The Call-Leader from Elwood, Indiana • Page 5

ELWOOD CALL-LEADER TUESDAY, MAY 1, 195C Curbstone Comments Of Plato cimiiiiiii; tlr AIBEKI FUltlNO I X' BY VIVIAN BROWN (Associated Press Newifesturea Writer) One way to escape the fear of 'iiN'in. Fven for failing to shout "Hallelujah" often i-noueh and. 'unvitK'itiijIy emiMfjIi he mh'lit Ret a one-way ticket on the slow train lo Siberia's winler wonderland. An optimist hope, that helepin's nftack presaged the fall of the old "llalleliij.di Men" and the emergence of a class of "Nyet Men," sturdy men of conscience who Would have the courage to say "no!" loudly and clearly to whatever they thought wrong. Such a hope, alas, is unlikely lo come Idle." Shelepin is hardly the forerunner of new "Nyi Meii lie merely.

hns added a high clear lenor lo the swelling chorus of the nv hi. hoyi.e NKW YORK WV-Ctirbstnno of a pavement Tluto: The Russians have a wonderful phrase for their equivalent of the Hollywood "Yes Man." They call him a Man." lie shouts the' glories of the boss. In his eyes whatever the boss does Is not only okay, It's wonderful. The. term "Yes Man" hns long boon one of contempt In America, where the breed hns bv no nvmr been confined to Hollywood but flourished In all walks of life.

It symbolizes a spineless creature: the worm that never turns is always ahead for an by which to curry favor In. the eyes "of his superior Thi-ro ltn "now that the 1 eld "Hallelujah Man" is falling in Mcn- some disfavor in Russia, a landl from saying "Nyet" to the In which it mis been risky to say now regime, Shelepin hns for a long, long time. M- THESE TWO PHOTOS made at Birmingham, England, demonstrate that Soviet 1'remler Nilfblai Bulganin has a measure of ego, Just like most people. The photographer snapped the picture at left during a luncheon at Bromwich castle, given by the British Industries fair. JBuIganin got excited and the photographer" thought his number was up when another Russian" came at him.

But it was an interpreter. Seems Bulganin wasn't ready. The photographer was told to take the picture over again. He did, with smiling result at right (International SoundphotoJ Over the weekend A. N.

Shelep in, secretary oi tne loung Circus Is Better Because Animals More Like Adults ens pets healthy and contented. "People often write in and say they worry about whether or noi it's fair to keep wild animals In cages, and make them perform every day. We Just assure these folks that there are S.P.C.A. of 'leers on hand at all times to see that everything's well with our miinist J.eaKUe, spoKP wn acainst the Soviet's "Hallelujah Men." He blamed th "Hallehijah Men" for raising the lute and presently tinlamented Joseph Stalin to the stature of a demigod in his own lifetime. Shelepin accused the "Hallelu jah Men" of plnytntf "follow (he; leader." This, he added had led in the Soviet Union toj the rise of a dangerous 'cult of i personality." Presumably personality they exalted was only that of Stalin, because nobody develops his own personality by saying yes all the time.

It is hard to figure out Just whom Shelepin Is casting a stone at but certainly didn't show the courage to cast the first stone. The hurling of mud on Stalin's memory began some time ago. The truth Is that Shelepin has thrown a boulder at himself, and i a bigger boulder at his entire peo ple. For a quarter of a cenUu-y the Soviet Union has been, for aH practical purposes, a nation of from ISO lo 200 million "Hallelujah Men." fit all that time there have been (AP Newsfeatures) "Tomato fever hits the averug American suburban male gardenei about once a year. The disease is highly commun icable, while never fatal car lead to complications.

