Anderson Herald from Anderson, Indiana • 39

it ANDERSON SUNDAY HERALD page i Mother Goose vJlMMV JPRlNTERjZ VERY NICE" by Q)ALT SlSNEW Dirtrlbuted by King etturw Syndicate THE Conversation Piece 4 MY5EL OVtK ANU ai ers Include millionaires and movie stars Hie murals' are hand painted and take IS week to execute' depending on size and WHY DIDN'T 'THEY CONSULT ME? I'D HAVE SUGGESTED SOME PRACTICAL USE OR IT for the display and a cus tomer insisted on buying one" Now the tall genial artist dec cratpr runs a separate studio stocks about 100 standard designs and makes others on special or der for homes churches hospi tals schools and businesses 'He handles about 40 orders a month figures mgdeat least 25000 murals in the past 10 years Orders come from all over the United States Europe South WHAT DOES THAT42 36 MEAN BINGO? ANYHOW TT MAKES A PEACHY I PERCH OR KWELL AT LEAST SLUG IN ON THIS BRAIN STORM' I'M MAKING UP A LETTER' HEAP OR WHEN I HAVE OWN IRM BUT I THINK I'LL USE REP WHITE ANP BLUE i NEW SACK DRESS I'VE BEEN WORKING ON YOU MUST HAVE? SNAPPED YOUR I BUTTON fiW'Z OH SURE! LIKE A CATCHER'S MASKORWtfBE YOU'D UNROLL IT AND MAKE A TENNIS NET' I HAVEN'T TIME TO EXPLAIN BUT I'LL 6AV THIS IT'S NOTA OOTBALL SIGNAL ic nanty rrW1HMARtHEtL CRAWL INTO THAT CAGE UNTIL MITHUTH 7MMALTH THIMMERTH DOWN OHENITWrr 'IS BAD ENOUGH BUT IT'S "HOPELESS WHEN THEM START 1 COLLABORATING' NEVER LEARN WHEN I ELL OR a MY OURTH HU50ANOrrsURE WAS A REAL A CAT ASTRO WE 1 I HAVE ONE (JUST UkE THAT AT HOME SIR 'C CODE SILLY THAT DUMMY HAS A CODE ON HER CHEST'? 7 ARNOLD YOU WILL NEVER BE ANY BUT AN IRRESPONSIBLE IDIOT? WHY OH WHY DID YOU HAVE TO MARRY ME? wife rear children or follow any! non salarled career The girls considered ty i a 1 teens are 70 regional winners chosen from 50000 youngsters who entered the annual teen age dress making contest sponsoredy the Sewing Machine Co "In the six years held the contest this is the first time the finalists have voted strictly for ca particularly startling in view of: the fact that so many of the girls are within a year or two of the current mar riage said a spokesman for Singer The contestants rgnge from 10 to 17 years Some youngsters in the 10 to ii meir iamuiesune coupie oougnt a bride and groom mural copied from a wedding picture for $100 and put it'ov6t a fireplace An other family got a train" with a child's name on each car Every lime a baby was bom die par ents called Nell for an additional car "We gbtway past the said NelL TheTtoss Ice Shelfon which stands Little America in Antarcti ca moves north at the rate of about four feet a day The Ross Ice Shelf is about the size of California fiC I lAte I ill uniP4 rc oc luunurr hap pit irtAl ULU tJAVJ YOUR DRESS ORM AND WIRED IT 60 ALL YOU 7 HAVE TO DO 16 I PLUG (TIN AND I SNAP A BUTTON twists okay couldn't WEPEPITUP REP WHITE ANP BUIE LETTERING'' MAKE UP A NEW LAYOUTwpsBNprr Around HOME 4i)ith MYRTLE RELAX PUSS T1 A A LU CJA5V LU yOU year group put after their career choices One girl sim ply said too young to know yet" But only 5 per cent of the gins irom i ul years were un decided If the" girls 'continue with 'their present plans they should help re lieve the teacher shortage More than 25 per cent want to teach a variety of subjects from home economics to music Ona 11 year old Sheryl Angstman of Denver Colo wants to teachJiandicapped children Many teen agers plan on careers in fashion or dress designing Oth ers aim to be airline hostesses scientists doctors ac tresses and models and one girl hopes to be a 1 There is a small trend toward spiritual the 'survey showed Mary Lou Smidt of Britt La listed missionary work as a possible choice Beverly Love of Montgomery Ala' said she plans to go to a Bible college and Ste phanie Robinson of Welch' Va wants to be a Christian edu cation director All girls ques tioned are active in local church work The young ladies also believe in testing their career girl i jpe early and proved undaunted by a general shortage of jobs during the summer Nearly 90 per cent spent their vacations eatjung hard cash' Baby sitting was the" most popu lar way of earning money in the younger age group unauthorized loans The Noble County Grand Jury finished a two day session inves tigating! the shortage riday night after hearing from three representatives of the State De partment of inancial Institutions including Slusser No new indict ments were" returned The jury earlier handed down four Indict ments charging Arnold Hobbs with embezzlement Hobbs Was freed oil $49000 bond 2 The statement zed the Ilf million dollars figure is an estimate only and has been arrived at by the audi 1 tors upon the information which has been furnished to them and from" the books and records to which they have had access dur ing the course of the The board and committee