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J. Fry Have Fun With Odds 'n Ends As Santa's Helpers Christmas plans require orsanitation, thing in to the do is household. to figare out ways to keep the youngsters busy so that they aren't underfoot during this season of frayed nerves and dwindling reserves. them to work making Christmas gifts or decorating gift wrappings or making Christmas ornaments. A bowl of soap suds, opaque paint, and old boxes and juice cans can keep a young crew of potential noise makers on the silent beam for a good spell, Large cereal or soap boxes, for instance, may be pressed into service as Christmas card holders.

When finished you'll have Santa Claus going down a cardboard chimney. First there is the paper then pasted the cereal work. A area of bricks is concerned paper and box that should be in a chimney shape. The top of the box should be removed of course. Santa's Face Santa's face may be drawn on another piece of paper and put on a piece of cardboard and pasted at the top of the "chimney." Santa Claus Christmas seals are good for that.

If Santa's head is placed properly it should look like it is just peeking out of the chimney. The chimney may be edged with a wide border of sudssnow. And do the children love to get into that! Give them a handful of packaged soap or detergent and a little water. Let them whip it with a hand or electric beater until it gets to a thick consistency. It applied with a wooden spoon or spatula, or fingered on.

Fresh 'Snow' It will remain white and fresh for a good number of weeks, so the mail box may be made long before Junior or Mother Tells Engagement of Marilyn Long The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Marilyn Jean Long, daughter of Mrs. Harry H. Long, 119 S. Walnut street, and the late Mr. Long, has been announc-cy.

ed by her mother. Miss Long will be wed to Lt. Delton Downs Christensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.H.

Christensen, Salmon, Idaho, in Dec. 20 rites at Landstahl, Germany, where both young people reside. The wedding will be held in Landstahier Medical Center chapel. The bride-elect is a graduate of St. Mary academy, Bayview, Milwaukee, and of Sacred Heart college, Edgewood, Madison.

She is employed as a teacher at the army dependent school, Landstahl. Lt. Christensen graduated from Idaho State college Pharmacy, He is a first lieutenant in the 46th hospital, medical service surgical of the army. 3 Brothers Marry Family of 3 Sisters Winchester, Va. -P- The Haines and Bean families of two nearby communities here get along right well.

Three brothers in the Bean family are married to three Haines sisters. Still on the unmarried list are a Bean boy and a Haines girl. Mother's Helper by Heimann Pearson A CHILD who listens to a discussion of himself and his problems is more than likely to enjoy the spotlight. For example, if it's his eating difficulties he hears about, they probably won't improve--and might get worse, to attract more attention. Best not to talk in front of him-about him! Copyright 1958) Improve Your Beauty for the Holiday SeasonFor Free Skin Care Make-Up Analysis in the Fox Cities Area Contact Your Nat.

Adv. Beauty Counselor Custom- Fitted Cosmetics Viola Dennis 215 E. Kimball St. RE 4-3132 Attlee Sees Necessity of World Rule Human Race Lives in 'Tempered Speaker Contends Post-Crescent News Service Milwaukee Some form of world government is the "only way out" for the human race which is living in a "world of tempered former British Prime Minister Clement Attlee told a Milwaukee audience Mon nd a night. Attlee said his experiences during 20 years as head of Britain's labor party and six years as chief minister of the British government convinced him that world government is not only necessary but a "practical possibility." Describing himself as a political realist, Attlee expressed the belief that the cold war between the communist and free worlds does not necessarily have to end in a hot war.

Arguing that "you have to get along with people you don't he used examples of how political opinions had changed in England during his lifetime as a basis for his belief that both communist peoples and their leaders will eventually "begin something about civilization." Fail to Influence you refuse to have anything to to to to to to to to do with someone, you fail to to to to to to to influence he arto to gued in an apparent reference to U.S. policy of. refusing to recognize red China. He compared the cold war with the Thirty Years war, which seemed insoluble while it was on but eventually was ended with the Treaty of Westphalia. It is no longer just desirable to end war -it is an absolute necessity if the human race is to survive, Attlee a declared.

The only way we can accomlaw enforced by some plish this is through amorid force. The United Nations, which he helped to found at San Francisco in 1945, cannot do this because it was founded on the basis of independent nations, he said. The UN should have a police force in which men enlist as UN soldiers and not as representatives of individual countries. What Good? "Everything was very agreeable back there in 1945 at San Francisco," the speaker recalled. "There sat Sen.

