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Hits Jackpot
TOKYO if Hhoshl Slo. J
PAn'! loll nml.lMI nt a.nnnltll..
tolled In ihr univtrjltlej tor 30
t-s at sioo a month.
Hf uroie a doren Intensely
scholarly books. They were reid
only by other iteonollilrltna the
Mienilsls ho study the effect of
iteosnphy on peoples' domestic
and foreign poltfles.
Then the professor cranked out
a Utile potboiler called "Naked
Eiways." An avid public rocketed
him lo Ihe top of Jtpan's postwar
bet srller lisi.
The Utile book his told tOO OOO
copif.v
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silo s observmnns on life. Inrlud
ln such subjects s Ihe shtpe of
bosoms observed In a public bath
house. About hall the to essays
deal with sex.
The nrofessor wrote minv of the
essays for Ms own amusement.
"I slmplv can't understand K."
he sat a. "I am not a litenry man
All my olher books flopped ."
"DENNIS THE MENACE"
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Episcopal Church Meeting
To Study Change Of Name
By WILLIAM J. WAl'CII
HONOLULU (.PI The 58ih Gen-
eral Convention of the Protestant
P.niipnnal Church, havinz nlnde
several moves to soften Its aftacka
on the Roman Catholic Church m
Soulh America, today turns its nt'
tcntion to a proposal to change the
church name.
There has been a move lo drop
the word "Protcstcnt from the
name. The matter normally de
velops sharp debate, one conven
tion source said.
Less than three hours before the
Rt. Rev. Ejjmont M. Kirschke,
bishop of soulhwcst Brazil, was to
address a foreign mission meeting
last niprht, the church's public rela
tions otfice announced there would
be several revisions In his pre
pared text because of "an unfor
tunate choice of words which gave
false Imprasion."
The revisions deleted all refer-
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ence by name fo the Roman Catho
lic Church and toned down the
speech to some extent. One phrase
In the prepared text declared
"Latia peoples have been nurtured
in an extremely debased form ol
Christianity. They are religiously
undernourished."
This was c-h a n g e d to "Latin
peoples are religiously un
dernonriohed." Another phrase in the prepared
text read. "All Latin-American na
tions have the great majority of
their peoples scattered over im
mense rural a reas where the
Roman church exploits their illiter
acy and credulity in a most sordid
way."
This was revised to read M . . .
their illiteracy and credulity have
been exploited in an appalling
wav."
On Tuesday the Episcopal bishop
from Central Brazil, the Rt. Rev.
Louis C. M?lcher, made several
critical references to the Roman
Catholic Church in a convention
speech.
His remarks prompted the Most
Rev. John J. Scanlon. Catholic
auxiliary bishop of Honolulu, to gav
the speech was "regrettable, ill
becoming and in bad taste."
The Rt. Rev. Harry S. Kennedy,
Episcopal bishop of Honolulu, also
made an effort yestprdny to smooth
over ruffled relations with the
Cpiholic Church.
He said in a statement: . .1
can spy that the relationship of
the Episcopal Church Rnd the
Roman Catholic Church in Hawaii
has been most friendly and cordial.
Wp all are rrrateful for the contri
bution fhe Roman Catholic Church
ns made to the spiritual life of
Hawaii.
neat Spreads
To East U.S.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Hot weather spread eastward.
deeper into the Midwest today,
after running- the mercury past the
ltiu-degree mark yesterday in Darts
of Kansas and Nebraska.
Oineha had an earlv morning
low of 86 after its sweltering 103
.yesterday. The morning low was 21
degrees higher than the reading at
the same time yesterday.
Temperatures were higher in
most of the central and southern
ections of the country, with the
l)ici;est Jumps over the Great
Lakes and Missouri Valley.
Somewhat cooler ntr spread over
he area from the Rockies west
ward and from New England to the
Caroiinas.
Los AiiReles' string of 100-degree
or higher days was ended at eight
yesterday when the mercury
pushed no higher than 96.
A band of liht showers and
sea i tcred thunderstorms extended
from Michigan westward into
Washington and northern Oregon.
STICK 110 Y
DFTROIT ;jp Eight-year-old
Albert James Crafton tried sliding
down the clothes chute last night
i at the Crafum family's two-storyj
1 home. He cot .stuck. His molner
I called police. They tugged and
j pulled. Then they poured baby oil
jon him. That didn't work either,
i Hut inuilly freed little Albert by
1 tearing out part of the wall.
9:30
SPEOAl ATTRACTION! ..
"UTAH'
IlL.UK AllliOU NO. IS
336 Klomoth
Truman Urges Strong U.S.;
CHICAGO Former President
Harry S. Truman Eaid today the
Communist countries seem to be
taking a more peaceful course but
that America must keep up its
guard until it is sure.
