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Powerful But Pantsless
BERLIN, UP) — August the
Powerful languishes in the
clutches of the East German
Communist police. And all be
cause he threw his pants out of
the lavatory window on a speed
ing train.
Until the pants affair got
nationwide publicity in the news
papers, August Starke was looked
upon as a solid citizen of Dres
den. His bowling pals affection
ately called him August the
Powerful. •
The Communist newspaper
Tageblatt said August’s undoing
began when he decided to get a
new suit.
Like a lot of other East Ger
man’s, he ducked into allied
occupied West Berlin, but many
East Germans take the chance
because the clothes are cheaper
and made better.
August boarded a train for
home in West Berlin carrying
his previous new suit in an old
paper wrapping. He had a
great plan for getting the new
garment past the Communist
Customs Inspectors. He would
get rid of his old tattered suit,
don the new one and casually
turn the Customs men away.
As the speeding train neared
the border, Augustjjopped into the
lavatory, whisked off his pants
and pitched them out into the
night.
Carefully he unwrapped his
parcel. Then, said the Tageblatt,
“August the Powerful turned
gastly pale. He began to trem
ble. There were no pants in the
parcel. The saleslady had for
gotten to put them in.”
August sadly sat in the lavatory,
in his underwear, with two coats
and no pants, awaiting the in
evitable.
When the Communist Customs
police arrived, the arrested Au
gust. The Tageblatt didn’t say
whether he ever got his pants
back.
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Hot, Wet Weather
Extends Over U.S.
(By The Associated Press)
Typical midsummer weather,
clear skies and hot, with showers
in scattered sections, prevailed
across the nation Tuesday.
The main belt of wet weather
extended from » the southwest
desert region northeastward to
the Lake Superior region. Show
ers occurred in scattered areas
with thunderstorms during the
night in the. upper Mississippi
Valley.
Wind gusts of more than 60
m.p.h. raked the areas of Red
wood Falls and Rochester, Minn.,
and funnel clouds were reported
near Minneapolis, which also was
hit by strong winds. Hail pep
pered Redwood Falls, where rain
fall measured more than 2V4
inches. St. Cloud, Minn., was
drenched with 2.35 inches of rain
in a 15-minute period.
Generally fair weather was
the rule in most other areas ex
cept in Florida and parts of the
Gulf Coast where some showers
were reported.
Coolest region was the northern
tier of states with temperatures
mostly in the 60s as compared to
the 70s in most other sections.
Readings above 100 degrees were
reported again Monday in the
far * southwest. It was 110 at
Las Vegas, Nev., 108 at Phoenix,
Ariz., 104 at Laredo, Tex., and
102 at Waco, Tex. The mercury
was near the 100-degree mark
during the night in the desert
region. _
Argument Causes Woman
To Jump From Car
RIGBY, Idaho, UPi — Mrs.
Jacque Cole, 18, says it all started
with an argument as she and
her husband sat in the family
car.
She told sheriff Howard Shaf
fer of Jefferson County her tem
per got the best of her and she
dove out the window, leaving
Cole at the wheel.
The car was moving at about
50 miles an hour, Shaffer said.
Mrs. Cole was treated for cuts
and bruises and then released
from a local hospital.
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