Sun-Journal from Lewiston, Maine • 2

'r- 'I'" i' 1 uKwinw nwmmn mm DECEMBER MONDAY 18 rmrarow Emma lomriu unrtmiTAinnn main ila OUR CHILDREN -irt 1 I'f- Books Can Be Source of Comfort By ANGELO rATU Christmas is oiv tha way' and th children must have their One the it again and fcYStock Exchange is their day a day of fun and gtad-ncr cf Deace 011 earth and Rood will toward men particularly In the homes where children are reared in fe-Hcnowtodtfe te what good Will mesne Gifts dplight the hearts of children They are not particular about the eoet of them Just so- they have the fun of receiving them opening the pecks gee and being surprised The sunrise is part of the fun It can be a- doll that waa expected a wagon MDut the that waa hoped for but the kind and jedlng- of a godd book to it-only start Ra owner will rad again There wfll- be certain bits of it to which he will return again and again tor refreshment and entertainment 4hat book -knit into' bis being as no1 other' thing bc owns ever- can be 1 1 am thinking of course of a good book not any bit of krtnt One of the born that has livaafthrough yars of -reading by generation ripr generation to what to qatded Then to wide ehoia and-aome-people find it diffieult fo aelcet the right book Some tklnk ft should be one that eduates the child by teaching him facto I do not belong to that group Chrtotmsa to a time for frlig tala imaginative stories ftWM-l Dtbney wn R-T ifuk Mml A BwWa AmSugar Am TeF Td AaT Tbb Am Water ifLJfceES- asters? SSS" 58 fk Beth Stel 99 100 ft Canadian Fac 10 8 Chef Ohio 424 h- Chrysler 634 Columbia Gas A El 11 t- Com Southern 2 Edison 21 62 11 2 NEW YORK -JF- Led by selected rails stasis and assorted industrials the stock market today extended its recovery on expanded dealings 'Rising' tendencies were present at an acjlve opening While there wen a number of exceptions and the pace slpwed trmttfVals gaiqs of free ttons to a point or mors predominated near the fourth hour Short covering by professionals and other buying audited to the thought that reinvestment demand Should Memos more insistent as tax selling wanes provided bullish inspiration Some customers held aloof to await final congressional action on anti-inflation proposals and developments abroad Carriers were spurred by hopes for freight rata boosts bi front most of the time were Uuion Pacific Pennsyvania Railroad Nickel Plate Railway (at a 1947 peak) Chesapeake ft Ohio Great Northern Railway Southern Pacific Steel Bgtniehem Steel Fol-lansbee Steel Youngrtown Sheet Pacific Western OIL Skelly Oil Mission Corp Rubber Montgomery Ward Deere Dpuglas Aircraft Western Union Dow Chemical and Caterpillar Tractor Occasional stumblers Included Chrysler American Telephone Kenneeett Du Amt Allied Chemical and Penney Bonds did better and major commodities strengthened Supported in the curb were Scul-lin Steel end Reliance Electric (on pleasing disoursements) American Republics Derby Oil Aluminum of America and International Hydro-Electric Preferred Backward were United Shoe Machinery (on an antitrust suit) Lake Shore Mines A Stein ft Co and Sherwin Williams color can be a surprise There should be) a there was In Wise Men's gifts something of ethhqrof pure luxury it has no utilitarian use but a spiritual uplifting value like a book a Jewel a bit of bauty My favorite among these to a book A book an mean ra much an be such real source of comfort an be such a friendly bit iff be-long'nx that no Christmas stocking should bo without it The toy soon will be worn out lost or forgotten its Usefulness over very soon But the book once rad remains for a lifetime in memory affecting tbe thinking and behavior of the child HALLE GETS