Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 1

With Snap of a Light Switch Frugality Takes Over THE JOHNSON TREATMENT when there is no one in the house Mrs Johnson had gone to New York and I was the only one there and I didn't require that much light ''I don't know how much we saved today I want a bill for the last two months to see if we are making any headway Reprinted with the permission of Harper Row Excerpted from the new book THE JOHNSON TREATMENT Copyright 1965 by John Bell By JACK BELL INSTALLMENT II When the Johnsons moved in on the historic date of Dec 7 1963 frugality came to the White House Rooted deep in the consciousness of the new President was an instinct for thrift which had been implanted in him by necessity rather than choice In the red dirt Hill Country around Stonewall Tex where he was born on Aug 27 1908 the Johnsons had practiced frugality in order to eat regularly He once explained that one of the reasons he became a Democrat was that "my Daddy went broke three times during Republican administrations" So Johnson was only doing what came naturally When he began immediately to dramatize the sort of frugality calculated to establish himself with Congress as an economizer and to rob the Republicans of a major campaign issue miracle by cutting below the $988 billion figure of Kennedy's previous budget This was designed to impress the millions of Americans who seemed to retain the belief that old-fashioned budget-balancing was a good thing It also was calculated to increase confidence of businessmen in the Democratic administration He arrived at a budget of $979 billion Johnson knew he had a good thing in his first reduced budget and he was determined to translate it into terms understandable to the average man who couldn't comprehend a single billion much less $979 billion So he made a production out of it when he put his signature on the document on Jan 20 1964 Summoning 25 Budget Bureau experts to the White House he told them: "Somebody told me that the light bill in the White House ran several thousand dollars a month I challenged Mr John Valenti over there and my maid this morning when I left to turn out all those lights in those chandeliers On his first morning at work at the Oval Room desk Johnson received from Budget Director Kermit Gordon housed down the hall a three-paragraph memo It said that there was still time to refashion Kennedy's new budget into his OWn but there was no time to waste The President didn't waste any Kennedy had recognized the political perils of permitting the budget to reach $100 billion It was a round figure the Republicans could mouth in their attacks on him as a "big spender" who was following "irresponsible financial policies" While he couldn't balance the budget Kennedy was well aware of the potency of the issue and from his viewpoint the lower the spending total the better Johnson determined that he would try to work a small "AND SEE THAT that goes down to every government building A stitch in time saves nine You don't accumulate anything unless you save in small amounts" He went on to say that he had appealed to Army commanders to be "cost-conscious and social-conscious" "You all check the cost-consciousness and I'll check the social-consciousness" he told the budget experts While he was busy pinching pennies Johnson also seized on the opportunity to reassure the liberal supporters of more government spending The opportunity arrived in Turn to LBJ on Page 2 SUNNY HIDEAWAY Considerable cloudiness Monda High in middle 80s High Sunday 84 low 70 Temp at 1 am 74 Wind warnings on lakes MORNING 26 Pages in 3 Sections 8 5TH YEAR NUMBER 713 MONDAY MAY 24 7965 PRICE FIVE CENTS foy oft 0 Id66111 I Mac lin Death Hinted 2 Days Before Event a MaC1112 Death I i 2 Days Before were released after questioning Sunday Some officers are now checking the theory that Maclin may have been double-crossed by a gunman he may have contacted to kill Dist Atty Doug Crouch SHERIFF LON Evans received reports that Aladin was carrying $15000 on the night he was slain twice as much money as officers found In his room Evans