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Oakland Tribune, Friday, July 1960 4 Adlai Would Accept Draft: DOCTOR DIES TRYING FIRE CASH FOR CROSSWORDS actively a third nomLiat'on. i paign with vigor and a sejue LOS ANGELES, July tm IC AC 3 "However, if selected oy ine 1 01 iw yaryvtv. iim wc u- -Adlai E. Stevenson said to eonvention. I will, of course, sues we iace art iuca jreai accept the draft and cam-i ttnponance.

No Winner Apih So Prize Soars to $480 Maximum FOR THE RECEPTION YOU THANKS GAVE OUR NEW STORE IN OAKLAND, NX, July (LW--A -42-year-old doctor ran from his burning home to tall tor help last 1 night. Then he returned and died with the other three members of his family. The body of Dr. Norman f. Olson was found slumped across a bed in an upstairs room in his two-story frame house.

His wife, Betsy, was found dead in an Upstairs closet Six-year-old Robert was under his bed and Allison, 5, was still stretched out in her bed. There are NO WINNERS in The Tribune'! Big Answer to Puzzle day he would "of course" accept a draft for the Democratic Presidential nomination. He promised to campaign with "vigor a id a sense of real purpose" if he gets a third try at the White House. Stevenson's pledge and renewal of his statement to accept a draft were read to a news conference by Lt. Gov.

Glenn Anderson of California, who endorsed the former Illinois governor two days ago. Anderson quoted Stevenson as having told him: "Under circumstances which were understandably difficult, I headed the Democratic na Triple Dividend Cash for PITTSBURGH, LATEX BASE PAINT TINTED FREE IN ANY OF 2800 SHADES Crosswords puzzle game. So everyone is POTEN Backers. of- Kennedy Hit Hoffa Action LOS ANGELES, July 8 run) Sen. John F.

Kennedy's backers-today accused Teamster President James R. Hoffa of a "crude attempt" to inject himself into the Democratic Presidential race despite an apparent preference for. Vice President Richard M. Nixon in November. Robert F.

Kennedy, the Senator's brother, said in a statement that all Los Angeles Teamsters locals had been urged to send representatives to meet Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson at Los Angeles Airport today, "This is just another crude effort, on the part of Mr. James R. Hoffa, president, of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, to inject himself in the race for the Democratic nomination for President." the statement said. Following is an explanation of the more difficult clues In krt week's Cash for Crosswords Puzzle in The Tribune.

Most often missed were No. 1 across-MlSERS not misery; No. 22 across SCENE not scent; No. 11 down ROBE not rope. TIAL WINNER or the new game with its MAXIMUM prize of $480.

So it goes UP! '45 So should your spirit and If you missed out on this tnoney svr befor or If you to PnT 'somo more rooms hert's your chance! Svt $2.50 on vry gallon. REGULAR S3.9S GALLON SAVE A AMI ANY Check of Labor GAL tional ticket in two cam hopes of winning this DEE-lightful sum of money as well as the honor and satisfaction Finances Begins IF paigns. I have, therefore, felt that it would be presumptuous and arrogant for to claim MORE! 4 UJILO. COLORS WASHINGTON, July CLUES ACROSS: 1 MISERS not misery. Since practically every normal person can be said to "have known" misery, at one time or another, MISERS Is the more pointed answer.

6 TARRY not marry. TARRY, yes; but, in some careers (e.g. diplomacy; business) it is often a definite advantage, to be happily married- Certain business firms today favor married men and will The Labor Department has that comes from outwitting the puzzle maker and showing him he's not so squatter's rights or to seek started checking thousands of smart financial reports filed by labor unions under the 1959 Lan-drum-Griffin Act. I JsIcIcInIbuhIuIm Known officially as the The money prize is the outward symbol of success. It amounts to something but it TALL GIRLS' SHOES DRESS AMD CASUALS Sit 8Vi to 14 AAAA to Width SCHIFF SHOE OUTLET 471 lltfc StrMt Batwaan Breadwiy 1 Washington Labor-Management Reporting OAKLAND GL 1-2300 550 V.

