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Tuesday, November 6, 1956 16 THE BATTLE CREEK ENQUIRER AND NEWS MSU Will Ask Millions May Rebel 20 Millions Red Bosses Seen Facing Constant Threat Analyzing the Returns Be Your Own Expert Watch for Early Trends For Expansion EAST LANSING Mich farm price issue which Democrats Bv NATHAN POLOWETZKY LONDON JP) After Hungary, stressed so heavily during the the army defected, joined forces i done the Hungarian uprising or with the rebels and armed it can try to use them for its own The rebellion brought home to 'benefit as it did-4n part-in Soviet military men one im-j Poland where it bowed to de- the men in the Kremlin can igan State University said yes campaign. 31r. i-isenhower car never feel safe again. ried Iowa in 19d2. Dewey lost it hyle C.

Wilson, Washington manager of United Press, who has been reporting politics for 30 years, offers the following to help readers be their own experts in analyzing returns in today's presidential voting. Wherever they turn, they must nortant point: satellites coum -tu in 1948., Another key farm state More bloody reprisals might re terday it will ask the Legislature for 20 million dollars to help relieve the most critical shortage to "wait until the farm vote comes in." Their theory was that the farm vote would heavily Republican, that it would lift Dewey into a popular vote lead. Key farm states went Democratic and Dewey was licked. Mr. Eisenhower led Stevenson four years ago from start to finish.

Here are some figures from hardly be trusted in a war. fear the threat that millions of freedom fighters will rebel some time before Stevenson con-j ceded that he had lost Here are some figures from the 1952 hour-by-hour United Press tabulations which will help radio and TV fans better to interpret what they haar and see as the election story unfolds tonight. It wiil be both possible and relatively easy after this election is over to check back in the hour- to watch is Minnesota. Keep tabs on the big states Apparently in fear and desper sult in a setback in Soviet efforts to win over the neutralist nations of the world, particularly against their tyranny. of classrooms in its history.

most of which Stevenson must add to the usually solid south ation, seeing their military alliances disappearing, Soviet lead- Today Hungary, perhaps to Durwood B. Varner, MSU vice in Asia, where strong arm tao morrow Romania, then Czechoslovakia, then East Germany, Po ers gave the signal for the bloody, wQ1 interprets as a re. president, told a Lansing luncheon club the university has dis By LYLE C. WILSON WASHINGTON (in Shortly before 2 o'clock on the morning of Wednesday, Nov. 5, 1952, Adlai the 1952 United Press tabula land, Albania and even Bulgaria.

carded the predictions on growth tions: repression. turn to the iron rule of Stalin. The Hungarian rebellion also, In any event a whoieSale re-shook the Soviet theory that good, jo, Izotirs by-hour reports for solid indica Terrified Men it made 10 years ago. Stevenson Pet. The bloodthirsty repression of land faithful Communists can By 1960, Varner said enrollment will reach 25,000.

Present tions of the trend, and the ultimate winner. For example: It is electoral T.329 36 the Hungarian uprising was the; created by constant indoctrina-j mediate order tne day for the 369.754 10,710, 57S .47 Eiseoh'er Pet. Tuesday 6 p.m. 12.7RS .63 8 m. 392.509 .51 12 Mid.

12.027.552 .52 Yrd 4 a.m. 22.600.003 .55 Final 33,837,252 .55 tion and education. enrollment is 19,300. act oi men xerrmea Dy me Soviets rulers. votes and not popular votes which Mushrooming enrollment has 1S.490 442 27,314.992 For 10 years and more, Hun-i gary's government controlled: schools had tried to install ini if he is to be elected States such as New York, Penn-: sylvania, Michigan, Ohio, California.

Mr. Eisenhower carried all of them four years ago. They cast 154 electoral votes. Those four states with the 13 southern states could give Stevenson 282 electoral votes, more than enough for election. Watch State Vote Stevenson lost Texas.

