The Daily Notes from Canonsburg, Pennsylvania • Page 7

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1952 tiHZ DAILY NOTES, CANONSBURG, PA. PAGE SEVEN DAILY CROSSWORD WINSTON CHURCHILL UNDERGOES RIGORS OF WAR AND PEACE WITH FORTITUDE CLASSIFIED AD: Buy-Sell via TAFT WILL ANSWER CHARGES OF LEWIS AS TO T-H BILL Lewis Holds Measure Deprives Liberty Of Action WASHINGTON (UP) Sen. Robert A. Taft replies personally today to John L. Lewis charge that the "abominable" Taft-Hart on the austerity program.

But they will fight bitterly to save such Socialist projects as free medicine and the nationalization of steel. And Labor will question Churchill closely about his commitments to the United particularly as regards Asia. Tne British Labor party distrusts U. S. Foreign policy toward both China and Russia and already is threatening a break in Britain's bi-partisan policy should Churchill tread a line too close to the United States.

ACROSS I. Weapons 5. Applaud 9. A cut of 42. Godde33 of peace 43.

Finishes 44. Saucy DOYVN 13. 19. 20. 23.

meat 10. Cripples 12. Gay 13. Silk scarf (Eccl.) 14. "Honest ft 15.

Question 16. Music note 17. Degree of combining power (physics) 20. Thrice (mua) 21. Elevated train 22.

Feline 23. Kettles 24. Timid 25. Part of the face 26. Consort of Jupiter 28.

Mongrel dog 29. Smallest state (abbr.) 31. Abounding in ore 32. Armed conflicts 34. Jewish month 35.

Invalid's food 38. Fro2en water 37. Province (Un. So. Afr.) 39.

Stream of water 41. Slow-moving mollusk 1. Kettledrum 24. z. Repulse 3.

Chart 4. Firmament 5. Shut 25. 26. 27.

28. 29. 30. 32. 33.

6. Bird 7. Wine receptacle 8 Ball of medicine 9. Cut closely 11. Scorches 15.

Division of a play TT 'M 1 LMolRlel Reverberate Negative vote Haul Portion LE vii Is I Ufa tie Upward curving of ship's planking Project Girl's name (poss.) Polite Crown New French river Spheres Organ of digestion Yesterday's Annrr 25. Put out, as money 38. Convert into leather 39. Tear 40 Anger 1-10 HWR BR HDTR TRXBG. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE to BIDDERS Peters Township Volunteer Fire Co.

are accepting bids until Feb. 1, 1902 at P.M. for one UK52 chassis and cab. Motor at least 145 Horse power. Wheel base approximately 178 Inches.

Tires JtoO by 20, ten ply. Dual rear, heavy duty radiator, generator, and battery. Heater and defroster, 2 outside mirrors. Hydrovac booster brake with vacuum, reserve tank. 5 speed direct transmission.

Single speed rear end. Manual brake lock. Bids may be mailed to the Peters Township Volunteer Fire D. 2, Canonsburg or left at Sprowls Service Station, Donaldson Cross Roads. Purchasing Committee Jan.

28, 29, 30, 1952. youp eerrEP 6etan apple pib FOR A QUART OF VANILLA ICE AND, OH, YES, A BA6 OF I'LL HAVE TOTlE Tr7A STRlNo AROUND ''W V- MV 1F III IIllfII 3z I 14 iT-j rri potatoes; EittT British Leader Had Little Idea of That Before Him By PHIL NEWSOM United Press Foreign Editor When Winston Churchill told the House of Commons In 1S40. "I have nottiing to offer but blood, toil, tears and not even he could have foretold the test he was to face nearly 12 years later. This week it was not the threat of Nasi; fire bombs, nor of a German army sweeping across the continent and gathering itself for a lunge across the English Channel. was not as dramatic as that.

Churchill's job was to hand to the British people, and ask them to swallow it, the bitter pill which is the cost of the fight against expanding Communism. Reduced to its simplest outline, Churchill's job is two-fold. 1. He must convince the British people that ony continued sacrifice can save them from bankruptcy and destruction. He must preserve the remnants' of the empire and Britain's place as a world power.

