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A A Tuesday, April 13. 1965, P. 4 Established 1874 Published by. HE fetJRfikA NEWSPAPERS, ING DON O'KANE, President and Publisher Second Class postage paid at Eureka, California: Yearly $24.00 Monthly COO 7. Mail rates, Zones 1 and $2.00 per month.

J5 rodtefo i Daily! teh cents ber copy, FULL PRESS INtERNATtONAU, WIRE FROM -328 STREET, EUREKA; CALIFORNIA, PH; HILLSIDE 2471J. Editorials Features The Editorial Policy: Unswerving support of the principles of democracy; ifi federal, state and community government; Preservation dnd adHaiicemeht of the 1 opporiumties pursuit pnUa'e enterprise in Colifornta and the Redwood Empire; Unbiased reporting of tlie iteuis; Preservation of principles of free speech and a Sulpoirf of ail movements for the betterment, the beatification and the general development of Eureka and other cities and of Huwboidt county Rugged School Issue Americans Will spend more than $4.21 billion this year to build Upwards of 10,000 new public and private schools throughout the country. With such a vast sum involved, it is not surprising that scrambling for a share" of it should exist among the producers of jUst about everything that goes an educ'atiohal plant, from structural materials to textbooks. Nor is it surprising that school boards, under pressure from salesmen, architects, decorators, educators and other experts, should make some controversial decisions. An-example of how competition between the makers of two different but similar-purpose item can split school boards-and the communities they represent--is conventional flooring versus carpetm for classrooms and libraries.

In recent years, the latter has cut into the marke 'dominated-by asphalt or vinyl tile and linoleum High initial expenditure, the makers claim, is offse by carpetihg's Warmth, acoustical qualities and ''maintenance cost. "Resilient" flooring manufacturers say it is Jus the other way around. Some boards have been per suaded one way, some the other. In Appleton, Wis, early this year, the school boar approved the installation of carpeting in one jumo high school. The cost wds $5,400, compared to $800 for the vinyl tile previously planned.

Public disapproval forced the board to reverse its decision. In this instance, dollar signs aroused taxpayer interest in a school system. But money isn't always a How often do we concern ourselves with the host of. other pressures incessantly playing on the schools these days--the demand to Upgrade teaching, to introduce new subjects and revitalize old ones, book- banning campaigns by fringe groups, the question of. 'student work loa'd, to name only a few? Beavers-Busy But Dizzy VEKY Walter WincheH A Grim Reminder For Playboys Johnny Meyers' grim the Beet Box set: Playboys die coiriparatiyely young.

Farouk was. 45. Aly Khan ws 46 aiid.Errol Flyriti ctress Meliha MercoUrl in an interview: "I have an allergy the exploding sweater. It is le heavy, ugly side of women, can't understand why men ke them" The 1965 Enc'yc Sritannica of the Year gives the ieatles about 3000 words iillboard's annual poll of the nation's deejays voted a Weils'No. i fern alb rhythm and ilucs lark.

She's the newcomer who toured Britain with the Jealles last year Galica, the Chateau Madrid's TODAY'S BEST FttOM EUROPE new star, is called can Sinatra" 'The Chil- Vtickey Spillane, who moved out of New York to South Carolina six years ago to escape N.Y. taxes, figures that he saved over $50,000. Schwartz failed doing the "Gay Life" musical, basW bri the same Schnltzier opus. Mimsy Farme'r, 19, wh has one of the leads lii "Bds filler's Back In town," a film, Was discovered at Universal Studios behind Ihe candy counter. Jerome Coopers mith in the a room at the Broadway Ttieater when he was 15.