LEWISTON pAKKtNG fMVIL JUEb This photograph snapped this morning in front of tike Lewiston City Building shows Captain Roland Amnott of the Lewiston Police Department placing a sticker on the automobile of Mayor Rosaire Halle of Auburn which will(ollow him free parking privileges in Lewis loq The ticker Was presented ehief executive by Mayor Louis Gagne of Lewisfcpi Froni-laft to right are Auburn City Manager Bernal Alleii Mayor Gagne Captain Amnott and Mayor Halle 48 185 44 52 25 25 57 57 44 25 20 26 12 46 27 52 53 17 14 20 4 9 17 58 1S 54 9 27 17 46 27 25 76 16 59 22 102 Is 77 138 12 29 21 45 Curtls-Wright Douglass Aircraft 40 DuPont Da 1894 Eastfoan EL Auto Gen Electric Gen food Gen Motors Goodrich Goodyear Grant Hudson Motor bit Nickel bit Tel Kenn Copper Kresge Macki'ruck Montgomery Wart' Sash Kelvins tor Central Northern Pac Packard Mot Pan Airr Arwys Pennsylvania Phillies Pete Pub 8 of Pullman Radio Corps Sezn-Roe Sinclair Oil Southern Pec Southern Ry Soc-Vae Texas Co -Cano ft Union ft Union Pec Unite4 Fruit 8 Rubber 44 52 25 25 57 58 42 254- 20 28 12 48 27 52 52 17 12 20 4 0 17 58 ie 54 0 26 16 45 26 33 16 58 22 101 149 52 44 76 128 12 29 20 45 US Steel Pld Warner Pictures Westlnghouse Western Union Wool worth Boston Bank Stocks lint NatL 47 50 Natl Shawmut 22 24 Merchants NatL 290 215 Bocklind NatL 55 60 New York Bank Stocks Bankers Must Bank Manhattan Chase NatL Cham Bk Tt nut NatL Guaranty Trust Irvins Rust Mamifar HOSPITALS CENTRAL MAINE GENERAL Dlsefcargas Mrs Arthur Tsnersde Warren Joseph Roy ll Lafayette Therese Simard 725 Sabattus Wilfrid Bus-slere 1041 Lisbon: Gedeoa Dalla're 17 Horton Roger Veilleux 4 Curtis Philip Therriault Sabattus Mrs Alfred Dehetre 928 Lisbon: Leon Ouellette East Livermore Mrs Roland Savlgny and boy 27 Laurel Vincent Palangl 119 Cedar: chette and girl 124 Mrs Willie Blan- Mrs Gagne Returns Halle Parking Promising between the unlimited cooperation Twin Cities Mayor of Lewiston today presented ehief executive Mayor Rosaire Halle with a sticker which will allow the Auburn Mayor free parking privileges while he is in Lewiston Mayor action came after Halle had presented him with such an honor which the Mayor has been enjoy inc for some time The sticker which has the colors of Lewiston High School as a backgrounds reads Mayor Welcome to Lewston' and has the city's seal stamped on it fn making the presentation Mayor Gagne told his colleague he took vreal pleasure in placing this on 7 this morning The boy said he waj re-Third: Ter-to1" hmne fm a dance at the nand Poulin and girt 412 Lisbon: topped and ordered at Auburn Municipal Court by of the Unwanted Birthday Drink Gets Bickford Into Trouble Then thfire an beautiful stories tike "Little Women" and of Sunnybrook Farm" Hie older group of children an have cny book their elders read according to -their taste To be acceptable the book must be one the child would choose not the one the adult thinks wopld be good for him This to not lesson time but Christmas time when Dk: ken's Carol" to In order of transit bus service to cover Cumberland Androscoggin Avenues end Hackett Street The petitioners wuuM have the Webber Avenue bus go from Lisbon Street atom Webber Avenue to Ptoarant Street across East Avenue to Bartiett Street Extension tto Cumberland Avenue to Hackett Street to Androscoggin Avenue and back to Lisbon Street to do a little explaining Umalf To Johnson's auesttons the man aid he thought that he eras on Mud a body of water to whidi la fishing to allowed Friends gave him the proper di-rectirais he said and by following them be came out right where the yrarden found him eland this morning the man waf -sincere Judge Afonso Conant mnfttad the fine