Wilkes-Barre Sunday Independent

              A Paper For The Home
SUNDAY INDEPENDENT
52ND YEAR — NO. 9
Member Audit Burpflo of Clrcalatlon
WILKES-BARRE, PA., SUNDAY DECEMBER 22, 1957
rMTKD pRrnn
Sunny, Mild
High   Today:   52
Monday—Fair   and   Milder.
PRICE 20 CEiNTS
IKE TO STUDY 'CRASH' MEASURES
SkHHt  ot iJlira 3todi>rn  Shopping Venter Planned •Snsi Sottthtrest oS Kinif,ston  rorner.s
29 Stores Will Occupy    Russia RejCCtS ^»^^ Senafors Demond Gang's StOry    Secref Report Urges Modern Shopping Center r^^t^^^^.^ d:j Armed Forces Accord   u/jii r^ i^ f\ a   Giant Steps to Avoid
kl^^.   lil^^^i^^   n^s.^^,.^ UUIIICICIIlCmU      Washington (U)_Two senators called yosto,/'""  ^^  iW l^A, -Ll        #-     . X ¦
neor t\'ngsion s^orners    r:..-*^-* l.. uata K''-\^^^cfT*'^^"''^^^'""°p*'^^^™^-1f^'"^'^^^^^^ i     c     rossioie Cofasfropfie
Wool worth, .i&P, Triangle Shoe Among Tenants Already Signed; Parking Facilities for 1,400 Cars
r„ Given by NATO
WASHINGTON (U^)_Two senators called yester¬ day for a reorganization of the armed services so the United States can meet Russia's military challenge more effectively. * -	
A  new,  million-dollar  shopping: center of unique design is to become a reality on the West Side, situ¬ ated across the street from the one in operation on, « h     +h   =.c.v,^c»^. >.icain. the  Narrows  Road  southwest of Kingston Corners, y^'^^^*""^-^'     rejected     '"P research division.
Also Rejects Plea For Arms Talks; Presses Own Plan
MOSCOW (IP)-
Sen. Strom Thurmond (D-S. C), an Army re¬ serve brigadier general, said interservice rivalry in weapons research should be ended through either a "com- Russia P'^'*' unification of the armed
services or creation of a unified
1,100 Ousted From Jakarta
Dutch Repatriates Sail for Amsterdam
NATO call  for a foreign Case Agrees ministers'   conference   on disarmament and demanded in¬ stead a summit meeting to out
Valley Men Are Injured
Apalachin Probe Is Recessed; Accounts Of Roundup Differ
WASHINGTON (IP)—The White House announced last night that government departments are submit¬ ting comments on the top-secret Gaither Report to the National Security Council for possible consideration
  --  ^tomorrow    by    President
Eisenhower,
like Will Light
The report, according to ALBANY aP)—The leg-l live   nillLIUIIl Versions    "leaked"    to    several
i.slative watchdog commit-1 ^ !newsmen, calls for a massive de-
tie announced vesterdav itlAL  •   L T 'r'^^^ buildup, a $20.ooo,noo,000
Sen. Clifford P. Case (R-N..l.)i ,'k      , will turn over'to the dis-I nriCf!«»€    TrOA 'J.:'.lLl^f''"]^A.^'^«^"^r  P'-.^P"-.?'"
also called for an end to mter-;    A car carrying three Luzerne t^ici attorney the testimony ofl^'" IjUIIUj      I I Cv servi.se   feuding   and   for   more|County   residents  went  out  of Buffalo   businessman   .lohn   c'
Plans to Deliver Yuletide Message
WASHINGTON   (IP
expanded foreign aid and other ,"crash" measures to avoid the icatastrophe of a Soviet missile jattack.
'      U was said to paint a much
d.-irkcr   pic(ure   of   (hp   V.   S.
lafi behind Russia Jn mililarv
President   might  than adminKtration ol-
ment. Communist Party chief Nikita Khrushchev endorsed the rejection    and    called    for    an
Senate committee on "earth sat-:
agreement on  world  peace be- ellites and the problems of outers tween   the   United   States   and sP^ce.     The   committee  would'»*»
They were  identified as  fol-sary."
tar.s "pageant of peace."
Representing the Nar-«> rows Realty Co., Norman' Weiss announced yester¬ dav that Lacy, Athi-rton and Drtvis, architects and engineers, have been commissioned to pro- fpcd at once to complete plans for thr huge development.
