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PAGE SIX at MM OK Tour Dial THE ERA, BRADFORD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1948. Speedy Enactment of Federal Slum Clearance Bill Is Aim Washington-(AP)-Senator Ellender (D-La) said yesterday he will ask Congress for "speedy enactment" of a new bill for federal slum clearance and low-rent housing. Ulender was a co-author of the Taft-EUenaer-Wagner housing bill which skinned through the Republican-controlled 80th Congress last summer after numerous deletions. The Louisiana legislator said the provisions scrapped by Congress are vitally needed. "When the new Congress convenes.

In association again with Senator Wagner (D-NY). I will re- Introduce a housing bill to provide alpine TODAY'S SPECIAL TUNA FISH CASSEROLE Roll Tea or Coffee 45c GENUINE INLAID LINOLEUM Standard Weight SALE PRICE $1.98 q. Yasgur Furniture 109 Main St. 5214 EASY WASHERS and IRONERS Clark Humphrey M-43 Mechanic St. Phone 4116 STOP NOW and new CROSLEY tint car WHERE? Of Count at E.

W. Trader Service Ernie Display Room Warehouse Derrick City Road TELEPHONE 33305 federal aid lor slum clearance, for low rent public housing for families of low income, and for farm housing and for an adequate program of housing research," Elender said in a statement. "We cannot turn the clock back by further delay, the country has suffered long enough from the'lack of this kind of housing legislation, and in my judgment, its speedy enactment calls for the highest priority." Earlier, Ellender had called on President Truman. He told news men he discussed housing and federal education legislation with the President. The President favored his proposals, he said, but did not indicate what priority such legislation would have in the administration's program.

to Join Fight Ellender said several other senators might joiaji him and Wagner in presenting a housing bill. These include Senators Maybank (D-SC), Sparkman (D-La), and Myers CD- He said that while Congress last spring "enacted most of the aids for privately financed housing recommended by the President and contained in the Wagner-Ellender-Taft bill," it knocked out provisions "needed to assist those families who are most urgently in need of help to obtain decent housing." Kane Rotary Club Discusses Proeots Kane New projects to be sponsored by the Kane Rotary Club were discussed at the weekly Juncheon held here with Ernest Heckel, president, presiding. D. Crawford Freeman discussed various which could be sponsored by the club. He mentioned of the program of last week in which Kenneth Brooks, supervisor of the Community Hopital, discussed polio and showed pictures of the ball ptrka for the League and caring the maintaining of the pond at 'fcvergreen Park for ice skating this winter.

Kushequa Supper Club Thanksgiving Dinner Draws 56 Fifty-six members of the Kushequa Supper Club held a Thanksgiving dinner yesterday in the Church Social Rooms. The committee in charge included Mr. and Mrs. C. G.

McFadden; Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Pearson Peterson, Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Martinson and Mr and Mrs. G. Gustafson. Following the dinner Mrs.

A. R. Hill, accompanied by Mrs. E. Kent Kane, rendered vocal selections.

Mrs. Elaine Caldwell was hostess to the Jay Club recently at her home here. Games were played and awards presented to Mrs. G. A.

Gustafson, and Mrs. C. H. Chrlstman. Lunch was served, Mr.

and Mrs. LaMont Chrisman and daughter, Patty, of Bradford visited recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Canaan was a recent Buffalo visitor. Harold Polio of Detroit was a guest recently at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Bernard Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brocius of Bradford was a guest recently at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Blaine Caldwell. Ray Wright and daughter, Laurel Ann, of Bradford we're guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Canaan recently.

Mrs. Claude Wise visited in Riterville at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Songer recently. Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Gustafson visited Mr. 'and Mrs.

Russell Gustafson in Gilford recently. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Warfle and daughter of Mt Jewett were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Claude Wise. Local Students Spread Cheer Olean Red Cross Chairman Resigns Olean William Pritton, chairman of the Olean Chapter of the American Bed Cross has announced the resignation of Miss Evelyn Moore as chairman of the branch relations. Miss Moore began her career with the American Red Cross in 1917 when she became a charter' member of chapter. She will continue In a present capacity, a member of the board of directors. Olean Pilots to Sponsor Wing of Boy Scouts Olean Plans were completed Tuesday night by the Olean Pilots Club to sponsor an air wing of the Boy Scouts of America.

Chairman of the committee' named was William Austin who will direct and formulate plaris to further interest of Boy Scouts in fly- The next meeting of the Olean Pilot group will'be Dec. 28. Gift Problem Solved 2 Ways: i. Florsheim Gift Certificates For the man who likes to select his own Florsheim Shoes. You present the certificate, purchased here.

We redeem it when he comes in for the shoes. own Customer Record Cards For any regular shoe-customer of this store. We have i record of his size and favorite Florsheim styles so we can sell you a pair that will be certain to fit and please. ASH SHOE CO. The Store for Better Shoes 25 Main Street Bradford, Pa.

Dominie Grassi Funeral Funeral services for Grassi, who died at Bradford' Hospital Mon'day, were held yesterday from the home, 33 Brennan St. at at 8:30 a. m. and with a Requiem Mass in the St. Bernard Church at 9 o'clock.

