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PACf TWO THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18,1954 France, Embroiled In Dispute, Skips Last NATO Meet Stakes His Regime On Confidence Vote Scheduled Monday PARIS (UP)--Premier Pierre Mendes France missed the final session of the NATO ministers today because of a flaring political revolt in the National Assembly that could unseat him and wreck the Western plans for defense. Mendes France, his position weakened by a severe attack In the assembly Friday, asked for a formal vote of confidence Monday in a move that could seal his political fate and that of the Western European Union. Mendes France was up until 4 a.m. battling the assembly revolt and aides reported him a "little tu-ed" too weary to attend the NATO session as the ministers put their final stamp of approval on momentous plans for the atomic defense of Europe. Mendes France sent Defense Minister Emanuel Temple to sit in for him at the final NATO Council meeting attended by Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and British Foreign Secretary A Eden.

Mendes France asked the confidence vote on passage ol the budget for the Associated States of Indochina- If he loses he must resign. If he wins he still will have difficulty forcing passage of the bills to ratify the Paris accords The setback came when the assembly rejected his Indochina budget by a vote of 301 to 291. Mendes- France left the crucial and hurriedly substituted a new budget. He then won a 295 to 293 victory on a procedural question--whether to reverse the Financial Committee and take up the substitute measure. The margin of only two votes was disquieting to the Western al lies who were following the French political situation closely.

The vote of confidence Monday comes only a few hours before the a which killed the European Defense community begins debate or ratification of the agreements to rearm 500,000 youni Germans on the side of the West AEC Plans to Publish Factt" About 'Fallouts' WASHINGTON (UP) Th Atomic Energy Commission plan to strip some of the mystery of "fallout," the radioactive menac which has extended the H-bomb' deadly range and posed a toug new problem for civil defens planners. AEC Chairman Lewis L. disclosed Friday that the commls sion's medicine and biology, wear ons applications, and research visions are making a study of thl "very important subject." At some future date, unsped fied, he will present the results the study at a news conference He made it clear that the AEC knows enough about fallout to convinced that the future weapon tests may be carried out withou undue rish. Withes Merry Christmas Without Saying a Word GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (UP)-Mrs.

John B. Martin wife Michigan's outgoing auditor gen eral, is wishing every one sh meets "Merry Christmas" withou saying a word. Mrs. Martin fractured her nos In a bathtub fall a week ago bu didn't realize it until Tuesday. He doctor applied a hard compres to her nose and her family ha, printed the words "Merry Chris mas" in red ink across the sur gical dressing.

Storks and cranes have bee seen in the Himalayas, 20,000 fee above sea level. Markets GRAND RAPIDS S1ABKET FARM JPttODUCK EGGS: Dealers' paylug prices at arms lor Bize graded white eggs, arge. 26c dozen; medium, 21c; small, 7c; large browns, 25c. JUVESTOCKS LIVE POULTRY: Dealers' paylns rices lor poultry delivered to local ealen, heavy hens, 17-lSc; LCR- oms. 12-i3c: Fryers, 20-22c; roast- rs.

23-25c: old roosters. lOc. HOGS: Choice finished, 190-210 220-250 16'1- 7V-c; 260-300 sows, 00-300 400 Ibs. and p. 13-14C.

CATTLE: Good and choice steem and heifers. 22-23V4c: commercial to ood steers, and heifers, 14-lOc; fair good beef cows. 9-10 canners, heavy bulls, I'J'i-lSc. CALVES: Choice to prime. 26-2SC common.

15-lSc; fair. 10-12c. SHEEP: a weights. -5-5c; ulls and common. 3-4c; choice ambs, 17-19c; medium 13- 6c, FRUItS AND VEGETABLES APPLES: Bushel.

No. 1, Inch up. Mclntosh, a Delicious, Red Delicious, $450-5: Jonathan, 5Z75-3; py. Baldwin. 52.25-2.50; utility grades, various varieties, few $2.

BEETS: Dozen bunches, 60-80c; ushel. CABBAGE: Bushel CARROTS: Topped $1.40. CAULIFLOWER: Dozen. 53. CELERY CABBAGE: Dozen, 51.50.

