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Cuff Sfuff odoy- Hospital AdmfMfcw Because business was so good, Mrs. A. F. Rice, 617 E. Elm, had to get seven substitute' Christmas presents.

She began making small dogs from crochet yarn as a pastime after doctors told her to "take it essy" because of a heart ailment She planned to make seven of the dogs, one for each of her daughters and daughters- in-law. But word got around about the dogs and friends and neighbors began buying a few for presents. Mrs. Rice kept making them, and at last count, had turned out more than 50. Sales were so good, in fact, she inadvertantly sold the seven reserved for her family.

A group of Salina youngsters tried to mix sledding and fire The mix wasn't a success. The youngsters were sledding on the hill along the 81 bypass between Ash and Park streets. In place of snow they used the long grass on the hill and in place of sleds they used large pieces of heavy cardboard. As the novelty of snowless sledding wore off, the kids started setting small patches of grass afire and sliding through the fires. But the small fires became bigger and bigger.

And the youngsters got scared. When the fires got out of hnnd (he kids took off for other snow. less and fireless sledding grounds A girl called the fire department Christmas is just another day for watching and open presents until Monday. Firemen put out the fire and re-' wa tting by bomber crews on alert at Schilling AFB. The Sheers live at 713 Ralph.

ported no damage other than a 'Their four children are Linda, nour Vlgl1 by Major Evans, an aircraft com- Sharon, Deborah, 2, and.Todd, strate lc Alr Command ntmues Some Sunday, Dec. 25, 1960 Ptge 1S-TW "Joy To The World; The Lord Has Come 1 Among the finest things of-Christmas are the beautiful carols sung by many strolling groups. Among this year's carolers are these four Salina high school students: Roger Morrison, Uppermill Heights Drive; Pam Stark, 919 Mellinger; Jane Oegerle, 727 E. Wilson, and Danny Fisk, 1601 Roach. (Journal Photo by Darryi Heikes) AFB Fliers Sf ay On Alerf During Holidays Ex-Governor Dies Saturday, Dec.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. (AP)Former Gov. Clyde Tingley-died today in an Albuquerque hospital at 79. ft.

Jtku's t-4 AOwy-2-i tot. pm Asbwy Percy V. Peterson Marquette; William D. Kaempfe lylvan Grove; Kenneth Berry Hunter; Mrs. Orlin L.

Flauker Ames, Iowa; Mrs. Roy E. Dil ard, Salina RFD 3. St. A.

F. Kernchan. 928 Merrill; Orval G. McGilvray, 337 N. llth; Mrs.

Robert J. Kennedy, 925 S. tod; Mrs. Wayne F. McBride, 872 Sherman; Mrs.

North McArthur, 614 Gypsum; Mrs. Charles Baier, 419 E. Iron; Julie Lynn Cooley, 937 Lewis, Susan Marie Anderson, Beverly Hospital Asbary Mrs. Emma Berthelson, Tescott; Mrs. Ronald L.

Werham, 609 E. Iron; Buddy R. Fytes, 870 Seneca; Aubrey E. Bilger, 803 Mellinger; Mrs. Gordon McCullick, 716 Smoky Hill I Darrell Herman, Lincoln; Fred Kelly, 332 W.

Beloit; Charles E. Kilgariff, Culver; Mrs. Keith Fillmore and daughter, 1836 Larson; Mrs. Ronald Brown and son, 625 Viemont. John's Mrs.

Larry G. Schlehuber, Gypsum; T. M. Amos, 420 S. 5th; Howard W.

Herrington, 852 Merrill; Marjorie Holmes, 318 S. 8th; Arthur P. West, 609 N. 10th; Ralph Walter, Brookville; Mrs. Robert S.

Peterson, 417 Bishop; Mrs Dennis F. O'Connor, 914 South; Freeman A. Musser, Con cordia; Steve E. Larsen, 415 Ash; Mary Heller, Solomon; Mrs. Harold R.

Hardesty and daugh- Lighting The Christmas Candle In a ceremony symbolizing the birth of the holy light, Jerry Holtzen, 324 W. Jewell, puts flame to candle. Candles, used throughout the year in group of badly-scared children MacArthur and Truman have been noted for their squabbles during the past decade. I ay McArthur and Kennedy, however, are "getting along according to the proper authorities. McArthur and Kennedy are less than two days old.