He ''Baker street" which is playing to full houses at that theater. Sounds-in-the-Nighl: At Concord-. "Behind every successful man stands a guy from the tax department" At Lindy's: "The trouble with him is that he- wants to have his cake and somebody else's cookie, too" At Le Valois: LBJ is being urged to ask Congress for the right to put all savings-and-loan banks under one czar. Too many peculiar bank foldings plus rumors that mobsters have "taken "Aw, why don't you put. on a Wallace for President.

button and go for a ride in the subway!" At Whyte's: "Gals who are stupid count on their fingers. a ones count on their hips." Stage Door: If actor Peter OToble is knighted by Her Majesty he will be tile youngest In history to achieve that honor "I didrit know it belonged'to the circus, and I didn't know it was valuable--all I know is, it Was de- liciouis." NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG News Behind the News By ANDREW TULLY a i i i i I iu tiv.it**-*- some Several White Hous-1 ac Cash will make plenty crs get credit tot being it for his idea: "The Girl in Chief's No. 1 Man, but No. One the Glass Bikini," another beach is Horace Busby, idea man and party picture "Klip" Black, speech writer Mr. i who records for Jubilee, is the okayed shooting down any Red Uoti of "Onions" Healey, who Chinese jets that Cross the danced in tht chorus at Texas South Vietnam line.

Even if it Guinan's when Ruby Keeler means flying into Red i a did Virginia Vesloff subbed Rev. M. L. King complain-for Inga Swensdn iri Baker ed about a certain civil rlchts Street" recently and impressed outfit he fears has been taken talent hunters Ken Murray over by Reds. LBJ ordered May 9th opening on way the FBI to find out and If true should make nostalgia-shoppers Ii glad "The Odd Couple' is 'based on the author's brother Danny and a roommate Lyfe Wilson Hottest Count For Country folk There is one road only presidential electors.

Under Ward political salvation for the tliat System all electors run at make the fact public as to be true! Stage Door: 'Elizabeth Allen, Sitcheeayshun on The Third ading lady of "Do I Heat a Day" movie set: George Pep- attrf" was once J. Gleason's pard, his gal Ashley and Awaaay We Go" girl. Italo his used-to-be, Sally Keltelman. rector Fellihi spotted i i 'uro, soiig star, at the a it Cpmplimenlions: lemo Musical Festival and re-IFBI Gets Its Man 1 WASHINGTON One of these days they may get the Republi-, can parly out of the country 1 ej into the streets Negrbes. And hft was so right arided down as taVors, where iari ahd a Chicago Negro.

Republican women gathered here for their annual look at themselves got no consolation asserting that the only way to bring Negroes into the Republican party was to "disperse the a complete revolution in the party. PARTY NEEDS MiNORITIES from Gov. John iVolpe or William H. Robinson, Foikiore-bus-ting has long been a sideline of prac- I i tical scientists. which may cause theni o.m as in the Democratic parly they a sense of sharing in th struggle to win those benefits.

Not is the out-modedRepub ican attitude showing any pro it in the neighborhood amendable to it. Gallup's Po Without saying it in so man; words, Volpe and Robinson bot put their finger on the GOP' AL 3 IWnicn may uauac iiicui Consider the much-admired beaver and this expose djsconlfort at their nex white- irom the National Geographical Society. The Indus- A sa Xoh tea parly, trious little creatures may bd eager, but they aren't There was nothing new, ex- very smart. among these citizens that an benefits thdy derive from Re publican adnilhislralions ar 1 1 I1CI rio-J i i i i cept perhaps to the Republican interviewed a flock of Souther ers recently and discovered th 71 per cent would vole for Dem unaffiliated little fellow and his folks who Vive in a lit lie town or on a fk'mity size farm far removed from the complex ceh- of Urban civilization. Tills road leads to dmend- tneht of the U.S.

CdiistltUtidn to give Ihe country folk ah honest cbliHt iH the election of A president of the UHlted States or it lies ill judicial remedy. Tlie present systehi is rigged likfe a crBoked carnival wheel. The system is rigged against rural and small-town citizeiis ahd in favor of the city slickers. These city citizens are organized and affiliated by race, color, religion and.occupation. By the millions they coalesce into cliques, groups and blocs- large.

Here is how it worked irt 6n6 Slate in I960 as explained by the AmeVicdh Good GbVerh- ilieht Society of Washihgtoti, D.C.: "In New York (as in bther states with more than one representative) the citizens of one congressional distHct could vote for presidential electors corresponding to all oilier reprfcsen- "How. the portedly flipped. She may lahd Jjerilner. An Avon paperback in one of his epics i a jack Ruby lawyer I Ullc lllo tpica i i i I I I Gretchen bf the Copa line landed Belli's book "Ready For the her first movie job, "the Nak-lpWltitlrt" "More Than You ed TOE" Composer TomlKnow," by newcomer recording i I 1 i. I intellectual racial, religious or ccondmic.