Vandenberg, there sat Molotov, there I sat. Vandenberg said OK, Molotov said OK, I said OK. But what good did it do?" Attlee compared America's emergence from isolationism to Britain's several centuries earlier. "The time has gone when we or you can sit on the sidelines and watch other people fight," he asserted. He predicted that before very long many other countries besides the U.S., Britain and the U.S.S.R.

would have atomic weapons; "We just can't afford to have these dangerous weapons in irresponsible hands." A United Nations with power to enforce its decrees is the only way to avoid this, he said. Attlee, who spoke under the auspices of the Milwaukee Town Hall association, was introduced by Mayor Frank Ziedler. Deto from 0.3. WEATHER BUREAU 20 Dept el Commerce 50 COLD HIGH -50 WARM 00 MIOH 30.39 30 FORECAST Until Wednesday Merning Figures Shew low Temperetures Expected AP Wirepheto Scattered Showers are Expected tonight in the middle and Atlantic states and eastern Michigan, while snow is forecast for western Michigan and the upper Mississippi Valley. It will be colder from the plains states The Perfect Gift for Christmas A Holy THE Bible A EVISED $6.50 THE REVISED STANDARD VERSION BIBLE Many fine editions from $3.25 now available at CONKEY'S BOOK STORE 226 E.

College Appleton RE 3-2067 Nov. 18, 1958 Appleton Post-Crescent A14 Strong Meat Lawrence Theater Bill Offers Contrast Study Sis' Christmas cards come rolling in. A pencil holder may be made out of a frozen juice can. These are decorated with tempera-detergent paint, made by adding one teaspoon of soap or detergent to two or three teaspoons of paint. This recipe is the answer to making the paint stick to shiny, waxed or metal surfaces.

The little pencil holder may be painted in a green or sky blue background. Little fir trees may be daubed on with thick, pale green and white paint in the tempera detergent mixture. Use a stiff brush. Nea Nissen New Head Of Bethel Miss Nea Lee Nissen was elected honored queen of the Appleton bethel of Job's Daughters at 7 p. m.

Monday at the Masonic temple. Others selected the Misses Kay Lynn Wenzlaff, senior princess, Janice Luebke, junior princess, Sandra Montieth, guide, and Diane Natrop, marshal. The young women will be installed at 7:30 p. m. Dec.

27, at the Masonic temple. They will be honored at a following reception. Dec. 1, the Appleton bethel will observe "friends' night." Neighboring bethels have been invited to attend a 7 p. m.

meeting. Trusts Preserve Estate, Bank Official Explains An estate can be transmitted from generation to generation under a trust setup, Lawrence Schreiter, trust officer of then Appleton State Bank, told Optimist club Monday, noonrust without retained interest is a means of reducing estate taxes, the bank official noted. He listed four principal reasons for setting up a trust: 1. Lack of confidence in the beneficiary's ability to manage property, or a desire to protect against such inadequa- 2. To prevent a beneficiary from disposing of the property.

3. To continue a business in safe hands and assure income. 4. Reluctance to forego control over the funds, even aftdeath. Schreiter suggested naming a corporate trustee be(cause it assures permanent management of the estate.

An individual might die before a trust goes into effect, he said. He advised consultation with an attorney, insurance counselor or trust specialist before setting up a trust. Future Events Set by Alumnae Of Delta Gamma Monday evening at the home of Mrs. William Casey, Neenah, to plan a cocktail party and supper in February at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

F. A. Meythaler, Appleton. The group has collected more glasses for the D.G. national project, sight conservation and aid to the blind.

Alumnae women have begun preliminary plans for helping the active chapter with its pledge dinner to be held next September at River view Country club. After the business meeting Mrs. Palmer B. McConnell, Neenah, reviewed the play, "Blue Denim." At the next meeting, Jan. 19, Mrs.

Chandler Rowe will give highlights and anecdotes of the year she and her family spent in Ha-2 Post-Crescent Photo Junior High School Children's problems were discussed by a panel of parents and teachers when the Roosevelt left, are Clinton Roach, man, Mrs. Ruth Ragus and absent when the picture was Junior High PTA met Monday George Rushton, Mrs. Donald Merlin Feind. Phil taken. night.

Panelists, from Hovde, program co-chairOttman, another panelist, was Mom Finds It Difficult to Raise Teenage Chess Genius New York Ever trouble coping with your teenAn ager? How would you like it if he were a genius? "It's not easy," says Mrs. Regina Fischer of Brooklyn. Her 15-year-old son, Bobby, is a genius at chess. He won the United States championship at 14 and became the youngest international Grand Master in history this summer, His one dream is to snatch the world chess crown from the present, champion, Russia's Botvinnik. One of Mrs.

