Simpson's Leader-Times from Kittanning, Pennsylvania • Page 3

A I TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1960 Iregpn College's Noted Choir Give Concert Wednesday The A Cappella Choir of Warner Pacific College, Portland, vill give a concert of sacred music Jn the First Church of God, Wood- vard Kittanning, at 8, p.m. Wednesday. The group of college students is under the direction of Lauren B. Sykes, an eminent organist and choirmaster. The traveling choir lot Warner Pacific has 26 members vho have come from many parts the United States.

The summer tour of the choir take them some 15,000 miles and into 26 states. Over sixty concerts will be given in the major Freeport At Army Resident ROTC (Camp at Ft. Knox Cadet Paul E. Hill, son of Mr. land Mrs.

Raymond L. Hill, Free- Iport RD 1, has arrived at Fort for six weeks of in- I tensive field training and practical work in the subjects and the- I cries which he has been studying I in his military classes at Virginia Institute, Lexington, Va. While at summer camp, Cadet will receive thorough training all infantry weapons and will fire most of these wea- Ipons. He will also receive further training in mapteading and patrolling and will participate in tactical problems of the platoon in which all cadets will be tested to mine their leadership capabilities. The summer camp is a major I requirement in the military career of jCadet Hill.

Having successfully completed the four year college ROTC course and the summer camp, he will be eligible for com- I missioning as a Second Lieutenant I in the United States Army Reserve upon his graduation from VMI. (Advertisement) Now Many Wear TEETH With Little Worry Eat, talk, laugh or sneeze without fear of insecure false teeth dropping, or wobbling. PASTEETH holds plntes firmer mid more comfortably. This pleasant powder has no gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Doesn't cause nausea.

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Dramatic music effects are brought to lovers of Negro spirituals, English Madrigal church classics and hymns. The choir will sing the 17th century carol, "Praise Ye the Lord," as one of its featured numbers. An unusual arrangement of Walter Schumann's When the Saints Go Marching In, with Mel White as narrator, has caused favorable comment across the nation. For several years the choir has made Edward Grieg's "Pod's Son Has Made Me Free" their testimony of God's love to men everywhere. The program will begin at 8 p.m.

No admission charge is made. The concert is open to the public. Cut Budget To The Bone Lawrence HARRISBURG (UPI) Gov. David L. Lawrence has ordered that 1961-62 budget requests be cut to the bone.

In a memo to heads of departments, boards and commissions, Lawrence said no new taxes are expected and it appears "very little" additional funds will be available. "Translated into terms of ex- Warner Pacific College a Capella Choir, in Singing Posture Washington Window Negroes And Labor Leaders Opposed To Senator Johnson penditures and operations the means that we must keep the cost of present services at a figure not in excess of the current expenditure level," the memo said. "Because of the economic situation of the Commonwealth, it will be of the utmost necessity to practice' strictest economies possible without curtailing essential services to the people of the state during the remainder of the 1959-61 biennium and during 1961- The governor said requests for expanded or new programs must be kept within the fiscal framework outlined in the memo. By LYLE C. WILSON United Press International WASHINGTON (UPI) --It is difficult to believe that Sen.

Lyndon B. Johnson (D-Tex.) can be nominated for President if Northern Negroes and labor leaders-as advertised--do actually hold a veto power over a Democractic National Convention. Johnson's strategists tend to minimize the opposition of Negroes and of labor leaders to their candidate. There is considerable evidence, however, that the opposition is there. Or, anyway, that some of the significant spokesmen for these two powerful pressure groups oppose Johnson.

Roy Wilkins of the National Association For The Advancement KIWANIS OPEN CONVENTION MIAMI BEACH (UPI) The 45th annual Kiwanis international convention opened Monday with an address by Albert J. Tully, international president, to 15,000 delegates at Convention Hall. WEDNESDAY ONLY--ALL DAY LIND HARDWARE North McKean Kittanning a higher level of citizenship but that if members of that race are guaranteed the right to vote, hey can voe themselves onward and upward. ADA apparently did not think that argument made much sense. So, anyway, the Negroes and the Democratic left wing must be counted against Johnson until it is proven otherwise.

Labor Against Johnson The score of organized labor against Johnson is that he is publicly committed to effective regulatory legislation to proect Americans against improper labor practices." Johnson voted for the Taft-Hartley Act and for other regulatory legislation previous to that. He voed for he Labor Reform Act of 1959, as the Democratic Party also finds Johnson unsuitable. This, also, is strange. ADA Anti-Johnson The left wingers are polarized in Americans For Democratic Action (ADA). ADA deplores Johnson's Senate leadership although his performance has been widely applauded, so much so that there is substance for the claim that Johnson is the most able man in the Democratic Party.

Stranger than the opposition of ADA, however, is the opposition of the Negroes. There are few, if any, dissenters from the belief that Senate Democratic leader Johnson was more responsible than any other man for recent congressional enactment of two civil rights acts, the first in 80 years. You might expect that record would have made some powerful friends for Johnson among Negro leaders. Perhaps it did. The most noise, however, is being made by Negro spokesmen such as Wilkins.

