Hoover Observes 82nd Birthday,
Advises Oldsters to Keep Busy at
‘Some Kind of Productive Work’
SAN FRANCISCO, UP—Herbert
Hoover observes his 82nd birth
day today working on his third
“Farewell address to the Repub
licans.” It's part of a normal
working day that would fatigue
most men half his age.
The ex-President, appearing re
markably young for his years, ad
vised oldsters to follow his ex
ample and keep busy at "some
kind of productive work.”
“Otherwise, you will degener
Nixon and Stassen Silent
On Subject of Separate
White House Visits
WASHINGTIN, OP—Vice Presi
dent Nixon and Harold E. Stassen
called separately at the White
House today but both refused to
say what might have come up
there about Stassen’s dump Nixon
campaign.
However, Stassen said after
ward his drive to replace Nixon
with Gov. Herter of Massachu
setts on the GOP ticket “not only
is continuing but I am encour
aged.”
The surprise White House vis
its came on the heel of a meeting
last night of possible major pol
itical significance between Nixon,
former New York Gov. Thomas
E. Dewey, and William P. Rogers,
assistant attorney general.
Stassen arrived at the White
House while Nixon was there,
stayed 20 minutes and left ahead
of the vice president. He declined
his dump Nixon campaign was
the reason for his visit but told
reporters he conferred with nei
ther Eisenhower nor Nixon.
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ate into talking to everybody
about your pains and pills and
income tax,” he said.
He didn’t recommend his own
12- to 14-hour day. But he did
advise oldsters “not to retire from
work or you will shrivel up into
a nuisance to all minkind.”
America needs their ^cills, he
said. “I have no patience with
laws that prevent retired oldsters
with meager pensions from earn
ing all they can. Their productiv
ity is a contribution to national
wealth and comfort."
Hoover declined to talk about
politics at a pre-birthday press
conference in his “presidential
suite” at the Mark Hopkins Hotel.
He said he is saving that for a
speech 10 days hence before the
Republican National Convention
in San Francisco’s Cow Palace, an
appearance he said he was mak
ing only because President Eisen
hower demanded it.
Hoover said his speech would
deal with the greatest problem
lacing America today, but he did
not elaborate.
17 DIE IN CRASH OF
BURMESE AIRLINER
RANGOON, Burma, UFi—A Bur
mese airliner carrying 17 passen
gers and a crew of four has
crashed in central Burma. First
reports said there were no sur
vivors.
The craft, a government-owned
Union of Burma Airways Dakota,
was making a routine flight Wed
nesday from Rangoon to Manda
lay. Reports said the liner plunged
to earth in flames 24 miles from
the village of Thazi.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York 11, Washington 2
Chicago 7, Cleveland 6
Boston 7, Baltimore 2
Detroit 8, Kansas City 7
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Milwaukee 10-2, St. Louis 1-3
Cincinnati 8, Chicago 2
Pittsburgh 8, Brooklyn 5
Philadelphia 8, New York 3
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Sacramento 6, Seattle 4
Vancouver 7-5, San Diego 4-7
Portland 6, San Francisco 4
Hollywood 6, Los Angeles 1
WIEN AIRLINES
From Farbanks: Joyce Gore, T.
Gore, Mrs. K. D. Walsh and five
children, John Marren, Robt. L.
Graves, Harry Lewis, Lome L.
and Harry S. Newman, Donald
Hixdon, Arthur Totten, Richard
L. Belmont, Neil Haffey, K. C.
Peters, Cora and Emil Knutson,
Catherine Knutson, John Brad
bury, Henry Marshall, Paul In
graham, Wm. L. Zimmerman, J.
Williams, Herman Baker, Harold
Olterman, David Lavoie, James
Brittgnan.
From Kotzebue: Lt. Col. R. De
Lancy, Carlos P. Maghausad.
To Fairbanks: Mrs. T.N. Gore,
T.N. Gore Jr., Lorenzo Riley, E.
J. Henry, Lazar Dworkin, G. I.
Spencer, Yvon L. Desrosiers, Wm.
Harris, B. Porter, Dr. O. Meyer,
Melvin Gellund, Ben Spivak, R.
C. Whitton, Mildred Hind, Leo
nard Drossed, Bill Johnson, Hugh
Shupe.
Advertising Expenses of
More Than $100 Million
During Election Politics
NEW YORK, W*—The trade
magazine Printers’ Ink says more
than $100 million will be spent
on advertising in connection with
the political conventions and the
presidential campaigns.
The magazine, in its issue Wed
nesday, said:
"Five big national advertisers
are putting at least $25 million on
the line for convention and elec
tion night broadcast coverage and
for advance and follow-up mer
chandising and sales promotion
campaigns in newspapers, maga
zines, business papers, radio, tele
vision, and point-of-purchase.
S/Sgt Carl A. Bowman of Nome
is a member of the 317th Fighter
Interceptor Squadron which last
Saturday was honored for its
round-the-clock vigilance.
The squadron, based at Mc
Chord AFB, Tacoma received the
celebrated Hughes Trophy for the
best performance record of the
past year.
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