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THE RESISTEft-NEWS MT. VERNON, ILLINOIS MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1959 0001 KHRUSHCHEV Eisenhower Is Calm i ke ro sb no pi, tit td se to) tiv ed loi in 6B ga Sf po Ot? CO te: in AV in. fir in: to ur Ai Pi ifl ai I in tc te b. (o tb te (c is In Times Of Stress By JAMES AswriHtcd trow Analyst WASHmOTON (AP) History may show President Elsenhower's iTBtPst contlrbution to the presl- enry was his restraint In time Of danger and rritlonl stress. Ap pnrently, it has Just paid oft ftgnin.

In a time there has been definite relaxing of tension over Berlin. Klsenliower has shown restraint a number of times when, through emotionalism or aggressiveness lie eould have precipitated unpredictable events, including war. When the British, French and Israelis invaded Egypt in and the Soviet Union threatened retaliation that would have meant World war Eisenhower cracked down on the Allies to stop and get out. They did. The Red on destroying Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist Chinese on various times have bombarded the offshore islands of Quemoy and Mntsu.

Eisenhower could have resorted steps. have ordered American planes to bombard the Chinese mainland. This would have been a good ibet to bring on a war with Red Chinas ally, the U.S.S.FL Instead, Eisenhower used less drastic IY0UN0 MODERNS Good Baby Sitters Are means to bolster the defense of 1 In Demand the islands and sweat out the Red SuSdown' 1 C0mmim By VIVIAN BROWN The same was true in Indochina AiwcliUd fmt WrUif when North Viet Nam was (alllnRlff Yo QET 0 to rebel forces of Communist Ho I 1 06 role Chi-minh and the French colonial a NV I and mother, take your masters of Indochina were riisin- bahy -slltlnB experience serfoift. tegraUng. lv That's the advice of Elolse Eisenhower could have sent in Odegard, a registered nurse and American planes to ball out the 6 1 1 rteallh consultant in' a French and smash the Commu- New York City suburb.

She ex- nistSwThls could have meant war plains: with Red China. Elsenhower "A teen-age baby-sitter should didn't know the basic facts about in- True, half of Vict Nam was lost care. A girl of 14 should be to the Reds. But the rest of the able to handle this responsibility countrv, freed of the French, be-jwcll If she goes about her Job gan for the first time to have a'in a mature way" democratic government of its own. An infant's formula is one of It can be argued that KIsenhow- the pleasurable highlights of his er's restraints were a srries So don't rush the little fel negative actions.

But Elsenhower to extreme I He could Hemingway 2-Part Drama Is Finest Of TV Season By CHARLKS MKRCEU AP Television Writer Jason Robards Jr. and Maria iSchell gave tremendous perform low because you want to get the task over with. Nurse Odegard says: "A sitter should be able to offer a satisfactory feeding in mother's absence. u. .0 I live here, was born here, own my home and business.

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Box S3 S1SB So. 10th Phone Phone 2341 ML Vernon, Illinois responsible for the leadership not only of this country but of the Western world, used restraint to avoid catastrophes. There have been other instances, most recently the Berlin It's wise to get feeding prob- crisis created by Premier Nikita'lems straightened out with Khrushchev who demanded last mother before she goes Off to Nov. 27 that the Allies get thoii date, cautions Nurse Ode troops out of West Berlin. He As a general rule a baby's peared, to be setting a six-months', hot tic should take at least 20 deadline for It.

but perhaps baby is a The West assumed he meant hy slow drinker or perhaps he takes May 27. The West stood firm milk than the average baby, refusing to get out. although are important points for Allies eyed each other carefully, the baby sitter to know. Here wondering if any of ihrm might arP some other suggestions that weaken. should make bahy sitting easier Since November Khrushchev- an nl0 rc interesting: has made puzzling statements.

sitter Tips some belligerent, such as warn-; i Ask mother to show vou ing the West it faced war with the how to hold the baby, and how Soviet Union If thr Alliea rcfus- t0 hurp him. ing to pull out their troops, at-j 2. What does mother want tempted to force supplies through, vou tn 0 if babv wakens in her A hom as they movingly portrayed thu Bell TOIIR, which Playhouse a passionate love affair that ended SCnte i ndms 1" Inevitable tragedy. As the in- Thursday night on CBS-TV. idomllable pilar ho refused, to the finest drama of the shun responsibility, Maureen gta- televlsion season.

jpl Gton was ma Eli Wal- A. E. Hotchner fa tiiful )nch ns tnc irresponsible gypsy jtliation of Ernest Hemingway jRnfae i wns cqqualy flnCi novel about a group of loyaust 1 Jl gorillas In the Spanish civil war of was brllllanlly played by an Standing cast under the imagtna- Pe off bl live direction of'John Franken- who wavered between heimer. Producer Fred Cor. de- c0U Hnd cowardice, serves the gratitude of tevervone' 1" the early part of the first Interested in hctter TV drama.

