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go unnoticed by young Caroline.
Mrs, Kennedy told Dr, Pauling
that Caroline asks whenever
picketers appear; "What has
daddy done now?"
President Eisenhower had an
opportunity to put a stop to
this type of thing, but refused
to do so, He vetoed a bill which
would have banned picketing in
front of the White House, claim-
ing that in his opinion to do so
weuld curtail the right to peti-
tion,
Hewever, that right may be
postponed, now and then -
when the President is entertain-
ing a foreign dignitary, such as
an ambassador or head of state.
On those occasions, the whole
deal is off. Some 500 feet off,
that is. There is a strictly en-
forced regulation forbidding
picketing within that many. feet
of an embassy or any other
place where a foreign VIP may
be visiting.
That Includes the White House,
and the Blair House across the
etreet, when such a dignitary is
In residence. At the .rafe foreign
visitors are arriving, it is a good
Idea to check on who is in town,
and where, before you attempt
to picket, writes Josephine Rip-
ley in the Christian Science
Monitor,
' Ahottier thing, don't take it
for granted just because it Is
okay to picket in front of the
White House, you can do any
ring-around-the-rosy. Try swinge
log around to East Executive
Avenue, on the side between the
White House and the Treasury
and you will do the twist, back
where you came from.
East Executive Avenue - al-
though you' cannot tell by look-
ing at it - is not the same kind
of a street that Pennsylvania
Avenue. is,, under the supervi-
sion of the city police. It is with-
in the National Capital, Parks
System and under the park 'po-
lice. They are rather sticky
about picketing and this 'White
House side' street is off bounds,'
as some young demonstrators
learned the other day.
Members of a band of paci-
fists who had arrived here to
demonstrate for peace, they de-
cided to assemble on. East Exe-
cutive Avenue arid, march to
meet their comrades 'on the
Washington Monument grounds.
They got into double , trouble.
They were not only op property'.
which is barred to parades, puhe
tic gatherings, Or demonstra-
tions but showed up just when,
a foreign dignitary was visiting
in the White House.
Park policemen forbade them
to walk down the street with
their signs,
Said one of the demonstrators:
n feel I have a right to walk
down that street with a picket
sign. It's public property."
Said another; "I think it's im-
portant that we challenge this!
eegulation,"
So they did, and sat down on
the sidewalk - until they were
hustled off to court.
They were found not guilty
in a curious decision, The judge
ruled that the demonstrators
had wanted to move south down
the street to rendezvous with
other picketers, but had been
prevented from doing so, Park
peace, Particularly those who
prevented them from doing se,
are plizzled.
• till, picketing the White
House is 'really Very simple
onto you know the ruleS.
ADVICE ritoNt Tut ccatrIEtt
On his Best professional ap-
pearance, an apprentice heaVes-
weight WaS absorbing a dreadful
shellacking. "Lot him land A
couple of wallops On your left
eye next round," 'urged his tom-
pessicinete Manager* ',tan' face
is getting lopsided,"
WiveS peeple who elijey
cooking especially ivhert
dotie by the chef hi a geed kto-
UNRULY - Gale forCe winds
in London played havoc with
the long hair-like plume on
the helmet of this Royal Horse
Guard. Plume is ,really a
mess and, which is more, he
"can't do a thing with it,"
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A Tortoise Gets
Medical Treat.m.en.t
For the past three pan's., Jhs-
a friendly tortoise of vintage
years-125, his young friends,
think-and family pet of the
Charles Drewses of San Mateo,
Calif., was wise enough to. stay
In his own backyard. A few
weeks Ago, however, the foot-.
long, .turtle with an orange fleck-
ed shell waddled out, the front
...lawn into Wellesley Street and
'was struck by a passing car.
.The impact fractured Jasper's
left front leg and ripped open
2-inch chunk of 4161, exposing
A lung.
Noimally„ this means no more
turtle. .But not as far as the
four Drews. children (Eric, 10;
Mark, 0; Michelle, 6; Michael, 2)
were concerned. Jasper had been
their friend ever since he was,
found in the Mojave Desert, and
now they insisted that he go to
the veterinarian.
Mrs. Drews drove Jasper .to
Dr. Arthur Gilger, who said his
tartoise practice isn't very big.
