The York Daily News-Times from York, Nebraska • 6

ii Tir iii ii ip jn i ttt 1 titt jl i rn 1 Tl -T-niiirTTi4nrTtrnrTrTTiiT-irTM Tr 'j -V yt N-. uX tl: S-- Vt -X I r- 1 -l' I 4 q. i I1 1' -A i i1" 'jlz-" 'V. tabtoAYDEf DECEMBER 13.194. Benedict Briefs Guatemala Guinea Pig Iii -War Against Reds The PhiUthee $undy School clan was entertained at midday Robert Carroll Established Video Throogb Un.

predictable Si Be DOUGLAS LARSEN air willing to offer facilities for luncheon Tuesday at the home of MEA Staff Correspondent -the exploitation, of petroleum, Mr. Ray Bolton in Stromsburg. rniwuiii rrrv NEA And we need many electric power! Mr. Mollie Swanson assisted with GUATEMALA CITY (NEAi the annual Christmas party and I-' Stut WW'h macysability toTninnism group of niwwn WMtervlt. Mrs.

C. Bit- but of Utin America. here by n-Amerwan WorM A A Bittinger and the 11 it cnh 0t ueri daughter. Miss Carol Bit- M. tvir ii wmc, Another odd thing about.

Oe which took mo, a Uttle while- to -get used tov was playing a leading role and often having scarcely a mouthful of dinkcM', Carroll said. "Sometimes the stranger does have a fair amount of dialogue, but' frequently he Just goes silently about the business of mixing into a given situation, setting things to rights and going on his way -v "The unlike most of the TV adventure done live for the most part, There are film inserts, of of Outdoor action stuff, and this is pie' roughest. port- of ParroUs work. rl never use a double," hs said, "although there are times when I wish I dkL- Such as the morning I had to climb high ig-on the Queensborb Bridge oyer the East River and dangle from a girder while cameramad worke he-' ret Tf. UwJieooles south of the Lincoln visitors 4:.

neath me. The police came put that time on the double, answering reports that a fellow was to jump off the attended the 'carry-in" supper and Christmas party at the O.N.Q club Wednesday at the home-of Mr. and Mrs. Ray near Stromsburg. Miss Phyllis Taylor entertained? last Wednesday at a slumber party in observance of her birthday.

Guests were the Misses Alice Cuda, Beverly Hattel and Janice Elnioc Jenkins, who had spent several days with relatives, 'returned to' his hotne in Lincoln last Miss Nadine Watson, who attends school in Kearney, made a brief visit' with relatives during the week Her Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watson, took her to Kearney Sunday evening. Mrs. Claude Walkup was hostess Thursday to the Shiloh Aid Society.

Christmas luncheon and gift exchange. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cuda and Danny spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Cuda in Grand Island. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hendrickson are parents of a daughter bom Sunday at the York hospital. She has been named Susan Joan.

Mother of the infant was formerly Joan Stewart from near.Shick-ley. Mr. and Mrs. Emmet. Richardson entertained at dinner Saturday evening.

Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Alton Van Nostrand. Evan Miller and Lowell Calhoun. The W-S C.S.

met at the church Thursday' afternoon with Mrs. Donald Lytle, lesson leader, and Mrs. Orville Miller and Mrs. Alton Van Nostrand hostesses. Mrs.

Henry Cross accompanied and Mrs. Rockwell and Cynthia. of York1 to Uncoln for the opera Knight of the Rose," by Strauss, presented by -the Nebraska' Wesleyan Singers nd orchestra. They were guests of their brother and uncle, Dillon. Miss Mildred Brobst has been a patient at Stromsburg hospital.

Mr Mrs. Wallace Nelson and family were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Seymour last Wednesday evening. The poastmaster announces tha linger, were i last Friday.

A. Rathjtn and Mrs. C. jLafler entertained at a samba i party at the Rathjen home Tues-; day afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Van Nos trand spent the week end in Lin-. coin. Mr. and Mrs.

Charlie Knapp called on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams near Polk Sunday. Mr. Williams recently returned, from the -hospital and is confined to his bed.

Amon Dover returned the first ot the week from a visit with relatives at Stanton, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pishna and sen left for their home in New York City last week after visiting relatives here. The Dorcas club had a guest 1 party' at the town hall Saturday night.

The Brotherhood of the English Lutheran church met at the church Monday evening. The evening closed with an oyster stew. Mr, and Mrs. Marshall Folts. Mrs.

Chester Folts, Mrs. Fred Wolfe and Jagice were Lincoln business visitors Saturday. Mrs. Glen Foster. Mrs.