CELERY HEARTS: Dozen bunches. $140. GREENS: Bushel. kAle, 51. LETTUCE: Leaf, 10 Ib.

basket, hothouse. $1.25. ONIONS: Yellow, 50 Ib. sack 51.401.50: 10 Ib sack boilers. 25-30c; box of 12 three Ib.

packages. PARSNIPS: Half bushel, dozen 20 ounce packages, $1.40. POTATOES: 50 Ib. sack, 51.25; peck, RADISHES: Dozen 8 ounce packages, 80c; hothouse, dozen bunches, 91.25-1.50. SPINACH: Dozen 10 ounce packages, SQUASH: Buttercup, Table Queen Butternut, bushel, mostly 51.50 Hubbard, 51.25.

TURNIPS: Bushel. dozen 20 ounce packages, 51.25. GRAIN WHEAT: 52.02 bushel at the farm Rye, 90c; Corn, 51.40. LOCAL ftlAKKET Eggi, Form Whites 27c Chickens, Leghorn. Ib 14-15c Broilers.

Heavy, Ib. 23-25C Heavies, Ib 17c LIVESTOCK HOGS: Choice finished, 170-240 18-18V4c; 190-200 18-18'Ac 240-280 17-18c; sows, 250-300 15-16C. CATTLE: Choice and helf- 23-25c; common to good steers 18-21c; fair to good beef CDWS, 10 12c; canners, 7-9 feeders, 17-23c common feeders, ll-15c; bulls, good 12-14c; common, I0-l2c. CALVES: Choice prime calves, 26 30c; fairly good, 20-24c; culls and common. 10-12c.

No. 1 Horse $3.50 Beef Hides Ib. 3 GRAIN MARKET Wheat 52.03 Corn 51.5C OaU Rye 88c Muskegon Santa Must Come From South Pole Muskegon children think Santa Glaus comes from the South Pole It's all because Charle Tussey, who is serving as Santa Claus for a group of down tow merchants. Tussey, who has spen most of his 43 years in Kentucky has a southern accent of the firs order. Instead of greeting the children with a traditional "Ho, ho, Tussey says, "Sho nuff, honey What you reckon you want from li'l Santa this year?" SATURDAY, December 18, TV Schedule WiUon Eccbc Company, Mt.

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He failed to respond to the summons and was picked up Friday and brought before the Court. It was later learned that Tubbergen's operator's license had expired. On the charge of running a stop sign he paid $10 fine and costs. For having an expired operator's license he was sentenced to pay $10 fine and 55.50 costs. Not having enough money to pay the latter fine and costs, he was allowed another week in which to pay same.

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Nichols, News Weather News Razing of Standpipe Creates Quite a Fuss MIKES, Mich. (UP)--Razing of i 57-year-old water standpipe here touched ofl a small scale panic when sidcnls living near the 110-foot i called police to icport it had fallen. Police, unaware the pipe was being cut down to be sold as nink. r.ired to ttie scene with siicns blarmK Workmen calmly explained it fell after they cut it at its base. Calypsos originally were sung at carnivals in Tnnidad.

The words, usually impromptu and satirical, were sung to the accompaniment of a guitar. A BROADCASTING A Holland, MIchij.n on your radio dial 1450 Saturday, Dec. 18 EVENING 5:00 5:15 Your Story Hour 6:00 World In Brief Sentinel News 6:10 Michigan 6:15 SporU Notebook 6:30 Guest Star 6:45 The Three Sons 6:59 Spot News 7:00 Penthouse Party 7:30 Music Hall Varieties 8:00 1450 Club 8:30 Hockey--Boston at Detroit 10:00 1450 Club 10:55 Final News 11:00 Sim Oif Sunday, Dec. 19 DAYTIME 8:00 First News 8:15 Southland Sings 8s30 Sunday Symphony 10:00 First Helormed Church 11:15 Hope Church 12:15 "World News 12:30 Bread of life Ebenezer Reformed Church Her. Wilson Rlnker 1:00 Oigan Hour Geraldine Walvoord 1:30 Music for Sunday 2:00 Religion in the News 2:10 Do You Remember 2:30 Temple Time 3:00 Composer Corner 4:30 Religion For Today 5:00 News 5:15 University Organ 5:30 Fire Star EVENING 6:00 Festival of Waltzes 6:15 Singing Americans 6:30 Sports Today 6:35 Dream Time 7:00 Church Service-Holland Hts.

