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Newspaper Page Text9 -a Salem, Oregon, Thursday Decembg 22, 955 - 2 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL 3eion 2 Pag 7 B.eavers Win,9 Ducks Lose in Big Ten-Double Bill ! ...... ' . ! '- . nucfceyesAce 1 ops i t i eamsj .oesiilI?!iLlS U.b. lloopbcoring icr Freeman's 37.2 Oulput.Tops D. Floyd NEW 'YORK Robin Free man. a 5-11 sharpshooter (or Ohio! I IB . . . In I a 111 PS ; lSr .1 against Oklahoma, the third lime he had scored 40 or more in a game. George Washington's JPetca vich, successful on 22 of 30 field goal attempts daring the tfeek, re placed Angclo 4-ombardo of Man hattan as leader ir field goal ac curacy with .690 per cent. Best free throw mark is .926 per Siat. ainH a ' cent by Vic Molodet of North Ca- over Darrell Floyd of Furman in!1""1. S,a!e' who has missei m two games last week as the two'f ,ln 54 attP's; paced the nation's major college , 'eam scor'"8' Morchead, Sla,c haskerhall Torino u,a l'K-v has an average of 99.5 In games through Dec 17 the S?'?'S pergamc-, moving Memphis! s ost to Michigan and Thursday kTA ', JLrf Sla,c as?".se 1,3d-. -Mississippi: the Pacific Coast Conference pre- 25 points. Both olcd 7n i ZJSPJSJ'J" lenlPms j season basketball record ag, games. Stanford, Trojans Win Non-League Clashes . By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Oregon State defeated North western Wednesday night but Ore' gainst win. vu ,11 inv Ntalo Ic Ihtrrt u.Kh IT? . . j i - non-league opponents siooo. m ii Dartmouth has sunnlanted San i n t Freeman averaged 37.2 points. Francisco in team defense, vield- I '; i n 'L"! Is? f 0'"15 in ,ive Rames-''n8 Points per game. San on stale s g,,, triumph, included Willie Floyd s average was JI 4 on j Francisco is fourth with 51.7 foi- j Stanford's 56-55 squeaker Wednes- 157 points in five contests. Free- lowing Creighton at 49 and Xavier man s biggest output was 40 points ' (Ohio) with 51. 9 Flyers Down 'Cats 89-74; Utcs Lose ' I By that time thev could well NC Stale Winner if mIe,dh ad"J LFT; Over BYU by 95-81 Score, By BKN OI.AN' The Associated Press day night over Dartmouth; South ern California's 64-49 defeat of Santa Clara, and California s 64- 59 upending of Arizona State of Tempe. Among the debits was Idaho's 75-62 loss to Washington Univer sity of St. Louis the Vandals' sixth defeat in seven starts, in cluding four on their road trip and Oregon's 81-71 setback against Michigan. Huskies at Ohio State Washington and Washington State, also touring the hast, top Utah, the basketball teams they , Vwd trail in lho national ranl-ino. Scheduled PCC BCtlOH Thursday nisht. The Washington Huskies, 1 who have lost to Kansas State $50) Circit Tiro Prospects Costs 4,uhmi $2ftOO.tme' BIRMINGHAM, A!a. Aa-'sionw Bfrnie Moore the Soaif burn has been Jtned 2,0fl0 for giv-; easier Conference said they 'er ing Iwo high school loo'aU pros- '. given the money Nov, 28 fey Hal pects 5QQ each in viefeuon o( iheHefTiP. an assistant cosdi at Souiheasiern Ceierence grants-is-; bars, ie money was returned aid code. j the b day. The hth sehfxil players are Har-1 Dr. Ralph B. Draughon. Aabam r and fitAert Beauhe, ar haif j presitft'nt, termed Jhe jncideM badis at Gadsden, Ala. Commas-: excusable and highly regrettable- la a statement issued i11y liHartackRims after Moor e's anummcemeBt Wednesday, Draughaa ottered an apology to the conterence, bat 'T,m.l j. liliSKC nmntwr also should toav I Maximum Penalty MIAMI, Fla. Jockey Willie' Dranshan declared that Auhara Jlarlack, the nation's leading rider, had oiiered a Jcgitiraate