uoon neyment at the costa eoit-Davfatoon only $470 il Lewis Bickford 47 of 40 Spring Street Auburn spent Sunday his in a cool clean cell provided moat gratiously by the Auburn police And it was a woman as is usually tiie case that caused the sorry plight Pleading guilty to belnjt totox- icatsd Sat night tick was fined $5 and cost ol today fine was reimtte: on payment coats ($739) anc the sentence suspended tor two days Stewart Bring Back All the Kittens PUC Holds Hearing on Bus Extension Petition Wednesday The Maine Public Utilities Commission will conduct a hearing on a pet'tion to extend Webber Avenue bus service on o'clock at the in The petition signed by Dr Phil of Lewiston residents alb for ex- The Auburn Police Station was the home of two tittle kittens this afternoon and another member of their family waa in the woods off Garfield Road" The kittens so cute in their black and white) colors that one Journal die Id idopt one were found in a bag off the Garfield Road this morning by Officer Leslie' Stewart of the Auburn Police Department after tbe office had received a cortl-plaitn a passing car had thrown a DR THOMAS CROTKAUj Dr Thomas Croteau 67-Year-Old Health Officer at" Jay Dies Dr Thomas Crol-teau 67 of Chisholm formerly of ewston died Sunday at St ary? General Hospital following long illness Dr Croteau waa burn June 1 188a at St Julie the son at Thomas and Cesaria Lambert Croteau He came to Lewiston at the age of five and received his education in the parochial aohoola He was graduated from the College ot-Levls-and Iscy-Les Moll-neaux of Paris France Dr Croteau alao attended a medical school in Palestine He received hie medical degree from -Montreal Univarsity in 1907 and began practice in Lewiston later going to Chisholm where be practiced the past 27 yews Ha was i de iim Church LUnion St Jean de Baptiste the Artisans Catholic Foresters the Franklin County Medical Aasocia tion and Maine State Medical Association Dr Croteau has been health officer for the town of Jay the oast 27 veers 1 Survivors include his widow Carmela Lapointe Croteau five daughters Mrs Frank Morin and Mi Reins of Chisholm Mrs Den nis Leblanc and Mrs Louis Four nier of Lewiston: Mrs Regis A Le-nage of Auburn four sons Thomas Dennis Andre and Augustin all of Lewiston two sisters Mrs George Rousseau of sjmriaton and Sister Candide da Sion of Saskatoon Canada two brothers Francis of Lewiston and Albert of Auburn la lasa 67 HMMnlBS bis Dr Thesuc CM VtaMial to bo bold Wednesday at a sfelask Itoawbis an Mas CtuiKh Stmt OiU-VWMnl BBdsr tbs dlnc-of tbs Plnstts IMnl Dinetors Fred Philbrick Timber Executive Dies at Skowhegan SKOWHEGAN -IP- Fred Phil-Irick 83 who for many yean prior to his retirement seven yearr ago was assistrnt treasurer of the Kennebec Log Driving Company died today at nis home here He laves a widow Mrs Edith Savage Philbrick a niece Mrs Mary Lord Portsmouth and tour nephews Donald Philbrick of Capa Elizabeth former Speaker of the Milne House of Representatives Karl Philbrick Bangor William PhObrle'c Skowhegan and Phillip Burrill Rochester Alexander Klemanski Local Man Found Dead in Bed Alexander Klemanski about 72 wa found dead in his room at 215 Park Street Lewiston at 9:30 this morning The man an employee of the Bata Manufacturing Compaiv was found deed in bed by a Mrs Bartskus in whose rent he had occupied a room tor the past six yon Dath according to County Medical -Examiner Romeo A Bellvau was from natural causes Mr Klemanski was last sera about 10 o'clock last night by Mrs Bartskus who said the man had gone to bed about that time but that she had heard him gati up sometime during the night He was bom in Lithuania the sou of Kasimens and