Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 20

These Advertisers Wish You a Merry Christmas and Prosperous New Year Flies From Korea for Reunion With Refugee Parents BETHLEHEM. Pa. (J) A 21- year-old Hungarian-born GI was flying back lo Ihc United States today on a monthlong "morale" furlough from Korea for a reunion with his parents, Hlungarian refugees themselves only 11 days. This Christmas holiday is going to be an extremely merry one for Pfc. Victor Laczo for it be the first time he has seen his mother and father, Karoly and Gizclla Laczo, since he came to America seven years ago.

The Laczos and an adopted daughter, Erika, arrived at Camp IKilmer, N.J., Dec. 13 and are now living In a Bethlehem apartment arranged for them by the woman's aunt. Mrs. Frank Bess- enhoffer of suburban Miller Heights. night.

He was TJC. HP was employed by the Rath Packing Co. of Walorloo. Iowa, as a sales promoter and had appeared on nationally televised programs out of Cleveland. LaMere formerly taught music at the Indian school in Flandreau, S.D., at Carson City, and in the high school at Haskell Insti- ti'te, Lawrence Kan.

"He is survived by his widow and six children. photo SHADES OP CHRISTaiASES PAST-This old-fashioned Christmas tree erected and trimmed by Mrs. Carl Edwards, 319 Pease is old not only in the method of decoration but in the decorations themselves. It carries many items which she has had since childhood and is surrounded by many antiques of special significance to Mrs. Edwards.

Latest Refugees Settle in Homes for Christmas MILWAUKEE 24 Hungarian refugees who arrived here Friday night all are settled in new homes for Christmas. Nine of the refugees remained In Milwaukee, while 15 others departed Saturday for homes elsewhere. A family of six went to Chicago. One couple went to Beloit to live, while two single men went to Waupaca. Racine was the destination of five other persons.

Friday's arrivals were the third group of refugees to come to Milwaukee from Europe. Not all of the 124 arrivals have remained in Milwaukee or Wisconsin. Charles O'Neill of the St. Vincent de Paul Society, which welcomed the Hungarians, said there were no plans for any joint Christmas celebration for the refugees. He said it would be better if they can observe Christmas in their new homes.

Jobs for some of the newest arrivals were found Saturday by the Wisconsin Employment Service. Others were given definite appointments with prospective employers. ic Cheery Christmas Assured Family in Dire Straits BIRMINGHAM. Ala. response to a newspaper story today means that a Birmingham area family can plan for a chcory Christmas.

The Birmingham Post-Herald, after investigating, told about the plight of the family Saturday: 45- year-old father jobless; hardly enough money for food; no money for heat; and four boys, aged 11, 9, and 8 years, and 9 months. From persons who road the story the father has three offers of jobs; half a ton of coal; groceries; 560 in cash; an otter of clothes. "We just want to wish everybody a merry Christmas and God bless them." said the mother. The Post-Herald didn't reveal the name of the family. Antigo Man Held ANTIGO Norman Adkins, 58.

Antigo. died Saturday after he was stabbed seven times with a jackknife. An inquest into his death was scheduled for Thursday. No charges were filed. Sheriff John R.

Gray said Sunday that Adkins' wife, Vergie. 56, was being held under guard at a hospital. Dist. Atty. Charles Avery Jr.

said Mrs. Adkins had been on the side of the head with a bowling pin brandished by husband. The stabbing occunvd in the Adkins home. Maitland Ordained Episcopal Deacon IRON RIVER, Mich, I Maitland, 57, former Wisconsin director of aeronautics, was ordained a deacon in the Episcopal Church in a 75-minute ceremony in St. John's Church here Sunday.

The Rt. Rev. Herman R. Page, bishop of northern Michigan, presided at the ordination, A former Air Force general, Maitland retired from active duty in 1947 and served about a year as Wisconsin's aeronautics director before taking a similar post in JMichigan in 1949. Milwaukee's Maitland Field, discontinued this year to become a site for a Nike antiaircraft installation, was named in the airman's honor.

Maitland Is credited with making the first non-stop flight be tween California and Hawaii 1927. Director of Dells Indian Music Dies LA jCROSSE UFi George La Mere, featured singer and musical director for summer Indian ceremonials at Wisconsin Dells, died at a hospital here Saturday Mom Will Get Gift for Which Son, 9, Almost Gave Life EVERETT, Wash, (fl Christmas will not be exactly as 9-year- old Robert Rorbes Long had planned it, but his mother will get the Christmas present for which Robert nearly gave his life Saturday. Robert lost both legs when switching engine ran over him as ho was liunting for bottles in the Northern Pacific railroad yards here. He told ambulance driver Lonnie Nichols he had been look ing for bottles to sell "so could buy Mommy a Cliristmas present." He had already collected 16 cents for bottles when he went to the railroad yards. On his way to the hospital, he told Nichols he had lost the 16 cents.

Nichols told the story at the hospital. Someone handed Nichols some cash. Before long police, firemen and railroad employes heard about it, and contributed. Nichols hasn't revealed how much was collected, but he says there was plenty lor a present. And what is left over will provide the nucleus of a fund for artificial limbs.

Dr. J. R. Otto, who operated on Robert, said, "He's a pretty sick boy. His general condition is fair, but he's still critical." Robert, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Tug Runs Aground Off Racine; Freed RACINE A 94-ton tug groping through the fog on I-rfikc Michigan, ran aground Sunday 220 yards off Racine's Lighthouse Reef. 2Vi miles from shore. Coast Guard bonis freed the 7S- toot tug after 30 minutes work. The tug, owned by Groat Lakes Towing Co.

of Duluth, was pulled to the docks in the Racine harbor. Daniage to the tug was reported as Robert B. has had several blood transfusions. Mo has been conscious most oC the time and recognized his pairnts at the hospital. About that present for his mother.