GRAND AVE. Act. the measure requires want to meet a prospective employee's wife. Carry, harry proves you amount to more. $480 PRIZE unions to file yearly financial and parry are too vague.

reports. 7 NEW not now. Now contributes nothing to the existing The senator's brother said the appeal was made on ADVERTISEMENT ADVIKTISEMINT ADVWTIJIMIMT ADVmillMINT clue and is partly embraced by NEW anyway since, if they The prize worth $480 will be published in Sunday's Tribune. It will be repeated Mon Hoffa's personal orders although the Teamster chief are NEW "on TV," they must be "on" it now. S-SHOWS not shoes.

SHOWS cater for the puMlc'; "has recently indicated he is The deadline for submiS' sion of entries is Tuesday going to support Vice Presi 'taste" in entertainment. Shoes tend to conform to fashion, which is not the same thing as "popular taste." At times, new fashions are introduced for which a "popular" demand is then Any and all winners will be dent Nixon in the coming election." announced Friday. created. Shops and shots are not good. San Franritm, Thnrtday, Jane 2, I960 The RIGHT answers that The development was the latest in a running feud be everyone missed to this tween Kennedy and Hoffa week's puzzle are in today's Tribune.

Study them careful- which dates from the Senate Crime Committee investiga' tion of alleged corruption and latlg tBmmmml Mum OLDEST BUSINESS NEWSPAPER ON THE PACIFIC COAST-SINCE 1875 Nevada Area Profile The Winning Postcard mismanagement unzthe big Teamster union: The Tribune's Big Triple Dividend Cash for Crosswords LOS ANGELES; July 8 UPD puzzle contest will pay an extra SIS to the winner who The J'Big 3" of organized labor are privately supporting submits the right answers However, the exotic ways The-Golden Rooster" has of serving chicken inside makes you forget all about roosters. Of course, there is a Steak Room for the life of me I cant remember the name ot it, and I also discovered a Smorgasbord. The thing about this that intrigued me was not merely the simple-looking salads that had a taste out of this world, but the chef himself. I asked him where he got his recipes, end he said from every where, but he added as a footnote: "You know, when these peop'e come in here and say 'My mother had a recipe and here is what it is, Instead of giving them a polite brush-off, stop anything I am dotng, get out my fountain pen and jet it all down. Then, latef.

I try it. You'd be surprised what we have come up with by that simple method!" Ot course, Dick himsellt doesn't' claim that he has anything original." sound advice. He said: "Remember, son, you have to send out winners before you can have players!" J' hfy dwqh, JUlamIL Jaclwl Sen. John F. Kennedy; (D.

glued to a postcard. Mass.) for the Democratic Even today he warns his dealers Presidential nomination, never to lose their temper wnen some of the more noisy and 12 PORK Hot park. Surely, "you" should know what the park is, going like, if "you had been quite inquisitive about it," Despite the latter, however, PORK may look nice and turn out to be tough, perhaps because of the way "you" cooked it 13- JOINT not point Since "rheumatism" is defined as: 'a disease commonly affecting the JOINTS or muscles," a certain JOINT is -obviously the stronger answer. He would almost certainly "indicate (not 'might indicate') a certain" point "if asked where the pain was worst." 16 MEAL not meat Certainly true of a full MEAL. But a little meat could be "eaten very quickly" without risk of "indigestion." 21-SHAPE not shade.

SHAPE is best There's nothing in the clue to say that the "lamp" is equipped with a shades-it may have to be bought separately, as is frequently the case. Furthermore, the "lamp" may be of a type that does not call for a shade. Shake, shame, share and shave are poor. 22-SCENE not scent. "A particular" SCENE, yes.

"Ac-tress" has no real significance where scent is concerned, as most women use a perfume, powder, soap, with a scent for which they have a "particular liking. CLUES DOWN: 3 REPORTS not resorts. REPORTS is more directly apt. It is not the resorts themselves that "hold out" such "hopes," but the persons publicizing them. 4 CAP not map.

The implication that cheapness means inferiority favors CAP. The very best maps (cartographically) are quite "cheap." union source said today. ly. They hold the clue to how you should have completed the word game. Txfi Projilt Dicfc Crarr othrr 1 i wpufar Daily Commercial News ttrtts ietiged to acrioint yon with prominent bttinctsmen.

Tht author, Htth KumU Frutr, mono tht naiion'i top book rtviewcrt tni biographical vrittrt. Edito. AFL-CIO President George boisterous customers appear to be "taking the house." It's winners, ht So next time you will be Meany, auto workers Presv dent Walter Reuther and steel reminds them, that bring the crowds in. clued in on how to WRITE it workers President David J. They tell me that Reno is "The Biggest Little City in the RIGHT.

