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MONDAY, AUGUST it. 196)
THE ORANGt LEADER
PAGETHREE
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It takes only a few minutes to
likeliest place to get through, if to the Mediterranean coast
that was still possible, because of ready exceeds 100,000 barrels
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Dinner Set
For Teachers
torts Brandt. a Socialist
cel lor
New Federal Law
and discuss the state level
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Minister Invites
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New Pipelines Soon To Move
Oil From Fabulous New Fields
Team To Inspect
Parts of Texas
We Sell What We Advertise,
We Service What We sem
FREE DELIVEBY
CHARGE ACCOUNTS
ere Georgia
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big, new FRIGIDAIRE
deluxe “13"
• Huge, 88-Ib. zero zone
Freezer with its own door!
• Roomy Refrigerator Section
defrosts itself!
• Twin Glide-Out Hydrators
store nearly % bushel I
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thing from butter to % gaL
milk bottles!
Famous Vamp’
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spoce hove impressed the mon in tne
street. Bvt an Associated Press poll shows
most professionais still rote Uncle Som
or out front in generei science -,Vihelher
he'll stoy there, worid scientists odd. is
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By ALTON BLAKESLEE
Associated Press Science Writer
11.00
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the Brandenburg Gate by the 1 . ______, __________ .
shortest route. It seemned to be the able for the new pipeline outlets market.
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have their hair straightened just
as often
Whe’a ever aream Frigidaire quallty could
bo priced so very low!
Flees to West Berlin
Escaped Doctor Tells of Life in East Berlin
OR LANDO, Fla. (AP) — An man who has nothing to eat and
Orlando minister has invited So- an ugly e-e---- • he-i- «...
viet D--- .am UL — - - L L___ . _ r *
Nikita To Pray
For World Peace
An announcement on the dinner
I threw the car into gear and was Iad. .-du, L, 22.0. i2cicaa
raced forward The soldiers and Monroe, association president. Also
policeman stared, too startled to present as special guests will be
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• Ballet • Tap • Acrobatic
• Jazz • Tee • Ballroom
Directer Mery Alice Collahan
Bellroom: Ruth Shipp
Scheel Eateblished
In 1933
to present West Germans with a Brandts Social Democrats,
new party program. The people, alize what Adenauer has acct
Ingram School of Dance
announces
Registration for Fall Classes
NGE
। 11:00-
Miss Bush’s work day starts at
,<130 in the morning, when the
casts appear to be made up. If
a part requires a hair color
Senator Seeking
Memben Dene Mesters of Americe end Chicmge
Netionel Asodietien et Denc. Mesten
critic party. is making abqut 30 Der Alte, or "The Old Man" as
major speeches throughout West Adenauer is popularly known,
Germany before the Sept, charges that Brandt's party cp
IT election He is limiting himself posed every one of his big deci-
to recapping his party's achieve- lions that ’ returned to Germany
merit during his three terms as her sovereignty after World War
chancellor and repeating his slo- II and made her the third most
gan "No experiments ” powerful industrial nation in the
Adenauer feels he doesn’t need world.
Tuesday they pian to go to|Twenties..Vera Michelena,
Beaumont, Miller said, and then died Sunday at her home
start for the West Coast and a Queens. She retired in 1»33.
1—- — *— •----- | For » years she was a singing
and acting star of motion pic-
tures, musical comedy and vaude-
ville.
Miss Bush herself is a tan.
handsome and white-haired wom-
e i who was a successful Chicago
hairdresser before she came to
California 20 years ago. When she
joined the Revue staff nine years
age she was a one-woman dpart-
ment. Now she has a large staff,
including IS girls whose jobs are
just fitting wigs.
AH the wigs are made from
real hair, some of it many years
old. Currently most good hair—
which is costly—comes from Ger-
many; in the prewar days it
come from Czechoslovakia.
rel price for the crude moving
to Marsa el Brega The French
controlled posted price for Hassi-
Messaoud crude at Bougie is
$2,65.
MA MONSY DOWN
NV PAYMENT mi nov lw
ness session
erber was
away party,
sistan club
h counsebr,
Dte honoree
and refresi-
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Each Soviet space feat stirs
waves of worry that the Soviet
Union leadership in science from |
the United States.
Has she. or will she?