They comprise the pressure groups which are coming to control the major political parties ahd to dominate national elections. Jones uomposer lommnow, oy uuwcuiiiei ICHUIUUIH in The Shade" and lark Jor-giie Claudia Cur: --ne has written Us sort of a Russian Ethel the score for "Affairs of Ana- at The Two Guitars Sol." Hopes to succeed where oh E. 14th. She sings iii 9 lang- Howard Dietz and A rludges. pui meir ocratic Congressional candidates principle problem in dealing with This is a drop from '62 and '64 minority blocs, it is lhe feelin when the Poll showed 68 and 67 per cent favoring Democrats.

If speeches won't budge the GOP, these figures should. hev party, in what Volpe and Rob- They can't use four out of eveiy five trees tney sgy Essentia yi cut down. Sometimes they fell trees so huge they U)e two men redted a can't budee them on the groUnd. Not infrequently fe accep i long ago by the a beaver is flattened by the tree he so patiently gnawed through. a majority'out of the nation's Contrary to popular belief, beavers a control minorilv iocs, and.

that the direction in which trees fall. They have a high don gel i ecte without score only because most trees conveniently lean vo tes of these citizens. toward streams. Even with all the poor planning and wasted.ef- fort, beavers produce some engineering wonders. Dams 200 feet long are routine.

The longest on record stretched for 4,000 feet. intelligent iferch 24. Such dams Store water, preserve top soil and ere- ate meadows, and will continue to amaze us despite a ihdrtcial Gossip Slock Average lops 900 Vollpe had to be jarring ft giii- lty conscience when h'e spoke ot the party's "deadly ei- the debunking. (chairman Ray Bliss have long deplored the GOP's dependence By JESSE BOGtJE UPI Financial Editor forefgn News iiille Hope For U. S.

In Indonesia For Chatige political chahce, tiiese imajor Investor is illustrated by the figures one of the closed- NEW YORK (UPI) Last end investment companies itsclt week's lale surge In prices on listed on the big board, New York Stock Exchange man Brothers, which showed a boosted the Dow Jones Iriduslri- rise In asset value of about 4.8 al avcragd above the 900 mark per cent between the end of again, (ot- the first time since 1964 and the end of the first quarter of 1965, according to Vear, figures in ils quarterly report. this market indicator has mov- A closSd-cnd investment corned In the 870-900 level, showing pany has a fixed tillrnber of By PHII, NKWSOM UPi Foreign News Analyst Notes from the' lore ign news' cables: Business AS Usual: The personal diplomacy Of U.S. presldehiial envoy Ells worth Bunker may have helped smooth President Sukarno's tuffled fealures, but few ob servers in Jakarta believe I can Have any major effect bl basic policy trends In Indohes Goverrttnent controls slap- ied on American firms follow a a 1 1 established earlier. butch capital was seized In ihe ests followed last year. The increasingly powerful Indonesian Communist party can be depended upon to try to embarrass Americans and the U.

S. jovernment at every opportuni- presslire groups comprise the experimenters, the liberals, the avant garde, the preslo-chahgeo elements of American politics. They press for change ahd ever faster acceleration In the political of file United Stales' from where was to where it is going. Some press for change merely for the sake of chdhge. One te- sull is that political -conservatism is being squeezed dill Ot tatives in the state.

Thus, seven, miilion-ddd New Yorkers voted in tile 1980 presidential election elected 43 reprfesema- tives in 43 districts with-seven million-odd votes, one apiece. Simultaneously they elected 43 corresponding presidential electors by general ticket (at- large), each of the voting for the whole numbet- rather than for just one. Cast Excess Votes "With 42 excess Voles each, lliese New Yorkers cast some 300 million excess votes in that presidential election. If Yorkers cast some 300 million excess votes in that presidential election-. If New York's ty.

