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Wednesday, Jan. 31, 1962 THE CINCINNATI ENQCIRER Pare AF Sergeants Try Machine Talk Of Our Town Walter Winchell Glad To Help stamped his name, but left the amount blank. They said that Isele gave the check to a friend. Robert Shorter, 34, who typed. -in the sum of $11,800, than deposited the check and spent most of the money.

Isele and Shorter, both of New York City, were ar-. raigned before U. 8. com- missioner Donald B. Con- -stine, who set bail for each 8t $2500.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 30 (UPI) Two Hamilton Air Force base sergeants have been arrested because they allegedly tried to cash in on a machine's mistake. Secret service agents said Alexander A. Iscle, 34, was Issued a semimonthly pay check last November 30. An electronic check-writing machine had Celebrity Parade Comrades.

Tossing around his weight etc. Conr-Davis (Georgia) is on the White House purge list for allegedly trying to scuttle the Peace Corps Ambassador to India Galbraith, once Nehru's staunchest rooter, isn't any more tack on Princess Meg and" her Tony (whose allowance is over $38,000 via the royal treasury because "they dont eam reminds Londoners in the U. 8. that Princess Alexandra (who makes arduous tours) gets no allowance from the United Kingdom Joan Crawford's beaux Just found out that her new Number One is a New York medic Broadway's latest war: Franchot Tone and "Umbrella" playwright Ketti Frings. YOU'RE WELCOME TO ILLS, BILLS,) BILLS? MONEY lEYy fldal, costumed in a child's shirt and diapers, drinking up a storm.

TOU'VE JCST PLAIN got to beware of all publicity men. The other day we noticed a kmd of sickly-sweet odor in our sports department A desk-by-desk check showed it emanated from a large man 11a envelope from the Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission, Washington, D. C. Inside the envelope was a 75-page report on the commission's activities, written in perfumed ink. SPACE-MINDED CINCES'NATIANS have so swamped the new planetarium at the Museum of Natural History that director Ralph Dury says beginning March an extra show will be added each Saturday and Sunday.

Saturday showings will be at 2:15 and 3:30 p. Sunday shows will be at 1:45, 2:45 and 4 p. m. More than 16,000 people visited the panetarlum in Its 10 weeks of operation last year. Three thousand showed up one Sunday alone.

A YOUNG MAN who works for a downtown department store took a walk on his lunch hour the other day to his stockbroker's office In the Union Central Building. After a couple minutes of conversation, the young man learned that a certain stock was down three points. "I'll take $10,000 worth," he said, fishing a roll from his pocket and casually peeling off three $1000 bills and 70 $100. Aii amazed companion asked why he carried so much cash Instead of paying by check. "It Just seems simpler this way," the buyer explained.

BY JACK MCDONALD FBI AGENTS RUN Into all sorts Of situations when they make those neighborhood security checks on applicants for government Jobs. One agent knocked on a suburban door the other day, presented his credentials and said to the housewife, "I would like to solicit your assistance." "Just a moment," she said, smiling sweetly and retreating mto the house. She returned In a few minutes and dropped a dime and two nickels Into the agent's hand. "I'm sorry I don't have more chance in the house," she said. "We think the FBI Is a very worthy organization, and know we should do all we can to help it" FBI chief Ed Mason also tells this tale: Another agent running a security check knocked on another door.

A high-pitched voice called. "Dome in, come In, come In." The agent tried the door, couldn't open It He knocked again. "Come In, come In, come In," the voice repeated. After several knocks and invitations, the agent walked to a window and peered in. The voice belonged to a parrot perched in a case in the living room.

A NEWPORT AUTO DEALER has a very interesting color snapshot he's pledged not to show around. It was taken at a party in the auto dealer's home and shows a very respectable Campbell County of- Nehru It Warned NEW DELHI, India, Jan. 30 upi An astrologer has warned Prime Minister Ja-waharlal Nehru to be extra careful next week because of touchy conditions among the planets. Mr. Nehru scorns such predictions, but the Home Ministry Is reported tightening security measures.