Study you' lesson. The basic prize of $150 will McDonald wer described as unannounced backers of the But I am getting a little away from my story. Slot machines, roulette and what-have-you are only part of the picture. It is Graves' flair for exotic food that World." This is nonsense. The Bigi'cst Little City in the World is Sparks, Nevada, miles East of Reno! be TRIPLED if you submit the right answers next time front-running contender.

with a subscription to The It is now the third largest in the state, and the way it is The union source said the AFL-CIO chiefs feel they have growing, it may be second! Tribune for anyone who hasn't been a Tribune subscriber for a choice between Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas, and Kennedy is their man' because they -regard And the reason for all this is an amazingly low-pressure fellow named Dick Graves. He stands feet 6 finches, works 12 hours a day, meanwhile acting as if he has the last 30 days. TRIPLE PLAY 11 the time in the world! If you submit ONLY the Johnson as too conservative. Publicly.

Meany and Ren I admit this last astonished me more than anything else right answers you will get the 5 CROCKS not cracks. CROCKS are with Alter all, when you operate six different restaurants, all prae- the have repeatedly declared basic $150. But the right an breakage." Cracks constitute partial "breakage." swers PLUS a subscription lender the same roof, and a gambling casino at tho same they -are "neutral" until the -SPADES not spares. SPADES links up better with "deteriorate a bit." Spares can mean all sorts of things, some will be worth THREE TIMES time that functions around the clock, the natural thing is to Democratic Convention has selected the party's standard- as much or $450. of which will "deteriorate" badly.

Spaces is too vague ijfo be ten different places at once nd getting all hot Hp hundred crucial dtUils. 7 Then there are two bonus Dearer tor 10 ARMY not arms. Arms is weak, since it is frpm the i Not Dick Craves! So this was Labor, too, was prizes ot sis eacn, based on ARMY that they are released and to which they say "fare his camp. McDonald a of the 81-vote Pennsylvania delegationwill announce his sup 10 per cent of the basic prize, well." parks, or course, was a mere One goes to the winner who small railroad town until Graves 11 ROBE not rope. Since, "backstage," includes dressing rooms, where a rope would be quite out of place, ROBE hit with what is now a multi- port for the Massachusetts lawmaker on Monday, the is a Tribune subscriber.

other goes to the winner who submits the right answers mfttion dollar investment. But how did he get a start? is more reasonable. Not necessarily true of rose or rote (de' fined as: "a medieval stringed Role is not good source said. Several other top union lead ers on the scene are support In his native Boise (Idaho), young Graves had a job while in GLUED to a especially interests me. Charles Einstein in San Francisco Examiner calls the meals in Dick Graves six restaurants This is ridiculous.

Actually, they are super-marvelous! 1 Off-hand, I can't think of the names of all his restaurants. The one I Jike, best Is thet Coral Ree Room. This is, without question, the most beautiful and exotlcally-designed room west of the Mis nssippi! Indeed, only the interior of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Dayton, Ohio designed by the great Ralph Adams Cram equals it in a sense of intimacy and sheer eloquence of beauty. When I remarked on this, Fred Davis, Dick Graves' popular chief of staff, said it was not surprising to him because the decorator was Eli Hedley of Disneyland and the architect Frank ONE DETAIL However, Graves has slipped up on one detail. He has folders in color on all his other restaurants but not one single color shot can I find of the most beautiful room west of the Wabash or did I say Mississippi? (In fact, if he doesn't get one pretty soon, I am going out there and take one myself!) Graves calls his various enterprises "The Million Dollar Nugget," or something like that.

But to everybody in Searks or Nevada it is just "The Nugget." Speaking of restaurants, he has one just dedicated to pancakes! It sems there are many, many different kind of pancakes. Then there is a Colden Rooster Room. Outside of it is an actual golden rooster, made ot pure sold You have the weekend to 15 SCREAM not stream. Since it is the noise that is actually "frightening," SCREAM is a better answer than high school with the local news. paper's circulation department.

loaf. Then you can start play ing Kennedy's rivals for the nomination. AFJLACIO 1 stream. The paper (The Idaho Statesman) ing playing The Tribune's Big Triple Dividend Mrk Twain would like that. Marie as.

dead set against all these guys who think they are original. Dick says right outright: Tre' fiever been to the South Seas-Bone Of these recipes are mine (here he should have said 'marvel- cus recipes') none have made me or the place famous. They are the very' best I could steal from sit the top Cantonese and Polynesia restaurants from Honoluhi to New York." He even calls one of hie super restaurants, 'Trader Dick's (After all, why shouldn't Grave use his own first name?) IDEAS 'I However, the man has so many ideas for promotion ranging from giving away 2000 brooms toe flag pole sitter atop 65-fodt pole that nobody can keep up with -them. In frequent drawings, he gives away to the winner a car full of groceries or a hoard ot silver dollars. Nobody knows what he will come up with next.

