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Nothing more than 46. Fencing dummy 47, Ballad 48. Enemy, 51. reader's mark 'UNDER 21" BY HALLIGAN DAN Dear Dan: I am in the sixth grade and I have a teacher who Is always talking about other people, especially Colored people. I don't see anything wrong with people and a lot of parents have been complaining about this.

This teacher won't let us have parties and she wouldn't even let us exchange Valentines. She doesn't believe in saluting the American flag either. She treats us like we're monkeys and we're really not learning anything from her. This teacher also scolds us for dancing the twist and wearing lipstick and clothes she doesn't like. She doesn't wear lipstick.

and she's a very sloppy dresser. Even the mothers think so. May I have your opinion about this teacher and what we might do about this Dear Worrying: You have two problems. The dancing, the clothing and the make-up are one problem. The second and most important problem includes the talk a- gainst Colored people, the American flag and your complaint you're really not learning anything from this woman.

A teacher is entitled to express an opinion about any of the first three subjects and students should respect opinion. There's no reason in the world for sixth grade girls to wear lipstick, Neither is there any reason why the Pledge of Allegiance can't be recited by all pupils of all grades with teachers leading the pledge. Of course, there's nothing wrong with the Negro race and a monger, if that's what your teacher is, certainly doesn't belong in a classroom. Her qualifications and methods of teaching something else again and as long as you thought your problem was serious enough to write to me, you should tell your parents. They might want to speak to the principal.

Dear Dan: Instead of disagreeing with you, I disagree with your writers. I believe most of your answers are right and those who disagree with you believe the same but they just don't want to face the truth. I can't begin dating until I'm 16, four lack for more fun. months, are but six 1 don't who go around together and we have wonderful times. We go bowl dancing, skating, to the movies usually one of our parents goes along.

We don't feel they're being spies but out for 3 good time too. The dirt you hear about teenagers is terrible but some of it is true. Several girls in my high school have had to quit school this year to get married or because they want to get married and they think they're so smart. Dan, I was told to stick up for what I thought was right but when I do, some 'of my so-called friends get. mad.

They say you don't have any fun unless you date, park and do other when things these a date. What can I say kids tell me they won't take your advice even though I believe you're right? How can I help them realize what big mistakes they're Jerry: You probably can't help them because they don't want help. Any normal teen -age girl knows right from wrong and if these poor misguided souls believe it's more fun to hide in the shadows on a date, they're just going to have to learn the foolishness of their decision the hard way, It's too bad but that's the way it goes. Dear Dan: My girl wants me to put her name and mine in tape on the rear bumper of my car and I'm strictly opposed. That's all right for some but not for me and she can't understand how I feel.

Am I right or wrong? -G. Dear You're right. It's your car and if you don't want to decorate it, don't. If your girl gets mad, let her get mad. Book Overdue 43 Years Turns Up During Drive Louisville, April book that has been overdue at the public library for 43 years turned up in a book drive Sunday.

Head librarian Clarence Graham said there is no way to tell who borrowed it. At the usual 5-cent daily overdue charge, the borrower would owe $784.75. "But, of course, we would never more than the book was worth," Graham said. To Auction Off Letters And Cards Of Astronaut New York, April Parke-Bernet Galleries will off postcards and letters by naut John H. Glenn Jr.

Tuesday. The missives deal with the spaceman's transportation problems down here on earth. A spokesman for the gallery said, the material includes cards cerning Glenn's automobile and letters complaining failures of his car generator, battery and speedometer. Young Criminals Should Pay Penalty For Crimes New York, April must stop handcuffing the police by forcing them to handle all young criminals. Ag if they were juvenile delinquents." says Sen.

Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn. Addressing the annual Romani Catholic communion breakfast of the Holy Name Society of the city police department Sunday, said policemen must be given the tools "to make these criminals feel the full weight of restrictive law enforcement." Farmers in Kashmir tend floatonling gardens anchored on Kashmiris harvest from boats, picking tomatoes and that grow on a solid but buoyant mass of topsoil, grass and weeds. REED'S REPAIR SHOP 417 E. 10th Body Fender RebuildingPAINTING We paint farm machinery and heavy road equipment.

CHARLES A. REED--Owner WE SEASONAL CHANGE- Park department employes remove snow from the statue of Hiawatha in La Crosse, Wis. The cleaning was done so Chamber of Commerce photographs could be taken for the forthcoming summer tourist scason in the arca. Lowry With Television By Cynthia Lowry AP Televison-Radio Writer New York, April du Maurier's durable "Rebecca" wound up NBC's "Theatre 62" matic series for the season with considerable style Sunday night. James Mason, looking like Ernest Hemingway in his pre-beard days, was remote and anguished Maxim de Winter.