Just to be on the safe side. HUGH "BRIAN gets all the publicity as Saroya's fella but Ethel Barrymore's son S. Colt gets her Crazee Van Johnson, estranged from his Eve, is being consoled by Margaret Bib, London showgal Henry Fonda is telling those Big White Lies to Ann Caroll and Michelle Montau Director Richard yuine'i crowd report his Trlfflc Torch for Kim Novak Dinah Washington's opinions got her a mickey, which she calls "food" poisoning Ex-UN Katanga chief C. C. O'Brien's ex-wife Christine will marry a rich Dub-liner waiting for his divorce Sal Mineo and Carol Madison, the model, are swapping slirugs The No.

1 hotel in Miami Beach lost 1-V million last year of the Smart-Slde-of-Town Spots was the scene for two old-fashioned barroom knock down, drag out brawls. As noted here decades ago: The Best Way To Keep All Your Teeth Is Never Fool Around the Other Fellow's Olrl. THE WASHINGTON LINE: Latest feud in the State Gen. Lucius Clay and former Ambassador to Moscow Chip Bohlen. Over Clay's vehement off-the-record comments to newsmen: "Bohlen hasn't guessed right about Russia in 18 years!" Insiders just back from the Kremlin Beat say that space ace Gagarin was hospitalized after a terrific beating by Big Don't Invitem: Ambassador to France Gavin and Rusk.

The latter supposedly tried to get JFK to give him the Bowles treatment Scads of solons cant wait to get the darling of the Birches on the stand. ROBERTO ROSSELUNI (the former Mr. Ingrld Bergman) has a new flame in Rome. She Is Countess Marina Cicogna, half his age The Hayes Jenkins (skating star Carol Helss) Increase the mom-and-popu- latlon in mld-Feb "Ll'l Abner" creater Al Capp's blast at the Stagehands Union (In Show Mag) is unleashed fury Editors in the 50 states should read the Jan. 22nd Barron's front i page article sub-titled: "The Kennedy budget is courting financial disaster" Terry Westrope, widow of the star Jockey, weds wealthy Jack Chaffee In March Two i teen-agers have a disc-Jockey limp from fright Their kin may see the d.

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to i ML Sm litrec'tee which by this time had been carpeted, slicked up and beautified. This lounge opens onto a large terrace. Beyond the terrace this ground had been bare as a tennis court a few hours earlier we looked over a beautiful, new-sodded lawn. Flower bloomed in gardens where no flowers had bloomed at noon. Borders of shrubs blended in with the building's foundations.

Dozens of newly-planted, exotic trees ejoftc to a Midwesterner at any rate now dotted the area. All blended perfectly into the trim green fairways, with their lakes and palms. AS I SAT ON THE TERRACE, watching a golden sun sink into a rim of flaming clouds, my host whom I hadn't me beforecame to the table. He's a small dynamo of a man Carl Erbe, of Carl Erbe Associates, public relations, New York. Turned out Carl had attended Augustana College at Rock Island, 111.

and we'd probably played basketball against each other when I was in Beloit, Wis. Turned out, too, that Carl had lived In my old home town, Missoula, Mont, when I was a lot, lot younger and so was he. My former boxing instructor at the University of Montana and my fishing companion for many, many years had "handled" "Kid" Erbe during his professional boxing career in Missoula. "Kid" Jackson, the erstwhile instructor and manager, still lives in Western Montana and I see him often. SO IT WAS that we opened Doral.

This $10 million hotel and club Is now ready and fully willing to welcome you. The place is easy to reach, being only a mile west of the Palmetto Expressway which skirts the city of Miami from its northern borders to US 1 on the southwest. Despite the fact that the place is only a few minutes by freeway from the hustling heart of Miami, one feels, here, that he's 'way, 'way out in the quiet BY DAVE ROBERTS DORAL, MIAMI, I arrived earlier than I'd expected. Earlier, too, than my hosts had planned. I'm glad I did.

Things at the Doral Country Club, a few miles west of the Miami's International Airport, were in a monumental mess when I pulled up to the gates. The watchman on duty didn't know whether to admit me or keep me on the outside looking in. At the head of the long driveway, which then ran through naked ground, stood the clubhouse a truly magnificent building of native stone. It Is surrounded by six lodges in the same design. Guests will live luxuriously In these lodges.

They'll dine, dance and play luxuriously in the main building, which houses restaurants, an auditorium, banquet rooms, shops, etc. Despite the beauty of the new buildings, the scene could hardly have been called attractive. Grounds still were bare. A few cabbage palms rise from what later would be green lawns. No shrubbery graced the entry roads.