raHt-SH-gtve his followers some Christmas ' aid to tlie iwsns, but thai others money at Tropical Tark yesterday, ; acting in tbe interest of another then headed upstate to Cypress ! SEC school led the boys ts befevs Gardens and a few days sf s-ater that they would be given a furmsn- skiing. j ed apartment. ine isasny 23-year -oia sannie-i r. grams-m-aifl provifie room, smith brought in Jour winners on I hoard, banks, school tees and up the nine-race program to run his: to maximum of $15 msthly fe total for the year to 412. jlaundry and cleaning. His winners were Mr. Bine Sky SWt in the first, Snare J7.2m in the fourth, York Tom i8l in the fifth and Siarp Tack iU.W in the eighth. Willie finished last on Worthy DraiigMnn did not name the other school. However, the Beaabes tasd that only Auburn and Alabama had offered them athletic schalarrtiijis. Or. O. C. Cartr.iclsarl, president of the University of Alabama, de- Option in the ninth and called it : wa comment, quits until Jan 1 i Tnc fi"e was the mast- He had returned in action at ',,!iim 2? Flu, Injuries trail in the national rankings. Utah's position (No. 31 already is something less then secure. Theand st are at Columbus to UiH,,:u .c.u.ti ; piay Ohio State. WSC tackles iu unranked Minnesota last night in,, t New Orleans. the consolation Kentucky Invita- n tri,fn4P ar.i Dayton's aptly named Flyers had tion tilt. The setback came on the 1... ,v....;. . 0. U iv,. im,r. the University of Kentucky Invita- heels of another to Dayton Tues-jnv opener Tuesday night at Cor- n , JL Ued ray.JT a "'SM- . va'llis, couldn't cope with Mich'.- well-stocked victory bag today and San Francisco was idle. But sec-! ' Ro Kramer Wednesday with an apparently clear path ond-ranked North Carolina State :l t and Dowe(j n.n ; the fi ahead they're likely to remain un- continued undefeated by rolling : na"te at Eucne Kramer scored 30 beaten for some time. over lifth-ranked Brigham Young j , manv of tnem at crucjai 1 ,ylBlt1 'r' rg v ? Tl'8i' Jh?,folfPaclf Pu"dJ : moments, and grabbed rebounds last night by defeating Kentucky. ! 45-39 half time lead and then uh lhv h,lr, Michiean led from the tourneys host team, 89-, 4. The! coasted to their eighth triumph of j lv : jhe Bame but Oregon tied fourth-ranked Flyers moved into j the season and 20th straight over!.n escme (,, tjmCs in the second an tl-pomt lead eaHy in the game; two years. Ron Shavlik got 28 ha), The last deadlock was at and led the rest of the way points and Vic Molodet 25. ly late in ,he game but Kramer From now on they have it com- Eighth-ranked Vandcrbilt rang ,and Tom jorgensen teamed in a paratively easy for a while any- up its sixth victory without a de-, rauv tnat put the Wolverines in way. They'll take on fair-to-mid-,feat by trimming Nebraska i-t8 , frol;t 7,.f)1 wilh !oss than 5 minutes lin' Washington and Lee 12-4) next: with Al Rochelle netting 22 points.1. . "Max Adcrson topped Ore Wednesday and that'll w ind up Louisville, with Charlie Tyra col-i fc jc;rins with 24 poi,s. ,lor. their years work. In January, lecting 35 points, pulled one of the gens(.n j,ad 22 for Michigan, they're booked against lona, Cam-1 surprises of the night, trampling! nrr.Fnn slalP fought off North erns, Duquesne, Villanova, Aavier, Marquette 84-68. The Warriors, .sirn rallies In make it two ranked 13th never could get going. 1 5lht ., Bi Ten oooonents. Wins Carrousel Classic The s.aters beal Michigan. 