Newport Daily News from Newport, Rhode Island • Page 18

PAOE EIQHTMN THE NEWS--NEWPORT, R. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1951 SIMMONS MATTRESSES WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF SIMMONS MATTRESSES ON DISPLAY BEAUTYREST BACK. GUARD DEEP SLEEP HOTEL SPECIAL CHARM (Special) 69,50 59.50 49.50 S9.50 29.50 MATCHING BOX SPRINGS DO YOUR BEDDING SUYING NOW. JOHN H. KAZANJIAN CO.

Bellcvue Avenue Af Bath Road Tel. 55 "Mnk your now 'or HnrveMt Moon nail. Scot. SO." PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 12:00 Kaon ON THE PREMISES AT 23 HUTMSR STREET Estate of Anthony Cassetta 3 i 100 -with frontage on Butler Street approximately 10,000 ft.

or lurid. D. Hondo, Henry J. DcCotlx AdmfnUtrntor Auctioneer AUCTION Of VALUABLE LAND AND RIGHT OF WAV SATURDAY, SEPT. 15, At 12:00 NOON Northerly of Cnxtnor Rond Ex.

of Hoienentli On 9. JS. Slope Of rinlldon Hill Tract contains about 114,810 nj. (cot, has aoout 475 foot Rare on Zastnor Koad Ex. and about 233 a on a 40 root right of way leading from Harrison Avo.

to tho N. corner oC which rlsht or -mvy will be sold with tho land, subject to use of abutting The fflTOrnble locution anil eminently alonir Northerly boundnry make Inni) particularly rrorth confederation im nn nttriicllve home development. Ten per cent required. Inspection from 11:00 A. M.

on xnle dny. See nc- onrftfe dlmennioTiM and MiiffJCeNteil Comu early. Cltnw. G. Tel.

17SO NIGHT A I SALE AUCTION BLOCK GALLERY EAST MAIN nOAD 138) PORTSMOUTH, H. I. SALE MONDAY SEPT. ITtli 7l30 to lllflO INSPECTION SUNDAY ONLY SEPT. 10th 4 to 7 P.

M. ATJCTIONEKIl Ii. MnoDONALD SALESMAN JOHN E. JANBS LIMITED SEATS anil PARKING SPACIi CALLKTIY OPENS Ht Il30 P. M.

MONDAY Twin Beds, Ghost of Drawers, Bod Sldo Stand, Cotroo Table, End Tdblon, Extension Dining: Table, Koeoncj' Stand, Hop- plowhlto Arm Ctmlr, Chippendale Open Arm Chair, Wardrobe, Serving Stand, Mirrors, Maple: Dlnlr.K Tablo and Four Chairs, China Closet, Small Tablo and Chair, Walnut Double Bedroom Suite, Newport Rocker, Leather Upholstered Arm Chair, Upholstered SoJa, Upholstered Arm Chair, Hoover Vacum Clcanor, Electric 'Washlnc Machine, General Electric nofrlfrorator, General Electric RanRC, Small Iron Combination Safe, Larco Double Door Frlgldalro, Fireplace Equipment, Room Size Domestic KUKS, Scatter Size Oriental Rugrs, Floor and Tablo Lamps, Two LarKo Blue and Porcelain Jardlnlcrs, China, Glassware, Silver, Brlc-a-Brac, Pictures, Works ot Art, Table Linen, Draperies, Lawn Mower. JOHN E. JANES TECH DuCAS AUCTION BLOCK AUCTION A I SHOP East Main Rd. Porumouth, R.I, Purgatory Rd. Mlddletown, R.

I. Netrport 013 Oiion 2 to P. M. Tnudnyc ELLA T. MURPHY 123 UKLLISVt'E) U21 SALE ON NEEDLEPOINT TAPESTRY In chair seats (largo and small, benches, footstools, work bags, pictures with frames, door stops, eyeglass oases.

Tapestry Wool AH Colors. i a $3.98 Rubber Tired Light Quiet Press Toe On Lever And It Folds Flat For Storage WM. B. scon INC. 10 Broadway Phone 1046 For Your Drug Store Needs Try PERROTTI'S FIRST Complete in Every Oept.

Candy Patent Xobacco Coiraetlca Luncheonette. Prescription. Our Specialty. REXALL DRUGS 170 B'wmj fcrrottJ'a lei 437 GOP MAY PROLONG ASSEMBLY SESSION Party Heads Disagree On Permanent Registration Republican refusal to take "pig- in a poke" is giving the Democratic administration somewhat of a headache in its plans for a speedy special session of the General Assembly opening next Wednesday to enact legislation necessary to put -tho recently- adopted constitutional amendments on permanent registration ancl homo rule into effect. Although they cannot hope to prevail unless there are serious Democratic defections, the Republicans are in a position to da- lay the session and Governor Dennis J.

