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7, If, v. i i i i i f' I) 1 a I 11 i i 'hi ii i ii a i laaai iiw win wa A' Awawjwaawea Dry Sniithville Will Lay Pipe Schools DrVe Brings $4735 The United Fund drive of the Springfield Public Schools, which Nephew Dies In His Arms 7 MUNISING, Nov, 23 (UP) A deer hunter, told Friday how hia nine year old nephew froze to death in his arms when the two became lost in the upper peninsula forests during a swirling blizzard. Searchers found Emil Mannisto, 59, propped up against a tree In two feet of snow shortly before KGOX IkwtoI kick Iktts 1 rrefraaa eUee an rereiaaee' Om aa reaaeeatalUrf ear SATURDAY loaf Tim I 'M Newa HfadlloeiHIta Jimmy Gatelr Farm Facta Church of Chrirj iU Breaafae wlta Rlftey to Breaklaet with Huler Breaklaet will HI ley AIM Dreear Tlmekeepar New. Ira OhDa aluaical Cluck Speedy Khtr'ey Slim Wilson Nrwect, Slattery Porter Wanoner iff? 1 e-' 1 ate I I i i -l I I 1 Hat Kida Sorrier 1:15 Kid Sorrier KM Komar Newt aihr Sn Fat Dutchman portrr Waiotxr tiamntlme KA Procram Monitor SIS Monitor Monitor Monitor BreakfaetBeer' Breakfaat-Heer' May K. McCord Voe Were There 00 Monitor 10:15 Monitor NmrutSoni Future H'makera Rita Roh Johneoa Bob Juhneoa Ma Patrot-I JO -ii Monitor Newa.

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kilCCIivl DADV klVCTCDV miJJIMO DMP I IVl I I tlx I James, fathrr. ia the November 21 disappearance of Jamei' two-year-old ton, Billy. Innocent and that lie detector teat indicated they Co-Ops, Private Utilities Compromise Settles Long Fight Over Steam Plant in Arkansas SMITH VILLE, Nov. 2S Efforts to end the long water shortage here are expected to be completed sometime tomorrow. Classification of the situation as an emergency by Gov, Phil M.

Donnelly enabled the city to obtain a pump and emergency pipe from the Civil Defense Administration. Mayor A. C. Helvey issued a request for volunteers to lay pipe tomorrow from a water basin in Wilkinson's Creek to the city reservoir. Helvey said he expected the job to be completed by tomorrow evening.

The city pumped 16,000,000 gallons from a quarry, but the water failed to reach the reservoir because of low spots In the creek. During the emergency the city has been hauling 40.000 gallons of water a day. Police Judge's Rites Held at Macon, Mo. MACON, Nov. 23 WMFu-neral services were held today for Charles A.

Burkhart, 70-year-old police judge at Macon. He died unexpectedly Wednesday following a heart attack. DANCE NIGHTLY VIVIAN'S Cocktail Lounge OPEN 7:30 A.M. TO 1:30 A.M. STONE VILLA tut CLEMSTONK UIIDDVPnrle TMPC I 1 erm I ClBj03 I I iuXhi lii it 1 4 -1- It i f( 3 TOP 3V ealililCHAhKER crHlll OPEN IsmgHl NOW 11:0 Nat Farm Bona Farm Pan ef Air Bob John wo Newa Mils Nat.

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L.S.U. 1:30 NBC Football Navy Hour Notre Dam Ftiall 1:45 NBC Football Navy Hour Notre Dame F'ball 4:00 Monitor Newacaat Top 40 Show 4:15 Monitor Mo. Conserratloa Top 40 Show Ark Monitor Dance T. Top 40 Show Weather 4:45 Monitor Oaark Newetttea Too 44 Snow Today Top St I'M Monitor Newa. Paa Am.