For an objective judgment, The
DNETHINc
5LFON--
>et
Rhos,
ph). "Dhhe
Girls TClub
w member s
st the Odd
inge.
it ion were
meeting with
vice presi-
. -----r— .ae policeman would not Seme 23 new teachers in the Or
aon. 4. eociai ..ira-. -Slarine-.cnot..directiy paired y ield. Finally I asked to speak ange school system will be honored
S-"5 Sai. »# “ r"taemu an
not. being equally, distributed, re- tag (lower house of parliament) reared before the fear of a life- Mexico Restuarant
torts Brandt, a Socialist. and whichever party controls the time of captivity.
Brandt, 46, is plumping for bet- Bundestag will select the chan- " '
ter medical care, higher pensions
and a television set for every
2*3-9*.
nis ramily hortiy pfer the Comms.m;
CMM tM bre Av,. U wrin;
Ih Associeteg enu. he wi, 03
mountipe dimotistectien Wim HM yn-,
cwmw-w M of Nie NW
298 • uni SnmP,etely new ufe—0J1
tions of a state-supported institu-
tion.
-----.—, She was born in New York of
space ships for travel to a stage family and went to San
n Venue *"4 Mers. Francisco as a girl. She mad- her
The Communists vehemently
despise both.
chead or behind the U.S.S.R in sclen-
appearance there
first stage
at 11.
tific prowess? Around the world, the
Soviet Unions spectoculor successes ir.
moving crude on a full-scale ba- Hassi-Messaoud Field to Bougie Sydney. Australia”'' -""3 " veston-based ships' " J" Icealing the fact that actresa
on the Mediterranean began oper- visiting the Soviet Union he "We have received word the Merry, Anders had bobbed her
ationeate that. year. Production found "a much greater eagerness crews of the destroyer USS Crow hair between the making of a
>n i960 promptly jumped to 183,- to work and iearn than in the and the., destroyer escort USS show and an unexpected call
074 barrels a day. West." He declares the reason is Wren will be activated.'' Derrick- bask to shoot some retakes.
Esso International Inc. has just quite basic: only the educated So- son, said. . . Most actors whose balding
completed a 100-mile line with Viets have a chance to win high He said tne Crow reserve crew neads require reinforcements
Marsa el Brega. It will take sev- standards of living Education, he T” b. activated on Oct 2 and vith toupees own their own, and
eral months to get the line and says. is being used as a weapon Ithe. "ren 11 tentatively set forknow.how_to.put them on so .well
the unfinished storage terminal.....
into full operation.
Esso has posted a $2 21 a bar-
Hillebrand. He is her only
Ivivor.
madeztodax.by.Mrs..Helen -s han been
production. The August World Oil
from the Texas mbgazinfdiraiderproomcpey «
recover .Thad quartersat S’ a daxpeted
t end of 1961 with space pioneer, says “if the United!
continuing reports of new produc- States would summon up all her
ing wells being completed by strength. she can overtake Russia
many of the operators,” the mag- But America hasn't strained her-
azine said. ......
ivy Reservists from the Galves- transform a girl with a page-boy
. . -------, -Houston area will be called to cut into. Lady Godiva or Marie
nion is closing fast. (active duty in November and Antoinette. But turning a man
.---- This country, while generally October, with a full head of hair into a
, xi , . . a - a Algerian production in 1959 av- ahead, had better "pull up its LCDR Clarence Derickson saidbaldie is • bigger, longer job.
- . —- — thicker available for the crowded world eraged only ,25,180 barrels a day. socks " comments Dr Hrr9 Mes- Sunday the men will relieve resu- Another time-consuming job re-
became the peoples police. the market by tne time tankers begin A 410-mile pipeline from the sel. physicist of the University of lar nayy personnel on two GA-cently was making a wig con-
Communist soldiers, the tanks. moving crude on a full-scale ba- Hassi-Messaoud Field to Bougie SVnev Australia y veston-based ships ceiling the fact that actress
When we were about 100 yaids----- • ' -y"e mua"ata । — • u. - - . . .
'away, a policeman stopped us.
a ado.. ... As of today, he said, only I could
he says, know "that his policy" of pushed. They hope that Brand", 0 WestuBerlinosand 'had
free enterprise and limited gov- good looks and charm, which official business Mv Prms, would
ernment interference raised this have earned him the nickname e1e1 1 ssine behind Y
weshattered nation to wealth "Pretty Willy”, will win back I armied that I was needed
and equality in the Western some lost popularity, urgentgyana Coia not assne ei22
world So why change the gov- While the personal campaign- by* taking mv family back totrhe
"Rm not enough is beingngris azorousBranc.and aden house, he.policeman wuid not
• for social welfare. ’ _
by radio that Cuban authorities
did not wish it to land. No reason
was given.
