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Boy Or Girl?
Doesn't Matter
By ANN LANDERS
Dear Ann Landers: This may
sound nutty, but I do need your
help. I am 13 years old and have
uecil s-anjiufj
on correspon
dence with a
Japanese pen
pal whose
name is Ma-
sako Obara.
Lyti The trouble is.
don t know
whether Masako is a boy or a
girl.
My mother says it would be
yery impolite to ask "Are you a
m nr eirl?" I have writ
ten Masako three letters and have
received three letters in return.
What shall I do now?-C. E.
Dear C. E.: If after three let
ters from Masako you are un
able to tell If you're correspond
ing with a boy or a girl-skip
it because It doesn't make any
difference.
' Dear Ann Landers: Any gal
who thinks women have equal
rights in this country is just kid
ding herself. If a man's trousers
are too tight he's just put on
weight. If a woman's skirt is
too tight she's trying to be sexy.
If a man stands on a corner,
he's getting fresh air. If a woman
docs it she's looking to be picked
, up. If a man has one drlnk
too many, "it slipped up on him"
if a woman gets a little bit
tight she's a lush. If hubby has
a night out with the boys, he's
entitled to il. If his wife has a
naht nut with the elrls. she's
up to no good and ought to be
at home with her tamuy.
: A male who has a minor auto-
mnhilo accident can tell vou ex
actly what went wrong mechan
ically with tne car. a iemaie
who bangs a fender or loses a
hnartlinhl in a IntlSV driver.
: If a man philanders and Is
caught at it, he s misunaersiooa
nt tinme nnd is orobablv married
to a cold fish; A woman who has
an affair is a tramp, an unfit
mother nnd should be tossed Out
en her posterior. If the kids turn
eut good they are a chip off
(he old block. If they turn but
fcad,' their mother did a rotten
Job because after all, the mother
spends most of her time with
the kids and it's her influence
that is felt.-BIG LAUGH
V Dear Ann Landers: I'm proud
of my husband but whenever he
has to say a few words in public
Granger
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JHYRNA LOY R000Y McOOWAU.
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I want to fade into the wall
paper. He's a poor speaker, and
everyone knows it but him.
He's very active in civic and
cultural affairs so he is often
called on to "say a few words."
He drones on about trifles and
everyone keeps hoping he'll drop
from exhaustion but he never
docs.
I've pleaded with him to make
notes and stick to them, but he
claims he's a born ad-libber and
notes hamper him. Please, Ann,
help me. He s been asked to
make a five minute speech for
his lodge's annual dinner and I
know it will be 25 minutes of
agony for everyone. ESPECIAL
LY ME
Dear Especially: You have my
deepest sympathy. I'm well ac
quainted with the type. They
seem to have three mouths and
no ears. The amateur ad-lib art
ist often confuses lack of prepa
ration with "spontaneous wit."
Before he reaches the audience,
the audience has reached the
exits.
For some unfathomable rea
son a husband will listen last to
the one who loves him most
his wife.' So, if you can get the
head of the program committee
to give him a strong hint (in
writing) before his next speech,
it may help. Suggested line:
"Please, five minutes of a pre
pared speech. The program Is long
and we would appreciate your, co
operation." Confidential to UNEDUCATED
M.: Any woman who can write
a letter like yours is educated
enough to make a living for her
self. Get out of that squirrel cage
the sooner the better.
To learn the knack of feeling
comfortable with the opposite sex,
send for Ann Landers' booklet,
"How To Be Date Bait," cnclos
ing with your request 20 cents in
coin and a long, self-addressed,
stamped envelope.
Ann Landers will be glad to
help you with your problems,
Send them to her in care of
this newspaper enclosing i
stamped, self-addressed envelope
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Let minora! ntirl m-nnllltn nnA nf
the softest. Their main difference
lies in the arrangement ot tneir
atoms.
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HERALD AND
Birth Of Kennedy Son Climaxes
Big News Year For Male Babies
WASHINGTON (AP)-The birth
of a son Friday to President-elect
and Mrs. John F. Kennedy caps
a banner year, for the arrivals
of news-making male babies in
five capitals of the world. ,
Princes were born in tngland
Japan, Belgium and Iran in 1960.
Kennedy had talked like he was
counting on a son. Last Septem
ber he told campaign crowds,
"my wife is at home having a
baby, a boy, in November."
But to the Shah of Iran, who
was expecting a family addition
earlier this year, the question of
whether the baby would be a boy
or a girl was of vital importance.