lale 19bO's, arid British Inter- Gay Joyce Holden Door-To-Door Calls UPI Women's Editor NEW YORK (UPI) When Joyce Holden knocks at a front door to deliver her sermon, she frequently is interrupted with, "Say, haven't I seeii you somewhere before?" The person answering the rioor to the minister's brief call probably has seen her in movies, in television plays, or oepiorca me uvjr QQ me oiu-yw i--j on candidates frorri the ranks of ain 0 about 1.7 per cent be- shares outstanding; the shares the WASPS White Anglo Sax-L, een the first of the year and of open-end invcslment companion Protestants. Their end bt the first quarter, ics, or mutual funds, change in like Volpe's, is simple: If theL andard oor 's average of number as lhe companies re outnumber sU)cl(S the plus-84-87 ddcrh and sell their own shares WASPS they want something to i osed ew i investment com say about the names on the range, showed about the fi fal)r to door campaign for Christian- ballot. of Increase over the ity is so organized' that there A son of Italian immigrant, per jod. are never more than 150 mem- Volpe reminded the Republicans Bul (hcrc have een a num ber i The have deserted TU. ls assels a faur curHles 6r othdr com hers in a "congregation." The that they have deserted Explains Itlcreasi The presence of some hers in a "congregation." The that they have desenea i 3loc fo far outstripped The presence of some territory a congregation covers groups that originally made upL ama es performance, these stocks in the Lclihia is assigned, then members re- the party farmers, ilhollt ass alling the high re- portfolio Helps lo explain how late so that one witness isn't French, Poles, Italians.

we whicj) thcse indicators increase outstripped that for calling in the same neighbor- took Iheir votes," he said, but I hflld (hcy are knc wn to Ij2 tl)e averages Thus, Texas Gulf hood constantly. Her congrega- we gave them very little recog-l weigh wl i 1C more sulphur during the first qliarte tlon is the Homecresl area in nit ion. Now we must show that 0 na i avor ites in the mar-went from 5U4 (on Dec. 3 Brooklyn, where the 1 we dare for them and for their bit a dvances 19M )n Bs Marc 31), moves, currently as the leading lady of lives, and where her husband 1 i 4 i television commercials advertising an assortment of products from dog food to refrigera tors to soft drinks. The lovely blonde actress is lhat sludy of contrasts--a sue fessional life; a vital spokes man for her religion in private He cities.

Political conserva- ism is becoming conccntratet little rural dikes of opposl congressional districts are rep- r'eSentative ot 'its population, the use of the general ticket for residential electors is surely hrepresentative." Buckson' argued that the gen- ral ticket.system was the sole extreme distortion between New Yorkers and Dela- varians and added: "It is extremely unfair a A a a also is a Bible study conductor. Usually, she said, she and another woman make their ministerial a sometimes she and her husband go. But the congregation does i ei many ui UK ws Advances 1964) lo 65 (Oh March 31), problems." Volpe has me ere- flh( oVe f.ihe-couhter gain bf 27.1 per cent. Syntex; dentials to sneak as an expcrt.i runtting-mafe and Republican candidate for "NTntirn Uftrfl General were lllttl- BlUUy I cess before cameras in her pro- not encourage a woman to life. She and her husband, David Mannhaller, an industrial real estate broker, are.

members of Wilnesses. The religious group, Miss Holden said, has 1.2 million members in 168 counlriefc. One phase of every witness a duly, if he or she is physically able, is door to door sermon- etles. make calls alohe in the city, although she said she rarely is greeted other than most cordially. The television artist said sometimes in her calls for the witnesses, she will be 'You're such looking girl, you could be doing something else." "What else if you're a Christian? 1 said Joyce Holden.

ney General a wcgro, were elected last November 11 Presideril Johhsdrt was TMe Massachusetts by 1.2M.OM votes. Figures INTEGRATION IN POLITICS NleanWhlle, Chicago's Robinson was pleading with his party to "understand" the 1 Negro by "associating with him." Hi rioted that 4.5 per cent of the Negroes ''were against us in 1964," due largely to a feeling that lhe GOP doesn't want Negroes in lhe party. during the quarter Were on the American Stock Ex- Special is- change, went from 65V4 to 81, although a haridlul ofL 23.2 per cent. Litton rose irt the av- from to 84; Xerox from to 120 3 Weslinghouse She explained that their doorlhis way." "Christ went from city to city, from door to door, preaching Look around the room," Rob- irwon told lhe some 2,000 party members. When they did, a.