said it is possible Mac lin may have given some of the money to a gunman whom he had hired but after receiving the money the gunman might have shot Maclin and pocketed the cash Officers continued to report that no real suspects have been arrested and a source close to the Tarrant County grand jury reported some friction has developed among individual jurors concerning the Madill case Some of the jurors the Turn to Aladin on Page 2 ir ci li ci A el ir oi vi I I 1 THIS IS WEST TEXAS One of the girls at a neigh- borhood coffee session said something about Wednesday of last week "Oh!" ex- 4 4 -14' claimed an- other "That was the day that my hus- sA band came 1 home from work and 4 a i 'Get ''rt1 1 i dressed were going to a I llir' banquet' e' "I a i 'What? When? GEORGE DOLAN "Ile a I 'It's the West Texas section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers?" "I said 'All of a sudden you became an "lie said 'No but the speaker is the world's leading authority in the field of cataclysmic geology and its relationship to uniformitarian geology' "I said 'Let me smell your "But we went and it was delightful First they had an award for the attendance chairman for doing such a swell job of getting members out to meetings And the attendance chairman hadn't attended "And you know the first words of the speaker? The eminent scientist? He said 'This is like being on the Johnny Carson show with Eva "His name was Chan Thomas Do you remember him on the Tonight Show? He talked about extrasensory perception Ile told Johnny he would send him a message and so if he had an impulse to obey it "After awhile Johnny got up walked around his desk and kissed another think it was Abbe Lane "Chan Thomas claimed the credit Ile said his message to Johnny was 'Stand up' But my husband said anybody who needed an ESP message to guide him to Abbe Lane should be spending his spare time thumbing through the phone book looking for pallbearers "This man Chan Thomas talked about ESP at the dinner too and the audience loved it We wouldn't let him stop talking until 11 o'clock SIGNAL RECEIVED MAYBE WRONG ONE "On the way home I told my husband it had been simply fascinating but I still couldn't understand why he'd decided all of a sudden to go He doesn't know a piece of uniformitarian geology from third base "Ile said 'You know maybe there's something to this ESP Something just seemed to tell me to go to this dinner' "I said 'Maybe you intercepted the message that was meant for the attendance chairman' I 0 MESSAGE ON TV PERHAPS SENSORY READY FOR CASA OPENER Director Mike Pollock goes over script with stars Ruta Lee and Richard Twig! right Dress 'SOUTH PACIFIC' Tonight's Opener Readied at Casa By ELSTON BROOKS While the paying public picnicked played and puttered Sunday Casa Manna burned the lights late polishing performances to entertain them Monday night Light Rains Falls Here Elsewhere By Associated Press Scattered thunderstorms rumbled over Texas Sunday but they failed to produce the downpours of last week that have caused flooding in the southeast portion of the state A portion of the Texas Panhandle was under a tornado forecast Sunday afternoon but the danger period passed witn no damaging storms reported Waco with 63 of an inch reported the heaviest rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 6 pm Lesser amounts were reported by Austin College Station Childress Dalhart Dallas Fort Worth Galveston Houston Lufkin Nlineral Wells San Antonio Victoria and Wichita Falls Maximum temperatures Sunday afternoon ranged from 81 degrees at Amarillo and Galveston to a sizzling 103 at Presidio the highest in the nation INSIDE INDEX PgSec Amusements 6 1 Comics 8 1 Death Notices 7 3 Editorial 4 1 Society I 2 3 4 2 Sports 1 2 3 3 TV-Radio 6 3 Watch Your English 6 3 Weather 6 3 10 The rehearsals of Rodgers and Hammerstein's "South Pacific" under way all last week under the direction of Michael Pollock reached the climax Sunday afternoon and night with the dress rehearsal Stars Ruta Lee and Richard Torigi went through their musical paces as the wartime lovers of the 1949 Broadway Pulitzer Prize