Florida, Tennessee and Virginia four years ago. Watch them tonight for early indications whether the south is solid again. One of the major democratic outstripped the university's build Lone FingerprintGuides determine the presidential winner. The popular vote, however, often solidly indicates the politi ing program so lar tnat a third of the university's classes are When Stevenson conceded in the nation's youth the benefits i Police in TwO Robberies the early hours of Wednesday thought of the downfall of their empire. For the first shot fired by the Budapest rebels destroyed the myth of Communist-world solidarity.

It wrote an end to the notion that Russia has an elaborate system of "friendly" buffer states held in temporary buildings, Var cal trend in the very early hours of tabulation. It was so in Harry four years ago, Mr. Eisenhower was leading in nearly 40 states with more than 400 electoral vuiiiiuuuiaui. Only young people of "working police are checking a lone class" backgrounds had been per-! in int tod in the inves. mitted to attend institutions of; prlitr-atinn Thev the Cortnght Service ner asserted.

The request for 20 million dollars will include funds for a start on a new mechanical engi S. Truman's 1948 surprise victory. Mr. Truman led Thomas E. Dewey, the Republican presiden E.

Stevenson publicly conceded that he had lost the presidential election to Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. The United Press popular vote1 count at 1:44 a.m. in that 1952 election Nov.

5, gave Mr. Eisenhower 54 per cent of the votes so far tabulated and Stevenson 45 per cent. The totals were: Eisenhower Stevenson Mr. Eisenhower had won or leading in states with more than 400 electoral votes. He needed 266 to win.

Trend Was Obvious The vote totals continued to swell but the percentage division between the candidates was relatively stable from that early hour onward. The trend had been obvious for votes. He needed 266 to win tial nominee, in the first few The electoral vote was divided been subjected to constant lee--Station and Market Tire Co. constructed by Stalin at the point neering building, a new com of a bavonet to safeguard Soviet i tures. Communist examinations munications arts building, busi thousands of votes tabulated.

Waited for Farm Vote break-ins over tne weekend. The print was found on the in the final returns this way Eisenhower 442; Stevenson 89. Study Typical State borders. and careful screenings. ness administration, social science, and civil engineering issues was that the Eisenhower administration was a big business administration with scant thought for the little fellow and the work safe at the Cortright station at Wholesale Reappraisal They were the generation on the corner of Hubbard street and buildings.

whom the Red bosses pinned Michigan avenue, where Keep these figures beside you as the radio and television returns roll in tonight and in ihe ing man. If that issue is to pay The hour-by-hour United Press tabulations of the 1948 election showed that Mr. Truman never fell behind. Those experts who couldn't believe what was happening made a mistake that year in telling themselves and others their plans for continued Com-in cash and checks was taken munist sway. early hours of tomorrow.

The fig off anywhere, it should be in big, industrialized Michigan where the Democratic Party is solidly allied Sunday night. Wesley Pierce, manager of the station, said to "The real question is not whether or not we can afford this much money for education, but whether we can afford not to have an ever-increasing supply of educated men and women in Yet when the first flame of Soviet foreign and military policy had been based' on this structure. The Kremlin had poured arms and equipment into the satellites to build up their armies. Russian officers had trained them and in many cases led them. Communist bosses had carefully purged their armies of suspected "subversive" elements.

They handed over responsibility ures will be check points to help you do your own experting and day that five cartons of ciga- freedom burst in Hungary, it was with organized labor. Watch these same students, trained and'rettes. three boxes of candy and to check up on tne experts. our country," Varner said: Don't wait for the farm vote Michigan returns for slants on how effective that alliance may be. Mr.

Eisenhower carried Michigan four years ago. It casts 20 Instead, watch for returns from indoctrinated in Communism: three boxes of gum were also since youth, who played a leading taken from a showcase beside role in the rebellion. jthe built-in desk safe. The Kremlin is now faced with i Burglars also got $55 in change the problem of how to act if' and bills when they broke a rear Scientist Confidently Expects Faster-Tlian-Light Flights a substantial, typical and pivotal farm state. That's Iowa.

