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MI. 32 3-J 3 'A Progressive Newspaper For a Progressive Community" Vol LXXI, No. 3 ESTABLISHED 1885 SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1947 Leased Wire Service of the United Press THE WEATHER Island and and much coM- cr loday. Partly cloudy and colder Saturday s.mduy and toriijniicij cold. Price Four Cents 2,000 See JLA1E Swearing- In The New Representatives UK.

F1KI1 r.n.-:ti.ii A KiMii-ra: alarm fire wall I'lront has injury HI si'vi-n firenii-n. Two of I In- pityhivil ami i Tl.ursilay. BiHTi'inli'i'i'il to injiifi'il wi-ri tlllTI Kl- I' treated fur cuts sus- i ilying in tin 1 I.I tin'. i.Ofi KICKS piililli- hriirlutf mi I he jinsiihility of ri'iliu'liiK llji. prli'i's of nortliriisliTii fluid infill will upi-ii in an uUO UMOAI'TL'UI'll) I'uliei' hnvr ciip- ruri'd of thr whu I'Si'iipi'tl frc.in thi! Itnymotnl jail in Brooklyn last of tin.

1 fugitives l.irooklyn 1 iiiinntiiiii; In- was ton i-xhaiiMt- i.il from his attempt to hide out. 'I In- otlii-r 1 was captured a I'luiri-h rii'tu' Hackcnaack, -oOo IN MOSCOW I I.oadmi—Uriti.sli l-'icld jVIiirshn) Viscount Montgomery It'ft for tuday for a visit at tin 1 InviliitliMi of KtissLan Vri'mlcr Suilln. The visit may stri-ngth- ITI miiltiii'y ooup- i'1-iitlon. oOo- sun- Livi'i-puol A i'iro has swept tlii-ough thi- partially compli'ti-d four million ilulUir cargo ship C'ui'intfiK. 1 in a Liverpool dock.

Tin- may destroy the whole The l. passenger jniU was being built fur i trttde between riw.t Hnuiin, Xealnnd nnd Australia. oOo I.NCIUIASMI) US spokesman for the Aiiii'rlriin Federation of Kndlu Artists siiys Unit the union has won liK-rca-es riiiijflnj; from to HO cent fruni the nan- iiHijur iifiworks. 0 Oo- STKllvK STM.I, ON f.o.u Angeles A. I'-', of Ki'oe-'t-y eli-i-ks tu-e starting thi'ir third day on strike.

Thi-ir li-ailurs rejected a from a national official nt 1 the ti-unisters' union. of- Merit -WHH accused of being Amer- oO(i HOI.I) OUT HOPK of the K.vrd e.vpedithin In the Antttrc- ilc huve nut given up hopo for tlic of men nil.sMlfig In iiiivy patrol plane, Hi-ur Admiral ICIeluinl says if tin 1 plane nmimged to ciiiiii- I'nwii mi an in- paek there's liet- than a flo-Stl dinner for wifi 1 limiting. IKOIOCKATS NAMf'JI) Mtirtfiird Two Hartford lawmakers have been chosen as mi- nurity k.aiU-rs 1- Uie Semite antl Ih' 1 Alt'i-ud F. Wcchsler ut the Sut-ond Srnfilorlal District, will minority leader in the SI-HUN-, while John Cotter will iiswmie the corresponding li-iid- ill the House. Both lire Di'inocnus.

oOo CUT TOUGH tiK'iil officials lire riTomnirmllUK "nil StnU- Department take a attitude toward Hnsshi if tile Snvlet igmm-s the third tl ntnr, lu M1 ncgotlii tion.H. offi- propose tluit the next re- tnke the form nf a Htronc- ly worded note which he ninile pulillr If no fornnil Is Ansonia, 48-33 Senate In Session Today; Republicans Map Strategy To End Southern Filibuster Newly-elecli'd Speaker nf the liimse, Joseph IMiirtiit, (K-Mass.) (arrow) administers the oath of "t'fk'f tn new members of the House liriircvcntit th'cs at tlie Capitol in WashiiiKton. This view was made looking toward the Kepuhlieun side of the chamber. A jummed gallery of spectators were on hand die first ItepuUk'aii-controlled Congri'ss in 1 years, convened. ((iifi-i-natiiinal Soimdphoto) Model Village In Larson Home Wins Favorable Comment Among Neighbors A rnjtlt.

