would also be very nice. If possible. Way today. tney might he able to make He pointed out that another Looking back o'er history's paces, swimming area along with these things and add to people's enjoyment of the lake." weakness Is the Inability to detect targets. of nuclear warheads, if we should become.

Involved In another limited war. If the United States should use-one first, the negative propaganda impact on the rest Qf the world would be tremendous. I discover those old sages 'Our present equipment for re- Mrs. Thomas C. Rappe, 3301 To their labors, on occasions, oft Were prodded; booUof fkiaht was highly commendable.

Prairie "Our children love to Ice cormaJSance by vlsuah "radar or infrared And I learn that good oU Homer, are PWhofogicind fake whw, and the best weapons are essentially useless unless the target can be nd located with con- preparea to go tne whole way fTT' Vf'r I cVfflr it through World War III, if neces- Quite- considerable "pomer," When he had to fill his column Often nodded. And as I sit herethls morning, children could skate safely during the winter months. I also hope that there is a nice public picnic slderable exactness," he explains, sary, area provided." Most industriously yawning These Pays Mrs. Peter F. Genta, 517 Wood- And detesting everything that i One of the vicious racketeers who prey with equal impar- tislity on management and labor has finally received part of- his just deserts.

Johnny. Dio, one-time front man for James R. Hoffa of the Teamsters, indicted but never brought to trial in the acid blinding of newspaper columnist Victor' Riesel, pursued unsuccessfully by the federal government, has been sentenced to 15 to 30 years in prison in a New York state court. The charge was a $4,700 labor shakedown. lawn "I think that If they have good boating facilities most of the hints Of plodding, people would get the most enjoy' Our Children Get More Schooling and Know Less Comes this cheering thought and ment from the lake.

Although we don't have a boat we do go boat sequel, ing quite a bit with friends and That I'm easy Homer's equal There are unfortunately too few cases in which racketeers like enjoy It very much." If I haven't got it on him-. By GEORGE SOKOLSKY When I'm nodding. A social science teacher writes marked Why are there not more C's? The truth, of course. Is that there ought to be even mors F's. The teachers are "afraid to Copyright, 19M, by Edgar A.

Guest me that teachers are not allowed teacher said and Immediately there will be an outcry regarding to teach. This brings us down to Health Problems separation of church and state. Dio receive the punishment their crimes against society- deserve Tbe law is frustrated all too frequency by Uie intimidation witnesses, in the Riesel case. '1 The workers and the businessmen these racketeers prey upon are frequently 'afraid, with reason, that the law will be unable or unwilling to protect them and their families 'from the gang bedrock In a very serious problem, mark as they should. How can leadership be trained in namely, that our children probably get more schooling and know a civilization based on the Judaic Why should smart young men or women go Into teaching when SAFETY SEEKERS-Taking the old injunction to go west at 'face value, William Ktenan, right, took, his family and made the move to the wide open spaces some 12 years ago.

A prosperous construction jL'ngineer-JnPortWashington, N.Y., Keensn cast a wary ye at the atom bomb and headed for the hills the first displaced person of World War III. The family-settled in the tiny community of De Borgia, about 90 miles from Missouls, and Keensn becsme proprietor ot the Atom Hsven cafe. The cafe now serves as De Borgia's post office, the town's meeting piece and home for the Keenans.j Left to right arc daughter, Barbara, 20, with her Dave Parker; Mrs. Keensn; dsughter, Constance, 11, in front; daughter Ruth, 18V and Dr. Jordan Christian civilisation without less thsn children who attend they are not permitted to teach reference to the Bible? European scnoou.ine evidence is ino a 4 enouffn year, ster's gunmen if they turn to the police and the courts for help.

