Green Bay Press-Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 35

i I GREEN BAY-PRESS-GAZETTE Wed, Dec. 21, 1949 35 Harvey Rtdey, 418 N. Mipl Complete Selection of Slanley Tools For the Hobbyist VAN'S HARDWARE 408-410 Dousman St. THE CALIFORNIA CAR CO. INVITES Julius Pederaen, 1432 Welaner To Attend the Theater With Its Best Wishes 946 VELP AVE.

Howard 8463 Bob Borremani, 1293 Douiman For Little Brother Tom Sawyer Sport Shirts 198 1398 and 3 Rayons or Cottons Plain or Figured fllattJMt REMINGTON "FIVI" ELECTRIC SHAVER The Perfect Gift for Him $14.95 Arietta Lambert, 31(1 Oak Grove MIRRORS AND GLASS AH Types and Sizes See Our Selection Hotter Glass Co. S12 N. Monroe Ave. Phone Howard 7600 John ZeUe, 535 Schoen St. 0 i Hi I 1 Lyman Netzer, 416 Stuart St.

TAIL PIPE EXTENSION (Chrome All Can) $1.50 Installed It. J. Chrou.er, 510 E. Maaon St. BROWN COUNTY MOTORS I.

Washington at Doty St Phone Adam. 5400 Your Dodge-Plvmouth Dealer" Spanish and Hawaiian CUITARS From $10 to $180 STILLER'S 210 CHERRY ST. Larry Brlenen, 118 Qulnton St. MERRY CHRISTMAS We are starting on our 81st year since the founding of the Green Bay Business College. You may enter any Monday (Approved fof G.L Training) Ramnna Majamaki 630 E.

Walnut St. Badger Green Bay Business College 123 S. Washington St S. P. Randall, President LEATHER TOP END TABLES $16.50 Matching Coffee Tables at Same Price.

ANDERSON'S WEST DE PEHE Phone 33 Mrs. Fred Baeten, Main St. W. De Pere Graded rviti -fit (uMcs HF RSI (wf Iff mi A gondola of coal hurled from the tracks in derailment of 17 cars of a Northern Pacific railway freight train at North Branch, is shown where it came to a halt after wrecking the railway station. No one was injured.

(AP Wirephoto) rind your name in the ads below and tne mercnanr in wnoie vfiji your name appears will present you with pair of tickets for the f' Bay, Strand, West or Packer Theater. c-'y Unprecedented Tribute Paid Stalin by Communist Hordes Moscow Chieftain Is Center of Attraction As Followers Celebrate His 70th Birthday LONDON 1W The Communist world gave Premier JosefEmma Mueller, Albert Schroeder, Stalin the greatest birthday celebration in its history today andG. Schuster and Craydon Hackett assured him that his vast domain was safe from any possibility of counter-revolution, i The Georgian cobbler's son who today is the mcst power-ful man in the wArld was hailedi ICE SKATES Trade Yotir Old Skatea In On A New Pair. Skatea. NORMAN BENT Model Plane and Cycle Shop 111 Main St.

SUNBEAM MIXMASTERS $39.50 RADIO DOCTORS 224 Main St. Phone Adams 3070 Joe Le rave. 1402 St. George St The Finest Christmas Gift All Makes Available Select Your Portable Now J. C.

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De Pere 1254 Main St. mX Neumann played several selections on their electric guitars. The audience welcomed Santa Claus by singing "Silent Night" and "jingle Bells." Each member was presented a gift from Santa and gifts were exchanged. Christmas cookies and coffee were served by the hostesses Mmes. Carl Mueller, August Mupllpr.

Eva Rhipr F.sthfr and New Officers Take Positions at Falls OES Advance Night Special to Press-Gazette OCONTO FALLS, Wis. New officers were advanced to their respective chairs at the meeting of the Oconto Falls chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held Mon day evening. Mrs. Sterling Bau man, worthy matron- elect, was presiding officer, with Earl Boldt as patron, and Mrs. Earl Boldt and Norman Kurtz as associate officers.

Conductresses were Mrs. Aruo Luth and Mrs. George Anderson. Ila Foster and Mrs. F.

J. Kilmer were re-elected secretary and treasurer, respectively. Mrs. Bauman appointed the following officers to serve with her: Eunice Behling, organist; Adleine Redman, chaplin; Marie Bundy, marshal; Carlin Birr, Pearl Lar-sen, Eleanor Behling, Shirley Gamier and Sylvia Greene, star points; Minnie Flowers, warder, and Ellsworth Behling, sentinel. Gift From Past Matrons During the business meeting Mrs.