Iran had been waiting since the
shah's first marriage in 1941 for
a royal son to carry on the mon
archy. The shah finally got a male
heir on Oct. 31 after three mar
riages. His second wife, Soraya,
was beautiful and devoted. But
after eight years of marriage, he
Trade Pact
Offer Seen
BERLIN (AP)-West Germany
is expected to make an offer soon
to reinstate its trade pact with
Communist East Germany, can
celed in reprisal for the Red
squeeze on Berlin.
The question of concessions from
East Germans on the Berlin is
sue is being soft-pedaled. The West
Germans appear to have dropped
any idea of pressing for new East,
ern guarantees.
Thus the East Germans will
have gained a small but symbolic
right to issue passes to East Bcr
lin and given the West nothing in
return. The West is caught in this
dilemma if it asks the East Ger
mans to loosen their squeeze, it
boosts Rod prestige.
The two parts of the country
do not have official relations
Trade is handled on the West
German side by a specially cre
ated "trusteeship'' with headquar
ters in West Berlin.
East German Communists have
taken the position that since' the
West Germans canceled the pact,
it is up to their trusteeship to
make a new offer. Indications are
that the offer, when it comes,
will simply seek to restore the
situation as it existed, before the
cancellation Sept. .30. '
Mother Of 10 Maintains
Marriage To Lad Legal
SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPD-AI
44-ycar-old mother of 10 children
sought an attorney Saturday to,
defend her against charges thatl
she contributed lo the delinquency
of a minor by eloping with him.
Mrs. Susan Elizabeth Young of
nearby Harborside was released
without having to post any bail
Friday, and her arraignment In
Municipal Court was postponed
until she finds a lawyer.
"I'm glad tills is out In the
open," said Mrs. Young.
She is pregnant by Robert Buch
anan, 16, a student at Chula Vista
High School.
Mrs. Young said she and Robert
mot when he visited her house
last summer to see her 19-year-old
son, Robert, and that they rati
away and were married Oct. 28
in Tijuana, Mexico.
The twice divorced Mrs. Young
Storm Snarls Northern
By I'nllfd Press International
A windswept Pacific storm
which snarled Northern California
traffic wilh heavy rains and snow
appeared to be easing up Satur
day, but another may be on its
way,
The slorm, which deluged the
Eureka area wilh more than four
inches of rain, drenched the coast
al areas and blocked Sierra high
ways wim a llilcK DianKct oi,
white.
Several mult l-car accidents
were reported during llie blizzard
on U.S. Highway 40, but there
were no immediate rcporis ol
serious injuries.
The California Highway Patrol
reported that one accident 30
Voters Defeat
WELLINGTON, New Zealand
(AP) Prime Minister Walter
Nash's Socialist Labor govern
ment was defeated in general elec
tions Saturday by the private en
terprise National Party of Keith
Holyoake. .
The National Parly won 45 scats
in the 80-membcr House of Par-
lament, and Labor took the re
maining 35.
Nush had I one-scat majority
when the House was dissolved for
elections.
It was possible that the count
of absentee ballots would result
In i change in one or two seats.
Nash conceded the election to
HnKoiikc. however.
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NEWS. Klamath Falli, Oregon
reluctantly divorced her because
they had no male heir. The same
consideration1 figured in his ear
lier divorce.
Queen Elizabeth II of England
and Princess Michiko of Japan de
lighted subjects with baby
princes. They arrived less than
a week apart.
Gold Group
Heads Home
LONDON (AP)-The U.S. eco
nomic mission led by Treasury
Secretary Robert B. Anderson
headed home today from its Euro
pean quest for means to plug the
drain on American gold reserves.
The biggest gain seemed to be
British moral support.
Anderson and Undersecretary of
State Douglas Dillon left London
for New York in a U.S. Air Force
jet plane after talks in Bonn,
Paris and London. They declined
to make any statement at the air
port. Britain promised support rnday
for Washington's drive to persuade
North Atlantic Treaty Organiza
tion nations to shoulder more of
the common defense load and ease
the strain on U.S. gold supplies,
now below the $18-billion mark for
the first time in 20 years.
President Eisenhower's cam
paign to conserve the gold drew
sympathetic support from all sec
tions of the British press.
West Germany came .in for
sharp criticism for refusing to con
tribute to the support of U.S
forces in tliat country.
The conservative Daily Sketch
said: "The Americans who have
played fairy godmother to Europe
for so long are getting tough
about the cost of their foreign pol
icy." '
"America could balance its
books tomorrow by cutting down
foreign aid alone. Britain, along
with the rest of the Western Alli
ance, must accept the cost of
unity, which is economic inter
dependence. That may mean pay
ing out hard cash. It will also
mean bearing some ol the shocks
now being borne by the American
economy.