One day the suburbanite Is normal commuter returning to hi: Mortgage Manor, and the next he't ready tor soothing words to re rluce the temperature of his ardor for tomatoes. Probably the most popular o' the home grown vegetables in the small garden. The tomato vine, when planted and tended proper While six well-cared-for will supply the average with all of the tomatoes which pos sibly can be used on the tabic during the growing season, too ol ten the tomato enthusiasm generates enough power to develop plantings of 12, 24 and even 33 ants. Granted, if you have the space and plan to chain the Little Warnai to the hot stove during th3 ho. summer months canning tomatoes and making catchup and relish, planting3 wi.t pay uft.

Of course, th economy must in -dude the amortization of canning equipment, jars et al, and proper storage space. However, for the average home garden, hjre's a simple planting guide: Prepare the soil area well by spading cr forking to a depth of 3 to 10 inches. Work in some humus or well-rotted manure to give good texture to the soil. Buy a half-dozen quality 'plants from a florist, nursery or green house. Buy the type that will do best in your area.

Spend A few cents extra to get quality. Good plants will cost up to 75 to 80 cents a Do not set the plants out until all danger of frost has passed and the ground has warmed up. Cold, oggy soil will delay growth and lead toward disease and failure. A good rule of thumb in northern areas is to await Decoration Day Mir-, erew. The club meets once a week, each "You know," muses Burke phikmembcr pays 50 cents weekly liV I'liYIXIS BATTKI.I.E NKW YOHK i INS) The reason the circus is better today than ever 'not only the box office attendant, but the press afiont assures us 'of that) is that tiie animals are becoming more like adult people.

They used to behave like nice, well traned' children (Remember when you could count an elephant to wear funny hats and eat ice cream cones?) Now they have teveloped more mature 'whits pe growling at people with almost civilized fierceness; and lie best act in all three rings is ai; ligir named "Johnny" who is cynical regarding his fans and bored I he whip. "People used to be able to see themselves only in the chimpanzees," says Michael Burke, executive director of Ringling Bros. ai Bailey, "but now all tin minials have human ('- which lold the mirror to mankind." has not been deiei innad scie-itilieallv whether animals lately have begun emulating humans vice versa. But the fact is 'rue. Probably the most realistic lady ye have in llu circus these riajs.

ays Burke, "is a 75-year-old ele-li'int named Hutb. Kuth is the deal in femininity talented. inrd-working, unspoiled and af ocijenn'ie." hot rod drivers is to get the boys In your community to organize a gentlemen of the road club such as exists in Detroit. Twenty six members form the organization in that city, and the main object is to assist fellow motorists who are in distress. As a condition of membership ea member takes a pledge to help a fellow motorist in trouble, and when he does he hands him a card saying, "You have been assis ted by a member of the Road -Gents of Detroit, a hot rod club organized to promote traffic safety and dedicated to achieve and maintain the highest standards of safe driving and courtesy.

The boys aren't bragging. They 'do a job, reports Harry Salsinger (of the Detroit News. I The club got started when eight boys in an auto shop class band ed together because of their int erest In mechanics. They drew up a constitution wfth these clauses: "Show our respect for the rights of other persons, particularly while driving. "To "do our part in teaching courtesy on the road and to obey all laws." The by-laws require that each member have a valid driver's lic- ense and that his car be insured uues.

All the boys are interested in body work, and car upholstery, and their tools Include a welding torch and paint sprayer. They'd love to have a garage so they could really go to town and nirsue their hobby of car mechanics, though. Well, girls," can't you see how this could work out in your own community? Organize the boys snd suggest your own set of rules, ror instance. 1. No member of the club must drive over the speed limit.

2. No member must dawdle on he road just as dangerous as hot shot driver types. 3. Every member must have his car inspected every 1,000 mit es; a snorter time tor older cars. 4.

Any member borrowing a car from the family must replace the gas, replenish oil and pay for dents that need smoothing out. 5. No dating member must )ark the car on a lonely road with jut permission of his date or be reported to the club. 6. He should be insured to pro tect innocent drivers in case of ac cident.

7. He shouldn't take a girl on a long drive unless he has a spare tire, enough gas and oil, a comfortable car and elbow grease to cha nge a tire in case of a blowout. GOK Disease Is Now Yoo Yoa. LOS ANGELES l.fi-If you have svery suffered the disease known as GOX (and millions have) you may be interested to know there's a new tipme for it. It's now called yoo yoo.

