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'- Goals Exceeded, I 1 tAtion field prices up 3.1 per cent while public transportation gained by 0.3 per ,cent. , The index also showed food ( as prices for,i ,ITOKYO (INS) -- Red China prices unchanged I fresh bread, milk, butter, eggs, d incl. long Tuesda,y,erowed-loafruits and - vegetables and tea nverlhe industrial prowess it were cancelled by lower prices exhibited In 1957the last year for pork, - poultry, flour and coffee. , of Its first bye-yea- r plan. - In a. relpIngradio. broadcast All categories were up sharply Compared with a year ago. monitored in Tokyo, the NaThe board's consumer price tional Economic Commission index tor New York City showed per. cent during boasted that overall mainland a rise November, and was 2.4 per cent Industrial production during above November, 1956. 1957 had topped the target fig. - - o2 - szt, At the same time Peiping radio announced that Communist China is now exporting Diesel engines, textile machinery and machine toolsthe lat. ter, it said, had to be imported ly five years ago. The Communist radio said the dollar value of 1957 Industrial production was 'approximately $3.2 billion. This was termed by the National Economic Commission as "better" than expects.- tions because production over 1956 jumped seven per cent 4.5 per Instead of a hoped-focent, 192 Industrial of .,"Most. Items," the broadcast added, 1,1ulfilled or overfulfilled production-targets" 1957. during Compare- d- with 1956 Red China economists said the total value of capital goods was up 11.9 per cent and consumer items had Increased two per ' cent. , - ' - 1 ' ir' A- - ,,,,,,, ,, ,.. . t 4 , I ' , - ' , ,, - , , - Pba r . dr 1I '"Z ) - . TN...vs - - I a hat find .... you liked." Ile II, for Some Ilasn't - , Israel Premier Asked . ISRAEL lie resigned Tuesday in a fident President Itzhak Ben-Zwould ask him to continue as, premier he already had started holding political consultations on the makeup of the new government. move to drive two rebellious parties out of his government. was unable under the constitution to dismiss the Ahdut Avoda (Unity of and the Mapam, Labor) (United Workers) ministers so he decided to submit the resignalion of the entire cabinet. , JERUSALEM. David submitted his resignation Tuesday and was Immediately asked to form a new cabinet. , had been so conBen-Gurio- n . can in all fairness be applied to the Fairey Rotodyne." The Rotodyne, which made its first flight early last month, combines the qualities of a air. normal prop-je- t ji liner and those of a pure jet belicopter. It does not "tail-sinor for landings and does it tilt or revolve its wings inci ,engines at all, duriog flight maneuvers. - The new aircraft lifts off the ground vertically in the normal attitud of any Orliner when it I 'Is on runway , Ben-Gurio- n vi Wednesday, except fog and low clotids in some valleys; little change in tern.. Perature. Low temperaturs Wedneshigh Wednesday. day mornbig, 24.34. 'SOUTHWESTERN 10A110Generally fair Wednesday, except fog in some valLow leys; little temperature 'change. temperatures Wednesday m ern in g, fixed-win- . high Wednesdai. NEVADA -- - Increasing cloudiness Wednesday; little change in temperature. WYOMINGGenerally fair Wednesday; gusty winds east of Continental. Divide; warmer in north and east LONDON (INS)A dari4 ekpedithin led - by Mt. Everest conqueror Sir Edmund Hillary was reported Tuesday to have forged across the Antarctic to within 120 miles of Its goalthe South Pole. The New Zealanders re. ported by radio they cover 36 miles Monday on their cin. four-ma- g r take-off- s portions.