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United Stales Steel Planning Expansion , Company Announces < Production Boost CHICAGO (INS)—United States i Steel Corp., announced today an < Sxpanaiou program to booat its production capacity in the Chicago ’ area and Utah. < Board Chairman Roger M. 1 Blough said the program will add 1 2,500,000 tons of ingota to yearly ' production as well as increases in finished products. He said it is planned to raise steel capacity in the Chicago area , by about 1,500,000 tons. The present! . capacity is 5,470,000 tons at the , South Chicago plant and 7,717,000 ] tons at the Gary, Ind., works. Blough also said that expansion at Geneva, Utah, already nnder way. will bring the capacity of the Columbia-Geneva division to about 2,260,000 tons, an increase of 20 per cent. He added: “The program of expansion Is designed to keep pace with the needs of our customers and is based on the recognition by U. S. Steel that future requirements of the country’s growing economy clearly indicate a need for increased steel production.” A Chicago spokesman for the company said the program includes improved open hearth melting practices, improvements of methods used in the soaking pits, handling of materials and other steps in the steelmaking process. Six-Yeor-Old Boy Is Slain By Sniper NEW YORK (INS) — Brooklyn police were making an apartment-

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Christmas Services | At Presbyterian Church The annual Sunday school-church Christmas program of the Presbyterian church will be held at 7:30 o'clock this evening at the church. Miss Ina Noaok is chairman of the program, which will tell the Christmas story as told, sung and portrayed by the youth. The annual candlelight service will be held at 11 p. m. Saturday, Christmas eve, with the Christmas < message told in word and song, and finally depicted in the service of candle-lighting at the mtidnight hour. *.- There will be no Sunday school Sunday. Instead, famlies of the church will gather for a family worship service at 10:30 a. m. During Jlrfs service, the famlliee will sing the carols and hear the Christmas message by the pastor. The sacrament of baptism will be administered during this hour. Auditor Seeking To Recover $200,000 Alleges State Fund Illegally Diverted INDIANAPOLIS —State auditor Curtis E. Rardin, who recently broke his alliance with Governor George N. Oraig, today attempted to recover >200,000 allegedly diverted illegally from the state general fund last summer by the board of finance. The money was transferred to the warehouse revolving fund of William E. Clarkson, director ..of the department of public works and supply, a few hours before It would have reverted to the general fund. Clarkson now seeks diversion of >IOO,OOO more. He is a former chauffeur for the governor. He claims the diversion will permit him to buy supplies In larger quantities, thereby saving the state much money. St. Louis Net Player Is Killed In Crash GREENCASTLE, Ind. (INS) — John F. McLaughlin, 18, of New York, a St. Louis University freshman basketball player, died today of injuries suffered In a car-truck accident on U. S. 40 in Indiana. Seriously injured in the crash in Putnam county near Greencastle late Wednesday were John H. Dolan, 18, of Union City, N.J., also on the St. Louis freshman squad, and Lt (jg) George Richard] Ratals; 24».0f Johnstown, Pa. by apartment search today for a sniper who shot and killed h six-year-old boy as he talked about Christmas with his three little cousins. The bullet crashed through a second-floor kitchen window as the children sat eating lunch, struck Felipe Citron Rivera Jr„ in the shoulder and passed through his heart. Trade in a Good Town — Decatm Just Received « KA MORE SETS (Pi I <*N® i j {■ipDi mri Sa I WWWwWSraMI $ MmmMl j MKJ FURNITURE STORE 239 N. 2nd «t. Phone 3-3778

