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FASHION MODEL Popsie, the pink elephant star of Pacific
Ocean Park's Sea Circus at sania raonica, um., tumuu
coquette as she models her new Easter bonnet for screen
starlet Jody Fair. If you happen to be a boy elephant,
chances are you'll regard Popsle's holiday chapeaux as the
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we'll take Jody. IVP1 Telephoto)
SOC Gets Books From Mrs. Tangren
Aohlnnrf - Mrs. Pearl B.
Tangren, Ash land resident,
has contributed several books
to Southern Oregon college
for the library and teaching
staff with the stipulation that
volumes not used would be
presented to the annual
"Books for Asian Students"
drive.
Amnni? the volumes pre
sented were works on geology,
mathematics, science, history,
Brnmmar. . and some xicuon.
There were a number of text
books included, some printed
in Frennh and lierman.
An English grammar, print
art In 1 R3R wag the oldest book
In the collection, according to,
Dr. Arthur S. Taylor, chair
man of the social science di
vlolnn. who received the books
from Mrs., Tangren for trans
mittal to the college
By MERRIMAN SMITH
UPI White Home Report!
Washington-flJPD-Backstalrs
at the White House: ,
Here's something home
viewers might try in a few
weeks when President Ken
nedy holds another news con
ference on television. Get com
fortable in a chair (but no
desk or table; that's unfair)
with a conventional notebook
and pencil and try to take
down in longhand each ques
tion asked the President and
his answer.
Thin will eive the viewer
iripa nf what the report
ers are up against in trying to
get on paper the words of a
President whose cnange or.
oratorical pace is awe-inspiring.
Some shorthand exDerts re
cently did a more or less scien
tific study of Kennedy's rate
of speech by re-piaying sound
tapes ot nis news comerences.
Th President rarely sneaks
slower than 150 words a min
ute and at times, his speaking
speed soars to a rate of over
400 words a minute-and that's
talking.
One of the experts spotted
a 23-word sentence which Ken
nedy delivered In Just a shade
over three seconds. His nor
mal rate seems to be about 190
words a minute In news con
ferences. Under similar cir
cumstances, former President
Dwight D. Eisenhower aver
a anri hptwpen 12n and 150
words a minute, but his sen
tence structure was much
more complicated than Ken
nedys.
Tfpnneriv. as a Harvard man.
may be the idol of the Ivy
hut hp doesn't follow
the league's taste In clothes.
He wears a two-button suit
Jacket while most of the natty
ones now say a three -button
coat is a must.
His tailor. Samuel Harris
of New York, says he believes
(hat manv current devotees
of the three-button style will
switch to two because so
manv neoole see how eood the
Prplrint looks in his clothes."
"Already, I've had a lot of
requests from men to make
them look like Mr. Kennedy,"
says Harris. "But, of course,
this can't be done unless their
figure is like the President's."
This is somewhat discourag
ing to those of us with 39-inch
waistlines.
When the Federal Bureau
of Investigation was doing a
routine field check on White
House Press Secretary Pierre
Salinger, the agents ran across
some rather interesting back
ground. The security clear
ance of Salinger is necessary
because a president's press
secretary must deal frequently
with classified information.
Thp check-uD on Pierre
showed he had been arrested
a number of times on the Pa
cific Coast and in a relatively
brief period. The charges va
ried, but the federal man
wanted to know more. Finally
they learned from former em
ployers that Salinger had got
ten himself arrested deliber
ately while doing a series of
nrtinles nn tail conditions in
Stockton and Bakersfield,
Calif. This was while he was
a reporter pn the staff of the
San trancisco unromcie.
Salinger, incidentally, got
his security clearance from the
investigators. ' ' '
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.Sallnaer snoke recently to
the Women's Democratic Club
In Washington and told of
one mercifully unnamed cor
respondent who wrote a se
rious memorandum to tne
President, suggesting a cer
tain course of action, then
"leaked" the story to himself
in an article reporting that
Kennedy had the -plan under
study.
The press secretary also said
that the Chief Executive and
hli tuff fan anticipate most Of
the questions that come up in
a news conference. Of the
small nercentaee of unexpect
pH subiects iniected into the
conferences, most of them are
raised bv women reporters.
The men seem to follow the
main strpam nf news while the
ladies come up with most of
the "unpredlctables."
