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Monroe News-Star Friday, November 22, 1963 3-B Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. GOP Chairman Sees No Draft K. fcw fa SOMUSE M5BD kn ON Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as ST. LOUTS National Chairman William E. Miller warned GOP presidential hopefuls they will have to work for the Republican nomination because there will be no draft candidate.

think anyone who wants the nomination in 1964 ought to be about it right Rep. Miller of New York said. jone who just sits by expecting i to be drafted will be disap- Thus far, he said, it appears that the nomination will go either to Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New has an- Millef is in St.

Louis for a two-day, 13-state regional Republican meeting that ends Saturday. lie expressed optimism about Republican chances in 1964 to Claims Hoffa Had No Part In Bribe Bid TELEVISION NOTES NASHVILLE, Tenn. Teamsters President James R. Hoffa plaved no part in an al- win the presidency and a ma- jority in the House of Represen- Jury hnbme attempt tatives. Iwhich led to the disbarmment of He told a news conference the Republicans would gain in the South, Midwest and Texas, where had better get political or he just might be in trouble Rep.

Robert Wilson of Califor- a prominent local attorney, a U.S. District Court was told in a secret hearing Thursday. Judge William E. Miller disclosed that attorney Z. T.

Osborn told him Hoffa was er 0 nia, chairman of the GOP Con-junaware 0f an attempt to bribe gressional Campaign Committee, said the party has desig-i nated 23 congressional districts in the Midwest as target areas. Republicans hope to pick up 11 door hearing i Jumbles. SKULK LILAC iXODUS RANDOM Answer: What a ferryboat might do to its passengers -MAKE THEM CROSS ITS IMPOSSIBLE TO ACCIDENTALLY RUIN A FINE STEREO RECORD! I MICRO-TOUCH 2G TONE ARM featuring free floating" cartridge NEW 1964 1 HIGH FIDELITY STEREO in fine furniture a prospective juror for Jan. 6 jury tampering trial. Osborn testified at a closed- held Tuesday in I believe former Vice 12 seats in these he office.

The attorney dent Richard M. Nixon when he I said. was disbarred from federal says he is not a candidate andi He declined to name specific Hav hut does not intend to be a candi-1 districts, but said the GOP ex- court the following day but has Miller said. ipected to pick up an additional iannounced plans to appeal. Miller called for Republican in Ohio, are things that must presidential aspirants to enterjMissouri, Indiana, Kansas, Ne- be said on my side of the mat- istate preferential primaries.

He braska, Iowa, Michigan, and I will have an oppor said if anyone won all the pri- consin and Minnesota. tunity to say these things in President Kennedy; hope to gain at least 20 due Osborn said in a did on the Democratic side in congressional seats in the statement released through Republican conven- Wilson said. is in Teamsters Union headquarters tion could not deny him the some areas where we have not I in Washington Thursday is a sound thought anyway. inferiority complexes and stir reporters in Washington. matter what propaganda jealousy in the ladies at home is not a matter that can be fought in the his statement said.

is a matter for litigation. Doubters are advised to check you that most of the angered ground that Osborn attempted life expectancy charts at writers of letters defending to offer a $10.000 bribe to Ralph Elliott of one of 36 prospective jurors. Elliott, who the court said was never was ap- Demonstrators Protest Killing Of 2 Prisoners NEW YORK (AP) About 600 demonstrators picketed the West 100th Street station house Thursday night, protesting the elude teen-aged girls with the of two prisoners last influential female lobbv we are sense theory that women are to referring to, for their monetary Five demonstrators were ar- blame, great part, for inPT.OQcin0 thp low state of network television Women Blamed For Poor Shows By RICK DU BROW the insurance companies. Before proceeding, let us in- HOLLYWOOD (UPI) our unresearched but common- conduct. entertainment.

It is always relieving to find a scapegoat for a bad situation, especially one you can be sure is physically weaker. But ask yourself: Who controls far and away the most spending money in the country? Women. And what is the main purpose of network entertainment? To sell products. And who, therefore, would the sponsors try to satisfy most in prime-time entertainment? Women. It is a long-accepted and gen power is increasing all the rested for disorderly time.

Together, they have were no injuries, ways been a prime target of The demonstrators, chanting the entertainment merchants. and carrying signs, protesting In the movies, for instance, we know how important to the the killing of Victor Rodriguez and Maximo Salerno, two youths boxoffice was the film aimed arrested for molesting tenants mainly at women the weepJin an Upper West Side apart- ers, the Joan Crawford epics, house, etc. Traditionally, it was the Patrolman James Edmundson woman who dragged the said he shot the pair after Bod- pooped husband out of the riguez pulled a gun and fired a house to catch a flicker. wild shot in the patrol car tak- In the theatre, especially ln! tag them to the station, these days of high costs, we know how difficult it is for a nomination. had a candidate before.

Europe Markets Appear Less Rosy erally true truism (in the to survive without the mortal words of a studio boss steady business of ladies the- here) that women are the main afre parties. And we know instigators in choosing family what effect this has had on the entertainment. In fact, one content of stage productions, could probably argue with In television, no less than 15 some sense that if primarily of the top-rated 40 shows are male viewers were relied upon i situation comedies. And it is to turn on television sets, the common knowledge that number of programming hours weekly heroines shouldn't be might well be reduced, which too glamorous, or it will give a No the ladies and their publica- And there is no question about tions give us. any non-brain- which sex most avidly supports washed male knows they have the medical sick shows, more leisure time than we do.

Any television writer can tell video heroes are women. Men, being more naturally sensible, care much less. picture FRAMING Custom Designing Frame Repair and Finishng tfsAKEthP PI ST. MONftOE LA NEW YORK (AP) Amcri- for American goods, can businessmen are taking a But early this year, France proached, new and colder look at interna- vetoed petition for en- Tt 'vas learned tnat tne jus tional commerce prospects. try.

The other members quar- Department is investigating Thov sneak of a drastic turn- reled on several issues. Levies the possibility of attempts to m- lnev speax oi a orastic ruin Ampriran noultrv wero flucnce others selected for pos- ahout in the last few months, against American were uncomine Iraised and America readied duty in me upcoming The European Common Mar- Hoffa trial, ket. many say, has turned sour. Hoffa's attorneys are expect- So has the hope that trade ties fa ed to ask early next week for will produce a political United the etions heard a continuance and renew their States of Europe to stand solid nouu, charges that Hoffa cannot get ers dollars 5 And now the Communists are trjos back on their feet and adverse publicity holding out their own prospects thcn shut the door jn our facc Federa Judge Frank Gray of trade, grain so far but may- savs Gov Car, Sanders of trilf will not' be other goods later. Georgia, a state big in poultry nrl inonod Businessmen questioned dur- production.

ing a cross-country tour to sam- President pie the nation's business mood Investors Diversified Services sav not quite certain of Minneapolis said Com- ft what to make of all this. mon Market is just the old every' occasion Says Robert Keith, executive iff with a high-sounding vice president of the Pillsburv name. They will have to be per- Co. in Minneapolis: have suaded to let their tariffs down: to be on our toes if to they do it come out ahead sfri Keith says the United States THINK HILLER'S hr. must do all it can to revive For Christmas Be sure to see our beautiful window prospects for free world trade, Gifting Durretts OHUUW SCBfICR Thomas Moses of GIFTS GALORE REED ROCKET NUT CRACKER ONLY $375 at the same time making the most of anv Communist offers.

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