winner that will open Casa's eighth season at 8:15 pm Monday The opener already is a sellout but tickets are available for the remainder of the two-week run All that remained for Monday was a final musical rehearsal with the orchestra under the baton of Sherman Frank The multi-houred dress rehearsal put the Evelyn Norton Anderson costumes on stage for the first time and featured the introduction of sets by Casa's new designer Alan Kimmel Choreographer Duncan Noble worked closely with Pollock Sunday guiding the cast that also features Dick Gautier Robert Simpson and Virginia Jaeger Casa Manana will be doing eight musicals this summer the others being "The Most Happy Fella" "The Music Man" ''Roberta" "Camelot" "110 in the Shade" "A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to the Forum" and "The King and Photo rehearsal for Casa Nlanana's eighth year opener South Pacific was staged Sunday The curtain goes up at 8:15 Monday Tin Mines Ordered Occupied LA PAZ Bolivia The ruling military junta Sunday night ordered the army to oc cupy Bolivia's strikeheund nationalized tin mines Miners were reported resisting and a government official called the crisis "virtual civil war" Troops were fighting the leftist miners in the southern area i 1 of Quechisla 391 miles south I 1 of La Paz the commandant of the 2nd Division Col Efrain Guachalla reperted Radio broadcasts from Quechisla said that many miners had been killed Government Minister Col Oscar Quiroga said the crisis is "virtual civil war" Presidential assistant Fernando Diez de Medina said the army had taken over the Mining center at Kami near the city of Oruro and that "armedi 1 action" will be carried out in I all the mining centers The miner's union proposed a suspension of the strike if I the government withdraws the troops now advancing against the mines and recognizes the unions rights the miners radio network said in a broadcast The government's reaction is not yet known In the decree the government declared the mining centers of the state-owned Bolivian Mining Corp as military zones and put all residents under military law and jurisdiction The Quechisla miners were reported to have blown up four railroad bridges interrupting rail traffic with Argentina the government said JEST A MINUTE Parents about where their teen ager is mightl try followirg the telephone ex-1 tension cord Us Joins 4 Nations In Treaty Brazilian Troops On Way to Island SANTO DOMINGO Dominican Republic GI The representatives of four Latin American nations and the United States signed a document Sunday night creating a history making first inter-American peace force The signing came shortly before the expected arrival of the 20-man advance guard of a 1170-man Brazilian contingent the largest Latin American unit in the peacekeeping force Small Nicaraguan Honduran and Costa Rican units already were on hand in addition to the 23000 Marines a paratroopers sent here al ter the outbreak of civil war a month ago The inter American force was authorized by the Organization of American States WAS) It is the first such peace-keeping group in Western Hemisphere history THE OAS said its purpose will be to cooperate in the ''restoration of normal conditions in the Dominican Republic in maintaining the security of its people and the inviolability of human rights and in the establishment of an atmosphere of peace and conciliation that will permit functioning of democratic institutions" The OAS act as signed first by Jose A Mora secretary-general of the OAS and then by Col Carlos de Meira Mattos for Brazil Lt Col Alvaro Arias for Costa Rica: Maj Policarpo Paz Garcia for Honduras Col Julio Gutierrez Rivera for Nicaragua and Army Lt Gen Bruce Palmer Jr for the United States Palmer is commander in Turn to OAS Unit on Page 2 NEW YORK 14'1 Author Helen Keller and the late Eleanor Roosevelt are the top choices among 10 living and 10 deceased American women of the 20th Century named to the Women's Hall of Fame at the World's Fair Mrs John Kennedy the president's widow was chosen as one of the 10 living winners but declined the honor She said she is still not