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o o o O 00, o ! o O o o -O o o ocP o o o o 0 ' TOUR MEDFOW5 (0FE30K) MAIL THIBUIH? ThursJay. November 1. 1958 o They'll Do It Every Time i By Jimmy Hatlo fyuEM VOlTRE LOOKING FOR F4RKINS SPACE-UALF A BLOCK OF EVERY U CUR3 IS RESERVE? FOR THE BUSSES- xcSASIW tow O SO "WE BOSSES STOP-BUT WUECE? COT IM TW5 MIOOLE OF THE STREET, STR4DDLIM5 A CROSS VAIX,YET OnJhecSide Or By i. V. uurling i Sul. Itcl O (DiKtrihutad bv K O (Srusse& Weather has been I a song titled "Good. Old Satur-v,-..,.;ffii ,m.h,(-,nr . day Night." That was before the here.wCJear, sunny and crisp. . ""-Jy" . . y. .. t. j I ed a half day on Saturday, Perfect foiOwalkntj. I m doing , hj . Day from live to 10 miles a day. Of a course, whihcstrolling I take fc(W sidewalk cfe coffee breaks. There are mon; sidewalk cafes here than there are cigar stores in Amsterdam. Tnt is a lot ot lidfiQalk cafes, Ifuvrn't tried the BcUlian cigarg yet.- When 11 do so it will be strictly for experimental purposes. Just a ipunQlistic duty soI caa make iiiy "port of the European scene as ejmphrensive as pos sible. Since I' practically swept the card at the Stockel race course I have 3en smoking Havanas. o Elegant Plae, e . e TheryalerLwiUe, ail arcade in the fashionable shopping sec tion ft iJrussels, is one of the most elegagt" maces of Its kind in the vgrld. fy girl friend who knows ev9ry inch, of the mid town manhattan shopping sec- I Briefly , There is a price tag on prac tically everything sold here. The prices may be a little high but it is not a matter of overcharg ing. Everybody pays' the same .t-. . European physicians are claiming that jealousy is a major cause ot ulcers, asthma and in somnia. So. if you are jealous of your beautiful wife, try to get the - feeling c under control. Or ask her' to behave herself a little belter. Candy 's Never saw so many different kinds of candy a they. have in Belgium. When buying a box of candy, in Brussels, you select the candy piece by? piece from a hundred r more varieties. It is then put in a box of your selec tion. The salesgirl and the buyer frequently discuss the candy tiorO'is familiar with similar, piece by piece.., Incidentally, a O young fellow who makes a clev ef-r selection of candy and box' when presenting tame to a girl, jets off to a very good start. Sidelights Those,, beautiful Belgian work horses are ;reayy something. 1Jieycare so pswerful they gal lop when pulling huge trucks . . . all tii shops here go in for artistic window displays. Even the delicatessen stores. I'll have to stop looking at the delicatessen displays or they will It( me off my travel died . . . The man here are much" inter- v croed. XoSwg oldf HmeVs jested in women but not so much as they are in cigars and auto mobile. - They seem, to share the Kipling view .that a woman sectionsQin most ofMhe world's major cities. sjJ) she has vet to iJ angthing ,tp surpass ftie Gl eries IufeThe is. asCloqual ity, variety and Sufljber of shops and shopping convenience. J have .-.never seen space so cjeverly utiifred. Theftrchitect whohand ledTit is genjjis. A5 similar aiiade wo-gd (Jie 9 sensation ijdany W the major citifg of Hie iTiDted States. 0 fit Ninh G -, OO Saturday nights the b! nlgnt q in BrSSea. Streets arepacwd w)th pollers. Sidelk cafes v croed. XoSwg ' timers Qtii). recall jaat Saturday Bigot was onr, the bisjnighV in the United States. In fnctcfHere was good is only a woman but a cigar is a smoke. Please Note Money changing estauiish ments are numerous in Brussels. You can get 390 French francs for a dollar. A Canadian dollar will get you more . . . a dinner in a top grade restaurant will cost you about S4, including service charge and tip. With wine more. How much depends cn your taste. Half bottle of Chablis costs SI. 85 Asides The apprentice system is gen erally practiced here. My girl friend said that at a beauty shop she visited there were a lot of young lads acting as apprentice hair dressers . . . gasoline is expensive. Many of the Brus sels taxicabs use diesel oil as a substitute. Horses and Women To complete my horses and women