Fortunately for Churchill in his the British people show no sign of losing their will to fight, even after 13 years of hardship and increasing privation. The Churchill government wants to restore its skidding dollar balance and to save $1,540,000,000 a year. To do it, Britons are being told they must do with less meat, (a British family of four now is allowed to spend about 97 cents a week on meat), fewer fruits and vegetables, less tobacco and fewer automobiles and machinery, and that their free national health service no longer will be entirely free. British labor will be able to get jobs only through local government labor exchanges and 10,000 civil service workers will be fired. On a world-wide scale, the British have problems as serious as those at home.

Resentment of Egyptian Nationalists against British troops guarding the Suez 'canal is at fever pitch. British relations with Iran are deteriorating steadily. The British are fighting a festering revolt in Malaya and are sitting atop a volcano in Hong Kong. Another drain, on Britain just as on the United States, is the war in Korea. Hampering the Churchill government is the fact that it won an election but not a 'majority of the votes, and therefore cannot claim a clear mandate from the British people.

Labor will have little choice but to go along with the Conservatives I DON'T KNCW WHY YOU NEED THAT YOU HAVE ONLY THREE THIN6S TO Tf WELL, VOU KNOW WHAT A POOR MEMORY I HAVE 6R A MDMA, I DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE Here's how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR-IsLONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In this example A Is used for the three L's, for the two O's. etc. Single letters, apos-trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different.

A Cryptogram Quotation YWYAZEZTO'Y ETXBNP'Y SZNRWD Yesterday's Cm ptoquote: RATTLE HIS BONES OVER THE STONES, HE'S ONLY A PAUPER WHOM NOBODY OWNS NOEL. Distributed by Kins Features Syndicate Ph. 2200 BUSINESS SERVICE 38 Miscellaneous Electric and Acetylene Welding JOHN WARHOLAK 39 Water St. Phone 2371 EXCAVATING Oscar A. Beal.

Phone McMurray 6503-J-l or Wash, 7532J-3. SEWING MACHINE REPAIR Will make minor adjustments in the home free of charge. Singer Sewing Machine Co. 17 W. Chestnut St.

Wash. Pa. PHONE WASH. 2879 SMIDDLE BROS. Excavating Grading Top Soil Red Dog Black Fill Phone 544 SANDERS EDGtttS for rent Katz Bros.

Hardware, 178 -180 East Pike St. Phone 722. 44 Woman's Realm SPENCER Supports, individually designed. See or call your local representative for appointment Mrs. Willetta A.

Freil. 120 Bluff St. Phone 1282. RENTALS 45 furnished Rooms Furnished front room. 1st floor.

Good location. Ph. 1657 J. SLEEPING ROOM, also 2 furn. rooms for light housekeeping.

Adults only. Ph. 1232. Inq. 120 Bluff St.

46 Unfurnished Rooms 2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS Pri. vate entrance, porch. Inquire 502 Tannehill St. ONE UNFURNISHED ROOM and kitchen. 27 E.

College Si. 2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS in Houston. Convenient location. Ideal for newly married couple. Ph.

2548.M. 3 unfurnished rooms. 230 Orchard Ave. Ph. 1995 J.

2 unfurnished rooms. First floor. 535 Adams Ave. Ph. 283 J.

4 UNFURN. Rooms. First Floor. Adults only. Call 489.

3 UNFURNISHED Rooms and pan. try. First floor apt. Privateentrance. Porch, semibath.

Inquire Rear 1 Iron St. or phone 247.W. 49 Unfurnished Apartments SMALL PRIVATE apartment. Refrigerator and range. Immediate possession.

Call 1283. FOUR RM. APT. and bath. Corner Main and Pike in Houston.

Call between 9 A. M. and 5 P. M. August H.

Riska Agency, Ph. 1179. 51 Wanted to Rent WANTED TO RENT 3 Bedroom Bungalow Style or 1st floor apt. Call Hubbard 1.0707, Pittsburgh, Pa. 49 Unfurnished Apartments COZY APT.