1 railroad lint 1 and vil- liiK'. 1 'i wiritui 1 in Lho line of Mr. aiul Mrs. Oliver son, Xuw I-iaven iK'ep. the siiin'Ce of delifchc for neiu'hhorhood.

i The cm a uihlo abou feet by T) fL'rr:" was up tr-ck is complete with switches and siclinpr rtinninfj to slorafji! tanks. The snow for tho display was made from cotton and flakes. Pine cones were Tho Sauth work was up by the '-i sun, Robert U.ir.son, Main street, and took of the three Sundtiyrt A Thr electric 1 of one r.iilroad lino two fr All Lhi'f' con- used for trees. model village has oil Uip buikl- could wish for. red lire station, white church.

bifr houses. houses, nnd even a i PC! diner. There is also a fuc- tury tho liliptitian flfrures to in. fi str-ition for l.hc and a switch tower and station for the trains. Outsido tho village i.s a skating rink compline with toy people.

The hand-made snow covers all the display. Towering above the world is a Christmas of the regular 3Jnny of buildings many of the bodies for the" "miniature trucks wore mado. by Mr. frr whom the erection o.f such a lay world has been an annual job the And, be- liove nr not. macaroni was used to fonn tho lettorinp the busi- nns? signs on the stores.

Register 13 Points In Last Minutes Joe Healy Holds Ansonia's Drake To Six Points, As Locals Win Seventh (By TOM EGA7V) Thp Nuugatuck High School basketball squad performed a remark- able culinary chore before 2,000 spectators at tho Waturbury Armory last night when they turned on enough heat to thoroughly cook Ansonia's in slightly less than four minutes at the close of a tight contest. The final score was Naugatuck 48, Ansonia 33. The teams fought seesaw battle right up to the final minutes. They were tied 8-8 at the quarter; Ansonia led 23-20 at the half and 29-28 nt the end of the third period. "The game marked the HfiVBntri straight win for Coach Ray Folijy's undefeated Nougatuck quintet and the first loss in six contests for Boots Jarvis' Ansonia five.

When the otiicials' time out occurred with four minutes left to play, Naugatck was leading, 35-31. When' play was resumed the hour.ds suddenly begarero click castinete In a t'humba band. Forward Vin Healy starry the rally when ho a dribble from Ansonia's Frankie Alu. Vmceni raced down the floor alone with the Copper Cty pursuit racing at his tu-cls caged the Back Again Almost bi-fore the official scorers had time to record that basket, i Vin was bock with another, Then i Bob Jones sunk one. which Vin i Healy matched.

Joe Healy followed with a succesful foul shot, Jones hooped again and Vin Hualy sunk the t'inul two pointer. Except for Healy's I'oul shot, Vin He.ily Bob Jones shared this IE-point i liliputlan i burst between them. Vin' Bilbo Brings His Lawyer Taft Threatens To Invoke Gag Rule To Force Vote On Anti-Bilbo Resolution Annual Police Report Shows Sharp Increase In Arrests Total An- jrivins a total er.ts a sharp report lotai the of. Police Chief John nu.il ivpoi 1 for i of -10- ui rests, r'-jjres inct'oase tlie 10-1" of 2Si! gr-eatest increase was in uf arrests i the motor vehicle I icp'irtt'd Ifi-iti to 'in Clasolliie -AMS ra part uf year which knptiful i down. "i l'J-1 ul peace t'iisvs showed an viou.s inci'Lvisu wiLli fi- such 1 booked A dncveaso oars t.i{i'{.".>i! fo: ing muter law Ill-Hi total 10 I)' in li'i-lli.

in thu number or violating park- was shown by the such eoni- for 19-10. intoxication dropped to 35 recorded in lo wore a shade more cui-e- loi-'king up sLortii and than they wmx 1 in the pre- yu.Li 1 12U such est.ib- li.shinonts found unlocked in JO-l'j in ill in 19-IfJ. land 128 in the year just Funeral Services Howard Sagendorf Planned Monday For To Be Nominated Ansonia Publisher By County GOP Howard F.mrd f-Jinurson. president of publisher of the Ansonin. Sentinel, untie of Mrs G.

"i'J-1 Hillside nue, died Thursday evening' at his home in Ansonia f.ill.iwinj,' a lin- illness. Howard S.igendorf is expected Lo be hy the nomina-tinsi com- mitti'i. 1 of Uie New Haven county Young Hepub di'latc Beacon Falls Asks Bids On Beacon Falls Mail Route Postmaster Lee Announces Bids To Be Received Until January 15 Postmaster John Lee, of the local post office, has issued a statement that sealed proposals for carrying the United States mails (including' parcel post mails), between the Post Ofllce at Beacon Falls, and tho New York Now Haven and Hartford railroad route in Boaeon Falls, will be received by the postmaster until Jan. 35, 1M7. Persons bidding must be over 36 ul' and suitable to be np'crl with care and custody of the mails.