- - n COLORADO--Generall- y fair Wednesday; warmer in east portion. SKIING CONDITIONS snow depth, GI inches, with no new snow; surface ski packed and powder; skiing excellent; touring open; lifts operating; hignivo, open- BRIGHTONSnow depth, 55 inches,. .now r surface ski Packed; with no-neskiing excellent; touring closed; lifts operating; - highway open. Forecast: clear.Low temperature Continued ALTATotal l3IEi'vX73 verted Unit tractors. A British team led by Dr. Vivian Fuchs was appr achClaims Oil Discovery the pole more slowly from ing LONDON (UP)Radio another direction. The Britons reported Mondaythat new were delayed and forced to deposits had been discovered detours In the southern ttgion of the make because Of crevasses and óvlet Union near the Iranian other Ice haZards. . I,14. 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STATE ADULTS, MAN OR WIFE, BRING THIS AD FOR - -- - ' Report Stirs Ire 1- ----, 4 ' - -1 - industry-has-com- - , , , 1 -- 42-fo- day. EAST MILLSTONE. N.J. (UP) Thomas H. Mettler, II, eitairmaa at the board of the Interwoven Stock. lag Co.. died Monday et his ances- (ravsearvilailicele) '- - - PROOF THAT YE FABULOUS TREASURE HOUSE' CAN BE UNDERSOLD OR OUT. 1 , - s INFORMATION 'AND ! ' , Ail mail subscripetions are 'payable( in advance. ' CUSTOMER i 1 a4,:snweirttelouar.t$3arrani . v- c- , . d (L11)--Arnie, lames was research thesnist-wh- e one be diseaveren ed M add B sea P neemonia drum died here last Tuesday, it was announced Tues. ' 'Val$2s,aturday only by mail, six months.only in - . - t ELM UP TO , - Gaiiher k Salt Lake City Monday: nigh 38, low 26. mean 32, norrner-28- . A year ago: e High 31, low 17. high for low for month, 66; month, -- 21. Teniperatures for the period ending 5:30 a.m. Tuesday were: U.S. WEATHER AIRPORT STATION Max. Min. Pre. 55 29 Albuquerque, N.M. Ga. 54 38 Atlanta, 37 18 Billings, Mont. 29 BOISE, IDAHO I Boston. Mass. 41 32 Butte. Mont. 23 -- 15 CEDAR CITY 46 ' 81 AI CHEYENNE, WYO. 42 .05 33 Chicago, 10 Denver, Colo. 40 GRAND INCTN., COLO. 39 19 LAS VEGAS, NEV. 60 30 LOGAN 37 4 ' Lost Angeles,Calif. 73 58 76 Miami, Fla. .07 70 ' 411. MILFORD 12 6 Tr. Minneapolis, Minn. New Orleans. La. - 64 48 New York, ICY,. 41 38 OGDEN 37 IL Oklahoma City, Okla. 47 29 115 Omaha. Neb. 14 .30 Phoenix. Ariz. 41 69 se 8 POCATELLO, IDAHO I 43 36 Portland, Ore. PSOVO 30 14 1 47 MM. 23 RENO, ROCK SPRINGS. W O. IS 38 SALT LAKE CITY 16 San. Diego; Calif. 51 72 56 San Francisco.-,Calit- . 44 .42 St. Louis, Mo. N 50 34 42 ,, 33 Seattle, Wash. 35 17 WYO. SHERIDAN, , 29 .18 7 Spokane, Wash. 48 30 Washington. p.c. West Yellowstone, Morn. 22 10 a.n.11. advance 118 One month (daily and Sunday) 1 $ Six months (daily! and Sum .$12 day) paid in advance One Year (daily' and Sunday) OS paid in advance MAIL DELIVERY RATES Matt daily with- carrier Sertiett on SundaY. on. month. $1.78; six months. e21. 110.50; one md daily simar, Sunday'. ane month.. ' . . 1 ' Cine month , 0 - , - . ' - A , DEUYEITALATE- S-(daily tetlY) : ' A - i.50 six month, (deur arda,) "Id s n tn advance one year (dallY onlY), paid in CARRIES P 0 Corm' News Publishing OanY assumes no 75order. - 28-3- 10-2- -- , -- t - 35-4- Now 120 Miles From South Polo ndgelly Remark - Ben-Curio- n -- as revolutionary, but this term , Litt e ,z left-win- g 5; Hi llary Expedition ' W;;-:- . , - N444t04,4,1 ' ' , ', , ta.. NI,,,, - political - "It is not often that an airplane can be justly described ' - ," - 7"'"Nog,,,, - . , (tIP)Israell Premier The Society of British Air. 01) ,1i; 4 4 Such A Good '51 iNe-CObillii- nine-year-ol- d craft Constructors, Ltd. said - - I , , f TO.Fgeni filmed. ' r7.7.-- . 10-2- rticallyhave been "outstandingly' successful." kili:"It's- less troi.ible to pat a man on the hack than to kick him In the pantsand more . - - . - effective." - - , ,t L 1 -4 . , ' , , e , , I, gi- S. of-th- schemes?! , 4.1t. T MOUNTAIN:, CA. (UP)James R. Tenable has solved the Christmas' decorar, '.. tion problem at his house for', several years to come.' has planted a 50. ' . Venable foot holly ' tree in his front ' yard. ' STONE- -:: N4.01 .0.