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Angelina Jolie has to make herself "useful" to avoid having an "empty life".
The 42-year-old actress has a lot on her plate - with six children as well as a busy career. She also takes on humanitarian work, but said in a new interview with Deadline that each aspect of her life adds up to making her feel as though she's contributing something to the world.
"You have your creative, and you have your work, and every day of your life is going to be about somehow growing as a person," she explained. "Somehow feeling you can contribute to the extent that you can get tribute.
"We're all trying to find balance, as people. I think to be a balanced person, you have to find those things that you just purely enjoy. But, of course, if you aren't participating in the bigger picture of life, and in being somehow useful, and you aren't doing something and growing, then really, you'll find you're not very happy. Really, you'll have quite an empty life."
Angelina recently acted as producer on Nora Twomey's Oscar-nominated animated feature The Breadwinner, which tells the story of a young Afghan girl called Parvana, who is forced to dress as a boy to provide for her family after her father is sent to prison.
The film resonated with Angelina, and she hopes that it will also "engage people emotionally" as they watch it.
"I think if you can't travel to places, then we can bring these places and these people closer to you through film," she explained. "If you haven't met a Parvana... you can meet them, and you can be moved by them, and you can spend time with them during the time you watch the film.
"It's not just the act of changing law, it's that people know why they feel compelled to do it, and that they feel connected to other human beings across the world, and they feel emotional about what their needs are. Then, they're compelled. So it helps us to first engage people emotionally."


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Ashland University Lecture to Feature John Beckett
The Gordon E. Heffern Lecture on Christian Ethics in Business at Ashland University this year will feature a lecture by John D. Beckett, chairman of R.W. Beckett Corp. and author of the book, "Loving Monday: Succeeding in business without selling your soul."
The event, which is free and open to the public, will be held Wednesday, March 21, at noon in the John C. Myers Convocation Center on the AU campus. Ashland University and In His Steps Foundation are sponsoring the event, which is hosted by AU's Richard and Sandra J. Dauch College of Business and Economics.


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Kumar Sangakkara: The crown jewel of Ceylon
It is often said that batting is a job of attrition and persecution with the sword of a single mistake hanging over the head, that renders it joyless as batsmen are trained to be stoic and philosophical about the whole process of run gathering.
The approach and the attitude adopted by the batsmen to emanate from the emerald islands have always baffled me and the retirement of swarthy and svelte Kumar Sangakkara from all forms of cricket, after three astounding seasons for Surrey recently in the English championships have left many like myself with a lump in the throat, for such was the dignified manner exemplified by this model cricketer on and off the field.
His game was built around a sturdy defence, but his chief strength was his nimble-footed presence. His ability to cut and drive with equal felicity showed an alert mind that sensed length pretty quickly.
I first saw Sanga in mid-2001 during a one-day series in Sri Lanka where he was not too successful but then one could spot the radiating brilliance in his fleeting display.
That he and Mahela Jayawardene filled the void caused by the departure of Aravinda de Silva and Arjuna Ranatunga with aplomb was something Sri Lankan cricket would be perpetually grateful for.
Another feature of Sangakkara was his methodical preparation and his investment in the process. Being a fit individual, he had to be at his best to endure the rigours of both batting and keeping. He was cooler than a frozen cucumber and his astute application of skills ensured that Sri Lanka was a huge force to be reckoned with at home within the company of Mahela and Muttiah Muralitharan.
The world-class partnership of 624 runs for the third wicket between Sangakkara and Jayawardene at SSC Colombo in July 2006 versus the South Africans was the stuff of legends and Sangakkara had made 287 priceless runs, bettering his then best of 270. Needless to mention, he loved the Proteas attack.
Sangakkara also loved the bouncy Australian pitches, for he adapted to it ever so quickly in a swimmingly smooth fashion, so unlike other Asian batting giants. Quick and sharp off either foot, at Hobart in late 2007, he peeled a majestic 192 that was full of his trademark elegance.
Adaptability may well have been this charming islander's middle name, for he adjusted ever so cleverly to the demands of the shorter formats. His phenomenal success even as late as in the 2015 World Cup - he notched up four tons in a row - spoke volumes of his tenacity and innate method to ride the crest of a wave when in sublime form, as was recently witnessed with his efforts at Surrey, where he plundered hundreds at will.
His surreal knocks in the World T20 Championships in Bangladesh enabled his side to emerge victorious after earlier disappointing finishes in the finals of the 50-over competitions in West Indies India, in 2007 and 2011 respectively.
Indian IPL audiences were also regaled by the southpaw when he wore the franchise shirts of Punjab, Deccan and the Sunrisers Hyderabad. His partnership with the lanky Aussie, Tom Moody whilst with Sri Lanka and during his IPL days was enviable and egoless. On many an occasion, he insisted that he would not play just because he was a skipper, catering to his team's needs, when his then current form was not "red hot".
I always found him ever so articulate and diplomatic with his communication skills. With his rich educational background, it was not at all a surprise. Apparently a voracious reader, his Colin Cowdrey lecture drew attention to the slimy administration and the cunning skulduggery politics of Sri Lankan cricket.
Not too many modern-day cricketers would have mustered the nerve and audacity to take on the might of a home administration infested with medieval practices, whilst being a professional practitioner. His vision for a greater transparency and efficiency shone through, for he is and always has been a man of wonderful ideals.
He was not devoid of a sharp tongue either behind the wickets, giving 'em as good as he got as a batsman, but his confidence in his ability was breathtaking and he was, I felt, in a league of his own, warding off sublime competition from a regal Jayawardene.
His cover driving as a left-hander was out of the top draw, and much like another graceful lefty, Mike Hussey, behind the facade of agile and nimble-footed ballet dancer-like fitness levels was a man who was maniacal, cocooned in his studious preparations.
Life begins at 40, it is said, and I won't be too surprised if the meticulous, natty and suave Sangakkara embraces other challenges with the same adroitness and ambassador methods that he brought to the table as a legendary cricketer.
The day is not too far away when this charming Lankan will travel the world, winning friends and business as a dapper external affairs minister, or for that matter setting the inland house in order with his remarkable legal acumen and scholarly law background, for his eloquence even whilst silent is so communicative.


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The life of a runner, mother, radiopharmacist and vicar's wife – that's me!
There hasn't been a whole load of running done this week. I still have a bit of a chesty cough and both family and work have been busy this week. However, I'm still fairly pleased that I've been able to get in a couple of miles each day simply by running from where I park my car to work every day (and back again of course). It isn't far, and it would be good if I could arrive a little earlier some days and do a longer circuit, but it is something.
We've also been doing exercises as a family. Originally, the rest of the family were following this 30 days in January exercise schedule from the Shayloss youtube channel but that is now over so we've had to make up our own exercise schedules. The workouts were only about 5 min each day, it could have done with being longer but I guess that 5 min is easily manageable every day and at least it is something.