74-71, Rams. ri . fill Wake rorest came through as Tuesday night. Horace Gillom, who handles the narlS MmI expectea to win tne Larrouseti Mast Scores punting for the defending cham- Uliiu aiviu Classic in Charlotte, N.C., with a Against Northwestern, OSC ; pions, and John Pettibone of the de- " runaway yo-iv viciuiy over vieiu- ..uj tl,a ctM lrf ra. KaL-fiolr( hav hepn nic nv son. Jack Williams, back m school i27 at tne nalt but had to corral: the influenza bug and missed the CI FVl'LAND Three of the offensive backs halfback Fred "Curly" Morrison, fullback Ed of the Cleveland Browns charge over snow- "Mo" Slodxelewski, and quarterback Otto bank as they practice tor their National Foot- firaham. Snow, cold and wind have hampered ball league title defense next Monday against Brownj practice sessions. tAP Pholofax) the Rams in Los Angeles. Left to right are Sickness, A ilmen ts Con tin ue ToPlagueClevelandBrowns Five, But They Will Play firct rfoular nraetiee of the week t dinals here Dec. It, coacii rata Brown sain yester day that efforts to find an indoar i Ahe Gibron and Maurice Bassrit, arena with a dirt fUior for prac tice sessions had faiJed and so the Tropical Park Monday after serv ing out a 10-day siispenjaon for ailfiwmg bis mount to bear ot dring a race eariy this month. Before the suspension began, he rode his 400th winner of the year Dec, 3, ran his score to H before the layoff, and came back Monday t win two more races. He rode two again Tuesday and datmaxed it with yesterday's brilliant performance. ference regulations Jftr 'ch a vst ilaiion. The Beaube fains were ruled in eligible for intercollegiate athletics at Auburn, Title Table FOR TATt OKECfi?i SCORKS In ihc AHcvs CAI'lTOI. l.ANES Tftin TCJAtils: Murion Hotfl J, Bar clay" Brrtiltr 2; Karr 4. univpr; (Ohio) and Louisville. )arts Hold Rugged Drill Bruins Work at Full Speed as Bowl Clash Nears PASADENA, Calif. W Another touch contact session was sched uled for the Alichiean State foot ball squad Thursday as the Spar tans stepped up the practice tempo in preparation for the return Rose Bowl date with UCLA. Coach Duffy Daugherty was more cheerful after his second day of all-out scrimmage. Spectators thought the Spartans looked sharp in their session of head-bumpine. Dauehtery also was better satisfied than with the first scrimmage. "It was a good workout,' he admitted. "Maybe our poor show ing the first time was because we weren't accustomed to using those particular defenses." Dauehertv was particularly hap py about the defensive showing 'committed because the scouting team running white sox ill CLEVELAND ui Sickness and n,lnnp ailmante rnmhinnl U'ith the .. . . . . fi.,,. to be ready for the title clash in weather today to plague the Cleve- ,, ,. land Browns in their preparation The Browns got no encourage for the National Football League , thc weather forecast. title game with the Los Angeles which cMs for ,,.,. SIraw ad both hampered by pulled leg mus cles, and middle guard Bob Gain, who has a weak ankle, took it easy during the hour and a half workout in the snow. Weather Bad All five, however, are expected in my ncari. it naa ocuer noi i ( jaysons sue. Mijh e ior league make any aitterence. we re isohib i . to try real hard and we re going I ofHj5,,,,i 'm'- Du'1t Phipp' out with the purpose of getting it j other high icores: Tuny PrudtKtt done tna Jotm Ulortt ms. Brown, feeling that too much to-, California sunshine would sap she lliGH WATERS LOW-WATEBS 21 ;llfK. 6 i::(i IS . i filS p.m. 4 5 JijSi psa, t.S u s; a.m. a l.K p.m. 4.4 i24 t -ra t m. 1 2 I 9:09 p.m. 4 i !25 8 28 "fi ' 1S:J4 p.m. 4 t 28 fl-lS M.m. 7.1 i 11--2H p.m. S I 26 team would have to struggle along j Bni o: Jiys 4. Jewel Pnx 0; w'esi 1 as best it can. sSf o"h",Wi' ' L" "I mifiht talk ahoiit these Hich tram -wriffs-: Javsnns atlfl. i38 . J i Hirh iram tAmtr .lavtnni mil 1 imngs, ne saio, ou. .. ,. ,31 1:11 .m. lim m, t?:3 tt.tn. 111 m. 1:4S d.m. 12:44 p m. a.m. 1;23 p m. 1:(S p m. 13 12 M m. 2.1 2:31 p-m, fit t:4fi.m. 2 4 3.47 p.m. -S3 2:44 a.m. 2. 