Annie Zalis Klemanski and had come to Lewiston about 45 orx ago Ha bad been unddftTO'are of a physKJan here for some time A member of St Patrick's chun he lava one daughter Monika df Argentina three brothers Stanley of LeWiston Kazbneras of Auburn and Yuovis of Lithuania five sisters Mrs Mary Dantmis of Auburn Anna Ouragdaunla of Webster Lucy Baiekonls of Lisbon' Eva Bartkw rnd Anaatozize Narvalsieni of Lithuania In LswMsa' 15 at lbs PUaaral Cooley nuiml srinM HU4 WsJnssJsy morsta ut a o'clock foUowodiro EoqulMi Usk Haas at at Cbaich St o'clock Rriativos aad tncnSo ora to Maily lavttad Edwin Robert Hanscom The fuiferal of Edwin Robert Hanscom 10 months old was held Monday afternoon from the home of his grandparent? Dr and Mrs Hanscom in Greene Dr Ray- bora Zerbv officiated Bearers were Richard Jackman of Fayette Basil Hanaeoip Of Waters villa Russell Costello-rand Gil bert Wood of Lewiston inter men Was at Vylley cemetery in' Greene The boy died Batiwday night at home 40 Cottago Street He had been under treatment Jbr pgute brimcfaltis and asthma Ha waa fne only child of Robert and Mary Jackm nan Hanaedm nin Charlotte Hunting Mrs Charlotte Hunting 94 died at her home here Friday night after being confined to her home six weeks follow 'all in which she broke her hip was ban at Oxford Mur 19 1853 tiie ana daughter of Nathan ana Sarah Soule Dudley A graduete of Hebron Acaa emy rhe taught achool gt Oxford and Payer Ms riage she lived at years returning to Wi rears ago She" was- a Oxford Grange and wu the Civil War widow surviving here She wu also a member of the Three narters Century Club and the -So rtv of Mkyfiowor Descendants Surviving on daughter Mr Florence Brett of Welchvilto two sons Joseph of Welch and Fume of Pittsburg Pa: a sifter Mxv Nathaniel LUlBtohf Plymouth Mass two grandchildren and a greatgrandchild rheodore Hayes her mar 22 44 member Muddle Over Mild Pond Costs Fisherman $470 boilermakers Eh? Asks Judg He Hakes The Check $2540 Mrs Roger Bee hard and girl Lowell Court Mrs Willard Marr Sabattus Laurier Brule Greene Ssmtiel Demers 94 Spring: Harry Thurlow Oxford: Robert Whitman Mrs Theodore St Pierre and boy S3 College: Mrs Lewis KIrschner and girl Norway: Mary 209 College Lewiston: Mrs Thomsen end girL 102 Nichols: ard McFadden 15 Fourth Avenue: Albert Hrrvey 21 Bates Lewiston-Cheryl Buasiers No Turner: Elmer Campbell Cushman Place Auburn: Charles Goldthwalte 4 High Auburn Gorham Babb SO Orange Mrs Philip BonnelL Strong: Mrs Bertrand Dostie and girl 400 Court Auburn: Mrs Alfred KUbreth and boy North Turner: Mrs Jame Morrow Poland Spring: Mrs Hiram Patterson rnd girl 68 Highland Avenue Auburn Mrs George Gould Norway: lira Fred Vilarand San ford: Norman Hamlon Oxford: Lorraine Lord Lisbon: Joseph Hodge Mechanic Falls: Leo Guil-met te 142 Dr Henry Beck Gray Births A boy to Mrs Romeo Dube 151 Bradley Street: a boy to Mrs Joseph Berube 61 Bummer a girl to Mrs Ark Young 20 Lisbon: a girl to Mrs Bertrand Goulet 24 River girl to Mrs George Labbe Brunswick: a boy to Mrs Alvie Voisine 67 Lincoln a buy to Mrs Gerald Gaudreeu 79 Maple: a boy to Mrs John McMann 477 Main: a girl Mrs George Goodwin New Gloucester A girl to' Mrs Cam Bon nay North Paris: a boy to Mrs Donald Severy Sabattus: a boy to Mrs Roland Swift 24 Union: a boy to Mrs Henry Liwy 123 Lowell: a bov to Mrs Alfred Jalbert 78 Fourtf Auburn boy to Mrs Willard Mills Louise Auburn: a girl to Mrs Archie Whltmann 33 Western Promenade and a boy to Mis Kenneth Bergeron Sahaftper ST GENERAL DflMhftfffM Mrs Rosario Malllette 15 New man Mrs Antonio Cloutier 192 Bartlett Mrs Hubert Deechecnes end boy 62 Fifth: Roland Tanerede Old Green Road Mrs Joseph Nadoti and girl 80 Howard: Mrs Loins1 Labreeque 77 Birch: Mrs Clarenes Godreau 71 Maple: Bin Arthur Donne 91 Walnut Mrs Frederick Oljaafidjghrl West Paris: Mix Lawrence Finklestein ll Central: Mrs Normand Carpenter and bov Sabat-tus Road: Sirs Luden Allard and giri 789 Lisbon Mrs Henry Nolln 125 Ash: Mrs Luden Guay 20 Bradley: Mis Eugene Champagne 14 Chestnut Mrs Bertrand Math leu 16 Germain Jutraa 45 Sylvan: Mrs! Norman Tardif 25 Railroad Allay Mrs Normand Gregoire Thome Avenue: Mrs Albert Blanchette 38 Knox Mrs Jullen Fortin 85 West Rose Hill Mrs Georgs Leavitt Gray pirths A boy to Mrs Reynold1 Beaucage 29 Beckett: a girlto Mrs Georse O'Connell 133 Webster a gill to Mrs Frank Kariros Lisbon and -Still to Mrs Paul Pinaxd Gosnold Ave-nue-Aubum VFW Encampment Here in 1948 Lewiston will be hoat-to-the-tttB- annual encampment of Igaine Vet- eranr of Foreign Wars June 4 5 and A The announcement is made asaiv by Ralph Pindtte Dionne Post encampment corporation president -V He reports that Jine progress is being made and he and other officers of the entertaining 4ost attended a meeting -in Baneor Sunday when the Dept of Maine VFW of Administration confirmed the data recommended hr the Corporation Corporation -officers are as follows: Wallace Ciodtier registration: Patrick Metis Legal affairs Guy Nadeau banquets Pinette receptions and guests Comndr Dennis Bruno publicity El wood Ross halls and meetings: Charles Weeman entertained and speakers Fred A Nolln and Raymond Dupres parades and Dionne nousing Going 70 in Poland Costs Driver $1250 70 Plead MPH Inf nineteen-year-old David Prockett of Raymond was fined 85 and costs of court a total of $1250 State Trooper Stanley Haskell He was driving a half-ton truck Fight Pictures Give Different Slant To Louis-Walcott Scrap BY GEOBGE CALL The outcome of the Joe Louis-Jersey Joe Walcott bout for the heavyweight championship Dec 5 will probably always be questioned by those who thought as Louis apparently did when he started to lave the ring immediately after the final round! that the challenger was the winner but pictures of the battle now shoving at the Ritx Theater will undoubtedly alter to sane extent the opinions of those who felt Walcott In viewing the film this morning the wnor could see for himself that Joe Louis compete: like a whether upright or on the canvas There is no question but what Louis won if we are to consider that thg Judges gave extra point each round to the champion ffl aggression when very few if any points could rightfully go to Walcott for the same tactics Waleett Tsagh Them Is no question but what Walcott is a rugged tough scrapper and he was certainly there with the counter-punching Time and again he followed Louts aggressive surges with solid sights to the head The knockdowns both scored by the ehrllenger were the xesul: of determined counterattackin'- at times when the Brown Bomber vas really throwing leather In the see-end round Louis was on his feet 'mmediately apparently unstunned and undamaged after a count of two In the fourth titer catching' a solid counterpunch when flailing at Wileott with both bandr-hr one- of the corners the champ went down rolled immed'ately to one knee and than bounced up on the count of seven It was when he regained his fact that Louis seemed to be in trouble the only tima during the film He fairly on" for about a minute but strengthened before thebell The fastest action comes in the seventh ooued as both men slug it out in the center of the ring In this stansa as was the can most of- the time Louis was this aggressor but the harder or the faster be lashed out at tiie challenger Walcott -retaliated with equal gusto and effectiveness- Louis reafcy hammered away at