These are our family's exercise routines this week:
Day 1: 30 seconds high knees, 30 seconds rest, 30 seconds burpees, 30 seconds rest. Repeat 3 times (6 min)
Day 2: 30 seconds single leg balance reach (right leg), 30 seconds single leg balance reach (left leg), 30 seconds side plank with rotation (right side), 30 seconds side plank rotation (left side). Repeat 3 times (6 min)
Day 3: 30 seconds press ups, 30 seconds dead bugs. Repeat 8 times (8 min).
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This Census was taken under authority of the Act 48 Victoria, Cap. III, assented to on the lst May, 1885.
The information which relates to population is a statement of facts in existence at the time appointed for the taking of the census, on the 3lst July, 1886 all other information relating to products refers to the period of twelve months immediately preceding that date.
This report is accompanied by tables giving ratios, between districts, of population and products; also by a comparative statement of the two Censuses of 1881 and 1886, showing the progress made by the Province during these five years.
Since the Census of 1881 was taken, the Province of Manitoba has been reduced in area by about one-half, through the annexing to Ontario and Keewatin of that portion of territory lying east of Lake of the Woods, and which was then called the Manitoba Extension.
For the purpose of establishing comparisons between the two Censuses, the figures referring to the above annexed territory were deducted from the general result of the Census of 1881.
As in previous Censuses, the population 036 droit or de jure system was adopted for the enumeration of the people.
Recourse was had to the returns in the Indian Office, in order to Obtain information respecting the Indian population receiving pay under the treaties; and figures were taken from the registers kept. This course was necessary Owing to the nomadic habits of the Indians, and to the fact that few of the enumerators were able to speak their language. Those Indians, however, which did not receive pay under the treaties were enumerated in the same manner as the whites.
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Aniseikonia - A Review
What is Aniseikonia?
Aniseikonia is a term coined to describe a difference in size of the optical images of the two eyes. By optical is meant not the retinal image, but that image which reaches consciousness as a perception. However, according to anther definition, in clinical syndrome of aniseikonia, the retinal images differ in size in the right and left eyes.
How do you get aniseikonia?
Depending on their nature, the causes of aniseikonia may be classified as the following:
- Anisometropia: The most obvious cause of aniseikonia is anisometropia and the wearing of glasses that differ in magnifying power for the two eyes. In fact, aniseikonia is most commonly encountered with spectacle corrections in anisometropia. The closer to the eye's principal point an optical correction is located; the less is its effect on the retinal image size.
- Asymmetrical convergence: The next most common cause of aniseikonia is asymmetrical convergence. When an object is brought near the eyes, its image increases in size. If it is in the midline, so that the eyes converge symmetrically upon it, the increase is equal in the two eyes. But if the object is far to the right or the left, it is obviously not equally near each eye, but much nearer one eye. The retinal image in that eye is, therefore, larger.
- Unknown cause: There are certain people in which no well-known cause exists to account for the aniseikonia. In these cases also the eyes are able to compensate for small or moderate amounts of aniseikonia.
Can laser surgery (LASIK) cause Aniseikonia?
Aniseikonia can be induced by refractive laser surgery (such as LASIK), typically when refractive error is different in one eye than the other after surgery. Similarly, Aniseikonia may also occur if a myopic patient is overcorrected in one eye into hyperopia, a hyperopic patient is overcorrected in one eye into myopia, or any combination where the refractive error is significantly different after refractive surgery. In addition, temporary aniseikonia almost always occurs during the gap between refractive surgeries when a patient has surgery performed on one eye at a time.
Why does it matter if I have it?
Aniseikonia is not usually easy to determine from the symptoms because they are the general manifestations of eyestrain. Aniseikonia is considered to be clinically significant when a patient's visual system has difficulty combining two images of different size and/or shape in a single perceived image. Aniseikonia throws a burden on the neuromuscular mechanism for binocular vision.
What can I do about it?
The treatment for aniseikonia depends on what is causing it. It can be corrected with glasses, contact lenses, additional laser eye surgery, wavefront-guided surgery or topography-guided surgery.
The most effective way to reduce or eliminate aniseikonia is to provide an iseikonic prescription. One cannot change the effective power at the cornea, because this would reduce the patient's visual acuity. However, one can change the accompanying spectacle magnifications of the corrective lenses by manipulating the base curve, centre corneal thickness and index of refraction.
Are there any possible long-term effects if I don't get it corrected?
The consequences of aniseikonia may be considered from two points of view:
- How it affects seeing, and
- What symptoms it causes.
Generally speaking, aniseikonia within the range of 1 to 5 per cent produces faulty spatial localization. Above the 5 per cent level, the predominant symptoms are those of diplopia or suppression. If left untreated, severe aniseikonic symptoms have been experienced by patients following retinal detachment surgery, 49 macular edema, and astigmatism induced by dendritic ulcer. Such symptoms may include headache, vertigo, asthenopia, stammering, and numerous other complaints.
Won't my eyes just adjust to seeing objects differently?
In ordinary cases, patient's eyes do get adjusted to some extent, so that binocular vision goes on satisfactorily. However, the amplitude of adjustment in aniseikonia is limited as compared to other amplitudes, viz., accommodation which compensates for certain common errors of refraction, or the amplitude of fusion which compensates for heterophoria. In case of severe or large aniseikonia, however, the task of compensating for any of the defects of binocular vision is too great for the amplitude of adjustment and, hence, the patient's eye tend to avoid binocular vision which eventually leads to strabismus.
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Have any of you made your own yoghurt? I've been reading up on it, seeing a few youtubes on it, and am seriously considering making my own. My only issue is how to find the perfect place where I can incubate the yoghurt at 110º F for 8-12 hours.
Anyway, I'm considering it after having a hard time finding a particular brand of Greek yoghurt made in Australia called "Wallaby" Greek Yoghurt. It's smooth, creamy, and not tart (and it's made from 2% organic milk--so lower in fat than some that are as much as 10% milk fat.) It's the only yoghurt I enjoy plain (or made into tzatziki or french-onion dip for veggies and chips.)
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Bayimba - together with its partners in the East African region and with Mimeta support - organized the 2nd edition of DOADOA-East African Performing Arts Market that was developed as a regional networking platform for the performing arts industry in the region. DOADOA was introduced to improving the mobility of artists within the East African region and to enhance their chances for a career beyond their own region. The market aims at making regional and international markets accessible to artists, enticing scouts to meet and interact with the artists while offering them expertize and advice on how to make the next step in their career.


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However, there's still tomorrow/Friday for stuff so I don't know what I'm stressing about.
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Girls college redefines paradigm of education
Popularly referred to as "Shanti Niketan of Punjab", a girls' college in the interiors of Riarki belt of Gurdaspur district has set a new benchmark in self-governance.punjab Updated: Feb 27, 2012 11:29 IST
Popularly referred to as "Shanti Niketan of Punjab", this girls' college in the interiors of Riarki belt of Gurdaspur district has set a new benchmark in self-governance.
At a time when most colleges in Punjab are finding it hard to cope with shortage of staff, Baba Aya Singh Riarki Girls College stands out as an exception. It is managing the show with just five teachers, and managing it well by redefining the teacher-taught equation.