These nlans will provide for 29 stores and pai k n;- .space for 1,400 carsi. The shopping center will have a fron.age of 800 feet.
With  10 other local tenantsi    JAKARTA (IP)—Nearly havine signed  eases tor various , ,,,,,   r.,     .     , ,   .   .
"ypes of business, Mr. Weiss 1.100 Dutch repatriates said that he could now announce left here yesterday aboard thai the A&P and H. W. Wool- the British liner Captain worth Co. would occupy two of (_oo|5 f^p g homeland most of thr   large   stores   that   will   be ^^^f,^ j^ave never seen.
1',, , ., ,      ''^'3^ the bigpest single group'o'v'mpmwTlriited Nations Dis-statement  that  interservice  riv-,,,.   _. ' atcs. ir.iunt Troo nt. r:r.»,nH. ...¦
Still more leases are m var_ „f Dutch to leave Indonesia since ^r^^rnentComt^ission, airy  sometimes  can  be  useful. Wyoming. ^.„ Roadblock I    '"   Y «^""."''»   ^^ .     '    "The report is one of a num-
ious  stages  of  negotiation  and ,he   government    .seized   Dutch ^Kr^'^.hchevTa.d the East andibut that reports he has received     All   suffered  deep  la.erations     Montana tesiifi"l t^at he ar-     The towering national Christ-htr of advisory  studies  on  na- an effort IS oeing m,de to have p,,,pp,,y 3„rt a.ked all "non-es-w^^^^ ,„   disarma-lindicate   it   ''greatly   hampered of the face and nose and bruises, p^^a   ^t   the   home   of   .loseph J^'"''JT^,  ''V!"'''  '""   'T^  of tional .,ecuritv matters which as
a nraiich of a large department sential"    Dutch    to   leave    the^p';^   Tccept    co-rxistence    of our progress in the field of mis-They   were  deemed   In   serious Barbara   host of the gathering  *^'  Y"^"t 'rT^'^'""^'''' r'""'>""   ''""^   '^''   P"'^"''""'   from store located in rhe center .o^ntry.   ^^^    ^ , ^        ,.      , ^Spimlism and Communism, andsile   development   in   re c e n t condition   by   the  hospital   this ,f,er the time that CroSsafdj^Z :;!,'/„'^^^^^^ '"r '"""   '''"'"""'  ""^  ;*-
Will Be Rented Soon Some    900    Dutch    nationals:,^^jj  g  war that   would   bring years.' morning. la   roadblock   had   been   set   „_ I'^om other nations of the world, ccives from many sources," the
It   appears,   the  management evacuated   from   Surabaya   dis-..ppyshing blows" from the mis-i    He said defense money must     One was reported critical.      Icroswell  maintained that  Mon-'    I" the White House itself there prepared statement said, stated, that the entire availablejembarked from the steamer Wa-^jlp.armp(j  Sovi-et   Union. ibe spent wisely and duplication,   jtana   must    hava   been   inside^""     ^'*^'^'     brightly - decorated     "Defense   and   other  security
law  war  and  "solve the  prob-^f^''''''^*^    ""'f'^^at'^*"-    although jo„tp„i g^^ |,jf , ^jmy p„|g ^^jiiyioniana   about   the   Apalachin lems  bothering humanity." IV' o"^;;^ "« .specific proposals windine   macadam'R'''"^''^"^   convention   last   Nov.
Sovictv Foreign Minister An-"e   said   the   presem   «."icture "*«   on   a   winaing   macaaam ,^ drei Gromyko formally rejected I f«>''™'"ta'"y, planning IS "clearly road   around   Lake   Carey   latc^    As.semblyirtan      William      f! the proposal of the NATO pow- '"^^1"?.'^- i      u v   t '  night. Horan,  committee chairman,  re-,
of  the   supreme   Soviet   Pari.a-. [^-J^^r s?onso'; i TsSoJclan and then taken toUne'ra. [^^h^-^--^ ^-J'^^^e gi^
*.°/.:!r„A/±--^.fl,tl°-r:"-P''-'-   _    laction^ t'h" mTd^m^e^cetprrrfrrs PaA'of"1he"^ap"'|,^[:;--V^^^^^^^
but  he  revealed  nothing  about
Russia.
General Rejection
Thev   also  turned   down   the „,    , „
alternative  NATO  proposal  for R'valry vs. Progress
The   move   was   bejicvedl    The President and Mr<  Fisen-I^ ,'' .
br;^deli;d'afi;;!'th;:;;;int^Zr Gordon   CUtz.   Sus<,uehann,P;^-P;^„^  « ;l::'':Z::^J^^?T ^^r^^'"^"^^^^ recommenda.
