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iteracy anh adding 16 Wationa wmiLy, Miciaie here say The (WREATH WRAL (5 ~R% Lala (na & Hoh INR 596 Grrmie ie na oh (RE BO IBIAGNG 1G60E wndesiaien by he Comment ragiize the AGcwities tank and fhe pesessary Howness of he OPEL, (RET CARES Balicl an tion with the start. made great powmher of Ching ides Zraghs in nee and the Myersty of Malects weed thrmghowt the CTY Chinese characters snd #4 wan Aardining PrmRRCAOR Comic Communist backed forces. "The That Luang shone, ssid 1» contain the chest hone of Buddha, is the largest wn the entry Buddhism Is the chief reli | | gion in Laos, Southeast Asian | ingdom of more than 5.090 M9 tpg | Pains For » Picassos For better or w y " oF worse, it is po i NEW YORK (AP)~--Remarks "Of course his paintings lack longer enough to stick # tin can & modern artist gets tired of a sense of perspective. If he had on the head of a Happy Hooli- warning # real sense of perspective, he'd gan, or 19 have B mouse forever "Ek may not know much ahout have become a plumber." throwing bricks at a cat called pri--hut | know what | like "Some call him a postimpres- "Krazy." "At his last one-man show, the lonist. Others say he's really a In this analytical age, the nly picture he sold was one the cubist at heart. But my girl comic strip is governed by a gallery hung upside down." [riend used to date him, and Bolden rule that says: "The | They all look like they're she says he's strictly a square" Fender must be able lo identity wpside down to me "Original? He isn't even ahor: he pis be in bis blue pe iginall" I" ee see yourself in hand ) riod. Anybody who paints the "Daddy, do I have to look at I a h anyen. the Moog way he does couldn't he any- this man's paintings any more?!" or best fi " i al % thing but blue.' They're making me see-sick." To . he y in Sood 0 "This one called Nude des "He donated three of is re-| Jo Hi iy 4 Dol ud cending & Moonbeam isn't half- cent paintings to a charity--and Menace, then you're hooked bad, but tell me--which is the the charity donated them right 4 4 moonheam and which is the back.' CAME LONG WAY pude?"' ~(CF Phots) By CHARLES STAFFORD NEW YORK (AP) ~ Guess what's game psychological at #57 it's the comic stnp Ee J ue Beast RRA 16 WRRETHG0R & EWE paper and between $8 and TB are pended fox he prerage hook. Aah the oy way 0 mas fer hem je By MEMO NE BPTRIRIERL, Slhongh HEE (hem The reform is being caemed TRIER [EYRE a fet 19 help the oiRer (wn segs The first task bas plitination of the Commonly wees characters. In fhe showld, i possible, require less than 19 strokes Strip Psychology doing great," seys Walker. "i was in 25 papers and | was making $150 a week. | found out later the syndicate was 9 drop me at the of the year." Not everyone $ 19 college And colleges differ widely. Then the Korean War began. "Beetle wes # short of bumbling college boy aud it seemed kind of wn- pairiotic to keep him there," says Walker. 80 Beetle went into the army, and he's still there Today Beetle rs in 89 ReWSPRPErs, sec only in pop- wlanty 10 Blondie. Millions of soldiers, ex-soldiers, shout-Ato-he- soldiers and parents of soldiers can identify with Beetle. Walt Kelly, a crestor of that darling of the intellectucsl read ers, Pogo, gives human person "Ellsworth, dear, I can't pose! The comics have come a long alities to 8 swamp wl of ani- "Ellsworth, I've got a com- for you another minute. I road since that day in 1605 when mals, oy mission for your +t last. It's from simply have to do the dishes and| Joseph Pulitzer threw a mis: "Fogo is & horn patsy," says the landlord. Ke says if you'lilsee i I can borrow some milk chieveus fugitive from an ink Kelly. "I think sn awful lot of paint othe apartments in the building, we'll cancel our back rent," | "Never mind explaining to me what it Is, Just tell me why it} is? "My dear, his work is simply too en province to he classed with the really avant garde don't you think? What I mean is, he's port of a frigid zone JRURWIN substituting igloos for Tahitian] 8 \ huts," RA [from baby." "What did he paint this one with--a brush or his beard?" "I admit his paintings give me # sense of mystery. But the big