-- --- ,' - ,, 3 - ,J PlantOwn Tree , i , . ,cs. - ', I gagmen n New Jet Liner Rises Vertically ' meeting was authorized Monday by the AAASS6unc1l in a decision re. versIng the usual policy of this Organization to stay out of poll- tics. The ,AAAS,Is a federation of Iresolution associations. A adopted by the 'counoil said the purpose Washington meeting will be to. "discuss pending legislation Fla I 1 ..!,..- -, - for the night. N.Y. Transport Union Strike Alierted It was the second time In .NEW YORK (UP) The set4ement was about a znonth that Skelton had early Tuesday morn., been hit by Injury or illness, He chael J. Quill's Transport fell down a staircase at his home Workers Union ended Tues.. ing after more than seven last month and sprained an day its threat of a New Year's hours of negotiations at city " Eve subway and bus strike by hall. Mayor Robert F. Wagner ankle. had called in an eight-maDeath also has stalked the accepting a to citizens committee of business Skelton's designed package son, Richtrouble leaders and labor officials to ard, who Is suffering from leu- head off transit-labo- r break a deadlock between the kemia. Skelton took the boy to for at least two years. union and the City The agreement ,will cost the AFL-CIEurope last summer In a highly Transit Authority. publicized trip which ended in cityan estimated $29,250,000. sharp criticism by the English press. THE WEATHER. Dr. Graham, who said Skelton has been suffering from asthma for years, Tuesday planned FORECAST light and Variab 1g Tuesday ..tilght,,-' more examinations and tests to SALT OFFICIAL winds. r, LAKE CITY AND vtawrryHUMIDITYAt 8:30 lint...74 per cent. N.Y. Herald' Tribune Service determine the extent of injury, Fair Wednesdays little change in temDee.7. PRECIPITATIONSince 1957, perature. Low temperature WednesLONDONBritain's civil air if any, to his patient's heart dal' morning. 16; high Wednesday, 38. 1.61: departure since Dec. 1. .31: Precipitation since. Oct. L 1957..3.76: deWeiss said that Skelt9n'a chief disclosed Monday that intUTAHFair Wednesday; little change parture since Oct. L .30. in Low of ness temperatures temperature. would not force cancella. tialtests the Fairey Rotodyne SUNSunrise Wednesday., 7:52 cm.: Wednesday high sunset Wednesday. 5:11 p.m. jet airliner de- tion of the comic's weekly tele. 'Wednesday. morning, 2:02 MOONMoonrise Wednesday, moonset Wednesday, 3:39 a.m. signed to take off and land ve- vision show which has been SOUTHEASTERN MAW) pair p.m.1 COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURES - - - -- - ..1 I 1' , ,, ' - . I Solution- 1 igW 1 1 14' with Rus- - A 1, . . - ' sleep. , Mrs. Skelton and the comic's business manager, Milton Weiss, stayed at his side until Dr. Graham Instructed them to go home American' scientific leaders Idiscloseeruesday that they will seek to organize a permanent "Parliament of Science" in Washington to influence legisla-tion in Congress. A. call Is being sent out asking representatives from all scientific fields to meet at the capital next month or in February, after President Eisenhower presents his budget. I" The main parpose of the meeting, which was planned at the annual meeting of the American ra-C- The preliminary s.ia - , .0) . Yuk Proulem - I - - ownournow Or ijj Assoctiov. ,. ';',..."4. k - ' - - : '' - -- the technological '- -.