ad journed until Monday night and said a further statement would be issued at that time Slusser said that after due pro cess of court action the state would step in and take over the credit union as receivers Other witnesses before the grand jury included Edwin A Cambridge and Thomas A Moore of the Department of inancial Institutions Loss Expected" ALBION Ind (UPI) The Housewives Head Toward Extinction Woman to Woman United Press Internationa 1 NEW YORK (UPI) The young er genera tion seems bent on mak ing the housewife extinct In a questionnaire sent to girls in the United States Canada Ha waii and Alaska not onegirl ex pressed a desire to be a house ISPWEtAWKING mepesgn A NEW LETTERHEAP OR HM ON My OWN TIME STOP BOTHERING ME IOPINE PLAY SOME PLACEV" intricacy They are painted in oils'own use adults go for copies of on special fabric applied to the! photographs of themselves and wall unfit ursl1t4ar6r nacf THav ihotr Ono nnimla KuiyM can be sponged clean with soap removed intact future use "range from $650 rup Customers have paid as touch as $350" 3 Grownups Like Them are suitable for chil dren from zefS to 12 and for big saidkNdl think grownups them more than children Parents really get murals to" satisfy Women favor Dump if they decorate the nursery before the baby comes or their End Indiana Drug Ring CROWN POINT Ind (UPD Tfeasury agents said today they cracked a national mail order dope ring operating from a trailer two miles south of Lowell men said they arrested two melt and planned a third arrest after six weeks of investigation sale of tax paid drugs failure pay special narcotics taxes and in terstate shipment of drugs through the mails were orrest Taver nier 48 owner of the trailer and Herman McCarter 58 a trailer occupant' 1 Agents said the ring formerly operafer in Illinois but moved to Indiana because Illinois laws on re filling prescriptions were too' strict Members of the ring duped doc tors mostly in Clinton Ind! into giving them prescriptions for dil audid porphine and thiamin hyd rochloride Jederal authorities said: They said the drugs were brought atPyer and Clinton The drugs were sold to wealthy customers in North Carolina Ten nessee Arkansas Oklahoma and Illinois agents said 1 Rocket powered sleds mounted on tracks and weighing seven tons are canabla nf utv fn l70Q miles an hour The sleds are Bobby who could give used to test the reaction of hu lessons on how to keep its mouth mans aircraft and parts shut won't say what he thinks of to sudden acceleration decelera his chances Nobody'" else lion nnd wind blast lhe will make it thh time He may have been the eternal all American boy but he left be hind solid accomplishments in conservation in his uncanny knack to inspire others to work for good government in foreign affairs 4 During last year jn office Woodrow Wilson wrote: President can never again be the mere domestic figure he has been throughout so large a part of our history The nation has risen to the first rank in power and resources Our President Lt must always henceforth be one" of the great powers of the world whether he acts greatly or wisely or Although this seems like an awe some order it bother As he neared the end of his Li term he said with his usual re freshing frankness:" like my job The' burdens' will be laid aside with a great deal of i I Youth Eyes Chess Crown 1 By RANKIE SHARP 7 NEW YORK There's a i Batman comic book on his bed side table 'and a rock roll pro gram blaring over his radip slouchy gangly and' crew cut But Batman is sprawled over an open' chess book and his nail ten fingers are deftly moving chess pieces over the black and white board which means more to him than anything else in his Bobby ischer want to be a baseball star or a football player or the most popular fellow at the prom He wants to be chess i champion of the world and seems a pretty sure bet he will Most Americans know it but their honor hi a big interna tional contest with Russia is rid tog onthethin shoulders of this 15 year old boy from Brooklyn Bobby is hailed by the experts as the greatest chess mind the world has produced in many i7? years I doesn't look like one he looks more like a boy than an but he is a says Hans Kmoch sec retary tof the Manhattan Chess Club which" is the nerve center of chess to the United States He has' become an international grand the youngest to the long history of the and will meet the world's seven play ers this year in a tournament The exact date and place remain to be determined The winner will get a crack at the present world champion Rus sia's Mikhail Botvinnik I HELLO IOPINE' GLAP I GOT YOU LISTEN I SENT A NEW LETTERHEAP ID PlEYBTME PRINTER BUT I TDLP HIM yOUP bRING DUR REP WHITE" ANP ONE OVER ID HIM NEW ONE WILL bE A CQMblNATION YOUR IPEA ANPMINE' i'V'T' SUNDAY