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The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 51

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Dll ie Saturday Evening Post Saga i Li vJ tut cut you off and you and your family weren't in a position to stick your necks out. Do you remember that, Sanskrit?" "I acted hastily," Sanskrit pleaded. "There was so much pressure. I saw what happened to you after the Post cut your subscription and I was afraid it would happen to me. I saw the way the kids treated your kids at school how your credit cut at the stores, how they dropped you from the bridge club and the swimming pooL "One night, I swear it, Kellerman, I said to my wife, 'I don't care what they do to me, I'm going to give Kellerman last week's copy of the Saturday Evening "BIT YOU weren't home, and I was afraid to leave the issue at the front door.

The next day I got cold feet. I know it's hard to justify, but I ask you, Kellerman would you have acted differently if the Saturday Evening Post had canceled my subscription Instead of yours?" "We'll never know, a n-skrit, and I hope I never have to make the decision. But I want you to feel what it's like to be on the bottom, without a magazine that you can call your own. I hope you suffer the way I did." "Please, Kellerman, If you won't give me Life, let me at least a a peek at the Reader's Digest." Kellerman smiled. "I don't know if the Digest would want you to or not It's not up to me.

After all, I don't make the rules." And with that, Kellerman laughed hysterically and slammed the door. TODAY IS the 19th day of 1969 with 346 to follow. on this date in history: IX 1807, Robert E. Lee, commander of the Confederate armies during the Civil War, was born at Stratford, Va. IX 1861, Georgia seceded from the Union.

IX 1886, Congress enacted a law stipulating that the presidential office would be filled by the Secretary of State in tha event of the death of both the President and the Vice President IN 1937, Howard Hughes set a new trans-continental air record by flying across the United States In seven hours, 28 minutes and 25 seconds. TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS Violinist Mischa Elman is 78. Actor Guy Madison Is 47. Actor Victor Mature is 54. ALOW? PER 1 M00 PER they turn green See Us Before You Buy or have your dealer arrange your financing at The Firestone Bank in order to secure this low interest rate.

The wearin' of the erppn 1 nnw tfi nrrW nt ttia VV, VJUL, UUJ among the men who clean streets and alleys and collect trash and garbage in Baltimore, Md. Workers in "the city's sanitation division have begun wearing the bright kelly green uniforms as a means of identification. Chief E. J. Moore says the uniforms will improve the men's appearances and have a good effect on their moral.

meet the echaverias David Eisenhower and his bride, Julie, spent their 10-day vacation at Tryall, Jamaica under the name of Mr. and Mrs. Erhaveria. Old time gangster Alvin Karpis, 61, just released Phone 253-5551 THE lMff F1 AHCtIM if wwrtMf mrtmt Mtrwt mm. from prison, says he NO PAYMENTS FOI ONTHS.

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MAIN AT MILLER AVE. Member Federal Inervt System usaue, says lie try to get Rhodesian By ART BCCHWALD Several months ago the Saturday Evening Post arbitrarily cut 3 million subscribers from its lists, and announced it was keeping only those readers who had the purchasing power as well as the status worthy of the new sophisticated SEP format. I reported at the time that those dropped from the list of subscribers suffered a grievous blow to their egos as well as to their positions in the community. If the Saturday Evening Post considered you a deadbeat, you didn't have much choice but to either pretend you were still getting tha magazine and live a lie, or move out of the neighborhood before anyone found out. One of the tragedies of the decision to cut its subscription list in half was that the Saturday Evening Post turned brother against brother, mother-in-law against daugh-ter-in-law friend against friend.

The people who got the Post after tha decision had been made lorded it over those who had been dropped from tha list, and it looked for a time as If tha Saturday Evening Post subscribers would rule the world. BUT THEN It happened. Without warning, the publishers of the Post decided to put the magazine out of business, and the 3 million elite suddenly found themselves without a magazine they could call their own. Those on top found themselves on the bottom, and those on the bottom (the ones who had been dropped arbitrarily back) found themselves riding high. I wish I could report that there was some Christian charity shown toward the SEP subscribers, but there had been so much bitterness in the past that when the Post announced it was going out of business, the "deadbeats" celebrated throughout the land.