HOW YOU By United Pi'ess International Only foUr of the 35 presidents of the United Slates were born west ot tW Mississippi River: Herbert Hoover, Harry S. TrU- mari, Dwlght D. Eisenhower, and Lyhdort B. acdord- Electric from 42 to 48, among those whose gains have been ot the market. By the end of last week, issues also had improved I still rtiore in price.

Lehman, managed by the investment banking house of Lehman Brothers, Is otie of 22 clds- cd-cnd companies' listed orl lhe NYSE. The Exchange, NYSE magazine, noted Iri its curfcrit Issue that lhe net asset value of all of them was $3,152 millibh at the Ctld of 1964, cornered By United Prtss international Today is Tuesday, April 13, he 103rd day of 1965 with 262 follow. The moon is approaching Ils full phase. The morning stars are Mars and Saturn. The evening stars are Mars Jupiter and Mercury.

Thoriias Jefferson, the third President of the United Slates was borri on this day In 1943. OiTthls day in hlslory: In 1846, he Pennsylvani Railroad received its charter. In 1865, General Sherman took Raleigh, N.C., ending his march to the sea. In 1941, Russia and Japan Berlin Again: Now that the Bundestag, low er HbUsfc of the Wast German parliament, has held its mee'l ing in Berlin, the BurUlesrat, the upper house, also Wants to meet there before the summer recess. The Bundestag meeting sparked Communist hdrassment of Western land and Air access routes to the isolated city, and whether the Bundeseral also is permitted lo meet there will furnish a clue as lo just how seriously the Western Allies regard Communist needling tactics.

At any rale, Berlin will continue to be in the news. Jrilain's Queen Elizabeth is cheduled to visit there in May. The West Germans also would like a Berlin visit froth Prcsi- lioh to the massive ground shells generated by the plllsat ihg activity of big tbwh pres sure" groups. Bill these are feeble dikes as demonstrated by natlona clec'libns over the past 30 years Iri term's of muscle arid phys cal fbrcfe, the present method of electing a pfeslderit simpi hamstrings the country folk the conservatives. What to do SUit Ally.

Gen. David. P. Buckso ot Delaware did it last autumn lu Buckson filed suit in behalf of Senate unjust to us." It is proposed that each congressional district elect ohe )residential elector and thflt in each state be eiecled at large. The one-man-one-v rule seems to be absolutely controlling.

and A's Who was the first worri- an to be elected to the U. S. Delaware against the 45 stales which have more than one representative in the U.S. House of Representatives. Delaware has but one seat arid UUckson's! purpose is to obtain a Supreme Court ruling applying the orie-niari-One-v principle to the Electoral Col- dent JohnSoh.

All For Ortt: Top ranking French officials are citing French support for the Allied position in Berlin as ah indication of lhe way France would react if anothel- niajor Berlin, crisis Thcse officials say President de Gaulle would at once forlet general ticket syslem of choos- A Mrs. Hatlle Caraway of Arkansas in 1933. What is the most extensive virgin forest in the world today? A The Amazon Valley forest extending from the Allarttie 1 coast into the foothills of thS Andes, and frohi Bolivia through principle 10 ine iiuuesi HILU nuni DUIIYIH mruugu lege. Buckson would outlaw the Colombia, Venezuela, and Guianas. THE FAMILY CIRCUS, by Bll Keane sighed a five-year neutrality pact.

In 1964, the movie "Tom Jones" won an "oscar." Sidney Pdltier won one lor best actor arid Palricia Neal for besl ac- Iress. his past disagfeerhch'is with the United Stales and Britain and present a solid front with them against the Russians. Peace Strategy: British Prime Minister Harold Wilson will discuss with President Johnson in Washington this week Britain's peace strategy on Viet Nam. Wilson is sending his former foreign A thought for the day: Amer- icah war correspondent Errii5 Pyle said "If you go long enough without a bath, even the 'KXViE A the end let you alone. secretary, Patrick Walker, on a fact-finding mission to the Far East next week which is to include --if he is granted entry visas--Red China and North Viet Nam.

After the talk with Johnson, Wilson will flwHJrtfo. cable Gordon Walker fresh instructions on the scope of his mission, which might be ex- Do you?".