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THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, Monday, Sept. 13, 1965 5 Politics and People Russell Baker 'Dolly Up the Escalator' 'Dmtfrpr nf Cultural Warfare9 Race No Issue to get involved in that argument, since they also are running for the Senate in the near future. Senate races are run by men looking for images of responsible statesmenship. And that probably is good. But it sure takes a lot of sound and fury out of southern governors Tha praetiea of CHIROPRACTIC la at broad tha narvoua ayatem, which controls ill organs, glanda and tiMUt of tho body.

Tharafora, CHIROPRACTIC la applicable to a wide vanaty of diaaaua which affact tha human body and mind. DR. GEORGE C. PAULK. JR.

1139 Weif Peochf ree, N.E. Phena At 13th St. TR. 6-4941 -V To Governors nV, 1 WASHINGTON-Moscow's abrupt decision to keep "Hello Dolly" off the "Y2 I boards in Russia is bad news. The official interpretation that the show Use Journal-Constitution Want Ads -Ji was banned in retaliation against U.S.

war nnlirv in Viet Nam is not taKen By REG MURPHY Cemtitution Political Editor i Pid Political A1vftismi'nt) (Paid Political Advertisement) (Paid Political Advgrtimgnt seriously by DeoDle who understand relations between modern suDerstates. SEA ISLAND, Ga. The Southern governors are about to These people find it laugh enter a new phase. They're turning their attention from race to able to suggest that Moscow other matters. thinks it can give American bombers tit-for-tat by cutting "I think that issue is some Alderman CECIL TURNER Personifies Tha ATLANTA SPIRIT off David Merricks rubles.

portionment of their legislatures has meant more urban representation with more members what passe," Gov. Carl Sanders (Merrick is the show's pro told a few dozen newsmen Suiv Nornum Shavin The First Day In School ducer.) The "Hello cri depending on union votes. And their own careers can get all day. Oddly numnt enough, he's being provenf sis, they agree, is retaliation all right, but not against any confused by fooling with that correct. I thing that is happening issue.

Asia. Despite per-fj As an example, Delaware sent In the words of one war- sistent reports An open note to Mrs. Fred Schwartz, that the 31st an-1 who teaches at the Atlanta Jewish Com- to this conference for years a big, shambling governor named Bert Carvel. Last year he de a 1 Southern munity Center Nursery School: room thinker, "What we are faced with is the danger of total cultural warfare." In striking against Broadway's cided to run against Republican Governors Conference might Si most successful musical, Mos- U.S. Sen.

John Williams. Carvel somewhat got to talk resolve against the new federal voting rights Cekstine Sibley is on vacation. ing about the Taft-Hartley and other labor laws and lost the Keg; Murphy law, no governors admitted pos cow is over-reacting in an es election when everybody be sessing copies. calation out of all proportion came greatly confused over his And that is a change of con to the original American Man of Quality With Roots Deep in the Life of Our City! Re-Elect Alderman CECIL TURNER All Atlantans know that for years Cecil Turner has worked to build a better Atlanta. His broad contributions would fill a book.

More than ever, people know that Turner's experience, good sense and character are needed to help make the promise of Atlanta a shining reality. City-Wide Election Sept. 16 siderable magnitude in a group position. Governors like George Wal fj 1 i I jt. thrust.

The crisis was begun quiet which has contended for 31 lace of Alabama aren't about years it was interested in such ly enough last month when Soviet photographic planes fly Comment and Analysis ing over Cuba recorded the absence of Bobby Fischer things as freight rate cases while it really gathered to ful from the Capablanca chess minate on racial problems. tournament. Scanning newspa Talking about the Southern per cuttings in the ministry of cultural warfare, several commissars reported simul decision to act responsibly as segregation patterns changed, taneously that Fischer, the American chess champion, had Sanders said Sunday, I think the South has proven itself as valuable (in preserving the peace now) as it ever did in the been denied American pass port permission to attend the war which it lost." tournament. The old shibboleths just don't Here, it seemed, was a quiet, concealed move by the United States to strike a sneak get as much mileage. For in stance, states rights.

None of the blow against Communist cul TURNER EFFORTS ARE HELPING MOVE ATLANTA FORWARD ON EVERY FRONT! We Need His Experience and His Dependability ture. This suspicion may have governors has used that phrase to offer a resolution against repeal of the state right-to-work laws. And nobody knows of any plans of the governors to get I There's one little girl there not yet four who described her first day at school this way: "I painted and I cried." And to her, ma'am, you're known as "Mrs. Shorts." Things HAVE to get better. KEEP COOL: I must say I am impressed with Jim Hess' contribution an ad published by a suburban funeral home, an ad which reads: "When we installed air-conditioning in our establishment, we must confess that in a sense we were 'keeping up with the Time has taught us, however, that there are many sound psychological reasons why air-conditioning is a 'must' in a funeral home.

At a time fraught with so many tensions and tightly keyed emotions, the evenly modulated temperature actually has a therapeutic value in helping to relax taut nerves. We would not be without it. This is just one of the many comforts found in our funeral home." Go on, go on! What are the others? QUIPS THAT PASS IN THE NIGHT: Skip Turner (do I have your name right, sir?) says a doctor-friend was called at 2 o'clock one Sunday morning to make a house call to administer to a sick child. When done, the doctor was asked by the mother: "How much do I owe you?" The doctor asked for $10. "That's ridiculous!" she said.