FOR 1 OR 2 2 ROOM APARTMENT QUIET RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD. NEWLY DECORATED. MODERN AUTOMATIC GAS HEAT. ELECTRIC FREE. COMPLETE PRIVACY.

REASONABLE RENT OF ONLY $30 MO, PHONE CANONSBURG 1900 55 Garages FOR RENT Garage suitable for repair shop on Pike St, Inq. Klahr Furniture Co. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 59 Houses for Sate A WELL BUILT 7 room brick home. 2 additional finished rooms in attic. Lot 40x114.

Gas heat. Complete with storm win. dows and doors. Large sunny rooms. Phone 511-J.

McMURRAY Sacrifice. Owner transferred. Modern 6 roo-n ranch. Gas log burning fireplace. Integral garage.

Acre. McMurray 6520.R.2. TOUSTON-6 Rm. 2 sty. bath, furnace, on Grant St $6500 JOHN W.

HOUGLAND 41 N. Central Ave. Ph. 2437 i ROOMS and Bath. Full basement Hot air furnace, level lot.

All modern conveniences. Ph. 1030.M or Inq. 223 Barr St. 3 Room house, 2 yrs.

old. Integral Garage, Gas heat. Good location. Morris Insurance Agency 43 N. Jefferson Ave.

Phone 620 62 Lots and Acreage LARGE LOTS for Sale. Good location, near Canonsburg. Residence only. Gas, electric and water available. Morris Insurance Agency 43 N.

Jefferson Ave. Phone G20 LARGE LOTS for Sale, $300 up or by acreage on the corner of Third and Weaver Ave. East Canonsburg, Cecil Township. Inq. 311 Greenside Ave.

in Service Serving at the Chanute Air Force Base, Rantoul, 111., is Pfc. Lindley A. Stimmel, USAF, son of Mr. and Mrs. John M.

Stimmel of 19 West Pitt street, Canonsburg. Stimmel, who entered the Al? Force March 7, 1951, received his basic training at Sampson, N. Y. Before entering the Air Force, he attended Snowden Township School at Library. Chanute Field Is one of the Ajr Force's principal technical, training centers.

Here officers and men are trained in 52 specialties in the field of aeronautics from weather forecasting to the jet engine. Edward M. Boyd, SR, son ot Mrs. Violet Kennell, of Lawrence, is now a member of the Recruit Training Command of the U. S.

Naval Training Center, Bainbridge, Md. The unit is composed entirely of volunteers from the recruits at Bainbridge. It performs at all recruit parades and reviews held at the Training Center and also makes occasional trips to nearby communities to take part inparades and other civic events and has won much praise. By WALLY BISHOF I'D PRCSABLyZ-FOR6ET THE By CLARENCE GRAY By LES FORGRAVE By PAUL ROBINSON vim, ii I -n NOTICES Funeral Notices ENGLISH Friends of Rich, arrt English, of Hendersonville, who died Jan. 29, 1952, will he received after noun Wednesday at the Speakman Funeral Homo, Houston, where funeral services will be hekl Friday, Feb.

1, it 2 p. m. in charge of Rev. S. C.

Reiser. Burial will be In Oak Spring Cemetery, Canonsburg. Speakman Funeral Home, Fu. ncral director. MONACO Friends of Edward Monaco, of Cecil, who died Jan.

29, 1952, will be received after 5 p. m. Wednesday at his late home where funeral services will be held Saturday Feb. 2, at 2 p. rn.

in charge of Rev. W. N. Thornburg, Venice. Burial will be in the Venice Cemetery.

James R. Cecil; funeral director. A A Friends of John Pa. vella, 179 Hallam street, Meadowlands, who died Monday, Jan. 28, 1952, are being received at the late home.

Requiem High Mass will be celebrated at Our ady of Miraculous Medal Roman Catholic Church, Meadow-lands, Thursday, Jan. 31, 1952, at 9 a. in charge of Rev. Father John McMahon. Inter, ment in the Immaculate Conception Church Cemetery, Wash, ington.

Hinton Griffith Funeral Home, Canonsburg, funeral di. rector. In Memoriam IN LOVING MEMORY of Joseph H. Edwards, who passed away, twenty-one years ago today. "Deep within our hearts he will always be A dear and precious memory." SADLY MISSED BY HIS WIFE.