NOVEMBER 21958 7 How's this? it's a Do iT ARNOLD SMALTZ i LOOKSWEETIE THATOLD BAG' you' THIS LITTLE CONVERSATION pel up thdK I rxni ncc umc aax PIECE IN UU5T LAT REDDIE I YOU HAD SPENT THOSE 1 TWO HOURS RAKING OURLAWN THE NEIGHBORS' WOULD HAVE I A REAL CONVERSATION piece Jack and Jill to newcomers which rise to fame through television said Nell He directs a custom made mural business and also is head of the display'department for' ifth Avenue toy' store (AO Schwarz) lew say their chil dren know any nursery rhymes but most calls today are for the same type of mural 've alawsy he" said Most pic fnrg nearly lifnsir1 ficnirct America and Bermuda Custom kt i i 1 1 ana zorro can rout Mother Jrom classical emmreu stories i or nursery rnymes Nell started painting the murals IS ar it my idea I had done some 11 2 1950 King Htum Syadiate Im World right mrmr) TR's Living! Zest Believed Unequalled By ARTHUR EDSON' WASHINGTON (AP) bf all our Presidents none matched Theo dore Roosevelt in 'zest for living Even today when the country is observing the 100th anniversary of his birth the mental image that arises is a little blurred possibly because hard to think of Teddy except full steam aheadA It'S appropriate that even crit icism of the great man by hl con temporaries takes on a lively ro bust air "That damned cowboy" the po litical boss Mark once cauea mm smart aleck a rough and Un couth William Kn Kinley who had to take Roose velt as his vice presidential run ning mate "What will happen to the Mun Woodrow Wilson of Princeton wondered after McKin ley's assassination? "with that mountebank as "He seems to be an interesting? combination of St Paul and St Vitus said John Morley British statesman and author anvmnA amjuMQ wiiu vu uvercume a handicap is likely to overdo ltT So the shy 'become brash or the coward takes foolish risks to prove his courage But few have equaled Roosevelt at overcorrection A frail bov who liked fn road ha I door contemplative life Yet I Roosevelt plunged into each day 1 as if he' were in the decathlon finals He swam he rode he played tennis he hunted he hiked he roughed it Even the White House didn't 1 bench Teddy He tried to get in 3 4 two hours of vigorous exercise i pvery day He particularly liked to strike out across country with other outdoorsmen climbing or 1 1 swimming anything they came to wekwaifT usually took off our clothes" Roosevelt recalled in auto biography 1 remember one such occasion wheik the rench ambassador Jusserand was along and just as we wehe to get in to somebody said: Ambassador Mr Ambassador you tak en off your gloves to which he promptly responded think I will leave them on We might meet His tremendous vitality provid ed a political nickname "I feel as fit asa buQ moose" Roosevelt said and so the Pro gressives of 1912 became known as the Bull Moose nartv Roosevelt scampered about sb much it's still difficult to get him i in proper focus is hard to come to grips with Theodore Roosevelt? Clinton? Rossiter an authority on presi dents has said as it is with any boy "Of six" When they do come to grips 1'historians usually put him In the au wy WUU uxea 10 reaur ne board of directors and the super looked natural for the in visory committee 01 une nuuie County Credits Union said offi cially late riday that the insolvency may exceed 114 mil lion dollars It was the first official state ment regarding the shortage to he made by officials of the credit union In another" development audi tors employed by the board to to vestigate the records told United Press International the 1957 led of the firm cannbt be found ollowing a "daylong session the board and committee! released 1 a statement that a state of insolvency exists which might exceed 1U million dollars "The board and supervisory committee have also in formation that the "exact figure cannot be ascertained at this time and until the audit is complete" 1 the statement said I A reliablesource has placed! the shortage at 2 million dollars Officials have not mentioned that figure but neither has it been de 1 nied The auditing firm called in by the board Sept 15 two days after Arnold Hobbs 32 was dis missed as manager reported the progress of its six week audit Also at the session was Mack Slus ser a representative of the State Department ofinancial Institu tions Hobbs was represented by his attorney Alexander Campbell at the closed door meeting TnHhc was Hicmtcca1 affav mnro than 10 years as! manager of the upper fourth of the presidential tostitutionfor irregularities Space Heroes "Woman To By MARY United Press International NEW Y0RK UPI Spacemen Goose from the nursery says 'Dick Nell a muralist Small fry still prefer old time favorites like Little Bo Peep and MR ARb NBW UfcTTtK HEAPS'" I PIPNT? 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