Oklahoma City Advertiser (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 27, No. 26, Ed. 1 Friday, December 27, 1957 Page: 4 of 14
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What's Going On?
President Eisenhower called °ill
Russia's leaders to halt their'
threats of atomic war and show !
some sincerity in their demands for
disarmament talks
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The Air Force ordered the
first model of a bomber powered
by "chemical" fuel which will
be able to race !200 miles
an hour at more than 70000
feet
respite widespread protests the
Weather Bureau reveals that in
1958 it will continue to use femin-
ine names to identify hurricanes in
the Atlantic and Gulf Coast areas
The 1938 list begins with Alma
Lacky Cleo Daisy Ella and Wt
The U S S Skate the third
atomic submarine joined the
fleet Monday In commissioning
ceremonies at Groton Conn
Like the Seawolf commissioned
March 30 and the Nautilus in
1954 the Skate Is capable of
trmeling at least 600000 miles
on Its original fuel
St Louis has ordered 1200 vot-
ing machines from a New York
firm The 42100000 cost will be
paid from a 1955 bond issue
A Democratic move to put all
of the Government's research
and development activities un-
der a new "department of
science" appeared to be gaining
ground this week in Washington
Pennies Saved on Shopping Trip
Can Be Wasted at the Gas Pump
When the George Done of
Evanston Ill want something from
the store they usually send 17-
year-old Connie Not that ohs has
a reputation as a "sharp trader"
but Connie can squeeze more out
of a gallon of gasoline than anyone
In the family
"It doesn't make any sense to
drive miles to a supermarket to
save on purchases" the elder Done
argues with convincing logic "if
the money is wasted in making
the trip"
Connie prides herself on eco-
nomical driving That she's an
expert was proved recently when
she won a teen-age contest in the
family's 1956 sedan over a varied
100-mile course with an average of
2056 miles to the gallon Accord-
ing to Connie there was no trick
to it She says she merely ob-
served the following rules:
1—Don't accelerate too quickly
whether from a standing start or
on the road Even with an auto-
matic shift pick un speed gradu-
ally If your car has a manual
Shift shift as soon as possible
2—Avoid sudden stops With a
red light ahead let the car coast
If traffic permits If it looks like
I'm going to be stalled at a rail-1
road crossing I turn off the en-
gine 3—Tire pressures affect econ-
omy Keep the tires well inflated
to save money The result may be
a slightly harder ride but the car
steers easier
4—Car windows should be closed
as much as practical A drafty car
means you're also carrying a load
of air currents that resist progress
5—Determine your car's most
economical driving range Try to
stay within that range on the open
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In the wake of the NATO con-
ference in Prig Soviet leaders re-
jected a foreign ministers confer-
ence challenged the West to sign
a no-war agreement and proposed
an international disarmament conference
Soviet osecurity boss Ivan
Serov warned the Russian peo-
ple to be on their guard against
Vestern teples who might try to
steal Communist scientific secret
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More than $15 million in checks
was mailed this week from New
York as the first payment of
claims resulting from the collision
at sea last year of the Andrea
Doria and the Stockholm More
than $118 million in claims was
filed after the disaster in which
50 persons were killed and scores
injurtd
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The government reported Hy-
ing costs rose again substan-
tially In November bringing the
Labor Department's cost of liv-
ing Index to a new record The
No ember rise was 4 of a per-
cent meaning costs are 32 per-
cent higher than a year ago
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A proposal that church-trained
college graduates enter the labor
movement to lay the foundation of
better relations between religion
and labor is being given serious
consideration by the Methodist
Church
Cony& Done
Teen-Age Champ
highway as much as traffic and
road conditions and speed laws will
permit Don't strain your engine
Experience will teach you that the
engine isn't as smooth if you press
too bard on the accelerator
"The most important thing about
economical driving is that it keeps
you conscious of your job" says
Connie An economical driver is
generally a safe one"
STOPPING OFTEN TOUGH
It takes a car traveling 15 mph
on glace Ice the same distance to
stop as it does a car moving 50
mph on dry concreat
A Soviet code for tracking
satellites is being circulated to
the 64 countries participating in
t h International Geoprysical
Year
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As we stand on the
threshold of another New Year we take pleasure
In extending our very best wishes to all our
clear friends and patrons May 1953 be an
open door to prosperity good health and much
happiness for you and your loved ones
Goodwill Industries
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Smiling Cindy O'Hara 18 bears up very well under the
strain as seven tons of truck rolls over her in San
Francisco The unusual vehicle which moves on Mtge
sausage-shaped pneumatic pillows instead of convention-
al wheels and tires is called the Rolligon It is able to
"absorb" rocks and other obstacles (like Cindy) by
"flowing around them" and is able to carry heavy loads
over very rough ground
I WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE I
IBivalve Mollusk
HORIZONTAL 57 Rays
1 Depicted
bivalve
mollusk
7 Homes
13 It is a marine
14 Most painful
15 Faucet
16 Bird district
18 Greek letter 8 Skeleton part
19 Lung diseasi 9 Correlative of
(all) either
20 Draws back 10 Scottish river
22 Measure of 11 Property
area 12 Gazes fixedly
23 German river 17 Two (prefix)
25 Detest 20 Reclaimed
27 Shoal
28 ROMM2 data 1 a
29 Company (all)
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38 Shield bearing
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40 Atop
41 Weeds
47 Artificial
language
48 Irish lake
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pioneer
01 Distant
02 Russian
store houses
04 It does much
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Mexico's Small
Villages Merit
Tourist's Time