H. J. Plier presented the chapter with a lamp from the Past Matrons' club. Mrs. William An gus, retiring matron, thanked her officers for their co-operation and presented each one with a gift.

The program which followed in cluded reading by Minnie Flow ers, Mrs. Ralph Elver and Mrs. E. J. Shellman.

Musical numbers were presented by Anita Tomlin Patsy and Karen Drews, and Sally Boldt, with Mrs. Emil Behling serving as accompanist. Earl Boldt denned the Chnstmas spirit, and Sally gave a recitation. Coffee and Christmas cookies were served by Mrs. Sterling Bau man and Mrs.

Tracy Greene. Surplus cookies, which were brought by members, together with the silver offering will be sent to the veterans' hospital at Toman. A voice in the non-western paean oil praise for Stalin. The Belgrade newspapers and radio made no mention of the event. Instead, the country which has been feuding with the Kremlin for a year and a half concentrated on the celebra tion of Yugoslav army day Thursday.

Falls Girl Scouts Hold Yule Parties Special to Press-Gazette OCONTO FALLS, Wis. Patrol 3 of the Girl Scouts enjoyed a Christmas party in the lunch room at the high school on Mon day evening. A pot luck supper was served and the girls sang Christmas carols around the tree. They packed a basket of Christ mas cheer for a needy family and exchanged gifts. The adult leaders of this patrol are Mrs.

Marion Becker, Mrs. Byron Peterson, Mrs. F. C. Titel, and Mrs.

Edw. Gerlikowskl. The junior leaders are Gloria Kralopp and Carol Bramschreiber. The Tenderfoot patrol of the Girl Scouts had their holiday party at the city hall at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon, with their mo thers as guests. The pledge was led by Karen Redman, and a pro' gram of the girls planning was presented.

"Silent Night" was sung by Karen Kedman, wary Funk, Joann Wranovsky and Sharon Seeman, with Eileen Stor-zer at the piano. Also on the program were a poem, "I Love Him," Jerene Schlosser; piano solo, "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town," Karen Redman; "Santy's Surprise," by Charlotte Bitters, and 'Peace on Earth," by Marvel Graham. The play "The Nicest Disap pointment" was given by Joyce Lartz, Lorraine Kobes, Bonnie Magill and Eileen Storzcr. Joann Tisch is the leader, and the adults in charge assisKniiinnsimas SzMtyttnty GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA A Stock Company Offer 15 Savings On All Preferred Property. CALL US.

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(independent type) LIGHT SETS Reasonably Priced Open Evenings RADIO DOCTORS 224 MAIN ST. Ruaa Switzer. S02 Lawton PI. De Pere THE HOME OF CUSTOM QUALITY MILL WORK Invites Melvin Elmer, 854 School Place To Attend the Theater with Best Wishes Howard 214 1101 Cedar All Your Favorite BEERS Cans or Bottles GREEN BAY COAL ICE CO. 1701 Morrow St.

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80 Mr. T. Herold 1174 Gngnon St. "Wash Day Blues" Are Just A Memory Give A NEW C.E. WASHER Janssen Robertson Electric 317 Main W.

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Adams, 2342 Wood row Way 320 N. Washington St Phone Adams 931 For the Chevrolet Genuine Chevrolet Accessories Are Really Appreciated In Stock to Fit Most Models Gladys Dewey, 713 Ethel Ave. BOGDA MOTOR CO. SERVICENTER Cedar at Jefferson LADIES' STADIUM BOOTS Pile and Shearling Lined $3.99 Bussell Reynold. 1213 Klaus WAR SURPLUS STORE 330 Main St.

See the World's Most Useful Vehicle THE UNIVERSAL JEEP Joe Holzem, 303 S. Van Buren Green Bay Auto Distributors 517 Main St GOODRICH BICYCLES SOLD ON EASY TERMS WALTER DETTMANN TIRE BATTERY 934 MAIN STREET Mrs. Ethel Vande Sande 314 N. Van Buren St. Alice Ducker.

214 S. Chestnut THE NEW Mihi MIXMASTER $39.50 KNOELLKR ELECTRIC CO. 213 Washington St. CHRISTMAS SUCCESTIONS 1948 Ponttac 4-Door 1946 Pontlac Sedan Coupe 1947 Ford Tudor 1941 Pontiac 2-Door 1937 Plymouth 4-Door KIHLBERG PONTIAC 727 Main St. W.

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JAKE KAMPS 1263 Shawano Ave. Phone Adams 2124 tree ana greens were tn'e Mjsses Caroline Imig and as a demi-god 6s he turned 70 demi-god 6s he turned 70. Communist leaders from all parts or the Soviet sphere and many outside it paid him unprecedented tribute. Spearheading the torrents of praise was a report by V. M.

