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Ogden Standard Examiner in Ogden, Utah
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Ogden Standard-Examiner (Newspaper) - September 27, 1959, Ogden, Utah
4a the Ogden Standard examiner Ogden Utah sunday morning september 27, 1959 night stick and whistle bobbies Don t carry arms think it s safer that Way by Eddy Lonton and Day British bobbies saunter Forth armed Only with a night stick a whistle and the firm conviction that they have the respect and cooperation of the Public they police. Bar handed they tackle burglars safecracker razor wielding Teddy boys car thieves and murderers. Sometimes they lose their lives doing it. Yet they Don t carry Pis they Don t want to. They throw up Roadblock with their uniformed bodies. Instead of shooting at car tires to halt Des Perate men they toot their shrill whistles and Call out in the name of the Law. Least to Many for generally works. The average briton is a Law-1 abiding citizen. His temper has a j High boiling Point and the showing of emotion especially in Public is looked Down upon. His tight Little Island has Tough Laws and Tough judges and being an Island it s difficult to get away from. Criminals Are not glamorized. The overwhelming majority of our explained the Scotland Yard spokesman definitely do not want to be Why not a detective has Only recently been shot dead by a suspected blackmailer. Weapons unwanted True and while his death was tragic and deplorable there has been no demand by the men for earlier this year another police Man was stabbed to death break ing up a gang fight in seven Sis ters Road. Who can say that either Man s life would have been saved if he d been asked the Scotland Yard spokesman. Actually More blood might have been shed. Britain s policemen believe that if criminals knew the cops were armed with revolvers More thugs would carry guns and More shoot Ings and killings would follow. This reporter stopped four police men Between Ludgate circus and the thames. The quartet echoed the observations of the Man at Scot land Yard. One . Barnes Volunteer leered another thought. Gun play goes with hot coun he said. The More Northern the country the less use of guns. England is a Northern asked for his explanation of the alleged affiliation of lethal heat he replied it s the Sun. The Sun must have cops without guns in single file police constables from Snow Hill police station March out to their beats in London. All they carry for self defense is a night stick and a shrill whistle they can blow in an emergency to summons Aid. The night stick is carried in a special pocket on the right trouser leg. Despite the recent killings of two policemen the bobbies have no desire to be armed. They feel that if criminals knew they were armed More thugs would carry guns and there would be More blood new features photo in the United i they believe it necessary. In Swa the cult of the firearm is More Den police carry guns during the violence. Borne out a Survey of Europe bears out the Bobby s observation at least in part. While in most european Northern group. In All five of these nations How Ever the Law stipulates that police men can Arm themselves when Goadby to Geisha girl she s on her Way out Tokyo of the sym Bols of is on her Way out. The fabled dancer with the elaborate Hairdo powdered neck Beautiful Kimono and tinkling laugh is giving the cabaret hostess. That s the word from Tsusaki Sugawara financier essayist Art connoisseur and chairman of the Council prevention of prostitution. There Are still about Geisha in Japan Sugawara wrote in the october Issue of bungee Chunju a popular monthly Agazine but their numbers Are dropping steadily. Few girls now want to become he said. They prefer to become dancers models and cab Aret and. Bar hostesses rather than Start training in music and dancing at the age of seven or eight know ing they cannot become full Geisha until they Are 18 or 19 years Sugawara came up with the astounding fact that the average age of a Geisha is 42 in Osaka. In the Akasaka Geisha District of Tokyo the average age is 37. One at 76 seven of the Geisha in Tokyo the class b spends about and the class c about these expenses do not include payments for Kimono musical instruments and other articles of the Geisha Art. Very few Geisha therefore can earn enough to make both ends meet and find their debts continuing to mount. As a result said Sugawara Many of the Geisha Are turning to prostitution to earn extra Money. Of the Geisha in Japan he estimated that Are known or suspected of at least part time prostitution. What hot Portugal is doing in the swedish cops reportedly would pre Fer a Complete ban on firearms. Italy has one of the most pistol packing police forces on Earth. This dates Back to fascist times when the civil population was placed under rigid control. Since then it apparently has become a habit. Guns Are carried by almost any official with a uniform. In Paris since the algerian re Bellion Many French cops work in pairs with one carrying a Summa Chine gun. There was some sentiment for