Both were born during the past 24 hours at St. John's Hospital. On Dec. 23, Mrs. festivities.

Members one 3-man B-47 bomber crew said it was going to be tough to keep their lively youngsters from opening their presents until the fliers got home. "Our children will open on crews jmander, and Evans have one month. jfive children: Linda, 12; 10; Nancy, Sherry, 7, and' Workers on 12 area Atlas mis- Lori, 4. sile sites will get one of their first "My wife will be home alone since construction on the for the first Christmas in 25j massi ve project opened last i years," said Maj. Durer Dish- Spring.

man," 144 Hartford, the navigator Officials declared a 2-day holi-, on Major Evans' plane. The' da Sunday and Monday. Dishmans' two sons, Charles and! Some workers have been on 7- Mike, are now in the Air Force. day shifts during much of the their saidj Kennedy, 925 S. 2nd, became the Maj Richard Evans, 331 E.j The co-pilot on the bomber, top speed Lt.

William A. Shearer, said construction work, shifts worked mother of a new daughter. The following day, Mrs. McArthur, 614 Gypsum, gave birth to a daughter. "They are getting along together fine," hospital authorities reported.

"Kennedy and McArthur are getting along a lot better than Truman and MacArthur!" A fire started by a refrigerator caused damage Friday night during the peak loud, "but we'll postpone Mrs Shearer would try to of excavating the dozen dinner until Monday." joff their children's eagerness to giant missile silo holes. Four Youths Hurt As They Attempt To Blast Bridge Some Christmas Deliveries ter, 345 S. Ohio; Dorothea Haggard, 628 N. 9th; Mrs. Gordon W.

Cox and son, Carlton. Births Girls A-lc and Mrs. Robert J. Kennedy, 925 S. 2nd, 8 3 Dec.

34 at St. John's; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne F. McBride, 872 Sherman, 7 6V4 Dec.

24 at St John's. Courts Traffic moet churches, have a special meaning at Christmas time. (Journal Photo) SHS Class Of '45 Renew Classroom Friendships The reunion of Salina high school's class of 1945 drew 85 friends and classmates from of the "long distance" Mrs Hawkins is the as Harriet Waddell. far away as Georgia and Arizona. Held at the Salina Country Vernie H.

Apple- Club, the affair was highlighted Smith, 1301 S. Santa Fe, $10. Signs and lights James quist, Smolan, $20; Donald E. by a buffet dimier, a "correspondence corner" featuring 25 L. 1 letters from absent classmates.

Higday 112 N. Hilldale; presentations of plaques to Most Children was Don Dieckhoff, Salina. Co- former chairmen are Dr. and Mrs. Bob Lindeman, Dr.

Charles Marsh, and Dr. Bob Cooper. Drs. Marsh Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Hinde, Sa- and Cooper will serve as record- Una, won the award for the ing secretaries. greatest number of children. They have five. Others who traveled a Harold Fraizer, Salina, was of ceremonies. He intro- con- duced Mary Elizabeth Moore, siderable distance to renew old acquaintance were Mr.

and Mrs. L. Stegeman, 817 coming the greatest dis-JTom Oliver, Williams Air Force RTJIDOSO, N.M. (AP) One'of two sticks of dynamite, alarm! high school student was maimed clocks and flashlight Late-arriving packages will be and three others injured less se-'and were timed to explode at 10.delivered on Christmas day, when a homemade Postmaster W. Harold Young exploded as they laced it on aj Shoots It Off in a Salina apartment.

bridge, state police re-j After the first explosion, Mar- Firemen received a call to the ported. shal said Saturday. apartment house at 310 S. 5th shortly after 10. A tenant reported she smelled smoke.

Steve Bonnell, lost both No deliveries, except special Ray Provine of Capitan 'delivery matter, will be made to the second bridge and.Monday. Simpson Woman Wins Centennial Poem Contest vin Donald J. Klemke, 110 S. Connecticut; William C. Gagnon, 142 N.

llth; Patricia L. Means, 529 E. Kirwin; Danny L. Bailey, 315 E. Walnut; Dean Buttermore, 1101 York, $5 each.