6ressional Committee on Atomic Ave.. Wyoming. l^'o^nctaTgiven^^^T^ll^trnTrnl .   ^ J^^ : c"X;er^^slif h^^e ^^^'^^ ^"P Secret ,
'^""^y- I    Thomas   Sleboda.   Fifth   St.,Lstate   Police   .Sgt.   Edgar   Cro.s-ldid not know abouf their plans ,„"''h''hV'  ^'^l    '°P  -secret-
yoming. iwpll, who led the roundup of the'bevond    Wednesdav    but    ,hey     "_."'""'   '*""^'  ^"'"'",'"''
Wyoming.
new  disarmament   ialks  in   the;    Thurmond  .said   in  a   written     Valentine   Ferack.   Fifth   St-.^'"?  hoodlums  and  their'associ-may visit their (Irttysburg farm. i:5^Yde''mi'hlir'^ "  ^'^"''^ ^^^"^ *""
space will be rented in a short terman  in  Singapore  yesterday pg-eg^ Nuclear Demands of effort avoided.
time. and were  taken  to two transit     The two houses  of parliament     "I believe we can do this
The A&P has signed a  lease camps  prepared   by  the  Singa-|(|,p„    approved    a    seven-pointidefense   research    projects for 16.87.5 «quare feet and F. W. pore government. ¦ Iforeign    policy    resolution    re-!pooling our research brains and
Woolworth Co. has leased 15,000     Many   of   those   aboard   the p^a^j^g   Soviet   demands  for  ajresources  under one  roof  with
Christmas trees in the first-flooriagencies    of    the    government
made available to the commit¬ tee factual material and esti¬ mates in their possession hear-
  _ _-. ,^„,...^   ^    _ -!  for  a resources  unaer one  root  witn ;"¦"". -;;¦  "«-'-••¦-.  ¦¦«¦-   •¦¦¦; thev   hanoened   tn   attend   the'"^^'" "P'^'*''"- ^^*'^^^r the Pres-ing   on   the   committee's   work
square feet. The Triangle ShoeCaptam   Cook_ were   Eurasionsban   on   nuclear   test s_ and   an |uiiUy_ of   purpose   and   effort, f;'*^^^^^^^ "summit   meetiiig'':i''''ll' P^'TL'm/^"''''°"'*^'''* ^"''.^^^^^
Thev  were
,.,   . parlipr .cnrisimas trees in tne tirst-lloor
in'K^"u.""*'^"l^""'   .""u    *.",     Five  more witnesses trooned P"''"''  ^°"'"''-   '"  addition, the !,„ brought    tp   General    Hospital ,   y^^ .7^        wunesses  iroopea...     . ... . ,
^ythis morning, victim of -n^c-before the comrn.ttee yesterday|[^
f^^ident  on. Route   115,  near  the  ««'^,\ «•:!.':, 'TZ,?L ^r ters upstairs. Last year the Pre,-
critical.
chiefs of state, but did not sayjthat it has been  10 years since p|__- TnU«»« Fira 'whether they wanted it limited the   armed   services   unification/ '"""  '"^« •'"»
Patsy   Turrigiano   of   Fndicott;
Co. will occupy a store with a born   in   Indonesia   who   nover ^nj to" manufacture of nuclearjeither through" complete ui^ifica-"j   t^eT^^^^ underworld
frontage of .30 feet and a depthihad   been   to  The   Netherlands.^   eapons. 'tion  or establishment  of a  re-"'.*,  condition   was   given   as'"   '"''   unuerworm
o' ^5 feet  with a much  larger! They  will  get  their  first   s.ght,    goth Khru.shchev and Gromy-search department," he said selling area on the lowr level,lof their new  homes when theyj^^   again   urged   a   meeting   of    Ca.se recalled in his statement extending under .idjoining siores. dock  at  Amsterdam,  .Ian.  8       ' -
In response to a question. Mr. Few Look Back  	
Weiss  revealed  that  two other     Few   looked    back   as   theylto the Big Four. ;law was pa.ssed.
le.=iding   national   variety   chains passed armed guards at the bu-'    They    made    it    clear    there
were eager to lease spare.   Under torn of the gangplank  to boaidicould be no such  meeting until
the   provisions   of   the   Wool- the  ship.   But   they   flocked   to;the NATO countries  replied  to
worth    lease,   however.    Wool- the rails when the vessel movedirecent    letters    from     Premier
worth   has  exclusive   rights   to away from the pier into the har-iNikolai  A. Bulganin  urging the
in the report. He   spent   part   of   yesterday     "The   report's   main  contents
Patsy Sciortino. Sam and  Patsy working  on  his Christmas mes- consist   of  analyses,  views  and uburn   and;^"'^'^ and also on  remarks that recommendations of the cnmmit-
European   powers  to   refuse  to accept   l.t.   S.   missile   bases.