disarming the police in West Ger Many after the War but the anti gun sentiment was Small and got nowhere. One of tie strange offshoots of Britain s National policy of unarmed police forces is the tame Ness of its homemade cops and robber television shows. They Lack the bang bang bang of american to productions. But British living rooms Are full of gun sounds just the same. Both the British broadcasting corp. And the commercial to networks show numerous american shoot pm ups. The Tokyo metropolitan police _ Board issued a confidential memo the Law abiding britons Lap them last year which listed one third of up the Geisha in Tokyo As occasion Al prostitutes. Penny rare nope v intentional Washington up saving new pennies because you heard they Are going to be recalled by the government think you re going to make a lot of Money in rare coins you have been misled. When the Issue of new u. S. Pen Nies came out in february a Rumor was spread about that the government was going to recall the Copper coins because somebody goofed and put a Small of in United states of America on the Coin s Tail Side. Actually mint artist Frank Gas Paro of Philadelphia deliberately used the Small of to break up the uniformity of the lettering. The assistant director of the mint Leland Howard said rumours Start every time we put out a new people look at it closely find something they never noticed be fore and Hope it la turn into some thing Howard said Gasparo worked for weeks on an eight Inch Clay Model of the Coin which for a change has the Lincoln memorial etched on its Back instead of just one he said that it was rather illogical that one of the 41 letters which appear on the Penny would Escapa Gaspare s notice on a Model that Large. An examination of the Coin shows that the Small of is the Only let Ter of the 41 that is not capitalized. This fact makes the Little letter More noticeable. But Howard said it s no mis take and we re not going to recall the the Small of in the of on the new Penny does t stand alone among the of a which appear on u. S. Coins. Small of appear on the 1921 peace the 1916 half Dollar and the current Franklin half Dollar Howard pointed out. More than 360 million new pen Nies have been struck so far and the government says it expects to make a billion this one Worth exactly one cent. Miners demand Cool crisis end Bonne West Germany thousands of and waving Black flags marched through Bonn today demanding government action to Cope with a mounting Coal crisis. With the Rich Ruhr giving up Mil Lions of tons of Coal More than can j be sold Many pits fave a shutdown i and miners Are losing their jobs. Union leaders said miners were taking part in the demonstration the biggest in the 10-year his tory of this West Berlin capital. Suburbs Are Fine but they can t survive without cities new York up you can t run away from the urgent problems of our cities by moving to the suburbs any More than you can avoid radio Active fallout by Wear ing a hat says James h. Scheur president of the citizens housing planning Council of new York inc. The authority on housing Urban renewal and municipal problems said in an interview an economically healthy sub Urb cannot exist independently of the Core City. It is Able to carry on Only because of the nearby City. If it tries to be an Island unto it a self it will surely become a sunken Island. The suburb depends on the City for employment the Best jobs at every level Are in the cities and the bulk of employment opportunities Are in the cities. The suburb looks to the City for entertainment for its cultural life. Department stores can open branches in the suburbs but the opera the symphony the museums the universities must stay where they the heart of the City. They can t move out to the sub Okey Bond Issue Havana 100-million Dol Lar Bond Issue to pay for expropriation of lands under Cuba s agrarian Law was authorized by the govern ment yesterday. It was understood other issues will follow. Bonds authorized today mature in 20 years and pay 4% per cent annual inter est. The United Way hangover troubles Chicago far As driving is concerned the hangover May be worse than the Binge that started it a Milwaukee doctor said yester Day. Or. Herman a. Heise chair Man of the american medical association s committee on Medico Legal in their 60 s and there is even one i hangovers bring a flickering of the eyes which cuts Down vision. Rent an Organ Dunkley music go. Venerable oldster practising profession at the age of 76. Another. Big Factor in keeping girls from entering the profession is the Rise in the Cost of living. A class a Geisha makes about month. A class b Geisha earns about monthly and a class c girl about but a class a Geisha spends about Al Tel monthly for expenses a Camm a Blic. Drive 800 proof demonstration you to Trade test drive the new Case of Matic 800 in just 1-hour, you la realize that there s a powerful differ ence. Make a demonstration Date today and get your free Raincoat Trade now and get our special extra generous Trade allowance e. R. 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