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r Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Montreal, N. C.-Evangelist Billy Graham, discussing ra cial discrimination in a dispatch written for United Press International: "Tht Supr.m court can male all th decisions it leals arc necassary; but unless they are Implemented by good will, love and understanding, great harm must be done, I am equally convinced that 'Jim Crow' must go." New York-Runaway heiress Gamble Benedict, now Mrs. Andre Porumbcanu, unconcernedly admitting that her grand mother might disinherit her for eloping with her Romanian born lover: "I imagine she's pretty annoyed with me and it's quite possible." Washington-Drug expert Dr. Solomon Garb, nf Albany, N.Y., medical college, stating at a Senate hearings that the government inspects pet food but docs not inspect drugs to see that they meet government standards: "It seems completely incongruous that our great nation is furnishing to dog and cat food safeguards which are not avail able for medicines lor sick people." 10 : MAIL TWBUNI, Mea-ferf. Or. Friday, Apiil IS, 1960 Study Shows Female Hornet Is Stinger; Male's Role Brief By DELOS SMITH DPI Science Editor New York flJPB - If and when you get stung by a hornet this spring you can console yourself with the thought that a female did it. You won't be mistaken be cause the male hornet has one privilege and only one, and stinging is not it. In the feminine hornet world, the male does not even exist until the time arrives when masculinity is absolute ly indispensable if hornets are going to have a future. He has hardly emerged from the pupa stage into full hornethood when a young queen gives him the come hither treatment. After a brief nuptial encounter, she turns on this father of her future children and paralyz es him with a sting and he dies. ' Close Study Completed Buoys Planned to Separate Fishing, Skiing at Lake Buoys will be Installed from the dam at Howard Prairie re servoir to a point north of Willow Springs creek for waterskiing and fishing areas, it was agreed last night at a meeting of various sporting groups at the county court house. Sheriff Joe Walsh said the recommendation will be made to the county court. He plans to install buoys about May 1 when waterskiing may start on the reservoir. The cast bank area will be left for fishing. Cole Rivers, slate game department biolo gist said the area is the best fishing area now. Pattern May Change However, he reminded Ht May Exist members of the Izaak Walton Chinese anthropoligists, like League and other interested : some Western ones, believe Red China May Be Seeking To Convert Snowman of Nepal London - tl'PD - In claiming Mt. Everest for its very own, Red China appears to have entered a new phase of its crusade for Marxism - making a Communist out of the Abom inable Snowman. Of course, the legendary man-beast of the Himalayas -the Yeti, as natives know him - will have to be found before he can be converted. Capi talists have been searching in va'n ever since his footprints fir :t were sighted by Western eyes 72 years ago. The Yeti may not have been Mao T.e-Tung's primary ob jective when he startled the tiny kingdom of Nepal with his demands for Everest and other Himalayan areas. But he could have been one of the tilings on Peiping's mind. Fritz Schrcmmcr of the Uni versity of Vienna's Zoologic al Institute who has Just com pleted a close study of this insect. He laid them bare in "Natural History," journal of the American Museum of Nat ural History. When frost wipes out hor net colonies every fall, the newly fertilized young queens I hide is required survive. In the spring they awaken from hibernation and each establishes her own nest. Therein she lays her first eags which hatch into females, but females of the working caste. They forage for food which for hornets are flies, caterpil loars, and other insects. Sisters Beg for Food The returning huntress "is immediately surrounded by her sisters, who beg for food," Schrcmmcr reported. The huntress accommodates. Thus matters go until late summer. Suddenly the useful- groups that the fishing pattern could shift from time to time. The fish spawn up Willow Springs creek, but the water skiing will start each year after the spawning season so will not interfere, he added. There is possibly only one I good access road for taking I boats into the reservoir, Walsh I said, this is a graveled road soid for medicinal purposes in by the dam, but one mjle is so . a Chinese drug store in Hong rugged that a powerful vc.,Kon He found amonB the that the Abominable Snow man may exist. And if he docs, they think he probably crossed into the Himalayas from China. Thereby hangs a fascinat ing scientific tale. In 1939 Dr. G. H. R. Von Koenigswald of Holland was examining "dragons bones" regard tne Snowman as a science-fiction figure. But not the Communists. Russia has Just scoured the Pamir Moun tains for months In an unsuc cessful search - thus narrow ing the beast's possible habi tat to almost exactly the area claimed from Nepal by China. And quite a few Westerners believe "there is something up there" - notably Everest climber Eric Shipton who photographed Yeti footprints and Sir John Hunt, who led the conquest of the world's highest mountain. Sir Edmund Hillary, who actually climbed the 29,028 foot peak with the Sherpa, Tensing Norkay, Is forming an expedition designed to look for the Abominable Snowman in the Everest area in Sep tember. If the Red Chinese don't repatriate him first. Back Stairs: Pictures From Tiros 1 brook rippling into the scenic , Hon that the r resiaeni v..v pond in front of the Presi- Nigeria late this year during dents Aspen Cottage pro claims "Aurand Falls." Named for Capt. E. P. Aurand, the President's naval aide and boss of all White House heli copter operations. By MERRIMAN SMITH UPI While House Reporter Augusta, Ga.