Newspapers noted the Ameri
cans did not ask the British for
support costs for American troops
standing guard in this., country
said, however, that the marriage
license which was to be mailed
to them has yet to arrive.
"The 'marriage' as far as we
are concerned is not legal," said
Sheriff's Sgt. Robert Majors.
Mrs. Young commented "I'll
marry him here if the courts let
me."
Buchanan was loo young to give
his consent to be married, said
Majors.
He added, "They say they are
in love with each other." '
Mrs. Young was jailed last
week when deputies received an
anonymous telephone call about
llie romance.
Buchanan also was held briefly
in Juvenile Hall nnd then turned
over to the custody of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Buchanan
of nearby Chula Visla. The Bu
chanans refused to comment
Friday.
miles west of Donner Summit In
volved two buses and several
cars. There were several injuries,
but a spokesman said reports
from the scene were not complete
because of weather conditions.
In some areas, patrolmen had
to walk traffic through the blind
ing snow.
One woman was killed and a
score of persons were injured in
accidents In the San Francisco
Buy Area, where more than one
inch of rain fell in 24 hours.
Mrs. Shirlev K. Riscling.
Oakland, was killed Friday night
when she lost control of her car
while coming oul of the Broad
way Tunnel east of Oakland and
struck another vehicle head-on.
Socialists
cial Credit League, did not win a
, , end Northern cal'iorni
SlllglC SCUt. j Published deny le.ceol Sat. I and Sunday
The Labor parly, with 41 scats, Orl0J Vtminmns company
look office in li.r.7. resuming the, VuTa-Ini
Socialist rule it had exercised (or w. s sweeiuand Puoinner
t , Entered as second class matter at .the
14 years from 19J5 to 1949. n6,i 0,i,f, at Kiamatn Fain, ortoon.
... . r- J -1... i ion August 10. IfOS. under act 01 Con-
Foreign policy figured almost ,, "w.rch j. u; sondiasi oost
nnt al all in the camnaicn in ' " n F"- Ornon.
which both parties stressed such
issues as taxes and pensions.
The National parly advocated
a policy of incentives for private
enterprise and ownership, includ
ing reduced income, gift and in
heritance taxes, cheaper housing
loans and abolution of compulsory
trade unionism. Labor promised
higher pensions for Ktnrni."''
... . - . ;,. ..;..l .pcurity and w"" nease pnnne
' -i Manager
Sunday. November 17, lStf,
Prince Andrew was the first
child born to a ruling British mon
arch since Queen Victoria's reign.
He replaced his 9-year-old sister
Anne as second in line to the
crown. Their brother, Prince
Charles, is heir apparent. But sec
ond sons have become king of
England twice in this . century.
Four days later in Tokyo, rising
sun flags waved over crowds
shouting "banzai!" (May you live
1,000 years) as jubilant Japanese
celebrated the birth of Emperor
Hirohito's first titled grandson,
Only males may ascend the
chrysanthemum throne.
Crown Prince Akihito, observ
ing ancient rites, didn't go to the
hospital until after his son was
born. He arrived there after
pageantry in which the 53i-pound
Prince Hiro was given a warrior's
sword as a symbol of his duty to
defend the state.
Another I960 prince was born
in Brussels April 15 to P r i n
cess Paola, 22, and Prince Albert
of Liege. The Belgian princeling,
Philippe Leopold Louis Marie, is
second in line to succeed King
Baudouin.
Pacifists
In Solitary
NEW HAVEN. Cnnn. (API-
Three pacifists were determined
to remain in solitary confinement
today, despite an offer by author
ities at New Haven State Jail to
return them lo regular cells,
The three, jailed for trying to
interfere with the launching of the
nuclear missile submarine Ethan
Allen Tuesday, were placed in
isolation cells after breaking jail
rules, officials said.
They were identified as Victor
Richmond, 20, and Roger Aarons
19, both of New York City, and
Donald Martin, 20, of Wellesley,
Mass. They were among a group
of nine young pacifists arrested
at the Gioton launching.
Three have accepted release on
bail. Three others are being de
taincd in regular cells (or a hear
ing before U. S. Commissioner
Robert H. Alcorn Monday.
Officials said Richmond, Aarons
and Martin were placed in the
isolation cells Friday afler having
either refused to go to the prison
mess or to return to their cells.