- N- - - - The meeting is authorized to I E ' I Al , I "make recommendations" on be- half of the scientific communi- , ties regarding "What Congress 1"4:1' I I I do." should inment of Science, will be appron stress will be laid on tw 1 priations for scientific research theSpecial ' , I 1 fact income tax is the that f,'",1 10 I and education. IN-main source of and revenue, Reverses policy F ilowe4er, the group will stand' that funds from this, source - should support education and assistand advice readto give 1 ance in any matter that involves scientific research. WASHINGTON (INS)L. The 1 , - 'Coming Out Of Shell' , top secret Gaither Committee ' Laurence IL ' Snyder of the report continued to stir a conUniversity. of Oklahoma, pres- troversy on Capitol Hill- - Tues- , ident of the AAAS, described day. : 1 iS the move 'as the most construe. Much of the new criticism t AL7.0fror-'7,five we have taken" and added: was being directed at White L., out of Ilouse News Secretary James "At last we' ItI SMALL PAYMENT our shell and really doing some- C. IIagerty's remarks on the not much space' thing." subject. . The Washington meeting may Sen. Joseph S. Clark Pint Size Parking'include several hundred scien- said that if President Eisen. SANTA MONICA, CALIF. tists. Whether it will be called a. hower "continues to suppress" to be on the safe (UP).Just a "Parliament" the Gaither report, then Con'High Council,' By MIKE POSNER or a "Congress" of scientists gress should pass a resolution sides Walter Nilsson puts it HARTFORD, CONN. (UP) has dot been decided "to get the whole truth out of pickle in parking meter after If you think you had tough at leaving his A permanent headquarters is the administration," curb. the luck in 1957, listen to the woes to be set up. The delegates will rider Trick Nilsson:. Hagerty said over the week is billed as the 'Loose Nut on of these people to whom the be asked to meet at least annual- end that newi stories about the travelers insurance companies ly, if not more often. Gaither report on the nation's Wheels." paid off unusual claims. Cool Reception Snyder said three top scien- defenses have given the impresFor example, a man in Salt tists ire under consideration to sion the "United States is NEW YORK (UP) thit John Lake City heard his wife fall serve as chairman of the Wash. in a of weakness at this Ristau proved to be a, slippery position He bathroom. in .their hotel :. ington meeting. A selktion will time." prisoner. hopped out of bed to aid her be announced later. declared the Hagerty report ' Ile coated his body with and broke a leg. Machine says just the opposite. grease Monday, Another man was quietly enSen. Joseph C. O'Ma- squeezed through a tiny win. Earlier, AnLos a in a 'dinner joying honey charged Hag- dow of the Riker's Island geles restaurant when a: light erty was "out of order" and work house, and swam a mile fixture fell on his head. overstepping his authority In In the frigid East River to Consider the home owner in Continued from First Page Commenting on the report. ', reach shore, Miami Beach, Fla.; who took D. Biggers, chairGlasiJohn Clark said: "Mr. Hagerty Police ' were waiting for advantage of a warm day to man - of Libbey Owens Ford distorted the clearly Ristau and took him back to water his lawn. A Glass Co.: There are Indications of the Gaither report bymeaning playing the work house immediately. coconut plunged from a the flat glass tree and bounced off his head. through its mild recession and with words in a manner nothifig All Clear? Crash! In San Diego, Calif., one turned the corner' earlier ' than short orintellectual dishonesty." CHICAGO (UP) Adolph young man's troubles started many other lines of business. Koehmstead, 70, and Lois R. when he took apeaé'eful nap. He said the growing population Stone lake, 30, who lives across He rolled from a and the use of more glass in the street, 'always look both onto window bed right out a autos and buildings brighten Continued right and left when they back from First the ground. Page the outlook. In DenVtgr a, woman caught also scoffed at the reported oukof their driveways. Aluminum-FranL. Magee, They took the usual precau. her toe in the hem of her neglirecommendations of the Gaither tions Comof Aluminum and then Monday, president a , crash. gee, and fell with committee, which said the U.S. door pany of America: Demand for is far behind Russian scientific backed their cars directly into A polished was so- clear that a New York aluthinum products should in- and military progress and urged each other. woman didn't know it was there crease in 1958, easing the cur- that all efforts be made to close A Lot Of Hot-Al- r. until - she started to walk rent oversupply situation vex- the gap. WIS. .