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Tommy Hughith Dies In Florida Tommy flughitt one of naba all time football gn ats died in a hospital at Bartow, orida on his filMh birthday, 1 tdne.vjay and will be burird at ilfalo, N.Y. on Saturday, lie suffered a heart attack tour before drath while vara- at Eagle Lake, Florida ith his wife. His last visit to Fseanaba. ithplacc, was foi the Class of ion 50th rr union he it- in 1 His name was Ernest E. Hug- tt and hr was thr son of Mr.

and tv Orrin Hughitt. His tathei iciated thr Escanaba Hardware where thr Homr Supply Store today at thr southwest coiner 11th and (aldington Sts and rfS earlier associated with the hicago North Western Tommy Hughitt attended uiaba High School and played its football team, but nut well iiough evet to earn a letter Hr as with thr The class xik care of that at its golden nniversary reunion, awarding im an honorary Probably ev ei a player so undistin- pi in hed i ii anaba Hich School tlGClCu I 0 tlGOU so famous in college foot- all. Tommy Hughitt was a varsity allback on thr University of tiihigan tr.tm and thru quarter- iack. He won a football tter in us freshman year and in his thei three years at Ann Arbor, 912, '13, and and hr won hrrr in baseball at U-M, 1913, and After his school years hr lol- ow ed Eseanaban Tom Rilev as ootball coach at the University Maine and then was a busi- irssnian in Buffalo He had a agency there at one tune out was in the auto business until ns death. His interest in on tinned through his litc and he was an otficial in many college university games in ihe East nrl many pro lootball games In Britain By 'Hittalo team in the National I 1 Ice And Drifts He ran unsuccessfully tot schriff at Buffalo and legalized LONDON hu name as Tommy Hughitt for freezing ram brought Lawsuit Angers State Appointee Mrs.

Isaacson, 62, Of Fclch Dies At Iron Mountain IRON MOUNTAIN Krisiine Isaacson, Angry and Houle I. Eelch, upset, Attorney Genei ai-designate Memoria! hos Frank Kelley of Alpena appear- ing a Ioni! cd at an unusual prcss conference she was bom Thursday to declare he was "ab- C'orsinan, Fu solutely in a law suit to fhc Felch aten naming him as a co-defendant i All Kelley had just lx rn apponile hard Andrew Tl De by Gov. Swainson to tho attorney daughU general to succeed Paul Eelch, Adams, who is moving up to the peaisor State Supreme Court. Kelley said he railed thr con- uiandcl ference because there were rien in some reports that he niaii acted in the case fjr(V Kelley was named a fendant in a suit involving a claim Ul(j that a S3.500 tax lien involved in a projierty sale wav not disclosed by a client Kelley represented as ij an attorney. Robert Currie of Saginaw, at- torne.v for Mrs.

Orville Leslie of East Tawas. who brought the drs Mi ma; DAILY PRESS Eaeanaha. fire. 19fil Ex-Wife Smacks Marlon Brando SANTA MONICA Calif 'AP Emerging from a stormy child custody hearing. Anna Kashfi smacked her Marlon ross the face Thursday, continued down the Bran court hi IV ie .11 lill win Cemeter; Mi didn Th open Dorf reo with Pal ph' Tommy Hlighitl agri that K.U wa1 Former Resident Elected To Head Villa Park Village Bob Wood of Villa Park.

II former reside i ccently elecl Park village. Wood, who wa animouslv elected by members Vlr. and Mrs Charlt 525 14th St He is aba Sen '39 Won solutely an innocent party in this matter The transaction was a transfer of a Ford Motor Co in Oscoda by William Cottnll. then of OsciKia anil now of Flint, to Mrs Leslie The $3.500 was money unpaid by Cottrill in the transaction Joseph P. Kobasic Enlisted In Naw Kobasic, Mrs Peter Kobasii 0 A enlisted in at Milwaukee Kobasic.

