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i VJ Concoctions Vary in Content It's the 'Proof' That Counts BY ELMER WHEELER Chapter 14 1 You can take your drinks or leave them as far as I'm concerned but if you do drink because of social necessity or plain desire here is some information I picked up Often you can drink your calories faster than you can eat them All alcoholic drinks hare calories! They are useless calories They do little for you ere for fun only -Many concoctions vary in their calorie content This is Important to know especially If yon plan to so on a Lost weekend It is necessary to be able to ten the calories in drinks at a glance Especially after a few of them I when you In a -counting mood any longer I studied a lot on this looking 1 for a simplified method of "know-r how so that calories could be counted quickly- and easily right i in front of Joe the bartender or at the home of a giggling friend Washington Merry-Co-Round Chaplain 'Gets Ready For Commies By Drew Pearson Staff WASHINGTON Mar Capitol police were alerted the othei day to expect a mob of Imported Communist agitators on Capitol Hill But thrpollce the only ones who prepared for them The Rev Frederick Brown Harris At 1 1 Points Gen Juin of France Yi II Head Central European Defenders PARIS' Mar 20 (UP) Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery of Sritato was named today: by tlen' Dwight Dl Elsenhower to be deputy mprfiM of Atlantic act forces -Y Gen Alphonse Juto of Ftpnce was named to work under Elsenhowerls direct orders as commander of the strategic central European area the main target of any Russian attack A communique issued by -Eisen-bower's headquarters said Atlantic pact forces -to Europe wouldbe dl- rlded Into three commands cen-tral northern and southern Will Name Italian r- A British admiral was named to the northern forces No h-commander was appointed lor the southern forces but when' one is named he win be an Italian general Montgomery served under Eisen--7 bower during World war IT'as com-mander of the 21st army group of Sritlsh and Canadian troops fight- 7 tog the Germans on the northern 'iY sector of the western front vYT For the past year he has been commander of the unified military headquarters of the five Brussels act Britain Fiance Hoi- land Belgium and with headquarters at Fontainebleau outside Faria V- The communique said Elsenhower will ask the Brussels pact nations to transfer the duties of the Fontainebleau headquarters to the Ato lantie pact command: Another Briton was named: At- sen-ate Chaplain also ready for the Communists by writing a special prayer for their benefit The chaplain was all set to deliver the prayer on the senate floor as an answer tothe phony peace petitions that the Communists intended to circulate But One Labels Him True Criminal Another Finds Slayer Insane OKLAHOMA CITY Mar 20 A psychiatrist testified today that mass killer Billy Cook Is incurably Insane but a government doctor insisted he Is sane and "a true criminal" A sanity hearing expected to de-lermlne whether Cook will escape the electric chair brought "expert1 opinion as far apart as "guilt and Innocence Dr Hugh Galbraith Oklahoma City psychiatrist said the 23-year-old former convict "lives In a world of his Wn" and has the emotional responses of a child of three But- Dr James Parker chief of the veterans regional neuro-psychiatric department said he believes Cook Is merely pretending to be Insane Flea Changed £ook charged with the kidnap-murder of the five members of the Carl Mosser family of Atwood HL switched his plea from Innocent to guilty last week in an apparent attempt to escape the death penalty by insanity Galbraith said that alter several visits with the confessed slayer he is convinced he Is unable to help in the defense of his life Parker however said -that when he went to see Cook the prisoner Into a deep freeze" "He obeyed his guard and seemed to' understand what was said to him hut at no time during my two visits did he utter a word" Parker testified "He said nothing' It be correct to say this am 1a a 81 a tVal man Is a True criminal? asked Attorney Robert Shelton fT would say he is a true criminal" Parker replied he know the difference between right and wrong and the consequences of his actions?" Cites Elusive Tactics pres I think he does I think he showed he believes in a hereafter in the skillful way he eluded of fleers for several days and disposed of the Mosser bodies" Parker called Cook a "true psychopath" and explained that "most of the people in the penitentiaries are psychopaths" Dr Waymond Thompson federal Jail physician backed 1 up testimony He said Cook Is competent to enter a plea of guilty knows the consequences of his acts and Is not Insane Dr Moorman Prosser Oklahoma City psychiatrist said he feels Cook lsj capable of aiding his defense He called -him