Walcott in tiie ninth round Part of the jgtlnn renested In slow mo tien revealing Walcott's cons'stency in counter-punching The on other slow motion shot was in the second round wMn the knockdown was re-pdted Also shown in the film was Walcott's wild miss in the twelfth round following which he crashed to the canvas in the center of ring Aside from the actual fighting the picture which lasts 19 minuses shows the participants entering the ring announcements tbe end of the fight including Louis' attempt at a quick exit and demonstration of disapproval tor handlers after the result has been -f 1 HtV LOCfllS Attorney Benjamin Arena has received notice from Washington that through the courtesy of Geo Wing Jr he has been made a member of the American Peace Sociqty for 1948 Lewiston firemen extinguished a blare in the oven of a stove at 307 Bates Street It 2:14 AM today According to the fire department report rags were on-fixe in the oven At 2:19 A the firefighters were called to 19 Bates Street where they nut out -himney fire Securities PORTLAND L1 the Honor-Gives Privileges your automobile as it demonstrates he ipirit of cooperation between our two Thanking Mayor Gagne for the honor Mayer Halle declared and Auburn are so clot a physically that wa must work together in order to aecompli-h the hurt poalble Present at the ceremonies to 'layer Gagne's office were City Manager Bernal Allen of Auburn and Capta'n Ro'and Amnott of the Lewiston Police Department Captain Amnott was representing Chief Thomas Johnson who was out of town After the presentation the group proceeded to Halle's- automobile where Mayor Gagne and Captaiu Amnott affixed the pape sticker Bickford a single man told the court that where be has his-meels insisted on offering him drinks to celebrate Ur coming birthday He waa not used to imbibing he and it affected him more than it should have The 'ast time he was arrested for intoxication he exulalred wSs at Lewiston Municipal Court about s'v ears ago-He was arrested Jir Officer Oric Mitchell Jr of the Auburn notice who evidently doesn't believe in birthdays burtegbag eontailnng the eats auto the i i of the highway jOfflcer Stewart the eat handler was immediately dis patched to the scene but upon his arrival saw one of the kittens make bis escape and run into tbe woods The officer gave chase but even his long tees could not keep up with the new-born animal Tbe other two remained in the bag and were taen to police headquarters where they were to be given away Admitting that they consumed a few during the evening John Fraser 20 end William Gagnon 25 both of Rum-ford bad little chance at Auburn Municipal Court this morning to prove that they wen not intoxicated when arrested Sunday by Officers Valcourt end Garland The fact that a case of beer sons bottles empty some full was found in their car along with a eouple of whiskey bottles didn't help their ease eliher They were four! guilt by Judge Alonzo Conant and fined a riding on the with girls made Officer monting that he by the fire at Home last the proceed slowly across the road to move Valcourt over to see behind the the boy waa the fret that driving Valcourt have arrested the influence the back seat the officer Giri llldW the Battle According fo dFal court the -party tried to hide one of the bottles of whiskey by throwing it out of the carr- The officer emria'ned that when hg first looked into the automobile he saw one of the girls hiding a bottle underneath her legs He went back to the patrol egr to radio headquarters and when -he he found the bottle returned he found the bottle on the ground outside of thg vehicle When ailed to the stand each of the young men admitted having a