Fred 1 Liedtke, Mrs. Keith Moore and of Chkhicastenanga. Indians burn Hannah Westergreen recent-ncense on church steps in ancient went to the home of Mrs. ritual. At right is a resort at Lake George Dickson for an afternoon Atillan.

visit and to help her celebrate 'By JACK GAVER Uahed Press Staff NEW YORK (UPV-Ever hear of a well established actor who accepted a leading role for which -he not only received no hilling but was not even listed in the cost? Sounds a ridiculous question, but that Is the way Robert Carroll established himself in television. This prominent stage player is no longer anonymous- as the stranger in the TV drama of the same name seen ench Friday night on the Dumont network, but be' worked that way for about three months, and there were reasons. "In the first place," the handsome actor explained, "it was a summer replacement show. It might catch on and It might not. "Then, the idea of the show and the role itself were a little out of the ordinary.

The premise was that a stranger, can drop into anyone's life at any tne, exercise some influence on that lire and depart. still a stranger. Frank Telford, the producer director of the program, thought would enhance the mystery by having the role played by an unidentified actor. New To Television "I was in a position to do this anonymously because I had no previous identification with television; all of my work had been on the stage. The idea intrigued me, and I knew that the show went well 1 would eventually get the proper credit It was a gamble that has -paid off well.

Carroll began getting his star billing early in September. The program made no effort to conduct a contest about tlie identity of the. leading player, but curiosity of viewers was piqued and hundreds of guesses as to Carrolls identity were tent in to Dumont. They ranged from Perry Como to U.S. Sen.

Stuart Symington, neither of whom Carroll particularly resembles. Those who guessed at Louis Jouitlan and John Barrymore Jr. came closer to a look-alike. DEVOTED RESTORATIONThis striking wooden crudllx la bemg restored at Italys national restoration center in Rome. Dating bark to the 13th century.

Itwii purchased from, the Church of St Francesco in Oristano, Sardinia. Tourists are coming back to Gua tomala to sights like these, now that the Rod menace has passed. At the mountain village COLUMBUS. (UP) The Consumers Public Power District' registered an average gain of 1JS3 customers In the period ending Sept. 30, according to a quarterly analysis of the district's operations release today.

The report was released by R. W. Beck and Associates, consulting engineers for Consumers. The analysis said the total average number of customers served by Consumers in its combined. consolidated eastern system and western system is 112.070, compared with 110,147 for a similar period la 1953, The report lists operating me-, nues for Consumers' combined systems at 114,910,926, during the 12-month period compared with.

for a slmiliu1 period ending 30, 1953. A comparison of expenses shows 4.2 per cent increase for the 1954 period. Since, the beginning of the district's operations to Sept. 30. 1954.

the report said, bonds redeemed or retired totalled 917,319,000. Cash reserved In debt service accounts for bond redemption is listed s(. 92, 591.197. family and Mrs. Fern Draucker drove to Omaha last Thursday.

I iVICtE IxClUmCa 1 The Taylors returned Friday nd Prison Yesterday Mrs. Drucker remained with herj daughter until Monday. December 16 will be Family night at the Methodist church. Christinas program by 5 school children, chrisitma ice I the institution Friday. He I was apprehended at Friend, Neb.

The inmate, William Metz, was 'arrested by Town -Marshal John H. Svehla while Metz was walking ss through the community. Metz is serving a two-year term for auto CHAMP LISTENER RUSSELL. Kan. tUP) 0.

Ralph has been honored RussaU's champion listener, JrJil her birthday anniversary, Mrs. Ruth Hutchins of York spent a day with her sister and husbahd, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fusby, recently. the office will open in the after- noon December 11 and 18, and be- Ralph was presented a pin this ginning Monday, December 13.

week for 17 years of perfect at- I Mr Wallace Nelson I entertained the Saturday night 'dinner club. December 11 the group will meet at the home of Mr? and Mrs. Kenneth Van Nos-1 trand for a Christmas Jwirty. Mr. and Mrs.

Dickson and son from near Bradshaw spent Fri- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cuda. Mr. and Mn.

Duane Wilkinson will remain open during the noon tendance at the Russell Kiwanis You can do your Christinas hour. Club a feat that included listen-1 (hopping early and take your Mr. and Mrs. Guy Murray en- to speech every week since pick, or later and take your tertained relatives from 'picked-over. City Tuesday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor and Very "Merry. Electrical ti NOW! HlSand "HERS For the Family! Coffee is the countrys No. 1 ral planters' farm product.

