Widow Publishes Paper
Mix Maud, still going strong at 80.
(Continued from Page 5, Section 2)+
six-page tabloid is printed. She
says:
"Mr. Duncan was my second hus
band. He started the paper Sept.
1, 1008. I was a registered pharm
acist. He was a newspaperman.
We used to jojce that he was a
flunky in the drugstore and I was
the printers' devil on the paper.
"When he thought things were
wrong, he did something about it."
Any murders? Mountain feuds?
, "Oh, no," she says. "There's
been nothing really distressing ex
cept sickness and death to w/ite
about."
Mrs. Duncan and the Winslow
American have become quite a
tourist atttraction. On days when
a warm summer sun bathes the
Ozarks, the great and just aver
age citizens stick their heads in
the door, sign the register and mar
vel that so much can be done with
so little.
How does an 80-year-old woman
editor feel about any attempts to
harness freedom of the press?
"My oh my, it wouldn't do at all!
It would be Russia over here. We
don't want anything like that in
these United States of ours. It just
wouldn't be a free country."
Lad Saves Brother
Baker, Mont. (AP) ? Carter
Schye, 6, saw his little 2-year-old
brother, Craig, slip on the edge of
a 15-foot deep oesspool and start
to fall. Carter made a desperate
grab, caught Craig's arms and held
on until his parents answered his
screams.
UN Sets Record
Yule Card Sale
United Nations, N. Y. (AP) ? In
five successful years, selling Christ
mas cards has become an estab
lished means of raising money for
the UN Children's Fund. Last
year's sale set a record of about
two million cards sold at a. profit
of roughlv $95,000. This announce
ment spurred the fund's 26-nation
executive board to okay a similar
project for 1954.
Only ?bout 25.000 cards were
sold the first year, 1949.
Mrs. Nora Edmunds, in charge
of the sale, already is lining up
artists to illustrate the cards for
next Christmas. The artists cus
tomarily donate their services.
In previous years, they have in
cluded Henri Matisse and Raoul
Dufy of France, Mrs. Daginar
Starke of Denmark, George Him
and Jan Lewitt of Britain (former
ly ot Poland) and Leon Weisgard
of the United States.
The cards, are nonsectarian and
international. Their message is,
"Season's Greetings" ? in English,
French. Spanish, Russian and
Chinese.
Drinks Coffee Wholesale
Willmar, Minn. (AP)? Gulping
nearly three cupfuls a minute, 1ft
year-old Norman Finstrom of Kan
diyohi, Minn., became coffee drink
ing king at Willmar's annual Kaffc
Fest. Norman swallowed 52 cup
fuls in 18 minutes.
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"... now that everything is loaded ? I'll look in THE
NEWS-TIMES Classified Ads for a house!"
The Woman Pays
Valparaiso, Ind. (AP) ? A wife
went to the hospital just long
enough for treatment after an ar
i. i
gument with h?r husband. Then,
with one -?>lack eye, she appeared
and paid the $1 line Justice of
Peace Mitchell Loniewski assessed
against her husband.
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You Can
Bury Your Money
in the back yard or hide it in the
sugar bowl or in a mattress
but we know of a much better place . . . and we have
never yet heard of interest being paid on money in
the back yard, sugar bowl or mattress. Have you?
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liny Plant Can
Up Food Supply
Los Angeles (AP) ? Scientists
ire now going to the rooftops to
lelp the world's food supply. Dr.
Bruce R. Mead of the University
>f California at Los Angeles, has
begun a research project to trap
a tiny one-celled plant known u
chlorella
This plant, built up from sun
shine, water and small bits of
chemicals, produces tons of pro
teins and fats in a day. Harvesting
will be simple -just a matter of
scooping off the chlorella floating
on the water.
The university's pilot plant has
been installed on a building roof
top. It has a small U-shaped trough
through which will circulate water
and a few chemicals. Sea water
will also be used to produce chlor
ells, because of the abundance of
chemicals In it.
Initially, the process will pro
vide rich supplements for cattle
feed. When the food is made tasty
enough, the scientists promise a
"chlorella cocktail"? for humans.
Folic* Pick Up TWof
B?for? Victim Reports
Richmond, V*. (AP) ? M. U
Weatiierington, of Beavordam. V?-,
walked into Richmond polio head
quarters to report the thelt of a
suitcase containing clothing from
his automobile.
"Say, that looks like my shirt,"
he told Detective J. G. Smith, who
was holding the garment.
It was. Richmond police had
picked up the thief. And Smith
had already checked the owner's
I name through a laundry mark.
In fresco punting on wet plaster,,
irregular hairline cracks appear
between the sections as successive
areas are filled with plaster. These
are covered with a very durable
paint made of cottage cheese, lima
and pignent.
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