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BOY NEXT, DOOR Tab Hunter
• his all tbut - forsaken his 'boy'•
next door!' roles as 'he swings
Into a new movle,,The-Pleasure
of His Company, ,sand his
weekly, Tab Hunter' Show - en
TV. He's shown above his.
rotesin "Meet Me in St. Louis."
Give Octobar.
Fishing a Trial,
- There are two real fishing sea-
`sons each year, during which 'an
angler could easily •Catch plenty
of good fish. These are ,spring
and in October, and the month
of October, I consider the best.
-So when I say 'October is 'the
best fishing month 'by far, I•
have plenty of firsthand facts
with which to back ,up my, state:,
ment.
If you want to get 'bass In
October fishing, you must work
your •luee. fairly deep ,and very
slowly: The bass are sleggish
now, take a luie in slew-motion•
and ?they fight, in -iloW-motion.
No,' they • won't ; give you much
fight now or much sport —
what they do give yeti is a very
excellent chance to catch the
largest bass of your lifetime.
But walleyes and members of
,the pike.family --,- pike,. pickerel,
muskellunge — are as Sactive and
as'ever 'now; fadt, they
maintain full activity under the
ice all' *inter. And' I'd' say, tied
yoUr chahces 'of • getting a true
pionetei. of "these species 'are, at
least after about the 'middle of
October, -net .lese•thans50 times
better than' in midsummer, and
AO Sends better than in spring.
The teally large members 'of
these species can be quite lacka-
daisical about their feeding'in
spring, rind they -- especially
the pike arid- meskies — seem
to feed, little indeed through the
midsummer months, And you
can't catch` 5, fish when he's riot
.feeding. But for a short time in
fall, the huge brine that had
been lying seroi-dorniant gill
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Then Marry Her
One of the most remarkable
urtships on record began when
airliner in which a middle-
edged businessman was travelling,
1a
s forced to make an emergen-
landing ht a barren part of
ina.
No, one was injured and, with* t. a few hours, the passengers
ere rescued by jeep. But OA
gusinessman's life - was changed;
‘ Among the Chinese villagers
who hurried to the scene of the
gsesh was a fifteen-year-old girl.
Although she spoke - no English,
f
nacci. the businessman no Chinese
ey were instantly attracted to
h other.
A few days later the business-,
Stan revisited the remote village.
'With the consent of her parents
s sent the girl to school in
kin, where she learned some
Ilitglish. He employed a •gover-
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way of life and, six mopths
later, the couple were married.
Stranger love stories have oc-
Orred. Near Baelockhithe, in
xfordshire, an undergraduate,
eon of 'a peer, happened one day
Jo see the pretty daughter of the
lock-keeper. Again it was a case
eit love at first sight, and again
She rich suitor paid for hie new
love to go to school to become a
lady.
In that instance the schooling
was even more Prolonged: The.
girl was taught how to eat pro-
perly, how to speak standard.
Mulish, how to tell one wine
?rem another—all the things, in
eget, that would be necessary
*hen she became Her Ladyship.
Records in the neighbouring
*lurch show that the couple
*ere, in facts married, and the r'vede diary, 'proved lint %bey ,
happily for a long time
item:weeds: - -
To-day one sometimes hears of
princes—or at least baronet.—
*he marry real-life: "Cinderel.
Us.," but perhaps none can equal
tie storysof the parson who, sent
lkla finance* to sehool for two
ayears. The parson's name was
shine Baring-Gould, „composer
"Onward, Christian Soldiers."
ing-Gould owe of. an ancient
' it family.' H. Wag' a squire
ileowell as a person. When, In
, he went es curate to the
orkshlre village of Horbury, p•
ens-would have imagined that lie
would marry one of the local
mill girls. ' .
Among hit Congregation :was a
race
sixteen - Yeer -old giel,
race Taylor, who worked at
oppleton's Mill hot far away.
The .curate fell in love with her,
but she realized that she 'could
hot become a parson's wife—and
certainly not the. lady of his
manor of Lew Trenchard in
Devon.
After discussion with the. girl's;
parents, Baring-Gould agreed to
pay them her full weekly wages
while he sent her to York to.be
educated. 'For two years, this
young mill-girl lived' the life of
a pupil 'at a smart school for
girls. Besides learning-Latin and
other subjects, she had special
tuition in running 'a large house-
hold. -
Naturally, the village tongues:
Wagged a good deal; and --some
said no good would come of it.. '
• They were wrong; Saiineeleis
ring-Gould was married to Grace'
Taylor, in his own' chtireb; one
May' 28th, 1868. • Their happy,.
'marriage baited for forte-seven,
years. - t
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Maybe Henry Had
The Bight Idea
The late lienry Ford is saluted
as a produetioPs genius, as the
man who brought the assembly
line to Detroit: and put America
on the wheels of the model T.
