Cards Promise 9 A Good Sport «t» * \ A bt&ik „ witi a His y&r/' -- for 1, Is both Father's first day of the Mtam as weB. * coin«^Mier the 1963 Day 4aj0* ftaveft't over- Picturesque outdoor' 11* featured <#» design [n. Eapecially popular of Dad swinging- into with casting rod, golf club tting 4sffi -- lljte the good t»is! far the weather, one greet- ?# allows a curly-haired little boy who's out an the limb of a «C«e, saying -- 1 asked the birds - To sing all day, i -- -7i asked the sun to ihtoe. So if this day Ain't marvelous *fr It ain't no fault of mine! for fathers who follow the major league games, there's a view of Dad gulping down hot dogs at the ball perk. Another, however, simply pictures him reading the box scores at home. j, Says the verse -- •i,: Bringin' home the bac&n ; , * ^ Is tirin' and taxin' j, on your day, Dad, "Don't do a thing *<5ept restin' and: relaxin' Aibout half the cards picture Dpd in animal form --- as a Papa Btar teaching smallfry to swim, or an exhausted Daddy Rabbit s|eep-walking the floor with his fifst child. One addressed "To a of Distinction" shows a smartly-dressed rooster and quips "Here's to a Father's Day that's Worth crowing about i" Several designs fefture traditional "good luck" tokens such horseshoes and four-leaf clovers. A teen-age sdn winks and waves a highly-polished wishbone. Aad there's a "Special Father's Dav Counon Book" enclosed in tfgbC out and one last word. Naturally, the Father's Day •.^aidbv "For My Husband" are as } roigantic as % Valantina. One shows a devoted wtfe and mother ' cooing -- £ • You really are tops >~ E In the role of a Dad On that we all agree love you most Wbm you star in the « _ r Role of Romeo with « Bven more to the point is the VldnMcal scene of a guper-mar- NEW SHOW 1959 IN jUR WILL % i % Dad are bussing around the store in a jet-propelled shopping and the verse explains -- Prices may zoom Or else go boom There may be changes in store But "we'll still go steady ^ Like we're doing already. '% When we ar*' 104' S To whet Dad'9 interest in the Father's Day gifts to come, another card expresses this wish May your ties be wild And your smokes be mIM And your joys be sweet «*# meller . . . So that Father's Day Will be all O. K. -V;;. For a Dad who's opH grand feller! On a few cards designers actually have attached real gifts, pocket combs and tie clasps. There is* what's more, a colorful array of novelty cut-out cards that resemble a man's wallet, pipe-stand, shirt and tie, box of cigars and an old fashioned shaving mug far "aaft, soa^ing" Dad! FOOD PRODUCTION World food production barely kept pace with population increase in 1962, according to a United Nations survey. Production of food crops during the year rose only 'l £er cent above 1951 levels, while non-food crops also registered 9 1 jjer cent gain. The uneven distribution which has plagued the world for many years continued, with the result that "millions of human beings were less well fed in the 1951-52 period than they were in '-ftp* World War H days." Want Ads. Hke everybody's bosbnea. New ineprporationa in Illinois are 4T0 greater at the end of the first five months of the year than they were at tfce same time last year, Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier announces. Illinois business corporations show the greatest gain, hf said, the 2.162 new groups formed this year being 343 more than! those organized at the same time in 1952. The 288 out-of-state business corporations granted Certificates of authority to operate in Illinois are sixty-nine ahead of last year's figure. In the not-for-profit field, neyr Illinois groups show a gain Of fifty-two, for a total of 776, and out-of-state organisations are six ahead of last year, for a total of ten. Collections from franchise taxes and fee? fell far behind last year's totals during May because returns from the annual franchise tax are not being received as quickly this year, Mr. Carpentier said. The total so far this year is $420,910. 52, just a little more than half the amount received at this time last year. 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