Proposals must be club as a can-! made a yearly rate for all ser- for the club's presidency mi'i'tinx' of the sichccl- uled Tuesday Two other n'inie? liavn been mentioned for Hocking Named By U. S. Rubber The appointment of Itnckii, nninat'ei' of "lotion in tin- Kiiotweur nf United Rubber Jinnniinci'd today by Arthur J. ules pro Division Grdjtir T. branch Mains nmntifrer of the 'ubbcr company's footwear division "ppointment became effectivi 1 nockinjr will be for all promotional ar- 'ivities of the division.

Including "'splays of every type, packnpinK. sales booklets (ind special lictivitiex 0 i Hf il Hockins; brlnfrs to his new ti wide In the ill-Id of style and dcxlprn. Hn has iissociatud with the rubber sinec 19-13, During most that time, he assisted in procl- tlovekiriment at the Naugatuck phlllt hold a rpsiw.sil'lo position thi with tho newspaper, which purchased by his falhrt' in 1S7G, befui-i' his 21st yea: 1 He was associated with his father and brother in its conduct, and continued to hcnd the publishing lli'm after his father died in 1928 iincl his brother in Ui'sirh-s Mrs. he is stir- vivetl hy his wife, a sister, three other nieces, and nephew. Ii'iincriil services will be held Monday morninu ir.

the'Tmrnanuel pi sco pnl ciuu'ch. An.foniu, with inteinienl ir: Ivxu Wis. Cl "il thine to do with vmir Xiiiim liiilr at niiiilltr nilii-r Klvi-p nil mill Illl-k Wrinn To Preside At NACA Meeting The ollioer-5 and diiRCtors oC Wa- tofhury N'ACA. will mcei Tuesday eveninu. January T.

p. m. at Diorio's reswirfint. vVatcrhuiy. meetimr has hoe.n called by John ,7.

Wrinn, "At 'his session, plans for the new will he discussed and arrangements for speakers anrl pro- will hp nrwule. Uecontly elect- member.s will he guests of the Hii-ectors and will he invited lo en 'or into the of tho nieeti nomination. slate of officers will be submitted thn nr.nual meeting of the county orpraniznUon at Wavor- ly Chf.shire. later this month. Mr.

is a pnst president of th.e local GOP club, and present county treasurer. Board To Discuss Street Coasting ve'ar the question arises at meetings of the board of war- tli-n and rrctardlncf block- ins off of for coiistinpf pur- nnses. No action has yet been taken although last year Eurpresf J. Franc-is Ctillcn stronply ui'Kod that certain streets be set apart for tho purpose. Two coastinpr nceidenLK have al- i-eacty been reported.

Borough cials' wore unavailable for comment on the mutter, but. it wn.s reported thn matter will be anionfr others to be presented at the board meotins; Tuesday evening. MAN ATTACKKD 1-Ur. tford, Jan. are looking; for the of Thnmas A.

Feauchesne who claims two men hit him on the head with I brick and beat him with their fists. vice required, and persons wishing lo bid should inform themselves of thn amount and ohnrjiotcr of the service; and the accepted bidder will lie rutiiiirei! to perform, without additional compensation, all trips now required nnd any thsit niny hcrea-ftur become necessary be- twoen the points named above, Blank bids may be secured from the postmaster upon application. Proposals should be enclosed in an envelope, sealed and marked "Proposal for Mai! Messenger Service," with the name of the bidder written on the outside, and handed to the postmaster, I'arly Held A New Year's Eve party wan held hy Miss Kathleen Rourke, Miss Joan Forsman and Miss Mary Ellen at the home of Mr. nnd Jsinies Rourkfi. Sr.

Guests included Edward Ploss, George Mitchell. Richard Meyer. Louis Mennillo, Harry Claesey, Jamos Rourke, Miss Mary Ann Wrobel, Miss Kathleen Rourke, Miss Joan Forsman nnd Miss Mary Elian T-cnnon. Healy with eight points and Jones i with four. Alu and Andeivjon man- ajfed to cage a foul shot apiece toward the end' of "Che N.iuRatuck spurt to add two points to An- sonia's score.

Joe Healy, Naupatuck was tho best man on the floor for ci-Mior team. Joseph was handed the assignment of clipping the i wind's of Ansonia's hifrh flying Drake, and did a job. Principally because 01 Healy's close attention Drake w.is held ic i two baskets from the floor all eve- ninp. These hoops with a puir of jticcessfu! foul shots kept Mr. Drake's scoriny efforts for the evc- ninjr to the not-too-impressive total of six 'points.

While keeping the Mr. Divike n-: tip-Inly 1 bottled up as grandfather's part wine, Joe managed to jrarnor hoops himself and a single I'oul shot to contribute five points to i the Greyhound csuse. Off Form Joe's runnins' mute. Boh Jones. likewise turned in an impressive performance, and bis Chet Us.ikio- wicz looked better on the floor last night than he has in any other game this season.

