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Boyle's Column
IramUy Reunion Puts Hex
On Middle Aged Crowd
Br IIAt, ItOYI.K
KANHA8 CITY, Mo. II'i To coiiio
homo for fnmlly reunion In the
Middle West "' V''"r I"
thing In iKkn yuu feel years ynttniipr
for while.
But It diwn'l rrully luat.
Thn reason In Hint Ilia eeusuna
keep all dimming hut yuu don't.
The If" Krnw on nkvwnnl, uml
. fin llin children. Ami Unit l it
liani thlluf to Ih-iiiI ynumrlf to. You
ilnn't niliiil your friends mid brothers
brine mi uwnr nun wuyer, out
vu halo In nilnill you're In Ihrlr
company too. You think vnu ahould
my Willi Hie young folk.
And iui for your iiiollirr, inielre
ml HUliU wli" urn the iiiuliinliiy of
thn family well, nil n( aiiilden
liiry "in In belong to it htrnnun hut
familiar tribe. The dumca they go
in lor rn nut of thn Ininlllnr tiiut,
hnL uiiMt of thrm iiirii l thn kind
of up-tn-dnto bunny lumn thnl your
rimiKlitrrn no in lor. nun in, n you
hurt daughters,
Unhappy Mnk
' Ho Ihrre you nrn. A kind of tin
happy link between two urnriulluns.
You know k thn think mid tur
key sandwiches go roiiml Hint you
urn tort ot luldwuy between the urn
rratlon Hint rulrd llin ronet mid the
one Hint In nlmut to lake ovrr. You
kind of belong to both end don't
quite belong to either. Thn old folk
think yuu err too young tn nc our
cifAlirin, end Hie yuting folk think
yM ere Jtial e bit too sedate to
belong to tlvrlr crowd.
At Ireat thnt U the wey I frit the
other dey when 1 mine home to e
feinlly reunion nfter some yean.
The old folk.- hadn't rlinugod
much I have lnrlf-drfrna to put
mrarlt with them tint the young
tulka. Weill Ttmt wee dlfterenl
tribe.
Of course, the dlffrrenre didn't
how up ell et oner We lied the
utile! big fond-Muffing Interlude.
This time It u a thirty-pound bar-
lientied turkey supplied by brother
Eddie,
Hut when we were klde eomeone
always loused ua m dollar end enld
for ue to go to the nickel muvlne.
'Hi In time the klde eteyed end
eventually twk over the feinlly
huw. ,
Old Klo'rlea
Mom end Uncle Mike end Merlin,
Aunt Annie end I.eura, told the old
fnnilly elorlee, end then my alater-lu-luw
Monica gnve the klde their
clmiuc Hhe plityed Uie pleno end
Cousin Danny'e boy eeng "Adeato
I'ldrlle," end nil of e Hidden we re
nlluul thnt nfter three griiprntloua
In America apenl In digging coul.
aelllng groceries end proxtlalng tho
Inw the lloyle tribe lied flnelly
come up with a genuine tenor voice.
We thought thnt wen eoinethlug
new, but then Uncle Mike atruck
up "When Irlah Eyea Are Smiling"
mid brother Johnny, who got Ilia
hiind ahul loone from a machine gun
In Oklniiwn, bounced up with tho
lend. Then we weren't quite sure
whether we hnd aomelhliig new In
the fnmlly or nut.
Thn trouble with nur family la
Hint they generally ell have lot
of klda, end rnrh dud or favorite
unrle hkra lo think he l got a boy
or girl epolted who hua more on
the ball than anyone elae Ilea ever
brought to bear for America. In
our alow Irlah wey we're a helluva
patriotic family, like en old Duuleh
friend of mine who luat patted me
on the bark "Red" Ulrlrkaeii and
told me that Reg, hie 23-yrar-old
eon. hna made the college beakelball
tram. The fact Ilex flew a navy
torpedo bomber during the war
doeau't ninke any difference. What
American family had a boy who
didn't?
Homebody Heller
Somebody a little enlhualuallo for
hla ytiara auld, "Well, each gennrntlon
we're In tills country wo turn out
Homebody a Utile better than Ills
dad."
I thought that wna pretty good
anil ao did the real of ua thlid-gnn
erallon Americana In the fnmlly
tinlll Uncle Martin Boyle, my
fnther'a youngcal brother, turned lo
ua and enld:
"Your dad had four boye and you
rule the rural now. But thai' be
came your dad la gone. Which one
of yuu actually think he'a aa good
aa your dnd?