a a man who does what he wants regardless of others feelings" COSTELLO Gambler Frank Costello who twice: refused to answer questions of the senate crime investigating committee opens up and talks at the committee hear- ing in New York Monday Both Costello and former New York Mayor William O'Dwyer denied that they had ever made a political alliance not a politician" Costello insisted Tm a friend of Ik lantie pact air deputy to command I all European air operations He is 7v' I Air Chief Marshal Sir Hugh Saunders -4- In northern Europe under admiral Brind Elsenhower named these subordinate commanders: Commander of Allied forces Nor-' Lieut Gen Wilhelm von Tangen-Kansteen now chief of staff of the Norwegian- army''' Commander of Allied forces Den- i Lieut Gear Elbe Gortz of the Danish army' -Commander of Allied air forces northera Maj Gen Rob-Y ert Tsylor of the air force now chief of Intelligence to the com- mander of 8 forces to Germany 7 O'Dwyer Labels Costello Boss Charges Influence Over Politics Is Dominant Sinister' NEW YORK Mar Underworld leader Frank Costello is the "dominant" and "sinister" influence in Tammany Hall William told the senate crime investigating committee today O'Dwyer twice was elected mayor of New York with Tammany support you believe that during all your years as mayor Costello was the dominant Influence in Rudolph Halley committee counsel asked him "How could believe othmwtoe after the Aurelio case?" the ex-mayor replied He referred to Supreme Court Justice Thomas A Aurelio who In 1943 obtained the Democratic nomination for his Judicial post through influence In the hall Hits Venal People Tammany Is corrupt said but he added there are other factors besides Costello He said there are "venal people" inside the New York county (Manhattan) Democratic organization whose common name "Tammariy Hall" has been a nationwide synonym for political machine for generations "Is Costello mainly the answer to the sinister Influences you have referred to In Tammany?" Halley asked him "Yes but you take out of the picture the venal people" said Earlier apologized to the senate crime investigating committee today because he used the term "witch' hunt" In characterizing a district Investigation that turned up a $20000000 a year bookie ring which was paying $2000000 annually In graft to police department He said no one gave more wholehearted co-operation to the Investigation of District Attorney Miles McDonald of-Ktags county (Brook- lyn) than he But he admitted his remark "witch hunt" had been unfortunate He said It had been made In "an emotional moment" and did not represent his attitude out became he realized powder gambling there must of gam-: realize he added entering he was having who be depended committee on that position city of the police when he for the self-assured lighted the federal primed the no little Tammany times dissension as a Taminany fighter 'himself from time to time During his administrations as mayor he cut' off the Halils patronage now and then to force reformations the success of which were matters of dispute Discuss Corruption Committee counsel Rudolph Halley end began the session with adroit fencing on the subject of police corruption O'Dwyer first was elected mayor in 1946 and Halley asked: "Isn't It a fact that in 1948 you suspected a system of police payoffs from bookies?" Anyone who suspect that is bora every morning' replied Shah Not EkpectecT to VetoNationalizationY when it came time for the invocation the Communists still arrived So Rev Mr Harris tossed aside his special prayer' and delivered another invocation However here Is the heart of the prayer the chaplain wrote but never delivered: "Open the eyes of the duped who would follow false leaders who cry peace peace where there Is no peace who use the cry of peace as a green light for ag gression Help us not to be lured by deceptive promises of peace that are but the facade of farce Amen1 LOBBYIST ADVISER It Is almost unbelievable but Moblllzer Charles Wilson Is getting his advice on minerals from a lobbyist for the foreign mining interests top mining consultant Is Fred Sear Is Jr who used to lobby on Capitol Hill against domestic mining programs but now does his lobbying from the Inside In other words he has been hired to advise what the government's policy should be on securing minerals for defense Yet at the same time he is president of Newmont Mining company which has a rich stake In South African mines This ls another shocking example of how private interests have Infiltrated into the defense agencies to grind their own axes For Instance hen Is the type of advice that Sear Is has been whispering into ear: 1 1 Sear Is Is against government subsidies to domestic mines though his own foreign mining interests have received ECA aid 2 He Is opposed to an expansion and exploration program for domestic