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Largest Independent Dealer In Jackson County CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY - Sir Winston Churchill, who always ignored his doctors when they said he smoked, drank, ate and worked too much, celebrates his 89th birthday Nov. 30. Here he is snown in London the day after his eldest daughter, Diana, was found dead. (UPI) Winston Churchill To Observe 89th Birthday Saturday By ROBERT MUSEL United Press International LONDON (UPI) - Sir Wins ton Churchill celebrates his 89th birthday next Saturday (Nov. 30), the classc case history of a man who reached old age by disregarding the advice of his doctors. They warned the great states man many years ago that he was smoking too much, drink ing too much, eating too much, working too hard, sleeping too little. He was prone to serious ill ness and accident and his fam ily were short-lived anyway. So, the doctors said, he ought to re strict his activities, watch his would not agree it was per manent. Within a few weeks he was propelling himself in a wheel chair and demanding that his nurse get him a drink. "The doctor says you are not to have anything strong," she admonished. "In that case," said Sir Wins ton, "I'll take a brandy." He recovered from that stroke although it left him with a weakness of the left leg that makes him somewhat unstady on his feel. Muled Celebration The birthday celebration at his London home this year will be a muted one. Great states men i are like great actors hid auiivivico, naau ilia . r, . - i i diet, cut down on alcohol and m0" the stage they stride is .-,Ko' Bnri ...uk i..i, k mik. history. They are known to the v"1 """ "" ,.,,i,r k tk ,kik joe- squeeze out a reasonable life S"'.-'. u,'"' 7him st. snnn. :"V o"- As he enters his 90th year Sir Winston can look back on a health record as remarkable as his political areer. Since odds medical or otherwise, have never daunted him, he played a rugged game of polo till he was 55, drank his friends under the table, smoked constantly, insist ed on full-course meals from oysters to dessert and worked around the clock when neces sary. En route to a longevity rec ord for British prime ministers he survived more than 15 major illnesses and accidents. Two or three of which could easily have been fatal and five strokes. The first of these, 15 years ago, paralyzed him but Sir Winston PROTEIN SUPPLY WASHINGTON (UPI)-About four ounces of American cheese or three-fourths cup of cottage cheese will provide one-third of a day's protein needs, accord ing to U.S. Department of Ag riculture home economists. them. Sir Winston is the indomitable, un conquerable leader in war, the most honored man of his timo in peace. But behind the public tri umphs are often private trage dies and Sir Winston is sadden ed this year by the suicide of his oldest daughter, Diana, 54: the sudden death of his son-in-law I Lord Audley, husband of Sarah Churchill and the health of his beloved wife of 55 years, Lady Clementine. But nothing private or public has ever been able to crush Sir Winston for very long. And the bulldog jaw will grip his cigar, his fingers rise for the V-sign salute which is his trademark as the crowds gather in front of his house in Hyde Park Gate to wish him still another happy birthday. UNION DISCUSSED VATICAN CITY (UPI) - The Ecumenical Council opened dis cussion today of the obstacles to Catholic union with Protes tant and Orthodox churches. j iv; r L Ituwmmr m ii limn i 1; "I 1 ' 'n ' " " "" 'V -K-.-r. vs . V . ff ; i.s. PLANE FOR GOVERNOR This combo shows the recently acquired Convalr 340 airplane for the use of California Gov, Ed mund G. Brown. It seats 19 passengers in three compartments, has a galley complete with refrigerator and facilities for coffee and warm food. There are three couches and all of the seats are on swivels. (UPI) ri If. - i
