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Simpson's Leader-Times from Kittanning, Pennsylvania • Page 22

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Kittanning, Pennsylvania
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22
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Along With Some Fruits Fresh Vegetables Variety Awaits Weekend Shopper WASHINGTON (UPI) The weekend food shopper will find a good variety of fresh vegetables flowing into the markets, along with some good buys in fresh fruits. Beef steaks and roasts, pork roasts, broiler-fryers, and turkeys are the prime buys in meat this week. Eggs, canned salmon, fish sticks and fish portions are in good supply to round out the protein buys. Celery, cucumbers, peppers, squash, and sweet potatoes are in abundant supply, and cabbage, carrots, lettuce, onions, and potatoes abundant. are especially Top buys in fresh fruit Include apples, grapes, and pears.

Soylor Announces Fund Allocations WASHINGTON (UPI) U.S. Rep. John Saylor, announced Tuesday that four Johnstown area institutions have received federal funds under the national defense student loan program. The schools were: Johnstown College of the University of Pittsburgh; Christ the Saviour Seminary, $1,500, St. Francis College, $93,910 and Indiana State College $108,000.

PASTRY SHOPPES Friday and Saturday Special's -German Chocolate Cake 98 CoiieeCake SPECIAL 43 Pumpkin Pie 49 Try Our HO-MADE BREAD 5 for $1.00 Saturday Dinner Special Baked Ham, home fried potatoes, vegetable "7 or salad, roll and butter only I 51 BREAKFAST SPECIAL Bacon, 2 eggs, and coffee CUSTOM DECORATED A WEDDING CAKES from $5.00 BIRTHDAY CAKES from $1.75 fc LEAOER.TIMES, KITTANNING, SEPTEMBER'Mi 1964 FINAL STORY--Frank Granata, an employe of trie W. F. cutting room for i 1 1 1 1 i I I 'i i wi a uuun win conram report Printing Co. at Chicago, looks at book covers in the Warren Commission on President Kennedy assassination. i i UPI Telephoto) book which will contain report of Streets Clean, Beggars Shanghai Showpiece Of Communist China EDITOR'S NOTE: One of the most difficult sights to find in Shanghai is the Sino- Soviet Friendship Building, reports an Australian businessman who recently visited Communist China.

His description of Shanghai, which follows, is the second of three dispatches. By HAROLD S. WILLIAMS Written for UPI Quite obviously, Shanghai and, several other cities serve as show -windows of Communist China. Certainly Shanghai has changed, and some of the changes are for the better. Great housing projects have TOY'S ON EAST BRADY ROAD OPEN SUNDAYS 10 A.M.

TO 6 P.M. Your Dollar Always Goes Further at FOODLAND! SALE EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, 1964 MAXWELL HOUSE WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES COFFEE (INSTANT) 20c OFF 10 oz. Jar $145 1 FOODLAND SALAD DRESSING 35 Tomato Paste, 6 oz. or Tomato Sauce, 8 oz.

$100 cans FRESH WRAP TASTY RED, JONATHAN APPLES 39 been completed, not unlike the immense apartment blocks which have sprung up in Japan and Hong Kong in recent years. But along with the improved housing conditions it is strange to note that many of the office buildings and former residences of foreigners and wealthy Chinese are steadily becoming shabby and decrepit. It would seem the old foreign aomes of Shanghai and other narks of the bygone age must As long as they remain, hey a serve to remind ome people of what may have seen better times for them. First Tour Stop If one does a government conducted tour of Shanghai, the irst stop is the Shanghai Hotel. We noticed that contrary to our previous visits there were no Russians filling the broad armchairs.

In contrast to our last visit, we were not invited to observe he Russian consulate on 'the sank oE Soochow Creek. We wanted to see. again the ino-Soviet Friendship Building. Actually, we had quite some difficulty getting there. Every- time we brought up the subject )ur guide lapsed into silence.

Eventually we did arrive, but well after dark and when the place was shut. We were driv- past it at about twice the Confucian temples remain, but religions do not seem to play much of a part in the life of the people in thought-controlled China. It was our sixth visit to Shanghai in the last eight years, but we did not see any Russians and did not hear any Russian spoken. Nobody greeted in that language, nor did any Chinese mistake us i aloud for "Russian brothers." The main roads present the appearance of having just been hosed down. Trash boxes anc spittoons are placed along streets at distances of about 100 Square, the Great Plaza which FRESH GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FRYERS Ib.

CUT-UP FRYERS 29' ARGO YELLOW CLING SLICED PEACHES 2V2 Can SPRY OFF 42 oz. Can 59 DELSEY TOILET TISSUE WHITE ASSORTED 4 RoNs speed at which crawled down our a the Peoples splits Jn Shanghai race the former course, and down which they now stage gi- Mayday parades. Cemeteries Gone It was no surprise to find hat the foreign cemeteries, some of which were foreign qndmarks, have gone. Many Buddhist, Taoist yards. Another of miracles is that them.

the minor people use Show Civic Pride Anyone who spits on the pavement, or throws down a cigarette butt or an empty cigarette packet stands the risk of being lectured on his civic responsibilities. We did not see any dogs anc doubt that there can be any place for them in the new Shanghai, for' they alone can not be taught to keep the streets clean. What has happened to the sick, the deformed and the diseased, or to where they have been removed, we do not pretend to know. We can only say they have disappeared from Shanghai as completely as have the beggars, the litter and the dirt. The miracle is that these changes have come about in Shanghai, where mortality was at the highest, and morality a the lowest ebb.

A sense civic responsibility has been in stalled where there was none before, and where almost every Next: The People. On the average, college presi dents stay in office for 11 years or more, reports Encyclopedi International. It says possibly the longest term on record is that of Eliphalet Nott, who was president of Union Schenectady, N. for 62 years, and'from 1804 until 1866. Try and Stop Me By BENNETT CERF IN PINSK, an ambitious young man called upon a marriage brot er and allowed as how he would take unto himself a bride if the dowry was big enough.

"I've got just the girl for you," enthused the Droker. "Her name is Olga, and sha has a dowry of twenty- iive thousand rubles. Unfortunately, she has only one leg." No," said the young man. "Aha," smiled the broker. "How about Natalie? A fifty- thousand-ruble dowry, but she can't see or hear." "No," said the young man.

"Maybe you'll have Petrushka," urged the broker. "A hundred thousand rubles is her dowry but I'm sorry to say she's insane." "Absolutely not," said the young man but then, wistfully, he inquired, "Have you a client, maybe, who has only one leg, can't see or hear, and is insane all at one time?" The marriage broker nodded sagely, and folded up his list of prospects. "I can't do business with you," he admitted. "You're too mud) of a dreamer." At bustling Austin College in Sherman, Texas, I was solemnly informed by a fun-loving senior that the moon is inhabited by a strange- looking race called the Furries, and that the leader of said Piirrles is distinguished by a giant headpiece that looks like an enlarged hypodermic needle. Is it necessary to add that he is known as the Furry with the syringe on top? DEFINITION: ANECDOTE: A revealing account of an incident that never occur- I red in the life of some tenoui pcrwa.

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