The reply ought to be obvious, avaiiaoie on wusiln gvstem what elae Is there Space permitting, but is It? The federal government has provided no aid at all. Ti -1 a to do? The Ohio teacher asks nut tne conviction ot johnny mo shows what can be done IS the high -school 'Newspapers Sell Faster" regarding preveatloD el 41-ease win be answered. Address queries to Or. Jordan, are of Tht Dally subject, because when children from abroad come to our schools, they are when the spotlight of publicity is turned on the activities of these criminal scum and when law enforcement authorities, backed by teacher to do? If be tries' to get some work out of the student or has many failures he la called' to an aroused public opinion, use the instruments in their power to regarded as bright children, the principal's Then' If they continue he is called to the superintendent's office. Yes, this bring racketeers to book.

A letter from Mrs. F. sake for discussion of Hodgkin's disease. whereas when MILLER SON She Is particularly interested be has happened several times In our system and In several others I cause her 30-year-old son has been we send our children abroad, they to diagnosed as having it. But Dio is only one shark in a large school of predatory It will require infinitely more than a single conviction to clear up the evil and give honest citiiens the protection they are entitled to.

And with the federal government continuing to drag its feet, the task is difficult know well. This Is a strange but fortunate catch up. And It The teachers do not dare dis ly somewhat uncommon disorder, Is not all due to the language dif agree with tht philosophy of the It recefved Its name from Dr administrators. ficulty. This teacher, who is now bold' ing a job, writes me: On the other hand It Is our Thomas Hodgkln, who first described it in 1332.

Its cause remains unknown. children who art-Jnvolved in this system which is' based upon, certain fundamental errors; namely: ''The administrators expect the Odds cd Ends We erred in referring to the Rt Rev. Gerald Francis Burrill ot Chicago as a Roman Catholic. Mrs. Raymond Dougherty, an The disease is more common in teachers to 'teach the whole child but, teach him nothing.

Any 1. That all children must remain in school up to an age young people than In older ones and more frequent in men than Irr-womenr t- has- been reported -Aevord thing that requires work on the efawhilsn.hlcagoannellsr he is -air Episcopalia part of the student "Is" frowned specified by law, 18 or 18, whether ing to estimates by Harry M. Wootten appearing in Printers Ink from every part of the world. It is they learn anything or not; upon. Everything must be easy Proudly Aniwurc LlrlC' lf 'I I not contagious.

ft 2. That all children must be pro 4hi jonnny musi always do nap- Magasine, Camel was the best selling cigaret in 1957 with 64 billion. Other leaders (in billions Pall Mall, 55.2; Luck Strike largement of the lymph glands inLrlrJ result of this philosophy Johnny moted whether they deserve It or not; 3. That marking is dons on a curve instead an Individual the neck Is the first sign noticed. 51.5; Winston, 40.8; Chesterfield, 31.8; UM, 21.8; and Viceroy, Z4.5.

Forty. per cent of cigarets sold were filter tipped and 20.9 per cent were king 'size. There are no figures on flip top boxes The swollen glands are not painful. Slowly glands In other parts reaches high school without knowing how to read or write or do simple arithmetic problems. The merit, so that the norm of the of the body may become enlarged.

class Is determined by an average remarkable thing is that some few The disease does not Interfere student; do learn these things fairly well. The majority of the students are 4. That a teacher's "value is to with general, health for a long time, but gradually anemia tends be measured by the ability to work far from being ready fois.nign Some economists, who sounded pessimistic a month ago, now predict increased defense spending will spark the biggest boom" in the nations history. Business boom, that is Remarkable, Remark: "The President hears a hundred voices telling him he 'it r- the greatest man in the world. He must listen carefully indeed to hear the one voice that tells him he is not." Harry S.

Truman. within administrative margins school, to develop. Low fever, is often present and the patient slowly loses weight. (team work) not by know! Many, teachers are writing me edge and expertness in the sub these days about their experiences The lymph glands and the ject taught; from many parts of the country, S. That democratic principles re and from the letters, I reach the spleen are in Hodgkin's disease are part of a chain or group of tissues called quire that the teacher should not conclusion that the fault Is neither with the teachers nor the pu discipline the students lest the Wlmi.