accepting any honors or awards at this time Her husband was assassinated 11'2 years ago More than 200 women's editors of the nation's newspapers and magazines made the 20 choices from a list of By BOB SMELTER Reports that Robert Madill would be slain began circulating through the underworld more than two days before the attorney N'as shot down a week ago in Haltom City Sheriff's investigator James Seaberry confirmed Sunday night that officers have received since the a flood of reports from tipsters who said they had heard about the plans to kill Mac lin before he actually was fatally wounded "We're checking all of them" Seaberry said "Some may be on the level and some may be false" Attorney Al Clyde who represented Maclin said he also had received a similar report this week from a man who overheard a beer joint conversation just prior to the slaying SEABERRY SAID most of the callers reported hearing A DO nominees The selections were announced Sunday No vote totals were given except for the mention that Miss Keller and Mrs Roosevelt 11884-1961) the nation's former First Lady received the most ballots Photographic portraits of the winners will be displayed in the 'Women's Hall of Fame gallery being dedicated Thursday in the Better Living Center at the fair Others making the list were: Among the living Marian Anderson singer Margaret Bourke White photographer-war correspondent Pearl Buck author Edna Ferber OUR FAIR LADIES women's editors Sunday named the 10 "American women of the 20th Century" Top from left are Pearl Buck Edna Ferber Helen Keller Sen Margaret Chase Smith Marian the talk in beer joints and cheap night clubs The underworld talk increased speculation that Aladin may have been slain by a hired gun either for robbery or other motives Seaberry also reported an influx of police characters into the county during the weekend "Several pretty tough characters were seen around here Saturday and Sunday" Sea-berry said "We talked with several of them about various things" City vice officers arrested two known police characters Saturday after finding walkie-talkies tuned to police frequencies in their car Three other known characters were arrested by city officers accompanied by sheriff's men late Saturday at Ramada Inn scene of the Aladin slaying a week ago Sunday All of the persons arrested author Helen Hayes actress Dr Frances 0 Kelsey pharmacologist Margaret Mead anthropologist Margaret Sanger birth control leader and Sen Margaret Chase Smith R-Minn Among the Addams (18(0-1935) settl ement worker Nobel Peace Prize winner Ethel Barry-more (1879-1959) actress Evangeline Cory Booth (1865- 1950) Salvation Army commander-in-chief Rachel Carson (1907-1964) scientist-author Amelia Earhart (1898- 1937) aviatrix Edna St Vincent Malay (1892-1950) poet Grandma Moses (1860-1961) 1 '11 1 Jeer i4 -4t" IF 4 Al 11 i i Ill '-D-'41 it kk if: r17111 s11 eal 1' 4 Ai I 1 I- to 1- i 1'77Nas4 1 fi'l ill ti l'X eii r' 111'e44'i1 1 Hi 1L: 1 fitt4 kl! 8 I -A i mor tkl iiief '40 (0411 te 1 Ho I 7tsi 1 ir otA 3 fcks--k 0rer kr i 'T 11' co -614 li' 0 0 't- "4 '1 t' k1r 11:: 1 I i 46 tt I i i 1 i ii0i i il 1561117 3 Ai 1 1 I 4 i 1:: 1 1 '3o I I 1 1 oll 4'1 4' 'i 4 THIS IS 1 '--c i i s' 42')-: i i i 11 1644ki 1 ky yi ti7K 4 '4' 1 i 1 1 4 Or 717' WEST TEXAS fz 4) Itl el ir- k-1! -ttYli ''T Lt 9 1 i 7: sl 4 ''J -40' One of the girls at a neigh -44 1 1 i 1 -t 1 st teek-444eass'as 1t :4:0 1 1' 1 1 l'sas- borhood coffee session said lk it i --441'ia IA -'ii something about Wednesday of '1: st ilrt2" US Joins last week 14 IliArj V-ZZ was the day 7-- if 4 i 19 74 1 iiri i Oh ex- s'' 1 4 claimed an- ss4-I I 4 Nations other "That 11 -S i 4 I stsait' that my hus- 51 i tss i I Nstt band a e0't l': 4 a 1 Treaty 0 4 01 1 By BOB SCHIEEFER the talk in beer joints and 44 from a 1 is- '1 i deS 4:: 4 a i 'Get ZC 6 ass) t4 'f A If stltxkt dressed were ''''144 iszi going to a 't siV s-si al '1: banquet' 1 tc: I Brazilian Troops 1: 1 '1 4 4 A--! i '1k t': fJ 7 4 7 't i6 4 1df 04 1 1 I Way to Island 1 "I a i 1 it 4 4-r :1 4 SANTO DONIINGO Domini- Reports that Robert Maclin iwnould he slain began circulat- through