Kellerman, who had been arbitrarily dropped by the Post last May because he only owned one car, was paid a visit by Sanskrit, whose subscription to the Saturday Evening Post made his credit rating in Chevy Chase as good as Jean Paul Getty's. AS KELLERMAN answered the door, Sanskrit said, "I don't like to ask you this, but I was wondering if I could read your Life Magazine when you're finished." "Not on your life, Sanskrit," Kellerman said. "You aeem to forget that only two months ago I asked to read your Saturday Evening Post and you said, 'I don't know if the Post would want you to or not. It's not up to me. I don't make the "You're not going to bear a grudge over an incident like that, Kellerman? I did let you have my Look, didn't "I DIDN'T want your Look I wanted your Saturday Evening Post.

You said you'd be happy to let me read the Post but if they found out about it at Curtis, they might I r. Ju payment Dian Ud nfernational Homes UI mmn 1 Illrr ii mmtTV-F" 'k. Prime Minister Ian Smith to address the crusade's nationwide convention in Tulsa, next August i 1 i Opera sincer Maria Callas has told her ex boy friend. Aris totle Onassis, to try to see her again, a French columnist Maria Karpis reports Mann S. Sadik.

director of the Universitv of Connecticut Museum of Art will replace Dr. Charles Nagel as director of the Smithsonian Institution National Portrait Gallery An anonymous donor's offer of a $5,000 reward to a Delta Air Lines pilot and stewardess who foiled an attempted skyjacking Jan. 13 has been declined by the air lines -without consulting the crew members. he buys Japanese Buv JananPSP. is the wnrrt in Tnkvn these davc Vnr vear I iiii nmyw.

prow Kipi -u i Emperor Hirohito's private limousine was a German-made Mercedes Benz. Now the car has been replaced with a Japanese made Nissan Prince Royal, said to be just as elegant as the Mercedes. doesn't like the image David Bruce, mayor of William Shakespeare's picturesque hometown, Stratford-On-Avon, has complained that selling pieces of Shakespeare country to Americans a foot at a time "is cheaping the image of the town." His remarks followed the arrival of six busloads of Americans who staked out claims to one-foot-square plots a scheme launched by a British company that bought a six-acre field for $8,400 and immediately began selling it off at $10 a square foot to Americans. performance all wet While the Fiddler fiddled in "Fiddler on the it rained on stage in West Berlin. A pipe in the upper reaches of the theater burst, drenching the balconies.

The water then began to drip-drip-drip onto the lower floor seats. As Samuel Kodensky continued playing on stage, the crowd, with their feet wet, began stamping and booing Judy Garland, 46, now in London, looked back on her child star days with Mickey Rooney and says they didn't have it too good: "Mickey and I were prisoners. We were overworked and underfed. I remember they used to starve me whenever they thought I was putting on too much weight. Not that the food in the canteen I.

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Buy one pair of Safe Shoes at our low, low Price Your Second Pair Costs Only JUDY AND MICKEY IN OLD DAYS at Metro was worth eating." Trofessor Hannes Mayer, 47, of Vienna, thought what student leader Sepp Bieler wrote about him was insulting, so he challenged the 27-year-old student to a duel with Finnish cross country skiis. The winner would be the first to ski a 25-mile course. The professor won. He said the duel was to "give Bieler time to think about what he wrote." Mayer also mentioned he is a former ski champion England's Trine Charles, who began flying last Summer and has logged 14 '4 hours in the air, has made his first solo flight in a small trainer aircraft East Berlin newspapers have become available in West Berlin on a limited basis. They're offered to readers at nine public libraries.

treat asthma with LSD Two University of Virginia psychiatrics plan to use the drug LSD In the treatment of severe and prolonged bronchial asthma. They think asthma is caused by some childhood trauma and LSD might better stimulate the memory and help tha patient understand himself better and thus relieve the symp- rff fun urn i fa- y. 44. ,,1 sen All good things must come to an end. because we neve gov If a radiator.

Ii comes fvHy equipped with 35 pounds of paint to protect its top and a protective steel bottom to protect its bottom. So when you see one that looks on its last legs, feel no pity. It's probably led a healthier life than you have. That kind of owner Icyohy begins ert the YW factory where 100 of oor time is spent making our GtHe bog work better and 0 is spent making it look better (see ugly picture above) It's the only car that's put through 15,397 inspections before it's put up for sale. It won't give you radiator problems VoJfawogenT tffT tkt evwything Onry some people don't believe It Toke Mn.

Carson Brooks of Oxford, Alabama. So far her '59 has gone over 600,000 miles. And that's with only two engine transplants. Try telling her the end is near and she'll laugh you right off the farm. Thought For Today Beware of little expense.

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