few drinks Gagnon said he had 'four or five mouthfuls washed down by beer- Only the men drank the whiskey he said although the girls did have a quantity of bar1 Here Judge Conanf anted eh?" Gagnon nodded in the affirmative 1 When Frasfcr got to the Stand he protested to the court that the police would not allow- -hf blood tear when brought The court -inf that such procedure was available oily fn the ease of one charged with drunken driving According to the arresting officer Fraser-was mory intoxicated than was Gagnon When JudgcrConant announced his finding Gagnon paid for the oJhem by check The awrage American used an estimated II quarts of ice cream in 2947 whic -tower JhanTtbn ka-ottl $05 quarts in 1940 Way lrad nothing on Rupert Davidson Si of 195 Bradman Street Auburn who pleaded guilty to fishing in a dosed pond at Auburn Municipal Court this morning and wsa fined $10 and costa of court Davidson wu jound yesterday morning by Warden Stillman1 Johnson pa LltUe Wilson Pwd Tto the toe As the ward -n approached Davidson ariced oond tonf by any chance closed to It?" He soon lamed that it wu and then had Economic (Continued from Page One) and increases in gold reserves behind currency issues An That Casld Be Deae Chairman Wolcott (RrMich) of the House Bank'd 'Committee ed the riehstc with that the Republican bill cm-bodylnd a effort" principle allows could do at the special serai on When a Republican Rep Smith 1 When a Republican nep omnn of Ohio declared the GOP measure Maiqe Plants Sofili-Jabar NatL City Public NatL Treasury Balance WASHINGTON-JP-The position of 47UL Augusta Man Is Fined in Gardiner GARDINER Alton Green of Hicks Road Augusta was fined 25 and costs of U5 in Gardinex Municipal Court Monday morning rafter being found guilty of speeding Friday at- the Junction of Plummer Street and Brunswick Avenue Takes Little Yardage 4647 SIZES 110 enuandr A44 2 un Anne Adams Sweet little outfit for sweet little rls Pattern 4647 -One yard makes iscket plysiumper sire 2 Blouse me piece Transfer for embroidery This pattern easy to use simple sew is tested lor fit Includes -omplete illustrated instructions Pattern 4647 coma in uses 1 2 3 4: 5 6 8 10l Sire 3 lumper and Jacket taka 1 yard 39-inch blouse yard 35-inch Send -fifteen- eants for the New -Vail and Winter Pattern Book Printed in this book-are free Qi-i-cctlong for making eight useful lifts Order now! Send 25c in coins securely wrapped vnur and address clearly or in ted else desired and oattem iftmber to Lewiston Bvanina Touc-uil Pgttern Dept 242 Writ 17th St New Ybrk 11 Please Put A clrcle Around Sin Wanted purnal Pattern Sixes: 1 2'L i 681a MI66M996SI Name Mdis rv 7" i -V aty I9ISHI9999I9M9 5 i Jtatr would the notoriously d'seradited NBA" Wolcott declared is nothing faintly resembling NBA coda in this bin" The Republican measure oropraed voluntary agreep-ents in industry to meet ap'rsling Jiving coats el- though tt would specifically outlaw nriee under such agreements Where industry agreements was approved by the President antitrust laws would be suspended Wolcott etriphasised that agree- irents eporoved by the Presmem wheel: he said -and under the oronosed Jaw are tier kent the violators would be subject to orosecution under the anti truri laws setting up a straw-man to combat the menace of inflat'on in onroney (D-Okl sad Rep total of $1270 each The two men were Mechanic Falls Road when tbe arrest was Valcourt said this was guiding traffic the Percock Nursing night when he saw ear and id it to over a line laid When the car failed said he walked wht was wrong Hd found Fraser heel he said rand intoxicated Bui for ha didn't see him continued he would him for under1 Gagnon waa in