The Cuban government decreed
Friday that all baggage must fol-
low its owners within 48 hours.
Pan American operates two
flights daily between Miami and
Havana, but space out of Havana
is so limited that refugees are
limited to hand luggage.
Pan American said its flights
out of Havana are booked solid
through next March.
MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Two Pan
-------. ------ American World Airways planes
ordering the removal brought in 24,000 pounds of ex-
lof the swastika flag from the cess baggage for Cuban refugees
Rhine River bridges. over the weekend, but a third was
| The Nazi period brought much turned back by Cuban authorities,
misery into Adenauer's life. He A Saturday flight and a Sunday
was twice imprisoned by the morning flight brought in bags.
Gestapo. parcels and trunks left at the Ha-
Western statesmen have said vana airport when refugees board-
many good things about both can- ed planes for the United States.
d-- ' A second Sunday flight from
Miami turned back when advised
Movie Hair Stylist Dotes on Wigs
By,CXTHA LOWRY glamorous star, her principal job.or Navajos, we ...
J HOLLYWOOD “dAp"ihr namecast costume the heads ot the them shinyhair.
Florence Bush may have a famil- The day I visited her at the oeneuumed the
iar look. It should. tor television studio. I found her in th wig lay back to her office ..
vewers anyway vault_ big. air-conditiOneds room SerYes J tQprorratfice. past.#
Miss Bush is in charge of the where a huge collection of win wh^r* , PePa •wo rooms
hairdressing department of Revue falls switches toupees and bald where, each day stars, contract
studios, the busiest lot in Holly- ootes woSh morePthn “nob,000 Plrytnira nd extras are made up
™ As weentred.Muiss Busks
wigs, occsionall dis- praising eye"on lSbutchcr *5
hairpiece. pinned to * faceless dummy he".
. an, order..from That's tor Bob cumming’s
tor Indians, she stand-in," she said. "W* don't
explained "Any of these wigs, is very often tell a star what to do
Miss okay as long as the hair is black with his hair—or her hair Once
eate aland ch nv_h- Indian a chan - "2a” .. once
smeae
not abide the Communist regime We remaining doctors could do
and often, spoke out against ft only the most necessary work
By PBLEENSULUKHNHARDT Snetoorghn. “achorheshrtgeEtreygonraetiwereoposepanedmerapn
"6 - - i
▼ear-cia son and I lived in Karls-tients kept me from fleeing Fast Germanv gey wu-nteg tn
borst, A.good residential area inouIn Minh'S two weeks of August visit us the next day Why s"gud
East Berlin We had our own our neighbors—when sure they deniv we asked TheV Aid I
hnuse,tuwas,lerge,with * pleas- werecnot being qverheayd-couid had decided to fl J to West Ber
•nt garden, but run down. We -alk of only one thing: Would the lin I was to driv, the v,r
could not get any repairmen be- sector border between East and BDrder "asunaar wemnenn0 with
cause of the labor shortage. West Berlin remain open’ Since hhrierewsundazomoing: swith
From azstrictiyiseifish,point of hundredsofpeopie were escapllg I was a doctor. "wit a certain
vlew, 1 neld a position of respon- tip the West daily, we all Knew freedom 02 movemen there
sibihity at the Charite Hospital, that something had to happen wocia be no trouble
East Germany's best. My salary The question Was what and when. How mano friends already had
from the state was 2,000 marks Conditions at the hospital were ccme", many uraends,teareadyenad
($500 at the officialexchange becoming catastrophic during srmnee! It had hanoened so oum
rate) a month, which put me in these day,. Tree doctors fale hadaprhappainednsn.oftrn
ahighnincomessgroup under the tocome back to work incur clnis Vhy did we remain? we asked
communist regime. one Monday morning. They had ourselves that Saturday What
: This had all come about in a Led to the West. The Communist;,as holdine us in Fast Ber’in
[relatively short period of time, functionaries told me, the acting which hated’sonmE25 Berlin,
A. Afterserving es a tank officer administrative head of the clinic. Saturday night after our friends
S+ Worid War II, 1 received my that I would be held responsible had arrived and' we haTalIrends
Meticaf education at Kiel Univer- for further defections, to M I thSueTt I heird toe
tybeing graduated, w.'s’on For The number of nurses and ramble of mosing tan£” But I
the next neneryearE H^iH lchaning women grew smaller, vas only haif-awkened and fell
BE" R.21r-Ok.. Hospital and from day to day, West Berliners back asleep again without looking -
Early in the morning our
West German Leaders Enter feSrS.rS To World Markets
I "° wa • kill VI the announcement that the border
pe I FM em • had been closed.