Western reaction was one of disappointment. The European NATO powers ¦ had urged a foreign     ministers'     conference
that category. ,*or
The  plot on  which  the  Nar-     The government took over di- rows  Shopping  Center  will  be rect  control   of  the  anti-Dutch developed represents over  17'/2 campaign today, acres. Fifteen acres of this plot     Prime  Minister Djuanda  said were   recently   purcha.sed   from the Liberate West Irian Action
the Glen Alden Corp. It is Committee, which has been and the United .States went re¬ located on the sputhwest corner supervising the government'siliictantly along with them on at the intersection of North- moves against the Dutch in thejthe issiie during the four-day ampton St. and U. S. Route 11, dispute over West New Guinea. NATO summit conference in several   blocks   from   Kingston had been dissolved. Paris this week.
Corr.ers. The location is in the heart of one of the most heavily populated areas in the valley. The center will abut the new main office and central ware¬ house which the Triangle Shoe Co.  is now constructing at the
l^o*"!?  *"'l n /''^ fnLio- " Roman  Catholic parish  priest
^w     a7p   i; I? hi* of     WASHINGTON  (IP) —  Secretarv  of  Slate   John: said yesterday he will refuse
colonial design The other sfore   Foster  Dulles  said  yesterday the  United  States poti to   marry   novelist   Francoise
Mnnachino,   all   of  A  „,     ,,
.Salvatore Tornabe   a New York *      ^"   '"      '^   report   he   and tee  members,  who are eminent Citv    beer    salesman     Tnrnahpi''''''''''''ary  of  State  ,Iohn   Foster men drawn primarilv from civil ,    PHILADELPHIA   (IP—A Capi-\vas  the  onlv  on"  who ducked """''' '^'" """''*' '" "'•' nation life   The report is. of course, a "Our     armaments     and     thCital   Airlines   Viscount   turbo-jet behind  hU  fifth   ampnrtm,.nt   in ""   television   and   radio  tomor- highly rUissificd document, methods    of    their    use    have plane carrying 44 persons landed vpsterdav's session i"""^'  "'^'^'  °"  '^''  ^'^"'^  NATO Now"Being Studied
changed   drastically,"   he   said, safely yesterday after the pilot Mixon Can't Recall conference. "The views and recommenda
"Unfortunately, the same cannot received a cockpit warning that     Montana   president of a Buf-!    The President, accompanied bv tions   in   the   report   are   being be said of our system of mili-lone of his four engines was on f^if, jg^j fj|.^ ^^^ liquor distrib  '^"   Eisenhower, will  light the studied  by the government de- -•---'- '     •      '--   -----     -"-     - •-    "   ' touched off ex-"^''""*.' ^^'''^"""•'' 'ree and de-part ments   and    agencies
tary   planning,   our   mechanismfire   minutes   after  takeoff   for ,j,jj,    comnanv
citemenf    when    he    announced l'^'"''  ^''^ Christmas  message  at corned.    The    department    and .   H.   Wilson   dumped that he was a nersomi friend of'^  tomorrow.    The   talk   will   be-'Renrv comments on the report
Kiver   CO   iiKnien   nis on and had been a house guest! i,h»  ^«n<:,H«...,fi««   «f  fh-   d—^_
Dulles Says NATO Talks^^^^^'^^ francoise Sagan Denied p..      *¦        fICU M Privilege of Marrying in Church
OeTTer   l  flOH'l/* J«   nOpea CAJARC,   France,   IIP)  —  A In  Catholic  France,  a  con¬
for  the  formulation  of defense;Milwaukee, policy. j    Capt.   A
"We  are,  from  all  evidence,]3,000  gallon still   far   from  true   unification.;Delaware   River   m   iiMiiien   ms on and had hppn a hmicA oii«t. u , .   ,     ..     ,
We   continue   to   lumber   along load    before    he    brought    the „? g"v   Avere I Hirriman   '^        I       J       M ^-1 |the  consideration  of  th«   Presi
with a structure clearly  inade-plane back to International Air-   \   spr;man   foHhe   ,i,e Leader Nomes  Giles      jdent^
quate to the need. port. president,  however,  said  Nixon     HARRISBLKG    'li^  - G o v. H^usHad refiifi^d to supplv a
had no recollection of ever hav- George M leader yesterday copy of the report to the Sen- ing met Montana, and the gov-n a m e d Reading businessman ate Preparedness Subcommittee ernor's office .said the onlv time 'onn S. Giles as a member of several days ago. Hagertv said Montana was in the Harriman the State Unemployment Com-,he would have to "check" on home  was  at  a   44-guest  affair P<'nsation Board of Review at • that.