He decried cuts he said the
Eisenhower administration is mak
ing in the military establishment.
His own administration, he said,
began a buildup of the armed
forces that "has had much to do
with bringing about the attitude of
Re-Enlist Try
Ends In Arrest
KANSAS CITY W Leroy Van
Camp tried to re-enlist in the army
yesterday and wound up under
military guard after he told re
cruiting officers he had been ab
sent without leave 20 years.
Van Camp, in answering routine
questions by the recruiters, casu
ally mentioned he quit the Army
in 1935 at Ft. Douglas, Utah.
"The pay was small," he said.
"Only 121 a month along with
room and board. I applied for a
dependency discharge because of
my wife and two babies. One day
they told me my discharge papers
had come through and I could pick
mem up tne next day.
"I don't know why I did it, but
I decided to pack up that same
day and go home. And. I did."
Van Camp, 43, was held at
nearby Ft. Leavenworth pending
a check of his records.
Van Camp, a pipefitter's helper,
said he decided to re-enlist be
cause "they need good mechanics"
ana his conscience had been both
ering him recently.
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apparent reasonableness on the
pan of the Communists."
"If we value peace and free
dom, we must be strong." he said
in an address prepared for the
Executives' Club of Chicago, a
predominantly Republican group.
His text, primarily about foreign
policy, did not refer to President
Eisenhower or the Republican par
ty by name.
He said he was rneaklng as a
former president "who learned
some important lessons from hard
experience."
"The Communists have In recent
months seemed, on the surface at
least, to desire a lessening of world
tensions." he said. ". . . Perhaps
the objective we have been pursu
ing throuRh strength may be begin-
Woman Finally
Wins Citizenship
CAMDEN, N. J. Wt Illness three
times previously had prevented
Mrs. Ermina Ciotti, 11, from gel
ting her final papers to become a
citizen.
Yesterday she was again sched
uled to receive the papers and to
take the oath and once again she
was ill.
Federal Judge Thomas H. Mad
den, learning of her plichl, went
to her home and administered the
oalh.
Mrs. Ciotti, who came from
Rome about 40 years ago. sat
through the ceremony grasping a
small American flag. She said aft
erwards "I am so very happy."
CLAIMS FILED
GALLUP, N. M. ifl Gallup has
had 7.5G0 uranium claims filed this
year, more than the total for the
past five years. A thousand claims
were filed on a single day this
week.
Today & Tomorrow
6:30 12:30
WARMS
STAGE
SUNDAY!
THUNDER IN THE SADDLE...
GREASED LIGHTNING WITH HIS
GUNS., .there never rode a man
to match him!
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Deplores Cuts
It is not now possible to tell wun
certainty, and it probably will not
be possible for a long time to
come."
He said this should be America's
course:
"We must and should confer
with the Russians.
"We must and should look for
peaceful solutions but never at the
price of Justice and freedom.
"And above all, we must keep
up our guard. It is very easy, when
the air Is filled with sweet reason
ableness, to begin to relax a little.
It is exceedingly easy, but it can
also be awfully fatal. We must be
sure that while we talk of peicc
the balance of power does not shift
against the free world. We must
be sure that while we talk of peace,
the peoples of the free world do
not lose their faith In freedom and
fall prey to subversion and tyran
ny" .
He said his Democratic admin
istration built up "a very power
ful military establishment."
"Tne present administration has
seen fit to cut it down below the
goals which we bad established,
but Is still represents, very great
military strength," he said.
He said recont disclosures about
Soviet aircraft development and
production raise serious doubts
about the adequacy of American
air forces.
The United Slates, he said, must
maintain sufficient ground forces
to fight a limited war, so that an
atomic war may be unnecessary.
"I think the cut3 in our ground
forces are unjustified and most
dangerous at the present time."
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1958 ' 1
In Services
he said. "These cuts stem hr
to the basic fallacy of the 4x;irine
of so-called 'massive refi tion.'
"The last thing in the wc id we
want to see is massive retaliation
hy us or against us in feet, If it
ever comes to pass, it will prob
ably be the last thing in the world
we ever do see."
Truman, who attempted once
dunncr his -ldministration to cut
the size of the Marine Corps, re
called the resultant furor while
criticizing the present administra
tion's attempt to do the sair.o
thing. He said:
"The condition of our strentth.
In the air is not the only cause for
alarm. The Coigress recently
showed Its concern wh?n ft voted
over adininHtrntion opposition to
apnronriate funds needed to avoil
cuts in the Marine Corps. I hone
very much that this money will
be used for the purpose for which
it was impropriated.
"And if somebody want; to brinir
up the time I Imoounded some
funds under somewhat similar cir
cumstances. Just remember what
I told you In th! becinnirg about
learning some lessons the hard
way,"
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