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The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 12

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Sunflower Sun And Water The sun peers over the top of Kanopolis Dam, casting reflection on the lake. The dam was recently widened to 38 feet, and work was completed last week on about 9 miles of Highway K141, part of which runs across the top of the dam. (Journal Photo) Central And Northwest News Jackie Parlays Misspent Youth Into Much Money after the war. Then he in the Villa one night with his man- iagcr, Bullets Durgom, scon after had signed that $8-million contract with CBS. Brewster Exchange Delegate Tells Of Life In Philippines By James Bacon AP Movie-Television Writer HOLLYWOOD (AP) It takes'was wearing polka dot shorts atj'ie tab at most was $10.

He pretty fabulous character to the time, looking like Sthokey the asked to pay by check. (Editor's Note. Doris Imhof, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Imhof, Brewster, is an International Farm Youth Exchange delegate to the Philippines.

She is a a tablecloth called They do not like to worship in the same clothes worn for working in the fields so their work Isaid discussing Gleason the seri-j "He ordered spaghetti marina- gl aduate in home eco nomics and Ions actor in a comic setting. lie ra, his favorite, had a few drinks. teaching at Kansas State University.) parlay a misspent youth into the.bear in a Bikini. "I looked at the check. It was ABILENE a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph V. Baker of Abilene, has been awarded a $75 scholarship at Kansas State University. The scholarship, provided by the First National Bank of Manhattan, is for the second, semester. She is majoring in business administration and accounting.

CAWKEU C1TV A Red Cross bloodmobile visit is scheduled for Jan. 2 at Cawker City. The bioodmobile will be in op- jeration from 12:30 pm to 5:30 Ipm at the high school. i GOODLAND The Sherman Christian Rural Program (CROP), drive has reached $1,393.77. i Persons from Goodlard, Kanorado, Ruleton and Edson participated in the drive.

11 CHAPMAN A Young Farmer chapter has been started at Dickinson County Community High School. Charter members of the group are Robert Diehl, Gary E. Gfeller, Harlan Janke, Kenneth Hoffman, Gordan Kuntz, Lawrence D. Bathurst, James W. Runke, Gary F.

Staatz, Wayne Gfeller, Donald Acker, Larry Hanney and DeWain Krinhop. Duane McCune and Galen Rapp are advisors for the group. I McPHERSON A McPherson High School student, Homer Krehbiel, has won $50 for a spring- tooth plow carrier he built. The hydraulically-powered carrier, built from four-inch drill pipe, was awarded fifth place in the national Lincoln arc welding contest. BEVERLY The second six- weeks honor roll has been announced at Beverly Rural High You Can Buy It For Less at Prices Good Wed.

Only! 25, Journal Pg13( Weeks Open 8:30 Till 8 Sun. 1 to Quantity Rights Reserved School. Students cited bun, Stephen Cole, Ruth Ann Det- GeneRath- M. I Greetings from Lanao, Moro- milhons that Jackie Gleason wilij While expressing great admira-'for $3,510. I started to say some- i ntu Philippines This the make this year jtion for Chaplin, Gleason doesn't thing but Jackie stopped me.

(Moros) the of chants and singing conducted Jackie, the biggest hustler of include Charlie among his three greatest comedians. The Gleason list in order or them all, is such a character. Some 30 years ago, Gleason was the king of his Brooklifl neighborhood--partly because he was fun: and Groucho Marx, ny, but mostly because no one, He calls Oakie his 'I'm just a big tipper, was alt he said." Dear Friends, Greetings from Lanao, Moro- 'in the Muslim vernacular (one of province of Muslims (Moros), tne the 87 dialects of the non-Christian natives. The people The men kneeled on the floor in ihere do not like to be called Moro frcnt of he chapel and the because it means I am My father joking- Margaret Thomsen, Warren with the Eckleman Royce Ne i sorij Robert 1S iRathbun, Sandra Jones, Linda Gorton, Dennis Urban, Harold Men to Front Thayer, LeAnn Bell, Judy Me- The service consisted of a series Sarflbeth Kfirr Dana Nd clothes are replaced "malong" which they know clean. .1 01 11 i wtx.ciu.jt JL i i -rating-Red Skelton, Jack Oakiei whjch brjngs up Ja kie drink- i ivino now wi th 7th and lastly said, "They do this so the men jitiH Crvnurhn M.ATV.

i i i. 3 ing. Is he an alcoholic? hosUamily, of the few Chris- 'can concentrate on the prayer in' son and Mary Thomsen. Ft. Hays Group To Visit Hawaii No.