Dr, Margaret Ann Storkan, Re dondo Beach, told the California Medical Assn. convention it used to be that whenever a disease was not clearly defined In the mind 0f your physician, it" was labeled GOK, which translated meant "Gosh oidy knows." In order to standardize the nomenclature. Dr. Storkan explained, a physician at sea with your sym- toms will now classify it in his files as yoo yoo." Translated, it means: complete ignorance of the nature of the dis ease both as to location and cause only two places where a one I' l's ur any olher st.ni could say nyet safely: 1, In the United Nations. 2.

to his sleep 'if he slept; The Swid-. Anita Kk alone, i "ill nfli a tmir In It hi" "nyet" anvvv here ill who sic her in "Hollv anywhere else, be ired the or ilu.t" wuh irlin lihood of beiim ptirtfed the Lewis Ar.ita will u-r F.dtth Ilea-probability he soon would be: cloibi-s lo a mailina his "wish you were hei-e 'lllv u.uod show pi, sees. postcards Irom an address in St-j he's at Santa Anita she'll ie dro in outfit patterned after tli WILSONS i JACKSONVILLE, Fla. IT) Five men named Wilson "'Were sworn in on a 12-mt mber jury in federal court. The Jury will decide a civil tax case filed against the government.

The government attorney is named Wilson too. He's David A. Wilson Jr. of Washington, D.tT The jury also includes two Smiths. Experiment to find out how much batter your waffle iron will hold; keep of the amount and use that measurement whenever you bake waffles.

Famous Model of Italian Styles Eats Yet Stays Trim and Slim Borne, Italy: I love spaghetti, ravioli and the other rich delicious fooda my Italy is famous for, but they certainly make it hard for me to be trim enouKh to model the new Italian styles. Wow-ever, by using the Slim Line reducing ays tern whenever I take on weight, I eat enough yet still keep my figure (Signed) Lttti Cerasoli V. Sejenti: 4-Rome Safely Lose Ugly Fat EATING CONDENSED FOOD TABLET DISCOVERED IN EUROPE SLIM LINE Concentrated Food Tablet) made In the V. S. by Exclusive Liccns help you reduce easier 6 ways 1 contaij ll-in one candy-like tablet all the re ducing aid; offered by all the differen advertised products (2) counteract hunger yet there's no underfeeding (3 helps maintain strength and energy whei fat comes off fast (4) tells you to ea what you need of the' foods you choos.

(5) reduces the whole body so fat loss juickly noticeable from chn, neck, arms bast, stomach, hips, thighs, legs am ankle, (6) supplies hulk needed fi regularity without harsh laxatives" StarU Yon Losing Fat Today: Ski LIE' concentrated food plan discovered in Europe. Lose 3 pound easier. 7 nnunrfs fnti 9b I IS pounds and more hnn. I pier! Only S.I. Ofl for 9 supply on guarantee ot satisfaction or money back.

You will be disap- riointed In substitutes so nslst on genuine SLIM LINE. TAM'S on WATER HEATING electric light it positively can't muni (May 30) for planting. Trowel a hole big enough to re ceive Ihi tomato plant roots, wat ering well. Use firm stakes about dx feet in length, and set the st- tkes in the ground before you set he plants. Place Ihe plants about two feet apart in rows, and rows should be four feet apart, mnts snou.a oe tied to stakes with cloth or pro tected plant ties readily available garden shops, do not use Firm the soil around the plant, setting the plant in the soil a little deeper than it had grown in the nursery seed flat.

Keep the soil moist. Try to do your trans IfilnntlnrJ a r.lnilHv fljiu fr In flip to catch hold before they are hit by the hot sun. Tomatoes should be planted in a sunny area, and never in the shade. From the time of planting, the plants should be dusted with rot- enone or an all-purpose dust, to combat disease Trim the suckers from the plants the suckers are growths between the plant stems and the trunk. Pick the fruits as they ripen, and the plants will bear for the entire growing season from about mid-July until frost, depending on the variety used.

