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THE TTAi7ESVILLE KOUNTATCi:
FAGS Tlinn (C i cc ;"i
r.ger Set ; .
Unued from Pag' 2
' Mtivone had a s,
t" h' Murphy won the
V" ,c .u- rear ahead
!Ulr.l'"ns
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to
each and
k .i d bos that went
i.rb ' ; ant Sal.
last rnuM
w-....nament sure did
McClure "
wB honorable mention
. -j win as they
r 1 r.rvi alacc and an
k;r mfRIlon ;
frf about 85 boys and
BprCae in the different
..4 everyone had a
Upcfch. which made the
ton very
r ,:..:t-. am Dlannea
jlichal, Jiars-ii '
Mae Connatser, Jimmy
'..a Jimmy McJunkln
L others oinj from this
JswickStew
(elebrate
on Birthday
M Post 47 of the Amerl-
linn will celebrate the vet
Kinlzation s 31st Dirtnaay
Unswick stew Wednesday
the Leeion Hall here
vent, being sponsored by
i t rcionnaires and the
k of their women's Auxll
set for 6 p. m. at the
Lffiees on the second floor
Id Citizens Bank Building.
ommander Ernest Edwards
that this brunswick stew
ainlv not be the work of
Y. amateur.
cm. a ranking favorite par
v down East, will be pre-
Wet the skilled profession-
lull hands of a recognized
-Lesionnaire D. F. Whit-
fcynesville bakery operator,
At Tho Park Monday and Tuesday
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Kirk Douglas and Lauren Bacall co-starring in "Young Man With
a Horn," playing at the Park Monday and Tuesday.
INVENTER SIMULATES
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP) Man's
age-old desire to fly like the birds
may be realized in a new type of
aircraft being developed by J. E.
Caldwell, inventor,
Caldwell has completed prelim
inary tests of a flying machine
built in the form of a "cyclogiro"
which he believes solves the bird
formula of flight. "
To the"cycloglro," a device rec
ognized as an efficient aeronautical
instrument by the Advisory Coun
cil of Aeronautics, Caldwall has
aded a "simple attachment" which
he claims will duplicate the prin
ciple of gravity propulsion, said
to be the birds' secret of flight.
The inventor "explains that birds
fly simply by lifting their wings
for initial impetus and then taking
the trimmings.
Commander Edwards said the
Birthday Dinner is open to the
wives of Legionnaires and to all
war veterans, whether or not they
are members of this or any other
Legion post.
The dinner will be followed by
will be served with all an entertainment program.
YOU CAN ENJOY THE BEST PICTURES IN COMFORT
ID IN LUXURIOUS BODIFORM UPHOLSTERED SEATS.
Irrs Sunday 2 and, 4. fc M. Saturdays 11 A. M. Continuous
Night Shows I and 9 P. M. Sunday Night 8:30
PROGRAM
MON. - TUES., MARjCIt 20 -21
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WEDNESDAY, March 22
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MIKEL CONRAD
PAT GARRISON
MANTI VON ItVtttH
ALSO
Chapter 9 Of '
"EIDERS OF DEATH VALLEY"
and , :
Buggs Bunny Cartoon '
Tl'lRSDAY and FRIDAY, March 23-24
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3 CALVtT TOWKSEKD BEMARtST
Gets Irish 'Oscar1
WINNER of the nationwide Irish
1950 screen and radio award of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians is
Hollywood's pretty movie starlet,
Ann Blyth. She will be presented
with a special citation at the St
Patrick"! Day Ball to be held in
Lm Angeles, CaL (International)
advantage of the force of gravity
for gliding propulsion. If birds had
to pull themselves along through
the air as an airplane does, he
points out, they could fly only
short distances before becoming
exhausted.
'His new aircraft, Caldwell says,
will imitate this method, lifting
itself from the ground with power
supplied by a jeep engine and con
tinuing iii flight by the proper use
of gravitation; The revolutionary
plane rose a foot off : the ground
during preliminary tests in Cald
well's hanger.
A war-time employe of the How
ard Hughes Aircraft Co., the in
ventor became a center of national
attention in 1949 when some in
ventions he was developing were
mistaken for "flying saucers."
