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Tuesday, January 13. 1932 Page 6 6 THE CINCINNATI ENQ I It I be the first in Ohio under Nation al Mpntal Health Act funds, Con CROSSWORD ---By Eugene Sheffer THE WORD GAME PUISSANT. (Puissant: PU i sant: Mighty; sulfation services will bo available for residents of Paulding, Putnarffi Henry, Williams, Defiance art TALK powerful.) Averaee mark 24 words Time limit 20 minutes vnu find 27 or more com mon English words In "Puissant?" The list will be published tumor- row. Rulp.it of the aamer (1) Words must be of four or more letters. fp.i Wnrdx tnhii annuire tour let ters by the addition of such as "bats," "cats," are not used.

(3) Only one form of a word ts used. Yesterday's word: LECTURE, leer erect curt true lure celt cure ulcer lute clue curl reel lucre cruet cutler relet ecru cruel teer rule elect creel truce eruct cult tree Joe Garretson is in Nassau for a week, on an assignment for Travel Editor Dave Roberts. A Psychological Cook. THE TWO little boy3, strong, handsome and self-possessed, had perfect party manners, taught them at home. In their home, they slammed doors, wrestled, fought, screamed, ran away after being spanked.

Father and mother could not cope. A physician's corrective advice worked only briefly. An old retainer, Lucy, having reentered the family's service, watched the turmoil, listened to It, then announced to the mother: "Lucy will fix these little boys." "Go ahead, Lury," the mother surrendered. It began at the next breakfast. Stories of the Lord and good little boys and bad little boys and honor thy father and mother and not honoring thy father and mother and a constantly interpolated "praise the Lord." The two little boys were taken by the spirit.

Party manners became home manners. Lucy Is a psychological cook. THIS FELLOW, twice married, was fit to be tied. He had lost his wailet, containing $40, roughly two-thirds of the support money he owed his first wife for the vueK ending that day. The next day, to meet his obligations, lie would be required to make two support payments.

Meeting this obligation would force him to be short on his payday commitment at home. A most unkind thing tc do. So unkind that he was determined it should not be. He was con- Wa I OF THE by JACK vinced he would be greeted by an understanding surpassing ordinary wifely understanding, but the unfair nspect in the situation was so plain that it could not be permitted. He retraced his steps of the day thoroughly.

No wallet. gave up. 7 Ready to plumb his borrowing resources the next day, he gave up, went home. There, he was relieved. "Lose anything today.

Baby?" his bright little wife queried. "Did My wallet and $40 and-." "Don't worry, Baby. The maid found it in the bathroom and put it aside "Woman, that's grabbing his wife for a big kiss. "And I found it where the maid put it and saw that you had 40 bucks in it and the bill collector came for the new alip rover on the living room chair and it was $43, so I used your $40 to help pay it" "Whew!" Husband regained his breath, tacked a weak "that's good, Beautiful" upon his "whew." Next day he borrowed $50. short loan, to help meet his payday commitment at home.

With interest, that's the end of it. THIS Fort Mitchell, couple determined that their daughter should be told the facts of life. The wife decided against the birds-and-bees routine for her intelligent young offspring. She told her a forthright story of personal attractions, love, marriage and procreation. When the mother had finished, daughter exclaimed: "Gee, mother, I don't think I can wait until I'm married." I CONGRATULATE- Marshal Gen.

Marshall, who got Ike to drop out in '48. But his recent powers of persuasion failed Big talk that R. ConneUy of Young Rubicam will chief the ballyhoo for Eisenhower for Pres. THE McG RAW-HILL people very happy about the comment on Ian Colvln's "Master Spy" book. Had many calls over the one item, so they've ordered a heftier printing.

This is the book that also debunks the myth that Rommel was no heel Collier's has been getting terrific pressure to lay off a New Yorker in their soon-due waterfront racket bomb. Even from gov't circles. But it will run. DID YOU notice the name of the U. S.

destroyer that came to the rescue of The Flying Enterprise? "The Willard Keith." Ensign Willie Keith is the key character in Wouk's "Caine Mutiny." which the Navy disowned because it handles Navy people too rough. JUNE HAVER'S big romance is Dr. John Mead. Her last beau was a doctor, who died An ABC exec called. Hears a Boston group found a "cure" for polio a vaccine.