A tourist who confines his visit-
ing in a foreign land to just the
"name" cities might often just as
well have stayed at home kInd
read his glossy travel brochures
For instance snuggled securely
In the mountain fastness of central
Mexico is one of the most fasci-
nating of many off-the-beatentrack
villages you'll find any-
where: Tepostlan Only 11 miles
from Cuernavaca—one of Mexico's
most modern cities—Tepostlan's
native charm and customs its
architecture and way of life are
little touched by the modern
world
Here the natives still speak
one of the ancient Indian tongues
Here also there are few reminders
that Mexico has ever heard of
modern inventions There is no
electricity except for the one
phone in the recently built inn
or "posada" and the only mechani-
cal contrivance is an ancient
throaty automobile engine that
grinds all the grain used by the
natives to make their tortillas
The population of Tepostlan is
a proud and happy people living
a life changed in hardly a detail
from that of their ancestors cen-
turies ago They plant and harvest
a few simple crops and herbs
raise pigs and make all their own
cloth and clothes
Their community is broken up
into seven divisions each with its
own leader or chief These chiefs
sit on a common governing coun-t
VERTICAL
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5 Venture
6 Spanish city
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THome of the Week
Plan Economically Practical for Most Families
Belle Isle
Kindergarten through third
grade children at Belle Isle School
sang Christmas carols for their
mothers Thursday afternoon De-
cember 19 Friday afternoon
parties were held in the rooms
before dismissing for the holiday
vaction Especially interesting
was the large tree in the audito-
rium which was decorated with
brightly colored new socks fur-
nished by the children These will
be given to the school clothing
center
The next P-TA meeting will be
January 18 at 7:30 pm No meet-
ing was scheduled for December
—Mrs Greg Ireton
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Lincoln
The annual Christmas program
was presented for the Parent-
Teachers Organization in the
Lincoln school auditorium at 7:30
pm Tuesday December 17 The
ever-lovely Christmas story was
well prepared and beautifully
given by the 4th 5th and 6th
grades
—Ruby Wright
Rockwood
Rockwood Neighborhood Council
met December 19 at the home of
Mrs Jene Turner 3212 SW 20
and filled a Christmas basket for
a family
As several members were ab-
sent due to illness those present
voted to delay election of new of-
ficers until the January meeting
Mrs Turner chairman appointed
Mrs Glen Nunn as publicity chair-
man Mothers of all Brownies and
Girl Scouts at Rockwood School
are urged to attend the next meet-
ing along with the others of all
girls who would like to join It is
very important that they attend
this meeting
—Mrs J L Teeter
John Tyler
December meeting of the John
Tyler unit was a Christmas prog-
ram presented by all the children
of the school
A committee was selected to
discuss a budget for the P-TA
meeting earlier in December
Serving on the committee were
Miss Dorine Treadway principal
Mrs D D Hilterbran president
Mrs H J Stejskal treasurer and
Mrs Dave Valentine Jr publicity
chairman
Approval to the budget pro
posals wa ole(' at the Christ-
mas program meeting
Each room had a Christmas
tree presented by the teachers
and principal
Mrs Burt Woo liver student aid
chairman reports the clothing
drive was very successful in bring
ing clothes for needy students
—Mrs Dave Valentine
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Today's ice glaciers in the Alps
are remnants of an ice sheet that
once covered all of Switzerland
Temperathres on Dec 12
1957 were the coldest In Florida
for the date since 1934
Old Home Stands
The home of Gilbert Stuart
noted painter of portraits of
George Washington still stands
at 1Vickford R I —
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Too often the house plans which
the average person has accem to
through magazines and news-
papers have an Cr of unreality
for most of us
Often labeled "dream homes"
they are Just that to the average
family which can not reasonably
expect to have 2500 square feet
to knock around in or a spacious
family room or a living room 40
feet long
But then even the family with
what seems a laviqh hAlie to Mr
and Mrs John Q often wishes
for a bigger and better place We
all have to compromise
There can be some very pleasant
compromises in new houses for
the middle income group however
such as this week's three bed-
room 1141 bath plan
It has a fairly modest 1242
square feet and cubage of 22356
cubic feet not including the at-
tached garage but it packs a lot
of living space into an economical
package
Nor should the possibilities of
the full basement (except under
Maternity Garb
Is Young Attractive
Young slim-looking fashion-
able— these words describe fall
maternity clothes and are sym-
bolic of a new attitude toward
designing fashions for the motherto-be
The aim is to create clothing
that is fashionable attractive and
appropriate to an active life
The result is a selection of suits
dresses and separates that might
be fo'ind in any fashion-wise
woman's wardrobe—with the dif-
ference that these wearables have
been cleverly designed to meet the
needs of the lady in waiting 11
One- and two-piece empireline
dresses coat sweaters with slim(
skirts long torso dresses with
pleated skirts boxy-jacket suits
and three-piece costumes with bo-
lero jacket sleeveless top and slim t
skirt are just a few of the choices
Black dresses simply cut in ele-
gant fabrics are suitable for after-
noon or parties
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but they can become pleasant
game rooms hobby workshops
and so forth if you will make
them that
Exterior design of this plan
calls for a low roof pitch wide
eaves overhang covered front and
rear entrance brick planter under
the picture window wide siding
and asphalt shingles
The floor plans includes the 21-
foot living-dinning room kitchen-
dinette three bedrooms full bath
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The large kitchen with cabinets
on three walls leaves ample dining
space in front of the windows at
one end
For further information about
Design C-405 write the small
House Planning Bureau St Cloud
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