Watch Your
Temper: It
Can Make
You Sick
By PAUL F. ELLIS
United Press Science Editor
NEW YORK (UP) Watch your
emotion's they mltht make you ill.
So warns Dr. O. Spurseon English
of the department of psychiatry.
Temple University school of medi
cine. He lists ci"?ht common emo
tions that may upset your health.
They are. according to the doc
tor; need for love, approval and
recognition; anxiety if ear" and
worry); hostility; inferiority , feel
in3s; ambivalence- (mixed feeling
of love and hate); guilt; ambition
(competition) and envy.
"The need for love," Dr. English
said, "is one of humanity's great
est hungers, and many other emo
tions are dependent on it. From
the cradle to the grave, : human
beings struggle under it. Some of
them have a great hunger for love,
but either have no recognition of
what they need or have no tech
nique for obtaining it."
Emotion of Anxiety
Touch On Health , ,
English, reporting in the journal
of the American Medical Associa
tion, said anxiety "is one of the
earliest emotions aroused and one
of the most basic in the whole life
of man."
Fear is anxiety's conscious rep
resentative he believes, but the
origins of anxiety itself are largely
unconscious. He said that "people
who in the ordinary course of life
suffer from too much anxiety are
people who in early life lacked
consistent supply of reassuring,
friendly presence or who were
subjected to too many real paln
liiflictlng experiences or threats
of them.
"Not only does anxiety Impair
one's ability to enjoy life," he
I said, "but it has more far-reach
Ing effects. If one's energy Is used
tip in concentrating on the feared
thing, too little energy is left for
happy living. If this phenomenon
goes on long enough and severely
enough, the', body can no longer
function properly and symptoms
of Illness have arrived."
Love and Hate Linked
With Inferiority ,
English said he believes that
feelings of inferiority are linked
with the basic emotions of hate
and love.
"Obviously," he said, "the per
son having feellnE? of Inferiority
has not had enough acceptance and
appreciation. There are' few peo
ple who ever feel qulle'ssdtisfldd
with themselves but In some per
sons the feeling of wofthlessness
can be so deep as to destroy, the
capacity of the psychic apparatus
for maintaining ; physiologic equi
librium."
Strand Thursday
The latest in nursery furnish
ings, according to The American
Magazine, is a lamp with a music
box In Its base that plays the
Brahms Lullaby as the light turns
itself off slowly and automatically
See Our Want Ads For Bargain
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Film On Flying
Saucers Coming .
ThewfKo, countrjf.;sems to b
d(;CurtH'f;-v i!h " Flylitsi SaUeers
siiiln at (iiKlhno, refnirts are'eom
lig In IrTih" 'far 'and' wide'ot a
delttre xl the strange objects, and
cdn(Tk-tiH.! Itlfis f thctr origin and
everi.ihej (J. S. Air Force stt ps
pnt.y1 TSu!n,n'1 lrqienuy, pud
nta'.fii'e -1otl:)f-'Hictyi; Ii)dustrJ
hatstaken i hiih(l liJ flie motter-.and
OiJ Feet
In San Antonio, Cal., a watch
dog that was missing whn Y
master's house was being rotbd,
v showed up In time tt sii'ack '
policeman who came to ln?eiJ-
gat. ; i - ' i -, : ;
hfc 'produced a rfrVsure 'picture
oA th subject entitled.WlX FLY
ING SAUCER" which Is based oh
the Tru o .Magailne story purport
ing to show that there arc strajine
objects from another planet invad
ing our planet, and recent rumors
that one has crashed in Mexico
with a small man of about 30" in
heirht being found in the wreck
age. ;
This timely picture is to be
shown at the Park Theatre on
Wednesday' night of this week, at
7 p.m. and 9 p.m. adv.
Ray Mllland and William Gargtn are shown in one of the thrilling
scenes from the Realart release, "Wings Over Honolulu," the ex
citing and novel story of a navy pilot and his wife. Coming to the
Strand Theatre Thursday only. . ' .
Says Ambitious Person ;
Should Watch Step : .'
: V' ' i n" ''
1 English said the ambitious per
son "certainly runs the risk of be
ing infected with envy or exces
sive competitiveness."
Such emotions, he said, "tend
to produce tension, and profes
sional, financial and social success
of many has been paid for at a
high price, the price of tension,
which is prone to express Itself
through the nervous system on
many parts of the body."