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a. Lewla Johnana Bob Johaaun Hot. 11. Lewie Bob Johneoa Bob Johneoa Bob Johneoa Bob Johaaoe New Homenca Guaamoaa Guaamoka AFTERNOON Aetatea rreea Wlreaeele Beth Wilson, found her dog kad trouble getting arm Kha la Be a Leal a nll-nlf charge that Tito is "Interfering In the internal affairs of Com munist 'countries." but added that such recurring Yugoslav problems as a serious grain shortage made it impossible for other Socialist countries" to follow the Yugoslav example. It cited Red China as an ex ample of a Communist country developing along Us own lines without trying tn carry other "So cialist nations" to Us beliefs.

The editorial rejected Tito's charge that one-man rule Is inherent In the Communist system, and said the tone of his accusations suggested the bitterness that existed between 1948 to 19)5, when relations between Russia and Yugoslavia reached a postwar low. THIS JOINT JUMPS TULSA. Okla. i The Mi Farlin library at the University ol Tulna is "hrp One of the 360 file drawers holding the reference card rat-aloKue has this "rtOC-ROU" Toronto Is the only Canadian city have a suhway. day break Friday.

The, dazed. nearly frozen hunter mummed tl'at hia nephew, Charles Mannisto, was dead but he didn't remember when he left the body. A uhnrt uhllo Inter the DOVS body was found imbedded in snow about a half mile away. After searchers built a fire in a clearing, Mannisto was able to recal lthat Charles died in his arms as he wandered aimlessly through the snow Thursday looking for shelter. DOLING PARK 1IAIVCK TONITE LLOYD BROWN and Hit GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS Special Bus 12:05 A M.

SknllnU Nlfilillv MatiitMl $ar, m4 S. Aft. THE PLATTER aieaitaiM Division FRI. SAT! SPECIALS Op A Tr. a Oa.

Mi Sex MI a FRANK LOVEJOV "nTTC kwm 1 as IU Oleaaleaa arkiaa ea the Be Ne, taee 1271 June Jack AUYS0N1EMM0N OUfgANT 7- I rvuftuiD i I KJMIf Was. I IlkiUVi rgias atrr-iii act HITS jf 1 t.bajmtj ltT fiWZ SHOWING closed Thanksgiving Eve, brought a total of 04735.91. it was reported today. Miss Jessie principal of Sunshine School, is drive chairman. Eleven agricie and the Spring field Community Chest were includ ed in the drive of the schools.

The new plan for solicitation of funds in the schools was decided upon last year by the Board of Education and will be the only drive this year, Emphasis has been on educating students In the work of various agencies carrying on welfare, health, and social work. The fund raising was a secondary part of the school campaign. Thirty-nine schools participated. British to Build Big Atom-Smasher For Nine Million LONDON, Nov. 23 (UP)-British atomic experts plan soon to build a $9 million atom-smasher which theyHiope will accelerate sub-microscopic particles to speeds as high as 184,000 miles a second, it was reported Friday.

The new research instrument will be "three times the size of a circus ring" bigger even than the University of California's mas-she betatron. Insurance Firm. Sued Over Claim Roy Harvey, 641 Willow Lane, Is suing the Bankers Life and Casual ty Company, for alleged refusal to pay medical and hospital expense of Mrs. Harvey in a policy with the company. The suit seeks $338 for the amount allegedly due under insurance contracts.

$33 80 vexatious refusal to pay and $230 for attorney fee. COCKTAIL HOUR 4 to 9 Daily Mixed Drinks 35c DOCS 21 CLUB I. Hiokway 4 Pk. Mil 3 Dnaetaf Carer Clarae NAPOLITANO PIZZERIA 302 I WALNUT PH. 4-1 $4 5, Sfifrq Tbt Finest of STEAKS CHICKEN PIZZA SPAGHETTI PIZZAy 73 tpg-f "Luncktx Servoi tier) Day" ortm sssf to it an arras out cloud almost ANDY'S COCKTAIL LOUNGE 417 Sr.

Louis presents LILLY MARLENE Exotic Dancer Appearing Nightly The Very Best in High-Class Entertainment The E5J Awaits I0 ChlltlrM 2S 1:39 KLVIS tft.f SLtV RICHARD atOAN OrBRA fAOCT ClNttMataeCO AI.lr TU Tit I CMIaVeej J5 nn. Oea ir MM 1 i "1 I- a -ff JaT -9- RESCUES POOCH A Hilorisas Comady Aftoat Wiannia! UDBA YSOflJoainnsi Wlrepnela and 4on have bra charged with raurdrr Police say both Insist they are told truth. Reach Agreement: to serve their needs and private utilities would get the balance. Agreement on the plan apparently came at a meeting here last week. Attending were representatives of Arkansas Power and Light.