Joan Hackett, in frumpish clothes, was shy and appealing as the second Mrs. de Winter. Nina Foch was believable as grim, natic Mrs. Danvers. mood The was settings were The lovely.

perfect. adaptors hewed close to the original story. But lacking was one element--oh, such an important element- -and that was time. There just wasn't enough time in those 50-odd minutes of live drama to do more than sprint through the story, into time to velop and explore characters the principals. For those of us who read the book and later saw the movie it was like reading a condensation or watching an edited version of the original.

CBS' "Laudes Evangelli" Sunday afternoon was a moving and quite beautiful religious drama dance, song and pantomime, companied by readings from New Testament. The British-made film told simplicity and in impressive background the story of Christ from the Annunciation to the Ascension. It was an appropriate and hand. some program for the Lenten season. "The Vanishing 400," NBC's Friday night special, proved to be dull and slow moving documentarytype show about society.

The old photographs and films were amusbut generally the producers seemed timid about injecting point of view, so it just rambled and got nowhere. Recommended tonight: "Here's Edie," ABC, (EST)--Edie Adams, Dick Shawn and Andre Previn in a half-hour comedy-andmusic special; "Oscar" awards ABC, 10:30 to conclusion- presentation of statuto Hollywood's best, with Bob Hope presiding and many stars participating. Five-Day Forecast KANSAS Temperatures will average two to 5 degrees below seasonal normal Tuesday through Saturday; normal high 60 north, upper 60s south; normal low the precipitation will range from .25 inch west to .50 inch east occurring as possible snow north and rain south about Tuesday and again near the end of the period. DIRECT APPROACH Des Moines, lowa. April 9 When a Des Maines another answered her door recently a nicelooking teen-age boy was there.

He said: "I've seen your daughter! at basketball games, and I find anyone to introduce me. So 1 thought I'd come over and ask you to please do it." P.S. He got! the introduction; and what's more! he was invited to stay for supper. Just Received Shipment 50 Air Conditioners Refrigeration Type 1-Ton Admiral DeLuxe Rome's Discount Price 16977 1-4-Ton and 2-Ton Models at Comparably low prices! Sunbeam Steam Iron $12.50 Admiral Clock Radios $16.95 Gas Ranges as low as $89.77 ROME Discount Appliance Store Two Locations: 13th Main -Hays and in Victoria SECURITY FOR YOU AND VETERANS GUIDE By MARTIN E. SEGAL President, Retirement Advisors Ino.

26 27 30 46 V6 42 22 20 36 51 10 By James Marlow Associated Press News Analyat Washington, April -The huge vote of confidence the French gave their president should make an Algerian solution casior Charles de Gaulle more difficult. He got triple approval for what he has done and may want to in handling Algeria, France the French Allies. He has been frequent pain to the Allies. Now he'll be a bigger one. Yet, if France fell under control of antidemocratic government of the left or right it would, be a disaster for the Western milltary alliance in Europe.

De Gaulle, 71, took over presidency four years ago at lime of chaos and is probably only Frenchman who could have produced an Algerian solution without civil war. Under the old French constituLion the partics, through their liamentary scats, ran government. They ran into the ground, wrecking one government after another. Between the end of the war the Gaulle took over 1958. France had had a score governments.

When he came De Gaulle got the French people to approve a new constitution ing the exccutive, him, far more! power. Under this constitution, in major case like Algeria, he bypass Parliament and go directly to the people for approval A. national referendum. This what he did Sunday, He asked the poopie to vote or no on the question of approval for his plan for peace and independence in Algeria where Moslems outnumber the Europeans, mostly French, nine to That the French wanted peace, there was no doubt. The nancial cost of the war on them was $2 million a day to support a force in Algeria.

There was no room on the ballot for them to vote anything yes or no. This provided De Gaulle with an excellent chance for asking approval on more than just Algeria. In a radio-television talk to nation last Friday night, he made it plain he wanted the voting approval of him and his cics, which means policies still come and not yet explained. got it. One of his promised pollcies to modernize the French army fore the end of the year, with atomic weapons.

He promised this Friday night. It was answer to those who hoped he might willing to merge French forces with his neighbors in a truly West European defense. This is part of his general luctance to yield any French ereignty, either in a military or even in trade. To SO, suggested, would make France "backseat" nation. The Allies might, have guessed how painful going to from the.

moment he took office four years ago, for he said at that time: "I am a man who belongs to nboody and belongs to everybody." The problem the Allies with him now is to try to give him a stronger feeling of belonging with them and less with himself and France. It was never casy before. It be even tougher now. BLIND TEACHES BLIND Long Branch. N.J., April 9-- -A blind X-ray technician has set out to prove that sightless men can do more than just learn a skill -they also can teach it.