Iepisode, the literal-minded may Despite the handicap of appear- have been troubled by the phrasing in two installments and being mg with which Hemingway sUg- lnterrupted by too manv strident gested the Spanish language. As commercials, seldom have actors the drama progressed, however, developed their roles more dignity of language under- pellingly and creatively on tele- scored the beauty of the work, vision than did the cast assembled! The final battle scene of the for Hemingway's storv of human taped production was infused with bondage under imminent death, a clarity and authenticity rarely achieved In the medium. There was nothing dated about "For Whom the Bell Tolls." It made, a powerful dramatic ment of man's hope and man's fate in the universal terms of love and war, courage and cowardice. This production should be presented again on CBS without commercials or a break of seven days. absence? She may suggest you pick the baby up for a few mln utes.

or perhaps she will ask you to check the baby 's needs, say a few comforting words and depart from the room, 3. When mother calls you to mi nt the baby-sitting date, ask I her if the baby is shy of Strang Communist East Germany to their Berlin garrisons. At a couple of news conferences Eisenhower sounder! a little heated when talking of Khrushchev and his Berlin demands. He even indicated that any Soviet attempt to throw out the Allies mean nuclear war. And he poked hard at chev, who kept insisting on a sum- Tu 6 ix mo mit conference to settle ubc ln that such a conference was use- arr he little less until the Soviet leader began 1 8 EKe1 qi showing more signs of willingness 1 'jf befor mother to negotiate.

ta oU Whether or not Khrushchev took orl mothers will ask this as a real nudge, only he bKal :5 Ute uto lve knows. But at least in recent bath but if mother does ask you weeks he has talked less bellig-ip sure you know where she erently, put more stress on thej kee the bab Powder, lotion, Largest militate within the boundrtes city is the San Francisco. reservation ol a U. Presidio of 'CHURCHIS SUMMKRSVILLB BAPTIST OHtmOH UOO Fairfield Road REY PADY, Pastor Monday Friday Revival 7:30 p. m.

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Nurse Odegard suggests. If baby is chapped or has a rash she may you to apply medication or soothing lotion, perhaps with cotton swabs, so it is a good idea to get a preview of their application. Arrive Early Older children require different treatment, of course. The sitter would do well to arrive early for her get-acquainted period. "Many children." notes Nurse Odegard, "regard a visiting sitter as a challenge to mischief.

A sitter must be careful not to let them Intimidate her. She must be quietly firm and see 'that they get to bed at the time I mot her recommends." It's a good idea to ask mother to explain that you are in charge 'when she is away, as this may have the effect of easier control of the children. A youngster who wants to be known as a good baby-sitter in her neghborhood should do some general reading on child care, Nurse Odegard says. She should know what to expect from children of different ages. It's a good idea to let your family doctor know you are available, as well as favorite school teachers, and parents in the neighborhood.

"A 14-year-old who approaches parents in a mature manner for baby-sitting work is likely to have more reque-ts than she can handle. I've seen this approach work very effectively for many young people," says Nurse Odegard Abandon Search For Missile Cone Baked Enamel Paint Jobs or Small All Kinds CAPt: CANAVERAL, Fla. highly advanced ICBM i -one fired 5 .000 miles through space was lost for good in the Atlantic today. The Air Force abandoned the little cone to the depths after a two day search wound up Sunday with no results. A huge Thor-Able rocket blasted, the cone close to the intereonti-j nental range in about 30 early Saturday, but a fleet of planes and ships failed to find it.

probably the tiny radio transmit- tion in the recovery package, probably the tiny radio tr ansmit- tcr. stymied the recovery efforts. It was the sixth attempt to retrieve one of the elusive cones; without sticess. However, good instrumentation reports were received on the cone's balazing reentry through the earth's atmosphere at speeds close to 15,000 m.p.h. The Thor-Able, a first, stage Thor intermediate range ballistic missile coupled with a Vanguard, i performed its job perfectly, to hurl the knob-shaped cone to an impact area near Ascension Island.

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