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INTELLIGENCER, THUESDAY, DEOEMBEE 12,1946. PAGE SEVEN "Winter Wonderland" "Christmas Island" Andrew Sisters and Guy Lombardo 81c "Put the Blame on Mame" "The Truth of the Matter Is" Cass Daley--54c "Bells of St. Marys" "You Can Cry on Somebody Else's Shoulder" Charlie Spivak--64c "Huggin and Chalkin" "The Old Lamplighter" Kay. Kyser--54c "I Love You (For Sentimental Reasons)" "Why Does It Get So Late So Early" Fddy Howard--81c "I Used to Work in Chicago" "Gotta Get Me Somebody to Love" Chuck Foster--81c "You Broke the Only Heart That Ever Loved You" "I'm Afraid to Love You" Mills "The Whole World Is Singing My Song" "Guess I'll Get the Papers and Go Home" Les Brown--54c 'Margie" "Ma (He's Making Eyes' at Me)" Eddie Cantor--81c "Choo Choo Ch 1 Boogie" "That Chick's Too Young to Fry" Louie Jordan--81c "The Jones Laughing Record" "My Pretty Girl" Spike Jones--64c "Stardust" "Falling Leaves" Glenn Miller's Orch and Tex Benecke--64c "Buckle Down Winsocki" "Anchors Aweigh" Fred Waring--64c Children's Albums "The Farmer's. Bride" "The Pancake" "Singing "London Bridge" "Farmer in the Dell" --63c "Little Black Sambo's Jungle Band" Told by Paul Wing "Nursery Rhymes" By Uncle Mac and Children's Chorus --73c "What Is God Like" And Song of Growing Things By Karolyn Harris --63c Popular Albums "HYMNS" By Hour of Charm all Girl Orchestra, conducted by Phil Spitalny "ESQUIRES" 1946 Award Winners --Hot Jazz.

Award Winners: Louie Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Johnny Hodges, Chubby Jackson, and 8 other great artists "THE MERRY WIDOW" Featuring Kitty Carlisle, Wilbur Evans, Felix and other original stars LARRY ADLER and his Harmonica playing: "Stardust" "That Old Black Magic" "St. Louis Blues" "Blues in the Night" "Begin the Beguine" "Hand to Mouth Boogie" "Clare DeLune" "Hora Staccato" A Cole Porter Review By David Rose and Orchestra Music from the picture "NIGHT AND DAY" "I've Got You Under My Skin" "In the Still of the Night" "Love for Sale" "Night and Day" "Begin the Beguine" "I Get A Kick Out of You" "What Is This Thing Called Love" "Easy to Love" Christmas Albums By Fred Waring ...53.98 Lyn Murray Singers 52.89 Perry Como 53.31 A CHRISTMAS CAROL Er CHAIES DICKENS 1. Victor eMercury Columbia Capitol Ara Decca Majestic PALACE FURNITURE CO. Real Estate Transfers Thomas Jenkins to Walter Martin lot 19 blk 4 Siring Plaice sub sec 18 Wood River $1. Erwin Pauk to Delmar Davis, Jr lot 7 Meadow Hgts sub sec 22 Collinsville 51.

Scott King to Bilyeu lot 8 blk 18 Hunter or Russells add Alton $1. Kattie Gerson to Herman Wilkening lot 17 Gerson Hgts sub sec 35 Godfrey $1. Benjamin Dingerson et al by atty to Sadie Hoffman lot 13 Garden Place Bethalto $1. Mercantile Mortgage Co to James Travis lot 3 blk 4 lots 14-15 20 blk 5 American Gardens sub sec 17 Nameoki $1. Illinois State Tr Co Tr Dudley Bowles lot 17 blk 4 resub of blks 2-3 4 State Park Place sec 36 Nameoki $1.

George Fischer to Dean Van Voorhis lot 37 Milton Hill Terrace sec 17 Wood River Mary Gunn to Francis L'Hommedieu land in sec 1 Oniphghent 51. Joseph Gundlach, deed by heirs, to Severin Poirot adm land in sec 36 Pin Oak $1. Victoria Mersinger to Edward Sprinot pt lots 12 13 Peers add Edwardsville $1. Otto Schwegel, Jr to Caroline Schwegel lot 3 Country Club Terrace 51. Betty Jane Schwegel to Caroline Schwegel lot.3 Country Club Terrace $1.

