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. INTERPRETING THE NEWS U.S. Nuclear Deterrence Policy Extended To Asia ARCH MacKENZIE tial Press Staff Writer The United States promptly has extended its policy of nu- clear deterrence to Southeast Asia following China's first nu- clear test. This seems implicit in a pledge by President Johnson to non + nuclear nations of support against any "blackmail,"' it is being suggested. Such support parallels the nu- clear deterrence theory ac-| cepted by Russia in peaceful! coexistence. The pledge was one of four parts of a program, enunciated in a Sunday broadcast to the U.S. and the world, regarding) what the president called the "lesson of Lop Nor." Lop Nor was the site of the Chinese test. | He said the lesson is the haz- ard to the world from nuclear} pread. But the U.S. pledge is! also aimed at shoring up any! fear among U.S. allies in Southeast Asia. Johnson said this: "The na- tions that do not seek national nuclear weapons can be sure that if they need our strong support against some threat of blackmail, they will have it." CALLS TO CHINA Linked with that pledge, he said, is U.S. determination to continue support for the lim- ited test-ban treaty signed by the U.S., Russia. and Britain. e singled out China in a call YWCA Beaitericas Called Impersonal TORONTO ( P)--The Young Women's Christian Association was told Tuesday that girls with deep - seated problems| avoid YWCA residences because | they find the atmosphere cold and impersonal. Speaking to the National for nations. to join the treaty.: France had been the only nu- clear power outside it. Also specified by the presi- dent were efforts to extend the ban to all nuclear tests includ- ing those underground, , He is) believed to have had about al dozen nations in mind in mak-| phasized the dangers of nuclear spread--"what if there should come to be 10 nuclear powers, or 20?'--some observers feel that the U.S. has been working hard and with some success to m |China's nuclear accomplish- ment, uffle the general impact of By JEAN SHARP TORONTO (CP)--Unless you have above-average knowledge of fur quality you should buy your coat from a furrier, and one with a good reputation, says a Toronto manufacturer: "You must have confidence in the individual you are buying a garment from," says Bernard Dorfman. "With that you will usually get good scryice and a coat with good wearability. If | you buy a bargain you get what ing his guarantee on support | For example, there have been) rou par for." against blackmail, but particu-|numerous predictions that the larly India. No country has been more ap-| prehensive about Chinese nu- clear growth in view of the un-| easy peace existing on the! lnorthern frontier. As well, first test wasn't far away, as recently. as Sept, 29 by State Secretary Dean Rusk, That robbed the actual blast} of a lot of its surprise element. the|The president and others also Lustre, silky texture, pliabil- ity of the leather and uniform- ity of color are all signs of good furs, but unless you're an ex- pert you will need to compare \ them" with other furs, Buy the best quality in a fur Chinese test coincided with the|/have underlined the argument! you can afford rather than poor removal of Nikita Khrushchev,|that a great gap exists between| quality in 'a fur too expensive | who had aligned Russia on In- dia's side against China and} _ a good friend in other avs. The U.S. is anxious to head off any Indian decision to throw itself into the nuclear league | too, While the president has em- first testings' and a nuclear weapon, not to mention building up stockpiles of such weapons 'or effective systems for trans- porting them to targets. In any event, it is stressed, U.S. nuclear capacity would continue to maintain its wide! 'le ad over China for your budget, Mr. Dorfman gays. Then be sure to buy some- | thing you really like, not some- | thing that may be swish but does nothing for you. "The basic things are that the fur should flatter the woman and that it should fit. A fur coat has a certain amount of weight. Furrier With Good Reputation Advised When Buying Coat It 'must balance and fit well or it will not be comfortable. It should feel as if it is hers when She tries it on." If you're tall you can wear just about any fur but if you are under five-foot-five you may look best in an Alaska seal, Persian lamb or broadtail, Mr. Dorfman says. If you're a girl try something a bit flamboyant, but not too expensive or you might look as if you're wearing your moth- er's coat. Newly fashionable lynx, long-haired raccoon, mou- ton and dyed rabbit are possi- bles. If you're not certain what a fur 18, 100K at te taper. rea- eral law requires that it be identified--the label that says mouton will also say dyed lamb. And a good furrier will take the time to explain a fur to you. Once you get the fur home, Mr. Dorfman says, there are a $8 simple rules for caring for t. Don't wear heavy jewelry that will rub the fur. And don't at- tach ejwelry or flowers with pins that will puncture the skins or rub the top hairs. Don't put perfume directly on furs; the alcohol in it will stiffen guard hairs. shake them out. If they're damp, hang them to dry in a cool place where air can get at them. If you leave a fur near heat, both fur and leather will become brittle. If your coat.gets soaked through, take it to a Tefianie furrier for treatment. Don't use sprays to mothproof furs; have them cleaned regu- larly a fur specialist and stored during warm weather in storage vaults. Don't store in a plastic bag because air can't circulate and the leather will dry out. Have rips or tears repaired immediately. Use a broad - shouldered hanger for furs in a closet, and give them enough room to keep them from getting creased or crushed. Don't brush or comb furs; | Ronald W. Bileky; n-. | Chiropractor If hurt on the job, ask your practic core, "It's yours for the asking' 100 King St. E. 728-5156 | employer to euthorize Chiro- || THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 21,1964 |] RESERVES THE OLD section progresses. 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