Gleason is a social drinker. tian families in 'this area. stead of being distracted by the i HAYS Students who enroll in jlie never drinks when he is I have been very fortunate to attractive ladies." I Fort Hays State College's geog- could handle a pool cue as well.Knute Roekne. 85 he Pool Hustl-tr Beautiful Oakie iBut then, he seldom" alone! iifre Muslim Later we were invitcd to hav field tour this summer can Tho donTM, HP hiKtW around Jack gave me the early Mach-AVhen he returned to New their way of life. Here unch Wlth a rou of farmers combine study with pleasure.

IhemoThall went into he meaTr in that hcl cd devel the he went rivate train Costin 8 people are consid- from Mu fTM community. The The tour will include a trip to the pool hail went into rnea en son characters that you see now 4 by the modern Filiplno main dish of the meal was cur- Hawaii. a TMh ww Saturday night television. And a Dixieland band and dancing'being equivalent to our ear i ned goat. Goat is a popular meat; The tour will go did it when I was a nobody'girls.

The trip was a joint project American Indian: The Muslims among the Muslim because trough 11 western states, Hawaii "Rut mv mother used to bawl he was the biggest comed 'of CBS-TV and Gleason Enter-jalso form tribes and sometimes. the do not eat pork ll is a a i and the Canadian Rockies, me out for the' star town He autifl11 thal prises to publicize his return to! go on the warpath. The less ed- 0 rk Eatln Directing the trip, which begins pool room. She was right then, of course, but the way things Attends Mass Oakie. Few recall that Gleason once have traveled the same way if it sin to kill their fellowmen.

turned'out "this "year," it was the'had a movie career before he hit hadn't been for publicity, only thing she was ever comedy's big time on The Wagon about in her whole life," Jackiej Oakie remembers though, reminisces. i "Jackie was slim then and one He's rilht. This is the year they of the most handsome guys I've Invented Gleason the actor. television but--he probably would jucated Muslims believe it is not flesh of ttle pig to them is July 16 and ends Aug. 7, will be 'unsanitary- JDr.

E. R. McCartney, professor Because the religion 0 economics. and customs are unique, for mpny One day my host mother these people have separa- Three hours of graduate or undergraduate credit will be offered- in Find The Actor The world Iccig has known Glea- the comedian, Gleason the musician and Gleason the sour mash Diamond Jim Brady. At a recent birthday party for "Would you like to attend a themselves from the Chris-l his married daughter in Holly- Km Mars?" I was very delight- tians.

Muslims are definitely the wood, he didn't take a drop. and also a mtle frightened. On'minority group here in the Phil- 1 lal 1 ever kTMTM Jac arn au a go i ng away parly rain Friday, which is the day of wor- ippines. As Christians settled on Colorado Rockies, then to Salt and "signed him "'deoarture. he didn't take a dron ship for Muslims, we went to their island of Mindanae Oil Clt V- Fromjhere to Reno First To Rockies The first stop will his daughter and her left.

chapel or Mosque. lims moved farther into the moan- on to San Francisco. The Here I was surprised to see the tains. students will fly to Honolulu on another men and women washing them- Now the Muslims are becoming and spend five days vis more progressive and integratin iting Hawaii. thought he was one of the guys he had ever seen." Gleason's Hollywood stand in! Gleason, who has 'those early years of World War II daughter, is estranged from his They vetuvn to Seattle July bodv and spirit.

Then, i I was happy to learn that one of and from there move north into heir way to the chapel anyone: the IFYE's from the Philippines Callada for a few (1a i' tnen re vear is a Muslim unl a stops in Montana, Wyoming and Nebraska. Cost for the 23-day trip is $620 food and fees. The tour will be limited to S5 "It like nrookUo 30 'y of livill lbal has Tliat bedausL he was raiscfl a ialways been the Gleason trade- strict Irish Catholic. Sciy clCKlc. i-i In the movie "The mark Jackie doestl 1 racto his to the spring to wash.