Leonard Altman to Leo Hendricks lot 30 blk 6 Inglesyde add Granite City 51. Josias Bardill to Mid Continent Petroleum Corp Jots 1-2 3 blk 2 Bardills sub sec 5 Helvetia 510. Anna Podnar to Emily Ponzini lot 9 blk Southern extension of Granite City 54885. Kate Ellis to My rah Herder lots 16 17 blk 16 Add No. 2 Madison 51.

Charles Blatnick to Kramer lots 1 to-8 blk 6 Miller Mitchells sub Alton -51. Wm. Kramer to Eli Harrington lot 2 blk 6 Miller Mitchells sub Alton 5300. Mary Zajicek et al to Illinois Central Co land in sec '25 Sd- wardsville 575. Mary Hardy to Illinois Central Co land in sec 26 Edwardsville 5450.

William Shashek to Illinois Central Co land in sec 26 Edwardsville 5500. Joseph A Koehneman et al to Elizabeth Koehneman pt out lot 1 Allen Evans add Marine $1. Elizabeth Koehneman to Gerald Gorrell pt out lot 1 Allen Evans add Marine 51. Paul Renshaw to Werner terman lot 25 Milton Hill Terrace sec 17 Wood River 51. Phillip Stern to Agnes Stern pt lot 6 resurvey of blk 6 Hunter Emerson add Alton 51.

August A Buss to James Britt land in sec 11 Olive 51. August A Buss to James Britt land in sec 12, Olive 51. Leonard Little Jr to Eldon Stone lot 18 blk 11 Victory Gardens sub Wood River 51. Ernest A Weber to Marvin Leadicker lot 74L Taggarts sub Wood River 5100. Probate Court Proceedings Jennie Dixon, deed, hearing on final report of executor averring that estate is insolvent and objections thereto continued generally.

Bertram Lundahl, minor, final report approved. Ward having attained the age of legal majority, guardian is discharged. Friedericke Aufderheide, deed, inventory approved. Emma Bauer, deed, proof of death, testate made. Ida Dougherty, deed, final report set for hearing on December 30.

Arthur Smith, deed, final report set for hearing on December 26. Anna A Winslade, deed, final report set for hearing on December 26. Henry Vize, deed, petition for probate of will set for hearing on January 7. Elizabeth Schneider, deed, claim date first Monday in February. Frances Williams, deed, distribution having been made, administrator is discharged.

Daniel Norris, deed, supplemental inventory approved. Report of sale of personal property approved. Helen June Krouse, et al, minors, report of sale of real estate at private sale is approved and sale confirmed. Lizzie Widicus, deed, final report approved, administratrix is discharged. Edgar Paul, deed, final report approved, executrix is discharged.

Harley Howard Dolan, deed, iroof of death, intestate made, uroof of heirship made. Mortimer A Nash, deed, proof of death, testate made. Proof of heir- ship made. Claim date, first Monday in February. Albert Sautter, deed, proof of death, intestate made.

Proof of leirship made. Claim date, first Monday in February. Otto Thie, deed, proof of death, testate made. Proof of made. Labor Law Changes Urged on Legislature By Retail Federation Chicago, Dec.

12 OP)--The Illinois Federation of Retail Associations today urged passage of legislation to outlaw secondary boycotting, and make it illegal to attempt: to force employers to become members of unions. The federation made public its stand in a statement, signed by J. T. Meek, executive secretary and director to the small business committee of the Illinois legislature. The statement expressed the belief that such legislation, "while it might be outwardly vigorously contested by, labor, would be most welcome to many of its constructive leaders.

We believe that they, with us, are of the opinion that the way to fair and equitable settlement of. labor disputes is not through the use of a secondary boycott which may starve the smallest of retail stores into unionization despite the lack of interest on the part of one or two employes." "Neither," said the statement, "do we think it is fair and equitable to attempt to force the retail employer into union membership as a means of getting to his em- ployes and to use the secondary boycott to literally starve him into submission." The federation charged that many small businessmen in Illinois had been threatened with the secondary boybott which usually followed the 'refusal of the employer to become a member of the union. Prosecutes Nazis Fits Crime Chicago--Judge Francis Borrelli sentenced John Sable, 26, who stole 60 cents from a newsboy, to a daj' in jail for penny he took. 'Wholesale murder and un- 'speakably cruel tortures" was way Telford Tay- above, described ments performed by Nazis on human "guinea pigs" in concentration camps. General.