Fischer's definitely "not easy" moments came this summer when Bobby appeared to be stranded in Yugoslavia after his first international tournament. "He had round trip ticket, but nobody made any reservations for him and he couldn't get a plane. I knew he'd spent most of his money at the World Fair in Belgium and French Priest Will Discuss Political History "Some Historical Clues to Contemporary French Politics" is the title of a public address to be given at 11 a.m. Thursday at Lawrence college by the Rev. Guillame de Bertier de Sauvigny, C.J.M., professor of history at the Catholic Institute in Paris.

He is in Rev. de Bertier America this year as visiting professor at the University of Notre Dame. Father de Bertier is the author of a new book "France and the European Alliance, 1816-21: The Private Corres(pondence Between Metternich and Richelius." Seats in the fore part of the chapel balcony may be occupied by guests. In addition to his convocation appearance, Father de Bertier will 'be available for discussion at 2:30 p.m. in the terrace room of Memorial union.

Young People to Gather For CWV Talent Show Teen competitors from throughout Wisconsin will part in the Catholic War Vetstate teen talent show erans at 2 p.m. Sunday at Sacred Heart hall. Harold Williamson, Appleton commander of Commodore John Barry post, CWV, is in charge of arrangements. He has announced awards will be given in two categorles; from toddlers through 12 years, and from 12 through WINDOW SHADES Made to order. Bring i in your rotters.

We will recover them with new cloth. Quick service. GEENEN'S 3rd Floor BY JAY JOSLYN Post-Crescent Staff Writer The program being presented by the Lawrence College theater at 8:15 each evening this week is a showcase of style and a fine example of what collegiate theater should be. The double bill of 1-acters has as much contrast as possible and each has its special value, although neither would necessarily meet the needs of a community theater in any respect dependent on commercial success. The curtain-opener, Eugene Scribe's, J.F.A.

Bayard's "A Peculiar Position," is an example of 19th century stylized comedy whose value, aside from its inherent entertainment, is historical. Strong Meat The meat of the programand it is strong meat, hung fresh and still throbbing is "Endgame," by the contemporary, and controversial Samuel Beckett. It is a mood piece with darkling atmosphere difficult to shake even outside the Memorial union theater. The fact that this is the first non-professional production of the piece makes it an event, the virtuosity of the 4-member cast elevates it to a must for any serious fan of the stage. Strange Characters Comments heard in the lobby after the show indicate the piece has scope and depth not easily discerned.

Be that as it may, on the surface it deals with four persons waiting to die in a world gone dead. Two of the characters have lost all but their torsos and live in ash cans. Another has gone blind and is restricted to a wheelchair by other injuries. The last is mobile, was afraid the Chess federation wouldn't go on paying for him after the tournament had ended. "I went to the Yugoslav embassy but it was the weekend and I couldn't find anybody.

I tried to call Bobby, but they said he had left by train. Travel Troubles "I was really worried. I knew he was loaded down with books and I didn't see how he could manage. He doesn't speak the languages. Norfolk Ballot On Integration Expected High Norfolk, Va.

-P- Norfolk voters decide today whether they want six closed white secondary schools returned to the city for integrated operation. A vote of between 22,000 and 25,000 was forecast, with some experienced political servers predicting a 3-2 margin against petitioning Gov. Lindsay Almond, to return the schools. Registration lists show 40,758 whites and 8,540 Negroes eligible to vote. The informational referendum is not binding on city council or on Almond.

At least five of the seven council members have indicated they will act on the basis of a majority vote. The three junior high and three senior high schools were closed Sept. 29 under Virginia's anti integration laws when the city school board bowed to a federal court desegregation order and enrolled 17 Negroes. Thursday Last Day to Send Overseas Mail Thursday is the deadline for mailing cards and packages to members of the armed forces overseas. Postmaster Francis Sumnicht reports.

The term "armed forces overseas" applies to servicemen, members of their families and civilian government employes who get their mail at an APO number, he said. Domestic postage rates apply to armed forces mail. Sumnicht advised sturdy packing for gifts. Patrons who have questions on package sizes and weight limitation may check at the post office. Articles that cannot be sent overseas include lighter fluid and matches.

Cigarets, other tobacco products and coffee are prohibited in parcels addressed to some military post offices. Temperatures Around Nation Albany Albuquerque Anchorage Atlanta Bismarck Boston Buttalo Chicago Cleveland Des Moines Detroit Fort Worth Indianapolis Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Milwaukee 19 years. A candy sale will 1 be held in conjunction with the annual contest. The CWV auxiliary made plans for the event when a meeting was held at Veterans of Foreign Wars hall. The unit will hold a Christmas party at 8 p.m.