One shot and you're immune for life. 1 haven't ACROSS. 1 Converse 5 Couch 8 Tax 12 Wash 2 Possess 3 Antipathy 4 Seed Integument 5 Disparaged 6 Ireland 7 God of lower world 8 Natural gifts 9 Russian city l(i-Speak imperfectly 13 Silkworm 14 Operatic solo 15 The birds 16 Languid 18 Relate 20 Assists 21 Seasoning 22 Sped 23 Fourth 11 Maiden 17 A conjunc-. tion 19 Wing 22 Confirms again 23 Deed 24 Prevarica- tion 26 Decimal unit 27 Repeated caliph 25 Practical consideration 30 Shoot used for grafting 32 Meadow 33 Remain 34 Dwellings for rental 37 Before 38 Succor fT 39 Lachrymal drop 41 Slashes 44 Notched, like a saw 47 Noncon formists 49 English school 50 Commotions 51 Feline 52 Roman emperor 53 Need 54 Bitter vetch 55 Citrus drinks DOWN. 1 Applaud with open hands Probate Court For Second Addition of judge to Hamilton County Probate Court is not needed, and If provided for would impose an additional and unnecessary expense, Probate Judge Chase M.

Davles said yesterday. Judge Davies made the statement at a luncheon of the Knights of Columbus at the Hotel Metropole. Judge Davles said there had been considerable misunder standing as to what effect the recent amendment to the Ohio Constitution would have upon the number of probate judges in the various counties in the state. The amendment now provides that a county may have one or more probate judges. The jurist noted that until the legislature passed laws determining the method by which more than one probate judge can be elected In any particular county, there was no procedure by which such action could be taken.

The law of Ohio formerly, and still provides, that when the probate judge of any county is absent or the volume of work in-his office necessitates it, he may call upon the Common Pleas Court to act in his place or in conjunction with him, Judge Davies said. "In Hamilton County there FENCE OF ALL KINDS fipKTiT Witt VOftV Phone Klrby 0907 for FREE CATALOGUE! km sum Iff mum jj I IS I I Memoirs Of A Girl Friday. CENTER rUNDS APPROVED DEFIANCE, Ohio. Jan. 14 Dr.

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Tf it Has No Need Judge, Is View is absolutely no need for more than one probate judge," Judge Davies said, "because the work of the court is and has been" kept current. It has not been necessary to call 1n a judge of the Common Pleas Court to assist the Probate Court Judge because the volume of work of the court does not necessitate it "In our Judgment, more than one probate Judge In Hamilton County is not only not needed, but. If provided for, would impose an additional and unnecessary expense upon the taxpayers of this county for salary, secretarial and other administrative costs connected with the operation of another Judicial office. "We furthermore believe and feel that members of this bar will agree that a division of existing Probate Court duties between judges would be difficult and would result in a considerable amount of confusion and inefficiency." ADVCBTISEMENT. Overworked Eyes? Wh Writ ib4 tmri to wrk.

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mm If ator. Ism than any I other tri've" Smart I I refreshment lounge. I COUNTY BOARD Had No Authority To Abolish Indian Hill School District, Ruling. Decision Sets Aside Merger With Terrace Park, Madeira And Newtown Units. The Hamilton County Board of Education had no authority to abolish the Indian Hill School Dis trict and consolidate it with other school districts.

Judge Charles E. Weber ruled yesterday in Common Pleas court. The decision Invalidated the action of the County Board of May 4, 1951, when It abolished the Indian Hill, Madeira, Newtown and Terrace Park Local School Districts, and' merged them Into a new consolidated local school district. The Board of Education of the Indian Hill Exempted Village School District sued to have the ounty School Board's consolida tion resolution set aside on the ground that the Board had no control over an exempted district. Indian Hill showed that it became an exempted school district April 17, 195L STATE LAW IS CITED.

In November 1950 voters of Indian Hill, and parts of the Terrace Park and Sycamore and Madeira Districts voted to set up the Indian Hill Exempted Village School District Judge Weber, in upholding most of the contentions of the Indian Hill School District, said the declaration of exemption by the Indian Hill Board of Education was properly adopted. Judge Weber iniling permanently enjoined the Hamilton County Board of Education from taking any action which will effect the status of the Indian Hill School District as an exempted village school district or Interfere with Its rights or duties as an exempted village school district. Indian Hill was represented by Robert L. Black attorney. FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM.

D. F. Howe, President of the Indian Hill Exempted School Dis trict Board, issued this statement last night: 'The considered opinion of Judge Weber, which was given today in our case against the Hamil ton County Board of Education, is certainly most pleasing and gratifying to us and to the people of our school district. "While the case involved techni cal -arguments as to statutory rights, we are glad that we can now go ahead with our established plan to make the Indian Hill school system an outstanding example of school administration. We are willing to help solve the problems of the adjoining school districts, as we always have been; But the desires of our people to run their own schools, and the fa cilities available, must be con sidered.