Taylor, is chfef prosecutor at the wnr crimes trials in Nuernberg of 23 I top Nazi medical experts. Brides Spurn Weak Tea Meadville, There. was only one weakness in a tea- and fashion show staged for foreign war brides by Allegheny College tea. The brides enjoyed the style show, but politely refused second cups of. "We are accustomed to' having ours quite a bit stronger," an English bride DIRECTIVES WONT BUILD HOUSES CALLS FOE IMPEOVING DECLARE WITNESSES AT HEARING By FREDERICK'C.

OTHBJAN houses, Washington, Dec. 12 (IP) How Senator Tom Stewart of Tennessee got onto the subject of birth control is beyond me. I thought he was talking about houses. Senator Tom was holding a formal hearing on charges that the government is controlling the housing industry into oblivion. first witnesses came from Tennessee.

They agreed that if directives from Washington were shingles, everybody'd have a roof. Ralph Harrison, who manufactures doors in Nashville (or would if he had some wood), lugged in an arm full of documents to show what he meant He spread 'em on the mahogany table. "Mostly printed on both sides and in very small' type," he said, squinting at a CPA pricing schedule. "They all have been mailed to me from Washington since the end of the war. Four hundred apd thirty sheets of orders and rules and regulations about my business." "Do you memorize therr asked Senator Tom.

may not have doors, do have furnaces, but no 1 pipe. His next door neighbor is going cold because of no sheet metal to patch his furnace. And so. on thioughout the building trades of Tennessee. No roofing material No market for ornamental iron work.

Serious shortages of plumbing facilities. L. C. Hansberger one of Nashville's electrical contractors, said he knew a fellow who wanted to build a house with a front porch, a den, two bedrooms and no cellar. "The government told him he'd have to dig a cellar," Hansberger i testified.

"So he changed his plans and sent them in again for approval. The government said he couldn't have a front porch. He removed that from blue prints and resubmitted his blueprints. "The government said there was only one thing wrong with his house. He didn't have enough bedrooms.

So he changed his den into a bedroom which he didn't need, and the government let him bui'd. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Springfield, 111, Dec. 12 OB -President H. G. Soderstrom ot the Illinois State Federation of Labtu announced appointment of a spe cial committee today to combat "constant" smpint at the Illinois unemployment compensation law by "thoughtless and unfriendly employers." The 15-member committee, composed, ol labor leaders throughout the state, was directed by Soderstrom to "direct attention to the need for raising the efficiency and standards" of the "admittedly unsatisfactory" state employment service.

Soderstrom a i that even the state unemployment compensation law was not best, "any meddling or tampering" with it which is "designed to lessen the protection it affords must be resisted and defeated." He said the state employment service must be improved so employers will not "boycott" public offices. say he must have one child. Or "Memorize 'em'" exclaimed Har- So now he ms three bedroo fouri if they were pasted togetfier, they'd make a sheet 400 feet long." He spends his Sundays and: holidays studying the rules on mak- former, Jrie wttias 11 WflV mg doors, he said; and the rest of he wantg lt The government has he's got to have three bedrooms, than to his time seeking in vain for more rf ht tQ td lumber. The plywood, which he used to use, now goes into prefabricated (Ordinary houses don't get doors, or. at least not from him.

K. Frank Cline, the Nashville furnace man, had the same sorry story. He has plenty bill can he get the pipe to connect Four hundred no den, a cellar he doesn't want, You mean," interrupted Senator and no front porch, winch he Tom, "that you think house why (the witness was get-' tro1 ls like birth control?" ting a little excited) a man's house sir," replied Hansberger. He wants it the way "You're not far wrong at that," observed the gentleman from Ten- To simplify the remova) of grit from greens, wash spinacn, water cress, endive, etc, in slightly water. CORN MUFFIN MIX EASY TREAT.

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