Molo-tov, a right hand man often mentioned as Stalin's possible heir, that the chief need fear no thought of a revolution. Molotov Pens Tribute "All possibility of capitalist restoration has been eradicated forever," Molotov wrote hn one of the many tributes published in Mos cow on Stalin birthday. While millions of gijts and scores of Communist leaders poured into vioscow lor the mamrnoyi ceieora non, the leaders of Russia were handing out unprecedented honors to the man they hailed as the per Bonification of all virtues. The supreme Soviet awarded Stalin the Order of Lenin, highest award in Russia. It also created ten Malm "international peace prizes" of $20,000 each, somewhat like the long-eptablishod Nobel prizes.

Historic Import Undeniable While the celebration definitely belonged to the Communists, the rest of the world also took note the occasion, whose historic im port was undeniable. Formal greetings went to Stalin from the governments of such non-Communist countries as Great Britain, and from such cold war fronts as Denmark and India. Prime Minister Clement Attlee of Britain sent Stalin congratulations and "my best wishes for your continued good health." Premier Alcide De Gasperi of Italy sent a message which said, "I am happy to send you the best wishes of the Italian people and government, to which I add my personal wishes." Western Newspaper Comment Western newspapers comment ed at length on Stalin's birthday Generally they freely that he had built Russia into a colossus. Many of them praised the Russian contribution to victory in World War II. Yugoslavia was the only missing Two Pay Traffic Fines In Oconto Justice Court Special to Press-Gazette OCONTO, Wis.

Harry Behr-end, 29, Crivitz, paid a fine of $5 and $8.25 costs in justice court this morning on a charge of reckless driving. He was arrested Tuesday after he ran into the parked squad car of Traffic Officer Crosby Whitcomb, who was directing traffic for a funeral procession at Stiles. Emil Nelson, Wallace, arrested Saturday when his truck ran into a car, pleaded guilty in justice court this morning to a reckless driving charge. He was fined $25 and $8.52 costs. TIMEOUT! "All right, Lank! No fair ART'S Custom Tailoring for Men and Women The Suit for Too is at Art's $50 and tip 320 N.

Washington St. used to decorate the room for the holiday meeting. Installation of officers will take place on Jan. 2, it was announced Mrs. Albert Thurk Dies at Age of 84 Special to Press-Gazette CL1NTONVILLE.

Wis. Mrs Albert Thurk, 84, died late Mon- day night In the Waupaca county hospital, where she had been a patient for the last five years. She was born in Germany on Nov. 30, 1865, and came to Clintonvillc with her parents as a child. She had lived in Clintonville until her illness'.

Survivors are a son, Hugo, Wau- sau; a daughter, Mrs. Ben Bal thazar, Racine; two brothers, Har-ry and John Kuehl of Clintonville two sisters, Mrs. Ida Drathal, Ap- pleton, and Mrs. William Bock- haus, Campbellsport; two grand children and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon In St.

Martin Lutheran church in Clintonville. The Rev. W. O. Speckhard will conduct the rites and burial will be in Graceland cemetery.

The body is at the Eberhardt Funeral home In Clintonville and will be removed to the church at 11 o'clock Thursday morning. 200 Pound Buck Killed By Car Near Sobieski OCONTO. Wis. A 200-pound buck with a 24-inch horn spread was run into and killed by Calvin Rosenberg, 25, of Sobieski, as he was anving on county Trunk a mile out of Sobieski. He reported the mishap to Sheriff Edward Coopman.

Rosenberg's car was damaged to the extent of about $200, but he was not hurt by the impact. Use summer apples with celery and walnut meats for a salad to serve with meat or fish. Moisten with sour cream to which a little vinegar and sugar have been added, and serve on watercress oi a combination of salad greens. Sprinkle the top of the salad with paprika for color. Ethel Anderson.

Gifts were ex changed, games played and cook ies and refreshmenst served around the Christmas tree, Legion Auxiliary Holds Yule Party Special to Press-Gazette GILLETT, Wis. The American Legion auxiliary held its Christmas party Monday evening in the Legion hall. Shirley Valley opened the party with a Christmas greeting to the audience. A one-act play, "Last Year's Letter," was presented by members of St. John Lutheran congregation.

cast included Mmes. Otto Neumann, Otto Zem-ke, Ray Wilson, Rene Halsteet, Phillip Siech and'Shirley Valley. The Maple Valley choruses sang several, Christmas carols, and Darlene Brown and Betty By Jeff Keate iw 7ri'r dribbling on the ceiling!" A. Larson, 608 S. Jackson St.

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