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OMERY ADVERTISER MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1 9 6 THE I i Switzerland and Belgium havs jmore money per capita in circulation than the U.S. -v A' I Figure Skater Hayes Jenkins Boosts American Hope Of Olympic Gold Medal MUFFLER, TAILPIPE BOOM ON FLINT. Mich.Increased use of dual-exhaust systems is creating a boom in the muffler And tailpipe business. Another factor is the increase in city driving, which cuts muffler life by 25 per cent. READING REQUIRED IN MOST.

STUDY ST. LOUIS Reading ability is required in 75 per cent of all study activities in elementary schools and in 85 per cent of all secondary-school studies. dn 20 GLENN FORD DOROTHY McGlHRE By TED SMITS CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy Jan. 29 tD The precision figur. skating of world champion Hayei Alan Jenkins bolstered America'! sagging morale ia the Wintei Olvmpic Games today but Russis fattened its team lead with a third Gold Medal and a 21-year-old Aus KOTY-IOHN HOOIAK KAIY JURAO! i mu mm mi nrnim REGISTER AT ANY STORE TO WIN THE 1956 BEL AIR CHEVROLET TODAY IS MONDAY NORMANDALE SHOPPING CENTER WILL BE OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M.

FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE SHOWS Cartoon Traveli Adults 45e Childrtn 20e trian plumber streaked to victory A.V-, ski jumping, graded on both distance and style, and a 15-kilometer 9s miles cross country ski race. The latter will be run Tuesday. Schilkov, who follows the Russian unique style of leaning forward on the ice like an in fl'ght, outsped Europe's fastest skaters to smash the Olympic record of 8:10.6 made by Norway's Hjalmar Andersen during his triple sweep at Oslo in 1952. Andercen was so outclassed today that he finishod 11th in 8:08.5. The lean Russian, who holds the world mark of 7:45.6, was followed by Sigge Ericsson of Sweden in 7:56.7 and Russia's Olez Gont-charenko in 7:57.5.

States, still medal-less, was tied with Switzerland for seventh place with 6'4 points. FIRST-PHASE LEAD The Yanks came within sight of their first championship when the 22 year old Jenkins of Colorado Springs, grabbed a commending lead in the compulsory figure phase of the "men's figure skating competition, with only two teammates threatening him. In second place was Ronald Robertson, 13-year-old red-haired whiz from Long Beach. followed by Hayes' kid brother, David. The compulsory figure routines, in which the skaters follow fixed da-signs, count 60 per cent in the scoring while the free skating, scheduled Wednesday, counts 40 per cent.

in the men's giant slalom ski race. At the end of the third day, with seven of the 24 championships decided, the rugged Soviet athletes held a total of 60 points in the 2st Local Onvt-ln Showing unofficial team standings with Austria closest at 29. The United THE RANCH YMCA LOVE STRIKE Th gaig Uie ttio low down to their men. No mora loving 'til tha fighting stops! Yep, the gals turned the lock on love! No more fcisiirg no more hugging. Did it You'll find out when you see "A 13 AND rVDEB WMOT 1 RUSSIAN SET RECORD Sehremser i Pat McNamara.

a 29-year-old Minneapolis landscaper, made the i United States' best showing in the Jackson 1 LOOK AT THIS SPECIAL Selected Top C'Dale Be 50 Poi. Massey 7 Oayden 4 Hudson 11 Savage Blum 12 Holland 1 Morgan Kirkland Boris Scmlkov, a wiry 23-year-old construction engineer, gave Russia Its third championship of the games when he sped to triump in the 5.000 meter 3 miles. 183 SECOND Subs: Cloverdale Bffs EastM-Ung 14, Werner Jenkins. WMOT Sheffield, Gsssenhe-mer 1. Haul.

Wyt. BT.r.th Bee 84 P. C.p. BU. Bm snPoH skatinff toct f.n th 3111 Hopjon W' 3 glazed, lightning fast track at Mis- spa Sirloin Planked Nunn 1J Km C'lambless 4 Teaaue urina setting a new Olympic rec- Panhorst Kennamer 2 I.

Pius 2 CARTOONS Sut: Belllncrath BeesHarris. CapUol Heights Beee Lancaster 2. ora or nuiiuies, to.i seconus. Tony Sailer, a handsome young Austrian who resembles movie star Tyrone Power, gave a dazzling exhibition of speed and skill Maxwell 79 Ramer IS Biaha Kussman 7 Jhumsky 4 Moss Box Office Opens Shows 6:30 and 8:25 You Can See All The Show at Late as. 9: 10 Tomuovie 32 Kenninglon race, finishing 17th in 8:10.6.

Gene'Sandvig 'of Minneapolis, a pipe layer and ex-football player, was 31st in 8:25.5, fdllowed by Art Longsjo of Fitchburg. Mass 40th in 8:40 and Charles Bueke, the Chicago steamitter, who came in 43rd in 8:47.4. Austrians dominated the men's giant slalom, winning the first three places and also the sixth. Sailer showed remarkable finesse in sweeping through the 69 gates which dot the (7.700 feet) course. The Russians finally found their masters here, with Aleksander Filatov getting the highest finish at 34th.