Roberts-, has already tentatively anticipated at least a three-clay session instead of the single day he.had hoped for. Quick Homo Rulo Passage Seen No great difficulty is expected on the home rule legislation which will provide a- uniform method for nomination of char- commission members in the 39 cities and towns. Under this proposal, a qualified elector with designated number of valid signatures on his nomination papers would have to be placed on ballot in the election of charter commissioners, so that a city or town council could not "rig" JIB nominations. Implementing legislation on perrnament registration is likely cause trouble unless agreement 3 reached among party leaders beforehand. Democrats and Re- niblicans have been far apart on vhat this legislation should pro- They were divided during he last legislative session and also during last constitutional icnvcntion.

As a result, the constitutional amendment was written in broad cnr.s, leaving to the General Aa- cmbly tho problem- of enacting details by statute. Assembly Would Get Power The amendment provides "that ho General Assembly shall have ATJTO DEALERS OF SIX STATES MEET HERE--representatives are here for a two-day session at the Viking. Seated are C. Marquardt, executive manager, left, and Alfred S. Hunt, president.

Standing are, left to right, Louis J. Roazen, trustee; Christian Olesen, vice president, and William T. Manning 1 director and host. (Daily News Photo) full power to prescribe the nature of the evidence to be required in case of a dispute as to the right of any person to vote, and generally to enact all laws necessary to carry this article into effect and to prevent abuse, corruption and fraud in voting." Republicans have sponsored legislation in the past calling for stronger penalties for vote frauds V)SlLor horc and more stringent evidence of the DESLANTS STAFF TRANSFER MADE Captain A.E. Jarrell Takes Place Of Admiral McLean Captain Albert E.

Jarrell, U.S.N., who won the Navy Cross, in action over Okinawa, today relieved Rear Admiral Ephralm.R. McLean, U.S.N., as chief of staff to Rear Admiral Frank G. Fahrion, commander destroyer force, Atlantic Fleet. Admiral McLean, chief of staff for one year, leaves soon for duty as deputy commandant of the Armed Forces Staff College at Norfolk, Va. The commandant there ig Lieutenant General Andrew D.

Bruce, U.S.A., a Naval War College graduate and recent right to vote. They liavo contended this Is more necessary than ever because, under permanent registration, all classes oj voters will be required to register, only once and therefore be eligible to vote unless they move or fail to vote in five years. Hercfore. registry voters have had to register two years. Voting- Views Conflict Under the amendment, P.epub' llcans contend the provisions for keeping the voting lists clean and preventing floater voting' should be more stringent.

The.Democrats are opposed to any definition of evidence of the right to vote that will be so stringent as to deter some people from voting- altogether. A native of Rome, Ga. Captain Apparently these viewpoints still prevail different because, when Governor Roberts called the first bi-partlsan conference last Thursday to see whether an agreement could be reached on the date of the special session and suspension of the rules to speed Us conclusion the Republicans balked. Quota Club Members Plan Fund-Raising Drive Plans for a fund-raising effort in, October were made by the Newport Quota Club Thursday evening at the homo of Mrs, Raymond Nam-gang of Maple avenue, Middletown. A discussion by Alice Howland Macombcr, world traveler, lecturer and geographer, on her recent book, "I Travel Alone ancl Try Anything Once," was arranged for October 16 at tho Miantonomi avenue, Middletown, home of Mrs.

Estelle Col- Jins, president. Miss Ada 'M. Ceilings, Mrs. Ernestine, Tougas and Mrs. Nahrgang were made a committee in charge of the event.

Funds will be devoted' tho club's service work. Jarrell has assumed his new duties aboard the flagship U.S.S. Yose- mito at Melville. A graduate of the U. Naval Academy in 1925, he saw service on battleships Texas and Mississippi and on destroyers before taking command Sturtevant in the North Atlantic during the neutrality patrol prior to World War 2.

During the war Captain Jarrell commanded Destroyer Division 42 and- Destroyer Squadron 55 in the Pacific. Besides the Navy Cross, awarded the Legion of Merit in'the recent war. More.recently he was awarded a gold star in lieu of a second Legion of Merit for services 'several months ago in Korean waters. He also has the commendation ribbon. the Asiatic- Pacific ribbon with seven battle stars, and the Order of the Southern Cross conferred by Brazil.

Captain Jarrell and his wife, the former Miss Anna C. Holm of Eureka, make, their home on Ochre Point avenue with their three children, Joan, 14, Lewis, 11, and Henry, 8. Their permanent home is in La Grange, Ga. HOUSING BODY RECEIVES BIDS Proposals On Coal Bins To Be Studied In Boston Automotive Distributors Start 2-Day Session Here A two-day Six State Conference of Automotive Distributors began today -with business sessions at the Hotel Viking. Twenty-five.

