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it QR MIKNEMOLIS M0BN1NG TBIBVNI 00 April 10, 1962 NEWS AROUND THE WORLD shakedown letters to ON KRSl: AROUND NATION BEGGAR STATE? Sen. Kenneth Keating, in Washington, a Free Gift When You Robert D.C., disputed a remark by Rep. H. R. Gross, R-Iowa, that the Statue of Liberty should hold a tin cup instead of a torch.

Gross made the com CHESS SUIT Bobby Fischer, champion chess player, sought a court order in New York, N.Y., calling for resumption of a 16-game series he forfeited last summer to Samuel Reshevsky. Fischer had refused to appear for the 13th match after a hassle about scheduling. In the suit, the 19-year-old grand master demands that Reshevsky be barred from public chess games until the series is finished. FOREIGN PENSION Franz von Papen, onetime deputy 7 good share If you've got a household hint to Keating 1 1 i 4 with others, send it in to "Ask Robert show on radio station KUSI. If your hint is used on the show, Robert ment during House debate on a bill to reimburse New York some $3 million for police protection it provided in 1900 at the United Nations.

New York, Keating said, has been paying so many of Uncle Sam's bills that a "checkbook and fountain pen" would be more appropriate Vvvvv ROBERT T. T. will send you a free gift. "Ask Robert is heard Steinbeck Ehrenburg 'raise from a Rumun TRIBUTE Russian poet Hya Ehrenburg, in Moscow, U.S.S.R., said America's pre-Woiid War II writers were closer to the people than Soviet authors. At a gathering honoring John Steinbeck, who turned 60 in February, Ehrenburg called Steinbeck one of the greatest writers of the prewar period.

"In my opinion, the 'lost generation (of American writers) was the most 'found generation' in literature," he said. BLUNDER The last stand of American and Filipino soldiers against the Japanese on Bataan 20 years ago was a "tragic blunder," a former Philippine defense official and veteran of the battle charged in an article a ellor under Adolf Hitler, will be restored to his full pension as a former major in the German Army of World War a German court ruled in Frei five times each weekday on! than the tin cup. KRSi. alonjr with the mem-j ABSTRACT PAYOFF A L1P wil Hollywood. painter said she got a nice price tune in to KRSI, the oritri- rial memory music station on your dial today and every dav.

You'll like it. Von Papen recently when she sold as abstract art the board she used to clean her brushes on. Louise Hubyak said she sold the "Blind lower Girl" at a Miami art show after adding just a few touches to the board. MEDAL The National Geographic Society awarded the Hubbard 1 burg, West Germany. Pension payments were suspended in 1957 when the state of Baden-Wuerttem-berg ruled Von Papen, as a former Nazi, had forfeited his pension.

POWDER KEG "The Formosa Strait area has the potential of erupting at any time," Vice. Adm. William A. Schoch. commander of the in Manila.

Jose Crisol said even Gen. Douglas MacAr-thur was not fully in favor of the strategy, but that some "top military commanders" adopted the plan. Only a Japanese mistake saved the allies, Crisol said. BOURGEOIS DOLLS A Czechoslovakian Communist U. 7th Fleet, which patrols the area, said at Hong Kong.

Medal to Astronaut John Glenn, the 2 1st person to be so honored in 50 years. The medal was first struck in 1906 and presented to Adm. Rob But, he added, there is no evidence that Red China is! building up its military forces; opposite the Chinese Nation-! alist islands of Quemoy andj Glenn discoverer of ert E. Peary BACIIMAVS Kxleml an invitation to the public to tour part (if their main ranue of crfonhoust' On Saturday April II from 8 A.M. to 5 1M.

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S. armed forces clubs and messes in Europe and Africa began at youth newspaper, Semna.has criticized dolls on display in store windows for corresponding 'to the bourgeois ideas of a perfect young lady," it was reported in Vienna, Austria. The dolls may cause girls to grow up "more interested in fashion than in news about the production of synthetic chloro-phyl," the newspaper charged. a Berlin, Germany, hotel. The and beyond as a pioneer in exploring the ocean of space." managers, from 10 are learning about methods! of buying, storing, and serving food and bever-j aegs from European hotel! chefs.

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