Man Eats Not
Wisely - And Not
Too Well Either
CHICAGO (UP) Man's ignor
ance of what is good for him to
eat leadi him through a series of
"gastronomlcal eras," a nutrition
al expert oays.
Human beings in their span of
life go from soft-boiled eggs and
milk to soft-boiled eggs and milk,
Dr. Oulda Davis Abbott of the Uni
versity of Florida told an audience
here.. , ' , ..'
Dr. Abbott listed her "gastro
nomlcal eras" as:
The childhood stage with its
suckers, popcorn and Ice cream,
and all-day suckers.
The school age with Its hot dogs
and pop. .
The college age with Its hanvj
burgers and coffee, plus more hot
dogs, v , - - .
The post-college age with Its
cocktails, bouillon, roast duck and
creamed broccoli.
The business age with Its wiener
schnitzel and cheeses.
But then you're right" back where
you started and your diet consists
of soft-boiled eggs and milk.
There's no reason for it, Dr. Ab
bott declared. '
For no extra money, people could
eat things that are good for them,
merely by knowing what to buy,
she argued.'
She advocated more schooling In
the field of nutrition.
"Even in agricultural colleges,"
she maintained, "every animal un
der the sun is studied except the
human animal."
Dr. Abbott also blamed the pace
of modern life for man's ignorance
and indifference as to what to eat.
"This ,hlgh tension world" people
live in. nowadays destroys -"their
appetites so that' they lack the in
centive to search out what might
be good for them to eat,, she aaid.
Yemen 'Madonna'
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Iowa State College agriculturists
say the "same practices that save
soil save water." Studies indicate
that good crop rotation supple
mented by mechanical practices
can make an additional two to six
inches of water available to crops.
ON TRIAL FOR 'IMPULSE SLAYING'
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IN THE CUSTODY of a deputy sheriff, Edward L. Gibbs, 23, a senior at
Franklin and Marshall College, leaves the Lancaster, Pa., jail for his
trial. Gibbs, who is married, is accused of the "impulse slaying" of
Marion Louise Baier. 2L a coLece reexctarr. ' , , CxJS Ta-.rtoii.cU
Hainan Island has been Chinese
for 2,000 years.
SLEEP TONIGHT!
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ndlo twisting ind turnin( , , . Inv jrt
tihatiRttd i Ike mornlnf. NORMALIN
TABLETS cut hdp brinf calm, rcfrnhioc
feat whrn mrvout tention thrmtcfw nrrtnu
toep. NORMALIN TABLETS irt nnn-laMt
farminc . . - (( to an. Tak la dircctad.
Mrdtcaillir pprovtd ingredicnta. Guamntmal
itiofaction or mnw refunded. NO PRE
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The first International horseshoe
pitching contest was held in Bran
son. Kans.. In 1909. Frank Jack
son of Blue Mound, Kans., was the
winner. '
Sensational i:2-.7;
tlaSio au'u Ste;
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nil v
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NEWLY-ARRIVED In Israel, a young
Yemnlt mother holds her baby,
Naama, as they await their turn to
be processed at Lydda Airport The
baby was born aboard the Ameri
can plane that flew the mother front
Aden, Yemen, If the tame Interna
tlonal law, applying to births en
ships at sea holdi for children born
in the alrlittle ;'Naama may have
the right later on to claim Ameri
can citizenship. ; .(InternatiotuO)
Words of the Wise v
'Every 'man "feels Instinc-'
lively that . all tho . beautiful
sentiment in the world weigh
less than a single lovely action.'
1 ;:: (Lowell)
I Tlmd Warii-t, ' N rrpt&-9
Mlliina baa banrfltrd T '
Iht thai Viiamlna tni albrr
aetlta aamianrra OMIN Tab.
lata anataln. Innluaina ire
fhaaahate. Afctl na anbttl-
tatat. Tr OMIN fur as Ova. .
Ha II p dnn't tttt aara
fnanirr. nb aairr a
rrk. 1iT. r.nlo Ut'l
Cbf w OMIN llhr toadl At
Smlth'a Drat Stora II, K.
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STREETS OF LAREDO
Starriiigr ,'. ;
WILLIAM HOLD EN antiV WILLIAM, BENDIX
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