Oklahoma Gas and Electric Arkansas-Missouri Power Southwestern Gas and Electric Co. of Shreveport, and Arkansas State Electric Co-operative, a service group for 18 rural co-ops. Fuel availability will determine whether the plant will be constructed at Ozark, as originally scheduled, the 'Gazette story said. The cooperatives proposed the steam plant seven years ago but have been blocked by efforts of private utilities. Each of the 72 Ionic columns of the United States Treasury Building in Washington, D.

C. was cut from a single block of granite. The columns are 36 feet, nine inches in height and 12 feet, i inches in circumference. DANCE TONIGHT m4 WID. NIGHT Round-Circlt-Squort Khz Club to BYREL ANDRES WESTERN SWING IAN0 Cal t-187 fa Beaereatlea JVe Extra Charge for Bringing Beer SUNDAY MEXU Comp'ett Dinner of ROAST "iMA $125 1 IIP BEEF NOW SHOWING! OPEN l.r;i;.:i;i.'fX rnnrT am 7UCl Bl AHCHARO Jn elvis 1 a Stolen From Locker: Connection Seen In Jewel Thefts DALLAS.

Nov. 23 t'P- Police Capt. Walter Fannin said Friday night there is a "possi bility" that a $60,000 jewel theft from a locker In the plush Statler- HUtori hotel connected with similar thefts in Austin and Houston. The jewels stolen in Dallas be longed to Harold M. Rosenthal.

37, of Hewlett Harbor, N.Y., a partner tn the Herbert Rosenthal Co. of Hewlett Harbor. He said he left the Jewels, pack ed in a display case, in a safety deposit locker in the cashier's of fice In the Statler-Hilton. There are two keys to each tdeker. The cashier keeps one and the person who uses the locker keeps the other.

takes both keys ope a locker. Fannin said the lock which held Rosenthal's jewels was not forced and yet the key which Rosenthal had was not stolen from him. Rosenthal left the jewels in the locker Wednesday while he went to Oklahoma City. When he re turned Friday, he found the locker empty. The empty case was found under a bridge near Canton, Tex.

Rosenthal volunteered to take a lie detector test. Fannin said he was Riven one and police were convinced of his story that the jewels were stolen. Oa Nt; twa sample cases containing $75,000 to $100,000 worth of wedding rings sets were stolen from the Gem Jewelry store in Austin. Milton M. Epstein, a salesman for the Allison-Kaufman Co.

of Los Angeles, had left them there for safekeeping. The two empty vases were found In a culvert near La Fannin said there had been one or two similar thefts in Houston. Death Reveals Library Donor For 10 years Lebanon residents have wondered who gave $40,000 for construction of a public library at Lebanon. The donor had stipulated that his name would remain secret until after his death. After the death Tuesday of w.

E. McComb. 84, in a Rolls. hospital it was disclosed that he was the benefactor. McComb formerly was lba-non hardware dealer, and later moved to St.

James, Mo. Throughout his life, he kept in touch with his relatives and friends here. The new one-story brick library buikling was placed in use in 1951. DICK POWELL JANE GREER Station lYcst tCKt llllfllll sa going placet and doing 6 O'CONNOR aT ft The Opposite IIUl II ii It LITTLE ROCK, Nov. 23 UPi A 7-year battle between private utilities and rural electric cooperatives over a proposed steam power plant in northwest Arkan sas has been settled by a com promise plan, the Arkansas Ga zette said today.

The tentative plan calls for the co-ops to build and own the plant, which would have a capacity of from 100,000 to 175,000 kilowatts. and they would lease it to private utilities. Arkansas Power and Light Co. probably would operate the plant, although this detail, along with many others, has not been worked out, the Gazette said. Co-ops would get enough power Can't Run Away From If at 3.15, 6:50, Port Afrique" at 1:30, 5:00, 8:35.