Seven XWWWWWWCCICIIWWWIWIWWtePtCIHIWWWWWqSW border' believe that' how mala fares at the International Economic Conference; at "Rio de Janeiro is a vital tipoff oh what want. ah international agreement similar to the international wheat raHLttrtypeot from the-U-Sr-in-tho FREE HOME IRIAL Offer! WESTINGHOUSE cw, -e -9 ROASTER-OVEN future anti-Red fight. 1 L'We're sick of setting blamed The" Rio parley is taking up for high coffee prices in the UR. numerous economic problems when the New York coffee brok-common Latin American coun-; all the profits," said one Guatemala will have pounding the table. We its first chance fok major -private s'Jme International control talks frith U.S.'officals on' long- guarantee us 9 fair price and at Answers every holiday and! Koasta liago kiHn nr fowL' Bakes Wend or enkas.

Cwb daMriaos meals fsr the whale family. Call nr Ut, ywt nearest CONSUMERS PUBLIC POWER MS-TWCT office today! Ask for year FREE ROME TRIAL of a versatile. WESTINGHOUSE Anfo-matie Roaster-Oven! -9, V.V, ONLY PHONOGRAPHS AT THIS FEATURESs; THE PRICE WITH THESE fwm Snppfcro Nosdfos SSfrWBM atamtwsMM 4 rane jpancial help. Wherf fne democratic forces of President-' Carlos Castilki Armas violent) booted out the Commies last June they found the treasury empty, tourist trade halted and hgriculture badly run 1 Todayi assured that the Red menace is gone, tourists' are turning ty enjoy the countrys y-C eternaj spring" and ita many scenic Coffee, planters X. and otee businessmen arc ing.theiq money from foreign -V'v banks to expand production.

And v-' numerous ambitious-, plans for building reads, low-cost housing and regional developments are i n- der way, But the Guatemalans feel that are-in desparate need of XfiXfi American help much more than the 66.425,000 which they just re- ceived from the U.S. 1 y. i -1 tri r. u.m -t 4A -r- ii Out are SUm to pltatol Kifhasl Fowaied Amplifier In 'r Fetawtad Tern-Over, Wfth X': Cmnplianca Ceriridgs 4 't '4 AwNmeHc Adepfor Far 45 RPM end damaging speculation. Early reports of what economic 1 'awe the U.S.

planned to ttin American countries at 1 To have disappointed Guatema-1 ffic als and other Pan Am-n experts. R'unors indicated the U. S. wri prooose another type of international bank to give loans' which were not quite attractive enough to private lending institutions and -the existing international government banks and fund. We need the kind of direct aid you're pumping into the other countries of the world," a Guatemalan-, diplomat asserted.

The! threat of communism is just as real here aVit is in Asia or the. Middle The diplomatic road ahead for! tne L.S. here, aside from eeo- fiotnic matters, is considered pre-: carious by all -concerned. The Communists failed ini Guatemala because they misdi-wted their big effort at trying inflame the Indians and work- the elthy -xplamed an officai. "Bur they failed because the Indians JiSl communism! and refused to come out with! I -Vr' From ofrr GSirltUm selection of toons Sunbeam appliances feil fXWe are the first countiy since the war to throw off the yoke of communism completely and WMfulWi'Vaid a government, of- thatwiil ffaidl electrical -V xvV-; J-tiuetien, a f.

e-e'-erV'--1 give yenre; ef happiness, f'1 rts A 4 1 .1. 1 1 "'ami: will be i. eoostaat re- r.ei,'...;-.- ft a )i 1, Of i 1 ft ficiaL Ad the U.S. is generally tagged with having helped us. So you -Are on trial to -see if your help can get us through the ex-peence' successfully.

Any country, wanting to kick 014 a Communist government will firqt foolf lo Guatemalas ence before trying ft because we arw a guinea pig of the cold war." 1 pink and ehRi vaaRyww MaiM Rl But the Reds did ttieihl quickly filled by the Commies unlem ytZ: IXx President Castillo ppelled out these needc. i f- m. radii dsij'nejpL- the 0 devsiopwent-cf agriculture', and it-" ipi portaMs, ws wM givayoa sfoslsfrig Jm "Cshanbto Btar I cattle tfjt ing! We propose to stim--ulate dfw industries here by of frring thp.importatkm of .00 a. tax exempt basis. We a dahuw album sf.fclfLaT mearas somainmg tamous cEiftpbfo'ftwformaaae by a galaxy at Caheabiaa top Popufor Jam and CMcal stars.

Doat ados this grntast but afar ia tba rs04niArMBns WCGWI Wmmm I 5 on KX Hfnrynoom TrJ District Judge VirgU Falkxm ap- 92.000 settlement in favor SL a00 wU asafnst National Surety Marine Insur-nCo. and Wanda G. Jfoyhugh were killed in tbe mls- fisWJSf Worth ViC ST 'i mmMhaii KLBSTBC 3. 'falls cmrjfeA (up a j'gX' SHIfomtnt a District Court Friday ended a series. of suhsresuhing 4:.

from traffic paddent ni here In We weiq killed And i fod pwsan racrivsd aerious in-.