The taught double up as teachers here, in sync with the maxim of "each one, teach one". With brilliant students teaching their juniors, the college has never felt the need for more teachers.
The college has only two clerks to look after its accounts. The remaining work is being managed by students, who have especially been trained for the purpose.
The students not only keep their surroundings clean by sweeping the floors, but also conduct examinations on their own. Surprisingly, no case of cheating has been reported from the college.
The college had collected Rs 21,000 from students as a reward for anyone who detects a case of copying. No one has been able to claim this money so far. It is for this reason that Guru Nanak Dev University and the state school education board deploy minimal staff in the college on exam duty.
An 11-member student committee, en elected body headed by a secretary, manages everything from admissions to exams. The committee also decides the fee structure.
Principal Swaran Singh Virk said the college only charges for the "real expenditure" incurred on students. The annual fees is Rs 800 for day scholars and Rs 5,000 for hostellers.
Emphasising the role of the college in character building, Virk said, "We haven't turned education into a business. Our stress is on making the institution and its students self-reliant. Students themselves cook the food for hostellers."
There is no discrimination on the basis of caste or religion as the college celebrates festivals of all religions. Students have the liberty to perform their religious rituals in the college independently.
The college has its own solar system, a dairy farm and a biogas plant, all managed by students, who are also required to voluntarily plant saplings every year.
The college has set an example in discipline while at the same time strictly adhering to the Punjabi ethos. Its students have not only excelled in academics, but have also come out in flying colours in religious studies year after year.
Located on the bank of Upper Bari Doab Canal in Tugalwal village, this college was started in 1974 with just 14 students on 15 acres of land. The strength of the college has gone up to 4,000 since.
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"I am so tired I cannot walk another inch" or "I'm so sleepy I might fall asleep standing here".
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To search for your light if not then what is it
Is this hyperbole or idiom? ....'had set his blood on Fri.e '
I pretty sure it's an idiom.
Pls someone help me ...... what is a hyperbole for the sun?
the sun is melting me
His face lights up
Is this a hyperbole, "I'm so hungry I could eat a horse."
Of course. Can you literally eat a horse? No, it's too big. That's why it is exagerration
The cat grew so quick that it began to have its own gravitational pull.
That's hyperbole
is "they laughed their brains out" a hyperbole
looking straight into my soul
it's more figurative language than hyperbole. Hyperbole is an exaggeration like walking into a candy shop and saying, "I'm going to eat all of the chocolate!", or getting off a ride and saying, "We went a million feet in the air!"
Though the exclamation marks are unnecessary, the point is that there is exaggeration. Figurative language more describes one thing as something more dramatic, as your example does
Is "You couldn't love without this doughnut" a hyperbole?
"Is tomorrow May 3?" ,current date is April 9
Is, "they were starring into the eyes of death" a hyperbole?
thats a metaphor
I feel like it is more personification than hyperbole. You would be personifying death, not exaggerating their action.
it is staring not starring
Everyone knows that!
We're on fire
I'm drained from all the commotion
Keep your mind on death...?
is this a Hyperbole?
so whats the difference between hyperbole and exaggeration?
There seems that there is no difference between those two none at all
They are the same
They're synonyms.
I'll spend the rest of my life in doubt
it depends on the context: if you are literally going to spend the rest of your life in doubt --> no (because you're not exaggerating) .
If you are going to be in doubt for a very long time, but at some point will end your doubting it is a hyperbole
Is that a hyperbole??????????????
No that is a metaphor.
*hyperbolic metaphor
Actually that's a simile because it uses "like"
No. It's not comparing two things so it's not a simile. :)
She was so hungry that she ate the whole cornfield.
yes it is a hyperbole because it is an extreme exaggeration


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The Conan film is based on Robert E. Howard's mythical conqueror Conan the Barbarian. The new version is expected to be more faithful to Howard's original creation than were the Arnold Schwarzenegger films. The tale of Conan the Cimmerian and his adventures across the continent of Hyboria on a quest to avenge the murder of his father and the slaughter of his village.
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Director........ : Marcus Nispel
Writer........... : Thomas Dean Donnelly
Release......... : August 19th, 2011
Genres......... : Action | Adventure | Fantasy
Cast.............. : Jason Momo, Rose McGowan, Stephen Lang, Ron Perlman, Rachel Nichols
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A wetlands project has been proposed at Peace Park, located between Constant and Burcham Parks near the Kansas River. View the details on its page, affectionately called The Swamp.
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Danish Teak Dressing Table
A sweet and compact Danish dressing table, made in teak. With an adjustable mirror and three drawers with elongated handles for storage.
W: 78.3cm // D: 42.6cm // H: 111cm
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On Saturday 20th May 2017, Abbeyfield Girton Green opened its doors to host and welcome the community in for the Cottontails charity quiz night. Nestled in the heart of our village, the quiz was an opportunity to bring all sections of the community together to support Girton's village pre-school at a time when pre-schools up and down the country are struggling to navigate a precarious funding landscape. Here in Girton, there has been provision for pre-school aged and younger children for nearly 44 years. Cottontails is now an established and successful provider of early years education, ensuring Girton's children are ready for their next big step up to Girton Glebe
Cottontails haven't held a quiz night for quite a few years. We were all a little nervous about pulling it off. We needn't have worried! The event was a huge success, surpassing all expectations, raising a little over £713! More than sixty people attended, including teachers, staff and Governors from Girton Glebe Primary School, parents of Cottontails' children (past and present), friends and relatives, Girton WI, and residents of Girton Green. Thanks to everyone who came and supported the event.
We offer our thanks to the following local businesses for contributing an array of special prizes towards our raffle draw; Mr. Antonio De Luca of Blue Moon Barbers in Chesterton, Mr. Pasquale Benedetto owner of The Plough Coton, Autumn Valente of My Straw Garden, The Hotel Felix in Cambridge, and Paul Smith, Store Manager of the Girton Co-op. An extra thank you to Paul for providing a surprise range of treats for our contestants, and for championing Cottontails ensuring shoppers at the Girton Co-op sign-up and supports us!
Thank you also to the Abbeyfield Society Girton Green who generously hosted our event. The waiving of Abbeyfield Girton Green's hire fee meant our fundraising efforts received a boost before a single question was asked! Girton Green's office staff also helped by putting forward a team, supporting our efforts to sell tickets by making them available through their office, and ensuring guests were comfortable and looked after on the night.
Girton Green's Operations Manager, Andrew Watson said, "We are always keen to support and be involved in projects which will be of benefit to people within our community. This is a community event, which also invites our residents to become involved, some of whom may once have had children or grandchildren attending the pre-school. It's fitting that Abbeyfield supports such a worthy cause. And we wish Cottontails every success in all its future fundraising."
As ever, we offer thanks to Girton Town Charity for supporting all of our fundraising efforts this year. Every pound we've raised has benefitted every single child at Cottontails. Support like this against a backdrop of austerity and economic uncertainty is so important to small village organisations like ours. For this, we are very grateful.
If you weren't able to come along on the night, and would still like to contribute by way of a small donation, please use BT Mydonate. Mydonate is a commission free donation service run by BT for UK registered charities.


