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RECORD-EAGLE, TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE SEVENTEEN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1955 fafafyytito The Gift Men and he suggests that you see Brownie for an Excellent Selection of Sizes Colors Styles Fabrics 6 95 1T95 to A SHORT RISE A A I A A TOGGERY SHOP Michigan Theatre Building EVERYTHING MUST GO! KIWAN1S WHITE ELEPHANT Ends Saturday! IN THE OLD TRA-BAY THEATRE NEW MERCHANDISE ADDED COME AND SAVE! FOR THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN SEE WARD EATON 1953 CHEVROLET "210" 4 DOOR Heater. Radio Real clean car. 1952 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER HARDTOP Heater. Radio. Overdrive.

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Membership Plan Threatens to Exercise Veto UNITED NATIONS N. Dec. 9--(UP)--Nationalist China today threw the United Nations into an uproar that threatened to block the admission of any new U. N. members this year.

The security council scheduled a meeting tomorrow to consider the controversial membership issue. But diplomatic observers said there was little chance of any country getting in this year unless the major powers devise a new formula. The crisis deepened when dispatches from Taipei said Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek "politely but firmly" rejected a new appeal by IT. S. Ambassador Karl Rankin not to veto an assembly-approved list of 18 nations that would.in- clude Communist Outer Mongolia.

The security council was confronted at the outset by a procedural debate sparked by Nation alist China's surprise move in nominating 13 non-Communist countries for U. N. embership. The Nationalist move came shortly after the general assembly Approved by a vote ot 52-2 a reso- ution urging the security council admit 18 countries, including five Communist satellites. The general assembly list Jn- clude-1 Albania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania and Outer Mongolia, all omunist satellites, and Austria, Cambodia, Ceylon, Finland, Ireland, taly, Japan, Jordan, Laos, Libya, Nepal, Portgual and Spain.

The Nationalist nominations excluded the Communist countries as well as Finland and Nepal, which recognize Red China, They substituted the Republic of Korea and free South Viet Nam. This put the security council in the position ot deciding which group should be voted on first, and Nationalists were expected to demand priority for theirs. If they succeed, and many believed their parliamentary ground was strong, it would put the Soviet Union in the position of vetoing the free nations first. The Nationalists already have said they would use their security council veto to block admission of Outer Mongolia. Dispatches from Formosa today indicated this position was still firm.

Mrs. Garland Taken by Death Mrs. Arthur Garland, of 1316 Randolph street, resident of this city nearly her entire life, died this morning at Munson hospital after a short illness. She iras 68 years old. She was graduated from Central high school with the class of 1906.

In 1910 she was married to Arthur Garland, the couple making their home in this city. Mrs. Garland was a member and active worker in Grace Episcopal church, was a member of the TVhite Shrine of Jerusalem and Eastern Star and when Parent Teacher associations had their beginning in this city, she served as vice president of tlie Elmwood school PTA. Surviving is a daughter, Mrs Frank Note-ware of this city; three grandchildren, four nieces and one nephew. Mr.

Garland preceded her death in 1949. Mrs. Garland was taken to the Hibbard chapel. Funeral services will be held at Grace Episcopal hurch Monday afternoon at 2:30 'clock with the Rev. Francis Foley fflciatlng.

Burial will be made the family lot In Oakwood emetery. Students Riot In Havana Hotel Fire Hazard Parley NEW YORK, Dec. 9--(DP)--Fire Commissioner Edward F. Cavanagh confers today with executives the 'Waldort-Astoria hotel in an ef fort to raise fire protection stand ards at the fabulous hostelry. While a special detail of six firemen patroled the Waldorf's busy public rooms and corridors aroum the clock, Executive Vice Presiden Joseph P.

Binns and managers five other Hilton-operated hotel answered Cavanagh's curt call to conference at the municipal build ing. The commissioner said he tell the Hilton big-wigs "in plai language" to report fires immsc iately. He charged that the dorf failed to report two recen fires and only casually reported on which showed "some Indications" suspicious origin. "The patrons of the Waldorf can he burned to death just as easily as occupants of bowery flophouses. Cavanagh said.

"The hotel ha thwarted all forms of the law re lating to fire Investigation by care lessly or willfully failing to report fires." Binns was accompanied by man agers of the famous Plaza hotel the New Yorker, the Roosevelt, am the Statler. A Waldorf spokesmai said Binns had requested a con ference with Cavanagh before th fire commissioner assigned a three shift patrol of blue-uniformed firemen to the twin-towered Park avenue hotel Wednesday. The patrolmen were ordered pound the Waldorf's plush carpet in an unending search for viola tions of fire laws such as blocke exits, locked doors, flammable dec orations, insufficient aisle space and ash trays too dainty for th heavy traffic of the National Asso ciation of Manufacturers which i currently holding an annual con vention of several thousand delegates. Search Planes Seek Airmen HONOLULU, Dec. 9--(UP)-Two planes resumed a search to 'or seven crewmen ot a navy Veptune patrol bomber that crash ed Wednesday into the sea during a low-level maneuver off Kaua sland.

Officials directing the search he ieved there was only a slim chance of finding the crewmen. An inten sive search of the area yesterday urned up only bits ol wreckage. Meanwhile, marine planes from Kaneohe station on Oahu Is and searched a area south ot Oahu lor two Sky raider bombers that crashed Mon day night. There was little hop that the two pilots wound be found Three survivors were rescued i the crash of the navy Neptun bomber. They were taken to Trip ler general hospital in Honolulu Two ot the three said they ha the "impression" of seeing other in the water right alter the crash Warehouse Burns LANSING, Dec.

9 -Fire destroyed the Michigan Farm Bureau Services, warehous on VS-16, northwest of Lansing early today. The Lansing township fire department answered the first alarm at about 7 a.m. The city of Lansing later sent equipment to fight the blaze. Firemen said the fire began in the northwest corner of the building in an area used to store paints and other Inflammables. However, the exact cause of the fire was not determined immediately.

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