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jEogflngtlfgrimt! officials of the Mexican gov-' ernment. As a result, the and official and semi-official organizations in several sec HennJngs committee moved to expand its investigation GENE SHERMAN fe, -4- against a nefarious national gratifying, but does not Mexican government tions of the country. of State Department lethargy a series of hearings on the Continued from Second rage mark an end to that deter- threat. pledged firmer co-operation to strike at the source of its The Pulitzer award lsjminatlon ries on the subject appeared narcotics traffic in Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco last November, narcotics production. VI Far from letting the matter simmer, The Times assigned this reporter to survey the situation in Texas.

This developed reports that narcotics smuggled across I of Ml "111 ii i 1 I i and the confusion of jurisdiction among responsible agen-' cies. The Times campaign, begun at a grass-roots level, has blossomed into an Interna in The Times last July and promptly stirred notable reaction in the nation's Still pursuing the issue, based to a large extent on the original series of articles. Executive Interest nart Milrl Flawar the II 1 committee held further hearings in Art In Bloom. Come, Enjoy v. the border were being Washington.

Roosevelt and The California s- This, coincident with the Holt introduced a resolution tional issue. Its purpose is to strike a telling, effective blow at the source of and sional delegation appointed A Wonderful Vacation. warm try Basortlir. lit NatiiriHoiprci Rttii Your Htiltn. Swim In Heatad Pool, Fishing.

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Louis and New York. International Issue Secretary of the Treasury traffic in dope. or woo or tioo par mo. pays an. erinf cnuoron ana rru.

mittee headed by Reps. on Narcotics, wnicn me This reporter has fought il loir ir liquor, silt Trip to las vitas, otvil's Piay iround. Hoover Dam, Death Valley Seotty'i Caitll and James Roosevelt (D) and foNfTIniT lit untirlF ecutive interest ashing' ton. Mini Birr cauce most lown. prune ma.

-74M disinterest, political and pri I YCOtt II lilliu If Joe Holt (R) to study the I iflin on vur ni.i' It 1 House passed unanimously. Conference Urged The California Legislature lor Resirvatleiii or Writs P.O. Boi 5,. Bakir. for Litoraturi.

Sot Pictures each p.m. at fn vate expediency and a cun problem. nimn itciuro. moworia noiei, sin i sprtnr. lot Anderson sent the President's Interdepartmental Committee on Narcotics to ous boredom in some quar The Senate Subcommittee The State Department called an unprecedented two-day conference i Lubell Finds West Virginia Still Puzzling Continued from Second Page Kennedy by a three-to-two margin.

This, however, may un-derstate Kennedy's strength, since my interviewing thus far has not taken me into Northern West Virginia, which has an appreciable Catholic population. Also, some puzzling crosscurrents have shown up. Of eight mining camps I visited, Humphrey was well ahead in five, and Kennedy in three. In each camp one of the candidates was favored heavily. Just why some mining camps should solidify around Kennedy and others around Humphrey still puzzles me.

ters to help press this news anteles. Como for Health or lust for on. Brim a frimd. ii.VAiff.vaf 'ill Vl Va nSl I officially called for a confer paper's determination to California for further hear on Juvenile Delinquency headed by Sen. Thomas C.

Hennings Jr. (D) conducted ence, also. The plea was joined by local official bodies high-ranking officials of State and Treasury and top serve the public's interest ings on the problem. The Traffic Safety Quiz 1Mb. 1 The kind of churches these camps have may provide part of the explanation.

I found less anti-Catholic talk in villages with community churches than where there was a tf on denominational church. several camps the only, noticeable difference seemed to be the organizational work being done or'the money being spent on behalf of one or the other candidates. Southern Tradition One county sampled Braxton is steeped In southern traditions. Only once in 1920 has it voted for a Republican President. Among the farmers to whom I talked, Kennedy was quite strong, largely, It developed, because of a feeling that Humphrey1 "is too friendly to Negroes." But in the equally southern-oriented city of Sutton, little racial feeling was voiced.

A dozen random interviews on the main street yielded two Republicans, nine Humphrey supporters and one Kennedy man. The courthouse clerk sported a Humphrey button and had Humphrey literature spread across his desk. Several townspeople explained, "Around here we like Lyndon Johnson. We're for Humphrey to stop Kennedy." The widespread anti-Catholic talk has stirred some sympathy for Kennedy. In Charleston one Union Carbide worker felt, "We should be voting for a man's brain, not his church." Key tff Situation Probably the key to whether Kennedy can pull up from behind, in the week of campaigning still left will be found in hi3 success or failure in identifying himself with the deep desire for economic change that dominates the southern half of the state.

In Stotesbury, where the mine is "blowed out," I noticed a neat name plate on one door. It seemed strange to find this symbol of family pride in what was virtually a ghost town. The woman who came to the door explained that her husband had been a foreman in the local mine before it shut down. He had gotten a job at another mine but "one of his lungs fiared up. at 46 years of age "no one will give him Can you find 10 traffic hazards at I a job.

They say he would cost too much in disability insurance." "We're for Kennedy be cause he's a voung man," she added, "this part of in this picture? the country needs a new start." Man of Hope' In Stotesbury Kennedy had somehow established himself as. "the man who has given us hope." But in other communities I found (Each hazard Is located by letter and by number. For example, 1-5 Indicates the location of the car in the middle traffic lane in the lower center of the picture.) pletely off road (E7, center) 7 Stalled car being pushed Into highway Humphrey favored be cause "he knows our situation and has promised to help us." At this writing, in short, IxokfshaipI.This'q than the acuteness of your vision. It also tests your judgment of what's right and wrong on the road. Look again then rate yourself against the list.

But keep in mind that perceiving a traffic hazard is not enough. A good driver is always prepared to take instant action to avoid trouble. Like all good citizens, Shell is interested in safety. We urge you to be alert, drive carefully, know the rules-and obey them. Remember: about 75 of all accidents are caused by the driver-not the car.

neither Humphrey nor traffic (C9, upper right) 8 Man crossing road with packages (B3, upper right) 9 Driverthoughtlessly backing out into traffic (B7, upper center) 10 Two cars racing on side road (33, upper left) 1 Car passing on three-lane highway near crest of hill (1-5, lower center) 2 Girl in open car practically sitting in driver's lap (H3, lower left) 3 School bus stepping to pick up children (D9, right center) 4 Motorcycles weaving In traffic (E8, right center) 5 Red flag Is missing on pipes In truck (F9, right center) 6 Car parked at roadside stand not corn- Kennedy seem to now a decisive edge with the voters on economic issues The whole West Vir (Thesn i-t irior htzvis; ti' i' others. If you found iraro than ten, congtviWons') ginia primary battle has revolved around economic and religious feelings. Of itie two. my interviews in mm dicate that economic dis content stirs far stronger emotions than does the so-called religious issue. But, That's why Shell says: Your Car Has Built-in Safety YOU! bo far at least, the lorce cf the economic issue has been divided between the two candidates, while the Preotrtd by SfctH Tn" Stety Ctnttr In eoniylut'on with Dr.

Leon B'ody, Rereh Dlrtetor, Canter for Safety Education, New SHELL OIL COMPANY burden of religious feel York Unnmrtity, tnd in eocptrat'o with tfit Airtometh SaJorty Foundation kiu oil eeY, ing har. fallen most heav ly against Kennedy..