4:,ia p.m. -0 9 3 18 a.m, 2.7 S 2J p.m. 1.4 4.44 a.m. 27 :1S p.m. -17 J 40 a.m. 514 7il3 p.m. -i.S :37 a.m. 2i 7:5 p.m. -10 7:33 a.m. 2.4 8:38 pm. -!J from a service hitch, hit for 27 Don .Mast, Northwestern guard poinis ior me winners, coigaie j wn0 scored 32 points, to preserve came from 23 points behind to take ! e vjct)ry an 87-83 sizzlcr from Tennessee i Mast le(j ihe wiWcal!1 rrom a 55 and take third place in the tourney. I w dcfjcjt with less than 8 mitl. Michigan Slate, sparked by uc, (0 , to a M.35 tie at 3;10 Julius McCoy s 45 points, tumbled . Thrce frcp ,hrows put 0SC aliead Notre Dame 84-78 in overtime. The : a jn and the BcaVers managed Irish, now 2-5 on thc year, led by (0 save the m a r g j although 10 points midway in the first half, pressed Rice had to go to double over-. v . . K,' i i Tj.hn mado the time to squeeze by Auburn S2-S0 ; inlrs,in'e tii the last 10 for its eighth straight victory. Indians Top Defense Club Rain Dampens Shrine Drills SAN FRANCISCO Wi Practice for the East-West Shrine football game Dec. 31 is under way and over wet. About the only consolation for East Coach Woody Haves of Ohio lead midwav of the second half . state or nesi Loasn .cm, nu. when Idaho applied the pressure : Southern California is that he oth and tied it 49-49 with 11 minutes is ee'r.S the same soaking, remaining. Idaho sophomore .lim I Two-a-day practice sessions open- Branon fouled out at this point !ed Wednesday with Hayes giving and Washington ran off to a 75-57: his squad minutes when Washington U. took charge and ran away from the Vandals. The Bpars had a Lvpoint Ipmnpraliirnc hclow freezing rinv Tfcnv hnvn had to rnntcTiri 1 slreneth Df his players, decided to itl nnfi en (i since stnrltmr Keen me leam nerc ior iihim i preparations for thc championship j its practice for the contest wilh game after closing out the regular thc Rams. Full-scale workouts are season against the CMc3go uar-1 piannca loaay ana uwwiivw. Pro Game May Set Attendance Record Advance Salos Up reccip!s In (rid-wjsc Los Anglos Statf House No. 1 Leaiiif Tram results: P.U.C. 4, Htchway (No. li 4, Forevty Prt"-tifln 0; Scr r.ary oT State 3. Krtp Orccnn Grcrn 1; Mich wtty Aci-oiinlinj? 3, Tav Com mission 1; Firvi-w Home 3, Division of Adulss I; Highway Materials 3, Siatp Pofi I. Hiv.b team Bcrifs: Highway Ac cniinting, Uleli team jantt: Highway Ae- IfiKh indivirfiisl ?rS(: Bi.( Bicjfier of SerretaTy nf Stair, 5!)H. Ilieh individual name: Tom Stacer of Keep Oregon Grrsi, 31 fJtfcrr fttRh seores: hert?s: wtiw Davry Pease 212, Pultiam -210. h. Luke 210. Stat Mows N. t l-fupif , Tram TPMiils: P.ti.C. 3, Veterans Attairs li OJJire Engineer 3, Hifih- vsty Marker I: ttvc i-pnres 2. PrssMi NEW YORK W The Cleve- i m&wn. lanrf 1nHianC ,n ondpr! thn Stanford Slops Dartmouth 3-year reign of the Chicago White! Sox as the American League's top At San Francisco's Cow Palace. Stanford's Indians lost an early LOS ANGELES fi Officials of the National Football League j here in 1951, when attendance was nlit-T nattrrn st set up snop mursaay ana ns a af.nu. plll-i pattern at r r li u annA .W mltmu hath safe bet one of the first matters to ' should he smashed. The defensive team jleaa Dut sl00Q 011 uanmDUin ao" Thc Indians fielded MU to Chi- 55 and snapped a five-game in 0011 (ha nir,f.if, atwflflfle nins streak owned by the East . . . " - " CI n(A U-J - inirl f 1ft ... 