"The Wild One" at midnight. TOWER "The Opposite Sex" at 7:20, 0:35. FOX "Love Me Tender" at 1:00. 4:00. 7:00 and 10:00.

"Stage Coach to Fury" at 2:40, 5:40 and 8 40. LANDERS "Cockleshell Heroes' it 2:05, 5:30, 9:05. "Last Wagon" at 3:45, 7:10, 10:45. EICKAPOO "Satellite in the Sky" at 2:20, 7:25. "Away AU Boats" at 3:50.

8:55. "Burning Hills" at 5:43, 10:50. GRANADA "Francis Goes to West Point" at 1:00. 5:10, 9:20. "East of Sumatra" at 2:27, 6:37, 10:40.

"Station West" at 3:50, 8:00. DANCE TONITE El Morocco tor Rrttrval'umt Coll t-3154 or 6-9827 ttps A Table Sarvic teeae awd Circle DaacHtf Muic By I tan rev llurt'li NOW SHOWING WNivfnat eitiaunai I JEFF CHANDUR MARILYN MAXWEU AXTHONY QUINN C3 SUZANEAU CAST OF "ANTS IN TOUI fANTUT" A IIS FAMILY SHOW fOU THANKSGIVING kirn. Call 2Ss Aalalrs 45. GRANADA OMNS 12:41 DAILT Sunday night things 1260 CWfMASCOPE fhratjfh the dees) saow at Chesterlaad near Cleveland. yesterday a wmlVtmrA him aa lata kee Harry Ladies! Tea SrlM Hava Tlma a Inter Hla Cirtls Caataat At Year lat lalaa OUR NEXT STAR STUDDED ATTRACTION Chair which la aearly cawed by a 10-inch inawtall.

The acene aba 1 miles east at Cleveland ta Geauga County. nrRii DAY. LOUIS JOURDAN 2 aH.Blafalaat arP III Pravda Assails Tito's Actions By WHITMAN MOSCOW, Nov. 23 (UP) The Communist organ Pravda availed Yugoslav President Tito Friday for seeking aid from the United States and accused him of trying ta take over the leadership of the Communist world. Pravda devoted three of lis sis pages to a 1,000 word editorial expanding Its rejection of Tito's recent criticism of Russian inter vention in Hungary and other So viet policies in eaMern Europe The editorial sharply rejected Titos statement that the a of Soviet troops in Hungary wss a "mistake." saying that nothing could have prevented the victory of "Facit counter revolutionaries there.

at took him tak far urging other Kant F.umpenn countries to "go It atone," saying that the tmmr BARRY SULLIVAN THi mtiiccs -araf Tv oe atraetNM aa aj-a Wa Play Osly tt teat aaej Lexiva Hie lettl annMopai net GIE.LIO 4 1 i Kmi'mnm afBV ifl. 1 1 I 1 1 i CHAkLKBICRFOIIu nti.tiof mnis hiti 1 mm 9:00 Saturday morning to 11:00 mm e4 aa Siaiy i mf tSttat ACtfJ MU KXir i TrxaecaaHl shortcomings of the Yugoslav economy made It unpractical for "other Socialist countries" to follow its example. At the same time, however, Pravda espreed hope lor con tlnued cooperation between Ru. sia and Yugoslavia in terms Indicating that there will be no complete break between the countries if Moscow raa help It. The parly organ charged thai Tito Is trying to establish Yugoslavia's approach to Communism as "the rtvHt correct and even the only pnuiMe way" but added that his pwtion wa weakened by ac-rviilanee of aid from "ranitalit especially the Inited Waiee The erfilnriai rhrgrd that ri-Ila'iM naMfl aid a dvUt ta "fan ronfrweny twlnern Jwv el'it roijfitrie fr4m reaaaiad ta) 9M no wa HOCK-tTUDDCB DRAMA VHMH flfTWfal ppWaaTaaal Itaan awaaaana ee eaaaaVaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarC i 1 II II I If 1 il 'a.

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