. Actually:though, volume pro-
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-Ford's primary concern:' Xndeed,
it was the result of his other
pollcles, Consider what he wrote
in 1923:
"Our policy ,is, to reduce the
priceL extend the oPerations and
improve the 'article. You will
` notice that' the reduction of:
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Thereforene first, eeeuce the
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WASHINGTON -- The -dtfec-
tion to Russia of National Secur-
ity Agency mathematicians Ser-'
non 'D's Mitchell and William H.
Martin 'has shaken Defense offis
cials more than they will admit
publicly.
These two men worked in
codes for the super-secret code-
busting NSA, an agency whose
mission is never discussed pub-
licly in Washington.
.,Becitise the agency is so
"sensitive," Mitchell and Mar-
tin were given a much rougher
time than most men investigated..
Their Ilya, from birth, 'were,
thoroughly investigated by the
NSA'. own specialists. They
were put through lie-deteetOr
tests. But something, apparently
went amiss.
The U.S. government , defec-
tion record had been rather-good
up to now. In the past 15 years
there have been only a handful
, of minor defections reported -.-
three Army sergeants, a corpOral,
a, private, a clerk typist. Nono
reportedly held sensitive poste.
In Addition, Ameriaans who
have been, in West Germany sly
there are persistent rumors that
in the, Last Gernuut town et
Bautzen there are several dotes
"riffraff" Americana--low rank,
big ,enlisted men, low ranking
former government employes and
tourists who 'never came back.
None' held U.8. poets of any
significance.
„Eta Mitchell and Martin were
different.
"Where did we , go wrong?"
says one strategically-placed De-
fense man worriedly. "One of
• these men, for all we could. find,
" had a' record up to the time he
defected that would have made
me proud to have him .as a son.
Yet this man was.apparently the
leader of the pair. And the in-'
vestigators, found nothing About
the other that the evaluators
Shotight significant."
This second man admitted in.
hie ' employment' 'interview that
he had ,.engaged "in abnormal
sexual "experiments" in his.
teens But .the sinvestigaterss
ekeekkeettisslikkeeasindeet
fig fOund no evidence. he,'d • con-,
tinned peactices.. They de,'
'Clad; tiieiefore,' that fliese,early,
aberrations were "of no impert-
' ant significaner";,. - •••
;1- "J•4 •
That raises difficult questions.
How tight. is our whole 'SysteM
of security, in the vital defenie,,
intelligence and secret code Agen-
cies? Are there more turncoats
or potential turncoats, these',
tigencies?,:is it possible to tell
a man's loyaltye -Witen we hire'
him for a super-secret job? How
do the „Rede reach these men?
NSA security men, are .deter-
mined to find the answer .to,
'what went wrong. They've epent•
eight weeks becktracking the
.moves, the friends, the associa-
tions,' the places Mitchell and
"-Martin event for years back.
But ,in the first eight weeks
they didn't find the answers.
They found things they should
have found before, things they
, should have 'tracked down more,
thoroughly' before it was too.
late. "But they didn't get any-
thing in the way of hard evi-
' dence" says -one -Defense Depart-
ment Man.
With the investigation incom-
plete the vital security questions
can't yet be answered. But there
are some things , that-can be said.,
The security system is basicilly
good. -The methods are basically
But-the re ere loop-holes.
`How serious were those 'leap-,
boleti in 'this case? •
These, men' were low ranking,
Junior mathematicians. NSA ,
lilivididderAfint fotethe most' part
no one man :Can. kz,nw too much
about what's', going on' in other
parts of the shop. Nevertheless,
it's possible for clever men in
three years to pick up informa-
tion about U.S.' methods for
' coveting Sciviet secrets that Any
Red agent would give hoe. eight
arm to get.
Already it's certain there are ;
going to be changes in the goy- •
eminent's internal securitysys-
tem as a result of the Mitchell=
Martin affair. Here are some of
the security improvement needs
Uncovered: '
More thoroughly trained in-
vestigators. Some of the,men do-
ins ineestigations are competen-
tly trained, with law degrees,
Specialized schooling and wide
experience. , But there are. still_
too many ,withoet thate back-
' ground.
SIgere infinite .investigations en.
„ men in. ,"very sensitive" ,' post'.,
tions., 'Ineestigaters have too
"„Manse men and' women to 'look
into to,'"do. 'the rock bottom job.
%they,..stioitld those in the most.
I sensitive posts.
