Honor, Obey, and . . .
Serve Breakfast in Bed!
SOUTHAMPTON, England WU
Brian Mooney, 19, has a pledge
from his bride-to-be: breakfast in
bed every day of his life.
Janet Bull, 19, made the prom
ise Friday in winning a magis
trate’s permisson to marry. Brian’s
father, 61-year-old Robert Money,
had objected to the marriage.
“My son is petted and pampered
bv his mother,” the elder Mooney
explained, adding: “He won’t get
the same treatment on his honey
moon and the shock may ruin his
marriage.”
Replied Janet: “I’ll look after
him just as well as his mother did.'
I’ll give him breakfast in bed
every day.”
That convinced the magistrate
and it seemed to convince Brian’s
father. He wished the youngsters
good luck as they left the court.
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Crash Takes Life of
Betrothed Juneau Pilot
JUNEAU UP) — Pilot Ralph Ci
offi of Juneau was killed Saturday
in the crash of his float plane 50
miles west of Petersburg.
Cioffi, a pilot for Lokken Air
Charter of Juneau, was flying
equipment to the Pentilla logging
camp on Kadak Bay, Kuiu Island,
and was alone in the plane.
Reports here were that the
plane crashed on land about 2,000
feet from the camp. The cause was
undetermined.
Cioffi was to have been mar
ried Sunday to Miss. Eve Ed
wards of Juneau.
BOEING CONTRACTS
TO BUILD BOOSTER
SEATTLE UP) — The Boeing Co.
won a research contract today to
develop a quick-reacting rocket
booster called Hibex for an anti
missile missile.
The announcement was tele
phoned here from offices of Sens.
Henry M. Jackson and Warren
Magnuson, D-Wash., who called
the project “highly important in
America’s missile defense pro
gram.”
The contract for Hibex, mean
ing “High gravity boost, experi
mental,” was awarded by the De
fense Department’s advance re
search project agency.
Initially $6 million was released
for Boeing to proceed with work
at Seattle until the contract terras
are negotiated.
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Disputed Drug Held by
Welfare Dept. 'Ineffectual'
WASHINGTON ~ The Wel
fare Department announced today
that the controversial drug krebio
zen has been identified as creatine,
an animal acid plentifully avail
able from meat in the regular diet
and found to be ineffective in treat
ment of cancer in animals.
Dr. T. Philip Waalkes, associate
director of the National Cancer
Institute, told a news conference
that in view of the large quan
tity of the substance already in the
body, “it is impossible to conceive
that creatine . . . “could be of any
value” in treating human cancer
if used in doses of the size pro
posed by the sponsors of krebio
zen.
He said the human b<xiy would
produce about a gram or more of
creatine normally each day.
But in Chicago Dr. Andrew C.
Ivy, chief scientific advocate of a
thorough testing of krebiozen, said
that “creatine is not krebiozen,”
and described the government find
ings as ridiculous.
“They are apparently willing to
do anything to get out of perform
ing clinical tests of krebiozen,” he
said, adding “This is the only sci
entific way to get such a test.”
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Fishermen W ives
Protest Treaty
Giveaway Practice
SEATTLE UP) — Fishing fam
ilies face great hardships if the
United States gives away more of
its historic rights at the North Pa
cific Fisheries treaty negotiations
in Tokyo later this month, the Hal
ibut Fishermen’s Wives Associa
said said yesterday.
“The opening of the eastern
Bering Sea halibut to Japan al
ready has created havoc with the
livelihood of our fishermen,” Mrs.
Gus Molvik, association president,
said.
There has been a “tremendous |
drop”’ in halibut fishing in the ,
Hecate Strait area off British Co
lumbia during the years the east
ern Bering Sea has been fished for
halibut, the association said.
“This proves, in the minds of
the fishermen, that the more hali
but taken from the Bering Sea,
the fewer halibut there are to
travel to other areas as they ma
ture,” the group said.
“Yet the North Pacific Fisheries
Commission said we were not uti
lizing the eastern Bering Sea at
the time the commission allowed
the Japanese to participate in that
fishery.
Because of this open-handed
policy — our historic fishing
grounds are being depleted at a
frightening rate.”
Mrs. Molvik said, “The Jap
anese want to remember that
housewives buy a lot of Japanese
goods of different kinds. We could
hardly be expected to look writh
favor on things imported from Ja
pan if we found ourselves at odds
with the Japanese fishing indus
try — and we believe American
housewives generally would sup
port us in this.”
The association president said
there have been incidents on the
fishing grounds, including “brute
force” maneuvers by foreign
fleets that endangered Seattle
fishermen and their gear.
A FOURTH CHARGED
LONDON — Ronald A. Biggs,
34, Wednesday became the fourth
person charged with taking part
in Britain’s $714-million mail train
robbery.
Five other persons are under ar
rest on charges of receiving por
tions of the loot from the Aug. 8
robbery of the Glasgow-London
train.
After a brief court hearing,
Biggs was returned to jail pend
ing a court appearance next
Tuesday.
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children will go for. Here are a
few flavors that were tried and
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and chile con came.
Why Should I
Support the Newspaper?
“I realize this town needs a
newspaper, but why should I be
the one to support the newspaper?”
Every merchant has heard all of
the old reasons for supporting his
newspaper. In a way he knows:
they are true, but he isn’t inter
ested in any patriotic approach to
business, and the newspaper isn’t
asking for his support anyway.
So why should any merchant
advertise in his newspaper'.’ Be
cause it is good business to use
newspaper advertising, because it
helps sell merchandise, it helps
make more profits Every mer
chant has a selfish reason for
“supporting” his newspaper. It is
not charity. It pays him dividends.
No one need make an excuse
for newspaper advertising. Per
haps excuses should be made for
the way newspaper advertising is
used at times. Properly written,
properly delivered newspaper ad
vertising will sprout dividends.
Newspaper advertising is not an
experiment.
You should “support” your
newspaper for the same reason
you support your landlord. It is
good business. Support your news
paper for the same reason you
buy fire insurance and support
your church, to get fire protection
1 in this world and the next. Your
j newspaper brings people to your
j store. But you have to ask for
| business.
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Don t support your newspaper
through sympathy, through civic
pride, through loyalty, through pa
triotism. You can’t build business
on the friendship basis. To sell
merchandise you have to con
stantly tell both friends and stran
gers what you have for sale.
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