ANNA, and CHILDREN Monuments MONUMENTS MARKERS INSCRIPTIONS Winona Monument Company "The Quality House Since 1865" For Evening Appointments ohn Gaydoe. Phone, 82-R ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost and Found LOST: Top coat taken by mistake at Slovak Hall. Please call 5085 R.12 after 5. LOST: Black and white Fox Terrier Pup. Call 409 J.

LOST Black Wallet with money. On Pike St. or in Jeffrey's Drag Store phone booth. Reward if re. turned to Daily Notes.

LOST Gold Wedding Band Ring. In vicinity Krogers or A. and P. Reward. Call 558-W.

WE ARE AGAIN SERVING fried shrimp and other sea foods at the Hofbrau, 416 Highland Ave. Personals INCOME TAX RETURNS W. C. BLACK AGENCY 27 E. Pike St.

Phone 7 SPECIAL NOTICE 9 12 rugs thoroughly cleaned $1.00. Cleaned end Shampooed $3.00. Other sizes in proportion. Call Marshall E. Jones, Phone 1140 R.

EDUCATIONAL 7-A Instruction EARN $100 or more per month in spare time at home addressing enevlopey. Send $1.00 for in-formation and instructions. Grove Box 737, Dept. M-20, Boston 2, Massachusetts. Money Back Guarantee.

EMPLOYMENT 8 Male Help Wanted SALESMAN CANONSBURG DISTRICT. Men and women custom tailored clothes. Write HARRY SELL, 204 5th Pittsburgh 22, Pa. PIN.BOYS wanted for Bowling alley. 16 yrs.

and up. Transpor. tation furnished. Call Canons, burg 2258 M. 14 Female Help Wanted RELIABLE WOMAN For general housework.

3 Adults. Phone 658.J. SHORT ORDER Cook, Night shift. Cappelli's Restaurant, Bridgeville FOR SALE 19 Miscellaneous ANTIQUES Marble top tables, gold leaf chair, lamps, china, glass colored pickie casters. 147 W.

College St. Ph. 343. 3 Booths grill, marble top counter, soda fountain, etc. 500 Franklin Ave.

GAS RANGE in good condition. Reasonable. Phone 409.J. 2 PC. WINE Mohair Frieze living Room Suite.

New slip covers. Reasonable. Phone 5166.J.1. BOY'S 2 Wheel Bicycle. Girl's 2 wheel Bicycle.

Call 5147J.2 i FOR SALE 19 Miscellaneous KENMORE Radiant 4 or 5 Room Coal Heater $45. Inq. Paris Lake or write W. W. KiUy.

R. D. 2, Bridgeville, Pa. TRACY cabinet sink; Hot Point apartment range. One Norge mangle.

Ph. 5125 3." SPRAYED APPLES FOR SALE Will deliver. Call Joseph A. Polansky. Phone 5136 21.

THE IDEAL SYSTEM SIMPLIFIED BOOKKEEPING TAX RECORDS for every Business, Profession, Home, Farm or Ranch. The Easy and Inexpensive Way to Meet Federal and State Tax Law Requirements. Inquire at The Daily Notes. Frigidaire Appliances Tappan Range3 and Easy Washers DuMont Television Sets DiCio Motor Co. 24 Murdock St Phone 1630 21 Coal for Sale IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Enterprise Lump and Egg Coal.

Jim Cenderelli, 141 Richland Ave. Canonsburg, Ph. 1829 M. LUMP COAL $9.25. Best quality and honest weight.

Buy from old established, reliable dealer. Al Hollash. Ph. 136. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY LUMP COAL $9.25 Ton.

Egg coal 8.25. Run-a-mine $7.25. Phone 5032-J-l or phone 5076-J-l. 22 Household Goods 6 RMS. of FURNITURE.

Television Console. 10 cu. ft. Westinghouse refrigerator and stove. Donaldson Cross Roads behind Sunoco Gas Station, 4th house.

Mr. Wm. G. Marracino. 25 Radio and Electrical TELEVISION $19.95 down.