(UP) -ing the industry. Wilson said he had never A SUPERIOR, through it ordered Le Roy Ja. judge A Tubbercompany executive Gwieven heard of H. Rowan Gaither cobson and Edwin Electrical equipment Saunders, in upstate NewYork was at- lym A. Price, chairman of West. Jr., former chairman of the both 19, to spend five days insur to an inFord Foundation, until his ap- in impresstempting inghouse Electric Co.: The jail or blow up four tires ance examiner with his health. dustry sh6uld continue its steady pointment as chairman of the by mouth. The executive hopped up and growth in 1958, with sales being Gaither committee, and added: apiece The were arrested downon.pne leg with so much bolstered by- - new orders- from "I don't khow ''hat his qualifi- by a youths who over. policeman enthusiasm he broke a heel. . cations are. . . I don't think heard them electric utilities. Prospects for that they boasting ts Des Moines, Iowa, a man an increase in consumer-produchis comments are especially had deflated the tires of a leaned too far back in his swivel valuable. on an increase in hinge car belonging to a state high. chair and suffered a back in- new home building and a con. "This business of appointing way patrolman. couldn't two committee a that look someto hospitals tinued rise in personal consumpinto jury cure. While his wile was driv- - tion expenditures. thing without giving the comFood Paul 5t- Willis, presi. mittee any responsibility is an ing him home from the second She Once Suffered It's hospital the car smashed into gent of the Grocery Manufac- interesting development. -another vehicle. Both husband turers of America: Food con- wrong. I wasn't cheered over The Pcins of and wife were tossed 'out but sumption expenditures will rise the Gaither report." van'said his back Wilson to 1958 exacbillion in refused from to pains $79 $75 state hubby ished and he felt like a new billion in 1957 and only $16 bil. tly how much higher a current : man again. lion in 1939. budget he wanted, but reFarm equipmentRobert S. marked: "I'd say it was closer l'::.,,,,:I , ,....;.. ,... ",. tevenson, ,,president of Allis. to $40 billion than $38,508,000,- 1.J. :.'"1":"::,;.,!,: '1 ';,:,..,::::::'":' 7!4.,i";;,:',!:... : Chalmers Alahuladturine Co.: , Grenacte-Kill- s ' ;.: The former cabinet member Greater mechanization 'on farms I'''''',,, to feed and - clothe a soaring admitted that had a larger 41' s".: , , : rd''''s1 oubeen some of the budget adopted population brightens ;,,,t., ' makfarm equipment addition$ funds "certainly" :16,4 rne.7.!.:,'it.:; have gone into the rocket et746r CO RADO 'RINGS,' ' 4 ," ' miss3le program, but he 7 't Chemical I A Colorado said the satellite prbjects would COLO: (INS Chemists Assn.: Sales in 1958 have ' received none of :'' it. . , Springs boy, his hands blown are expected to run 5 per cent He pointed out: "The satellite off and body torn by grenade above the $24,400,000,000 rung was not a military project, but Cilt4 dM,I ( fragments, .staggered into his up by the chemical industry in a scientific project". to his cried and home Monday 1957. Wilson, chairman of the hoard I'm dead! ' rhother: "Mommy, Cook Orval General Motors before his of AircraftGen. R, I'm dead!" (USAF.Ret.), president Of the appointment as defense secreEleven .year. old