ROADSTER the reticuloendothelial system. ylw'V Potomac eve) student regard himself as socially pils but with a system of educa The fact that this system is at unwanted or unfit. tion that does not recognize that tacked has raised the question of If teacher speaks of morals some learn speedily, some slowly; (some infection being at fault. So and ethics and happens to quote that some may be pushed ahead; WASHINGTON, D. C.

1st Democrat: "I see Ike has re-asserted his leadership, as we demand- Lfar, however, no germ or virus has that others must be The been proved responsible. ed." 2nd Democrat: "Yud. In my statement. I'm THE FORMAL of the from the bible or a great religious leader, there Is always danger that the child will repeat what the The patient with Hodgkin's dls calling it a ruthless grasping for personal power." system that an entire class must be moved up to mska room for the next entire class is not only harmful to the child; it is a re ease usually goes through periods of remarkable Improvement. The Bookie to Dal: "Sav.

this Ik nmhlir Not. enlarged lymph glands may dls a oniy noes ne pick the Washlngtons over the A cows but he gives eight points." jection of tha obvious that no two appear almost completely, human beings are allies in any Occasionally the disease turns WHERE TO BUY IT Vt 1.. nut. msap respect and that a system that is out surprisingly well. For 'example, based en average must be unjust were is a report or a patient witn SI I to pay 830,000 a year in back taxes.

It was a I compromise. The Feds agreed not to bill Joe in extensive proved Hodgkin's dis Fabulous MERCEDES-BENZ Wednesday, Jan. 15th Thursday, Jan. 1 OPEN WEDNESDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P. M.

(Showing to bo held at 1401 Broadway) Heaven. to both the most brilliant and the most stupid students. An average never Invented or produced any ease at the age of seven who iMssMaaaj Dajlpr Joumal-Caxette finished college, Is now working as a newspaper man, is married Soap manuiaciurer Neil McEiroy is making such a success as thing. it on sale ati 4 i i As this teacher from Ohio writes Secretary of Defense, they're catting him "The Urgent Detergent. and the father of a child.

X-rays have been used In treat Americans for Democratic Action urge more welfare spending I repeat again these ment for many years. They often ADA has never thought much of the Elsenhower team ever young people are not stupid they cause improvement lasting for 4 MODELS ON DISPLAY Campbsll'i News llano1 A Hotel Byate Checker Top Cab, laa. Mattooo Oty News Staatf Dee's News Stand simply have never been taught to months at a time Treatment with use their ability to learn but they drugs has not been particularly since it revealed a secret, however futile, longing for solvency, i Translation of the new Republican "safety through strength' program: "Brother, If somebody doesnt hurry, and build us a floor to pick ourselves up off of, we've had It!" have been taught to expect something for and they know absolutely nothing about taking Thers have been several favor 190 4-DoerScdsn 300 SL 190 SL Roadster 220 4-Door Sedan able reports on th treatment of 1 responsibility." patients who have Hodgkin's dlS' The White Hoo.se expands the social season by tossing a banquet for scientists. Ike's idea of meeting a crisis is to make sure nobody So the teacher gets Into trouble. ease with preparations called Why art so many of his pupils nitrogen mustards." These sub Ed r.

Klttet Drag I tore labway raaraaaey, Ids. Arcade Drug Store Teww Faiep ey Dotal Hotel ft. Qraot lesaogler Oreeary stances seem to be quite helpful ILL Ei 1 toes Into It on an empty stomach. Almost every Congressman haa bill Ho give scholarships to fdence students. We've decided to glorify the long-hairs instead of -the long sitlcburna.

for some patients and are used ink conducts on It, i' can hope for new information whloh 'vill improve todty'i trttiment meth extensively. Other chemical sub-slanrra, have been, and, are Jelng tried. The House of Representatives has 435 members, one speaker od). Indeed, a conference on this 4 bridge Urn 8 .1... il 1401 Erccdway In -view of the great Interest In suHjw iMunw wsw ncia rvwnuy in and 434 shouters.

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