"They could be out in five min
utes If they agreed to cooperate
with us," said Chief Deputy Jailer,
Frank J. Moore.
The trio was also maintaining
a fast of sorts. Their colleagues
said they had not eaten since
Wednesday morning and had not
taken any water since Thursday
noon.
Sheriff J. Edward Slavin, how
ever, said they had all partaken
of a turkey dinner on Thursday.
Patriarch Arrives
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt (AP) -Patriarch
Alexius of the Russian
Orthodox Church arrived here Fri
day by plane for a four-day visit,
accompanied by a group of Rus
sian, church dignitaries. The 83-yoar-old
churchman will visit Or
thodox churches nnd schools and
confer with members of the Or
thodox community.
KICCOKD RED EXPORTS
MOSCOW (AP)-Sovlet exports
of oil drilling equipment to cap
italist countries reached an all
time high this year, Tass reported.
California
Eleven persons were injured In
San Francisco" when a Powell
Street cable car skidded half a
block down Nob Hill and crashed;
into a line of vehicles, including
I wo private cars, two cabs, and a
Gray Line bus.
Police said the accident was l
apparently caused when rain
slicked tracks proved loo much
for the cable car's brakes.
Two women were injured in San
Francisco when their car crashed
into a bus carrying 14 Catholic
priests, most of them faculty
members of SI. Ignatius High
School.
A rash of minor accidents were
reported throughout the Bay Area.
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NATO Heads
PARIS (AP) Parliamentarians
from 15 North Atlantic Treaty
countries today recommended the
formation of a military fire brig
adewith nuclear weapons at its
disposal to meet any type of
Communist threats to the alliance.
The lawmakers unanimously ap
proved the idea originally put for
ward by Gen. Lauris Norstad, su
preme allied military command
er in Europe.
They also asked that NATO be
granted political control of atom
ic arms and delivery systems. At
present, practical control of such
weapons in the alliance rests with
the United States.
The resolutions passed at the
closing session of the annual con
ference of NvTO parliamentarians
carry only advisory weight. They
will be sent to the NATO Council
for official consideration.
The proposed fire brigade
Official Raps Admiral
For Untaxed Liquor Move
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rear
Adm. William L. Erdmann, USN
(Ret), was officially reprimanded
by Navy Secretary William B.
Franke Friday for bringing $4,300
i worth of untaxed liquor into the
United States.
Franke, however, said no court-
martial proceedings will be insti
tuted against Erdmann, who was
fined $15,000 in U.S. District Court
earlier this montH. He had plead
ed guilty to misdemeanor charges
of unlawful possession of untaxed
liquor and failure to pay the tax.
Franke said the 57-year-old re
tired officer "will not be tried by
court-martial for military offenses
arising out of the same acts for
which he has already been con
victed." Erdmann was believed to have
m-l,acnH Itio liminr tnv.frrift in.
r..,om ...Wo ho haH sm-vorl .,
commander of U.S. Naval forces
in the Marianas before retiring
last April.
The liquor had been shipped to
Erdmann's Kentfield, Calif., home
in a box marked "household ef
fects" on board the aircraft car
rier Bon Homme Richard.
In announcing his decision,
Franke said Erdmann violated
Navy regulations and general or
ders, and that he "brought dis-
Gas Disperses
Caracas Riot
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) -Demonstrators
shouting pro-Castro
and anti government slogans
rioted in downtown Caracas Fri
day night and finally were dis
persed by tear gas.
No serious injuries were report
ed but police said considerable
damage was done. Tear gas was
used when the agitators attempt
ed to set fire to a bus.
A hard core of about 30 leftists
finally barricaded themselves in
a high school building from which
they threw rocks and Molotov
cocktails before they were scat
tered.
The outbreak coincided with a
strike which tied up telephone
service. The unionists ignored
government efforts to arbitrate
wage differences. National guards
men took over telephone instal
lations. The demonstrators began as
sembling early in the evening,
shouting against President Ro
mulo Betancourt and acclaiming
two Cuban students ordered de-
ported for what the government!
called improper conduct. I
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would not necessarily have its
own nuclear weapons, although
this had been one part of the res
olution when it was first debated.
The final resolution simply said
that the brigade "must be in a
position to use" nuclear weapons.
The parliamentarians i avoided
any mention of NATO as a "fourth
atomic power." Their resolution
on the eventual control of atomic
weapons simply urged the NATO
Council to establish its own "po
litical authority" over nuclear de
livery systems and their use.