On top of this he has more exotic kinds of drinks than I ever heard of before. One he calls "Volcano" which, served in a high glass within a glass, emits great clouds of what appears to be steam but which the chemists sly is only carbon-dioxide. And it is ice-cold, too! His employees are consistently, not occasionally, courteous. (I heard one waitress actually say to some guest "I am so Most of his staff, it not all of them, are young folks. To top things off, Graves is opening a $1,250,000 motel in Sep tember.

In efficiency and luxury, it may well be the motel to end. all motels! 1 confess I cant figure out what makes this man tick unless it is pure imagination! He never seems to run out of ideas. In fact, some day I sutneet Ken will just be a suburb ef Sparks. If that happens, yea can blame if all on a easy-gsinr fellaw named Dick Graves! Presidents George M. Hani liked him, wanted him to stay with them.

But his boss raised an eye- 16 MOON not moan. People moan at all ages. It is more especially the "adolescent" who may "have a tendency to" son: James B. Carey are brow when he discovered he was Crosswords garnet that is. MOON.

boosting the candidacy of Sen servicing, installing and finally leasing a slot machine in a local btuart Symington Mo.) hotel! Pair Guilty to Threatening Envoy Well, I am not going to bore you with all the details, but suf i 1 have never seen anybody quite like hii. He is the literal embodiment ot that old phrase: "Take it easy!" Instead ot rushing around, snapping orders, working under high pressure, this chap out of Boise, Idaho, operates as quietly an unobtrusively as a Bolls Royce engine. You can hardly hear him! There is a lesson for us all in that. Next time I get steamed up over something, I am going to think of how Dick Graves would take it! Because he has mastered the art taking It slow and easy, he has time to think. You can't think when you are pounding away at something all the time.

ORIGINAL And when Dick Graves thinks, he comes up with some delightful and original Ideas. So when, Art Blum told there "aotetlow over in Nevada who is going a million miles a minute, 1 decided to take a look at this phenonemal character. The first thing I noticed about '''Jiim was that everybody seemed to like him. Even before I left San Francisco, I ran into a Big Shbl '-bor leader in the Jack Tar I told him I was going to he said: "So you are going write a story on Dick Graves! It's about time! And be sure to say there isn't a labor organiza-- twn in the country that isn't for Atomic Reactor Test Slated for Nevada ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, ficient it if to say that the newspaper told him he would have to TEIPLE DIVIDEND SUBSCRIPTION ORDER I hereby authorize delivery service of the OAKLAND TRIBUNE at the regular subscription price of $2.25 per month, hive not been an OAKLAND TRIBUNE subscriber during tht past 30 days. do either-or! That is, he would LAS VEGAS, July 8- have to mke up his mind as to (UPD A full power test of July Two Italian teenagers pleaded guilty to threatening Italy's ambassador to Ethiopia, Augusto Assettati D' Amelia, in an attempt to which job he wanted Kiwi-A Prime, nuclear re So, since he was making twice as much money in the slot machine actor, was scheduled for today business, he decided to stay with as part of the Rove): program Name.

obtain money. leading to development of (please print) LEGISLATION The youths Palucci Italo, 15, and Giovanni Menegheet, nuclear powered rocket en eine. 17 admitted they placed Address. when, some years later, Idaho passed restrictive legislation, frowning on the whole business, Dick decided to go to a state more letter theenvoy car The test will take place in the Jackass Flat area of the and costing. $40,000 of less dedicated to the proposition threatening him with harm unless he met their demands.

Nevada test site.north, of here City. that all slot machines are born free and equal and it is only the damned fools own 'tm The program is under the. join' It makes me mad every time I lock at it. I want to take it to the nearest pawn -shop, hock it, go The defense attorney pleaded supervision of J. the i.

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