"I gave him a 50-50 -chance to
live," said Gilger. He applied
penicillin and streptomycin to
the open wounds, hammered the
broken segment back into place,
and drilling holes into the shell,'.
laced six stainless-steel sutures
.to hold it in place. Then the vet
encased the tortoise - wound,
shell, and all-in a plaster cast
• • arid hoped it would turn out for
the best. •
Recently, when the story came
out. Dr, Gilger inspected his
handiwork and pronounced the
wander.- drug, and carpeetry
treatment a success, Old Jasper
was sporting two unmistakable
.signs of the recovering patiente
A healthy appetite (lettuce, pota-
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How They 'Picket
The U.S. White House
Tough Problem For
The Map Makers
--
Every country that tackled a
national mapping program ran
into trouble, but none of them
had as many problems to solve
as Switzerland, an up and down
country* And because she Was
able to solve her mapping prob-
lems, Switzerland made a most
important contribution to t h e
science of map making, by show-
ing the world how to draw
mountains and valleys on a map.
An ordinary map of Switzer-
land meant nothing to the peo-
ple who lived there or anyone
else, Distances from place to
place could be figured out in
terms of latitude and longitude,
the way the crow flies, but that
is not the way people travel
in Switzerland. Around every
turn in the road they go up or
they go clown. Whether they are
walking or riding they go up
and down more than they go
ahead, For this reason Switzer-
land, one of the most beautiful
countries in the world, present-
ed a challenge to artists, map
makers a n d surveyors, and a
problem that was hard to solve.
'The first' man who tried to
make a map of the country gave
It up as a bad job. He filled his
drawing with pretty pictures of
castles, monasteries, churches
and other prominent buildings.,
Then, in order to tell his readers
something about the topogra-
phy of the country, he drew
Jong chains of lunipt "or mole-
hills that were supposed to re-
present hills and mountains.
Other map makers tried to make
a good map of the country, but
most of them failed.
A sensible and accurate map
of Switzerland epelled trouble
for surveyors as well as map
makers. It meant inventing
some way of showing artistically
and clearly the high mountains
and deep valleys that cover the
entire country, Therefore, it is
no wonder that it took -so many
years for Switzerland' to pro-
duce her first national map.
The first accurate Map of
Switzerland was begun in 1830,
under the direction of General
Dufour, and after twelve, years
of hard work the first sheet,vvas
printed and published. Thirty-
four years later the, whole map
was finished. It was' different
from any map the world had
ever seen. .It was accurate; so ,
far as latitudes and longitudes
were concerned, but 'more than
that ,it was artistic'. •
Dufour and his men tried to
show th,e country as. it really
was, with all its mountains and
valleys. And he did it by" shade
ing the colours he used, and,,
with contour lines, wavy lines
that told people whether they,
were looking at a mountain 15,-
000 feet high or the flat land at
the bottom of a valley. His map
was as close as he could come
to a photographic picture of the
country, and it told the story.
He showed other map makers
how colour could be used to in-
dicate whether the land was
high or low, and how contour
lines with numbers on them
could be used to tell just how
high the mountain was.
The completed map of Swit-
zerland covered snore than five
hundred sheets. Looking at any
one of these sheets, the reader
has the feeling that he is look-
ing clown on the country from
an airplane. From "Map Mak-
ing - the Art That Eecame a
Science," by Lloyd A, BroWn.
How Can
Ily Roberta Lee
Q. HOW can I renew some ink
that has thickened to an tihuSa-,
ble cOnsisteiley1
A little vinegar poured into
the ink will usually solve this
problem,
itow eait I remove some
mildew stales from leather ar-
tteies
A. A smell amount of petrol.,
emit jelly, tubbed into the lea-
ther, will usually chase the suit-
dew away, rollOW this with
polishing with a Clean chattoiS.
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AT. 3-1256.
To picket the White House
just wear a pair of comfortable
shoes and pick a pleasant clay.
That is advisable, though not
required.
Actually picketing the White
House is as easy as walking to
work, and more interesting to
many.
Hundreds, even thousands of
people have picketed, the White
House in recent months. One
man was recently much noted
for picketing the White House in
the morning and dining there
the same night. That was Dr.
Linus Pauling, Nebel Prize-win-'
ner, who marched along Penn-
sylvania Avenue in protest
against United States nuclear
testing and later partook of pre-
sidential hospitality along with
other Nobel Prize-winners.
While picketing the, White
House is con of t h e freedoms
which may be exercised at will,
there are certain minor restric-
tions. You may pot sing even
it you feel like it, or chant if
you want to. You may not pnay
out loud, carry objectionable
signs or block the traffic. You
must keep moving. .„
A North Carolina minister
who sought to register his pro-
test against t h e imprisonment
of Mr. and Mrs. Morton Sobel,
convicted atom spies, by pray-
ing for them in front of the
White House "g o t locked up
three times," a meneber of the
Metropolitan District Police re-
calls.
Probably the only million-
aires ,wife ever to picket the
White House was Mrs. Cyrus
Eaton. She, along with other
members of Women's Strike for
Peace, vowed .they would stay
on the job Until the President
granted them an audience. He
didn't, and, they finally quit.
