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i "W- 'w l'ti '-i 4 '-Page A-2 INDEPENDENT tora .9. PEOPLE IN THE NEWS DAR Wins Battle of the Bulge as Old Glory Girdle Falls L.A.C. A Wtrctanrtac The Daughters Violence Penalty Shows Weakness SNAG A snag hts developed In plans of a Boise, Idaho, couple to be married in all 50 states. County Clerk Richard Sylvester In Waukesha, Wis, refused a marriage license Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs.

James D. Grady, saying they were ineligible under Wisconsin law because they already were married. He said moat couples wishing to reaffirm their marriage vows go through a mock ceremony and suggested the Gladys do the same. Since their first marriage in Idaho, the Gladys have been married in 12 other states. They said they planned to be married in all 50 states as their way of protesting divorce.

'V One thing about the bat slugging of Roseboro by Marichal we can all be thankful for is that it was an incident between two colored men. Had Marichal been white man, it is probable a riot would have occurred, It would have been charged to racial antagonism. In we can be thankful But I am disturbed over the mild punishment given the offender on the basis that I tbe whole Giants team should not be penalized be-' cause one of its key members attacked a man with a lethal weapon, At about the same time this attack occurred. Sen-ator Robert Kennedy remarked about the Los Angeles Hots that: There is no point in telling Negroes to obey law when many of them have reason to fed that the law is their enemy. It Is a strange attitude for a -man who has served as attorney general the nations chief legal officer of the American Revolution won a sort of battle of the bulge today by forcing a girdle manufacturer to withdraw a new Stars Stripes model from the market The DAR put the aqueeze on the Treo Company, of Freeport, N.Y., after faahion columns carried news of the red, white and blue penty girdle last week.

The patriotic organization's Flag chairman, Mrs. W. Carl Crittenden fired off a letter to the company saying it was deplorable to downgrade our Flag in this fashion. Harry Ross, a Treo executive, admitted the company alao received soma complaints retailers who considered the new girdle In bad taste. Ross said his firm considered the material bunting, not an actual flag, and had gotten the idea from the use of Stars and Stripes by current art faddists known as pop ertlsts.

But, of course, we want to be patriotic, -Ross explained. When it Mcame an la-sup ws decided -to. recall the bunting garment and SEEK TOMB wnwrtrty The peaty girdle called Stars Stripes (left) was yanked off the market after the Daughters of the American Revolution objected to It The DAR did not object to three other creations of the firm 'which are Crying Eyes, The Big Zip and Hamburger Soda Fop. The girdles are called Flop Fanis. Archaelogists- seeking the tomb of Alarlc I king of the Visigoths, said Thursday in Italy they had -struck a buried ptorie wall behind.

which the bones of -the invader might be hid- den. v' Alaric died in 410 A.D. -after sacking Rome and SUCCUMBS! TO ATTEND OK FILM SALE The Senate Thursday to SELL RANCH Sale of. the Tv i FlanKiI0.m! Col. Graham, 77, Angus University of California died Thursday at Uttlo jOirifr Kenswill to, baqga.

dfcaxmrbwe the'i A outhws.pf:-; fottoir-'Agen; Fridiy by senza on his way to invade Sicily. His tofttb is pre- Rock (Aik.) Air Force Base, to a gropp of investors was He helped the Wright broth- announced Thursday KILLED documentary, film of fhe John F. Kennedy, adminis? BOAC jet to attend the In-, Mr. Kennedy should realize that this attitude, that the law is their enemy, is found among white hoodlums and criminals just as it is among Negroes. Any time a policeman goes to a drive-in where hoodlums y.gre insulting patrons or starting fights, they find themselves viewed as enemies: Ofter they are attacked 1 with tire chains and other lethal weapons.

Far too 1 many of these incidents invqjve all-white attackers. In their criticism of Police Chief Parker, Gov. BrowiLAhdotherajaverlook toef recognized as the outstanding police official in the tarnation. For years he has been nationally accorded this "honor. He has done everything possible to keep his officers from using unnecessary violence.

But, when faced with violence, they have no other recourse. Their duties are made more difficult by such statements by Kennedy, Brown and all who seem to think violence by criminal hoodlums can be checked, by. soft words. Now Repub-lican Secretarylbr State" Flank Jordan, condemning baseball Commissioner Giles.for disdjding Marichal temational Association, of Universities convention which begins Aug. 30.

sumed to be along the Bu-. sento River just, south of. Cosenza, Italy. Wilbur Holleman, managing partner of the nationally known cattle ranch. The sale price was not disclosed.