two years ago honoring former salary of $11,000 a year. The onginal chairman of t»>«
Italian Minister Mario .Scelba. Giles will  succeed  William J. t'roup preparing the report was
  'Burchinal,    Smithfield,    Fayette H. Rowan Gaither Jr. chairman
Montana, who earlier testlfipdX'ounty,    whose    term    on    the of the board of the Ford Poun- that faultv brakes on his three-i board expired   He will be sworn dation
!month-old  Cadillac  cau.sed  him into office tomorrow. D e m oc r a t i c congressional
Giles, a flori.st. is president of '•^^''''rs yesterday railed on rh«
Books 'Immoral'
will  be the  standard  type  of "somewhat more"  than  it hoped  for in the NATO modem shopping center desigii "summit"   meeting-'.s  decision   to  accept  U.  S.   long and  construction.  A  feature  of ,,„_„„ rniacilo«
the   center  will   be   a   10   foot ' ^"J^*^ _'"'*'^"*^'^'        ,     ^        *	
walk extending from the high-     Dulles    returned    from;^,      ..      ^i      ^ wa" and circling the entire cen-the  Paris  conference  andilVTlSSflG  BlOStS ter.   A   12   foot   marquee   will fat-pd  a  spate of  new  Russian
Sagan and publisher Guy Schoeller because her books are "immoral."
Father Pierre Corbelle said There would be no religious wedding at his church for the 21-year-old authoress and the 4.')--year-old Paris publisher although the banns of their marriage were posted in the Cajarc town hall a week ago.
Mayor   Rene   Maillebieau
ventional    wedding    is    per
formed  at  both  civil  and  re-   f„ „      ^t the Barbara mansion
'igious ceremonies.    The law
rPcoeni7P< onlv the civil cere    f^'aimed he actually was en route the Pennsylvania Motor Federa- Jflministration to    make    public recopizes oniy inecivii cere-   („  pjfiston  to inquire about  an,tion and a former Reading police '¦}^"^'' P^rts of the report which
protect  the  walk  over  its  full proposals for disarmament and HelD  SCIGIttl^i^ length. Every area of the shop- ^oij war meetings, coupled witn     *^*r  ***•»«?"•»¦»•¦»
ping  center  will  be   accessible!^   rejection   by   Soviet   leaders!    GREAT   NECK,   N.   Y.   W —
from the walk. ^f (he NATO offer to meet with!Scientists   recently   deliberately'
n.     J"'*""^"""?-"^.^    .f'"7     Russia   in   a   foreign   minioters'blew a long-range missile to bits:  said he "would be "happy " to
the   Narrows   Center   develop-conference. in  the  final   phase  of  a  flight! officiate at a civil ceremony
He   refused   to   comment   on from Cape Canaveral, Fla., in a*
Moscow's response to the NATO test to determine the accuracy
decisions. of  an  electronic  guidance  sys-
"I don't know a thing about tem, it was disclosed yesterday.
it,"   he   told   newsmen   at   the     -p, ^ ^^   .. r- ^
The Sfxerry Gyroscope Co. in
r^^iU^us^i^""^"^^""'^ i^i:d''i::^TM^d"'"; rr ^^---!!--
Father Corbeille's stand ap-  '''''^ '1' "/ Medico Industries      	
peared to rule out the quaint   „,TnHprt kT^" ''
town   as   the   scene   of   the ^"l^t d
They   were'   R
¦il.   Kingston;   Angelo  Sriandra
;W,  Pittston; and .lames Osticco,;       Ftrtmm working in Fndui/
44,  Pittston. I  iiinht's   windmrfiit   duwnitonr
wedding unless the couple de¬ cided to forego the church ceremony.