"What's your husband do?" asked the doctor. He's a plumber. "What would he charge if he came out on a call at 2 a.m.?" Said the lady: "He wouldn't come out." The doctor tried again: "Well, if he WOULD come out, what would he charge?" The lady said: "Twenty dollars but you don't realize the training he had to go through." THE CITY HALL CRANK: The other day, Mayor Ivan Allen's office parking meter a lamp, given him by Mrs. Allen, which lights when you drop a coin in its slot became jammed with a coin and wouldn't work. Secretary Betty Robinson duly reported this to a secretary in traffic engineer Karl Bevins' office: "The traffic meter in the mayor's office is jammed." You can guess the rest: Five minutes later, the mayor's aide, Capt.

George Royal, got a phone call from traffic's secretary saying she had a crackpot call about a traffic meter that wouldn't light up in the mayor's office. CONVERSATION PIECES: Thanks to Jack Williams, I learn that Sunday was the start of "Constitution Week." Read it. Nickel a copy. And the 14th opens "Planned Parenthood Week." Plan to be a parent. The irony of it: Chet Covey, in a Rotary sketch about William D.

Ellis VII, observes that "Business to the Ellis klan is textiles." John Rozier fields some interesting questions at Emory: Not long ago, somebody called to ask the cost and supply point of a chimpanzee. Oh, you want to know, too? A young one runs about $600 and Rider Animal in Warrenton, will go out on a limb for you. What with school launched, we think it pertinent to disclose one child's answer to biology teacher Marion T. Blount's request that he explain the behavior in the hydra "The hydra has bad behavior and also bad manners because it takes food into its mouth and spits it back out." Jack Perry phoned to add to our list of thin-book titles, suggesting: "The Day I Integrated My Cafe," by Lester Maddox. Above and beyond the call of duty: Police Sgt.

Clem Fortner discovered that the owner of a one-man barbershop was ill, got him to the hospital and has been visiting him regularly. into that kind of argument. There are several reasons for i COLUMBIA PICTURES tjfiUifiSH presents WILLIAM WYLER'S not getting involved now. Reap- Alderman CECIL the collect or Tall Claims WORK FOR VOTE FOR RE-ELECT TOKYO (AP) Japanese Starring TERENCE STAMP SAM ANTHA EGGAR TECHNICOLOR STARTS FRIDAY authorities have halted the sale of a "stretch yourself" device Message by Citizens to Keep Atlanta Moving Forward which was advertised as capable of adding as much as an inch to a person's height. been heightened by the negligible coverage given to the United States' Fischer gambit in the American press.

The State department's motives are obscure. The Fischer affair may have been merely a case of bureaucratic bumbling, or it may have been a small probe by the CIA designed to test Communist cultural defenses. Whatever the case, no one anticipated a violent Communist response. Compared to "Hello Dolly," Fischer is scarcely more than a popgun in the American cultural arsenal. At most, the Soviets were expected to hit back by throwing a couple of touring American engineers out of Dnieper-petrovsk.

In banning "Hello Dolly" Moscow abruptly confronted Washington with a cultural challenge of the deepest gravity. The men here who favor lobbing one into the men's room of the Kremlin are already urging a five-year prohibition against the Bolshoi Ballet, and Sol Hurok has been warned that "we're eyeball to eyeball under the complexion bulbs." 6 a il 1 a i warn 1 ttcv. Vernon Broylcs Sodom's Fall and Destruction Still Has Its Meaning for Vs The name "Sodom" has been inscribed in the memory of man as a symbol of human wickedness and of the judgment of God. It is remembered because of its connection with Lot through whom God sought to deal mm 1 i with Sodom in mercy instead of judgment. Lot was a farmer who decided to move into the city to live.

He had done well in the country. Then he decided he wanted to enjoy the comforts and pleasures of a modern, prosperous urban community. It didn't work out well. In the first place he could not enjoy the city. Sodom was known for its wide open evil.

It had all the vices of "prosperous ease." The record says that it laid out its immorality for all to see. All this weighed on the conscience of Lot who was a good man at heart. Then he was captured in an enemy raid on Sodom. He was rescued, but the experience certainly shook him up. Finally, God warned him that Sodom was to be destroyed for its wickedness.

Lot was told to warn his fellow citizens of the coming judgment of God. He did, and I I Li mj'y'a, 1 4 1 i v. 4. ni. 11 ma i aami ti we read that he seemed to them as one that mocked.

They thought he was unbalanced. The idea that God would really judge men for their sins, especially in a wonderful place like Sodom seemed silly. Then the blow fell as fire and brimstone destroyed Sodom in a volcanic eruption. There are some things in this story that bear thinking about today. Are the evils of our day crime, immorality, delinquency, civil violence, war the result of bad environment and poor heredity? Or, on the other hand, are they sins against God? Are these things problems to be solved or are they sins to be repented of? What about the exclusion of God as a vital interest in our public and private lives and institutions? Is this maturity and progress or is it a denial aia As little as $4 per month (including electricity) town, or, if you prefer, mail the coupon below to get full details of Georgia Power Company's dusk-to-dawn lighting service.

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