Final Phase of Campaign 3"
ately that the time had come for
i Bv JOHN O. KOFHLER ’pensioner so he can "enjoy the us— for our own sakes, for the:
.EONN, Germany (AP) — Chan- last days of his life ” sase of our child.
eellor Konrad Adenauer and West When it comes to foreign poli- .1 bad to put mv own family
Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt have cy. there is no essential differ- first My, ''tile car could not carry
entered the final phase of their ence between the two men. Both all We bade the saddest of
campaign to lead prosperous advocate strict adherence to the farewells to our friends .
Wes: Germany tor the next four agreements of the North Atlantic Hurrying all of us—including ya a fapulous new
years treat/ Orranization. Both d our dog-into the car, I made for markets.
The chancellor, 85, leader of mand reunification of Germany
the conservative Christ.an Demo- on the basis of free elections.
jlty
nored
nit
love PTA ex,
entertain the
era Thursday
school.
neeting of to,
2 at 2 p. m
i !» president
. Mrs. C. L.
sident; Mrs.
d vice prest-
roaker. third
P. T. Dillard.
: Mrs. J. A.
Mrs. C. K
Mr*. Hardy
arian; and
ier, historian
room mother
. Burch, pub-
i. legislatre;
membership;
ounders day:
n, pre-school
. G. Pitcher,
of" the cold war as ‘ weapon Nov 13 that few realize they wear them.
AmiHen-mshabn.mheadnot-the iy™moresenah WL ardeslighr
ai thinks the USSR dofin- both ships live in Houston. The secret each attempts to guard
g1“,.tnnKi tns US-9iRgdesPite skippers are Cmdr. Phillip C. with her life.
astat the Unital rouahly onaa.par Koelsch of the Wren and Cmdr. The average person's hair
Prolific MaitedcSategictpdayvin Ralph Childs of the Crow. grows haif an inch' ionth, and
soientntss„andetesonaloe UnLn hw said * cal has defi- it takes a lot of attention to keep
opmennts irMUr Set,-nionuhas nitely, been made and the indi- heads of hair loking the same
shown, m eaterrateafewthin vidual reservists "wil be getting all the time Some performers
science.in the.nPast decade than advance notice of the cell in the must have their hair dyed weekly
any other country. If this con- near future." and curled daily Others must
tinues, he says, in 10 years more * Eurted. -tners -must
the U.S S R may well be making
the greatest over-all contributions. |
Prof. Hermann Oberth, German
DENVER (AP) - A teen-ager
was struck by a miniature train.
v .1 c . dragged 60 feet and killed in an
Youths Caught sengersenna ByndansaxokPan
AUSTIN (AP) — Three water! in horror.
bomb tossing teen-agers displayed The victim was Gilbert LeBois,
a poor choice of targets Friday 15, one of three youths who were
night. running along the tracks when1
: They let go with one of the the 1 ton locomotive ap-
home-made missiles as City At- proached
torney Doren Eskew drove up a | The three were crossing a mini-
street intersection. . . ature trestle over a duck pond
Eskew piled out of his splat-[when LeBois tripped and fell. He
tered car and followed the young- was unable to rise, and the train's
stem to a nearby house. The three pilot was unable to stop the lo-
reported to the police juvenile di-1 oomotive in time to avoid the ac-!
vision later for a stem lecture, cident
, .... , eue.., . . Associated Press asked scientists
By MAX B. SKELTON sis from terminals now building in seven foreign countries.