Bill Smith, a staff member al Monmouth Medical Center, has designed a week training program in X-ray processing to help blind men women learn a useful occupation. Several have already enrolled. Smith, blind since he was 7, says: "I don't want Lo have a job because someone feels sorry for the poor little blind boy. We want to feel we have a job we. can do." AT THE TOLL HOUSE Eatontown, N.J., April 9-- (P) Life can be lively for the highsway toll Garden collector.

State A tally Parkway man was on proffered his prescribed quarter by la monkey perched behind a driver's seat. Another time a motorist tried bribing his way through the toll gate with one of the deer he was carrying home from Canada. Then there was the 'toll paid from startled high. A collectors Navy a blimp white dropped handkerchief. Inside was a quarter with the message: "The Navy always pays its way." Absolute zero is 159.72 degrees below zero Fahrenheit.

A few weeks ago, we devoted a series of columns to income taxes for people 65 years old and over. We recommended that you file carly. But if you're like many poople, you probably didn't. Since then, we have received a number of letters from readers asking questions about income tax. If you're a late filer, the answer will be of interest to you.

A Council Bluffs, Iowa, asks: "Do people over 65 have to file income tax reports if. they're not working?" Probably. Everyone 65 and over who had income of $1,200 or more In 1961 has to file an income tax report. And everyone under 65, r'ctired or not, who had income of more than $600 has to file An Income tax report. A Trenton, N.J., reader asks: "What does the Internal Revenue Service count as income?" Everything you carn in wages or commissions or salary.

So is all money from stock dividends, bond interest, savings account interest. It" you sell property at a profit, that's income. If you have a business or hobby or rental properly that produces a profit, that has to be reported ton. But Social Security benefits are not counted. And it you are the beneficiary of a life insurance pollcy, that doesn't count as income, either.

A Now Orleans reader agka: "Does filing an income tax return mean I hnve to pay taxes?" Not necessarily, You have to file a return if your income was more than $1,200 in 1061 if you are 65 or over. But. your exemptions and deductions may very casily add up to more than your income--in which case there would be no tax due. A man and wife, both 65 or over, each get $1,200 exemption. That's $2,400 If they file a Joint If you add to that their medical' ring Princess Grace of Monaco.

"Kelly," he calls her. asked him how he carried 011 the negotiations for hiring her. "Oddly enough, I've never had communications about it with her," said. "IL was all done through her agents. When the deal, wAs announced, I did send her a cable.

All it said was: "That's an A interesting Nothing else." What about the rumor Grace will be guarded by American Secret Service agents during her stay here, "I hadn't heard," he said. "TE they feel it's necessary, I it's all right." But he made it. plain he wouldn't stand on protocol: "I've been out with her and the prince in Paris and elsewhere, and it's very casual." Besides, he has directed Kelly before. 'Aunt Nanny' Hilton Is Dead At The Age Of 102 Eminence, April 0-4--A pioneer Missourian, Mrs. Samantha (Aunt Nanny) Hilton, died at the age of 102 Sunday in her home at Eminence.

Mrs. Hilton, who was born in! Ripley County, Missouri, Feb. 29, 1860, had been ill for the past few weeks with a virus infection. Mrs. Hilton was a school teacher In the Eminence area before niov.

ing to Texas, where she married! Ananias Hudson in 1885. Two years; later they moved back to Shannon County, Missouri. Hudson died when "Aunt Nanny" WilS 76 years old. At the age of 79 she married William Hilton, who died a few years later. Funeral services for Mrs.

Hilton expenses, their contributions, their real estate taxes if they own their own home and other deductions, they can have considerable income without owing any taxes. A San Bernardino, er Agks: "Do I have to pay taxes on my company pension?" If you contributed toward your company pension, you do not have report as income that of the pension covered by your tributions. But the part of the pension paid for by company contributions is considered income. Ask at your local Internal Revenue Service office for help in determining how much of your pension is taxable. A Biddeford, Maine, reader asks: "Arc there any other exemptions for older people in addition to the extra $600 at age 65?" Yes, there is an additional $600 exemption for those who are "legally" blind, which doesn't mean totally without sight.