mining but prefersjto have the government buy from foreign sources such as his South African mines 3 favors a reduction In the appropriations for stockpiling though country is still dangerously short of strategic materials Searls 'admitted these views be-nind closed doors to the senate interior committee which called him on the carpet after discovering he as adviser on mining Here are highlights from Ids startling but frank secret testimony I "Any type1 of subsidy lor mineral development is objectionable It tends to socialize the industry Searls bluntly told the committee DISAGREES-Chairman O'Mahoney (D-Wyo) snorted his 'disagreement and thumbed through an old copy of Fortune magazine He found an article about South African mines Vi Encounter Only Rear Guard Action Seoul Reservoir Recaptured By EARNEST HOBERECHT TOKYO Mar Chinese Communist commanders have thrown elements of their Third field army Into the line to Korea to screen the northward withdrawal of other Red troops front dispatches reported today Two tank-led UJV columns were reported to be within 13 to 14 miles of the 38th parallel United Nations troops continued to advance all along the 140-mile front They met rear guard resistance mainly to the areas north of Seoul and north of Hangchon on the central front In general Eighth army troops were less than 17 miles from: the parallel at 11 or more points along the line Censorship Tightened A new end stricter censorship regulations was imposed Tuesday night on correspondents but the censor refused to pass dispatches wnitMng its nature" A dispatch from the western front around Seoul said 11 prisoners have been captured from the 28th army corps of the Chinese Communist Third field army The Thlnf' Held army at last reports was being regrouped and reequipped to Manchuria after -beta severely mauled by marines am army troops to fighting around Hungnam in northeast Korea A staff officer said the retreating Chinese were digging to north Seoul and that elements of the Third field army were thrown into the line to screen the construction of these new defenses-: yy The heaviest fighting- of the da broke out on the central front soutl of Chuchon which is only eight miles south of the parallel An armored patrol driving for Chunchon ran into heavy machine-gun end: mortar fixe from Chinese rear guards entrenched to hills on both sides of the road Expect Delaying Actions The patrol 1 returned 'to its main lines Officers said they did no expect serious resistance south ef Chuchon only delaying actions An American division driving along -the road northeast of Hen-chon ran into elaborate emplacements on a hill protecting an important highway Junction The doughbcqrs -called or aid artillery and tank support but the Chinese still held the hlU at dusk After darkness fell the Chinese continued pouring-' mortar and ma-chtoegun fire into Allied lines Chongpyong reservoir and its hydroelectric plant 24 northeast of Seoul were captured virtually intact two days ago a belated Eighth army announcement disclosed The eight-mile-long reservoir furnished electric power far SeouL An Eighth army communique reported little if any contact today with rear guards covering the retreat of up to 250000 Chinese end Korean Reds across the 38th parallel into North Korea troops were reported stringing barbed wire near Gharwon 15 miles north of the (Continued on Fage 2) American and British offlclals are conferring on whether LleuL Gen Matthew Rldgways troops to Korea should crass the 38th parallel In farce a British government tokesman sald today There were unofficial reports that the British were swinging toward agreement to a crossing for a certain distance to set up a "buffer zone" north of the parallel and then renew the offer to the: cmw Communists to negotiate a truce Gen Douglas MacArtbur' has made it clear he must have instructions from a higher authority or the Korean fighting will develop toto a stalemate involving continuous maneuvering consequent casualties without any decisive action The WICHITA AND Partly cloody today beoMatog cloody tonight and Wednesday Continued eeel through Wednesday High today arid 481s low tonight In tho vpper 26s Wedne-day in tho tower 40s Y-: KANSAS Meetly cloudy tonight and Wednesday proceeded by light snow northwest and north central this afternoon cold tonight- Low IS to 22 north 25 to 23 south Colder extreme south Wednesday The high' Wednesday 35 to 38 north 48 to 45 sooth 7 ir OKLAHOMA Fair to partly cloudy south tonight and Wednesday becoming cloudy north' piut of tho state tonight continuing northeast Wednesday and beeom-lng partly cloudy northwest Warmer southeast tonight: Low 25 to 39 north 35 to 49 south Colder nqrth Wednesday "iY yj- 7 Workman's 7 If ay jo $28 TOPEKA Mar (UP) wnn house of representatives to day amended a senate-approved bill to raise maximum weekly payments to an