There are so many ramifications to this controversy that the gen eral public has had a difficult time understanding Just what it is all about. Perhaps it can be clarified by saying that we have been fighting to preserve our freedom as an independent school district. Observance Planned Of 50th Anniversary By Edward Beglers Mr. and Mrs. Edward S.

Begler, 2416 Robertson South Norwood, will observe their golden wedding anniversary Sunday with an open house for relatives and friends from 3 to 7 p. m. at the Norwood Federation Clubhouse, 4336 Ashland South Nor wood. Mr. and Mrs.

Begler (the former Lida Snyder) were married January 21, 1902, in Wesley Chapel1 Methodist Church, Cincinnati, by the Rev. Gervaise Roughton. They were residents of Newport for many years. In 1917 they moved to Kansas City, and to Minneapolis, in 1928. They returned to Newport in 1936 and moved to their present address in 1944.

Mr. Begler has been with the J. H. Day Machinery Co. since 1911.

They have one daughter, Mrs. Ruth Begler Armstrong, mezzo-soprano, of the home address, and one grandson, F. Wallace Arm strong, commercial artist. Pleasant Ridge. Mrs.

Bcgler's cousin, Miss Ethel Alspach, Miamiville. Ohio, maid-of-honor at her wedding, wijl attend the celebration. DRUG KINO SMASHED. CLEVELAND, Jan. 14 tJPh-Po lice announced todav they had smashed a dope ring with the arrest ot a woman and seven men.

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Mail bottle .0 Box 280, New York 18, N. Y. ADVERTUlCMINT TOWN RAMEY James Harris "of Wilder, upon the vote of confidence ex-. tended to. him by the five-man board representing the 100-odd citizens of Wilder.

In return for this faith, the Marshal immediately announced i that he would clamp the lid upon Wilder, that gambling and prostitution were buried in'Wil-cter's past. We also proved that this column was correct in assuming months ago that he was not aware of certain Wilder operations, that the questions probably were too close to his nose for him to see, and that he should be apprised of the opera tions publicly so that he, a true officer of the law, could do something about it. He came through magnificently when, being found in the Hi-Dee-Ho Club by state police raiding the Joint, he declared that he had been summoned there to eject a disorderly person, had remained for cup of coffee and had been there only 20 minutes. The truth of his statement was established when charges against him were dismissed in Newport. Justice will be done.

It is good that Marshal Harris finds that this truism prevails eternally and that he, in his new uniform a shining officer of the law, can maintain justice. He was noble in hopping immediately upon justice's bandwagon after being reappointed Marshal by the free-thinking board of 100-odd persons. I Congratulate him. Again he need not thank me for this belated accolade, unless he meets me in Wilder, and my present plans do not call for a trip there. I am happy for him, too, that his enforcement task is lightened somewhat by the Hi-Dee-Ho Club being padlocked until June.

checked Gary Cooper's latest friend is named Eileen Howe Fleur CowleV devastating book about the Perons. "Bloody Percedent," comes out soon. ROBERT ALDA has the inside track for the screen version of "Guys and Dolls." which is a refreshing switch. The role-creators usually lose out to some Hollywood contract player I like Danny Sutton, the new crooner at LaCava. He's headed for Stardust.

Tony Bennett got early encouragement at the, same spot Puccini's works are about to become public domain, which should excite some people who call themselves songwriters. TIME-LIFE paid over $15,000 (over a year) to a public relations chap, who said he could plant plugs in the col'm. Suckers That publicity that Judy Garland broke Kate Smith's consecutive performance record at the Palace is in error. Kate never missed a show Broadway's top haberdasher puts his loss" at $100,000 (during the Yule holidays) because gamblers and bookies were out of action Beth Brown turned down a $30,000 settlement from J. Arthur Rank, who made "Stair way to Heaven" without permission of the author.

The trial is next month. your Girl Friday, up this bid, Murray and his learned' counsel, Art Goldberg, will charge that "government economists had estimated the industry's 1951 earnings at $2,600 million. This is $1,200 million more than the fair profit level used by the government to determine whether any price increase is warranted." The steel industry will reply immediately that this equity of 1951 will be wiped out by increased costs of well over $1 billion, $700 million which is what the industry's financial experts are putting aside to absorb the coming wage increase. Furthermore, it will charge that, "Any such' increase in our wages would smash into bits the government's existing wage stabilization formula, and bring on inflation." This means that there might be a Mexican standoff, since the panel la expected to recommend about a $7.54 Increase. This Is too low for Mr.