a 19H1 gra the 1 he t) rolonged court old Devi The aeto was seeking order to VI it li thrr time' instead of twicr, aweek Tifi Wrt f) pi't mission tohave boy isit hiir every to the tw WP( 1 dation- allowfxl 26Ih di ced in 1959 Ainern Kelley was hi' attorney for one Escanaba, was transaction and so was named co- virlent of Villa defendant in the suit brought by in- Mrs. An agreement entrrrd with Circuit Allen Miller of Tawas that Cottnll will make the oavment bv Jan 15 and that Hoi' Name Hgih School, the Naval Training Centi Diego, Calif for recruit Enlistment was in the Obituary MltV POI.IMI graduate of the Escati- Kelley will be as a High School, Class of suit, the attorney general plant managet of the ripugnate said, ture in Chicago, of Johnson John- K' Cri Pai Ohi is Wood live have two Villi D.di Traffic Tangled First Year Rough One For Kennedy its 8 MAILOH Press Analyst wa WASHINGTON big- challenged, and extremely md gest difference in the first White ad House 'ear of Presidents Kenne- ronfident Rusian There was another diff I Mil 1 ICS. He is by Betty, formerly of Ann At si ns. Miss Anna Hug lie an chao? Isk toda I cribod the nation's lub nisi in The Stalin lived, relied more on on propaganda or He pushed only where he thought he had a quick chance for gam, in Korea and the Berlin blockade. Si the heat from communism in the Brit- dv and Eisenhower was in the kind of world they inherited.

first year had more day-to-day headaches. Ken- Oberlin. Ohio, a retired membei tem as "a vast katini: rink'1 with nedy's a nioie frightening core of of the faculty at Oberlin College; 120 miles of road danger a i I) (Edith Vi At Of Bat tow, and his sister-m- In Scotland aod eastern F.ng- conlrnd wlth jweph McCat law, Mrs. H. Hughitt of 610 land wa heavy nowfall as with the K-.

Shore Drive, Escanaba well, with drifts up to eight feet re.in a result of both Iirnited for Eisenhowei It' Funeral services arc to be held deep around Glasgow Aber- countrv was frustrated. reai effort al the flum in the Brady Funeral Home at deen r1 full of suspicion against the French BuMalo Saturday afterncxm and Thick slu. covering the run- 'p, whole vein wa- a badly 11 Indo-China, was mcentrated tunal will be in ways delayed jet from Lon- one for the nrw Presi- in Korea. don Pilots were warned rfrnt Xhc niorc imaginative Khrush- llf I IK'S! prril OlftHII Fiist U. presidential danger of slush entering their en- Kennedy, in his first year, has than Stalin because of his bombs diaate ever nominated bv a na- gmes had comparatively a mild time and missiles, is poking at Kennedy tional convention was William Railroad schedules went out the home The extreme right- around the world with propagan- who nominated for the window as ice clogged witches.

u.incpls W(Mr his onl.v McCarthy- da. trade, aid, militant local ired shipping off the esidency by in Septc IBID. Fog hai GET THE CASH YOU NEED rROM US. NOW! LOANS MADE PROMPTLY to meet all your needs. See us for cash to pay bills, buy fuel, buy the needed things for the home or family.

make seasonal purchases, meet any and all emergencies. Just come in or phone! WYLIE LOAMS 101H Ludinetnn St. Wickert Hitildinu SI rean War As a result of both the country was frustrated, torn apart, full of suspicion That whole veai wa badly troubled one for the new President. Peril Overseas Kennedy, in his first year, has than i had comparatively a mild time and of it at home The extreme right- around wingers were his only McCarthy- da, tr. like problem.

And so far been just a petty annoyance. But overseas, while he had no Korean War to settle, he had to a situation far more subtly perilous than Eisenhower encoun- rnnetal ices Mrs Mi ir inn Polish ak wer he Id at 10 a i Perron vii I le. Tilc ev. Don hit oda a ohrnn Re (1 uitvrn 1 at her Brad an Bo in an. M.

the ev. Leslie lan, sub-di Bur Pallbt ai vere En ill Mait in. John iarz. Henry Beili rt. Stephen a ivi John Iti RTC Mil.