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Everyone wants a beautiful smile. Not only is a beautiful smile … well beautiful, it's also a sign of healthy teeth and gums. If you already have a beautiful smile you'll want to keep those pearly whites healthy and shining for years to come, so it's very important to properly care for them.
A great smile can leave a lasting first impression. Here are some tips on how you can get that winning grin and keep it looking that way for life.
Brush and Floss Often
This tip should be obvious, but, it's surprising how many people don't brush and floss their teeth as often as they should. You should, at least, brush and floss your teeth after every meal to make sure you remove any food that may be stuck between your teeth.
Brushing often is so important that you should talk with the dentists at Dental Avenue in Parramatta, Australia's leading dentists, to find out what type of tooth brush is best for your teeth and gums. Also, ask how often you should swap out your tooth brush for a new one, rule of thumb is every 60 days but make sure.
Floss after every time you brush your teeth. Not only will flossing help to remove all of the food particles caught in between your teeth, it also helps to keep your gums healthy as well.
Limit Your Intake of Sugar
A big misconception about sugar is that it causes your teeth to rot. However, sugar, itself, doesn't cause tooth decay but, if you continuously eat a lot of foods that contain sugar, you increase your chances of gaining oral bacteria that will cause tooth decay.
You acquire oral bacteria from carbohydrates like sugar, which produces acid as a by-product of fermentation. The acid will slowly erode the enamel layer or your teeth, which weakens them.
Increase Your Calcium Intake
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Stay Away from Sticky, Chewy Food
Sticky, chewy foods are more likely to stick to your teeth and create oral bacteria that will also eat away at the enamel of your teeth, increasing your chances for tooth decay. These foods also increase your chances of contracting the gum disease gingivitis.
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Denies Red Charges of Sabaatoge LONDON (UP) The United States denied today as "preposterous" Communist China's charges it ordered the sabotage of an air India plane that crashed while carrying Peiping representatives to the Afro-Asian conference in In- Throat dry? Smoke Ears ringing? moke Eyes bounc- Jng? Stomaclh jumping? Turn off your TV set. 3. Listen doc what is K-28 for ood teeth and formula 9 for good hair grooming? And is it U-235 hat breaks the laxative habit? 4. Camera shows construction worker hanging from girder, eat- ng his lunch 84 stories above the treet. Then a shot o£ a secretary munching a sandwich next to her ypewriter. Then a family out for Sunday dinner. Then: "Americans re such busy people they don't lave time to brush their teeth fter every meal. Who does — the trabs? The Italians? The lazy lobs of Upper Slobovia? 5. If one beer claims "less non- ermentcd sugar' and another beer ays, "All beer has the same mount of calories," who's on irst? 6. Maybe you can persuade me hat one detergent is capable of 'crforming absolute grade-A mir- bles, but you'll never convince "~ • -...,-, 1. _.".m --- - .--. -—-—--look at this Cu.ft.FRIGIDAIRE / ._ ^Here's a new, big family^sTzed Frigldaire with '|i everything you need for convenient food- Jceeping ... at a sensational price! Full-width ^Super-Freezer Chest, full-width Chill Drawer, ; full-width Hydrator for fruits and vegetables. And the door has Egg Server, Butter , and plenty'of s tall-bottle space. for only $269.95 about Liberal Trade-in! donesia. But Indian Prime waharlal Nehru said Minister Ja- the crash the South China Sea "has some very unusual features" and called it "peculiarly painful and distressing" because the plane was carrying eight Red Chinese delegates to Bandung. All eight were presumed killed. The Air India constellation Kashmir Princess crashed Monday into the South China Sea near Borneo with 18 persons aboard. Conflicting reports said three or six persons were rescued. Three were known to be Indian crew members. The Communist charges were broadcast by Peiping radio first and rebroadicast today by Moscow. They were picked up in Communist papers throughout the world in a major effort to discredit the United States and win sympathy for the Peiping regime. Red China also accused the United States of plotting to overthrow the Indonesian government. The British foreign office confirmed that its charge d'affaires in Peiping, Humphrey Trevelyan, received an oral warning from the Reds that there might be trouble and that he transmitted the warning immediaely and directly to he Hong Kong uthorities. The foreign office said the authorities in Hong Kong took "comprehensive additional precautions." The foreign office said Trevelyan "warned that the Chinese government feared trouble from the Nationalist Chinese." More Room to Bargain Result of AdlaiView By JOHN SCALI WASHINGTON tf) — A number of foreign diplomats views Adlai E. Stevenson's 'Far Eastern speech today as giving President Eisenhower more room for diplomatic maneuvering toward a peaceful settlement in the formosa Strait. State Department officials, taking their cue from ecretary Dulles, were guarded in their comments. But those willing to talk privately agreed the 1952 Democratic prsidential nominee's address \v9uld give added impetus to diplomatic talks on tha problem. Meanwhile, it ws learned that the State Department has discussed with New Zealand the possibility of a new move within the United Nations. The idea, which apparently has now 'been shelved, would have New Zealand introduce in the U. N. Security Council a resolution to denounce the use of force in the Formosa area. In diplomatic talks, Britain is reported to have advised against any such move now. The British apparently felt any effort to revive U. N. consideration of the Formos t problem should wait until after next week's 28-nation Afro- Asian conference in Indonesia. The Formosa situation is expected to play a big role in these talks, with Red China and perhaps India leading attacks against the American policy of support for Nationalist China, me any wife will sit casually by and smile while her husband, the big idiot, wears his best clothes to work on the car motor and gets grease all over his freshly laundered shirt. Never! SEE YOUR NEW 1955 CROSLEY SHELVADOR -NOWAT- YORK FURNITURE 111 W, Division Ph, 7-2621 at A*P you'll get bright ideas to help you To City Subscribers: If you fail to get your Star please telephone 7-3431 by 6 p. m.'.and a special carrier will deliver your paper. 