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' The Chamber said December sales were expected to top last year's $19,400,000,000 total, despite some recent tapering off cash-regIste- . rs "chances are wherttherhr1st- mas7feversets sales should -- grand-lareenyinvol- , , ster-owne- d 1 v''' ' - - The art of pleasing conz 1ststs in being pleased. William nazlitt . ' 1956." It listed the -- - -4 , f ,. - . - ., ' , pire - 1bi' .. - - - , - 1 , - ' 2, 1957 Sc - , il...------ -...5: - 0 II J -, ------- --. - I .. (,,,.,orn ,,,....... rAcitiont ....- - , r 1 e.s 4114 - :. 25 - , n . - MONDAY, DECEMBER -- . 81 !MA's, - - - .33 Richards St.' Pornvory c ' - . t'l nerve SKtties at the missile test cot; tenter of all f ter. Here tering from CAP1' CANA. VtPAL theT-telern- (TJP)President Eisenhower returned ti the White House Monday from a Jong weekend of relaxation: at his Gettysburg, Pa., farm and with his doctor's permission, presided at a cabinet meeting Monday afternoon. track the Eisenhower arrived at the White house by 4.5,6Missile launching at 10.4tp.m. MT.,Krs. erects. Huge gantry ----- -. behind at hower remained the! .H.rQnéS bring missile . t . . to lavothing pods. Crones a re removed Secretary James . C. arid missiles ore trafiy ', Hagerty, said Monday morning I for Munching. I h t, that the President continues to Redstone ond Jupiter, , :1 make an ,"excellent" recovery Vanguard, are usually .f, , , from the mild stroke he suflaunched strain south; I ern, founchiap pads. fered last Monday. i Snork and Matador The President had a big grin Saint the center point t' . for waiting 'photographers as of Cope Canaveral, ,' , .. , the drove limousine his through 7Radio tionsmitier, United 187, Press White House gate after a drive areas. of just , under two hours from - Dag Ilarnmarskjold was re. oreo, from .. ' whkh guided missiles I GottySIMIrg ported deadlocked with JON ' are directed. Ike With officials danian Hagerty Monday on ways Storage. the u r r eJnotr si Ilagerty rode with Mr. EiSeria titer fealties in dtaenn. howert The President's personal oeft'renecg 'r and chiding birth for sub.i physician, Maj. Gen. Howard rae 1 ' a so showed no' ' marine from which indication berodecars two Mee. I Snyder, ' ris,1;k0-milelange hind the President's limousine. of retreating from its p osition. boIIistjcmjss,Ie is 1 The situation was Made more , Ilagerfy said he did not know ' whether Mr. Eisenhower would difficult by reports TOt tWO, , we to in g attend Tuesday's White House border- incidents Sunday, one it.; balloons atop conference with congressional sharp engagement in which towers.- These warn ' leaders of both parties or Israel charged that Jordanian .. g troops attacked vita automatie Wednesday's pleasure cr al t- from lican congressional leaders. t rifles and hand grenades. : . , danger areci.:. b ! The Amman dispatches said the ' p l a nned to tht ' ss Monday afternoon United ATLANTIC ',Nations '.secretary gen. 'Guard crash. bi llari? eral dabegan the second day- of tat sgaenn boats patrol ore. Aso .. - OCEAN conference .e.itd":6 talkshis - 141andai-wi- til King :.' : retriever boots to i se hoAwdleeasi ED.eSmotectreantsoicno, n; Hussein and Other Jordanian fetch no$e cones. ! p readers but that neithet' side sp. Ittip fat 1952 and 1956, will be present at peared ready to climb down. emlila missiles- Tuesday's meeting. If Mr. Eisen- - Jordan demands the ouster of 4 .hower attends, it will 'be' the uz. Cot. - Byron T.- - - ., Marine first time the two have met face acting head of the creaky to lace sInce Mr. Eisenhower's tLeary, ruce machinery, and insists - -- - '''''-reelecti"" - i that Ifammarskpid visit Mount 1 Advisory --Scopus', the Israeli elletillte Jot.. , SITE OF SATELLITE WORKThli news ?dap is artist's conception of Florida's Cape - ng Stevenson has been serving dan claims Israel is mintati.iiCanaveral base where U.S. hopes to fire satellite this eelt. (UP Telephoto.) , administraInside Jordan to the as an adviser Jerusalem -An Amman dispatch said tion on plans for the Dec. th No-iAtlantic 'treaty Organ!, nothing - indicated:, Hainrrittri ' zation (lsaTt5) suinmit meeting skjoid might have changed On In Paris. He said Monday he any point though he was smil. expects, to complete his work ing and apparently tireless after -- within a Week or 10 days. He six hours of talks Sunday. VIIII.j1p0s0.::::''.';:i left the door open whether be A UN. spokesman laid :Mon; will attend