injured workman to $28 iXhe present law provides for a top of 100 a week The senatevoted to raise that figure to $25 The bouse acted under urging by Rep JohnL Lattlmore of Topeka His amendment carried by voice vote and the measure as revised was moved tip to roll call tomorrow Representative Lattlmore said that $28 Is not an excessive fee to pay to a laboring man laid low by Injury on the job He said that even with such a boost to $28 still probably will have to borrow to pay the family grocery bill" The house also-tentatively approved the senate-passed Mil to raise retirement benefits for Kansas school teachers The minimum would go up to 850 a month from Costello himself had pri $0 and the 'maximum for 30-ycarfcommlttce by admitting to career teachers would Increase to $80 a month by 1956 for those qualifying under the retirement formula to an Investigation seeking police- corruption On Towder Keg From the moment he mayor in 1946 said he was "sitting on a keg" because "as long as is Illegal and profitable" be an ver-present danger biers corrupting the police 'And anybody who that Just grown up" TO forestall corruption the police department while mayor he said he relied on honest men" In top places knew their duty and could upon to do it Rudolph Halley chief counsel tried to shake him premise and also on that the mayor of a 7000000 supervise department personally had general responsibility whole municipal government dapper and returned to the brightly televised witness chair In courthouse at 9:40 a Costello himself had Influence in Tammany Hall backed both but not without some Internal has been known li I FINALLY arrived at -this method: That for every "proof" you add a calorie Scotch li 88 proof so that means for each ounce you get 88 calories Bonded 'bourbons are 104 proof means 100 calories per ounce' Find the and you find the calories per ounce THE ABOVE way to count alcoholic calories may not be ac-curateto a calorie may vary five one way or the other but it Is near enough WARNING: THIS COUNT IS FOR STRAIGHT DRINKS ONLY OR THOSE IN SODA OR DITCH WATER" When you add ginger ale soda anything In the sweet line better add up about an-other 65 calories depending on the size of the glass It's the "sweet" that adds the calories Even at a rough drinking party sugar stays its same sweet self OF COURSE If you cheat on that ounce of firewater that also adds up So If you -dump just a little more Into your glass when the hostess or bartender looking don't forget to add this on your Slide Rule later If you can remember How to remember? I know one fellow who pulls a match off his packet of matches each time he takes an ounce drink" puts It Into his side pocket and when he wakes up next day he knows what his caloric intake was the night before! Tall drinks like a Tom Collins are apt to be around 350 calories MARTINIS and Manhattan are small drinks but let 'em fool you They usually contain an so with vermouths they can add up to about '150 calories each And forget the olives Three olives are another 25 calories Maybe better take a small pickled onion instead! CAN CROSS MY LEGS AGAIN! BEER Is 200 calories a bottle Ale 300 calories! And bock beer put down that glass Bock is 370 calories! A bottle ef beer and a bottle of buttermilk are abonft the- same in calories with 200 each Dry wines in an average wine glass have about 75 calories 8weet ones have just double 150 calories' I Cordials have 75 calories a pony This Includes brandy USUALLY yon have the dry ones before a meal or with It wined such as santerne Burgundy champagne and "the sweet wines such as muscatel and port with the dessert It when you drink them that counts thought so much as how much you drink Bacchus was a clever cuss He was also a fatty though Condensed tram Fmt Bor's Book br Elmer Wheeler Pub Prentlcc-HsJL Conr General Vestures Coro Tomorrow: What to do about the "danger foods" 9 ReducingChart Available Free Fat Boy Wheeler began losing weight systematically after he devised and adopted his calorie' chart This chart wjhich can be used as a calorie guide for all types of workers male and female may be ob- tained free by mailing re- quest with a stamped self-) addressed envelope to the Fat Boy Diet Editor The Wichita Eagle I r- f'! Indonesian Premier Plans to Leave Post JAKARTA INDONESIA Mar 20 Premier Mohammed Natsir announced today he will resign to-i eight His action followed the with- 7 drawal of two greater Indonesia 1 party members from the govern ment in a dlspute over the powers of local councils ii -t- 1 1 ii JgJWOfOC pas WwipiimJIlOi tJWiw 4 TEHRAN IRAN Mar 2U-(UP) Iranian senate" meeting Immediately after martial law waa Imposed throughout the country to day approved unanimously a bill to nationalize the oil todusfry and forea British and American Interests out of strategic fields on border The bill was pszsed by the majlls (lower house of parliament) last week lt now goes for signature to Shah Mohammed -Reza Pahlevl who declared martial law to an at- tempt to forestall further assassins- tton attempts on high government I officials by an extremist group which has demanded oil national- Ization V- The fanatlc Fldalyan Islam (de- votees of Islam) sect has threat ened the lives of officials-who op-pose nationalization Members of the sect asssssInatM 'v Premier Gen March 7 They wounded Dr Abdul Hamid Zanganeh: education minister yesterday 7 The senate vote was 37 to QFbll- ileal observers said they doubted the shah would veto the leglsla- Uoni under present conditions Under the bill there will be two-month study ef methods for taking over the 8S8S000000 Anglo- 7 Iranian Oil cmnpany Installations 1 The government Is empowered to seek the advice of foreign technicians during the take-over period Since 1947 the Standard Oil com pony of New Jeney and the Socony Vacuum Oil company have been as-: soclated with Anglo Iranian in (dans to build a pipeline from' the head of the Persian gulf to the Mediterranean They have an agree- ment under which they can buy large quantities of crude oil from Iranian fields In Mortuary ZNDIANAPOLXS Mar (UP) art school students fought a knife" duel to mortuary early to-day as they worked together as night attendants on the "graveyard" Shift' Ernest Wayne Craven 20 was: slashed so badly he may die He and Paul Wilson Taylor 19 described by associates as' "best friend" vrero arrested on: Snow Isolates Towns Jri Northern Areas (Br United mu) Winter celebrated Its last day of life today Iqr blocking roads and niting towns to the 1 north and jMhing southern cities with heavy rain Spring will officially take over at 4:28 a EST tomorrow but winter still held a firm grip on most of the nation Actor Henry Fonda and other members of the "Mr Roberts" cast were marooned ell night at Sibley Du when their train make headway against towering snowdrifts a' Situation Serious Gov Norman Brunsdale of North Dakota called the situation "quite serious" He conferred with Red Cross and army authorities about helping towns end families whose food and fuel supplies were nearly exhausted The 35-mlle-an-hour winds halted an effort to fly supplies by air to snowbound areas around Wheaton Minn and a pilot at Bismarck said he got "hopelessly lost to the wtod-swlrled snow tiring to reach- a man with a broken leg A flood threat hung over western Wisconsin and southeast Minnesota Weather- observers said four or five days of thawing could push waters over their banks to' the Kickapoo river- valley of Wisconsin and the Zumbrp and Whitewater valleys of Minnesota --r Drifting to Continue I The Chicago weather bureau said heavy drifting' would continue today from the eastern Dakotas to upper Michigan and more rain would plague the Middle and South Atlantic states' The rain was expected to extend Into -central New York' Mobile Ala took the brunt of yesterday's rain with -736 Inches reported over 48 hours Appalacha- cola Fla had L68 inches and other cities to the area" reported heavy rains and thunderstorms 1 4 1 Another Enhwetok Atom est Is Set Date Not Revealed WASHINGTON Mar The atomic energy commission announced today that it is carrying out "a major project" at Eniwetok to find out what kind of buildings stand up best against the A-bomb Full-scale atomic tests -tong have been scheduled for this spring at the secret coral atoll proving ground to -the Marshall' Islands No test dates however have I nounced The forthcoming tests win be the first at Eniwetok since Aprll-Msy 1948 when three new atomic weapons designs were tested The AEC held a series of "iquickie tests to Nevada to late January and early February however end -congressional sources said their purpose wee to speed development of atomic Ifleld weapons T- 1 panled by editorial and other complaints that Mr Ttumaa was spending too much time Junketing and too little on the Job The criticism finally hit heme end travel projects were curtailed When Mr Truman announced his 23-day March vacation plans last month Republicans sought-to tag him sgain as a care-free gadder about The public failed to catch fire on the subject Mr Truman took off on schedule March 2 But the President scarcely had (Continued en Page 2) vv-Y- --t '7- "pViidBhi i WILLIAM ON 8 Ambassador to Mexico William O'Dwyer engaging In a verbal tilt with Sen Charles Tobey at the senate crime hearing in New York Monday holds his hand over his heart (top) and mops his brow (bottom) visibly shaken former mayor of New York City said he probably got help from a Costello henchman In the 1945 mayoralty campaign 1 (Acme Telephoto) a Six Perish In HELENA MONT Mar (UP) Two fires In small Montana towns today -killed six persons four of them children' William Konxak I railroad switchman his wife and two of their chlldren-Hi