56TH YEAR: VOL 56 — NO., 156 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H ^^^jgjjgjt^^^ j^^^^^^. ;^^M|^^^^ ^^^Ujj^^^k, ' • r Star Arkansas; ly warmer this lierfioofl, tdntlhi, Saturday parti? cloudy Experiment Station 24-hours ending tit 8 a. irt. FMckft High 74, Ldw «. Stor of Hope 1899, Press 1927 Consolidated Jan. 18, 1929 $tores °' Rw ' u ««<' P«<«* Now in Effect ARMOUR'S VIENNA SAUSAGE ____________ 2 ARMOUR'S CHOPPED BEEF " __________ .... WORRELL'S IUNCHEON MEAT ,""=>, DAILY BRAND DOG FOOD specie,,, PUSS 'N' BOOTS CAT FOOD *pocfa,, FRENCH'S PARAKEET OR BIRD SEED .., 6 M m , ANN PAGE J;'n b ;45* MAYONAISE _ ^_ ANN PAGE 6 "on' 75* GRAPE JELLY 2 ^_ IONA CUT 2 *». 37* GREEN BEANS No 303 HOPt, ARKANSAS, PRI6AY, ARIL 15, 1955 Mtmktr: fh« AitutetM MM I A«4» t«r**» •* Cltt«l*»lM* Av. N.» MM Cite). J MM. tnilfit Mcrcti II, till _1,1*1 DEL MONTE PARD, RED HEART, IDEAL, KEN-L-RATION OR DASH l-lb. Cans. ..T^rTT^SS^^. Special! FOOD 79 GOLDEN CORN 2 A&P TUNA EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEE C WHITE HOUSE MILK 3 Tall Cans Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Carrots 2 U£. I5c LEMONS ' BANANAS Large : 4 Dox. ? Head Size T: 8 HEAVY CALF Carton 25c CEIERYI - 25c GREEN ONIONS 2 "" 15c o ••• 45Jc Florida "Sl'PER-RIGHT" QUALITY MEATS HEAVY CALF lit *YiP A Iff Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. Lb. -••• • RESCUED — Two stranded children are rescued oy nsiahbors in a boat as IS'/i-lnch rain fell or>Mobile, Ala4 flooding homes avid drowning out hundreds of automobiles. Car at right has stooped to let boat pass. — NEA Telcphoto WHITE ONIONS A 11414* 1 •% 4101 AVOCDOS 2 . 2 - F 17« — — - 25c HONE STEAK HEAVY CALF SIRLOIN STEAK HEAVY CALF STEW MEAT ALLGOOD BRAND SLICED BACON SUPER RIGHT FRANKFURTERS CAP'N JOHN FRIED FISH STICKS FROZEN OCEAN PERCH SUPER RIGHT PURE PORK SAUSAGE V Governor to Help Dedicate New Schools Governor Orville Faubus will be u ALARMED — Mlmi Bearman, 4, registers alarm as she receives shot of Salk anti-polio vaccine in St. Louis,;, Most first and second graders In St. Lou-te-srea 'Will be experlenc;ln&'"slmltar distress in next few days.- Miini was one of first to get shot; — NEA Telephoto at day, April" 17, in the Washington Negro School gymnasium when the school district dedicates two new buildings. Several widely known educators from various Arkansas colleges will also 'be present, it was announced by School Superintendent Thurston Hulsey. Buildings in the-the Negro school system include a gymnasium, home eonomics, vocational agriculture and a two-story frame structure. Innocent Man Served 19 Years, Now Gets Paid By Jim Flobuehar j ST. PAUL, Minn., Iff)— A man (who went through 19 years of hurt' and humiliation in Minnesota prison swll within a few week earn the final reward of a plodding justice. Slender Leonard Hankins of Daw son Springs, Ky., will accept the first of $300 monthly pension checks, Minnescrtas payment for the years of suffering it inflicted on a innocent man. Hankins will accept it with gratitude, some disappointment and no bitterness. "It's enough to live on, the. 59- year-old Southerner said in a resonant drawl that carried no anger. "But am kind of disappointed that they couldnt have done more for me. A bill providing Hankins with $300 a month the rest of his life has been passed by both houses of the Minnesota legislature. When a number of other unrelated claims are settled by a conference committee, the bill goes to .' the governor. Hankins payments would be retroactive to Jan. 1. Hankins was pardoned in 1951,' years after members of the Bark- Kerosene Blast, Fire; Kills Two er-Karpis gang which held li 4fi the Third Northwestern Bank in Minneapolis and killed two polic< men in 1932, had confessed Hat kins had no part in the bank rob OSCEOLA, Ark. Ml Two children died in a tenant house fire Started by a kerosene explosion this morning, and the mother and another child were not expected lo'live. Mrs. Frank Ivy, 25, was trying tn kindle fire with kerosene. Two of her children, Alice Fay, 3, and Kenneth David, 2, were killed. Mrs. Ivy and another child suffered critical burns. The father had left the house to ernors and mayors called meet- go to work. The family lived on the Russell Gill farm, six miles west of here. Two other children in th,o family were waiting for a school bus across the road from the house when the explosion occurred. Violence in Telephone Strike Is Spreading A ATLANTA Iffl—A general strike loomed in Birmingham Ala., to day while troubled Southern- gov-> ings in an effort to settle regional telephone and railroad strikes costing the South millions of dollars and causing near spreading violence. * Russia* Austri ^f I r> \ * J!»SE ^feA ••§ 'A ' '**k Sign Treaty Remove Trop Soviet Switch Department Store Soles Increase ST. LOUIS (*—Department store dales in the eighth Federal re* Two new ones to be dedicated in-i h "." elude an elementary building and y ' a high school building. , Total cost of the two buildings was estimated at about $42,000. But by taking advantage of community help, purchasing own material and equipment and using salvage material the buildings were erected by the School Board at a cost of $25,000 plus $4,000 for new furniture. .. The district borrowed, through a bond issue which^thevdistrictap-, proved, $30,000. Both, structures' Homemakers of America rnet^"At> are very modernistic, the rambling' ril 12 at the Spring Hill hpme ec Dalrfornia type with outside en- [onomics cottage a- •'••'••'••'.-•'••, rances to each room; thereby pro- With Marion McQueen as leadeif Hope/Spring Hill FHA Girls in Joint Meet The Sub-Federation, of the Future BLUE DETERGENT CHEER Giant Sire.. LIQUID DETERGENT JOY Giant Battle, TOILET SOAP CAMAY V Re. Reg. Bar* TOILET SOAP CAMAY Bath Barf TOILET $OAP LAVA 4i larg* lar«....v..7..... iki V CLEANSiH Spic & Span JANE PARKER IARGI ANGEL FOOD CAKE SPECIAL I 49 Each Regularly PETER PAN Peanut Butter 9 :; 33* PETER PAN Salted Peanuts o" 37* TU« -,.-4«wU- Wk^v,- - rte'A'Srt"': • J *i'-"T.!:*«T«l'J*»*«!»l**.W«W'*»W^.«W»i«l.lte'-->-Ul The system, has^ver 250 -Negro .the program based oh the' subjec students including high school stu-j»Are you a leader of better hom dens from Guernsey and Colum-l.es?",This was presented in the ±,l a Sl^ e £; 0 Vu a . r 'U. S ?2 te< 2...?;'«?™ of a panel "discussion with from Laneburg, Spring Hill and Hope participator! to the Hope School! system. ..•••:.".. | m ^^^.ff$& et U |— P arT e T gS T" ' f T,-,- cation system of Washington and ln - C .^ arge '- ot each one Allowed. Hempstead. Board members are W. H. Etter. president; S. H. Smith, secretary, Moss Rowe, H, W. Worthey and T. C. Johnson. Says Education Is Best- Answer Alice Coffee sang "Bless the House," and Irene Thornton, who conducted the group singing and games, closed the program with • selection from Edgar A. Guest 1 * poem "Home." Marion McQueen was elected secretary of the Federation during the business meeting, which Spring Hill presided over. Following thf business meeting, the group was served refreshments'. From Hope were Lanora Messer, Williams. Janelle Yocum Light, Carol White. They IIBBY'S CHERRY PIE $!