gest mystery is--~why did he put 18 $500 price tag on them?" "You call that an interesting (conception? I call it self-decep- tion." "Why do they hang his tures? Why not him?" the neighbors for the pie- Njone Jobless By J.C. GRAHAM adian Press Correspondent New Zealand pos called the Yellow Kid into is circulation war with William Randolph Hearst, and Hearst replied in kind. The funnies have taken on a much more! complicated personality, They are the humorous side, # funhouse mirror that exag- gerates foibles of life to laugh: ahle proportions. Or they are full of adventure or soap-operal drama The successful ones have » built-in reader trap. Some read: | ers react by putting the comics| on an analyst's couch for ex amination. ! Milton Caniff tells the story of what happened when his friend| Al Capp introduced the shmoo--| a friendly little creature "which, | when hoiled came out steak and, when fried tasted like chizken"=into Li'l Abner a few competition, frequent job chang: Years ago: Ing, upset production schedules WCKLAND (CP) -- Plagued|@nd an untrained labor force are persistent labor shortages, ew Zealand is to double the but some of the consequences. The National government he- cale of its state-aided immigra-|leves it is hardly feasible to ion program. Even at that, the|step up immigration in the pres- government is being criticized|®nt year to more than 5,000 #5 unduly cautious men and newspaper maintain that the should be much larger to make any impact on the labor crisis Business: from its present recruiting editorials] sources--Britain and Holland, NEFERSe| Ex TEND TO CANADA Employers are asking, how: New Zealand since the war|€ver, why recruiting is not ex- has preserved a conservative tended further afield, Private policy toward immigration, Ar.|employers are adverlising ex rivals have never approached the scale prevailing in Canada and Australia, even on a popu: lation basis, Last year, however, state: aided immigration fell to a rock bottom 2,604, the lowest for more than a decade. This re: flected the former Labor gov: ernment's wariness about immi- gration, urged by the trade unions, Union leaders tradition: ally wage an uncompromising ~Ampaign against Immigration, whatever the labor supply, on the grounds it might lead fo un. npayment e new National party gov: ernment plans to bpost state. aided immigrants to 6,000 a year, This, however, will ne more than restore the level to that prevailing in most post-war years, AVERAGE 25,000 Normally ahout three to four times as many immigrants ar rive Independently, The average in recent years from all sources has been about 25.000 a year, including 5,000 assisted settlers Last year the total figure drapped to just more than 20, Employers believe a far more vigorous drive for workers will ve needed to end the chronie la: or shoratge, Several business rganizations are making de- tiled surveys in an effort to de- rmine Just how many vacant| abs exist, { + Present figures give an unre-| ble indication, but it is known ed vacancies run into C thousands, while there is * ployment ak ge puts a e on POLJrts to expand the New tensively in Australia in an ef fort to attract workers put off hy the current credit squeeze in that country. Some employers have also made inquiries for workers in Canada, Attention now 1s turning to South: Africa as a result of the alarm among some South Afri: cans over the future of their country. But until further ship: ping is made available, trans ort is a limiting factor in ringing workers from South frica, Liners from there now {are hooked for two years ahead, The government has so far taken no steps to offer state as sistance in passages from other Commonwealth countries, Pri: (vately, officials say there is a sort of gentleman's agreement against recruiting labor in Com- monwealth countries other than Britain. But the departure of South Africa from the Commonwealth would remove this barrier, « Employers and newspaper ed: itorials are suggesting the time is vipe to launch out in more enterprising recruiting in Euro: pean countries, They Suggest EF] more varied intake of immi: grants would relieve the same: what stodgy uniformity of racial "The shmoo kept large por tions of the public in a state of dithering excitement for many months, and it seduced some of the sharpest academic minds into helpless blather. It was, for | example, a womh symbol, he: {cause it supplied all man's needs, Or it stood for an econ: omy of plenty rather than an economy of scarcity and was, therefore, anti capital Or maybe anti « labor, Or |mayhe, , , | WRONG ABOUT BEETLE Ten years ago a University of Missouri grad named Mort Walker hegan drawing a comic {strip about a college kid named | ople can identify with Pogo ecause we all believe we're big-hearted, soft, put-upon in dividuals. "Albert (a cigar-smeking sl! ligator) is the brash showoff| that I am, And the owl is what I am down deep--a real crook." | Pogo and his friends as often! as not needle real people with current affairs comments. Bul these comments are not meant to be editorial, only humorous TWO STARTED IT | The trend to comic reality, or| realistic comics, now at high tide, began about #0 years ago, with two artists of unusual tal-| ent, | One was Noel Sickles, who drew Bcorchy Smith. He has since forsaken comies for il-| lustrative art, but he brought to| Scorchy an excellence of art then unknown to comics. | The other artist was Milton Caniff, who hrought the same) excellence to a strip called Dickie Dare and later to Terry and the rirates and Steven Can: yon, Authenticity is a fetish with Caniff, In his home study are rows of filing cabinets stuffed with background material on a huge variety of subjects. His in- formation on the air force, in which Canyon is a colonel, Is exact, The air force feeds it to hm. Fven his hackground scenes are authentic, copied from photographs Steve Canyon is 8 man's man, wha brings out the Walter Mitty | Beetle Bailey, "'I thought it was pr M Topics this week: Hot eof: fee, the hite of false teeth and an anclent dietitian's advice, HOW HOT IS HOT? No matter how hat you like your coffee, the roof of your mouth will take only so much heat hefore it hurts. The pain threshhold is always near 113 degrees Fahrenheit, say U.S, Navy researchers, Even though some Reaple like the sting and stimulation of hot coffee, they usually sip some air beforehand to pre: pare the way by cooling the palate, MOLAR MUSIC origins in New Zealand, where more than 90 per cent of the population is of British stack, | LIKE COFFEE Consumption of coffee in Italy totalled 20,000,000,000 cups in 1060, an average of 384 cups per person. BORDER CROSSING A record number of returning Canadians accounted for a three-per-cent increase in bor-| der crossings from the United Ki +4 economy. It restricts e of all kinds, handicaps HO's to increase production puts a serious obstacle in way of companies wishing to Salish how industries \ Way most firma can Sot other Br a ® some other firm, States in 1860. MALE TRADITION Mrs. Elisabeth Rivers-Bulke ley, experienced stock broker, may soon become the first oo of the Londdn| Boek Exchange. | tal researcher has developed Radio broadcasts from false teeth? A US Air Force den: such a system to ensure a proper "bite' in the set the patient finally gets He has rigged a tiny radio transmitter ta be built inte the prospective set of false teeth, so that any teoth con. tact or combination of con. tacts sends out a signal, These are recorded by a receiver in the patient's pocket. By using different dentures in the same patient's mouth, it may be possible to get the best passible arrangement of teeth, INDIGESTION RECIPE? Mix equal parts of water outh Dictates Coffee Heat in all men. and onions in a howl, let stand for four days, beat part of the contents to a froth and drink for four days. That was dietary advice, eirea 1,660 BC, "to drive away indigestion" though it sounds more likely to bring it on. Culled Yrom the Ehers papy: rus, an ancient Egyptian med: ical treatise, it is at least early evidence that diet has long heen used, sometimes wrongly, in medical treat: ment, say University of Michi gan researchers. Mare-useful elements from old Egyptian medicine: Castor oil as a purgative, raw meat for bruised and blackened eyes, FAMILY ALBUM? 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