" More frequent, .spot checks
throughout a, man's 'career if
is in a "hot" agency or a "seneiss
tee" post. NSA his such''chicks,
• but there's evidence' that
hisn't, in some ' cases at least,'"
'kept as close a tab ,On' , men. Ps.
it might' have,
More Careful evaluation of
What investigators find. The lie
detector turned up some inter-
etting "indications"' about one of
the two defectors. There's, new
„a question as to whether ,now
Viedicsitiens'e Wel% cheeked', out
as thoroughly as they
'have been,
Thete hae been a tendency to
pass off ,rather lightly some
things ,that a man has done in
his youth-,*if the rat of his' re-
cord leolit good. On the basis of
the Martin-Mitchell case some
security secerity officers feel that some
youthful follies and, experiments
• should be checked out more
theititighly to see if they are, in
feet, over and done With.
Some Of these security men
also believe that some Method
must' be 'found to determine
'More accurately what a titan IS
thinking when he's being tested
for loyalty.
But these seine Men iteliae
the dangers to a free aodiety
Presented by ,efforts " to develop'
166144'6d security, One them
&nited ,iii the feeling this Wayi,
ad .WO die this and' still
...not destroy the very thing We're.
trying to.,protect,7,,,---titir individual:
libettleel"
,lieftpatieltheri Often' the
editorial "WV so the reader will
think there are too-Many Of their.
to
summer, develops a tremendous
Appetite and starts ranging wide-
ly, ready to dash after and de-
vour about anything.
Why does he do 'this, during
one brief period Of the year only?
Of course, I don't know for sure,
but' I think I can make a very
good guess. Age-old Instincts
tells him that there are months
of very glen pickings ahead, so
he'd better put on all the weight
he can if he's to survive the
winter. Just as all land animals
put on oll the weight' they can
to carry them, through' the win-
tern= so must these
Why don't =alit ellsh• of the
same species do th!eksame,' or
why does nne ,catch..SR•few small
ones? ,That's entirely. ',too deep
for me; I can't even find an
improbable guess' to explain it.
All I know is that, in a lifetime
°C aim est constant• fishing,
hive, in the" North, caught prob-'
ably Well' over 90 per cent of
niyi really big fish at, this time
of year, including, all my very ,
largest ones.
The'weether then? It ,may be
chilly and sloppy sometimes, but
often it's 'the very-nicest of the
year, clear and crisp; with little
wind. And you'll have thoge
glorious fall, ,coloursof the trees
around the shore. You're. more
than likely ',to' have: the beauties
of the lake („a n d 'undisturbed
fishing) Ali to 'yourself.
It's impossible to deal leper-
,ately here with each district in
the country. 'But it as possible'
to aaybutright,that everywhere;"
for ells species,' October is 'much
the besfmonthan the year. Local
excePtions." are Sao few 'that
-they're "not worth ,mentionine
• Nor have I space here to• go
into".the matter 'of • special lures,
,flies, and methOds,:for fall. But
you won't peed'• to now about
such *tinge; for` with . therfisk
''feeding 'so yell, you're sure to
do' fine. with most any lure or
Method, just so -you stay out
' there and fish. HoWever, if you
want specific advice• on fishing
ti Certain spots the best thing .to
do is ,toe wait until you get theft.
Then you can easily' find out, by
' Casual inquiry, what seems
to be working best lbere'at that.
particular :time.
:So, take .a try at fall fishing.
Go out, in October and -try that ,
"fished-out" lake near your '
home = and try ' it hard, stay
out;there, eVen,though„you =have' •
to. wear 'fairly !heavy clothes to
be centifertable., you're ; viols •
tally certain Attlee due for; thte
Most . pleasant;eishing surpeigesef
your ,life;" with a very -good
chances'to,. catch 'the fish — that "
big sone you've ',always.
In October, when 'the yslei-
tioners haves gone home; ' anct
theis is not much fishing ping
on,,'go to' that • deserted 'fished .
out" lake and catch .some of,
those 'really big, tacklesbuster
fish. — By. Jasen Lucas,'Angling
Editor at• "Sports 'Afield."
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tshieeeii they both went up to bett -tiet
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At. VdSt ICIPCII4t •
Lt..pen, (now Field Mar-
Viscount) ; litet•Otird Law
"Montgomery- 'fight the 'good fight
at ;El Alamein =- or just talk it?
Britain's •Orziieliali*ASsittle butte'
had this question tosed into theft'
' lapS recently, 'along Avithei Aide
issue: The. right of -33-yeateeld
author. Barnett (who in
Desert' 'Generals'' - pegs
Moritgoitier ., 'as more of a' publi-
city hound than a' desert rat)' to
pass judgment on a , battle that
Was fought When, Barnett was 'a,
Mete *Stied a Schoolboy, TO
critics of 'his, braelitiege;
teeihed•Militate scholar Barnett '
blandly teepeneedt, "lVitietiet
hietbritire•Weite. about ,NanaleOle
ening§ fie was in one of hi& cans-
,Montgomery, managed
to keep normally glib tongue
in elieekt ecitihg man; eh? I .
suppose he' thinks he could have
deed, ,bettet himself?. Well; he's
entitled' ,td, his -opfoiou and Inc
to inifie:
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