research in Belgium I visited the Boitsford race course. A curious track. Only time you see the horses is when they are in the stretch. Rest of the track is in a forest. First" time you see . the horses is when they come out of the woods and into the 'stretch. Another curious angle is that at the Stockel race course the horses run counter clockwise as in the United States. At Boitsford tbey run clockwise as in Erance. These courses are close together. Would be the same as if the horses ran one way at Jamaica' and anoth er at Aqueduct. Very confusing. It is estimated that more than 35 per cent of all Americans either work on farms, in indus tries which process farm pro ducts or furnishing of goods and services to farmers. " ' One-fourth of Argentina's popr ulation is in the Buenos Aires metropolitan area. ' n O ' 0 o o ' - ' J Wl0 -eV yK ,v- r9f I 'Ill S n'trT O- II" i' v: I j t k ' y 1 fe- - ?.f.VK Jf ; - J f. ; 6H1 CN III H-'.-j ' (5) o O C0N CARNH WlTH BEANS) O G no! too hot... not too bland! DENNISON'S' CHILI Slow-simaaered for real home-kitchen flavor! It tastes just right . . . chock full of tenden . Buy Dennisoa's Chili Con Carne with Beans chunks of real beef! Plump, rich beans Sen sationally spiced sauce . . . prepared from an old recipe and slowuhmered for flavor!, -in the economical family size or convenient regular size. Also be sure to try Dennisan's Plain Chili, too. They're botii delicious! 37 Will Be Missing From Congress Roles Following Election Washington (U.R) Thirty seven U. S. representatives and senators, some of them senior members, will be missing from their old places in Congress re gardless of the outcome of the Nov. 8 elections. They are the members of the 1955-58 Congress who retired or were eliminated by death or by defeat in primaries. Missing from the Senate will be such old-timers as Sen. Walter F. George (D-Ga), now dean and president pro' tempore of the Senate, and Sen. Eugene D. Millikin (Colo.), senior Republic an on the finance committee both of whom are retiring. Missing from the House will be such senior members as Beps. James D. Richards (D-S.C), Clif ford R. Hope (R-Kans ), Jesse P. Wolcott (R-Mich.), Georse" A. Dondero (R-Mich.), Harold H. Velde (R-Ill.V all of whom are retiring and J. Percy Priest (D-Tenn.), who died in October. All have served as chairmen of House committees. Lehman Retiring The Senate is losing six mem bers and the House 31 members of the past Congress. Two of the retiring members of the House Rep. Thomas J. Dood (D-Conn.) and Rep. Clifton Young (R-Nev.) are running for Senate and may return to the new Congress as members of the upper chamber. The Senate will lose a seventh member when Sen. Price Daniel (D-Tex ), who seems a sure bet to win the Texas governship resigns, prob ably shortly after Congress con venes in January. Besides George and Millikin, the Senate loses Sen. Herbert H. Lehman (D-N.Y.) through retire ment. The other three who will not be back are Sens. Robert Humphreys (D-Ky.), William R. Laird III D-W. Va.) and Thomas A. Wofford (D-S.C). They were appointees serving out the terms of deceased members and did not run for election. Of the missing House mem bers, four have died in the past two years. 21 are voluntarily re tiring and six were beaten in primaries. House Members Those who died were Priest, Carl Hinshaw (R-Calif.), Chaun cey W. Reed (R-I1U. and Wil liam T. Granahan (D-Pa.).- The six House members de feated in primaries are F. Ertel Carlyle (D-NX.). Charles B. Deane (D-N.C), Thurmond Chat ham (D-N.C), Ruth Thompson (R-Mich ), John J. Bell (D-Tex.), and Victor Wicirersham (D Okla). Others voluntarily retiring from the House are Robert H. Mollohan (D-W.Va.), who is run ning for governor; Glenn R. Davis (R-Wis.), who lost his bid for a Senate nomination; Char les P. Nelson (R-Me.), John Phillips (R-Calif.), Richard W. Hoffman (R-Ill.), Shephard J. Crumpacker (R-Ind.), Jackson B. Chase (R-Neb.), Ralph A. Gam hie (R-N.Y.), Arthur G. Klein (D-N.Y.), Irwin D. Davidson (D-N.Y.). Woodrow W. Jones (D N.C.), Oliver P. Bolton (R-O.), Karl C. 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