& u :i: "^ 39« RAISIN BUNS cM RKEI ! Sft 29« PEACH PIE &M! K <! Iach 49* WHITE BREAD Kg™..%% 20< VIENNA BREAD &R: 'A,'.', 17« PUMPERNICKEL ftb. !» I9< Chili-Spaghetti 27* IIBBY'S '• ^r.*w;i.w» 55 WANT THREE MEALS — Spokesmen for "Little Shamrock" convicts in Texas State Prison at Huntsvillu, tell newsmen late Wednesday Jhey want public to know the.y are on sit-down strike only because tlisy want three meals a day. Inmates in this maximum security sect.'on of prison get two meals Instead of three because they either cart't, or won't work. NEA Telephoto It didn't work as they quit. — Potted Meat "^ 7< IIBBY'S ANN PAGI GRAPE JAM OR PLUM PRESERVES Vienna Sausage 2 2." 33* IIBBY'S Corned Beef "£. 49* Special I '""'' Roast Beef IJ-o*. ....^i.......^!, •* I ' | 51« •HOUTININO CRISCO 83* SUNSHINE •UTT« COOKIES l0T0*t Youth Injured in Accident Here Charles Prescott, local youth, suffered a broken nose in an accident on Division Street yesterday. City officers said Prescott was passing a truck driven toy Raymond Jordan and cut in too fast. The auto hit the truck, careened off of a tree and crashed into another tree. Jordan escaped injury. Both vehicles wer badly smashed. Oi'iicers filed a charge of reckless driving against the Prescott youth. • ••' , . 4 fi v > j^v.^. A^.-'^i.\y'd Though Texas Convicts Give Pp Meekly HUNTSVIILE, Tex. (ff\ — Meek hungry, 52 tou'ghy convicts [who demonstrated nearly 30 hours for "three squares a day ate two meals today in their dark maximum security cells. «fc Swlen, naked and thirsty from the hot Texas sun, they returned ;o their cells quietly yesterday af- .er giving up 29 hours 45 minutes after their bloodless strike began The convicts Wednesday refused to return to their cells at the main state prison after an exercise period. They • changed they wasted hree square meals of the two they received. Prison system mgr. O. 3. Ellis told them "nothing doing, 'nailing doing. .Ellis explained lo newsmen the maximum security prisoners, most of them in Solitary confinement much of the time, did no work nd did not need the three meals day which working convicts on ie states prison farms get. pooler Sunday and Tuesday. Pr'u- , cipjtation moderate in scattered 'Americans take out about 4.0,000. j showers beginning Sunday or mon- |pw patents every year, j s l- if; SEARCY, MR— Education is a better 'answer to the Communist ;hreat than economic aid, says an! T . , _ Autralian physician who gave up!± 1 . maa -° e ^s, Us medical practice tp fight Com-; btewart > and Jo munism I were accompanied by the^ practice Dr. fr'ed Sc... artz told a session! teajcher , s ;. Miss L eona Placf of Harding Colleges annual - free-1 f. nd . Mlss Maril yn Taylor, arid dom Forum here that aid will '" elr advisor Mrs. H. L. Hanagan, 'Help improve working conditions in a country so working can have electric lights by which to read Communist literature. "What we need to do is to educate that man to the evils of Com-j , — munism and to that advantages of; ' Stewart of Benton has been " elected president of the Arkansas Chiropractors Name Benton Man LITTLE ROC K(#) — Dr. John the American way of life, he said. Mrs. Miles Heads Cosmetology Group U.S. Spent Some $18 Billion in Korean Fight PHILADELPHIA .*!—THE United Stales spent about 13 billion dollars to fight the Korea-.! War, Asft Secretary of Defense H. Stguv ghynsel estimated today. .The Army alone spent more than 16 billions, not including the pay of troops Hensel commented in an address prepared for the World Affairs Coum-il, and he added: .v'^The war in Korea was a small ..waif 1 ; for a long time we did not even regard, it as a real war." _ _ _ 'The last 5Vi years, henscl said, | to bring about s settlement of the:!United States has spent about Pickets appeared suddenly lasti serve district have continued to night around the Giant Fail-field! Increase compared lo 1954 sales with an average rise of 7, per cent last week over sales of the same week last year. The ,St, Louis Federal Reserve Bank today reported the increases for the week ranged from 5 per cent at St. Louis and Louisville to 15 per cent at Memphis. The increase was 8 per cent at Little Hock. ' Sales of the year through April 9 have averaged 6 per cent better than during the same period of 1954 in this district. ' steel mill of the Tennessee Coa and Iron Division of the U.S. Stee: Co., at Birmingham. It is the largest steel mill in the South and employes about 20,000 persons. R. E. Farr, district director ol the United Steel workers of met ica CII) predicted that all operations at the plant would be halted in sympathy With striking telephone workers, members of the Communications Workers of anier- ica CIO). Farr said he expected every bus 1 - iness in the city hiring CIO workers would feel the affects of The sympathy strike. The possibiliey of a general strike hi Birmingham came only a few hours after Gov. Lawrence Wetherby of Kentucky scheduled an unprecedented Southern governors meeting of for Tuesday. Wetherby called the session as chairman of the southern Cover, nors Conference "for the purpose of discussing a plan of action for the governors as" a' group to t$fce 172;billion dolhivs on its own forces .".ami only about 11 billion dollars in'.' the •., sreation- of military strengths among our allies." Mem- beiK nations . of the North Atlantic Treaty ^Organization in Europe the same period spent about 35 billions of Iheir own budgets, -.'Hensel esti- President Eisenhower ma$ed. fte said 'request for new military alliance appropriations in the coming fiscal yea/, '$1,400,000,000, is modest — miidest when compared with tha cost-; of even a smail war,' 1 Then heSaJdded: X • , these controversies. -It will. be held in the office of Gov. Frank Clement at Nashville, Tenn. At Miami, Fla., Mayor Abe Aronovltz sent telegrams to .mayors of the two largest • cities In states affected by the phone strike and asked them to attend a conference in Miami April 22-23. !^As' : a' matter of fact, It is more than probable that our appropriations for defense alliance expenditures will have to rise in the future." He -explained-that one factor in volyed. in this would be the upkeep of quipment sent allied nations— a cost estimatsi at from one to .wq billion dollars annually. Some of the Allieo nations have neither :he industrial bd-;e nor the poten- ial to permit mainenance of the Ameritah-loaned equipment, Henel said. "Emblem 7 Is Topic of B&PW Meet i "Our Emblem" was the topic sed Thursday night at.the regular monthly meeting of the Business ndi Professional Women's Club by drs. Ellene Johnson of Texarkana ho is the •hairman. Southwest District Chiropractic Association. The! stones. In our emblem, we embody the ymbols of courage, culture, pow- r, law, truth, love — foundation group ended a three-day convention here yesterday. Other officers are Dr. Ben Sherrell of Paris, vice president, and She pointed out that these sym- bols'over the inscription N. F. B.