And nil the Idea of progreaa went
out ol ua, and all we could think of
waa the dead man who once guve ua
life and waa better than all of ua
put together III a week of country
Hunduya. We all have a hunk of
him but he had ua nil bent, tnke
ua one at a time or together. Thut'a
what our sister aaya, and a girl a
the beat Judge. Mum won't get In
the argument.
(illAIN I IHK '
THE DAI.LEH, May 27 IIV
Cnuae of a Ire which destroyed the
Mniiplii grain elevntnr and ware
house, burning 3W0 bushels of
wheut, wna atlll undetermined to
day. Bherlff Hnrold Bcctlon auld the
loan waa eatluiatcd at 176,000 to
1100,000. The fire leveled the
atrurlurra bunday, alerting In the
warehouse.
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Police Search
Lynch Mob
RALKIOIf, N. 0., Mny 27 ll'i
Federal and stale officers today
sought to ferret out a masked, white
mob which wns thwarted In the pre
dawn houra Friday when It prey
a young alx-fool negro mnde a
daring dash to aafety.
The negro, 24-year-old Godwin
"Buddy" Buah, waa brought to the
North Carolina centrul prison here
nfter surrendering to the Kill late
Hunday. He la charged with attempt
ing to rnpe a pretty, blonde atcnug
rapher Tnuraday night.
Bush waa seized by the mob and
carried from the Northampton
county Jail. He broke away after
being loaded Into a motor car, re
mained hidden In Uie thick pluc
wood near Jackson for two days
without food, and surrendered Into
the protective custody of the FBI
through the Intervention of his
futher and the pastor ot an African
Methodist church.
Mush denied knowledge of the
attempted rupe.
Mennwhlle, three other negroes
also are held for safekeeping In cen
tral prlann here In connection with
recent rape charges.
In Bouth Carolina, a 20-year-old
negro la held In the atate peniten
tiary for anfekeeplng after being
charged with raping a 87-year-old
white woman near Darlington, 8. C,
Bunday.
Y's Men'i Club
Heart USBR Speaker
The Y' Mens Club met Monday
at the Wlnema hotel, at which time
It wns announced that the regular
meeting date has been changed
from the former time to the second
and fourth Monday of each month.
Paul McEnerny, of the U. 8.
MAI.D NKWI, Klamelk Halls, Ore. TVIKDAT, Mar ft, lIT, taie Tklitet
Bureau ot Reclamation spoke to
the club, explaining the tunctlona of
the USBR In the West, and telling
ot tome ot Its activities.
VANPORT
VANPORT, May 27 OPV-Vanport
college started on Its second year
aa a staij system ot higher educa
tion extension center for veterans
and othera.
A program yesterday, featuring a
campus address by Henry A, Wal
lace, marked the first anniversary
of the school which grew froen a
few hundred students to an en
rollment ot over a thousand. '
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1. The went enemies of gren-ie nro heat, cold,
water and vibration. Consequently, one. of the
hardest thing- to lubricnto U an airplane. Until
recently, tho only answer was to use a number
of different jrreasc heat-resistant, cold-resistant,
water-resistant, etc. and lubricate
tho plane frequently.
2. Iven then, airlines hnd a high rcplncement
ports problem due to lubrication failure. Know
ing this, our Union Oil engineers resized there
would be an excellent market for a grease thnt
would lick tho problom. And since we were in
eom)elition, and wanted business, they set out
to find one.
3. The reul! was a strontium base grease we
named Sirona. Strona proved to be absolutely
insoluble in water. In its two grades it gave
maximum protection at any temperature f roiu
300F. to -40F. And it would lubricate 90 of
the parts on a transport plane a job which
formerly took 8 to 12 different greases. .
J PORT i&Mpi STARBOARD
4 In the tint service test made with Strom, a
leading airline lubricated each of its ships on
one side with Strona and on tho other side with
regular greases. During the 10-month test, the
SfroMrt-lubricnted Rides of their ships went
times as long between grease changes as the
other sides.
5 Furthermore, not one part lubricated with
Strona showed any sign of breakdown during
the entire 10 months the first time in the
line's history that this had happened. As a
result, that airline And several others are now
using Strona almost exclusively.
6 Naturolly we're happy about this new prod
uct But more important, we believe, are the
economic conditions that inspired its develop
ment. Under anything but the American system
of free, competitive enterprise we would never
have had the incentive to put the time and ef
fort we did behind Strona or behind the other
product research we're continuing to do today.
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