Banks To Spend $180
Million Advertising
Mo, Vnrk (DPI) Commer
Alai honti In the United States
will spend an estimated $180
million this year to aoveruse
their services, according to s
survey by the American Bank'
pre association..
While this Is only $8 million
.Uii ionrr it represents the
largest outlay for advertising
in the past 18 years.
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shown as they appeared In a Los Angeles court with their
daughter, Jane Ann, 3, where they charged the child was
"held as security" by a North Hollywood hospital because
they couldn't pay the $90 balance of the bill for her birth.
In a suit for $30,001 damages the Phillips complained that
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Lionel B.-She keeps mak
ing me feel In the way at
home.
Mildred B.-He Just sits
around and we can't keep the
house nice. .
Lionel B.-We live In three
rooms. I'm 84 ana nave re
tired, due to a heart condi
tion. This occasions no re
duction in our standard of
living, because there's new
income from a disability pol
icy I took out many years
ago. Tills means my wife can
keep the full-time mala wno
did everything, while we were
both away all day, I working,
Mildred cnddlng.
The trouble now is I'm like
a piece of furniture that must
be constantly moved out 01
the way. It's a running battle
for me. The maid s after me
with a vacuum cleaner or a
mop. Or she throws the win
dows open as though my cigar
is poison Kts.
We don't need that much
help. But Mildred says It gives
her peace of mind to know
everythlngs shipshape. Well,
I'm notl
Mildred B.-I'm glad Lionel
can take it easy now and con
serve his health, but I don't
see why I must suddenly
change everything and stay
home to do all the work. I
don't "gad" as he calls It. I
devote my days to volunteer
work In behalf of three or
four wonderful organizations.
Lionel protests that the
maid dislodges him. Well,
he'd be dislodged whereyer
he was, because rooms must
be aired, beds made, laundry
hung to dry. He can't hug the
hearth 24 hours a day. Even
a kitten knows that.
I like gracious living and
Emma is a Jewel. Dinner is
served with finesse, messages
are taken skillfully, house
hold routine is smooth. If
Lionel wants to live like a
hobo, he should set up a tent
somewhere and be as sloppy
as he wishes,
The Councilt Lionel's wife
reminds us of Craig's Wife
(In George Kelly's play) who
forgot that the way to keep
a home looking nice Is to fill
it with happy people. Gloom
chasers are more Important
than dust-chasers, especially
when the latter must also be
people-chasers.
We question the neea lor
full-time help in a three-room
apartment. Perhaps when
both Mr. and Mrs. B. were
away all day, returning tired,
with an evenings entertain
ment facing them, it was
feasible to employ someone
whod have the housework
all caught up, the cocktails
ready, hot dinner offstage
ready for the bell.
But now Mr. B.'s require'
mehta have changed drastic
ally and his wife Is playing
dumb (and blind). Behind her
Insistence upon houseclean'
Ing as usual" Is her resent
ment toward Lionel s "hang
ing around the house." Sub
consciously she hopes, by
making him uncomfortable, to
flush him out. And he, sensing
the threat, Is asserting his
squatter i rights.
First step in this adjust
ment is for Mildred to stop
In her tracks and admit that
Lionel's retirement means ma
jor changes not only for him,
but for her and their way of
life. With him at home
large part of the day, he must
have comfortable quarters
which are pretty much In
vlolable (save for an occasion
al airing, tidying, dusting),
This means moving to four
rooms, or changing from full
time to extremely part-time
maid service.
The next step may well be
Lionel's. Once his right to do
as he pleases is recognized and
conceded, what does he pro
pose to do? Will he study,
travel, volunteer? Or join
Mildred and her "causes?"
Doing nothing Is a painful,
dangerous plight. Cardiac pa
tients, these days, are doing
almost everything.
Duncan Likes Bill
On Mental Health
Salem (UPD House Speaker
Robert Duncan said Wednes
day the most important bill
"by far" in the governor's re
organization plan is the one
creating a state mental health
division.
The Medford Democrat
urged the House State and
Federal Affairs committee to
support the recommendation.
He said the bill deserves im
mediate attention.
The committee has all but
agreed on other bills which
would set up a public health
division and a new state com
merce department.
The divisions of public
health and mental health
would be under a proposed
social services department
a cabinet agency like com
merce.
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