- P. W. C. are bound in golden circle of completeness: Light, Health, LITTLE ROCK. sUP) — Mrs. Elah Miles of Hot Springs was named chairman of the state cos-1 Lynch of North Little Rock metology board at a meeting in Dr. E. Doss of Stuttgart. Gov. Orval E. Faubus office yesterday. Dr. Ralph G. McBryde of Pinei peace i Achievement, Victory —Bluff, secretary-treasurer. Elected Comradeship, blessing of work Four Nations Meet for Private Talks RANGOON, Burma (jf) — The prime ministers of Red China, In dia, Egypt and Burma 1 met today at Rangoons Mingaladon airport to start a day of private talks.' Jawaharlal Nehru of India and Abdel Gamal . Nasser of Egypt flew in from New Delhi and were greeted by a cheering throng of 5,000. Their reception was in contrast to the hush-hush arrival here yesterday of Chou En-lai of China. . . ;.-'.•' The latter came to the, airport today with Burmese premier U.. nu to join'in the reception. Chou had met Nehru before, .but it ' his first meeting with .Nasser Chou immediately invited Nassei to visit Communist China. Tomorrow all four are scheduled to fly together to Bandung, Indb nesia, for the Asian-African'con ference opening there Monday Nehru and Nu are two of the five conference hosts. Nehru and Nasser took off this morning from New Delhi, where since Tuesday they have been discussing what is likely to happen in Bandung and the positions their delegtions will take there. Eligible for Disaster Loans WASHINGTON MV- Farmers in 22 Arkansas counties are eligible for Farmers Home Adrninistrtl&n Loans as a result of crop damage from recent freezes. Judith Smith of Little Rock was , ,. .. — lilUJll iCUCUl II VCACO. Gordon M. I benediction of Love - The Em-| The Agriculture Department llst- ----- and blem of the National Federation of |C d the counties as Benton, Boone, I -DUSlnPR.Q' nnn TJ|'nfocoir\Mnl IXfnmnti'n « «* « «. •—• i. -wr i Sixteen-year-old Nova Langston Clu'os-Inc. | Business and Professional Women's Correct posture. Other finalists of Pine Bluff was elected Miss Miss Rosa Harrie, President Pre- eiected vice-chairman and Imo-|were Rosalie Dickens of Fort gene Cox of Harrison secretary. Smith and Helen Owen of Conway. It Is One Thing to Win o Revolution and Another to Build Up Nation After Win County Singing Meet April 16-17 Hempstead County Singing Convention will meet at Rocky Mound Baptist Church, S'/i miles east of Hope Saturday night and, Sunday, April lli and 17. The pulfllc is in- yited. Extended Forecost .Friday-Wednesday — Tempera 74, normal 52. By HAL BOLE I anxious to reach the leader's- ear sided and urged each member to sign Mr. Washburn's petition for Referendum. Mrs. Roy Stephenson, chairn\an of the Nominating Committee presented the following officers 'for election:'President, Mrs'. Opal Hervery; First-Vice President. Mrs Thbs. Compton; Second Vice-president Mrs. Otis Ware; Recording Carroll, Faulkner, Fulton, Howard Izard, Johnson, Lonoke, Madison, Marion, Ouachita, Phillips Pike, Polk, pulaski, Saline, Scott, Searcy Sevier, Sharp and Washington. Two Drown, Death Toll Reaches 9 By The Associated Press A- double,-drowning in Like No fork, two traffic fatalities and lumberyard accident yestcrda trough! to nine the number o accidental deaths in Arkunsa since Sunday midnight. Police dragged Lake Norfork 1 north central Arkansas last night searching for the bodies of a man and his .daughter who are believeo to! have drowned'. They were iden tifled,by Bill Smith 45, of Render son, Ark., and Mrs. S. A. Stavinoha; 23;: of LaGrange, Tex. Witnesses t ' said Mrs. Stavinoha fell from- a b'oat an<l her -fathe jumped in the water in an effor to save her, the woman's mother also fell .overboard, wi nesses said but clung to the side of the*, boat until rescued - lay he: '*•'?• . 'near the Missouri state line, it a fishing resort, ce{ite.r. ' 'An unusual accident neir Pates ville took the life of f John Lloyd 56, of Batesvljle. his "car and a truck collided after the truck lost a : wheel Deputy Sheriff McDonald quoted the truck driver, Lindle Blair of Jorn-fboro, - as saying he lost control of the truck going down a him when, the wheel came off. i _ ! Melvin Peter Trainqr, 44, , of Caruthersville, Mo., was killed wh.en-.hlk: dar 1 crashed into a bridge raij on Highway 25W about 18 tiiles; west of Pargould. State Tr,poper Joe cosncr said Trainor Was-traveling alone, (At Little Rock a 9-year-old Negro girl; was killed when she was run pvep. ;by a, lumber carrier. Police said 'Hazel Fay TUckqr was play- in^' with other children in a lumberyard when the accident occu red, : son. (Lake Norfolk, located Austria Fans t r. Hopes for Meet By Kenneth Brodnty ' '" $ , MOSCOW, (UP) —Austrfa-andlb Russia signed today a n«w staU- treaty agreenient 'in" which the? Soviet promises to withdraw,, iU| occupation troops by the 1 - eno>0fi this year if a formal 'treit^^f^* 5 be' put into effect ^by; then. ** In doing so Russia dropped lti| insistence on keeping occupation^ troops in Austria .Indefinitely^/* thus removed one of "the m points blocRlng a' treaty a& ment with the United State*, ;\ aln and France. The agreements signed toda. .. the form of an aide memoire vWni'f ed out in four days of 4 ' AuatfUFl Soviet talks a 10-year-old Impalf —'"* in .the cold war 'Both Austria "ai Russia . appealed optimistic '-',tl agreements would be approved*! the West. ' ' , "; \\ 7* The Soviets also agreed to 'f, , lease all'^ Austrian - prisoners'' 'of < war 'and civilian, spresently JheJ* in the Soviet union as ,s6on i; «t/| viet troops are withdrawn V?i Austria; ;this' wa*«; ftnotheffof. major points blocking''''**ii;. • trea.ty. . , . ^ i^ .These .'and oilier 'treaty agreed upon in the-tta,"' "" announced in an ,officia ique I issued- cellor Juliuj train negotiators. -,toi Vienna with the state return to Vienpa^i By WASHiNOTON . for: Austria fdnned prospects' new Big Four meeting high^ day than at any time* since ^he lasf one dal - ^.