The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 2

FAOE BLTOtEVTLLE (ARK.) COURIER NEWS HAL KYLE'S COLUMN MadatYourHusband? Don't Go Home to A Few Pounds from Hips By ED CREAGH (For Hal Boyle) WASHINGTON at your husband? Thinking of going home to father? Convinced, after giving It a fair trlnl. that you plucked a persimmon In the garden of love? Wait, friend. There's hope for you yet. An easy-as-pie new formula, Just published in "This Week" magazine, tolls how you can put the magic back Into your marriage you live. The secret: lose weight.

Not just a few pounds from around the hips. Lots of weight. Skinny People Are Happier This Is the conclusion to be drawn from a survey called "Predicting success or failure in marriage," by E. w. and L.

S. Cottrell, Jr. They make no bones about It. Skinny, bcny people have happier marriages than their better-padded neighbors. But it doesn't work out that wny among the people in our neighborhood.

It may be a coincidence but the only couple within three blccks who regularly slug It out at the drop of sn Insult nre thin, pate people the opinion of their friend; get along much better If they had a little beef on their bones. Most-Conlenltd Couple Aud the niost contented couple, an the other hand, are a man with a Charles Laugliton figure and a woman with the approximate glrtli of a beach cabana. They hold hands In public, after 15 years of marriage, and they don't cnrc who sees them. The wife In this case started worrying about weight, a feiv yens buck, and went diet. Ate nothing but bananas and steak, or some nonsense.

She lost weight, all riglit. Dut she also lost her good disposition. Salt Shaker Thrown One night, watching tier husonnd lie Into the potatoes and Rravy, she threw a salt shaker at him He was so outraged at that, lor the first time In his life, he wt'nt out and got loaded. When he came home, she wouldn't let him In. He went to a hotel, phoned a lawyer and it looked like the end cf their romance.

But his wife ate a couple of cream puffs, to soothe hur nerves, and felt so much better that she went downtown and lo her husband. They went en a second honeymoon and there hasn't been a cross word between thorn since. She weighs In at 187 todny. a gain of nine pounds since Clirlst- inas. U.S.

Carrier Planes Can A-Bomb 'Any Place', Admiral Declares WASHINGTON United States aircraft can fake off from 'carrier any place in the world, drop an atomic bomb 710 miles away and return, Vice Admiral John H. Cassady said yesterday. The deputy chief of Naval oper- for air made the statement in a copyrighted Interview in U. S. News World Report, a weekly news magazine.

Oassady the Navy' has 12 big 10 operating while two undergo repairs. Three are kept in Korean waters, he said, and "if the world situation worsens very definitely should build up Naval air Navy planes, with heavy Jet- ftghfcer escort, can deliver an atomic bomb or a load up to 110 miles and 170 miles Casaady said, adding: "If you take a 'map of Europe and'- 770-mile circles from possible carrier operating you can draw TOUT- elusion, to Naval Toft Is Leading, Stassen States NEW YORK MV-Harold E. Stassen said last night that Sen. Robert A. Taft H-ohlo is "clearly out In front" In the rnce for the nepubllcan presidential nomination.

Slassen. president of the University of Pennsylvania, told CBS tele- Casaady the has'' Tour Jet fighters, flying and 1n produc- JANUARY 19 THE COLORFLH. NEW 1952 CHEVROLET Sullivan-Nelson CHEVROLET CO. 301 West Walnut Blylheville lion, that pertorm better than the Russian MIG-15. But he added that Navy, Air Force and Marine Jpts do not yet hnve superiority because they are outnumbered.

Communists hnve between 700 and 800 MIQ-15's In Korea. Cns- sady said, but they nre ed and can stay aloft only lor short periods. 19 Coal Diggers Die in Gas Blast Canada Suffers Mining Blow In Past 11 Years STELLARTON, N. 6, Canada's worst mining disaster In 11 years killed ID coa! diggers yesterday In a gns explosion they feared and were working to prevent. Every man to the blast area In Hie McGregor mine here was killed.

Their burned, broken bodies were brought out of the pit last night nd early today. Three others, working farther from the blast, were brought out alive. Coal Blown from Hoof Many tons of cold were blown from the mine rool by the explosion, hampering rescue But mine officials Indicated even Immediate arrival of rescuers would have been futile, saying there was cvl- tlence all the men were killed Instantly. The blRst occurred at the "very bottom of the mine, about 114 ratios down the slope" Irom the pllhcnd, a mine snlrl. Many Hid Lefl Mirny cf miners had been pulled out before the explosion.

Fire warnings already had been put Into M'ners reported the odor of gas yesterday morning and about 100 men were put to work erecting hardwood and concrete barriers. Purple Heart Gl Who Ate Candy Of Gen. Ridgway Has New Bride 72 Killed in Plane Crash YOKOHAMA U.S. Navy today 12 crewmen were killed the crasli of a four-eiigincd Navy patrol bomber near Atsugl Air Base night. Read Courier News classified Ads vision Interviewers that Taft is the chief opponent in his own bid for the nomination.

Taft. he said, "has acquired considerable commitments." ut way avoid shewing monthly All la tbowoc Id cui'l ram look out of jour ev Mcb raonll 4B4 iw It'i CATdul, iMird itiM jtcenclb mil notiih lime, sniny women ao moTUDlj AIM htlpi telai Aik TOUT driitr tor Carlni, (Bar: rVB.1| -1 at ti 'I'M I ciaxcc or un TOWYO Pfc. Llnwood E. Smith, Purple Heart veteran of Korea whose sweet tooth cost him his corporal's stripes. Good Conduct nibbon and honor guard post at Gen.

Ridgway's headquarters, has a bride to console him. But not for long. Smith said the Army first denied and then granted him permU-slon to marry Jean Marck of Baltimore, a clerk In Its special cervices division. They were wed Friday In a civil rite at the U. S.

consulate and a religious ceremony the next day. Smith, of FredcridKljurg. said he expected to be sent to the Unllcd States In a day or two for reassignment, Jean has' to stick to her Job until August, or reimburse the Army for her fare to Tokyo and pay her own way home. Smith's troubles began Jan. 3 when he dipped into a candy box In the supreme Allied commander's ofllce.

He said he sampled four honey He said he sampled four honey serving a term intent to mur nougats and one mini and In San Francisco, as the killers. few more pieces for his pabj. SmJth owned up. Jle was of several per en til sites, Including the $13 a month extra pay went with the corporal's rating, Two San Quentin Guards Slain With Scissors SAN QUENTIN. Calif, Two San Quentin Inmates, using a 12- Inch scissor blade, killed two guards last night.

Two other guards and one of the convicts suffered knife wounds. Guard Charles D. Wiget, 31, was waylaid in the prison library and stabbed lo death. Guard Vern A. Afnckln, 38, K'ns killed In a prison movie projection room.

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