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T. A. officers the year are JOHN 1.1 ATHI-IR WOOD, president, PARK! M( COMMAS. vice i DWAYNE HOI MAN, secretary and MIKE SMITH, treasurer. Oth er officers are ANN MORRISON as historian, JIM VAN ZANDT is chaplain and CAROL SPENCER, parliamentarian.

Student Council members elected officers to minor offices alsr this week FRED HAL1 slate as chaplain with PARKER and JO CAROLYN RENSHAW as historian. It is a wonder that Enylish IV has survived the antics attributed to Macbeth and Shakespeare' JF.RRY CHAFFIN found a interpretation of Macbeth's suicide! speech. Forgetting the second lint concerning old age and the ye! sion Pretty soon, Macbeth i into and the "yellow had turned "golden i And then there was interested PAT TAYI.OR who be 'an laf: in: in his lecture notes. Busily copy-; ing down the names of great i Shakespearean actors, he ra sed his hand and asked, that last actor Oi son KATHY CURRIN his learned her lesson about dramatics leust when she is trying to por tray Macbeth contemplat sui cide! She almost took it to heart 5 though when she discovered she had overacted the speech Ask BOB BURKE what happened to his desk top in plane geome try And how about those recruited cheerleaders? ROGER SPIELFR NORMAN Zl MWALT, JAMES MILTON. GARY PARSONS, ALP KARAHASANOGLU and FORGY did the honors! they great? And did you notice the student participation prac tically school ile! Thanks, cheerleaders your efforts are up preciated' Food Fads Boom Into Big Racket WASHINGTON (UPl) Food fads have boomed into one of the smoothest and best organized rackets in the nation, a Harvard University professor charged to day.

He said thousands of health conscious Americans fall victim to it. Dr. Fredrick J. Stare, chair man of department of nutrition, said combating the crackpots and faddists seemed to be a never-ending task. The racket is so big.

he said, that one firm employed 15.000 canvassers to sell made from parsley, watercress and a alfalfa base. Stare told the closing session of the 2-day National Congress on Medical Quackery that more people fall for false food promotion than for any other product in the health field. Sea water has become particularly popular with the food quacks, he said. Its success is based on the misconception that because sea water contains many minerals it is healthy to drink some every day. "From this it is only a step to flagrantly false claims that sea water is a panacea for all the diseases of Stare said in his prepared remarks.

The cost of food fakes cannot be measured in dollars alone, he said They create a major health problem by fooling Americans into buying such things as garlic pills to cure hi -h blood pressuri and grapes to cure cancer. "There are times when people actually create or contribute dietary deficiencies by abandoning norma! diets and turning to so-called health foods, he complained. He urged the federal government to take more vigorous ac- "Bookkeeping because Mr. Conley will answer my questions is my favorite says SANDRA Born Oct. 17, 1943, 1 Sandra says just her holm; swii.imin;-,.

twirl in specific Sp i 0 college as an I ementary major is fu-' ture plan, and, castle she relates that always been possessed a desire to be Queen of England! Walking behind slow pokes is her pet aversion and always doing best is her philosophy. San-! dra has served in Student Council I (this year as secretary), F.T.A., Bon hi staff, Pep Club, and numerous other achivities. She now serves as drum majorette of the i Bonham band. "You are young only once omments senior PAT CLUTTl a twinkle in his eye sked his philosophy. Pat, wh lists typing a his fa i Philosopher is Worried 23 People Depend on Him for Food Editor's rote: The Red River Philosopher on Johnson grass farm on Red River probably misinterpreting the facts this week.

Certainly we re not dependinq on him to feed us. Dear edilar: I know a lot of people worried the possibility of an atomic war, but they make a mistake when they worry about it too much. I mean, with all the other things to worry about, why get in a rut? For example, I was reading some statistics about farmers last night in a copy of a newspaper somebody threw out of his car as it passed my Johnson grass farm out here earlier in the day, and according to it, the percentage of farmers to the rert of the population in the United States continues to A hundred years ago, farmers were in the majority, then the cities and towns started gaining, picking up especially in last few years. In fact, farmers lost 23 per cent of their numbers from 1954 to 1961, iust seven years. Today, only nine per cent of the countv's population can be called a farmer.

But that not the thinq to worry about it this. The number of people in town a fa-mer to fned is increasing, As the farm pop- ulatior dowr and the city population uo, the burden on the ei get' heavier. A hundred ago, one farmer produced enough for four others. Today, he to produce enough for himseh twenty-three others, according to the United States Department Agriculture. what I'm talking I know who the twenty-three people are in Bonham I'm supposed to feed but whoever they are, if I was them, I'd forget about the hydrogen bomb and start worrying over where my next meal is coming from.

The load is getting too big. By the time I get through feeding myself my family and an occasional in law drops in invariably at meal time, there's miqhty slim pickings for those twenty-three people in town waiting to be fed. I believe if I them I put in a buck- yard garden, iust to be on on the safe side. I hope you're not one of the twenty-three looking to me for There's nothing worse for the people and Harmony of a community than an under-fed newspaperman, unless it's a hungry politician, although well-fed ones have known to trouble. Yours faithfully, J.

A. jBONHAM DAILY FAVORITF Bonham, Sunday, Oct. 8, 1961 Page 1 DPS Has 100 Jobs Almanac in and the number of will be given wrtttrA By United International Today is Sunday, Oct. 8 the 2 Hlst day of the year with 4 to follow in 1 1 The moon is approaching its new phase. The morning star is Venus.

I he evening are Jupiter and Saturn. On this day in history: In 1H71, the great fire of Chicago broke out after, according to legend, a cow kicked over lantern in a barn owned by a Mrs. at 137 De Koven In Edward Rickenbacker, aviator and World War I hero. was born. In 1918, in the heart of the Ai gonne Forest in France, during! World War I.

Sgt. Alvin York of I the U.S. Army, separated from his patrol, captured a hill, killing 20 enemy soldiers and capturing 132 others. AUSTIN (UPI) The Dep ment of Public Safety annourn Saturday that it has more tl 100 jobs open in its uniforn services for men between ages of 21 and 35 Applications for the next 16-w student patrolman school will accepted until Oct. 20.

Col. mer P. Garrison DPS dir tor, said. He said a large number of cancies exist because men have been into examinations Oct. 24-28 EXTEND MILITARY SERVICE VIENNA.

Austria (UPl) The Communist government of Hungary has ordered a postponement of the release of draftees who have completed their two compulsory miliary service. Ra- A thought for today: British ter Laurence Housman said: Minority is no disproof: Wisdom not so strong and fleet-as never have known Clutter the rc elude going tol college, and getting rich! Cars and camping take part of spare time. He is an avid water sports fan, and his time water skiing, and boating. Pat says his i desire in life is to marry think make it tion against the nutrition racket, and said the Federal Communications Commission should take a hard look before renewing the li-j censes of radio and television sta-j tions which permit nutritional quackery to be poured out to an unsuspecting public. of the Allies to fight if necessan to retain their position in Berlit and access to the city, whethe or not Khrushchev goes througl with his proposed peace treat; with Communist East Germany.

Demands Repeated Gromyko, who obviously had instruction from Moscow tha would permit him to soften th Soviet position, simply demands for negotia tions limited to discussing his prc posed peace rtreaty. It is recognized here that Khrti shchev is subject to military am other pressures to take an ex tremely tough line. But the hop is that he can handle the situatio within his own ranks. The United States itself is er gaging next week in a high-levc review of the whole picture. Am bassador to Moscow Llewellyn Thompson will confer early next week with Rusk and Kennedy, as will Ambassador to West Germany Walter C.

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