the underworld more than two days before the chezip night clubs The underworld talk increas- ed speculation that Mactin may have been slain by a hired gun either for rob- 'What? When? ''s 1: li''-'''s l' Stil'et ''s 4 I can Republic GI The rep- attorney was shot down a bery or other motives GEORGE Why i ''s 4 i' lF 44'''' :4 1 resentatives of four a i s-sy a se '4' week ago in Haltom City DOLAN inatinto ts ss iiss s's I- 4 American nations and the Ile a 1 I :1 1 AW i3O 'e a- -64 4- signe sFaberry onfirmed Sunday the its- '1 Ended States a docu- Sheriff investigator Jams couny 'It's the West a i s1s is --s a I se ssv os s- N- s'it 's- is 4L mint Sunday night creating a during the week- Texas section of the American scs '-a) '4s -s ks is' -t' 'b 5 that officers have re end Society of Mechanical Engi si aa history makin night first inter ceived since the slaying- -4- sss ss 7'1 American peace force tss es -1: -a ----s476kNi A a flood of reports from tipsters "Several pretty tough char- neers?" ir- -4 g'1 The signing came shortly who said they had heard about aeters Were seen around here "I said 'All of a sudden you as before the expected arrival the plans to kill Aladin before Saturday and Sunday" Sc a- became an tat -i of the 20-man advance guard he a a 1 1 was fa- berry said "We talked with "lie said 'No but the speak- 1 4 of a 1I70-man Brazilian con- tingent tally wounded several of them about various er is the world's leading au- "We're li i all of things" i the largest Latin a thority in the field of cataclys- 144'' Amerkeeping force can unit in the peace- Hen La 1 may said 'Some City vice officers arrested mic geology and its relation -Star-Telegram Photo may be on the level and some two known police characters ship to uniformitarian geology READY FOR CASA OPENER Director rehearsal for Casa 151anana's eighth year Small Nicaraguan liondu- may be false" Saturday after finding walkie- "I said 'Let me smell your Mike Pollock goes over script with stars opener South Pacific was staged Sunday ran and Costa Rwan units al- Attorney Al Clyde who rep- talkies tuned to police Ire- quences th eir car Ruta Lee and Richard Torigi right Dress The curtain goes up at 8:15 Monday ready were on hand in addi- resented Maclin said he also it was tion to the 23000 Ma- had received a similar report Three other known charac- "But we went and e- rines a paratroopers week lightful First they had an 'SOUTH PACIFIC' sent here a the out- from a man who ters were arrested by city award for the attendance chair- Tin this ines break of civil war a month overheard a beer joint on- versation ust prior to the (111icers accompanied by slier- man for doing such a swell ago i job of getthing adn members out to Ordered SEABERRY SAID most of amada Tonight Opener sl iff men late Saturday at aying Rn The inter American force meetings And the attendace Aladin slInaying scene te a week ago chairman 't attended was authorized by the Organi- Sunday zation of American States PERHAPS SENSORY Readied at Casa WAS) It is the first such the callers reported hearing All of the persons arrested MESSAGE ON TV peace-keeping group in West- 1 Occupied ern Hemisphere history i -oh 1 ss--Atta ''ss 0e4: 'e' 'i Rea 4 '0 4 I 0) The! THE OAS aid its purpose 1- satt i 0 4 se 4t 4a LA PAZ Bolivia By ELSTON BROOKS Nil' be to cooperate in the "And you know the first ruling military junta Sunday restoration of normal condi- -sf' -r words of the speaker? The While the paying public picnicked played and puttered night ordered rm the a to oc- Sunday Casa Manna burned the lights late polishing per ions in the Dominican Re- eminent scientist? lie said cupy Bolivia's strikebeund na- t-vi 'This is like being on the formances to entertain them Monday night public in maintaining the se- -41 4sst i4 ''1101 a tionalized tin mines Miners -) fis 4 curity of its people and the -4 'te''1 "s42y ''i1 Johnny Carson show with Eva ere reported resisting and a The rehearsals of Radgers led the inviolability of human rights s- :4 si 4 Light Rains government official cal and Hammerstein's "South crisis "a wa" and he esablishment of an ''I'a 1 -49 It IL -t ast -'4 i "His name was Chan Thomas Pacific" under way all last virtul ivil in atmosphere of peace and con- 1 t''' Do you remember him on the Troops were fighting the left- ciliation that will permit func- 1 -11'd extrasensory Tonight Show? He talked about Falls Here week under the direction of ist miners in a Ntichael Pollock reached the thsouthern rea 1 of Quechisla 391 miles south 1 tioning of democratic institu- 1 ss es -0--- -A i''''' 1 fr-i" perception Ile tions' told Johnny he would send him climax Sunday afternoon and of La Paz the commandant of 1 the 2nd Division Col Efrain The OAS act was signed first r'- ii ti- impulse to obey it 1 a message and so if he had an Elsewhere night with the dress rehearsal r- i4 1 "1 '4'44 7 Guachalla reported by Jose A Mora secretary- Stars Rota Lee and Richard gene by Col ral Carlos de Meira Mat of the OAS and then f-1- After awhile Johnny got up By Associated Press Radio broadcasts from Que- el'Pt 4 i 1 i 4 "I -'s' 1 A Torigi went through their mu- chisla said that many miners tos for Brazil Lt Col Al- i Aii '''7 4 a- walked around his desk and Scattered thunderstorms rum- sical paces as the wartime had been killed 'is! 1: st 44s kissed another guest-I think it 'bled over Texas Sunday but they varo Arias for Costa Rica: I 47 t' i' "7 i 14 tsos lovers of the 1949 Broadway cia 1 -s 44' 0 was Abbe Lane to produce the downpours Government Minister Col Os Maj Policarpo Paz Gar of last that have caused Pulitzer Prize winner that will car Quiroga said the crisis is or Honduras Co Julio Gu- "Chan Thomas claimed the Hd s4e in the southeast portion open Casa's eighth season at "virtual civil war" tierrez Rivera for Nicar agua ks 1 1 "ig Hrs credit Ile said his message to of the state and Army LI Gen Bruce Johnny was 'Stand up' But my 815 pm Monday Presidential assistant Fernan- Palmer husband said anybody who A portion of the Texas Pan- Jr for the Unite LA opener already is a sell- do Diez de Medina said the 01 FAIR DIES women's The States 1 editors Sunday named the 10 "American needed an ESP message to handle was under a tornado out but tickets are available army had taken over the min- guide him to Abbe Lane should forecast Sunday afternoon but ing center at Kami near the Palmer is commander in women of the 20th Century" Top from be spending his spare time the danger period passed witn for the remainder of the two- city of Oruro and that "armedl Turn to OAS Unit on Page 2 left are Pearl Buck Edna Ferber Helen thumbing through the phone no damaging storms reported week run action" will be carried out in I Keller Sen Margaret Chase Smith Marian book looking for pallbearers Waco with 63 of an inch re-i all the mining centers talked about ESP at the din- infall for orted 24 thhe heavidest ra 6 All that remaned for Mon- "This man Chan Thomas day was a final musical re- a The miner's union proposed the ours en mg at sus of the if with the orchestra pension strike I ner too and the audience loved Lesser amounts were reporte(1 bearsal wi the government withdraws the! by Austin College Station Chil- under the baton of Sherman it We wouldn't let him stop dress Dalhart Dallas Fort Fran multi-houred dress re troops now advancing against I talking until 11 o'clock the mines and recognizes the Worth Galveston Houston Luf- union's rights the miners radiol I kin Nlineral Wells San Antonio The networ said in a broadcast Victoria and l'ilchita Falls hearsal put the Evelyn Norton I SIGNAL RECEIVED I Anderson costumes on stage i The government's reaction is NEW ORK 144 Author 100 nominees The selections author Helen Hayes actress aximum emp MAYBE WRONG ONE for the first time and fe 'a- not yet known temperatures Sun- Helen Keller and the late were announced Sunday Dr Frances Kelsey phar- tured the introduction of sets Eleanor Roosevelt are the top No vote totals were iven 1 day afternoon ranged from 81 macologists Margaret Mead ''On the way home I told my degrees at Amarillo and Gal- new designer Alan In the decree the government i 10 living and except for the mention that Ky imme I choices among anthropologist Margaret