the Paris meeting days talks would coyer in great., saying he will "consider" attend- - er detail Jordants complaints 111 1111110:0fitlihg-in his ing if asked. Eisenhower will that Leary is ..... ... attend if his health permits. If dealings-wit- h the two nations,. not, Vice President Richard M. and coMplaints that the amis. , WASHINGTONIUP)This Is- thi week the United wAsHrNa N Nixon will represent the United tice y' has been corn.' E. Stevenson s been Vited to hopes to put its own space satellite into an s 400 States. ; the paratively along Is meet- a White,Hou Launching of the first American entry In the space The President and Mrs. Eisen- - mile frond , y bower went to their farm Fri-Hainmarskjold flew to the trig this week In a move to slated for some morning during the week, probably We (I - Middle East at after a radio with test In be Thanksgivrequest, of the will a MST. a.m. spending day 6 It at sphere . . strengthen bipartisanship, , Jordanian I 1 -' government ing Day in Washington. scientific no re but affatra.'transmitter , foreign The administration-look-thecording Instruments. P. Hagen, head of .ot calling unprecedented step toktthe Vanguard,prpject Stevenson,- titulak lead of the ed Press ,there will be no adparty, to the briefvance announcement of the xt't for congressional leaders TalinChingrIlut he said the Deing ' 1957 fense Department will give the Tuesday on administration plans inothe here to word the -- press 7 RusNATO beef to against up lik'htited Pres' rock-ment the huge sia's increasing challenge.Canaits is et fired from Cape A "terrific" explosion casting The State Department said veral, Fla, launching pad. boxcar" a .as as a big light A news conference "will be Stevenson had been' asked- to towns on either Side' callek"within tsvo hours" afterup lighted because session the in -take part of the International ward at the ,Naval--- Research he has been working on the :omhig December 11 here,. Hagen, sakt-- i Laboratory early border as role his in ' NATO proposals .. This will be the first time the . Sunday. N administration consultant John, Hodges, director of the public will learn whether the satellite is: etibtessfully The former Illinois governor Astrological Society of Regina, "has accepted", the Invitation, It Sask., College said, he pre- hurled Into an orbit around the, said. sumed the blinding, light was earth,. he said. , Mail this coupon to: Deseret News Circulation Dept., was howa meteor. But hesaid That presumably excludes the cast no word, There still by 143 S. Main St., Salt Lake City. Utah. ever, on whether Stevenson there was a "possibility" it possibility that the rocket may would go to Paris later this could have come from a frog- visibly fail before diSappearing Please send specially wrapped souvenir,. copies of the space.:.. rrmt of the cone or pleees of into month as part of the 1937 Christmas Nyws to: : satellite While the is being to the "Summit" meet-tal- the disintegrating Sputnik I. ' See A4 .;ATELLI'rE. 'Page - of North SidneY tr Treaty northeastern Montana, residents nations called to deal with RusName sia's missile scientific threat-- , were awakened at 12:45. tin. MST, one minute be;ore Hodges himself sighted what he said was,. the "brightest light" he , had seen in 'years. publisher, newspaper. Weekly, Burley Bowler of Scobey said mori prceCOflciQ tot,vn - A SECTION 4 2,000 residents-of-lit the Chart. all: ' In this connection, were awakened. International National, ber said that most of the He said, "At first we thought News in December dollar' vol-- been uur furnace tegionaLocal-ume over last Deceinber would ' In fact, everybody State 16 News represent price boots aratlir esploding. in town seemed, to think the Soriety- , than more goods sold. -' same thing." Editprial PagesThe Chamber predicted that farmer .of A B SECTION general merchandise safes the Scobey area, Norman Juel, Phone would be up 05 per tint over Local. News Regional flash a brilliant last year; furnitureand appli reported seeingabove News 5 Theater him then anus 'down 03 per cent; 4pparel in the skies roar. He said Sports a heard deafening L5 centTrood-uper up pet 10 a very Comics te cent; drugstore sales up 11 to the loud boom followed City News 11 Financial 12 per cent; lumber, building bright light which appeared-t'dittoes. NOTE: Postai rairulations Prohibit sender's Dam. on oitInnir and hardware up 3 per cent; eat- be directly abóve him. actitios.-.