Deliver, ed. 17" Console, 1 yr. guarantee. Trade your old set, radio, sweep, er iron, etc. Highest value on trade.

Anytime. Bridgeville 4495.R.12. 26 Musical Instruments PIANO accordion for sale. Used 5 months. Will sacrifice.

Bridge, ville 4903 3. PIANO TUNING and REPAIRING NEW and Used Pianos for sale. E. J. Nist, 791 Park Washington, Pa.

Ph. Wash. 3341. 28 Clothing MOUTON COAT $50, black cloth coat $25. Size 14.

Good condition. Ph. McMurray 34 Pets All Kinds BLACK COCKER Spaniel, female 9 months old. Pedigreed. Call 5147.J.2.

29 Farm and Garden USED Tractors Farmal ABNH 20. New Tractors Farmall all sizes. International Manure Spreaders. Tractor plows and Disc Harrows. Baler Twine, Smoker Baled Hay elevators Ezee-flow lime and fertilizer spreaders.

SOMERVTLLE FARM SUPPLY 38 Murtland Washington, Pa Phone Wash. 6630 37 Wanted to Buy WANTED TO BUY: Used Movie Machine. Outside Toilets. Call 349 or 2499. BUSINESS SERVICE 38 Miscellaneous Loading Reddog Daily Westland Mine 7:30 A.

M. to 5 P. M. For delivery Call Washington 7273-J-3 or 5304 R. EXCAVATING, Grading.

Red Dog M. E. Sinclair Call 1962-J after 6 p. m. General Hauling Red Dog and Coal Marlin D.

Funka Ph. 2491-R. Welding Iron failings Jimmie Dinnen Phone, 2630 SEWING MACHINE SERVICE WE REPAIR ALL MAKES 123 Smith St. Phone 1363-J LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING. COAL GENERA HAULING.

Hi-Lift Work and To Soil. Raymond Fife. Call 772. THINK THINK THINK before you call for service. Th( only Stewing Machine Store in Washington that can supply new parts for any make Sewing Machine.

Sewing Machine Service Center 29 E. Wheeling Ph. Wash. 4830 STORMWINDOWS AND DOOR? 5 times better than next best, (in stopping air leakage) Call 253-R Alvin E. Mille EXCAVATING, Ditching, Cisterns, Tank Holed and Crane Work.

Robert N. Paxton. Phone 1708-M. For MAYTAG appliances and service, call J. Fartro, authorized Maytag dealer 37 North Jefferson Ave.

Ph. 2280 or 611-R. Invest In th Future tuy Bonds ley Act stripped coal miners of their "liberty of action." The Ohio Republican was scheduled to testify at a Senate Labor subcommittee hearing. Lewis, who thundered his charges yesterday, was expected to attend as a spectator. The subcommittee is considering a bill by chairman Matthew M.

Neely (D W. Va) t.o give federal inspectors authority to close mines they find to be ufl.safe. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D Minn.) said he hadf "reason to believe" the measure would be favorably reported out of the subcommittee.

Other members also have indicated they will back the bill which provides penalties up to a $2,000 fine and six months in jail for coal operators who refuse to withdraw men from mines on an inspector's orders. Lewis began testifying quietly yesterday, but his voice soon was booming throughout the crowded hearing room with the aid of microphones. The bushy-browed chief of the United Mine Workers said coal operators have used the Taft-Hartley Act to bring aw suit i against the union for trying to enforce their contracts. He accused coal operators of fighting any improvements in mine safety, even though an average of "7.03 miners have been killed each working day in the last 50 years." Lewis then turned his wrath on Congress for failure to act. Within the time he had written four per sonal letters to every congressman" to do something about safety, he said, 1,538 men died in mine accidents.

He assailed the operators for not contributing "one sou, marquee, rupee, kopek, boiivar, or centavo" to the victims of the West Frankfort, 111. mine disaster in which 119 miners were killed just before Christmas. LONG TENURE ENDED THERESA, N. Y. (U.P.) 100-acre farm has been sold after being in one family more than 125 years.