There wasnt a flower to be seen. THE CLUBHOUSE Itself was in a state of complete disarray. Workmen were pushing ladders and machines across bare floors, stumbling over hoses, electric cables and all the other accouterments of construction. This was Just before noon. The opening cocktail party was scheduled for 5:30 the same afternoon! I was checked into a delightful room, overlooking one of the several fresh-water lakes which grace the 1200-acre preserve.

A handsome 18-hole golf course, ready for play, lay spread before me. I had a bite of lunch, did a little work, took a nap and dressed for the party. In that short time a miracle had been wrought by an army of workmen. The party was held In one of the lounges MADISON BUILDING 6 NCPAAIHTIAfl HddUUIHIIUII Mi BR 1-0241 5717 Madiion Road CURRENT DIVIDEND Accounts Guoronfeed In Full You don't have to be rich to enjoy rich bourbon $040 $081 pint at. MORTGAGE LOINS AT FAVORAJLf RATES To tooi nee com i4i Deaasiti naaw ky I Ofk tan fraaj first af araalk AHm Jm.

1962 Out Ofllei Will la Close! All Di Wtdattdiy STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY PROOF OL0 QUAKER OlSTILLINS LAARENCEBURG, INO. country. Quiet but luxurious as the dickens! I Your Health Genius Or Insane 2 I BY DR. VAN DELLE.V 13 THERE a hairbreadth's difference between genius and Insanity?" asks M. B.

The answer Is no, even though a person must have some brains to develop a mental disease. The genius Is endowed with unusual talents but, like anyone else, could become Insane under emotional stress. On the other hand, the mentally disturbed, especially schizophrenics, live In a dream world all their own. Many are able to cope with their environment and do credible work. Their office associates and often the TODAY'S HEALTH HINT Safety comes first.

family are unaware of their mental condition unless they go too far astray and must be Institutionalized. A FEW PSYCHOTIC Individuals are gifted painters, musicians, poets, composers, authors, playwrights, and others who do creative work. They have such phenomenal and unusual Imaginativeness they are regarded as geniuses. This is true only when they have the technical ability to Interpret their visions Into conventional forms of expression. 1 e- fc Useful and beautiful things can be created from the dream world only If the person has the technic and Intelligence to promote the translation.

Among this group are some of the geniuses of architecture, electronics, and musicians. If they did not have the basic know-how or Intelligence, their mode of expression would be too unconventional or disjointed to command ready acceptance. PAINTER OF the surrealist school, such as Dall and Magritte, were said to be envious of the schizophrenic's faculty for living In a dreamlike state. They were unaware that the dream world also can be a nightmare, with painful or threatening experiences. The gifted schizophrenic sees the world differently from other men.

He has a heightened awareness, perhaps through dread, that leads to markedly acute perception. This faculty was not available to the gifted but sane artists who perception was dulled by familiarity. As a result, many of the early surrealists attempted paint psychotic imagery. It was difficult to do, however, because they had to deliberate and plan, which tends to stifle spontaneous creativity. The schizophrenic was not bothered along this line, but as he became saner, the ability to portray fantasy diminished.

This meant he was Improved mentally but his work usually was worse. Dr. Van Dellen will an Today Prayer Desert Creed American adds a second Astrojet to Los Angeles! BY DR. JOHN MARVIN RAST T. E.

Lawrence In "The Seven Pillars of Wisdom" takes note of the fact that "The Beduln could not look for God within him. He was too sure that he was within God "This creed of the desert seemed Inexpressible in words, and indeed In thought. It was easily felt as an influence, and those who went Into the desert long enough to forget Its open spaces and Its emptiness were inevitably thrust upon God as the only refuge and rhythm of being." Continuing to describe the path by which he arrived at this condensation of himself In God, Mr. Lawrence avers that the desert dweller could not take credit for his belief. It Just naturally penetrated his soul as he shut his eyes to the world of complex possibilities which only wealth and temptations bring forth.

In the desert, on the sea, In the city wherever we be, the truth holds: we live In God. To maintain the consciousness of this truth is life, and health, and peace. "For in Him we live, and move, and have our being: as certain also of pour own poets have said, For we are also His offspring." Acts 11:21) Blessed God our Father, would rest assurrd that underneath us and round about us are the everlasting arms. It leaves Cincinnati at 10:05 a.m., makes a quick stop in St. Louis at 10:07 a.m.

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