Here's how to make hrt nvsEt-ard to acccmoany Chines? egg rolls. (The egg rolls come frozen.) Mix a half cup of d-y mustard with three o' water until smooth. Any of the mustard left over may b3 put in a small lightly covered jar and -ated. 300DBYE IRONING DAY BACKACHES! NOW REFIT an IROIJEIITE AUTOMATIC IRONER For as $J00 liHh UU pe' week at Includes free home instruction Do all your ironing lining down, relaxed In half the time. Rent an Ironrire todayl Ironnle Ifesr AUTOMATIC IRONER Wayne Jones and Sons You can count ELECTRIC It's Clean As an make dirt.

uwiwwinniinniBWiiO AiBa she likes you. and old Ruth'colleges l'viol Union's new "Hallelujah uift iji-v aut'i ft. jit: oesn't even have the strength to "help!" Slewarf, Murphy To Be Teamed In Western o. HOLLYVt'OOU, (INSi Talk h-. hoot sioiming the box Jimmy Stewart and are lo be teamed by Universal menial Mtnal In Norman Fox' now emu western of Montana, 'Night i and i can hear the exhibitors cheering boss Ed Muhl for ihls.

The two bluest grossing pictur es in til history of th: studio are Jimmy Stewart's "The Olefin Miller Story" and war hero Atnl Murphy's "To Hell and Back. 'Tut those beys tofMh'-r and, it's good as a gold strike. AArrni, producer oi "M-iter" and Murphy hits 'vill ay-iin be i driver's se.i. ror "Nisiiil Pass.ije." uinch in ed, til" tneetiuti of the box of s'iee chimps' ln roll this lal: jockeyed 'fhev. ai the Hollywnoi bowl X'a'kerie, at the Chinesi theatre in a Ch costume.

She'll be seen ail 'R hotels, and Hie piaces thai ll'o vis.t.ng i.riMten want to sec 'J's is u)( "oois. mi-Jity elewr. I cal v- ''ta p.a Ihrsdf of "Courss 1 am U'ry fJax i not seikim; to take the $14 (,, pareuls. The is a Uh.J:i11 'I no wi, the "aw II- hV Ann -'s dj ''-tniia. ha.

:u.irJi;.u tor the and is cooperatim tv see iha Uk- alU.ru, ''Vs sh; them lo have. 1 was surprised when he told tethnieai The pai "Is ol Hotiiak hart stand that -I Ihe.r own moite UK' ih repairs ami one nts. Wcre mw va worried. Puree a couple of pnekau's coked Irozui peas and sea sot vii bii salt and pepper. Spool luuve down the center of i ilatter; arrangj breaded veal cut et 'cut in serving sie pieces broiled tomatoes around tin 'ens.

Nice for epmpany. 1956 National Homes By R. L. Daoley Const. Co.

So. ICth Street Phone FE 2-3181 Get Your Free Catalogue. Wide Variety of Homes $6,000.00 to sirt.ooo.oo. Lots Available. v.

A. 'I'f YOUR SUPPORT i osophicaliy, "I think that once wild animals get In the swing of circus life, they enjoy it as much as the rest o( U9 do. Actors get bored wnn piaymg a roie over ana ovei again, but not our animal cast. "You ask me, I'd say bears, 'ions, monkeys and elephants make bigger nams than pigs!" Several Moosiers Win Guggenheim Fellowships NEW YORK UB-The John Simon Guojienheim Memorial Foundation Sunday awarded 275 fellowships for scholarly research or artistic creation. Seven go to pro fessors in Indiana universities ani This year's awards total more than one million dollars.

The Indiana winners: Dr. Wayne Clayson Booth, professor of English, Earlham Col-lego, for studies of problems of narrative form. Dr. Daniel C. Boughner, professor, of English.