Gleason had a big part. There is Sl 1 10 TM'." Before'entering the chapel no other description for it. Jlla He came on screen with a lookj 11 6 the'U. S. I'from Lanao.

we I This experience has helped me i a hangout for the Jack aley, "but he believes in our shoes Aft oin gi imd erstand and appreciate the crowd tells about the lt the men removed their ligions er le and left the same way. In be- actor in those days. drinking if you know why you tween, he spoke a few lines--none picked TJp Tab of them funny-and handled a ac ki always dined in my pool cue. restaurant-but never alone. He drink," philosophizes But it was an unforgettable bit.i threw a party every time he came know drmk drmk to et So much so that critics drooled in No one pickcd up a check ba jp over their typewriters and Holly-' vncn Jackic was around even i Then he adds: "Drinking also wood came up with an Oscar' ices were low those removes warts and other nomination.

days Jack i signed them all. Not from you but from And producers came up with Before ong the tab was the people you are drinking with, bigger and fatter roles. Why Drink tiousers and placed around is nothing wrong with selyes a piece cloQl to Your IFYE to the Pliilippines, Doris Imhof. Communism Getting Stronger In Turkey persons, with preference given to those taking the trip for credit. Mulching Helps Protect Plants and Gleason had been dropped by; No Violel jWarners.

He came in the night Gleason, who bills himself as before he left for New York. 'I'll take care of you, he said. "I never dunned him even when "I've always been an actor," he he had made it big in television treaty with Re China. MANHATTAN Mulching is i important to landscape plantings, on an armed attack on accordL to stcvc Kan Universit T.ie Great One--something that no shrinking violet could ever dream up--is least surprised of all. To Sign Treaty TOKYO (AP) Communist Mongolia's premier arrived in Warned," Peking today to sign a border By Hal McClure ANKARA, Turkey (P)-- Com-'Cuba last year." it added.

sgj stgte munism's clamoring voice is Apparently, Moscow "till hopes andsca It helps to retain moisture and growing louder and stronger in to find support for dismantling iTurkey. i American bases here. Premier cuts down the effects of freez- Mortar Boaters Red Fresh GROUND Potatoes 59c JOXVJA). Ifcig 1 Ibs. Ung Maxwell House COFFEE Can, Recent student riots and demon- Khrushchev, the day before he of- tnaw ng ered to work on missil i Unprotected plants sometimes part, on Communist agitation.

Cuba, suggested removal heavet a loose and exposing i Communist radio broadcasts, in- of the weapons there be swapped roots Mulching also slows frosl creasing in number and striden- for dismantling U.S. rockets here. so watcr remains cy, are pounding away at Ameri-; Rcds ard available longer. can and Atlantic Treaty rky prime ministei For a good Ownby sug- gamzation bases Turkey and Hasan Dincer recently toW news-jgests cracked corn cobs or prai- demanding tneir removal. 1 men: "It has now been ascer- 1 He hay applied 3 to 4 inches deep The Soviet Embassy here has taind Communist elements or aged sawdust or peat moss ap- been accused of spending millions.

are not wasting any opportunity plied 2 to 3 inches deep. 'of lira to subvert Turks. en gi neerin agitative move-: in In Warning i Fire Kills Her ments and unrest in the prov- Government leaders, while con; i nce of Turkey. The Communists, jfidont Turkey will never move fully aware of the futility of try- KANSAS CITY (AP Mrs Mil into the Communist camp, are to penetrate our national lnvoilc fi i i urt Old UJlb. UlvTu III i iworned.

Prime Minister Ismet cepts in towns and rural areas, I Inonu, at the height of the Cuban have concentrated their activities warned his people of the hi the larger cities of the coun-j dangers of "outside" agitation--'try." and sabotage to "confuse and' How successful are these activ weaken Turkey's position." in her apartment Monday night Firemen blamed the fire on cig- larettes. The woman's body was found just inside the door. Besides belonging to NATO, i Riots and demonstrations, main- Turkey has a defense and eco-ily sparked by university students nomic pact with the United States. here and in Istanbul, nearly top- America has three big air bases pled Inonu's uneasy coalition gpv- here and there are an estimated ernment recently. The demon- 15 missile sites equipped with in- strators, while backing Incr.u, dc- termediate-range Jupiters.

jnounced the government amnesty Radio Voice plans for 258 jailed members of should U.S. late Premier Adnan Menderes ar weapons remain close to the regime. Inonu finally calmed the Iborders of the U.S.S.R., including students and the prisoners were those in Turkey? Radio last mc-nth without inci- Vou will De nappQy surprised Classified Ads sell old things Three Fort Hays College students enjoyed Jast week's mild weather by floating down Big Creek in a mortar mixer. Mike Sullivan of Salina is in the rear of the mixer. "Other boats- men are Carl Smith, Lawrence, center, and John Ehrlich, Dodge City.

asked this week. The students along with the "The Soviet Union has never at-'Turkish army, were responsible Turkey and has in no way jt'or the 1360 revolution which attempted to do so, while the Dually sent Menderes to the gal- in contrast to the U.S.S.R., ilows. TOPPER and TOPPER JR. Will Be Closed Dec. 24 25 26 Won.

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