- H'PIi -Back-stain at the White House: Just before President Eisen hower left Washington to come down here for a golfing holiday, Dr. T. Keith Glen nan, the space boss, visited the White House with some of the latest pictures trans mitted from Tiros I. Coming out of the Presi dent's office, Glennan proud ly displayed an aerial shot of the Red Sea and the Nile river made from an altitude of over 400 miles. Bursting with an air of energetic ac complishment, the space agency head thrust the photo graph toward a French corre spondent. The Frenchman studied the picture glumly and observed, "no more love in the woods." More intelligence from Camp David, Md.: the Navy or someone has put in a play ground for the Eisenhower grandchildren complete with seesaws, climbing bars and swings. Also, a small sign over the their observance of lndepcnd- SOURPUSS THIEr Andovcr, England -HOT-Police reported a truck carry ing eight tons of vinegar wai stolen Thursday. British i Dapper Douglas Fairbanks Jr., came to see the President recently. He reported on his recent travels abroad and some of his business ventures in Great Britain. The actor-producer-execu- i live reported that one particu-1 lar enterprise of his in Eng land is booming - Britain's I first bowling alley. And bank rolled by Fairbanks. Fairbanks reported the bowling alley is doing so well that British keglers must re serve their alleys two weeks ahead of time. Imagine the telephone conversations: "Yes. . your highness, we'll be happy ' to book your alley for a fort night hence." ence. Nigeria once was colony and the U.K. view is that Eisenhower's presence in Nigeria might upset some ( planning in Buckingham Pal-1 ace. OUR "GOOF" li Youi Gravyl-. BE A K-BOY Blooper-Snooper Another British note. Some of the United Kingdom repre sentatives in Washington took a most distant view of Evan gelist Billy Graham's sugges- NOTICE! BEGINNING 9 A.M. TUESDAY, APRIL 19 We Will Have a Service for APPOINTMENTS For Shoves, Hoireuts, Shampoos, Shines WEST MAIN BARBER SHOP SP 3-5523 128 West Main Walsh said. The recently completed boat ramp is 10 feet above the water surface and 150 yards from the water's edge, and cannot be used this year, and possibly not next year, he added. Since the lake is five miles long and two miles wide at at its widest part, waterski ing will not set up wakes to rock any fishing boats or otherwise disturb the fisher men, Walsh said. These horrendous hornet ncss of masculinity is recog revelation come from DrJnizcd. YOUR ANSWER TO LEISURELY, RELAXED SHOPPING with every $2 purchase, these merchants guarantee you 1 hour'i FREE parking. 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Thomson & McKinnon sayB It is puzzled why the market ' commentator are puzzled at the public's preoccupation with these issues which prom ise wide capital gains. In the face of a political climate which gives no hope for tax reduction or any chance at all for fiscal reform, it says, captain gains are the only real answer to an investor's problem. Faith of Ignorance Walter K. Gutman, how ever, thinks that a large part of the enthusiasm for these stocks "represents the faith of ignorance." It comes in large part from something be ing new, he thinks, and new ness is certainly worth a price -"but inevitably these won derful new things will become less new - investors will be come less excited about them and the price they will pay will come down." The choice, as usual, re mains a private one. Clearly, the price for certainty has not yet been determined and the investor remains in a dilcma. fossils a huge tooth which , must have come from an ape : or man-ape of monstrous pro- j portions. .t He named the prehistoric i possessor of the tooth "Gigan- i topithecus" - the giant ape -and other scientists estimated that when he stalked the j earth about half a million years ago he must have been 12 feet tall. Chinese anthropologists be- i came intensely interested in Gigantopilhecus and one of : them. Dr. Pel Wcng-Chung of the Chinese Academy of Sciences found more of his , teeth - three times the size of j human teeth - in Kwangsi j Province. Shy Survivor After a study of all the evi- 1 donee a French expert, Ber- j nard Heuvelmans, offered the j theory that the Yeti is a "shy j survivor" of these giant prim ales. i Most people are inclined to i Shcarson. Hammill & Co. has a special report on Ameri can Chicle Co., a stock it says, offering unusual oppor tunity. 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