If you have a serlous impairment of vision, ask your doctor whether you are considered legally blind for income tax purposes. A Rochester, N.Y., reader asks: "What medical expenses can be deducted by older people?" Taxpayers 65 and over can deduct every penny (up to $5,000 for man and wifc) spent on medical care and medically necessary appliances. This is quite different from the medical deductions of those under 65. They can deduct only the amount spent on medical care that exceeds 3 por cont of their income. Boyle's Mailbag Conscientious Person Usually Has An Ulcer Hal Boyle New York, April Things a columnist might never know If he open his mall: If you are among the 14 out of every 1.000 000 people who suffer from peptic ulcer.

11. may be a sign you are too conscientious. The ailment strikes often among worried persons who have a high sense of duty. Americans are the most calorieminded folks 0n1 earth, but we leuch still consume an average of pounds of sugar A year. The porpoise is far smarter than a monkey, dog or cat.

One reason is it has A. larger brain than a Harvard sophomore. Educators fret because morelin than 20 per cent and senior high school students now smoke cigarelles. Twice as many boys smoke as girls. Fastidious: Even in captivity the raccoon usually' won't cat meat.

until he has first washed it in water. That's why this animal always lives near a stream 01' pond. Its name comes from an Indian word meaning "the washer." If you don't have enough personal troubles to worry about, here, is something you can brood over: Scientists believe that gravity, the force that holds the world together, is gradually getting weaker. Pregnant women aren't merely temperamental when they complain being tired. To carel.

for their unborn baby's needs, their heart pumps a third more blood than before. The three things people fib about most are: Their age; the number of times they go to church, and how often they brush their teeth. Unusual philanthropist: Art K. Moss makes a habit of dropping A coln in the street every day. His explanation: "Whoever finds It will be happy all day long." Missisippi was the first state to abolish imprisonment for debt.

The revulsion against monarchy was so widespread after the Amerlean Revolution that playing card manufacturers here banded the four kings from their decks and replaced them with portraits of George Washington. Singer Chuck Clark gent us an old U.S. Indian prayer that holds timeless tolerance: "Great Spirit. help never to Judge another man until I have walked two weeks his moccasins." Science has found a new use for wild deer. Their antlers serve as cfCective fallout barometers to show the presence of poisonous strontium 90.

The U.S. postal service plans to turn the man in the moon into a mailman. It hopes to deliver letters three thousand miles away in A matter of hours by bouncing them off the moon via microwave transmission. Today more than 36 per cent of all U.S. women over 35 have jobs outside the home.

Because of higher tuxes and that notorious pickpocket, Inflation, you have to carn well over $12,000 year now to have the same purchasing power a $5,000 salary gave you in 1930. It. WAS live Will that Rogers who wouldn't advised. "So you ashamed to sell the family parrot to the town gossip." Editor's note Hal Boyle is taking n. week's vacation.

His column will resume on Tuesday, April 17. From Man Eating Birds To Princess Grace For Hitch By Bob Thomas Al Movie-TV Writer Hollywood. April --The 1962 schedule of the versatile Alfred Hitchcock takes him from man-eating birds to Princess Grace. Quite a parlay. But then, Hitch is quite a showman.

He was his puckish, chubby-cheeked self as I visited him on the set of his present production, "The Birds." "This might be called 'the birds he commented. "After all, birds have been put in eager. shot at and shoved in ovens by human beings for centuries. It's only natural that they should fight back." They do in his movie, quite horrifyingly. The scene is Bodega Bay.

weekend spat for Franciscans. People don't notice at first. that the local bird life is getting aggressive. They notice after while. "We'll have 90mlo fine scenes of birds pecking people's eyes out," the director said with relish.

"I cantine Neo i1. now squeezed grapes hang- ling down the cheeks." Hitchcock said his research had uncovered numerous incidents of birds' attack man. "Why just a year AgO there was an incident in La. Jolla (Calif. in which ft thousand finches invaded home in the perlod of balf-hour." he cited.

"The man and woman tried to light fire smoke them out, but the birds; caught their wings on fire. flow against the drapes and burned the house down." Who wins this birds vs. humans struggle? "The birds." he declared. "Ouri two main characters (Rod Taylor) and a Hitchcock discovery, (model Tippi Hedren; manage to escape. but nothing is said about what future dangers they may face." I asked Hitchcock if the picture resulted from a deep-seated enmity toward bird life on his part.

no." ho said airily. leave them alone if they'll leave alone." His next film is "Marnir," star. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Use Rea CONCRETE Saves Time Saves Money Assures Quality Concrete Let us quote on that next job which calls for top quality concrete. Hunter Ready Mix Inc. 10th Milner Dial MA 4-3459 (Your question on Social Security probably is answered in Mr.

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