- . It 1dditIoSal this are ' issoods sending you your ads's North on ., the Please, ing and drinking places up 4 per To the east, aimed is neede d. attach a Aheet of paper. cent, and service stations up 8 Dakota border, Sidney residents reported similar experiences. per cent. mles received. ,2Industrial aft. coltieras that is 7 VVASIHNGTONT . .' - , (lashes . -- ..,- - , narl i - - v--r. , - or an a is , - -- , - , - C - . - - -- ( , - , 10--f- itel - - Io.s.n Pola- 1 - ''', , ' - ,- - 90-lo- ', , rne-itin- - -- -- 1' , - - . , - : --- -. - - -- ' , - , 16-1- 8 LictunchingSe' tlAtednes,day Orbit This tilleett SAutice ' -- "pro-Israe-r' L F el ,... , six-inc- h . -- , , , Dr.-Joh- - N, 4-- three-stag- 1 e Montana-Saskatchew- an '. , , - , , - - , k -- -- rédicte FOR ;TO DAVi inci-- - ease -11 12-1- in- , . '4, -- ion poP-ulat- crease and large Christmas club savings as among the factors which would lead to heavy buying this month. - On the other. hand,- - it said, recent indications of "there...are boom. economic in the at rises in un- moderately rising unemployIt conceded-thconsumer employment and a sag In the ment," and the rate of stock market may have made spending in relation to aftertax Oudstmas shoppers "a little income -has dropped in .recent more cautious" about opening months.The Chamber also noted that their purses. But, the- - C h a mb e r sald,i "the buying public is becoming - ' - -- f' d - Ading-Circuiatio- n 143 S. Main Sti . 1 l'- -' - -- -,. - 0 0 it7 - News-EM- I 0 d: , ,, S I ,, - biggest yet. for first- Title. with '. -- in, December be-the- V Information -- ELgin 517475 - - . 1itesttol control, 4 4 41- ' N . t ment '.4 Editorial Offices - .. 0 -, weekend, and probably did. PARIS (INS)Ambassador s1 of the North, Atlantic Treaty Moscow radio Monday nations will meet in Paris this week to make sure the Dec..16 morning said the rocket had 894 circuits around the summit conference aoesta,turn out to be a surprise party for made earth at a a.m. GMT (9 p.m. anyone. MST Sunday).- - It predicted ----- The ambassadors will outline for the permanent NATO the rocket could be seen be-- , council the proposals their gov- ,fore sunrise Monday between 10 and ZS degrees north. ernments will voice at the Moscow's claim was met level in tWo weeks: withi skepticism - by out whose 'attempts to That will effectively- rule e the any governmentleader-- !MC track-Vhweekeranfa2dtWith little sue droppingtheproyerbial-bcun- t shell which could stir up controversy during the western unity , gathering. -Study Plans NATO diplomats said the governments had to be given at least two weeks to study the Deseret News Special plans of their lilies to assure - a SMOQUIVIDT 'meeting. of DEER PARIC, FLA.One There's no indication the -the Church's newest branch Americana have any surprises in : chapels was dedicated Sunday store, accordihg to diplomatic in the heart of Florida by Pres- Informants. ' generally - assumed the A16'0.1.1c.)-rpojident David O. McKay, old head ol the Church of Jesus U.S. will emphasize the pooling of scientific knowledge and enSaints,-.7- :Christ of Latter-daBy PIERRE J. RUSS The handsome $125,000 con- ergies to mobilize the free world uNrrED NATIONS, temporary style structure adds potential to match the Russian threat Arabia said Mon(INS)Saudi an interesting note to the low Sputnik-er- - - .hummock and prairie land of Diplomats point out the neces-- , day Mgerla "is an integral part.1 central Florida: It is right off sity of presenting a united front the , Arabs fatherland" and 1 the highway between the cattle at the gathering of the NATO must give up the Afri-one As France town of Kissimmee and the east nation loaders. diplomat put it: The can territory or face an intercoast city of Melbourne. important things in the meeting minable revolt. Faith In Ares will be more its effect on the n Atm4Shukahy, chief is an experiment for minds of men than actual deci'This us," explained President McKay. sions taken." United Nations should "exert "It is seldom these days that el Biggest Problem church will sprmg tiro all pressure" on France to grant wilderness and expect its people The biggest problem expected Is over the question of political Algeria unconditional independ- ocome. 