At present, Gen. Norstad needs
permission from the White House
before employing atomic devices,
although' he is pledged lo consult
the NATO Council if there is time
Giving NATO political authority
over the use of these weapons ap
peared to mean that in the future
the , supreme commander also
would have to seek the permission
credit upon himself and disrepute
to the Navy.
"He failed to demonstrate the
qualities of leadership and recti'
tude required of a Naval officer,"
the Navy secretary said.
The official action did not effect
Erdmann's retirement pay, said
to be. close to $1,000, a month
Erdmann may reply to the repri
mand if he so desires, Franke
said, adding that both it and the
action of the court will be en
tered in the o f f i c e r's record
against him. .
Five Approve
Fluoridation
CHICAGO (AP)-The president
of the American Dental Associa
tion said Friday at least a million
citizens were losers in the Nov. 8
.election because their communi-
ties had rejected proposals to
fluoridate drinking water.
Dr. Charles H. Patlon of Phila
delphia, in a statement issued by
association headquarters in Chi
cago, said it appeared that voters
in only five localities with a popu
lation of about 40,000 approved
fluoridation.
The ADA has endorsed treat
ment of drinking water to reduce
incidence of tooth decay.
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before dipping into his nuclear ar
senal.
The parliamentarians said the
fire brigade mobile striking force
should employ nuclear weapons
only where necessary lo counter
act a nuclear attack. Invoking
Norstad's own speech earlier last
week, they said the use of atomic
weapons should result only from
"specific, deliberate decision
at a level higher than the com
mander of the basic combat ele
ments.
Other resolutions urge'd greater
coordination in the development
and production of weapons and
greater economic cohesion within
the alliance.
Group Requests
Tax Incentives
NEW YORK (AP)-The Nation
al Association of Manufacturers
urges industrial tax incentives and
curbs on union power to offset the
growth of foreign economic com
petition.
A special report disclosed
Thursday by the association's eco
nomic advisory committee noted
the rapid spread of industrializa
tion abroad and recommended:
'Removing the tax barriers to
capital formation, authorizing
sound depreciation policies, curb
ing the monopolistic powers ot la
bor unions and, in general, pro
viding the kind of economic cli
mate which is conducive to busi
ness growth and individual free
dom.
The report said that "excessive'
union strength has been pushing
prices upward. Unions contend
that greater productivity has ac
companied higher wages.
The report contained no appeal
for higher tariffs or the culling
off of international economic aid.
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Commercials
Invade
Music Hall
LONDON AP) Television-
style commercials have come t
London's famed old Palladium
Music Hall. 1
Vaudeville is larded with cak
mixes and baking powder.
Between the comedians, high-
stepping dancing girjs, singers
and a jazz band, the merits of this
cake mix, that baking powder and
the latest in electric cookers are
extolled.
Organizers announced the spon
sored show first in the Palladi
um's history as "a new advertis
ing and entertainment medium."
A comedian told a story about
an American in a British train.
When all the titters had died
down a shrill-voiced lady cookery
demonstrator showed the invited
audience of housewives how to
succeed as a swiss roll t jelly
roll) maker.
The swiss roll, made with that
special brand of whiter than while
baking powder, mixed with this
super automatic mixer, went into
the very latest creation in electric
cookers.
Back to vaudeville then, while
the swiss roll cooked.
Somebody sang. The comedian
told a story about three briga
diers. The swiss roll came out, dona
to a fine spongy texture which
only that special brand of baking
powder can produce.
A cool trumpeter trumpeted. '
The cook took a turn at demon
strating how to succeed with
souffle.
The girls came on.
A shoulder of pork then look
a turn on a roasting spit.
The band played God Save tha
Queen.
Beck Verdict
To Be Studied
SEATTLE (AP) - The four-to-
four Washington Slate Suprema
Court vote which upheld t h a
grand larceny conviction of for-.
mer Teamsters' Unio President
Dave Beck will be reviewed by
the U.S. Supreme Court Jan. 19.
King County Prosecutor Charles
O. Carroll said Saturday he had
learned Charles S. Burdell, Beck's
attorney, had obtained a continu
ance. The Supreme Court review was
originally set for last Monday.
Beck was convicted here of mis
appropriating $1,900 from sale of
a union-owned automobile and
sentenced to up to 15 years in
prison. He has been free on bail
during appeal.
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Uorrii, California
"Fleane Don'l Eat the Daisies"
In Color St Ctnemascopt
With Doris Day David Nivrn
Sun. Mon., Nov. 2Hh A -'Klh
Box Office Opens at 1 P.M.
Director Comm.,
L. Wilfi Jr..
JONF. STATE.