three-year-old son 'and two-year-dld daughter were burned when fire destroyed their tog cabin home at Ftorpnce near Patsy Fritz 4 and Gary Val Johnson 9 died from suffocation as flre destroyed the six-room rcsldenceof Mr and Mrs Lawrence Frits- of Circle in eastern Montana The boy a son of Mr and Mrs Warner Johnson of Weldon was living with the Frits family while attending school to: Circle' In both esses flames had gained so much headway before they were and read how they received "tow taxes and liberal depredation allowances from the government of South Africa" "Do you think demanded O'Mahoney "But that do us any good because we 'also' have to pay American taxes" shrugged Searls whose Tsuneb mine in South Africa Is oneof the world's 10 leading pro-i ijgy WEST PUL Mar (UP) queers Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnston "Unfortunately a large met President Truman at the Little of American citizens are paying wte House today for urgent talks of $3 a month for each year they served after 1926 2 I taxes now" O'Mahoney retorted idly "You make a distinction between government subsidies to your mine but you want the government of the United States to deny those subsidies to your competitors In the United States This raises the question of what kind of advice you are going to give Mr Wilson on expanding our national production" "Did you get ECA help to open those (South African) mines?" broke In Sen Clinton Anderson OX M) "Yes" admitted Searls "And when those were opened several smaller mines In this country were forced to dose throwing many workers out of jobs" snapped Anderson He recalled that American miners had testified in May 1950 that they had been forced to shut down their mines stopping production and throwing 2000 men out of work "You feel you are in a position to give Mr Wilson impartial advice? demanded Anderson "If you can sjDecision to Cut mi the labor-management deadlock over setting up a new wage stabilza-tlon board (Soon after his arrival from Miami Johnston 'walkeB to the beach with Mr Truman and Chairman Stuart Symington of the national security resources board Symington came here yesterday for the announced purpose of making a periodic report to the President There was no confirmation here of reports that he might become special assistant to Mr Tru- I Johnston No 2 man In the mobilization high command was silent on his arrival Bulletin I Wichita Base Terms OKM A letter from the air force confirming all terms agreed upon In negotiations last week keM6MdvesliM Housewife Survives 72-hour Wandering In Frozen Desert i ROCK SPRINGS WYO Mar 20 (UP) A housewife today was reported recovering from the ordeal of spending 72 hours to the frozen desert countryside west of here Doctors described the condition of Mrs Ray Tucker 40 of Grand Junction Colo aa "improved" but said it might be a week before they President sudden decision would know whether it be to cut short his 1951 Key West va-necessary to amputate her feet Mrs Tucker the wife of 'a construction superintendent was found by a searcher lying beside a little used desert road three days after her car had become stranded to a snowdrift Sheriff the woman had walked more than 30 miles trying to reach aid alter abandoning the automobile discovered that neighbors were unable to enter the burning buildings Truman Vacation By LYLE WILSON WASHINGTON Mar 20i catirn is being compared with another -time when things also were breaking badly for the administration 4 2 1 1 1 That was to 1946 when Mr Truman'S troubles led to a whopping Republican triumph on election day The President had been doing a lot of Junketing in the winter and spring of 1948 Public clamor about controls and shortages was acconl- charges of assault and battery with intent to kUL 7: The battle was fought to the of- flees of the Dorsey fimeral home r- I There were no witnesses Craven was 'j too critically wounded to talk Tay- A lor Ignored questioners 7 y- Police found Craven lying semiconscious to a pool of blood the: wreckage of the mortuary office' He had been stabbed in the lung abdomen and head His cloth-tog was ripped almost off Inside The Eagle Classified Ads 1 1 to 5 Uitsrial 6 Markets Fat' 1 1 concerning establishment of a persuade him not to give help to B47 bomber combat crew train-open and expand mines to the United States then we must took to sources outside of the United States for raw materials" "Mines come die off' and mines go The best way to help mines hen Is- to leave them "alone" suggested Searls ling base at Municipal-airport ere was received Tuesday City Manager Monty Jones said Tho totter from Lauren Reynolds 'deputy to tho assistant secretary of tho air force is the final for-'mallty in closing tho base negotiations Jones said 1: Vrsv'- -V I 1 Radio Gulda Page i Sadaty 4 Sports Weatlfsr Data 6 YJ i i 4ft I Jf-- YVi -7 1 A 1 -I 1 1 s'.