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In tho Day's (lews
By FRANK JENKINS
' The foreign ministers con
ference recesses without
reaching an agreement on
West Berlin. Whether it can
reach such an agreement
when it reassembles on July
13 is on the knees of the
gods. But it is improbable
The big thing at the mo
ment is that the Soviets
haven't decided to SHOOT
US OUT and that we haven't
decided to SHOOT OUR
WAY IN with reinforcements
if East German communists
replace the Soviets in the
Berlin situation.
Cft ITER all-
f- What difference would
an agreement make? The
Russians would break it
whenever it suited their pur
pose to do so.
Our job is to remain so
strong that the Russians
. won't regard it as safe to
start a war.
I
5 YOU'RE interested in
ruckuses, keep your eye
on Louisiana. What is hap
pening there is very interest
ing.
In particular, watch this
man Lether Fraatr, who is
Louisiana" lieutenant gov
ernor. He seems to . be the
exact opposite of the Long
tribe. He started out as a
history tesjcher in Longville,
' La. He hs been president rff
' Louisiana's Southeastern In-
: stitute at Lafayette and later
-was president of McNeese
State college at Lake Charles
His ambition was said to
be to wind up as president
of Louisiana State Univer
sity, but he got side-tracked
into politics and was elected
lieutenant-governor. He was
expected to be elected gov
ernor in 1960 - with relative-
ly little trouble.
rpHEN-
A He collapsed from over
work a few months ago. He
may have had a light stroke.
-At any rate, Governor Long
came out quickly with an an
nouncement that he was go
ing to run again. Shortly
afterward? he went off his
rocker.
Who will be governor in
the interval between now and
the next election hasn't been
officially determined as this
is written.
T OUISIANA'S
troubles
started with Huey Long,
avho was one of the gifted
rabble-rousers of all time.
'His slogan was MAKE
' IVERY MAN A KING. It
was a fascinating doctrine.
It ajfcused hopes that can't
be realized overnight, and
which are never brought to
" fruition by demagogs. The
- basic trouble with it is that
very man ISNT -a king.
EVERY man hasn't got what
it takes. Even our Declara-
tion of Independence, which
- is perhaps the greatest docu-
- merit in world history, hedges
on that point. It says merely
that all men are CREATED
; equah
Anyway, Huey Long, fly
: ing on the wings of his magic
; slogan, was soaring to un-
believable heights when his
career was cut short as is
the case so often with despo
tic demagogues - by an a:
sassin's bullet. Where he
might have gone if he had
lived no one even yet is pre
pared to say. .
fTTHIS much is certain
A v He wouldn't have gone
" very far in the direction en
visioned by our Founding
Fathers.
rS much let us hope
That here in our mythi
cal State of Jefferson-which,
we , proudly proclaim, is a
State of Mind - we never
reach the point where we
tolerate supermen of the
Huey Long type.
?uey Long had glamor -loads
of it. - But history
teaches this clear lesson: TOO
MUCH GLAMOR is a danger
ous thing.
Heavy Vote in
Hawaii Predicted
Honolulu - (UPD - Edward E.
Johnston, secretary of state
of Hawaii, predicted today
that 85 per cent of Hawaii's
174,000 registered voters
would turn out Saturday to
put their stamp of approval
on statehood and nominate
candidates.
Johnston said, "for years
Hawaii has had the best voter
turnout in the United States
in its territorial elections, and
I am sure that a good many
people will want to be able
to tell their grandchildren
,they voted for statehood."
Santa Cruz, Calif. -(UPD-Two
Sunnyvale men were arrested
Wednesday for taking .a hu
morously macabre approach
to the threat of maneater
sharks in California's coastal
waters. Roger Lejeunesse, 21,
and ' Harvey L. Stovall, 23,
were taken into custody for
erecting 38 signs along the
oceanfront , reading: "Please
do not feed the sharks.
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full of wonderful flavor . . . and leg of
lamb is so easy to cook and serve. .
lb
Moke a Lamb Stew .
Lamb Riblets
Tender, Delicious Lamb
Shoulder Chops
Fry or Broil -
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Fresh Salmon Eggs
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SHOULDER
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lb.
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Household Foil
25-ft. Roll 29c
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