Christmas Program At Pleasant Dale Give Early Program On Christmas Day The young people of the Pleasant Dale Church of the Brethren will present an early Christinas Day program at the church Sunday mftrning at 7:30 o’clock. It will be a short program depicting the birth of Christ and His fulfillment ,as God's Son who brought light into ’ a world of darkness. A narrator will relate the scenes as the worshipers follow the events of the birth of Jesus. The service will close with a candle lighting ceremony. The prbgram follows: Prelude, organ and piano. A Hymn. "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear.” Prayer, Lester Adler. Happy Birthday, Judy Arnold. The Gift, Mary Ellen Mann, Gloria Zimmerman and Meriam Yager. Jesus’ Day, Sandra Liby. Hurray For Christmas, Eva Miller and Sylvia Miller. The Christmas Star, Arlene Johnson. Christmas in The Heart, Carolyn Liby, Marilyn Baumgartner and Becky Collins. When I Think of Christmas, Janelie Roth. Piano Solo. Jocelyn McCullough Lamps of Promise, Michael Leyse, Gary Marvin Mervin and Bruce Mann, Dennis Arnold, Bryan McCullough and Larry Johnson. The Offertory, Giving that othera may know God’s gift. Royal Family Plans Holiday Observance To Spend Christmas Day At Sandringham LONDON (INS) — Queen Elizabeth, the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Charles and Princess Anne — not to mention whisky and sherry—go to Sandringham’ today for the royal family’s - traditional Christmas in tWS country. Whisky and sherry are two five-months-old Welsh Corgi puppies, Christmas presents for the royal children from Elizabeth and PhilThe' dogs have been romping around some secluded sections of cavernous Buckingham Palace, hidden from Charles, 7, and Anne, 5, until today. ~r. . The family was scheduled to leave London by train at 10 a.m., EST for the 200-room' house in Norfolk county, north of London, where, for many years, the House of Windsor has celebrated the Christmas holidays. They will be followed later by Princess Margaret, the Queen Mother, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester and their sons, and other members of the family. ■mBK A3 I mt?' ' ' i BwS I '' ■ 1 NEW ADMINISTRATOR of the Civil Aeronautics administration is Charles J. Lowen, Jr M (above), promoted from assistant after resignation of Frederick B. Lee. f/ntemationaU ■gr . HF aK Hl I i■ < * O i RF *■ S BM t 1 ■ t’ w JOHN I. LEWIS, 75, top boss of the United Mine Workers and their welfare fund, tells the Senate labor subcommittee in Washington that "If some of the leaders of organized labor would abandon their holier-than-thou attitude . , . and put their own house In order, welfare funds might have a better chance.” (Intern itionalj

Children's Services At Lutheran Church Two children’s Christmas' services will be conducted again this year 'at Zion Lutheran church, West Monroe Street, Friday and Saturday nights, to better accomodate both ' the children and the adult worshippers. The children of grades thijee through eight, the junior, intermediate, and senior departments of trfe Sunday school, will hold their service Friday evening at 8 o’clock. “Our Wonderful Redeemer’’ is the title of the service in which the children will bring the message of the Savior Jesus Christ In recitation and Christmas carols. Superintendents Bill Gernand and Paul Busse, and the pastor, the Rev. Edgar P. Schmidt, will lead the service. Teachers of the 100 children of these departments are: Mrs. George Rentz, Karl Reinking, Richard Mailand, Mrs. Nelson Doty, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kleinknight, Mrs. William Justice, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bieberich The Christmas service of the younger children, nursery, beginner, and primary departments of the Sunday school, will be conducted Sajrrrday evening, Christmas Eve, ato’clock A feature of this service will be a robed choir composed of 40 children of the primary department. Mrs. Papil Hancher will lead the children of this service. Teachers of the 125 children of this age are as follows: Clarence Stapleton, Mrs. Gerald Nelson, Mrs. D. Hoyt Collow, Mrs. William Porter, Mrs. Richard Archer, Mrs. Garth Heckley, Mrs. Walter Kuklehan, Mrs. Oscar Bieberich, Mrs. Paul Hancher, Mrs. Lois Zwick, and the Misses Ruth Busse and Marlene Obler. BOWLING SCORES Women’s League W L Pts. Mobil Maids 30 12 41 Mansfield 28 14 40 Drewrys 29 13 39 Hoagland Lumber 29 13 39 Three Kings 28 14 38 Kents 27 15 36 Jack’s 5he1125% 16% 34% Adams Trailer ... 23 19 33 Old Crown 25% 16% 32% Gays 21% 20% 27% Blackwell 22 20 27 Mies ’Recreation - 20% 21% 26% Arnold Lumber — 17% 24% 22% Gages Tool Shop . 13% 28% 18% First State Bank - 11 31 15 Treon 11% 30% 15 Adams Theater .. 11% 30% 15 Meyer 5 37 7 High series: Trosin 570, Appleman 509. High games: B. Smith 204, Trosin 201-190-179, Babcock 190, Ladd 188, Appleman 179, Moran 179, Harmon 178, Schuller 182, McClure 177, Schafer 177, Klelnhenz 173, Plasterer 175, E. Gallmeyer 173. G. E. ALLEYS? Men’s Factory League I W L Flanges n _- 27 15 Stators —25 17 Office Office No. 2 ... 23 19 Rotors 18 24 Shafts — 9 33 200 scores: P. Briede 210, H. Shoaf 206. G. E. Fraternal W L West End Restaurant —2B 14 Riverview Gardens--- 26 16 Peterson Elevator 23 19 Monroeville Lumber Co. 22 20 Teeple Truck Lines sft 22 K. of C. -19 23 Elks 16 26 G. E. Club 14 28 600 series: Bob Lord 665 (255-224-186); Bill Tutewller 653 (193-224-236); John Beery 606 (182-210-214); Lee Ulman 606 (187-217-

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