Other Richard G. Hoye, 111 N. College, speeding and excessive noise, $13; Raymond M. Wright, New Cambria, no driver's license, $2. tance and those with the children.

mostl Base, Arizona. She was Mary Lo 1 Monahan. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hawkins, Elected chairman of the nexl who gave the invocation, and Dr.

Marsh, who welcomed those attending. Photographs were taken of the group. Anyone desiring copies can obtain them from Dale Weis, Thomasville, were which will be in S. Santa Fe. Alarms 10:02 prn Friday: fire in vacant apartment; age unestimated.

ji cy; 2 pm Saturday: 951 Beatrice, ire in back yard, 301'N. 10th; Woodrow Cannon, SI2 N. 7lh; Ted 1166 N. 9th; Harold Green. 1015 N.

Santa Fe; K. E. Hav- ct, 331 Center; Max Pitts. S. 7th; Earl Sprout.

118 S. College; Jack HoUlerman, 1111 B. Iron; Keith Olson. G60 S. 2nd: Lillian Schmtdtborger.

617'4 S. 9th; Norman Whttmcr, 1210 Stack; A. L. Wilvers. S.

Santa Fe; Frances Young, 740 N. 2nd; William R. Meredith, RFD William H. Corcoran, 204S Harold; Hal Blcomiiulst, tin cfu 521 W. Republic; A-lc Donald Gottlob, 11U a.

M.n,| 3u Kansas; Herman Taylor. 841 Osage; Capt. Benjamin Lamsteln, 152 Arizona; Robert L. Wilson. 1117 Gree- Cartmlll.

121 Mont- and Gerald Hedges. 303 S. 5th, It's Dandy Gasoline Price Day For Dogs Hike Is Likely tin 11 Forty-six Salina dogs will receive children for Christmas. The localdog pound has been almost emptied by persons wanting dogs for Christmas presents. Only five dogs remained un HOUSTON, Tex.

(AP) Motorists have received blunt warnings gasoline prices can bs expected to increase. A pay raise is beginning to claimed Saturday morning, tnrough the industr anA of Capitan. He was reported in 'dismantled it. Uivered Christmas mail at the of Simpson, mother of five A search by firemen led to ajserious condition in a hospital The first flung slivers of metal in the faces vacant apartment in the building, where a refrigerator ap-j State police Sgt. Bill Kruse said i of Carl Britton, 16, and Mary Ann routes parently had developed a Capitan High School studentsJMcKnight.

Joyce McKnight, 14, circuit. Flames from the of them girls, placed another; suffered shock. carrier mail went out on thej in the Beloit Gazette, lv morning, and i has been named winner of the f' re no damage. New Addresses delivered as fast as they erator set fire to a door and walljbomb on a bridge north of the! Kruse said the students gave no nearby, and to a section of the'Lincoln County village. reason for placing the explosives! ceilin S- Kruse said the bombs consistedjon the The building is to be razed sooni for a parking lot.

I News Lowe's Poultry, Sporting Goods Shop To Move Lowe's Poultry and Sporting Goods will move Tuesday to new quarters at 143 S. 4th. New Lieutenant Governor Resigns His JP Job The only deliveries made Christmas day will be of mail received Saturday night and Sunday. poem contest. The 55-year-old farm wife wrote Welling, (rom Elilnwood.

HQ4 be- Ray Ilanscn. from Concordla. and Park streets, grass Bernstein, from Prairie Village. 501 E. Crawford; Francis G.

Hlleman, from Clay Center, 22S N. College; Lt. George Harris, trom Blp Springs. 900 3rd; The lieutenant governor-elect of Kansas, Harold H- Chase, resigned Friday in Saline County. trustee; Theora Phelps, Spring Creek township clerk; Harold 3 rush have dis- Chase, Greeley township justice ja 16-line epic-type poem she i titled "Out of the Dreaming It depicts the Kansas area's historic development from The only extra employes ocean shell in bas-relief on.Ash; working at the Salina postoffice! stone to its people r.

are assistants on city mail de- built an empire on a seajc unla 92T Hancock; Richard Drcher, livery routes. All the remainder of grass." of the 70 men hired for Taught In Beloit Osagc; Stanley Houser, Irom San Diego. 170S Maple; William J. Murray from Daly City. 821 S.