Dee. 11 at the VFW hall. A donation for Christmas was voted to hospitalized erans at Wood. Mrs. Henry Steffen was social chairman.

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Chess is not a popular game and there are no funds to send the American champion to tournaments. Bobby won two tickets to Yugoslavia on a television program. His 21-yearold sister, Joan, took the second. "Bobby doesn't like the idea of his mother going around with him to tournaments. Besides, I figured it would be better for me to be here in case anything was neededmoney, primarily." laughed ruefully a slender, dark-haired woman with a smiling mouth in a gamin face.

The Fischers separated when Bobby was 2 and Mrs. Fischer raised her two children on her earnings as a nurse. Not Disciplined "I don't discipline Bobby. He's too big. Anyway, there's not much to say.

He comes home and sticks his nose in a chess book, stops to eat, and he's back again until it's time to go to bed. "Bobby's one of the ones who play for blood as they say in chess. He's serious. has to study all the time. The countries publish pamphlets and books at a great ratenew openings always being worked out.

"He's not interested in girls yet they don't play chess. He doesn't smoke or drink. He does chew his nails down the bone, but I'm afraid to make him stop. I don't know what he might take up. "Some of those chess players twitch all over.

Honest. They start with an eye twitch down to their feet and start again. I'd, rather he chewed his nalis." "The only thing I do is nag him to get some fresh air. This year he's joined the and says he's going to get in better physical shape. "He used to be wonderful at sports- fact, he himself used to say he wanted to be a baseball player.

"I don't know a thing about chess. In fact, I tried to make him stop for four years. But I've given up now." but his injury has forced him into the physical attitude of his primordial ancestors. Planted in exact center stage in a throne-like chair is Ham, the master of the house, played superbly by Karl Schmidt. His is the pivotal role.

He directs the action, fights his pain, rationalizes conscience, sustains the his, routine and seeks to add dignity and meaning to the senseless prolongation of the inevitable end. It is an actor's dream role which must been a nightmare to Schmidt have. held the audience as he wove the moody cloak of atmosin what amounts to a gigantic soliloquy. His immobility pointed up the eloquence of his hands and the coloring and shading of his voice. Sides of Coin Joseph Holsen as the apelike servant-son accomplished the equally-difficult chore of sustaining complete control.

The two were opposite sides of a coin, both finely minted to set off the artistry of the other. The remaining characters were Ham's parents, played by Sarah Keller and Carter Johnson, who added cruel touches of pathos that could have been shattered into bathos in less controlled hands. Their reminiscing of long lost joys in nearly querulous voices struck a middle ground between Schmidt's eloquence and Holsen's stolidity and they successfully overcame the difficulty of playing from such unusual settings as ash cans. Provocative Work Ever since Beckett burst onto the world's stage with his "Waiting for Godot" there has been a suspicion there is an underlying current to his work that affords it depth bordering on greatness. Whether the expatriate Irishman working in France has produced two allegories of great if unintelligible meaning or two exercises of merely personal meaning, the works are exciting and provocative.

There never was any argument of the depth of Scribe's wotk. It is fun and then as. now it is the performance rather than the play that is the thing. The unsuspecting dupe snared in the present frivolity is played by Carroll Gonzo, whose sense of style and timing makes one nearly wish insanity set in polished elegance would again become the mode. Unfettered Enthusiasm Arthur Ullian in the busybody major domo role that has been part and parcel of this genre since Malvolio, also captured the unfettered enthusiasm demanded by these puffs.

The rest of the cast, Dennis O'Flyng, Celoris Hackbart, Mary Adams, Jon Pearl, Grechen Affeldt and William Mack, filled their typical niches typically. The trigger for the "grand" recognition scene failed to be noted on the program, but the fire and shrewishness Rene Barbeau brought to her scenes should not go without attention. Director F. Theodore Cloak, his designer, Joseph Hopfensperger, and Lighting Supervisor Michael Roth mounted the double bill with apt taste and helped get the Lawrence season off to what promises to be an exciting year. Ministers Will Hear Talk on Arabs, Israel Mrs.

Charles T. Cohen, Milwaukee, will discuss "ArabIsrael Relations" when the Fox River Valley Ministerial Mrs. Charles Cohen association meets at 10 a. m. Monday at Moses Montefiore synagog.

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