AlLI Funi 1 al for B. rt dlen. formi resii dent tl of th- inn. fv ay at Well' Tow tishif rnu 3 Hall ie 4ll JH entrai Met! mdist offici ig BurialNorthla tnd emeterv. i1 'allheal 1' were illcn, Louis Van FJ- acker, Han ey Von Tom 1 uette ami jfski MRS.

ri hi Li Con plete funer cl 1 for drs Perley heldat lie Andei Funeral Home Ch ap- Thursda: at 1 30 m. rhe lev. Karl Han ima 1 1 official ted itirial was in akev lew Cet no- Escanaba Trained Hindus Turn Out Ecavators Inc Sagola Mart Killed By Fallinq Tree RIVER Joh pur. The plant is owned by Telco, eonstr a subsidiary of Tata locomotive A- EngineeringCo Ltd of India. Upo The big shovels will be used in cxcav hcav onstrui tion projects and i as dams, highways, irrig.ition -ys- crawli tems and ofK'ntng new mines, nischf Telco key personnel trained in who i Harnischfeger plants in Escanaba sultan and Milwaukee last inter of the pLuii.

im.anit.xi. miscc. through private investment, was laund hailed by Indian business leaders Thr as a milestone in the development transi of Indian heavy industrv; a long toward meeting the dustrif hin oasrien a cocnut in eeremo 1 champdguc i con- rrm- I -P Social Security Tax Rate Is Up Starting Jan. 1 Am ttlei hit On J.itiuai al security feet for nil) pop le. For emulo' Jo MltS.

I OLSON' a ho San rece or idei.to them Intonsa en When the latter became Pro den! in 19JW the United State with its hydrogen bomb, was st the most powerful nation The non, lack of or im- Russians made trouble but not enough to risk a war. Thev didn't have their fu munists. Both Try 1 Itestrainl funeral service: foi 1 i 1 ie Through al! tin th Kenm dy Mrs Anna Olson will be held and Eisenhowerhave exhib ted Satl .11 day at 1:30 p. nn.f tit the An- oh trait comrr ion: A well-c on- Funeral ChapelThe nlled restraint. a Rev Martin Stralici will iff nncy, dealing w.th their ad- ate.

Burial will be 111 Lakt 'view at homi and iietery Friends may ca Il at Thus, instead 0 if starting t. res the funeral home a iter 4 1 nssc OSCI maturity, they have tried to ket the ones created for them undei hv- contro! I li Kl Ft drogen blast until August. Bv the time Kennedy moved in more Of tht' two men Kennedy seems master in his own services kei wt held at 9 a. m. toda St Church wi.

this year, they not only had hv- house The outstanding example Father Olivier officiatir drogen bombs but the missiles to 'he conduct of foreign af- Burial was in Holy Cross Cem deliver them. fairs. tety. Pallbearers were Robe Khrushchev Unchallenged Kennedy os tht mportant F. imond and Sam Phil the whole American-Rus- talking for his administration on Carlton Van Drese ai sian relationshii was different for foreign policy Hi' secretary of Donald Pepin.

Kennedy. War, death and annihi- state. Dean Rusk, acts as his I a tion now had an immediacy technician and adviser but says onlv imagined when Eisenhower httle MRS. ARTIII It .1. SHARKED took over the White House While Eisenhower personally Eisenhower even got a tempo- was restrained in foreign affairs, services foi rarv relief from Russian pressure he let his secretary.

John Foster thui Sharkey Rtc with Stalin's death in March. Dulles, such belligerent and who died Tuesday were hi l( the Kremlin leaders flamboyant talk tig that the ad- this morning from St. George became more concerned with ministration seemed to have two unch in Bark River Msgr. 1 than with the Amen- vcices. Dunleavv officiated the requici intil 5 hi I ee a tl which was on the woods noticed pi kup truck was other vehicles Thev returned to search for the found under the sheriff and medic Addison were mi pie.

ap- ano one-foui ei Ot a perce i met t. e.t.--» 1 i elf- hen hi' employe 1 ile. the 1S vvn a nil 4 7 pere armcrease of thi ee- lohn ir sixteentl 11111111 ax a )f 1 ble percen ear nil 1X1- ain 1 in $4.800 di liltig t(ie tax 1 Il OHrn 1 i in ings, net trom self-employ- r. II 1 ve merit, 01 CO 10 1 otbot 1 All red In do 1 Id 1 and cetits he in- not re- crease 1 IS that a 1 en iploved person emg S4.8HO mo re tie iug IMHL ill si in so na! 1and "fcui it ytav i istead of thc 1 14 not he paid 011 the earni Il li iptin i to With 52 lv chei ie cr $4.800, d)o lit 12 centmi vili It ot the be wit hiidcfl om Cen 1 che CK Hi- ohns employe tax will al so hi ab out ur.ig the 12 A sell nu -et rson ne't mg oi 1 ea as will pay V50 was instead it ih tor the vear. Sor ead 1:45.