Ohio; Larry Lee Gruenwald. 628 S. Joanne Canaul. 534 Park Place; Jess Rice. 717 W.

Grand; Clinton J. Lodcr. missed. Reiter attended Simpson school and taught school one No, he didn't resign as lieu- of the peace, and Kenneth Carl-' tenant governor. He resigned as justice of peace of Greeley township, an office for which he never campaigned.

son, Washington township justice- Assessors Named The local postoffice set a new year- in Beloit. "But for these mailing record this Christmas, many yeans I have been a John Smutz. 1700 Lewis: W. L. Smith rom Kenneth M.

mi Iron; Gcrali from Lee's Summit. 401 15. Bond S-SKt. Vcrnon R. Walker, from Fair banks.

Alaska, 1002 Harold: A-2c Gary Bracewell. from DCS Molnes. 1915 Hageman: William K. Quick, (rom in outgoing and rearing a family," 'mail- Final figures will be re-said, adding, though, that 1 The commission also appointed leased Tuesday. township trustees as assessors, she she jhad never forsaken an early im-' pulse to write.

Named wefe Herbcrt Mapes Tft yifW IU They Dine In An Unusual Banquet Hall Employes of the Wyatt fr ufacturing had their annual catcher Walter Lamer said. Dogs went not only to Salina homes, but to new owners in several other towns, including Marquette, Niks, Lindsborg, Culver and Minneapolis. Longest ride was taken by a dog adopted by Jerry Berngardt Houston, Tex. of some ol executives say it cannot be absorbed by current profit margins. L.

F. McCollum, president of Oil summed up the situation this way: "This means the consuming public is faced with the necessity of paying more for petroleum products." Retirement Is Urged WASHINGTON Lfl The Na- HM w. Republic; Aivin j. jtional Planning Association called Topeka Man Killed By Auto TOPEKA A car struck cTy" Tirom A-2c cietis A. Buckingham.

aD i portion of the land used to Williams, Topeka Daily Capital Saturday for retirement of a six- and killed 79-year-old Harry B. from Great KaJls. 1103 State: A-lc Arthur D. James, from Anchor- iage. Alaska, SH Whitlinghlll: C.

Beecher. (rom Aptds. 1SS7U S. Oth; A. T.

Landry. (rom Alamogardo. and Dewey Smith, HOOVi E. Colorado Springs. grow livestock feed grains.

Less production of such grains corn, oats, rye, barley and sorghum grain is needed, it said, to help prevent overproduction and re The County commis township; Clyde White, The firm has been at 115 N. 5th sioners accepted fte resigriat ion Frank Yost. Elm 26 years. That site will becomej No successor has yet nam Irl N. Tinkler, Eureka; Elmerj- Xfl art of a new municipal parking' A T.

T.inriholm. Falun: Kenneth' for part lot. 0. W. Lowe, owner, plans expanded dressed services for locker plants at the new location.

municipal parking'- e( Chase has been Greeley town- i Mr. and Mrs- Reiter's children. Christmas party Friday in the YOU will be happily surprised-' distress in the livestock segment are Max Reiter, 36, Beloit real- most unusual banquet hall in Sa- Classified Ads seli old things, jof farming. tor; Mrs- Norman (Margaret), Una. jDonker, 32, Hutchinson; Mrs.

iLynn (Dorothy) Wicks, 27, Beloit: carrier, today. Gary G. Lietz, 20, of Eskridgt, was charged with drunk driving. He posted bond. Send your news tip to The Salina Journal.

$10 in prizes every week. said he. Mrs- Knute (Beverly) Lorenz, 25, Kay Reiter, When company officials discov- ered ab Ut 24 the gan looking for a room Hospital Notes Few Have Holiday Hurts Sa- enough rowd to The emergency wards of lina's two hospitals had a pre- Christmas holiday Saturday. No emergency patients appeared at Asbury. Only were treated at St.