But the 'President ,is not un-
mindful of these patrols. When
some 5,000 students from' yeti-
Ous parts of the country con-
verged on Washington last Feb-
ruary* for a-mass protest against
resumption,' of nuclear testing,
President •" Kennedy dispensed
White ,House hospitality to the
.picketers in the .form. of hot cof-
fee.
This reVolying traffic does not
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AT. 3-1256 AND
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New Version Of
Mad Monk's Death
siuerian-born peasant tern-
ecl menit, Grigori Efimovich Ras-
putin first gained notoriety by
Parlaying Orthodox communions
into orgies, He swilled down huge
quantities of liquor, drank soup
by slurping it off his dirty fing-
ers, and always smelled like a
goat Yet from 1906 to 1016 the
"Mad Monk" was the close confi-
dant and trusted adviser to Im-
perial Russia's ruling family Of
ROmanoffs, Dozens of Court la-
dies adored him, "You think
am defiling you," he told them,
"but I am purifying you." He
also claimed to have neystie
healing powers,
Just how much "purification"
and healing Rasputin accom-
plished is doubtful but his in-
fluence was far-reaching, often
terrifying. Frantically worried
because her fifth born, the
Czarevich Alexis, had hemo-
philia, Czarina Alexandra ap-
pealed to Rasputin for help, He
comforted her and in time gain-
ed the confidence of the czar,
and the enmity of the court.
Inevitably he was marked for
assassination. The lure in the plot
that finally did the Mad Monk
in was Irina, the beautiful wife
of young Prince Yusupov. Told
that Irina would be present,
Rasputin attended a midnight
meal in a cellar chamber of the
Prince's palace. As a phono-
graph upstairs played "Yankee
Doodle," Rasputin was poisoned.
But he did not die immediately
and exactly ehat happened aft-
er that has often been confused
in both history and legend.
Last month, in private papers
found ten years after the death
of a British guards officer, a
new aecount of Rasputin's death
scene was made public in Edin-
burgh's The Scotsman. The offi-
cer, Capt. T, Y. Benyon, had
served with the White Russian
Army and wrote that he had the
story firsthand from Prince
Alexioff, heretofore unknown
among the Princes who were
present with Yusupov.
Previous accounts had Raspu-
tin reeling from poison but re-
covering enough to nearly choke
Yusupov to death, then crawling
up a flight of stairs before more
pistol shots ended his life.
Captain Benyon's footnote to
history set the same scene but
detailed different action. Raspu-
tin did drink poisoned coffee but
it only made him dizzy. Then
one of the princes tried to shoot
him through the head-but the
gun misfired. Alexioff. then tried
to stab him but Rasputin Was
wearing a shirt of mail and the
dagger was deflected.
"This all tdok place within the
space of about five, Minutes,"
13 eny on wrote, "a..nia by this time
the Princes Teete full of supersti-
tious creret and convinced that the
pan was posiessed by the devil
and bore a charmed life.
"Alexioff again managed to get ,
within striking range; he seized
a silver candlestick and brought
It down with a crash on his
head . . ."
The plan then had been to
dump Raspetin's body in, the
Neva River, but the river was
frozen over. While the Princes
were wondering -what to do, some
peasants arrived On the scene.
Told that this-was Rasputin; they ,
cut a hole in the ice. Then
Princes and: peasants together
shoved the body into the water. .
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Tips On How To
Care For Your Car
Chrome trim on a 'car can be
cleaned with fine 'steel wool. ,
,then protected with, a coat' of
x.
Policeman: 'Mow did you
'knock *him down?" Motorist: "I
didn't. I'pulled-up to let him go
across and he fainted'!"
e a
To remove tar spots or sap
which sometime falls on cars
from trees, use a .mild solvent
Such as varsol,
*
Paste wax can be more easily
applied to a car if the cloth you
are using is slightly wet.
'a a a
When washing a car, the door
hinge area should not be neglect-
ed. Dirt collects here and dirt
holds moisture Which may cause
rusting, * *
Having a dent in a car repaired
Isn't just a matter of appearance
. if neglected, rust may set'in.
A small repair now may prevent
a major job a year from now,
ea a;
A car is a big investment and
when it needs refinishing the
work should be entrusted to a
refinieher with a reputation for
good work, It is possible to do
repaire in a slipshod manner
which will look fine for only a
few weeks. *
Matching the color of a car,
whether it be brand new or a
20 year old jalop, is a simple
matter today, thanks to modern
paint tinting systems, The color
can now be duplicated with lab-
oratory precision.
When Washing a car, never
turn a hose Against the windows.
Water may run down between
the glass and the door frame to
the inside of the door where it
can cause rust Instead, Use a
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