HOUSTON (AP)—New pipelines on the Gulf of Sirte. A majority believes the United1
soon will be moving oil from Lib- Opening of the pipelines will States is well out front in science
fields to world mark the second time since 1959 generally, but clearly outpointed
for new flush production from in rocket power. They point to
Idle productive capacity avail- North Africa to enter the world greater American achievements in
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wig-picking job
I found her in the wig way back* t2SShetenoticd led the
a hge collection o wigm X" ech"reparation
titch-s, toupee, and bald1 players and extras
more than $100,900 for their parts
TV series and a couple ofmovies ly "rummaging'thrgh'a-bigipme „rAsate"aomentered
are being made. Her name ap- of black 2. —E—"■ E5 IEate aoman,
pears as "hair stylist" among the carding a
credits on all the shows made We just go an order from
there, from "Hitchcock Presents" 'Wagon Train' f ' " -
to "Wagon Train.” explained. "Any of these-----1
Alt wugh occasionally Missleey - tong as the haif „ nis n
Bush is called upon to create a and shiny—the Indians are Sho- in a while we suggest that thev
special or unusual hairdo for a shone. If they had been Piutes n.oddy their hairFbcause hy
thing too radical or too faddy
r , • n • [might date a show."
Except in Power . Mest of, the work of the hair-
--------C------------------ dressing department involves fol-
Majority of Scientists Think Ham;
■ I e | a, a e M : When Sebastian Cabot, who
U.S. Leading in Space Race
Miss Bush presided over the iimt
acceleration of science in Russia trimwmain&an, .... ____ . . .
as giving “the impression the So- "eudidn twant his face to look
viet Union is moving well ahead to.round “ I trimmed it close
of the United States in science atsthe sides, she explained "His
generally speaking " and A L, beard is too dark and it would
ahead in 10 Enrs. One strength phqeggraph like * biack blob, ”
he says, i, that the Soviet scfen: we.added. some gold touches to
tist "is considered something Of u&hten it
a national hero.”
AaP’spaca
bCAgtraromghateifgen&anleiss ^^"oth^Eht.^ r-a*.
ly, but isn’t overlv impressed with .Phillip. Mi « member of the
Soviet space achievements teamuthat ended its inspection of
"in a dictatorship, state author- the Houston sarea. Saturday.csaid
ities can force a greater progress heuwould visit. Harlingen today,
in one held, ” he says. "But towHasaidMartin.Byrns.andEd-
me Russian method seems like atorrd anaPaKeVthru idpbanneaVie
GALVESTON (AP)—The ___
aigeria last year offered a BeysicsiechemistE: ^e^
------,------— , ------ * graphic example of what pipeline But almost all warn the Soviet ton
the great width of the crossing day. 4 outlets will do for new discoveries Union is closing fast.
there. Some estimates indicate twice made in remote areas.
The nearer we got to the that much Libyan oil may be *’*
Brandenburg Gate, the
At Hearings
judge, they buy -g .u0.g. Jul. ..u vo-, ______ _________ ___ ___
ie-ProSGuton. the 1 bpuicf!.the ed Germany with a false passport 4»ffaire« of 26 natiya had
victory in its battle against the o„The Rev. Aubum Hayes, pastor the Research School of Physical 00k at the San Diego area,
new University of New Mexico of.the Colonial Baptist church and Sciences. Canberra. Australia.: The site of the space center is
.policy to require bids tor the right the Colonial Drivein church. tele- considers the United State* the to be announced by NASA officials
to broadcast university football Khrprhheevqanminvittatien over-all leader "without doubt.", , in a week or‘iodays,he°said1s,
attorney paul manseacsperwinip r “ “■"*
versify regents be restrained from crusade .^1.., the communist: front, - .. chapter was founded in Dansville,
opening bids Ehree“monsnsz. He sramunists Italy’s Prof Rdolfo Margaria of N. Y., Aug 22, 1881 by Clara
Judge Robert Reidy signed a . maiming 80 8005.41d he has the University of Milan sees the Barton
temporary restraining order. A In I.N Hav. ea
war. change, informed sourkes said hearing has been set for Thurs- Minister ‘FideY“castr6 of Cuba
What the smearers don’t say is Sunday night. *2? Bibles in exchange for prisoners
----- ‘ ' ‘ ’ • Diplomatic informants said last .The. bidsawere to have been taken during the April 17 "invasion
' . . , attempt There was no response
_____ _____ । proposal- to award rights for from Castre
Roe the government s decision to broadcasting games on a bid
withhold most of the Cuban cur- basis as a threat to the right of AA:nict.e T__!_
all news media to cover the func- Mniarure I rOID
Brandt is the Illegitimate eon -_____________
of a sales girl. He has never act. One stood in my wav but representatives
