Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 59, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 24, 1957 Page: 3 of 8
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HOWS THE LOCATION? —Chester Tooko, 52, might have answered a reat estate advertise-
ment in Hamburg, Germany, for "an attractive cottage with phenomenally low-heating co^ts."
Actually, Tooko has stuiled himself into the tiny doghouse as a gng for a Hamburg variety
theater, a stunt he does tor each show all week long. "Sniff," his pooch, stands by his dog-,
house looking grateful for all the space he has. v
Nebru Concerned Over One State
In India Carried By Communists
(By ASSOCIATED PRESsi first time.
A ( ommunist election victory in jt happened at Kerala, a new
a rrinor Indian province has pnjv-1 statt, established last fall on the
e<i quit.- a. shock t.i I'nir. Minister tropical Malabar Coast of South-
N. hru and his ruling Congress; ern (nr)ia. its fourteen million peo-
Paity. Communists '.von control of j pl„ ;m. fraillm(Mj giM to the square
an Indian state li'gislutur* for the j mile, and unemployment is a peren-
nial problem.
The Communists have promised
V be on their good behavior. They
say they will govern Kerala ac-
cording to the Indian constitution.
There is some doubt, however,
that they will abide by their word.
They will interpret the constitution
to suit themselves. They wouldn't
he Communists if they didn't try
to corrupt the entire state and
neighboring areas.
While Nehru has maintained
outward calm, there is some reason
to believe that he is worried. He
never took local Communists very
seriously. He established stringent
rules about Communist agitation
but didn't go further. He never
accepted the views of Western ex-
perts on Communist subversion.
He may change his mind before
very long. True enough, his Con-
gress party won a resounding vic-
tory throughout India. By all the
rules Nehru should not he unduly
alarmed. Itut things happen once
ALWAYS FIRST
WITH THE FINEST
ANNOUNCES
-A complete new Automatic
Hamburger Machine and
Crinder which enables us to
make BIGGER and BETTER
Hamburgers at the SAME
OLD PRICE.
-We are now using PI'RE
KIM'IT to make our Malts
and Milk Shakes. Price still
remains
25c
Dairy Delight
IIH) East Walker
Communists get a head start. The
Indian leader may discover that
his soft policy toward Russia and
Communist China has served to
confuse the peoule of India.
It is fairly certain that Nehru
and his lieutenants will be more
cautious about Communists and
Communism as time goes on. Ne-
hru is no fool. His neutralism is
not the result of star gazing. It is
based on the theory that a middle
position is the only one for a
country struggling with grave eco-
nomic and political problems.
But Nehru did not need to favor
the Russians and their friends. He
has not been neutral in his criti-
cism of the two sides in the cold
war. He has felt free to blame the
West on every possible occasion
and has been silent many times
about,the Soviet block. His state-
ment on Soviet repression in Hun-
gary was not as stern as it could
have been. It came after a l<.ng
silence, and it was only a slap on
the wrist.
Now Nehru will have to take a
strong position if he is to keep
Indian Communists from making
greater inroads. The people of In-
dia will follow his lead once lie
gets started in this particular di-
rection. They cannot he blamed for
listening to the Comr.,unists when
their government has consistently
refused to take a firm stand in
the struggle of ideas.
What happened in one province
of India can happen elsewhere. It
can happen all over Asia and Af-
rica. Playing with the Communists
is apt to be a dangerous game.
—Vote for Martin Dies, pd-pol—
Rules For Fast*
Mass Are Changed
By Pope Pius
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VATICAN CITY (AF')—Pope
Pius has liberalized rules for even-
ing mass and the Communion t'ast
modern life.
The new rulings announced to-
day at Vatican City extend liberal
izations that the Pontiff made in
195.'f. They become effective next
Monday.
The pope now gives Roman Ca-
SUNDAY. MARCH 24, 1957— (KECKENBIDGft AMERICAN
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giving of his time and energy.
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ltl W. Walker
Phone HI 9.2235
ENOUGH TO FILL A CLOSET—Add to odd jobs the .work
of DcvH Curt at a plastics plant in CouTsdon, England. He
makes 26-inch plastic skeletons that suggest those little outer-
space men people are always seeing in flying saucers. Designed
for teaching basic anatomy, the macabre miniatures are shipped
to medical and educational institutions throughout the world
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BRECKENRIDGE, TEXAS
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! ed for those who are well must
also be observed in the ease of
midnight masses, most frequently
held at Christmas and sometimes
at Easter.