John's. Wilson, II, 1109 T. Lindhoim. Falun; Kenneth; Glendale; Francis Roes-' Mar ymount College and Kan- st LOUJS an iship justice of the peace for two" iei Greel ey; James sas esleyan University each 21 a at Kansas university i years. He was elected by write- yP sum 'will receive $600 this Christmas majoring in English and minoring in votes of township residents.

Arnold Lmdblad, Liberty; Eben as the annual gift of the Lee French. After discovering that he Ohio; Marvin Gorrell, i Hardware Co. Mrs. Reiter will be an honored 1 been elected justice. Chase Valley; W.

J. Debold, 1 Designated gifts to the schools guest at the annual Kansas to serve. Last month, he was re- Smoky Hill; C. A. Rundquist, through the Kansas Federation Native Sons and Daughters din- elected to the job, again by Smoky View; Axel Bengtson, Private Colleges has been a r.er in Municipal Auditorium, To-i ricatin lant at company in write-in votes.

Smolan; Albert Johnson, Solo- custom of the firm for several peka, the evening of Jan. 28. a room by 200 feet. Early last Can't Hold Two Jobs mon; Roland W. years.

Her poem won for her a prize week employes began moving "I had to decline the job this Spring Creek; Gail Vosbergj Each of Salina's two hospitals, of $100 in cash. jheavy machinery and materials time." Chase said, "I can't hold Summit; Elmer Hammond, Wai-'Asbury and St. John's, will re- There were five 01 tne room, two elective posts." nut and Earl C. Bieber, Wash- ceive $250 and St. John's Military Among the final field of twelve! Wyatt company makes In other action, the county in gton- School will get $125.

was Alice G. Berner, Agenda- iheavy steel products. The foun- accommodate the didnlt tev6 to was held in the fab cornmission approved adjoins the fabricating plant. Have A Program The Christmas party opened with a program which included a fashion show by four of the company's foremen. The show-contest was won by a foreman dressed in a black and white print frock.

His Iship trustee; Clarence MOSCOW (AP) The celebra- ancient religions were supposed tojstory "explaining the harm of re- shoulder-length gray yarn hair Liberty township tion of Christmas was been born around that date.jligion and its customs." was topped by a small, black ap-j of several township officers, and accepted the resig-' 1 nations of others. Among the appointments were 'those of Clarence Ellis, Gypsum Os- township assessor; Isaac J. Hal-' borne, opened a stitch in a Greeley township clerk;) made last week. It was re-su- Francis Roesner, Greeley town- lured. Bridgeport, It's All A Myth, Christ Never Existed, Reds Say Ralph Event, 19, 336 N.

treasureri anc Clyde White, was treated far a cut finger. Cambria, Dayton township trus- 0 ff th What actually happens, Trudj Under communism, Christmas chapeau. said, is that the sun is beginning hasbeen combincd with New Year! Af the Paal Martinez, 9, 1204 N. 5th, was treated after cutting his thumb while playing with a knife. tee, replacing Vincent J.

Riordan, Trud today ll said sdence had: to turn its" face toward spring "so 1 resigned. proved long ago that Christ never this holiday is the day when the Resignations- were accepted existed. sun is born wnen longer days at are and called from Alf Weber, Greeley town- Trud said that "this person is start." trees." The Orthodox Church eel- a Christmas dinner of turkey, ham. and all the was served. After Year's ner Sanla ma( a vjsit and pre Party At The Factory Joe Hintz, 48, 441 S.

12lh, suf- ship trustee; Tom J. Sullivan, purely taken from The paper said it was printing ebrates Christmas on the old Jul- Dayton township clerk; Vincent Christmas is celebrated on jths article in response to requests iian calendar, which puts the dale fered a out hand. Stitches were taken. J. Riordan, Dayton township-Dec.

25 because the chief gods many readers asking for Jan. 7. sented a gift to each'child Then, each family received a fruit basket and a ham or turkey for Christmas dinner. They shoved aside machinery and had a Christmas party Satm'day at Wyatt Manufacturing Co. To the delight of fellow workers, employes furnished "professional" entertain- ment.

The party in unusual ings'was one of dozens of office parties last week in Salina. (Journal Photo).