«4-> one deadlocked months ago v Word from Moscow, wqs thatiHu jroposed. V A. 1 . SHtian, France' itates already 'have 'hat would mean • the^en^ ears of Red stalling and of our-power ^occupation, • v ^.yi, j," It would mean also that the Rujfe ians will have met a key rfpri- Mrs. Jim McKee Dies in Local 4! Hospital Mrs. Jim McKee aged 68 pass ed away at 1:30 a. m. at the Juli Chester Hospital. Funeral service Will be held Saturday at 4 p, m Other arrangements are incom plete. She Is survived by one dau Shter,.. Ruby McKee, three sons Ora McKee of Hot Springs, Hugh of BartlesviUe. Okla v Kennle o Houston, one sister, Mrs, John 3ain of Hope, four brothers,'Lush ous Hugkabee, Marsh and Tobb o Hope; and Buck Huckabee of Tex arkana. Burial will be in Huckabee ceme tery. All Around the Town •y Tkf ttar Mcff First showing last night of thei Secretary; Mrs. Kline Franks; Kiwanis M j ns trel played before a bes * see it tonight anc won a revolution. Lieut. Col. Gamal Abdel Nasser, /-» A T r» <~\ n t i **-avt* biiw AWau^i O CUi CAIRO (Ift —It is one thing to run. Armed guards lounged by the win- a revolution. It is quite anoher to.dows, carefully scrutinized each Dinld up a union after you have, visitor who entered. Prime Minister Nasser, 6- feet ,, and handsome, greeted the news- tne 37-yer-old strong man of man pleasantly answered each spent 10 years plotting the question slowly and thoughtfully', ™ i. ijj e spoke - n per j ect E n gij s h. Nasser who proved himself a master plotter in his seizure of Corresponding Secretary; Mrs- | near capacity house and was well you will view top entertainment, Roy Mouser; Treasurer, Mrs. Tra- rece ived ... the second performs army's overthrow of King Faruk. That was accomplished nearly three years go. Nasser now seem - W-- --^.. ...*«wvv* J^luvfccj 111 Ilia ^CA6U1 C Ul quitely determined to devote the! power, spoke many time bitterly rest of his life to carrying out a of "the landlords" whom he holds reform program that will cure his backwrd country of its ancient ills. responsible for Egypt's poverty and past corruption. Millions pf acres of land have been redistri'out He told of his hopes the other |e d to peasants under his regime, day in a rare interview granted "No man now can control more to a group of visiting American than 300 acres." he said. visiting newsmen. Coming into the . anteroom of his headquarters, you hsd the feeling the revolution had just than 300 acres," he said. His problems range from providing fertilizer to small farmers lo the building of giant irrigation vis "Ward- I nee is at 8 o'clock tonight the Ralph Lehman and . Mrs;, - -. • m _" . . l *.^ta *u *•« v M w»«*..» .w.-- o .-. . . »--y 4^119, 4\al£'lt MCKll^aii dilU . M*A O. Miss Tonna Taylor sang two MinsU . el ls completely new and at Malcolm Hinton were the wlnrfel* numbers 'Little Shumaker" and the end last night the aduience was j n yesterday's Mrs. Arkansas con"" struck with the thought that this test }n the Third District Live- "Bjmbq." The news, rodio and television ifte news, rodio and television' citv has sonie very unusual ypung stoqk Show Colijsum . . . (he Committee chairman were in talent . , of course, everybody! test ! is sponsoied by the Arki charge of the program. knows the money is spent on the lo- Louisiana Gas Company . , con- Wholesalers to Hear Mitchell LITTTLE ROCK, UP) — The knows the money is spent on the lo-uigiapaGas Pompany .. cal youth program and it's very | two, Hope women will represent (fitting that most of the acts were'this city in a district affair, the I by our youths , . it's- only my opln- 'ion but this writer thinks Dr. Emmen Thompson has done it again with the best show of them all . , , f you can't help but recognize th.e Arkansas Wholesale Grocers as-!talent .of the Smiley boys, the sedation opened its two-day an- young dancers from Paisley nual session here today with a I school, beautiful singing of the welcoming address by gov. Orval E. Faubus. Jack Mitchell, head football at the University of Arbeen pulled off few moments sn d industrial projects. But Nasser ; k ans'a.s, will be a speaker at to- u "*""" emphasized the new regime's | morrows moining session The before. It was crowded with milling army officers an,d bysin,essmen, all atack iUHeracy. Less i r«it TWO one meeting is the 45th held by IAWQA, the Maids of Note, Ann Adams, Petty Jo Cox, The Bodettes, and the twg separate young dance teams ... these young artists weie all good and, of course, the Blues number was fine naturally the older established blackface boys, the pop hansey, and wevc winner of which will go to the state contest fl,~p, Murphy, Alderman Ward Four, has filed lor reflection, Due to con4it»ofls which is cureptly contributors to, Red Crps.8. cp of tbe iiaines were perhaps Ji» ,»a4 equlsite to a Big Four meetiflL aid dwn by ' President E|i«fit»p!! r: That Moscow give toif® &£,< ence of gopd faith which", .would]'?? promise that a Big' four' Session might be fruitful, 'he ha*", " ' tloned an connection.— Another key requirement gration of West German mnnary» power with Jhe Western ,Durope«in*?' Union, already is in a toward realization, Den,.,..,*,,,.^, the Netherlands,, the oplyf' t qpun|^ tries yet Jo act, are expected &\ do so by- months end er, - ^ ; - •-• ' This would" clear J &ev*wJ a meeting of (he North ' Treaty Organjiatlon .v Chief business of session be welcoming West Germany the 15th NATQ member. 'Omshadu' , owing this perfunctory a|»te.Jto ready-made opportunity ^ ' tor Dr. Linker 4 p.m. Friday " Funeral services for D Llntor, 71, at his home Thursday, at 4 p. m. Friday at nelius Funeyal Home- be in Rose He is vivfid by» four brothers, Aptiye Nathan qassldy, nw jim simfam'Mm Jesse Br9vvn.' * it??/") L.ITTL,r L
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On arrival at Mimsbrook Farm Guesthouse you will immediately be entranced by the peaceful atmosphere of this unique 12 acre country hideaway on the outskirts of Perth, Western Australia.
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Super-telephoto zoom lens for unparalleled image quality
Retractable for easy travelling and storage, this super-telephoto zoom lens delivers outstandingly precise images along with beautiful bokeh. A massive 70-300 mm focal length (equivalent 189-810 mm in 35 mm [135] format) is packed inside its compact, lightweight body, while a focus limit switch enables faster AF operation by limiting the autofocus range to the telephoto side only. In a double first for 1 NIKKOR, Super ED glass gives stunning sharpness even at maximum aperture and you also have the option of a detachable tripod mount.
|Mount type
|1 mount
|Focal length range
|70-300 mm
|Maximum aperture
|Minimum aperture
|Lens construction
|16 elements in 10 groups (including 1 super ED lens element, and lens elements with a Nano-Crystal coating)
|Angle of view
|Minimum focus distance
|70 mm focal length:, 1.0m (3.3 ft), 150 mm focal length:, 1.6 m (5.2 ft), 300 mm focal length:, 1.6 m (5.2 ft)
|VR (Vibration Reduction) image stabilzation
|No. of diaphragm blades
|7 (rounded)
|Nano Crystal Coat
|Filter-attachment size
|62 mm
|Approx. 73 mm diameter x 108 mm (distance from camera lens mount flange when lens is retracted)
|Approx. 550 g (19.4 oz.)
|AF-S (Silent Wave Motor)
|Internal focusing
|Supplied accessories
|62 mm snap-on Front Lens Cap LC-N62, Rear Lens Cap LF-N1000, Bayonet Hood HB-N110
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