1 "But we have faith In Florida consultattOn and coordination of ence and soferel g11 to extent the We must take active part 'and faith in this area and we policies ) Such hapwe must play a posktive role," plan for the future," he addett 'The Deer Park chapel is in penings as the Suez Canal con- he. told the I general sembly's Chin-ch'-s troversy and the Tunisian arms the middle of the committee rift. political ranch.-- Its tongre. W. Randolph Burgess, the U.S. t Shukairy led an gallon will be the 90 or so ranch and others In the area, permanent ambassador .to assault on the rtencli and their to Paris Sun- reform .e 7 I We want this to be acorn-- NATO, 'returned program for Algeria week-lonfrom consult& day President inunity renter," said rmore the moderate states o tons in He Washington. McKay It can benefit the en. Tunisia and Morocco sought a is to tell the incenan numbly ready will be tire area and council in detail what President compromise resolution acceptfive for people to build here." Eisenhower; or Vice Président able to both France and the Alnundreds,ALServices M.- Nixorc Richard A number of Church dignt-- executive's- doctors veto the trip, French Aide ' taxies were in central Florida will pmpose 8 he conference. French , Foreign Minister dedication. ..including Christian --for the Tunisian Pineau, the D. of Eider Henry - Moyle Ambassador Mongi MEM and Collnell of the Twelve. Elder Moroccan Foreign Minister : Moyle is president of the On. Ahmed Balatrej were meeting lando Livestock Co., owner of under the aegis of Committee the ranch. Chairman Djalal Abdoh of Iran. Others attending were David The Saudi envoy, who formen McKay,A son of Pres!ROCK,' ARK. (UP) ly. represented Syria at TIN, dent McKay and official in the Nine Negro students went to qatd it was the "obligation" of - , - Church's Sunday School classes' at Central High School Arab states to support Algerian' grim and a member et the live- Monday for the first time with. independence, and added: 'The stock company board; Wendell out the protection of tough para- Algerians are our kith andldn, B. Mendenhall, chairman of the and Algeria is an integral part troopers. ' of the Arab fatherland." Church's building committee, There was no trouble. and Walter A. Dansle, member Thilast 225 members of the said idea the of Shukalry any of the general committee bf the 101st Airborne Infantry Divi.' division or partition Church's welfare program. Both sion left Little Rock Wednes.1 "must be brushed aside, he as ever should Mgeria are livestock company board daywhen theschooLdosed or serted: members. the Thanksgiving holiday. They witness in Its midst another Hundreds of persons gathered left the job of keeping the peace Israel and suffer the come. See PRES. McKAY, Page A4 at Central High to 900 federal. quences of Israel." Bitter Attack Ind Arkansas- National Guards., -men.---- Shukalry's speech -- follov,red -the bitter attack Saturday by Syria's Farid Zeinnedin on the U.S. and its NATO allies.- HO ' There is optimismat the U.N. that The hottest and coldest lo worked-ou-a t compromise can be which would avoid Beck cations in the nation during SEATTLE (UP)--tinflaming the Algerian situation the period ending or Sr .c retiring president ot the -angering the French. Teamsters Union, went on Monday morning, as reported At the giant initiative of Iranian --tr- ial to the. Salt Lake Weather Ambassador here Monday on charges--of Neal Abdoh, Bureau, were: chairman of the political &cmgrand larceny. ts Lo's 78 The portly union boss Angeles, Calif. mittee; Pineau met last Friday 12 with ,Slim and Balatrel. Incharged with retaining $1,900 Alamosa, Colo. from the sale of a Teamster. Ilteh's hottest and coldest: formed sources said sugges-:owned Cadillac. and Milford 55 tionst were made for a resolu- The car allegedly was wld to St. George - 10 tion which would repeat last Alryge Canyon tor triustt-peacef. - (Salt Lake City's znashnum, and democratic drIver,-Dec30, 1956. Duffy is soUtion" of the T . expected to- appear in court as 36; minimuni, 11) , dispute. a witness. - , Beck is being defended by S. Burden and John J. . ...4'. 4 -- NOW IN ITS IOITH 'TSAR II FIRST-NIWSPAP- . - 71. the earth's atmosphere' last - '4- - earth-satellit- , , 4 , - . , . ,. 4 - -- - hit Tglagractla .,.. i - . . . S. -- LONDON (UP) Russia said 1,ionday the rocket that carried the Soviet's first into space is still' around the world. spinning But western Scientists said utline To , . - ,, - ,. , - . --- ---- 'C.' 4 4 , - - - -- , 7I' - - - , rb . : . - - -- ir. , , r- or 4- -'1-7,7 , ' - , - - --- 7:7,--'- , . 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