Cajarc,   a   village   of   1,2.')0 persons in southwest France
IP    I ouniv    men j ¦
lalachin meetine \/-v||«%/ C/-Ar^AC
^usspll   Bufalino. V 81167 OCCneS ''I
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dence nearby.
hAayoT Lighfs Up Christmas Season
PITTSBURGH    (IP) — Mayor       In   a   prepared   statement   he "/^'^^
airport.
dicated that at least some tests
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Amusement Four
„.,- ^..           Bufalino will i^eceive a hearing!  f„ makf Kiire thai an outdoor
fs'lMiss'""Sagaii"s" b'rith'pi'ace! |tomf)rrow   before   the   Board   ot   Christ mna nee nf in a lot near Her family has a country resi-  jlmfriigration   Appeals   to   deter-l   the engine houne giiifrred no
iminp whether hp should be  re-j danuige. I leased on bail. He has been held'
since   his   arrest  in   Pittston   oni      fii'    uncles   uf   a   South 'Tuesday. j   Wilkex-Barre  boy  getting  to-
!    The   lustice  Department  con-,  gether for a conference after Itends that Bufalino was born in,  <enrn\ng that each had heeded Section Pagelsicily  in   190;i.  has  never  been   '""   '¦•'•^" 'a'   """'  "  "'*•"'  /'>'¦
¦oiild be revealed without com
promising      national      secuntv.
Thev also asked that the full ocument be funiished congres- ional     committees     concerned
with   defense   and   foreign   m(<
fairs.
David L. Uwrence lit up the   said,   "We   can   now   feel   that l,"«/"^ve,*'een labelled failures;Ground the Town... Three Christmas  season  vesterdav.     peace is somewhat more secure ' ,fK^htL?L'!ll''l*'„,?Pl?,'?"'jr' better English Two
He plugged in a set of elec- i£s a  result of the  NATO dem-fj K"^*/^'"«''y J«;«   '""^'^*'|Citv Hall News Five
trie   lights   and   a   Christmas jonstration   of   unity   and   deci-^^ *f^  «  scientists  were  con-1Massif,ed Six
tree burst into flames. sions. cerneo. i County News Five
That's  what  was  supposed       In   his   report   to   the  nation'    "Destructive  tests are  neces-Crossword Puzzle. ..Six
to  happen.    He   was   demon-   with President Eisenhower Mon-;sary to reveal weaknesses." saidjDrew Pearson .Three
atrating how Christmas trees jday  night.  Dulles  said,  he wilUDr.'Vincent L. Learned, a SperryiEditorial Three
could bring tragedy to district jemphasize that the Western A'- research and develoDment direc-i Frank Tripp
.Three
homei.
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House Doctor Six
12 How Can 1 ??? Three
7 Indoor Gardening.. Four 9 Look and Learn Two
2 Obituary One
1-3 Politics Three
^ Robert C. Ruark.... Three
3 State Capital Three
6 State News Three
6 Sports. Three
7|TV  Four   10-11 guests,    the
2 Women'i Section... Four       1-9 nounced.
Bachelor ainirtment tenant protefting about betng order¬ ed to move and fxp/aiiiiny to
9 naturalized and  is  a  deT>ortablei Chrii^tmas.-
i- illerj
4
« CHRI-STMAS SPIRIT
6 NEW YORK ilP—A telephone    ,     „     ,      „ 	
7 call   to   "room   service"   at   the   '""'""'¦''   •'"<"''   A^   '. «noif
10 Hotel  Edison  this   holidav  s»a-   '"*^"  «'""''' «¦«"  ""^ /"¦   «-
11 son   will   bring   a   fullv   lighted   partment, V anl\i burned tome 1-4 Christmas    tree    to    homesick!  newnpaperg m the waste ba$-
management   an-   ^' 't '" rai.se a little heat and they didn't $mok* that bad!"
Used Wrong Place To Hide Yule Gift
LANCASTER, Pa HP — A Lancaster service station op¬ erator IS out looking for a r>«w Christmas gift for his wife.
Claude H. He.ss bought his wife an electric mixer for Christmas. To keep it secret from his wife. Hess placed the mixer in a combination cabi¬ net-safe in his service station.
Yesterday. Hess went to work and found burglars had broken in They pried of>*n the cabinet-safe and stole th* mixer.
Hess isn't saying what he'i getting for hit wife this tim*.
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