-New England parts and accessories dealers and their wives are'at- tending, William T. Manning -of- Fall River is in charge of arrangements, A tour of the city was. made this morning by the ladies and a shopping trip was held this aftoi. noon. Conferences and elections end Saturday morning.

-Social activities are scheduled for that afternoon. DESLANTS CHIEF OF STAFF --Captain Albert E. Jarrell. U.S.Navy Photo) XJSSR USING POWSH A-OBE STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Sept. 14 Swedish newspaper reports Russia Js stepping up atomic bomb production by work- ng a dozen uranium mines In Polish Lower Silesia, 'and shipping the ore to Russia by express.

It says Soviet Geologists and Polish scientific advisers are prospecting for more mines. Portsmouth (Continued from Page 12) Antone Rocha, Mrs. Joan Rexter, Mrs. Marie. Mooney.

The I. Forest Service will reopen the Portsmouth fire tower today for the first time since its closing on July owing to damp weather. Robert Teachman, observer, will man the tower and on behalf of the Forest Service commends the residents of Kewport County for helping to keep.Rhode Island green by keeping fires to a minimum in observance of fire prevention regulations. Permits for open fires are still necessary and may be obtained free of charge from the forest fire warden or the fire station. Commander Harry M.

Doucette, Alvaro E. Vieira Post, VPW, has called an open meeting Monday night in Legion hall to honor Gerald Cosgrovc and Henry J. McFall who have returned from service in Korea. The town will present certificates of appreciation and the men will be inducted into the Post. Townspeople are invited to attend.

The Newport Housing Authority Thursday night opened bids to provide new hatch covers for the coal bins in the Tonomy Hill project. W. S. H. Dawley, chairman, conducted the meeting.

T. J. Dwyer Corporation was low bidder at $18,519. Other bids were John P. Gallagher, and Newport Roofing Company, $20,150.

As Tonomy is a federal project, the bids were referred for tabulation and report to the regional office in Boston for federal council approval. An agreement between Newport school authorities and the Housing -Authority for use of the Tonomy Hill recreation hall for school purposes'was approved. It carries the same provisions as have been in effect in past years. It also was forwarded to the Boston regional office for approval. Bids for boiler coverage insurance at Park Holm were received and an award made to the low bidder, Gilbert Ramlose, at $121 for three years.

Judge Arthur J. Sullivan and William J. Donovan, executive secretary, were authorized to attend the New England regional meeting of the National Association of Housing'Officials in Worcester September 27 and 28. Portsmouth Chamber Plans Annual Cracker-Box Derby Home-made racers driven eager youngsters will speed down Quaker Hill, Columbus Day, Octo ber 12, in the fourth annual state and county crackerbox derby sponsored by the Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce. Last year 1500 spectators braved a downpour to watch the contests.

All contestants will get entry prizes. First, second and third awards will be given for the County final elimination event. Entry and winner's prizes will be awarded the state championship race: Entry blanks will be available next week from George S. Lopes, president awl Henry J. Danis, secretary of the Portsmouth Chamber, from the Newport County Chamber of Commerce and in Tiverton from Grinnell's garage and Walter F.

Dug-gran's service station, both on the Main road. Walter E. Snyder heads the committee for arrangements ''and! included are Russell P. Hedly; Stephen F. Moriarty, Lopes and Danis.

Loose Leaf Xotc Books stamped tn Red Black Book, Paper and Organizer Complete GhqseChase Thames Street WHERE TO OO AND TOMORROW ARSONIST GETS 3 YEARS Jamestown (Continued Prom Page 12) Smedly of Philadelphia, Mrs. P. J. Lynarn and Mrs. James G.

Peterson of Detroit, Mich. Miss Edith Carpenter returned to Harrington, Wednesday. Professor and Henry Russell of Bay View Drive left Thursday to spend tTie coming- year with their daughter, Mrs. George Edmundson in Egypt. MIAMI, Sept.

14 bellboy who admitted he started three Miami Beach fires and was praised for helping- put one of them out was sentenced yos- to three years in prison. Albert Callahan, 30, told officers a strange urjre to light fires came upon him. when he was drinking. He admitted setting- fires the Surfside and Charles Hotels and at the Allee club. The cluta blaze caused $10,000 damage.