Christian Ref. 8:15 Organ Melodle. 8:30 Designs In Melody 3:00 Christmas Carol Program Third Reformed Church 10:00 World News Roundup 10:15 Midnight Hour First Baptist Church 10:30 This Is the Hour I 10:55 Final Monday, Dec. 20 DAYTIME 6:01 First News 6:05 Clock Watchers 6:30 Local News 6:35 Clock Watcher Continued 6:55 7:00 Clock Watcher Continued 7:15 Morning Meditation Dr. John R.

Mulder 7:45 Organ Melodies 8:00 News 8:05 Hymns of the Morning 8:15 Family Worship 8:30 Polka Party 8:55 Michigan 9:00 Howdy Missus 10:00 World News Roundup 10:15 Bulletin Board 11:00 Zealand Hour 12:00 Noon News 12:05 Ssntlnel 12:10 Michigan 12:15 Mystery Program 1:00 News 1:05 Festival of Music 2:30 Upper Room 2:55 Music of Manhattan 3:00 News 3:15 Sunnyside Christmas Carols 4:30 Santa Claus Frtvitw of U.S.Weether Bureau A to 7:30 PM ESTJ2 ritgh Temperatures ond Cloud Map COPJU954 CDW.LA.WAGHEfc DISTRIBUTES er UNITED President Lights No. 1 Tree and Sounds Plea for Peace, Strength Bill Stits Honored LOS ANGELES (UP)--Bill Stits, outstanding defensive halfback for the Detroit Lions, was named to the Western Conference team Friday for the fifth annual pro bowl football game here Jan. 16. WASHINGTON (UP) President Eisenhower, in ceremonies marking the beginning of the capital's holiday festivities to the Prince of Peace, Friday told the world in a Christmas message the United States "speaks for peace" and "speaks from strength." The Pressident spoke in a park south of the White House where he lighted a 67-foot-high Christinas tree which will be the center of Washington's "Pageant for Peace." "She speaks for peace based upon decency and human rights," the President said. "But let no man think that we want peace at nny price; that we shall forsake principle in reigned tolerance of obvious evil; that we may pawn our honor for transitory concession.

"Amercia speaks from strength -strength in good allies, in arms, in readiness, in ever-increasiirg productivity, in the broader shar- irs of the abundant fruits of our economy, in our unchanging devotion to liberty and huma The President said that this year "mankind's unquenchable hope for peace burns brighter than for many years" but still is dim- medly the threat of Communist aggression. "Oppression, privation, cruel suffering of body and mind imposed by inhuman masters of helpless victims--these scourges still wound the daily living of mankind," he said. Mr. Eisenhower then addressed himself to America's allies, to the so-called neutralist nations and to "those who stand against us." He called on the allies to join this nation in enlarging "the design of our partnership so that who marched together in evil days when war and fear of war darkened the earth, shall enjoy together in days of light the rich rewards of a secure and stable era." To the neutrialist nations, he said that while today's world crisis casts "grave doubt. the validity of the neutralist argument," this country still will respect the right of such nations to make their own decisions.

"Because they hate aggression and condemn wars for conquest, even as we, there is provided a strong foundation upon which we can proceed to build mutual understanding and sympathy." "To those who stand against us," the President promised, we will continue to follow "the hard way of patient, tireless search in every avenue that may lead to their better understanding of bur peaceful purposes." Accused Harvard Profs Will Continue Teaching BOSTON, Mass. (UP)--A Harvard physics professor and a i 11 University psychologist charged with contempt of the U.S. Senate were assured today they can remain at their jobs while awaiting trial in U.S. District Court here. Asst.

Harvard Prof. Wendell H. Furry, 47, and Leon J. Kamin, 26, were indicted by a federal grand jury Friday for refusing to name former Communist associates when questioned by Sen. Joseph R.

McCarthy (R-Wis.) last Jan. 15 and 16. No date was set for arraignment of the men to plead to the indictments. At the hearing both men refused to testify on grounds of "conscience." A blucher is a type of shoe. Pope Leaves Apartments VATICAN CITY (UP) Pope Pius XH left his apartments for the first time in three weeks today and rode in his car into the Vatican gardens.

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