The Rev. Martin Grady, assistant pastor, officiated. Pallbearers were Angelo Pascarella, Dom Cuffini, Francis O'Hearn, Frank Guldo, Leo Ryan and Charles Weldy. Burial was made in the family plot in St. Bernard's Cemetery.

Second Junior Hi-Y Club Is Formed Here Paul Carlson was elected as president at a meeting of boys held at the Y. M. C. A. Tuesday night forming a second Junior Hl-Y Club Other officers elected were Jay Risrautti, vlcepresident, Tim Griffin, secretary, and Sonny Peterson, treasurer.

The purpose and motto of the Junior Hi-Y were explained to the giovip present and they were instructed about other Junior Hi-Y activities. The next meeting will be held Tuesday, Nov. 30. Funeral Services Held For Robert Adams Jr. Funeral services for Robert Glenn Adarns who died at Bradford Hospital Tuesday, were held yesterday in the St.

Patrick's Church in Limestone at 4:30 p. m. with the Rev. Robert P. Galbraith, pastor, officiating.

Burial was made In the family plot In St. Patrick's Cemetery. Missionary Address At Cyclone Sunday The Rev E. C. John of Pittsburgh, field secretary for the general missionary board of the Free Methodist Church, will give an illustrated missionary address at the Cyclone Free Methodist Church Sunday, Nov.

28, at 7:30 p. m. AGREEMENT SIGNED Philadelphia, -(JP)- Philco Corporation announced yesterday it had signed an agreement to acquire Electromaster subject to approval of Electromaster's stockholders. ttoM MM (Bradford JBro Photo) MAJOR F. APPJ.EBY of the Salvation Army surveys a few of the 56 Thanksgiving baskets which will bring holiday happiness to 40 needy families here.

The food was purchased and the baskets handsomely prepared by students at Bradford Senior High School. The Salvation Army distributed them Wednesday afternoon. Merchants Bureau, B. of C. Unit To Share Yule Lighting Program David Scott president of the Bradford Board of Commerce, announced Wednesday the Retail Merchants Bureau and Division of the Board of Commerce have agreed' jointly the responsibility for the Christmas decoration'-of city streets; Mr.

Scott said the executive committee of the Board of at a meeting Wednesday morning approved plans for sponsorship of the Yuletide decdratavi program and that the Retail Bureau and the Industrial Division, both operating as units of the Board of Commerce, had agreed to pool their efforts to assure success of the Christmas lighting program. Thirty-two strings of multi-colored lights and 1,500 yards of laurel will grace the business section of the city during the Yuletide season. A huge 45-foot Christmas tree will be erected in Public Square Park Friday morning and be decorated immediately. Santa Glaus figures will be placed on street light standards. The Board of Commerce Is planning a public ceremony when the street and Chrjstmaa tree lights are turned on for the first time.

Duke Center News Items Duke Center--Mrs. Flora Walker, Mrs. Dphna Eddings and daughter, Mr. and 'Mrs. Robert Walker and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Dobner and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hulse, Mr and Mrs. Lyle Stearns and Mr.

and Mi's. W. L. Fox were recent Olean visitors. Mr and Mrs.

Roscoe Sanderson, Dick Sanderson, Mrs. Pearl Sanderson and daughter Esther, Irene Sanderson and Jack Bigler attended the Cunningham-Sanderson wedding at Limestone recently. Mi' Virgil Rebis'and Mr. and Mrs. Manning have returned here after attending the funeral cervices of Mrs.

Richard Fresher at Bolivar. Mrs. Stanley Bishop and infant son have been discharged from the St Francis Hospital, Olqan. Mr and Mrs. Floyd' Frobel and dauehter, Agnes, and William Henry of Buffalo visited recently at the home of Mr and Mrs.

Stanley Bishop Clair Semeteberster is confined to Ills home with illness. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ewlng and family of Warren visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Ewing recently. Mr, and Mrs. James Duff and family visited recently at the former's mother at Pittsburgh and she accompanied them home George Wilcox and Margaret Niles were recent Bradford shoppers, i Irene Regis and Helen Ezzolo visited in Eldred recently. Mr. and Mrs.

Virgil Regis and family spent a few days recently at the home of relatives In Km- h'equa. Mrs. W. L. Fox and son Leslie and Lewis Torrey were Bradford visitors recently, Mr.

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80 90 Mechanic Street John Alden Didn't Betray Standish, Says Descendant South Portland, If you have the' notion that John Alden betrayed Myles Stsndish by wedding Priscilla Mullin himself well, you'll get a real argument from a ninth generation descendant of the pilgrim Alden. 48-year-old John Alden o( South Portland said yesterday that is was Prlsciila who did, the pursuing in America's first love story 300 years The current John' Alden recalled that when the Mayflower John Alden made his plea by proxy for Myles Sta'ndish, the girl asked: "Why don't you speak for yourself, John?" South Portland's Alden lays Priscilla just knew her own mind--adding "You can't blame for the courage she showed In standing up for her convictions." Alden, an oil company employe, has a sister named Priscilla Alden of Cleveland, Ohio. Alden Bays that he and his folks always think of "Old John" when they sit down to a Thanksgiving dinner. COLLEGE HONOR STUDENT Ladlow Donald Swanson, son of Mrs, Adolph SWanson, has been announced as one of the six honor students at the University of Michigan in a recent publication. He is a graduate of the Ludlow High School and a veteran of World War II.

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