Evansville College, Vir stuHtps of Ben Jonson's debt to the Italian Dr. Walter F. R. Edgell, professor of chemistry, Purdue University, for studies of the infrared spectra of certain metal carbonyl hydrides. Dr.

Stith Thompson, retired professor of English and folklore, In--tiana University, for studies in the history of folklore, with special reference to types of folk tales. Dr. William E. Truce, associate 'irofessor of chemistry, Purdue University, for studies of the stereochemistry of nucleophilic addi tions to' acetylenes. Dr.

Clifford A. Truesdell III, pro- fessor of mathematics. Indiana University, for studies of the history of the mathematical theory of elasticity. Dr. James L.

Woodress associate professor of English, Butler University, for sfudies of the life and works of Joel Barlow, American poet and diplomat.1 NMD A BALLOONS, PRODUCT? "SOME BARGAINS DEAR BOUGHT" (Author'ii name lielowl To look lor a bargain is understandable, but to try to buy prescriptions at cut prices is unwise. Real bargains can only be offered because of large purchases, or to get rid of slow moving merchandise. Medicines cannot be safely bought in large' quantities because they must be fresh and potent when you take them. Slow-moving medicines that have lost their freshness cannot be sold. We discard them.

We price our prescriptions according to a schedule that is based on the exact cost plus the necessary fair profit we must have to operate a good prescription pharmacy. Using this method, we have no reason to give you anything but exactly what your physician specifies. YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE FEdcral WHEN YOU NEED A MEDICINE Your prescription is a doctor's older to a Pharmacist. You may have it filled anywhere in the world a you desire. A great many people entrust us with the responsibility of filling their prescriptions, -jjv May we com- 9fsTf r0un yours' 'Quotation, bv John Dnvios (1611) copyright insfl (SWii almost everybody, 'she'll wrap on in her ever lovm trunk and onvey you wherever you're go She's 'he last one to leave Jie at uiKht.

because it's her job, pull vw: tent poles and help, circus equipment on the 80 ailroad cars. Yet she's also a entertainer can stand on 'ier fu and kick her heels and arry 'canty clad girls with the of them. Mr. a man with the do- iie air of one Of his new baby t'raff-'s. hns nearly 400 animals upwards of 1,200 people in us ore as )k prepares lo speei luough 1j3 American cities thit ear.

"The people arc slightly harder than the animals be Uvy cannot be kept in eag-." he says in what must he om if tha iieepe.it thinking philoso of the season. Ft male animals are also easier io manage thau males, is a 0 analysis. "They are less ainl'iiiii tious," Burke explains. Ii s'rrmnh'y the difference between small boys and small girls. "Various kinds of animals the various types-of taste in people who come to see the cir -cus," Burke goes on.

"The tigers ippeal most to the man, I would say, because in the tiger is the efir jodimcn! of life's thrills and and dangers. 'Kids' like the chimps," because they're funny, and the bears and elephants beeiuise they're big. Hor se-players like the horses. And wo men. Burke shrugged.

Well, who ever knows for sure what a woman Ukt's. hj said. As for his own duties, 33-year-old Burke is aided by Dozens of animal trainers and hygiene ex perts who do everything in their limitless powers to keep the cir- GEORGE C. JOHNSON BALLOT KO, 32C DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR TREASURER MADISON CO. Subject to May I Primary.

APPRECIATED PAWrOtAURSf jSme-Mif Safe Because it's flomeltss. Needs no flue or vents, has reliable temperature control, and can be installed anywhere. These two big features plus many other advantages are your assurance that electric water heating it the modern, thrifty way to tip-top household comfort. Your electrical appliance dealer or plumber will be glad to show you the size and type of electric water heater to fit your family's needs. lVS BETTER ELECTRICALLY In diana Michigan CLCCTKIO COT INDIANA BE 11 'if iliPHONl COA4PAN 9 it Electric Pewct Poll.

Adv.) r- r..