San- veston to a sizzling 103 at Pre- --asa' -s declared the mining centers of eceased American women Miss Keller and ger birth control leader and 10 Roose- husband it had been simply sidio the highest in the nation the state-owned Bolivian Mi n- Sen Margaret Chase Smith Choreographer Duncan No- fascinating but I still couldn't 1 1 i ng Corp as military zones and of the 20th Century named to velt 11884-1961) tMrshe nation received ve the W's Hall of Fame at former First Lady inn ble worked closely with Pol- I put all residents under military II understand why he decided the Vorld's Fair the most ballots Among the deceased-Jane lock Su idi Sunday gung the cast law and ju all of a sudden to go He INSIDE INDEX risdiction 1 Mrs John Kennedy the Photographic portraits Addams (1860-1935e settle- that a so features ures lc au- The Quechisla miners were I doesn't know a piece of uni- tier Robert Simpson and A'ir- reported to have blown up fouri president's widow was chosen the winners will be displayed ment worker Nobel Pea ginia Jaeger railroad bridges interrupting as one of the 10 living win- in the 'Women Hall of Fame Prize winner Ethel Barry- formitarian geology from third base PgSec I rail traffic with Argentina the Tiers but declined the honor gallery being dedicated Thurs- more (1879-1959) actress Amusements 6 1 Casa Manana will be doing go I "Ile said 'You know maybe I vernment said She said she is still not ac- day in the Better Living Cen- Evangeline Cory Booth (1865- 1 Comics 8 1 eight musicals this summer cepting any honors or awards ter at the fair there's something to this ESP 1950i Salvation Army corn- Death Notices 7 3 the others being "The Most at this time Her husband was Something just seemed to tell mander-in-chief Rachel Car- me Editorial 4 I Happy Fella" "The Music JEST A MINUTE assassinated ll'a years ago Others making the list were: to to this dinner' son (1907-1964e scientist-au- Society I 2 3 4 2 Man" "Roberta" "Camelot" Among the living Marian "I said 'Maybe you inter- Sports 1 2 3 3 "110 in the Shade" "A Funny Parents about More ore than 200 women's edi- Anderson singer Margaret thor Amelia Earhart (1898- cepted the message that was TV-Radio 6 3 Thing Happened On the Way where their teen is might i tors of the nation's news- Bourke White photographer- 1937) aviatrix: Edna St Vin- meant for the attendance chair- lwatch Your English 6 3 to the Forum" and "The King try following the telephone ex- I papers and magazines made war correspondent Pearl cent Malay (1892-1950) poet man' Weather 6 3 and tension cord the 20 choices from a list of Buck author Edna Ferber Grandma Moses (1860- 1961) A 1 4 --44- 5- ''14 Al 1 --I- A 0 --''-te -'0' t- '4- '42ii ett 4 ott: lk i 0 'Vil 41 1 c' rile 7 3 1 '''Tot ''i -if 'F-- 1- 4 ''e4' 1 14 e-41 -'41-- i eh: -r4- 1 -ii -mi i -i: Ir rit i'' i 4 ao -) 4 el'Po 4 f'ii go 1 if 1 li :11 i -1 '1 A) 4 '4Ck 1 rA04 1 i N-) 4 A- A tr'!" '1- 'S 40 (t te -t 9 4 1 P'-10 1144: Atithabollill 0 1'- 4 4- t-I -)-'4A I I 1 IZS' IWO 1 ce---7 4 4 1 7 4'''- i t'4 aite :1 e' 4 t' 1 2 irofZ04 l' ''''7 4 4 :4 i 1 HLLj: Press Wireohoto Anderson Below from left are Helen Hayes Margaret Mead Dr Frances Old ham Kelsey Margaret Sanger Margaret BourkeWhite Ten greatest deceased are pictured on Page 2 is ss 11T1'LLii Anderson Bell Hayes Margar ham Kelsey 15I Bourke-White pictured on Pal 1 i'' or IN11464r WOMEN'S HALL OF FAME 20 Fairest of Fair Will Grace Fair 'WOMEN'S HALL OF FAME 20 Fairest of Fair Will Grac painter Dr Florence It Sabin 1871-1953) scientist and Babe Didrikson Zaharias (1913-1956) athlete I I () Helen Keller is also known as a pioneer in work for relief of the handicapped Her childhood battle against blindness and deafness was told in the stage play and movie "The Miracle Worker" She resides in Westport Conn Dr Kelsey received the President's award for distinguished federal civilian service for her refusal in her capacity with the Public Health Service to approve distribution of the fetus-malforming tranquilizer thalidomide I 4 I i 1 1 I i 11 -3 PAIvilsOMNOIA APOifgiMfVNf441kofteWW4f-iPOWP60111A10061110AA04Pfin itiMiloPfkrtgTRO.