Knoun his father. Born in the jumped aside as I kept coming sute Teachers
Baltic Sea port of Luebeck. he Before they could recover i had quarters at Austin. Thev ere ex- .E. w— 7 —
was brought up by his grand- reached the safety of th- traftic pected to outline recent "legislative Eyen this..figure is e
father, a radical Socialist Labor- on the West Berlin side My car action on teacher mv mcrea^s climb by the • " -
er. Brandt'S name at the time was lost among the others. actron.on teacher -Pay .increases continuing repor
was Herbert Frahm. j Freedom at last
in his early teens, Brandt But the next day I felt sad. It - All members of the Oranze in
joined a Socialist youth move- vas Monday, and normally I dependent School District faculty
ment. A brilliant student, he once would have been going to the arpendsnta tohond istristrfacuity
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beal officials who connive with or. At 17, he joined the Socialist1! wondered if I had done wrong, each. __________________
refuse to. prosecute interstate party and belonged to its left But no, I said. I could not have I
.erime:ndicates;.e____in s.wing. He fought batties with Nazi stayed there longer. not with all R.L. W
- TEJacksonsaid test imon "in.t he toughs on the cobble-stone streets hope of escape cut off forever Broadcasters Win
' SS? hearrinenemakes.nt of .medieval Luebeck. . That was too much to ask. _ „ . . - . i
ta ! Eatopaxacoca in nrcement , When the Nazis came to newer, I went to friends in West Beilin,; 1 st Round in Siit I.xnHVUU, trw) — An man wno nas nouung to eat ana , in Corie Mre I _____
i sss*-. -na*3«xi,isa.i ALSUovnqu-up s ~ tar
ihg"trmartivbfsldduonearggooghmhmhuheirrestoydesescapogiteezraaserwezv"xozhingywezbaanon"asncgosroadcasterasaioqdpesewohour ”” director ■
Noeregianhar"wtoissratommpareiyznne Ire victory in » the —- —pastor the *“"* School
i M.Cellanhs.D-ArK-4 -eJexPbarns changed his name from Frahm -but such a better one.
>y possible need for new federal t0 Brandt and became a Nor ---------------
‘ yy** to break-up organized wegian citizen, are giving him a c . T n .
cwenesses have teStified thl, mt of trouble now Castro To Return
i: bEstt'■^*■8*’-arw-rs Diplomats1 Money
iifedawhen.thex the federa. out and liying well exile while VPrOIMI moncY
:; Eombling.stamp.tax: sti., operate millions of his fellow countrymen HAVANA (AP)—The Castro re-
somolested.ina some iralareas suffered. His enemies intimate gime has agreed to return im-
Na one named any..enforcement that he doesn't take an oath of mediately all funds deposited by
•nc**1 ” * taxer o gran, [citizenship seriously because he foreign diplomats and embassies
Jackson, a subcommittee mem- became a German again after the in the Aug. 13-14 currency ex-
iber exploded at one point in the war. change, informed sourtes
jlaarings. however, that the an- what the smearers don't say is Sunday night 4. ...
wer is obvious—that hoodlums that Brandt worked hard in the Diplomatic informants said last Tne.bids were
■•buy off the judge, they buy off Norwegian underground and visit- wee ambassadors and charges opened Friday ...
off the ed Germany with a false passport d'affaires of 26 nations had pro- The broadcasters viewed the
_________________ at the risk of his life5P work tested to Foreign Minister Raul proposal- to award rights
: He said in an interview Satuat- against the Nazis when they were Roa.the governments decision to
day he would propose federal leg- at the height of power. Also, his withhold most of the Cuban cur,
tion to do something about it. German citizenship had been re-, rency. they had turned over dur-
i e said severe criminal penalties inked by the Nazis. ing the exchange
. । hould be provided for focal offi- Adenauer's early life also was Late Friday night, the inform-
: I als who "knowingly permit in- not without hardship. The son of ants said. Rm told the diplomats
rstate gambling, vice and other a Cologne court official, he never in a surprise meeting that all the
' acketg" within their jurisdic- really went hungry but his child- money would be returned without
; ons. [hood was austere. delay or restrictions.
—------------ | As a 30-year-old attorney, he .. .. —
is entered politics as a Catholic
Sting Kills Man crater party deputy of the Co-
SHELTON Conn. (AP) — StCauncihaElevepsysors
dhony Martinka. M. staggered into myr na “d the for016
Ms house Sunday eveningwsaying years until the Nazis fired him
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Browning, J. Cullen. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 202, Ed. 1 Monday, August 28, 1961, newspaper, August 28, 1961; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1530362/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.