Wednesday December 8, 1954
U S. ADVOCATE RESIGNS Japanese Prime Minister
Shigeru Yoshida (right), one of the United States' strongest
advocates in the Far East, resigned unexpectedly in the
tface of an almost certain no-confidence, vote by the Diet
'in Tokyo. Observers speculated that Ichiro Hatoyama,
, purged by Gen. Douglas MacArthur in 1946 as an "ultra
nationalist,'' will succeed Yoshida. Hatoyama (left) emerged
'from post-war political obscurity only two weeks ago to
head the newly formed Conservative Democratic Party.
On The Side sy E v. DUr,ng
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I was flax and he was flames of
Our firm united souls did more
than twine.
So I my best beloved's am.
-So he is mine.
- QUARLES.
To be able to disagree agree
; ably is the mark of an intelli
. gent person. Those who disagree
ably disagree and intersperse
' their argument with displays of
temper and personal insults only
reveal their ignorance. Their
outbursts, verbal or written,
should be greeted with silence.
It is best to leave them unan
swered. Follow the policy of Dis
raeli who said, "I never argue
with man whose opinion I
don't respect."
Asking
Queries from clients. Q. How
old was Marion Talley when she
made her debut at the Metropoli
tan Opera? A. When Miss Talley
made her debut at the Metro
politan in 1926 she was 19. She
resiened three vears later. She
was an outstanding box office
attraction but the critics were
unkind to her. Q. Who is the
author of "I Was Ike's Chauf
feur"? Where can I get a copy
of it. A. Believe it was written
by Kay Summersby who was
General Eisenhower's chauffeur
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A good haircut is worth $1.50.
That is, if it is given by a Grade
A barber in a first class shop. A
fair haircut handled by a sec
ond class shop is not worth
$1.50. To maintain that the price
of a haircut in all barber shops
should be $1.50 is ridiculous. It
is like - maintaining that all
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Profit
What's the percentage of
profit on a restaurant highball?
How many drinks is a bartender
supposed to get out of a fifth of
whisky? I am just asking. Want
to check statement of a New
Yorker who says the profit on
restaurant highballs is from 200
to 500 per cent. .
Sidelights
There never has been a Presi
dent of the United States who
was born in the Far West. Not
only that, there never has been'
a wife of a United States Presi
dent, a "First Lady" who was
born in the Far West. . . . Red
haired women are unusually ro
mantic. Quite a few marry for
love. Jeanette MacDonald (Mrs.
Gene Raymond) is no exception.
She wears a very romantic ring.
It is a gold ring to which two
tiny hearts are attached, one in
scribed "Jeanette" and the oth
er "Gene."
Among the Married .
. What's he longest period be
tween blessed events you know
of? As for example, between the
birth of a first and second child.
I know of a woman who had her
first child when she was 24 arid
her second when 44. Twenty
years between births. Incident
ally, in Sweden, instruction in
planned parenthood is available.
According to the Swedish ex
perts there should be at least a
four year interval between
births. Such a practice, the say,
will give the children a better
chance for a healthy adult life.
Hunch
A Detroiter reports that as a
hunch last summer he -played a
two-horse parlay of $2 from a
thoroughbred named Wicked
Girl to one called I'm Expect
ing. The parlay was successful.
Both horses won and the hunch
player collected $33 for the $2
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