the same condition said to reopen the wages serttoq of theft contract A request for a 15 cents per hour general wyge increase wu presented to tiie mills gt the nme time Under the contract whidi ig effective until next August the wara nrovia'ons could be renegotiated -n of Jaimar 1 1948 nmvtdins the vnlos notified the ipOte of its Inflmtiors 60 davs nrtoc to Jan 1 D'-rcto Jsbar rshhnd Southern New Puelurvl m'lto eentN granted-a I8 toewe' a sixth nate hoiidav to ti 1 At the time it was stated that locate lively would oattern for the north era New Eng land mills TMVK1IMP MW 0 dava nrtoc tr enDfotoed m'lto ra- lnewa and ti-- TWUA ted that the Sev p- 'Y 1 I e'- St- Negotiations between Woken Union of Amertea CIO and the Maine textile plants likely ertll be underway "this week or next Gwnfta Jatm Maine Director of the TWUA old today No definite date yet has been set however he stated Tbe TWUA notified the mills several weeks ao ol an Intention Maine Boy Shoots' Self in Face ELLSWORTH -P- Carl Taylor 8 son of Mr and Mrs Howard Taylor Hancock waa aeriously wounded today when hb perento told sheriff Nairn Dyer heihot himself in the fae with a SI ol rifle Eastern Maine general hospital ficials In Bangor aid the ngme wu on the danger Rat Sheriff Dyer aid no details of the shooting had been received It to estimated per man-hour in the more than quadrupled between 18 and 1940 Theodore Havas 87 died Sunday at his home on the Soria Mills Road MA Hayes wu born Jan 18 1880 in Crelsea the -son-of Hiram and Lucy Brown Hayes Herasided here an of his lug with the exception of 20 ygars spent at Caribou Survivors include widow Mar-relia Saisburv Havu: five rona Hiram A of Mercer Walter Warren of Oillfornuri David -of Po-quonnoe Bridge Gonn and Fred A of Somerville tear: thru daughters Mrs Cole and- Mrs Ada A Allen of Auguste and Mrs UCWiM DM PriyaM fluursl i the Textile He said the orocedure under whdi it was brought up is and accused RenrjUeans of bevng renorted to it to kill the bill so they can noint the' finger of shame at the Democratic party know this bfil- better dead than alive" he added Mbnroney accused tiie banking committee's Republican majority of bad fa'h in its orocedure gome Msdir'esttens While the House waa locked in debate the Senate-House committee headed bv Senator Tift (R-Ohio) came forth separately with a decision to recommend' deri I rongress'onal action on six of the I lew controversial In the 10-Doini anti Inflation plan jubmit-' ted by Mr TrumanJt-But there were soire modifications six mints included- con-tnol xi-consumer credit control of speculative commodft extension of exoort trahsportation controls expansion of gra'ir eonservrt'nn prketicea and steps to increase food produriipn abroad and some voluntary' rattier than eomnuisory to marketin' livestock ani pouHrrat' grain f' The Taft comm tion on the other -foSPRoifits Monronev fold the House during the brief debate on1 the GOP mu that tbe minority assured that this bill was going! before the rules committee JqrtFric clears ranee to the flopr Jl "Cart LiVg thg Evnult Felnw Coats or The 8na and Thg ounsl RAMPIjR- CARD OF THANKS CASD or IWANKa ft vua la UnnS am rriathn frig Mirtm and amhm of Ihy Ma Wr ttw MiM Sympaihf riwwa as taaSr vent Mrwiirm-at aks Mr tha Mao-Ifol floral irihai Tor 0n Paper Only efthex Suh Or Journal the coat Is $1 00 (f more wdnto nr more slgna-turu prr requirad there to aht ddttianal barge based oh -w'TSftiSlSS TO AVOID DELAV sure to send tash with Aw Ths Ltwiiini DsQf In -sad Uwiaton KvsaiafJoBrBal Aflvtftfiiliif HJVLPayson wv Investment 2- EXCHANGE ST TELEPHONE 2-2711 teeal Representative: -Mr- Lerey CL' Lm TM Werwsy MVB Um 'Mphi UaeSlaw tsMUt Omn ji.