1 l. : ' a ;J c h n vl p ri WnririPdav f'lPi'p anrt enrcis. oiomwiu nou a .au w. a nnetimonia DUE. it. isu i voii-mu- 108 errors and the PO'ms as one nine in we secunu ere(i seri0Us enough to Keep mm halt.- uanmomns b-iooi-o Jim out 0 the game, ad . ' intriitw thpm is tiie condition ol i marks tmtoimng tne lu mtmfp eon . tUUmrnriKintl am, BW a Rr,;rle game between.the defending cham-' in this ioothali-conscious town, pion Clevelfind Browns and the! Coach Sid Uiilman is still plan Rams of Los Angeles. j ntftg to use a transplanted tackle, Daniel F. Reeves, chief owner (Bob Cross, as offensive center, a of the Rams, could give them good i position Cross has never played, news. Advance sale for the nation-' There is still a slim chance that to the West at Stanford Univer sit. - Only one player missed the drills end Leon Clarke of South ern California, in the hospital with The Indians' also had three in-! Franc. s was high point man with j ohjo SiQte s(ar back Howard dividual leaders shortstop George 22: Stanford s Barry Brown got j (ilopajonji!) Cassady got out of bed ; fjCe was not disclosed to the pttb- Strickland, outfielder Gene Wood-: 21. UCLA plays was NOT able to score on the varsity. UCLA also worked at full speed. concentrating on pass defense, j ling and catcher Jim Hegan. Wood' Coach Red Sanders had Ronnie1 ling also played for Baltimore. Vnnv fha nunctinn mark Rrtiin I strtVlanrl fipiriprf 97 fi and H passer. worKing in sweat cioi ine.s , Ran jr.. ooa..n. n " . "fcll n ' r.rnvhill vol 17: California's Earl ally televised struRSie is the high est in the cluh's history. The exact status ol the box of- record for a league playoff gate ill be exceeded. Record Is 5S,31 The mark is 58,!H persons established when ihe New jark lOMfrrrs 2: Orreon Nat. fiititrrt 3. Giants and the Chicago Bears met , P"'1" EW"" i: Tt TJnpiw .i n i k i " . t(,,c 12. limhwav iinons 2; Forpslry Man- m the Polo Grounds in 194 wlllcm 3; t,,,, Engine,,, iNSl Cleveland Ihe Hams approached i n i this in their championship game! Hith team writs: Gresnn Nationat llinh lam name: PJU.C. and Ore. Nal. Guard, ftfifl. llish InrflvSdaal wrlea: nave Rinn lamf ( PM.V.. im. llich indiviriual same: Have tUng lard nt r.l.'.C, 22. OUir Jiigli ft'orcs: Srir-: Jim YmmR 5Sfl. l.cTotlrcox M4. Srhiilize SSB. Hannnnan SSS. Oamrs: LeTour cux 21S. YounK 212, aannrmin 212. Oddlllr-R. Bfilll, rvmvrslfns: Randall nt llje Priunn Gfflrera ti.rS 4h flrsl a4air-6t(p srif:s nf the year In thr Stale House league, a 160-170-111 Inr a 310. the regular center, Leon McLaugh lin, sent to bed wiih the mumps. might get inlo play. The Hams are proceeding on the theory that last Minute Soggesftons Record Gift Certificates Record Accessories ' $2.95 58c L98 Hi-Fi Phone Ciock Radios 428 Court St. fheri 3-8631 Open 9 F. M. t 9 P. M., 1-jcrpt Saturday 60 Record Holder Record Album if older Itecnrd Carrying i Cases . "llaaTiia'inT Mrliariiaa , in the second cow faiace game. ,:,.. :. .h-bin- ir Southern California had no i trouble m and ; iouch' flu and sniffled his way through both : lie, but chances are bright lhat the: this is very doubtful, anH Inel limhrtnrf tin a mha,.lr ennlinnnH slnui He silf- lllf n( W York with .9918 and lead. High (rd 3 hrnknn ankle hnnn lale in .lim ndsine nf Detroit wilh .954.S, '. shared at point honors were Robinson hit 15. 16 by USC's Larry the season. Heavyweight boxer Bob Parker was discovered by his trainer, The nlher leaders were: First Hauser. and Santa Clara s Kictl base Norm Zauchin. B o s t o n. Montgomery and Gary Gillmor. 