Andreas Molterer of Austria was second in 3 minutes 6.3 seconds, followed by teammate Walter Schuster in 3:07.2. Beach 20 RuVs'u 4 in capturing the giant slalom race Brady 4 6 A I 1 i I I I I 'y V- ONLY Subs: Maxwell Demon, Shaffer 4. Ramer Cummmgs. TONIGHT in 3 minutes, .1 secona. Americans failed to place in both of these championships.

Their best was 17th in the speed race, 13th in the giant slalom. The Russians, who also got a ft Lantrstoa 21 Scale 3 Feller Hodgir.s 8 SERVED WITH 12 AND VNDEB WAFX Blue 44 Pna. Galllon 9 Larson Marshall 14 Opensha Keville a $11 50 "rfv" coucn mira piace in uie a.uwiiieLti oca Duchess Potatoes en Bordure Green Vegetables Garnished with Golden Brown Onion Rings with the Ranch Salad Bowl and our French Dressino, Hot Rolls, Butter. 1 mmmmemsmammmmmmmmm fAIRVIEtVAVtNUtr tUGHWA1 skating race, created another surprise when Yry Moschkin grabbed the lead in the tough Olympic Nordic combined by winning the pumping part of the two-ply Subs: WAPX Graham 7. Scott 10.

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2. re Stenersen of Norway. Stenersen viewers, snearod: Montgomery rau- -1 held second. Americans again were Tnetiora. out of tne picture.

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Jan. 29 Coach Joel Eaves Auburn ft. 1" jodbold 11 Svaoie 2 Ramsey 5 McSwaln Harris 2 Bailey 6 Bubs: Alega Borcen. Maxwell Olawe. I (Febber 17 Pas.

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WUbanks Meyers. IS AND UNDER nation, while Auburn hasn't even appeared innhe AP balloting since January of last year when they I I Chicken fVz Fried i FRENCH FRIES it' -A 75 LETTUCE TOMATO ENDS TONIGHT Opin p.m. Shows 6:30 8:30 Last Complete Feat-jr 9:10 Your Asadsmy Aarard Ss-gZmjf. Ti Winaia Star i a-5 i ft- 5 PERRY'S SYSTEM I C'mi rom Jeff Oavi Hotel SI? I 4 Phon. 2-131 namer Z7 ran.

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A trio of Tigers are hitting in the double figures. Bill McGriff, a 67 inch sophomore center, leads the pack with an average of 14.8 points per game for a total of 178 tallies. Forward and captain, Jim O'Donnell, is second with an average of 13.3, while his running mate, forward Kay Slayden, is close behind with 13.1. The other two starters, guards Brownie Nelson and Henry Sturkie. have been scoring at a pace of 9.5 and 8.5, respectively.

McGriff also leads in field goals with 66, but Nelson has bucketed the most charity shots, 49. O'Donnell, who owned the SEC's sixth best free throw percentage prior to the Tigers' tussle with Jacksonville State, has upped his average from .770 to .779. He had a two for two night against the Gamecocks. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT this picture will neither interest nor entertain Children ALSO COLOR CARTOON I50 Hunter 10 Rusaton 2 Green Dunbar 2 Subs: Maxwell Northam 4. Denapoli, Shore, Lane.

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Blount Haygood 4 Julian 10 Wise 3 0D0D as- Searcy 5 Ledyard 3 Subs: Mfflute Men Walker 1, Newson la. "m- Pete Burke Takes Title In PGA Meet DUNEDIN, Jan. 29 WV-Pete a little-known pro from Huntington, N- today won by one stroke the annual PGA Seniors Golf Tournament after shooting spectacular golf on the final hole. Burke, younger brother of Billie Burke who is a former National Open champion, shot a 75 on the final round for a 54-hole total of 215. This was one stroke ahead of OCK Willoweit of Dayton, Ohio, who also shot a.

75 today. The tournament is for professional golfers 50 and above. It was played on the PGA National course where par is 72. JOE ZARHARDT THIRD Joe Zarhardt of Greensboro, N. was a stroke behind at 217 for third, followed by Frank Straz-za of Greenwich, and Bill Black, Huntsville, at 219.

Burke, just turned 50 and who never won a major tournament in his playing went into today's round witi a one-stroke lead. He clung to that lead until the eind all r-H-r i II i i 4 v. --4 'I Si -1 it 'f1 Is i. 1 3 I i 1 i 00 3DCim A breaks oo SlAStlNS ELEME.VTART BLl'IC Ceugara 1 Pas. Bearcat, it McGraw Keldorph 3 Williama 4 Murphy Dyer 4 Johnson Nlebols 1 D.

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OnMaSoOP-WarnirColor eo-retmi JOANNE DRUf WKUH DOlieSt-fUlSnwRT-KSTlOra MYXMt rius COLOR CARTOON and NEWS VIEWS Feature, at 1:34 3:31 S.2S 7:23 and 9:22 P.m. want a a aJ am: 11:10, 1:05, 2:30, 4:30 6:10. 7:0. 9:30 TODAY TUESDAY MORE LITTLE RASCALS in "TWO TOO YOUNG' LATEST WORLD NEWS 0te LAST DAY sifiOEteiiiiF mam aTLaT AISLES 4 WW 'H3KB3K1HI 16th when he double bcgyed and Willoweit came even with him-They broke even on the 17th and on the par four 18th came Burke's fine shooting. V.

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