SUNDAY. JULY 13, 1953
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To Bare Or Not To Bare
Frets Vegas Night Clubs
By BOH THOMAS
AP Motion Picture Writer
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) To
bare or not to bare that is the
question facing the night club
operators here.
This capital of live entertain
ment has gone all out for nudity.
Showgirls stripped to the waist
have become as emmon as slot
machines. Some wear little more
than a few strategic sequins, and
a few don't even bother with that.
The climax came with the im
portation of the Paris Lido show
at the giant new Stardust Hotel.
A dozen statuesque foreign beau
ties paraded across the stage in a
manner that could win them chest
colds in the air-conditioned thea
ter. Is this nudity good or bad for
Las Vegas?
You hear it bolh ways, judging
from which side of the Strip you
are on. The newer hotel-casinos on
the west side of the Strip, as the
nightclub-studded treet is known,
have thrived on it. The more es
tablished places on the east side
are tsk-tsking.
"I think it's bad." said Ben
Ooffstein of the Riviera. "It's
like a comedian resorting to smut
If he can't entertain without it
he can't be very good."
"A passing fancy," remarked
Jack ISntralter of the Sands. "If
you've got the star names, you
don t need nudity to, attract cus
tomers." Marty Proser of the Tropicana
said Las Vegas has been at least
partly built on family trade . and
families may be scared away
from entertainment that might be
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deemed unsuitable for tender
minds.
Nude or not, the shows are do-!
ing great business. The town was
completely booked over the
Fourth, with 35,000 fun-lovers
crowding in from all over.
Wheat Fine
SeAt$l.09
A marketing quota penalty rate
of $1.09 per bushel has been an
nounced for "excess" wheat of the
1958 crop. Earl Wilson, chairman.
Klamath County Agricultural Sta
bilization and Conservation Com
mittee, said today. As directed by
law, the rate was set at 45 per
cent of wheat parity price as of
May 1.
Under the marketing quota pro
gram, the chairman explains, i
farmer who does not comply with
his tarm s wheat acreage allot
mcnt is subject to a penalty on
his farm marketing excess; the
quotas and penalties do not apply.
however, to a farmer who har
vests 15 acres or less of wheat
or who has signed an agreement
permitting him to proxluce up to
30 acres of wheat for feed use
on his farm.
Farmers who have excess plant
ed wheat acreage may avoid the
marketing penalty by adjusting
their acreage to the farm allot
ment witl.n a reasonable time
before harvest. The deadline for
such adjustments in Klamath
County is August 1 on dryland
and August 15 on irrigated land.
Wilson points out that none ot
the wheat produced on a larm
where the acreage allotment is
exceeded and not adjusted before
the deadline is eligible for price
support. The national average
minimum support for the 1958
wheat crop is 11.78 per bushel;
this minimum will be increased
if 75 per cent of the effective
parity price as of July t is nigner
than, the announced minimum.
Although named for P. T. Bar-
num's famous elephant, the vil
lage of Jumbo, Ohio, hardly has an
elephantine population. Only
twelve persons live in Jumbo.
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Far East Nations
Not Eating Well
When farm leaders talk about
American farm surpluses, they
often talk about using them to help
feed hungry people abroad.
In this connection, you may be
interested in what USDA's foreign
agricultural service has found in
looking at the diets of people in
Asia.
The service studied diet reports
from 12 nations in the Far East.
It found that only three of them
are getting diets that are close to
or above the basic standard sug
gested by the UN food and agri
culture organization.
these three are Malaya, Japan,
and Formosa. The nine substan
dard countries are Burma, Ceylon,
Communist China. India. Indone
sia. Pakistan, The Philippines,
South Korea, and Thailand.
The Little Women
Are Fire Fighters
MII.LSTON, Wis. UPI The
local fire department isn't taking
any chances. It trains women to
help their husbands douse a blaze.
The volunteer department con
sists of only three men. so it set
up a fire protection program for
women. The ladies learn how to
use fire extinguishers, learn other
methods of fire fighting, and make
periodic examinations of fire box
es. Women need this training he
cause most fires are discovered by
women in the home, the depart
ment said.
A dwarf lemon tree 18 inches
high has been grown by Bill Tay
lor, an employe at the airport
building in Dauphin. Manitoba,
Canada. Lemons on the tree are
slightly larger than normal ones.
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