If early The Missouri River starts from the junction of the Madison and Jefferson rivers in Madison electoral votes. only to handpicked men after Before undertaking to expert Iowa returns report Mr. Eisen long periods of Communist 'freedom rebellions break out; window ana openea a casn the experts, however, step around hower leading Stevenson tonight County, Montana, and flows 2,466 miles to join the Mississippi Co. exceeded by a light can put it down that the Republican to the polls and cast your own in the other satellite states. It can crush them as it has ister at the Market lire sometime Saturday night.

Yet in the Hungarian uprising above St. Louis, Missouri. ticket is not being hurt Dy tne I vote, rocket. The Air Force has agreed to conduct an experiment along lines proposed by Carroll into the nuclear effects of extremely low temperatures. It also has agreed to invite a group of leading scientists to a special conference to consider Carroll thesis.

Carroll estimates the experi WASHINGTON (fl The air force has agreed to explore a revolutionary theory that a new type of super atomic energy can be released by making atoms extremely cold instead of hot. The originator of the concept, Navy Scientist Robert Leon Carroll, 40, said today he is confident his theory will prove out and will make possible space flights literally faster than a flash of light. Even Sand May Work He said the fuel could be some ordinary and inexepensive material, possibly even common sand. Carroll's theory challenges two long-accepted scientific concepts first, that 459.6 degrees below zero Fahrenheit is "absolute" ment will cost no more than $100,000 and once the equipment is set, it would be just a matter of a few weeks to prove whether my calculations are correct." Opposite of Fusion -T SI1FTK Carroll is dean of academics in the pilot training division of the Naval Air Test Center at Patux-ent River, Md. He characterized his proposed process as the exact opposite of zero, and second, that the velocity of light, 186,300 miles a second, atomic fusion, as in a thermo- uclear explosion.

Fusion requires is the fastest speed theoretically attainable. He told a reporter he is con intense heat. fident manned space exceeding the speed of light ultimately will Carroll theorizes that as an atom gets colder and colder and becomes less active, its electrons gravitate toward the nucleus and at the same time are forced by be attained with his concept. Conference Planned If the "cold nuclear power this construction to move faster which he envisions is available, and faster. Carroll said, "the velocity of Today's Markets INVESTMENT CO.

SHARES Bid Asked 5.R8 6.34 frtliat.H Fund GRAIN MARKET (Battle Creek Farm Bnreao) Red wheat, S2.14; white wheat. J2.14; rye, 11.30; corn. oata, 75c; barley, 95c. TIKTROIT LIVESTOCK American Bus. Shares 3.90 Axe-HouRhton B.

812 20.05 Canadian Fund Inc. 9.44 111 DETROIT lUP) Hogs: 700. and emu 25 lower: sows steady. Bulk 1SO-250 lbs 14.75-15.25; No. 1 and 4.17 8.

S3 21.69 10.26 14.37 10.48 2.97 23. S5 22.51 5.25 19.27 11.25 9.69 Ih mnstlv 15.25: a few 260' Commonwealth inv. 1 i Growth Stock F. Piv. Invest.

Fund Piv. Shares Eaton Bal Fund Eaton Stock Fund Klect. Inv. Keystone Custodian Fond 300 lbs 14.25-14.75; sows under 600 lbs wm.Hv 12.00-14.00. Cattle: 600.

calves 200. Fully 50 per cent of receipts cows; market slow, about sfMriv- Rimnlv Increased bv a few hun 9.56 2.71 22.31 21.05 4.SO 17.63 10.31 S.8S 12.75 16.11 11.57 14.06 9.69 dred carried from Monday. Smalt lots good and low choice slaughter steers 13.91 17.57 12.63 19.00-24. DO; some nem nigner; muai sales utility and standard steers and K-2 S-2 "ZZ S-3 S-4 TTanhattan Rond Fund heifers 12.00-16.00: low to good and choice slaughter 21.50; bulk utility cows 10.50-12.50: utility and commercial bulls 7.40 Inv Trust 11. 15.33 10.58 8.11 12.70 20.37 14.09 10.R4 12.69 14.

S2 Phila. Fund. Inc. 18.67 Putnam, Geo. Fund 12.96 Belect.