ADA awarded Johnson no merit badge for his civil rights performance. It holds the efforts of a Johnson-led congress to assure civil rights to Negroes to be too Of Colored. People (NAACP) finds did all of the senatorial aspirants Johnson unsuitable. This is, i the Democratic presidential deed, very strange. The left wing nomination.

The Senate vote was or New Deal-Pair Deal element of 95-to-2. It has been the Democratic habit to, demand in its recent 'platforms the repeal of the Taft- Harley Act. The record is clear by now that a majority of American voters do not want repeal. On the contrary, the majority apparently decided in 1959 that Taft- Harley was not strong enough. If organized labor intends to keep the Taft-Hartley repea plank in the Democratic platform the labor politicians will have to prevent Johnson's nomination.

He could not rim on a platform con taining such a plank. Lawrence Issues Safe Driving Plea Governor David L. Lawrence to day issued the following 4th of July holiday safe driving statement: "Absolutely nobody sets out foi a holiday excursion with the idea of getting killed. We take it for granted that the staggering tbta: of fatalities predicted at almost every long week end apply to little and, maybe, too late. someone else never to us.

Johnson's personal civil rights! Mo and more le are rea commitment is to guaranee that izin wisdo paying quiet- Negroes may vote. The senator argues that it is difficult, perhaps impossible, to legislate a race to SEE McCON NELL WATTERSON Market Street Kittanning ly at home and off the roads on such a week end. But. if you must go somewhere, keep this in mind as you prepare for the trip. "Each one of the accident statistics which inevitably appear in the newspapers of July 5 will represent a human being.

"One of them could be you. "Penns5 lvania's new traffic safety program is just shifting into high gear. Won't you please -for your own sake help us make it work by driving carefully and safely this Independence Day." USE WANT ADS FOR RESULTS Frankly, we'd like to "convert" yon to and thit tmooth-stepper in just the car to do it! Take your choice from any of three exciting convertibles. They meet every measure of glamorous, high-performance, sports-minded travel. You take the wheel! GO OLDS 'GO! GUIDO I CO.

One mile West of KitUnninc on Route 422-- Phone LI 2-3591 Open Evenings Bond Sales Better May 1959 Figure Science Today Scientific Basis for Infant, Child Feeding Is Challenged By DELOS SMITH 'those calories a proteins, UPI Science Editor jfats, and carbohydrates, there has NEW YORK (UPI) --The whole been little change, he said. The scientific basis for infant and i change has been in a marked gain child feeding is scientifically chal- in proteins of animal origin lenged, especially its goal which (meat, eggs', dairy products) at is to produce bigger and expense of cereal proteins. men and women generation A the same time, bacterial In- generation. factions have been declining but However, Prof. Emmett Hoi virus infections have been increas- of New York University Col-j i along with vascular and allege of Medicine, wasn question-1 i er gy diseases, and cancer.

He ing body size being useful in aih a ened to add that this parallel few callings, such as profession-; did not establish a relationship. al wrestling and barroom bounc-j A nd other factors were operating. mere bigness has no 1 0 the other hand," he contin- value for neoole Yet for a Ions ued a reccnt lecture to a medi- nT nce se ems a ittle believed that maximum growth iniTM rnev than a coincidence that so the best nnssiblp nutrition I many of the diseases that are me oesc possime nutrition. emereinu on thp Ampriran srpnp Impressed whenever a ra ic lcl lie nuumi.Au scene gained weight on a certain food, which in animals are added that food to the human associated Wlth a high-protein in- diet, Holt continued, and without question this has made people bigger. "But has this resulted in better health?" he asked.

He doubted, it has. The best nutrition is the nu- rition which best enables people to "resist disease and Serves on Carrier NORFOLK, J. Gray, Navy aviation machinist's mate airman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stan- Armstrong county during May amounted to $172,205 as compared to $187,369 a year ago, reports Attorney Robert Pryde, county bond chairman.

State-wide, sales were $32,200,000 reflecting no change from last year. Total sales for the year to date have reached $176,300,000 compared to $177,700,000 a year ago. This represents a slight dip of less than one par cent. Special sales stimulating activities are taking place in Pennsylvania, reports Charles S. Krumrine of Philadelphia, who heads up the volunteer organization of the savings bonds program in the state.

He cited the following: 1. Many large business, industrial and governmental organizations are conducting person-to- person campaigns among em- ployes to build participation in the Payroll Savings Plan for bond 2. Bankers are reminding the public that "there's MORE to be saved than money with U. S. Savings Bonds." They are using advertisements, Bond leaflets and letters.

3. Retailers and service organizations spearheaded by the Pennsylvania Retailers Association and its savings bonds committee headed by George P. Gable of Altoona, are conducting an Independence Day promotion for savings bonds to stimulate "over- the-counter" sales. The retail promotion makes use of newspaper advertising, window displays, bond posters and monthly statement enclosures. Mailed 10-day Notice John Goldinger, Preepbrt RD 1, has been mailed a ten-day notice on a charge of speeding, records'stresses." in the office of Eayburn Twp jus-' And what has been ha PPening tack aircraft carrier USS Intrepid tie? nf thP nporp DPTM Wv i nutrlti0n of Americans during operating out of Norfolk, Va.

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