In the past, a shorter-term fast
was ruled adequate for those wh®
received communion at midnight
mass.
AUSTIN, Minn. (AP)—Wh..
someone a*Ks Mr*. Allen Oxley t
pass the salt and pepper shak. < .
he'd better be ready to duck. M:
Oxley has 1,70*) of them, collect,
over a period of 30 years.
"1 can't stop collecting i;<.
she says, "it's like a disease, i
have to get more e binets."
ELECTRONIC "MOON" BEAMS — Diagram above shows
how radio signals will be used to take a "fix" on the man-
made "moon"' the U.S. will try to launch into space during
tha International Geophysical Year (July, 1357—December,
1958). As it orbits around the earth at 18.000 miles an hour,
the 20-inch satellite will" tran-m:? faint radio signal \yhiclt
will be picked up by superrensrtive, tiultiantenr.r "! pmunrl
receivers called "Minitrack." The- receiving equipment will
compare the time required for the same signal to reach each
of the antennas at P.Iinitrack sites. Eleven such stations will
be set up m a "fence"' running north and south in the Western
Hemisphere. Data obtained will enable scientists to predict
quickly where the speeding artificial moon will go next and
aim their cameras and other instruments accordingly.
tholic Bishops the right to cele-
brate evening masses daily so long
as it is required for the spiritual
welfare of a considerable number
of people.
The 1953 liberalization for mass
and. the communion fast had per-
mitted evening mass on a limited
basis, ,und on a. sort of trial period.
The practice proved successful,
especially in Italy, where working
people could more easily attend
mass in the evening than in the
morning-.
The new rules require priests
and Roman Catholics to ,-ibstain on-
ly three hours from solid food and
alcoholic drinks before attending
mass and receiving holy commun-
ion.
In the past, the pre-communion
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A BLOW-HARD - Fred Poiic.
of Baltimore, Md., is all puffed
up over his work, which makes
sense bccaune Tor 44 years he
has been a glass blower. Poll:
recently demon irntecl !iis skill
at the recent Class f.lov- rs
Association convention in St.
Louis. Mo.
LOSE A
A DAY...
FOR 14 DAYS
VrTBOOT SUFFERING HUNGER PANGS
OR LOSS OF ENERGY Willi
THE KESSAMIK REDUCING PLAH!
V A reducing !i«t (The Kessamm Hook-
let) prepared by * physician and *
dietician to srive bent possible diet,
2. Vitamin® to prevent deficiencies which
cause nervousness, irritability ami that
tired, drafftfed-out feelinsr. Also sup-
plemental mineral* and iron to help
prevent nutritional anemia.
3. Vitamins plus the bulk. Carhoxy JVfe-
tfcyreelluJoee, to stimulate normal in-
testinal tfi.irvlnation.
4. The "hunger control" factor, Orb*,;, v
MethyIceilulose, t - reduce hunger if
taken according to directions.
With the Kctutmitt
reducing plan the
enff thing you eon
lose is weight $ -
•See your druggist. The complete FCessa-
min Reducing Pla* w in every package
*f Kessamin Tablet*, Formula XfM I TIIK
K ESS A M IN RBt>Uc:iN«; PUN IS
GUARANTEED TO TAKE OIF A
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YOUR MONEY RACK.! TRY fTI
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HI 9-2255
fast was ordinarily observed from
midnight of the day which com-
munion was to be received. Some
mollifications made in that rule in
195.1 are now extended and made
general.
According to the new regu'.ations,
nonalcholic drinks may be taken
up to an hour before receiving
communion and water may be tak-
en at any time.
Those who are sick# even though
they may not be fonfined to bed,
may take nonalcoholic beverages
as well as medicines and solid
foods at any .time before receiving
communion.
The three hour fast from solid
foods and alcoholic drinks requir-
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FRESH CHURNED BUTTER
AND BUTTERMILK
WHOLE SWEET MILK ANY TIME
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