Amer. JO-02 Tel. Electronic Fd. 11.64 Wellington Fund 13.59 mostly 12.50-14.50: cull to good ana choice 432 lb stocker steers and calves 19.50; vealer market weak to 1.00 lower: very slow; a few high choice and low prime vealers up to 32.00: most good and low choice 20.00-27.00; utility and standard 14.00-20.00. Sheep: 500.

About 1,500 carried over from Monday: trading very slow; early sales slaughter lambs steady to weak at Mondav'a full decline: sheep about steadv. Small lots good and choice slaughter lambs 18.75-20.00; some utility and low good Iambs 15.00-16.50; scattered sales cull to good slaughter sheep 4.00-6.00. UNLISTED SECURITIES BM Asked 35.00 37.00 American Box Board Battle Creek Gaa Co. O.W HJ.00 L. A.

Damn Fed. Ufa Caa. 15.50 65.00 O.W. 42.00 95.00 38.50 2.50 14.50 60 00 90 00 40.00 90 00 36.75 2.09 -rT A HE MOVER BROTHERS CO. 1 CARS AND TBUCKS- O.W.

31.00 S44.S1S V. MICHI4AM AVt. ATTU IIIC MICNKAIt Camplit On mni Truck lrvU Octobtr 12, IKl S3 00 66 00 DETROIT EGGS DETROIT i.n Eggs, fob. Detroit, cases included, federal state grades: Whiles: Grade A Jumbo 54.59 weighted average 55c; extra large 50; large 47-49 wtd. avg.

47H; medium 32-34 wtd. avg. 33; small 24. Grade large 43-46 wtd. avg.

44. Browns: Grade A Jumho B2; large 46: medium 34. Grade large 40H-46 wtd. avg. 41.

Checks 24. Commercially graded: 8 50 9 50 O.W. lederated Publication Kal. Ves- Parch. Kellosg 354 Pref.

Kelloss Co. Common Michigan Bakeries. Inc. Michigan Carton Mlchlaan National Bank No. Central Airlines Security National Bank Shedd Bartusn Foods Sherer-Glllett Co.

Sherrlff Goslln Co. Simplex Paper Co. Union Steam Pump Co. Union Steel Prod. Co.

United Steel ft Wire Wolverine Ins. 20 58 4.75 7.00 8.00 O.W. 17.00 19 00 00 7.00 22.50 16.25 7.00 53.00 Vvhites: Grade A large 42-46; medium 8.00 57.00 27-30. Browns: Grade A large medl um 29. Jacob DeNooyer discusses Enquirer and News advertising plans with D.

W. Morrow, Promotion Comment: Market unsettled on large with supplies barely ample on whites and DKTROIT POCLTRY on hrowns and mixed colors. DETROIT CO Prices paid Per iw 1 1 mralitv live Doultry Dealers not willing to acquire a heavy pound for No. 1 quality live poultry mventorv on Medlum, weak and l.o.b. Detroit up to 10 a.m.

hMyy rMeip.s dlMounted beiow costs ln Heavy type hens 17-19. light type aItlnv instances to clear. Smalls steady hens 12-14; heavy type broilers or try- and nBht receipts readily cleared. Over- rs 2S-3S lb. whites 1S-19: gray crosses all trlde ls sl0w DUpUy Advertising Mtuger Enquirer Neva 13 H.

Vn Buren Strut Battla Creak, Hichlian Dear Sir: Va have aucceasfully used your aedle for ever 30 years now and perhaps should not be surprised by its pulling power. However, last Wednesday we ran approximately a two-thirds page ad on our '56 model closcout with the following results: Showrooa traffic was terrific that evening and continued heavy Thursday. Seleswls It resulted ln closing 14 deals for just one evening and day plus a mice group of prospects. Needless to say wa were eulte gratified. Sincerely, PKTROIT LIVESTOCK DETROIT UP) Hogs Salable 700.