The over 12 1 1 is. thisis alMuit 79 liner Dr. cents mon a month, Olbv 1. quarter, s2 more. to New Delhi for ex- Tata at the Indian Ini', ending Dec.

31. and Indian he 2'3 cubic yard ca- paeitv Model Oa.iA as being the most versatile for heavy construction and mining operations The machines can be dismantled for transport and are suitable for work in virtually every part of the vast sub-continent. Frederick S.dditt, Harnischfeger vice president, international operations, praised Indian techni- as completed weeks ahead of schedule, thanks to the skill and ingenuity of Indian craftsmen and engineers What we seen there convinces us that this nation has a grea! industrial Plotters Indicted TOKYO Ten right-wing extremists arrested Dec 12 for plotting to assassinate Prime 111 Ai ist er Hay ato Ikeda and leaders of W'l- his regime were indicted today on of subversive activities. Try a lassified Today. (all sr C-2tZl.

WAREHOUSE CLOSE OUT MATTRESSES and BOX SPRINGS Full Nize or Twin As s2695 BONEFELD'S i 1:1 on: themsc.vc For Eisenh high mass. Burial was in Bai Rivei Cemetery. Pallbearers wei i i 011 as a ee B. SATURDAY Anthem 5 Notion 5:57 Sign On 5:58 News Summary Music of the 6 2ft Music oi the Sixties 6 "s'ew 7:00 Music ot the Sixties 1 News 7:30 Spoits Review 7:35 Music ol the Sixties 7 on ws 8:10 Music ot the Sixties Ne.v; 8:30 Music ol the Sixties Ws Manliaiten Melodies I a vVot Id -4 1 9:30 of the Sixt os 10 00 umi a im 10 OS Repon 10:10 Music ol the Sixties 10.30 Music of the Sixties 10 5 Vee lenf Music ol the Sixties I 1 Salu'e M.uiistique II SchooicraM Counts 12'00 Paul Harvey News 12 15 Laical ano Sports 12:30 Noon Weather Report 12:35 Music ol the Sixties 12:50 Music toi Five 12 as 1:00 Music ol the Sixties 1 29 Headlines and Weather 1.30 Mu.sic of the Sixties 1 Views 2:00 Music of the Sixties 2 -it Headlines a.io Weathei 2:30 Vlu.sic ol the Sixties 2 3:00 Music of the Sixties 3 2M leadiU tj and 3M0 Music ol the Sixties 3 News 4 00 Musit the Sixties 4:30 Sports Round Table 4:45 Evening News 4:59 Sign Oif 5 00 The Lord's Prayer cm President. It was the opiM)site for Kennedy, turned out to be just a compara ult of death.

By tively forerunner much Chenior. Petei Deroch-'t built in worse to come in the years ahead. Fii.iene Dei-ocher. Ronald Le- jiadavil-colon Kennedy probably has no llusions Claire, Mnvell Charon and Wil- bank'Vii'nt which i- 11 imlt will be different for h.m, iam Ch.non. in patients admitted to St.

Hospital Thursday included thi following: Richard Engdahl. Wtlls; John Burke, 507 16th St Rosemary Girard, 903 Washington Ave Escanaba: Mrs. Donau! Scott. 704 S. 12th Virginia Waske, 919 1st Ave Mrs.

T. M. Judson, 1606 12th Ave. Petty Lou and Helen Jean Mau- 1 both of Ensign: Douglas Ceuk, Rtc. 1.

Wilson; and Den- 1 i.s Norkooli of Gladstone. THE JACKPOT IS NOW $50 in NU-WAY'S SWEEPSTAKES in reeisler or phone in vour drv cleaning order to sr NU-WAY CLEANERS 106 N. 1.7th St This car goes a long way "it a th mbletul ot gasoline if somebody pushes it. The car has no engine, no transmission. They wete removed by ear dripper, workii in Fort Worth, Tex.

The car was stolen from a lot and, alte? recovcy, salesman Clesttm Moore stands where engine u.sed to be. The cai had been but en irules when stolen. MEL ELMER'S I SUPER VALU mmm9M I mmm WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY SUNDAY AND MONDAY, NEW YEAR'S DAY FOR INVENTORY A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL FROM EVERYONE AT MEL ELMER'S SUPER VALU.