Robert's father knows what it is, but he's keeping quiet and not telling. And neither is young Robert. The 34-ypar-old father "Bobby knows he? lost both legs and that he won't walk again for a long time. He realizes he'll need crutches or artificial legs. But he will get along okay.

He's got all the spunk in the world, that kid." Former Whitewater Resident to India WnTEWATER IMi Frances Zuill, head of the home eronomics department, Univcr.sity of Wisconsin, and a former Whilcwatei' resident, is spending several days this week with Miss Lilah Kbcrle. Miss ZuiU will visit friends and relatives in the area. Shortly after Christmas she will leave for India whore she has been appointed an advisor in homo economics in women's colleges of India. Miss Zuill will be on 90-day leave from the university. On Jan.

13, she and Miss Jessie Harris, of Tennessee, will fly from Los Angieles, with stopovers of a few days in Hawaii, tlic Philiiv pines. Hong Kong and Bankok. Their first stop in India will Ix' Calcutta. From here they will go on to Now Delhi and visit all parts of India. They will fly home by way of Japan.

Whitewater Hriefs Curly (Raymond) Chamberlain is a patient in Methodist Hospital, Madison, with a h'oart condition. Mr," and Mrs. Robert Crumb, fori nicrly of Whitewater, now ot Beloit, are the parents of a (laughter, Diane born Dee. 20 in Mercy Hospital, JanesviUe, Mr.s. George Crumb, Whitowafoi-, is paternal grandmother, and Mr.

and Mrs. Kmil Brummond, Janesville, are the maternal grandparents. Mrs, George Winch, Whitewater, is the paternal great-grandmoth- Mrs, Gus Zabcli, who has been hospitalized with a broken pelvic Ixme for the past throe fell Thursday when being helped out Page 20 JANESVIIXK DAILY GAZETTB BIONDAY, DEO. 24, 1956 of bed. and broke her leg near the hip.

Slie is a patient In St. Clano Hospital, Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ankomt- us, Waukcgan, spent the weekend at tho home of his brotlier-in-law and sister, and Mrs. Wilbur Hessclman.

and his mother, Mri. Charles Ankomeus, HOUBAHREETISGS To all our iriends, tld and new. May yom iondest wishes all come true! Anderson Bros. Floor Service 1027 Martin Road Phones PL 4-5928 or PL 2-7G21 Palmyra Ladies Aid Oiiiceis Elected PALMYRA-Officers of tlie Ladies Aid of Skoponong Lutheran Church were elecbed last week. They are: President, Mrs.

Melvin Mason; vice president, Glenn Knuteson; secretai-y, Mrs. Alma Skipper; treasurer, Mrs. Howard Fergc. Department are Mrs. Pearl Faegerdahl, promotions; Mrs.

Will Heinzelman, cradle Mrs. Elise Dubsky, live member-! ship and in memoriam. HERM mwm From all of us here to all ot you friends and patrons everywhere our heartiest best wishes for the Yuletide and the coming New Year. Equity Livestock Sales MONROE, WISCONSIN Season's Greetings A business like ours could not e.xist witliout such friends as you. So, once again we pledge our best in everything we do.

JUNCTION HEATING Milton Junction, Wis. A Very Merry Christmas to All of You From All of Us Janesville Livestock Exchange, Inc. IMione PL 2.386.'5 CHEERY WISHES FOR A HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON! HIDEAWAY TAVERN Norman Nemec, Proprietor S. of Janesville, just off Hwy, GREETINGS! Wishing You a Meiiy Chiistmas Studded With Good Luck and Cheer and the Same in Great Abundance Every Day ol the Year Yuletide Happiness In the Old Merry Way, Is What We Wish lor You on Christmas Day! CHESTER ARNOLD Do Kalb Hybrid Seed Corn De Kalb Baby Chicks Certified Grains Rt. 4, Janesville Dial PL 4-9176 Gunderson Motor Sales Orfordvillo.

Wis. Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service Phone To All Our Customers and Friends Moseley Construction 1901 Pleasant St. Phone PL 2-4908 Our entire staff extends to our many friends CHEERIEST CHRISTMAS GREETINGS! TRACY AND SON FARMS Rte. 1 Janesville Phone PL 2-4077 To our many friends and cus- and thanks for making the past year such a happy one for us! May '57 be good to you! REDENIUS BUILDERS 1525 Purvis Janesville, Wis. Phone PL 2-1915 CHRISTMAS During the year nnw In a close you have been good friends and loyal cuslomors, and at this wo wish lo take Ihi.s means of thanking you for your valued patronaKC and extending lo yuu our wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy Nczv Year 'ir ''0 Indian Ford, 1 JD 1 Wisconsin HOLIDAY GREETINGS Your Conoco SuBer Heating Oil Man! TRACEY OIL CO.

121 N. Franklin St. Phone PL 4-6784 We're heading your way with a full load of sincere wishes for your best Christmas over. May your bo brimming i good cheer and gaiely as well as (ho quieter joys peace, contentment and deeply felt happiness. Wo hope that you all enjoy a very Merry Christmas and a New Year blessed witlt good health, good fellowship, and good fortune.

Mary-Grace Beauty Shop 52 S. Main Janesville, Wis. Dial PL 4-5413 May you know all the joys that have made Christinas mean so much to so many for so long. KOSHKONONG Cocktail Lounge and Dining Room John niul Adeline Krisan llM'y. "id Kosiikonong Station A gaily trimmed evergreen exciting i)ackagos a well-filled slocking the presence of friends and resounding good cheer: all this wo wish for you at Christmas! Severson Schlintz CONTRACTORS 1002 Boloit Ave.

Phone PL 2-3734.