No early sales. Cattle Salable 600. Fully 50 per cent receipts cows; available supplies cattle increased by few hundred carried from Monday; choice and prime slaughter steers very scarce; all slaughter cattle openinfE about steady: small lots good to low choice alauehter steers 19.00-24.00; some held higher; early sales utility and standard steers and heifers un 20-21. Barred kocks capoueitea i-t-6'i lb. 21-25; ducklings 30-31; light ducks 21: geese 25; turkeys heavy type hens 2S-29.

heavy type Toms 25-26. Comment: Market steady. Supplies of hens ample to a fair demand. Buyer receipts limited to immediate needs. Caponettes are adequate with the wide price range due to variations ln size and quality.

Turkeys: Market steady. Receipts fully ample. Demand only fatr. Some future inquiries but very few commitment being made. evenly 12.00-16.00: most utility cows 10.50-12.50; canners and cutters mostly 8.

utility and commercial bulls SO-14. 50. Calves Salable 200. Tradine slow outlet rather narrow; early sales vealers steady to weak but market not fully established: most sales good and low choice vealers 20.00-27.00 few head choice and low prime up to 32.00 but pOE NOOYn MOTHERS CO. dTV.

Horrcw prime very scarce: some utility and stand LOCAL MARKET (Mich lean Livestock Kxcbangre) Hops 190-220. 14.50; 22O-'M0. 14.23: 240-260, 14.00; 260-2SO. 13.7ft; 250-300. 13.25; 300-350.

12. 350-400, 12.25; lrtO-170. 13.75; 17Q-1S0. 14.00; 1S0-19O, Sows 300 down, 13.25; 300-350. 12.

t5; 350-400. 12.25; -400-450, 11.75; 450-500. 11.50; 500-550, 11.25; 550-600, 10.75; 600 up, 10.25, Stags, boars. I. ard trades 14.00-20.00; few culls around 10.00 down.

Proaotlon Manager On Wednesday, October 10, DeNooyer-Chevrolet published a large space ad in the Enquirer and News offering special close-out deals on new 1956 Chevrolets. Time was of the essence because introduction of their new 1957 model was only a few days off the remaining '56 models had to be moved. RESULTS: fourteen sales in twenty-four hours plus a fine list of prospective Chevrolet purchasers. There's no secret formula for this sales success! Day in and day out, Enquirer and News advertising creates thousands of sales for hundreds of Battle Creek businesses. Every day the newspaper reaches a constant audience of over 100,000 persons people who eagerly read the advertising for news about products and services they will purchase.

Merchants know the ability of Enquirer and News advertising to ring cash registers that's why the Enquirer and News is the number one advertising medium in the Battle Creek area. Sheen Salable 500. Moderate fresh receipts augmented yaround 1.500 lambs carried from Monday, market not estab lished. 'Death, Survival' Seen Election Issue MIAMI, Fla. fin Sen.

Estes: their freedom. Only the other dav the flames of war erupted again in the Middle East. And people today that the question of "death and survival" may well bankrupt American foreign pol- rest on tneir votes in tne jus'-jicy, we find ourselves cut dential election. I off from our ancient friends and Kefauver flew here in a final allies." hand-shaking bid to return ilor-j Kefauver said today's election takes place aeainst "this back ground of a world on the edge of catastrophe. Mill IN I I I I "The choice we make may well IISI IN SAlfS determine the penultimate questions of death and survival, war and peace." he said.

"It will af fect America the whole world. "It will decide our future not only for four years, but perhaps IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO BUSINESS! If you are not using the Enquirer and News to sell your products or services you are missing real sales opportunities. Get the facts! Contact the newspaper and an advertising representative will call on you to help you plan effective, forceful advertising. for a generation as well. ida to the Democrats, xne nepuD-licans won Florida by some votes in 1952, but the Democrats have expressed confidence that they can win back the state today.

The Tennessee senator, accompanied by his wife Nancy, arrived for a news conference, a motorcade tour through the greater Miami area and visits to Hialeah, Opa-Locka, North Coral Gables and South Miami. He was to leave later for Chattanooga, where he will vote, and return to Washington tonight. 'The Republican Party has failed to keep the peace," the Democratic vice presidential nominee said in a statement prepared for an election day rally. "The Russian army massacred the Hungarian rebels fighting for THE BATTLE CREEK Aluminum Storm Window Door Fabrlcatlnr distributorship available. Humph.

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