Donald Aircraft rtrIt tiMIllar; Industries ; Assn.: In- - tary, called the nation's reaction ktm,0 min. 45 in surgery Kruger died creased defense will to Russia's spending Sputnik launching utes aftr he pulled the pin on Ttillt1411 i a grenade he thought' was a have á "tremendous influence" "immature," and said he was On the aircraft industry. in 1958. "surprised to say the least" at toy. in 1957 totaled arOund the excitement it caused. NOW you ran enioy blessed Three other youngsters stand-wit- Sales $11,500,000,000 and for 1958 are He said li more realistic apsoothing relief from tortnent... only ing nearby escaped t.o' run well in excess to the satellite problem expected proach exlag the pains. In Simply nicks the place minor grenade i lid ' added: is Jacuzzi unit into your tub and l'Every. - of $10 billion: ' . plosion. ' i TiresWilliam O'Neil, presi- - body kne what the Russians, effect of milenjoy revitalizing . lions 'tor bubbles whirling its dent of General Tire & Rubber 'were doi and now everyone Wane turbulent water. Eden ,Returns Home Co.; Tire sales In 1958 will rise is as excited' as If 'new Olympic , REALLY LIVE AGAIN! ' ' 114 million units, a 4 per cent marks had been set or there was' r to DON WM L FOITnet 1" "t111.6171"""ce" increase over. 1957 and close to a new record for,- the i'.. rill."byoi Your Doctor . , . Ash Him! Prime Minister Anthony Eden, the GddE 195. doh.". ,IF F; TRIAL RENT FOR ,A MONTH setin record stricken by a fever over Chris, tmas, Monday returned to his ,VE New"- - Rot in Mog- i-country hame, 100 miles west of . PHONE TODAY had beenat a seaHresort. .1 r - , -- e - IND. (INS) INDIANAPOLIS, - oftemi, ..-- News In Brief 'probably saved his life. They rushed him unconscious to the hospital. Alter clearing Skelton's lungs, hospital attendants kept the comedian under an oxygen tent even after he had regained con. sciousness and dropped off to r 4. ) - - - Fate , .4, r '04,'" 1 .)--1111 - , - ) ' By DARRELL GARWOOD think It's sillyto leave the party just becauie you couldn't - 141( SKELTON Continued from First ' 1 4 1744".Cs urea for the year by four per cent oon :c, 7t-4- I ,1 '' -- ' Sceno 'SAG! - The American - 10 Pe entPar,man-ilamen- ".' t, , N.'s, 1 - - ,, 1 I I 1NN1 - - ' tr - ' k, . ; Red China Claims NN-.-- -'. , ' t ;1 tv:1 II I -- Iret. 1 , 4J 1 t'.'. - ' - 1,-- . ' 0 ; N.i,.,1 t' ' ) 1 , .' THE COUNT;tY - 1,. - . ' 'U.S. ScientistsPlan .. , I ,.., II, - . i, - , i - t ,.. , sr-I....- 0 ,Mmeg.. - ..)) 0- . , - , ,,, tp vii '' Advise-dvernme- ' -- - - t 110001 - fri . 1410 s ,ip , U- - ...... tivr- - , k II, ,-..- IVIII . 9' , nt By Fred 'Naha ' e- x.t,,,... - n - morfbeeler9n53st ' . 4 --- - , 105.9 per The COSt hooatvveeurrpaieteo resumed its upswing-1cenprices or, The registering the 0.5 over was rise the of advance 1956, year, November, sharpest ' per cent. the National Industrial Confer. 2,6 ence Board's consumei, price The Index showed Tuesday. chasing power of the consumer Largely accounting for the dollar declined to, 94.5 cents or Increase were higher prices for 2.5 cents below. the November, 1956 level., , 2958 model cars. Over the trainth transport& Index for The board's r t!on prices rose 2.7 per cent for the widest increase among major index categories. Sundries live-Ye- ar rose 03 per cent, and housing' ' 0.1 per 'cent. Both apparel and , foodyrices held unchanged. A breakdown of th.enttranspord , i , i, :1:11?:11E 1 i ,, IA . ' . . Itiesday, December 31, 1057 , DESERET NEWS AND TEIZORAM, Salt Lake City, LIFE'S 'LIXE THAT ,YOIM (UP) 1 1 , ' ' 1,,,-,--- 1 .. ' - - - ', - - 11., illio ii L ! it , -, . ,r --- - 1 I - - . d I '., - A ' wsoHndinp204.11. itA;T:o.' moot of nottoott looter. I 0! woold like fres hoots Mot. ' Homo , , BOIIANZA AIR IIIIES I kto: - I ".1 - Ii .. vat, ' 1 I Address ;c,.- - .., ; 1 1 ; |