HoUeman said the buyers, who were not identified. ration 'available for' public showing in the United States. The resolution, authorizing toe USIA to Sell six master copies of too film to the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts for by voice vote and without debate. It now goes to the Mra Carlotte Payne, 23, was killed Wednesday when the car she was driving and a pickup truck driven by her husband, Vernon, 26, collided headon on a coun-, try Toad near Broken Bow, Neb: Officers said rayne.wns ury test flight mrgrss from the opposite direction, 'whidrgot oft the ground in -may have been blinded by 1908 through the efforts of the afternoon sun.

100 volunteer soldiers. -have not indicated possible CHEss mii pm In their natural partisanship for northern chib they seem willing to ignore law and order. Jordan offered to raise a fund for paying the fine. He agrees using a bat was not nice, but he says it was a shame to punish him. These attitudes are examples of, why we have, so much lawlessness and disregard for the law-enforcement agencies of our society.

Violence breeds violence unless it is punished quickly. Parents who- excuse their children for disrespect for the rights of others are as guilty as the children. There are not many, as a percentage of population, who show this disrespect But they are growing in numbers. The overriding role of the law is to protect society in order to protect the The remarks by Kennedy and soft penalty Marichal do more to endanger that protection than anything that is occurring in'- these dajrs of great U.S. chess 'master Bobby Fischer defeated West Germany's Heinz Lehmann in a chess match conducted by cable Thurday.

Lehmann, the first of 22 opponents Fischer expects to meet in the Capablanca Memorial Tournament in Havana, resigned after the 23-year-bld American achieved a. strong. advantage. The game lasted six-and a half hours. Fischer cabled his moves from New York.

He is participating in toe tournament by remote control because the U.S. State Department refused. to grant him permission to go to Cuba for the tournament. i House which 'previously passed another resolution under which USIA could distribute toe film. KILLS SELF George R.

Lamade.71, publisher of the nationally-known Williamsport (Pa.) Grit, fatally shot himself Wednesday night, authorities disclosed Thursday in Williamsport Lycoming County Coroner Dr. Earl Miller said La-made shot himself in the mouth with a.luger pistol. His body was found by his wife in the yard outside his bedroom. Miller said Lamade, associated with the weekly newspaper since 1919, 'had been in declining health and had been getting medical treatment as far away as Texas. FIRST LEG Spanish adventurer Carlos Etayo sailed into Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands, Thursday completing the first leg of his attempt to retrace Ferdinand Magellan's globe girdling route aboard a copy of a 16th century- sailing vessel.

The 26-tori caravel Ola-trane Sari Lucas, with Etayo and his crew of nine, left San Lucas de Barramdea, Spain, right days ago. LA.C.V column, by A. Collint Sr, lib otfor column, ji an oioroMion of pononol opinion and doui not Mceucrily raflnct tho con-lidorod opinion of thii nawipapar.) PRIVATE TOUR Tamer Vice- President Richard Nixon began a private tour of Asian capitals today by arranging an unofficial call upon Japanese Premier Eisaka Saia Nixon arrived in Tokyo Thursday night on business for his York law firm. Stevensons Work, Aides Paid Tribute by Go ldberg ENVOY TO U.S. President Kwame Nkru-mah -Thursday named chief secretary of the Foreign 'Affairs Ministry, Fred Ark-- hurst, as Ghana's chief en-! voy to the United Nations.

Joy. if Mayor Wagner only iew about THIS thiro she goes fakin' a bath again NEW YORK UR Ambassador Arthur Goldberg said Thursday that the American U.N. Ambassadors were replaced because the tratlon felt that It could not exact further arduous service from them. Goldberg spoke at -a memorial service at toe Illinois Pavilion of the World's Fair for the late UN. Ambassador Adlal-Stevenson.

President Johnson announced Wednesday the reshuffling of the delegation. that no man could have been better served by toe men and women who worked with him at the UN. Mission. Goldberg said that he was following Stevenson to the United Nations secure in the knowledge that if he could be here today his message would be simply: Get on with toe work of making peace. Others who spoke at the tribute were Illinois Gov.

Otto Kemer and fair President Robert Moses. Mrs. Marietta tree, who INDEPENDENT Published dally axcapt Sunday at Sixth St. and Plne.Ave., Lang each 12, Calif. Entered aa aecend due matter Mar.

27, IMS, at Lang Beach 2, Calif. Adjudicated by Superior Court, Lea Angela County Oct. INI. Decree No. C-1C2S0.

Par Month Year Charles Yost was the only was with Stevenson at. his diplomat of ambassadorial; death, and was replaced in rank from Stevensons team' the reshuffling by Mrs. Eu-who was left in the deiega-'genie Anderson, was among tion. 'those in the. audience.

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