Callahan won praise from the management -and guests -at the Charles Hotel for smothering- a fire he had set off in one of the rooms. St. Mary's Parish House, mouth--Old Fashioned Dance Freebody park. Floodlight Foot- bal--Rogers vs. DC La Salic Island Me After The Show" and "Tarzan and the Amazon" Paramount Leathernecks" and "Hard, Fast and Beautirul" Opera Inland" and "Pickup" and "Havana Rose" Armory, Thames Street --K.

of C. Trade Exhibit and Auto Show SATURDAY Mt. Zion A.M.E. Church, Bellevue Avenue-Rummage Sale, Sponsored by tho Silent Workers and Flower Committee Island Sic After The Show" and "Tarran and tHU Amazon" Paramount Theatre "Flying Leathernecks" and "Hard, Fast and Beautiful" Opera Island" and Strand and "Havana Rose" State Armory, Thames Street --K. of C.

Trade Exhibit and Auto Show We Have A Complete Line Of School Supplies The William P. Clarke Co. Thames Street Telephone 1140 Out! New England Calendar For Kmuuel Washburn's Bookshop J52 Sprlnjc St. Tel. 3.1S1 Betn'eeM Mill Clmrch CARLISLE Tol.

1682 Newport Business and Secretarial School Learn To Earn COZY CAB 2500 I Annum Mcctlnir Of The Corporation Ot The Service Satiety will be liclil SEPTEMBER 10th nt P. M. Ill tiic Mnrj- Street Y. M. C.

A. Meeting; open to the nubile JOHN C. BEEBE. JR. Plumbing Heating 8143 7 Harvard Street Elizabeth Arden Stick Cologne BLUE GRASS plua tax J.

R. Lorah Co. 141 Tel. -350 Dr. Irving Hemlzow Dr.

Aaron Nemtzow OPTOMETRISTS Bt A A OPPOSITB CITT JAL1, in Office P. II. ETenlnvB By AppAtntraeBt Too Contemplate "OWNING YOUR OWN HOME" Your Flm Thouffht Should Be BLISS POTTER 12 Barney Street 43 All at Mclnl Work, Air- Conditioning nnd Work. Slate, Tile, Tar Gravel Tin and Copper Roofs CORNELIUS P. SULLIVAN.

Jr. Prop. JAMESTOWN Cottage not Witter Heat---Oil Burner Cnrage lot 100 ISO $7,900.00 Two-Apartment House Hot YV'nter Burner Garmce Both properties In tfood condition Herbert W. Smith Hen I tut c---I UN urn 33- BHtevue Avenue 'IYI, Newport S10 TO. 173 Mr.

Attorney For Your -Convenience We Now Have A Complete Line- Of LEGAL FORMS STOCK CERTIFICATES MINUTE BOOKS MANUSCRIPT COVERS TYPEWRITER PAPER. ACCOUNTING FORMS ANALYSIS PADS BOUND BOOKS RUG-EN'S 293 Street Tel. Bll About A Mortgago Loan From THE SAVINGS BANK OF NEWPORT Ask About Our 12 I'cor Plan. BETTER THAN FLOWERS If a paisenger in your car should be Injured, you would send flowers, of course, but how much b.etter if you also paid the hospital bills! You could, easily, if yon have Automobile Medical Payments Insurance. Ask Packer Braman Agency PECKHAMCOALOILCO 4 1 1 Thames St.

PhODCi 232 1364 RANGE unit FUEL OIL METERED SERVICE DUGAN BROTHERS SOT Tlinnicx St. Tel. 3000--3007 Have Your Fur Coat Remodeled Into the Intcxt rcurnrJ- ICKM or Itx condition. Will nUo iiiiike IIP the ntylc cnne from your old flip cont. Fur contK rcnnlrcu.

Klnzcd nntl re- llncd. nnJ kiincle to order nt priccM. E. A Merchant Tnllor A Furrier -40 JTrnnklln St. Tel.

7Z4 tervs DO vow FAMILY WASH AWAY WITH WASHDAY WORRIES Mice other smart Newport housc- ivlvos sond your hiAindry to UK -weclc. carefully wash and Iron your washableo until thoy fairly sparkle; WET WASH nOCGH DIIV I I FINIS DRV CLEANING MODERN SANITARY LAUNDRY CASH find OUCo 00 Cnrflcld St. 33 Vtmrm' ROSA onos. rmp. TCI.

3S2 or .1211 SENSATIONAL NEW DISCOVERY! Off. Dries up Air Dampness Fast! Just King everywhere in your home in closet, in laundry, playroom, photographic Soaks ui of its weight in moisture. Protects clothes, furnishings against mold and tnUdew. Checks damage from dimpneis. Each De-Moist ample for ordinary closet or average 10 12' room.

over and ovce again simply by drying in hot oven. Get several De-Moist today! Basement Size 5495 Wm. K. Covell Co. 165 Thames St.

Tel. 347.