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NOVEMBER 12. 1954 PAGE EIGHT Teary Farewell Lov ere iCroTsiMCTEST SANTAS SHOPV 0 Gifts for Mothers! For Weddings, for showers and Anniversaries! U.S. AND ALLIES PLAN MOVES TO TEST REDS VIEW ON THE COLD WAR WASHINGTON (UPJ The United States and Its allies planned early moves today to test Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov's professed view that the East West cold war has gone too far. The tests will range all the way from watching the treatment of Western diplomats and their families In Moscow to probing Soviet policy on plane incidents in tne Far East and Red strategy on Germany and Austria. American officials from President Eisenhower and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles on down are interested in Malenkov's expressed desire to prevent war and work toward normal relations through diplomatic channels.

But officials said trie Russian leader's warm words will have to be matched by Russian deeds. Ike Shows Fenre. Wish In both actions and words, Mr. Eisenhower has shown his intense desire to do everything possible to avoid any steps toward a possible bomb war with the East. If sincere, Malenkov's views, as expressed to Ambassador Charles E.

Bohlen in Moscow Sunday, are assured of a thorough but guarded consideration at the White House. The first American test will be a new note to Moscow on the destruction six days ago of a U. S. 29 plane by the Russians. The 'note will make the usuul claims for compensation and reject Moscow charges the Uniled Slates was at fault and, in addition, take a new step by acknowledging seeding Russian offer to take measures to prevent further incidents.

In about two weeks, the United States, Britain and France will give Malenkov's words a bigger test. An Allied note under preparation in London will leave the door open for four power talks on Germany and remind the Russians that their approval of an Austrian treaty would be a major boost for peace. CRJ A. A BOWING OUT of show business, Betty Hutton breaks Into tears as she receives gifts following her farewell performance In Las Vefc as, Nev. Said she, "This Is the end.

I'm giving up show business." (International GRANGE BOOSTER NIGHT SCHEDULED NOV. 15 Mt. Grange will have Booster Night next Monday, Nov. 15, at 8 m. Booster Nisht is one of the nights when Grangers hold open house and invite the public to attend an interesting program.

A play, "The Dummy," will be gfven along with some special musical numbers. Refreshments will be served following the evening's program. Mrs. Maxine Gate wood, the Grange Lecturer, is in charge of the entertainment. Mrs.

Martha Lindquist is chairman of the Home Economics committee. WORD WARFARE. PITTSBURGH UP The Soviets are engaged in "word warfare" which "can kill as lastingly as .38 or .45 bullets," according to Julius N. Cahn, chief counsel for the Sen ate Foreign Relations Committee. Speaking at a Veterans' Day meeting of the Federation of War Veterans Societies of Allegheny county, Cahn labeled Russia's emphasis on peaceful co existence a "new brand of Hokum Unlimited." I Why not be a "Smart Santa" this year! Use 'our convenient lay away plan.

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Entire Anatomy Drawings Create Mild Stir CUSIIING, Okla. Police sent to a cafe after complaints that the place had "nasty pictures" found two large charcoal and chalk creations hung on the walls. Missing the storm created by his work was the artist himself, R. B. Harris, son of the cafe owner.

Young Harris is a third year student at the Art Institute of Chicago, where he is studying to become a medical illustrator. Harris' father said the two draw ings won his son a second scholarship at the school. Police Capt. Joe Rowden, who lays no claim to being an art critic, said he found nothing in the drawings to shock anyone. "They looked like a study in anatomy to me," Rowden said, "and if that's wrong, then we'd better shut down the swimming pool.

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