9951: second base Gil McDoug-l At Tempe, Ariz., the touring aid Northwf sttrn (61) C, F P T Ur-hPit.f (63) Orrjcnn Stair C, F P T Fishing and Hunting Report 2 4 2 S Gmher.f 0 0 3 0 Pmilu.f 2 New York, 9RS; third base California Bears took control in srhuii.o 1 2 3 m a a Lou Leadbctter, in Pittsburgh , George Kell. Chicago, .9763 and, tne last lour minuies iw h-w i jj ; 2 2 !2 c, 3 12 2 VMCi h u,a. wnrlc HI nut !n Cher Johnnv ScnmilZ. Vi asning -niciui y uiei nuniu Ji i i Bond ( a 0 o o u as a weight lifter. i ton, 1 000 on 48 chances. Tempe. Aruona State guard Uave llunltnff ItenorU , pnnr thrnUErirmt 1hr annlheast reRirtn. FANFARE By WALT DITZcN cpss has iicen had in the train llcd Sticfcs should ain he goad in vari ous itpnfs tn the Tuaiatin vHy. Soiithwtit Watrrfnwt huntlnr in 0 Q 0 0 i )hp Kojtue valiey xeraaJn spotty lo Stilwl.f O fl 1 0 A11r.U Dnrrn I 1 0 O i I an m.c u u u v Iiri,,r Dunart.f 0 0 10 Iiayns.g 2 0 5'; (fai Davis crek rhsmwi In 1he Hflifln.f 0 0 0 Hrmbt.c 1 0 Httt.R O I 3 Wickuip rrrvoir hss hrr wa Irrfowi tiuntiiiR durinx he pawl vppk. l'ishirig Heports Xf.hwt Nflrth (-"ft. B.rams ar high and muddy. Sln-ihi-nri aneiiiig m be slower ovrr the urt-kend un )es water dntpR, TJ.Jamwk, Nestw ta, SBltim rivr srea timi are high and rrmflriv. Prospf ir C'hrntinai week are not Rood, If rain i..i.. rliinb. and .cm. ThM', nU hv ' ft'jrMIIIV men.. pumtLiUK - i i. ... u- ifK.., inrnv hr fair in .od in the Tola. 22 17 21 i Tola. 11 22 1 1 ' . 1o fmj. h()W. mtcahin. ard rfrifttnf tnav h pfihie Nor1hwe.trrn ' -Vfw- r,r1it nroole from Lupine have i nn Ihe smaitr-r jtlTran.ii. hiemtn Oreerm .State . : -X(.Pljrni hunlinc. Alalta apet-ial " JJn ha1 mm the stream kpot (he tirer ror.fined in rea ttv- : weatrer ennrtfitons immnvv rema ..... u ...... v,rtth uLtii t.r huh and msffky. PT.Hxinieri nhnuld rim have ton much f milhwe1 -Ail f..rk nf ttnlh Ou l-ouMe finding these dir ey ;no i "'!"" J . , , 4 will tak- the Irmible tn rarrh Ihem ; hteh atsd nuiddy and nev, at least n nut Pwrfpeeta fnr the romm week- . three day and nfRhts nf Rmtri weatn- i t,r,,,htv wilt not rhanse an er ior stfTrams to riear, Striprd K MM 0 24 storm are rontmuinj( and Ihe de-r anj-lmjr in Isthnui a1nri M pnnr " 11 v ...... a., t a ih. n lair th U-ueh t very nwldv. or(hrM huiiUn hat bn Tenmfif iak i rlr. and mw 5 14 fair to ood at VW Sprmg reser-, head are htwi taKn me ' of ducks have moved Into Ihe Grande ,d muddy. Most J3ouj(laf Ut.tKlf vallv. Warm winfli ttav aie nrnt if '"," "wMii 'tlnvttil pimti'irMi, and prnp-Hs fm iteeihead anfin in ponr. -.rt ti t , ' . v.- . n.ihrni Thf itiwer John TJav tlliahl of feeie have moved Jnlo ine ; nvrf la now mutiny, m.. -"- jumper Jhn Dav mer and the Ar.!ethei are nil. S-me aleelhead are fiction aM d tte Arlington r,i lmnf fallen n tie .IiW ver BiaUtt k area;. imi nt.nuniE refi- . w mw .... T ' fj in ihe nniriote ateai near hian- i vaunt. s iwrea inn nna. -5. 1 fir Id "d Irrtfon Horn rivrr rr-JJ, Sfliifheait HuntifJt is fenerany jifiinB at , MAKE IT A Christmas Present FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY GET OUT OF THE ORDINARY AND INTO A NEW 1956 "88" 2 Door Sedan Equipped With Heater Defroster Wh'l Discs i)ri.oxe Steering Wheel Turn Signals AS LOW AS j.erSa1 Two-Tone ('aim Ustiirf Tiumpcrs Spare Tire $64.00 per Month , Csital timrros Trade-in Allettanre llHramatic Orivt S.39 Addl. REMSMBER ... T.HERE'S A RCKlT FC EVERY POCKET. OLDSMOSILE . ,r, ,r n-v--; j, vVl V W8.hZiA I I l Olddal. A. 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