Ivan Schell, a great great grandson of the pioneerowner Conrade Zellar, sold the farm to Walter C. June. Try Tha Classified Section and Gel Quick Resiiils! REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 62 Lots and Acreage 3 ACRES Wooded, off Route 10. Au mi. from Canonsburg.

Owner transferred. $1500. Call McMur. ray 6520.R4. 66-A Real Estate Insurance I SMELL SMOKE! It is too late, when you smell the smoke of a fire in your home, to get insurance.

The degree of security you feel when you have a Travelers policy on your home, furniture or car is well worth the small cost. F. M. Morrow, Local Agent for Travelers Insurance Co. 175 Oak Spring Rd.

Canonsburg, Pa. Tel. 2208-R. FINANCIAL 67 Money to Loan LOANS PERSONAL-AUTO-SIGNATURE $50 for 30 days costs $1.50 Civic Finance Service, Inc. 55 W.

Pike St. Phone 1583 CASH LOANS St us about your problem QUICK SERVICE Canonsburg Thrift Cf. 22 Central Ay. Phone 814 70 Business Opportunities IDEAL FOR Convalescent Home or offices, located 132 W. Col.

lege Canonsburg, Pa. 3 Story brick dwelling contains 12 rooms, 3 baths, gas furnace, 3 car brick garage, large lot 155x250 ft. 1 block from Inter. urban line. Asking price $30,000.

For furthej details inquire E. Morris Real Estate, 86 East Chestnut Washington, Pa. Ph. 5493 or 43 N. Jefferson Ave.

Canonsburg, Pa. Phone 620. AUTOMOTIVE 72 Trucks for Sale 1950 F. 8 TRACTOR. Price $2000.

Can be seen at Hill Church Texaco or Call 1991-W. 76 Automobiles for Sale LEGAL NOTICES EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Estate of Charles F. Bodmer, alias C. F. Bodmer, alias, Karl Fredrik Bodmer, widower, deceased rlate of Houston, Washington I'a.

Letters testamentary upon the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, notice is hereby given to those indebted thereto to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands to present them for settlement. JOHN HOWARD BODMER J4 East Grant St. Houston, I'a. Executor HOWARD O. STEVENS.

Attorney Citizens Trust Blclg. Canonsburg. Pa. Jan. 10, 23, 30.

Feb. 6, 13, 1052 MUGGS and SKEETER I i Miiiititt'illM 5CWIE PcurLc f-KOvl GrWJUPASs OFFICE ARE COMING TO DMNER. YOU'LL HAVE TO 6ETA FEW THIN6S FROM THE STORE' SJS OKAX 6RANDMAJ BRICK BRADFORD BIG SISTER I 'WHAT'6 -v AO rT VV14SH lONLV TO WRITE "Tl AT ATIME I 1 I AM NOT WORKED A HORT NOTE TO MY UKE THIS SO JrABOUT THAT.y-2 4 DAUGHTER PAMELA WHOM 1 A BUT REMEMBER IT WILL fl flP SSg I WAS ITS GONE TWE LITTLE VASE BUDDY GAVt me. IT'S NOT BEHIND t-1 AMVYUIKJfi UCDC i .1 I ii I SPECK HAS SOLO fT TO SUV I I JUST HOPE trAT BUDDY r- CIGARETTES, AND I WOULDN'T I DOESN'T NOTICE IT. PEC.4APS 1 HAVE TAKEN WOBLOS POR IT.

I I CAN FIND ONE LIKE IT rrfSr It SOMEOAYTOTAXS f-if zr tp. MM. K.t VHi njn ETTA KETT P11 THAT'S THE TIME 1 TwS C30T A POSTCAEO hNOW WHAT ace thosbVi NfeS THIS IS ETTA -''-W TEU- I SHS'S GOT A DATE I FfcOM THB TW'NS'FOLKS two MONSTSCS UP TO f) OH Hi' MELLOW HIM VWITH CMUOCS! I THSVRE HAVINQ A FM i 17 Tinrr: tonight wnitSi I rxft SrrtSSA TP- Sk0so 3 ADOBE GOING TO THE rlV UTi! ftf UlB? 1 GUARANTEED USED CARS HUDSON GARAGE 115 Ashland Ave. Phone 1706 1.