Murray aad too high for the Industry. Therefore, there might be a strike. Should that happen, the CIO strategist would prefer it In the warmer months. There la a great psychological handicap In throwing even token pickets on Icy streets In freezing weather when families need all the Income they can get for food and clothing. nic nerve and resecting several ribs.

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Van Dellen, The Enquirer, Cincinnati 1, Ohio. 9L DEAR MR. Sumner Welles married the Princess after alL I mean after all those denials. He even persuaded Drew to phone you to lay off because it "simply had no foundation." What makes people like that anyhow?" The Gov. of Georgia is off'ly miffed with you, son.

Over your calling him Iggirint and a bigot for trying to stop Arthur Godfrey's teevy show with The Mariners because two of them aren't white. This is a Governor? The Utike and Duchess dined. with Sen. McCarthy the other night. Heard so much about him, it appears, just wanted to meet him.

The social climbers! I HEAR THE next big scandal to irk Democrats will erupt in the Virgin Isles. Tax delinquencies rampant, with serious repercussions also in misappropriations of Federal funds. To the tune of millions They are betting that Henry Cruenewald will emerge from the probing relatively unscathed. The "Dutchman," they say, has been generous to both parties' campaign funds, etc. Owen Lattimore leaves for Europe any day but is under subpoena for Jan.

27th before the McCarran Comm. MOST DISAPPOINTED over Eisenhower's announcement was Victor Background On Steel WASHINGTON: There can no longer be any doubt that the President of the United States and the President of the CIO and one million steel workers dropped their Christmas cheer over the long-distance telephone In a cussing conversation studded with seven-letter words any crossword puzzle expert would recognize as meaning illegitimate. The former artillery captain and the former coal digger went at each other, it can now be reported, in language more reminiscent of the Army barracks and the pits than the Internationally powerful offices they now hold. At one point, an enraged Phil Murray reflected on the legitimacy of the ancestry of Mr. Truman's chief aids more tersely than tactfully.

These were references to War Mobilizer Charles Wilson and Price Chief Mike DiSalle, who are opposed to steel wage and price increases. Finally, after asking Mr. Murray to take it easy, the President cooled the labor leader's anger by saying: "Well, Phil, I guess my I re bothering you, but remember, your are bothering me." RIESEL MM. in imwrn Worn) DRY UP nasal miseries of in 1 nsis. MR.

TRUMAN then got back to the original objective of the phone call he had put through to the Steel Union chief. He had asked Phil Murray to call off the then threatening steel strike. Murray had used purple language on the White House policies. The President finally said: "Cairit off. Phil." Mr.

Murray asked Mr. Truman to call him back. This the President did. The second phone parley was quieter and more soothing to the nerves of the President, the labor leader and the nation. Mr.

Truman did assure Mr. Murray that the steel union would get every consideration. The White House would see to that. And the white-haired CIO chief, whose vigor today is hardly remini- scent of last year's severe illness, revealed in his soft Scottish burr that the steel strike would be postponed. That's the genesis of the hearings in Washington before the special six-man steel panel FIRST, there is no longer any doubt that Mr.

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No other medical treatment available today has proved as effective as pure antihistamine for the relief of cold How To Many TB Treatments. THERE ARE as many treatments for pulmonary tuberculosis as there are roads to Rome. Those with slight lesions may get well simply with bed rest; others require wonder drugs or pneumothorax surgery. The goal in all these plans is the restoration of health. Dr.

Marjoric McDonald Pyle, In her recent book, "Help Yourself Get Well!" reemphasizes that the most important consideration to any sufferer from this disease is the selection of a good physician. Many patients get worse because they waste time shopping around hoping to find a medical man who will suggest an easy road to health, or even one who will say, "You don't have tuberculosis The malady is so unpredictable that a reliable physician Is worth his weight In gold. His good Judgment guides the victim along the best road to re-covery and in addition he is mindful of the time element tai regard to the financial status of his patient. There Is no need to be Impatient because treatment often is prolonged and recovery slow. Past is vital and may be all that is required with a minimal lesion.

It is not necessary to be discouraged or waste time spent in rest; more than one person has developed latent 1 while lying quietly in bed. MANY of our most famous citizens went through this experience and reached the peak of success. In pulmonary tuberculosis It Is the affected lung and not the hands, feet or brain that must receive an overabundance of rest. This is the rationale be-; hind such procedures as pneumothorax, crushing of the phre "L- UrATU MB siivunvutiuvi us z. iimiui rwn mi The Cincinnati Enquirer WALTER F.

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