Chet used his height and weight lo advantaK" I and showed a commendable will- inp'ness set in and for possession. The two Niaupo-l tuck forwards, Vin Healy and Bob Staufl'er. were obviously off in I their shooting 1 In the first period, I Vin missed so often that he probably suspected someone was mov- the basket. Stauffor did not shoot as often as 'he usually does, and when he did shoot, it was erratic. Fortunately the Ansonia artillery also had dilliculty in getting on target, and in the Ust four minutes when tho Greyhounds dici start to connect, they placed the issue beyond the shadow of doubt.

In the preliminary, the Naugia- tuck Jayvecs-boat the Ansonia Reserves, 38-27, in a game marked chiefly by rough aggressive play Rapid Robert Mariano was high scorer with 12 points. To Take Office (By United Press) The Seriuto of United States which, in reality, is not yet a. hold extraordinary Saturday session tcday. And, or. tile result of today's meeting hinges the Q-jesiJon of whether the senators will be working overtime next The- shackles must be the Bilbo case must be one way or the other.

For. on Monday, the President the United States is due to deliver his long-awaited message on the siuitf of Union. But thf White House may have to wait pending iht decision on the man from Senator Theodore Eilbo. Republican strategy to break i.he filibuster by southern supporters uf Eilbo is beginning to shape up. It appears to be use persuasion, diplomacy today.

If doesn't succeed, then the elephant will throw his vjsr bulk against little band in an ali-out offensive. One of the top-ranking Repuh- licin Robert Taft of lo invoke- the if the southerners don't sit down and leave colleagu 1 Bilbo, standing. Taft, as do majority of wants to vase now to Un- IJilbo pending action by -the entire chamber. And the senator from making a strong bid for party consideration in MS-declares that ihp Senate will stay in continuous session until the crisis is resolved. This deadlock over Bilbo might nven mean UNH thn filibuster will join the bustle as .1 part of the past.

Tan says that what he calls a "dear, abuse" of Uie- filibuster power will probably to a oom- Issues Statement Commend-! II change the rui cs or the Senate. Senator Tlieo. G. Bilbo ())-MUs.) am! his attorney, Forrest (lefO ride (hi- Senale siilnvuy car hencuth tin; Cupitol, en to opening session of Congress. A filibuster was planned as Bilho forces soiiKlii (o prevent lU-ptililifjin efforts 10 bar him from raking his oath of office.

(International Sonndphot) Fire Marshal Shea Urges Removal Of Christmas Trees ing Residents For Caution i During- Holidays rire Marshal Michael i of fire hazards of the pres- i ent season and thanks the residents of tho boi ough for past co, in a received at I The The leiti-r follows: "I wish to thank ihe people of for thoir coojifi-ation din-ing the Chrisimas and Yea; He's joined in this attack on the parliamentary weapon by another Wayne Morse of Oregon. says lie's got 110, a bill Hint will kill the nii- bill ready 10 introduce in the Sen- buster. Raymond M. Shea, who will sworn iti for his second ferm as jiidffe of proliate for NaiiRiituck ami Beacon Falls. Mr.

Shea will lie iidniinistrred the oath of his offlee Wednesday at the I own hall. Mrs. Ruth Schofield Selected As Juror In Murder Trial IlETliRN John Coffey, 12 Aetna sti'eet, and "his son William, 16, both of whom have been patients at St. Mary's hospital, Wiitei-bury, have returned home. Mr.

Coffey was admitted 'to the hospital for treatment of son had there. Box Score on Piigc Two Carl Schrulfs Car Stolen, Recovered A 1941 Dodge sedan owned by Carl Schrull of Cherry street extension, which was stolen from the Chase Co. foundry parking 1 lot in Waterbury Thursday, was recovered yesterday on Locust Waterbury, by Motor Patrolman Matthew Kosky of the Waterbury police. Mr. Schrull had reported the theft 'to Waterbury police.

When found, keys were in the car's ignition and no damages were suffered. CONVENTION New Haven, Jan. annual convention of the Connecticut Optometrlc society will be held in New Haven next Thunsdav. On" fractured rib and his the speakers will be been a. surgical patient Dr.

Robert Rannon of the Hanover, N. Eye Institute. Mrs. nulh Se.hofiold. Beacon Val- lev road, was one of the jurors clioser.

in the New Superior- court yesterday to try the case of Robert Bradley, SB-ycnr-old New Haven negro accused of three slay- i gs Throe ju ors were nicked in yesterday'? session nnd tho remainder will be selected when court convenes Tuesday. Two Discharged From Hospital Two boroughites who were 'ed to hosnitaU this for mnnt of ininries resulting from ac- cider.t.s have been discharged and are now convalescing at their homes. John Hobon. Rockwell nv- cnue, who suffered a fractured loft 1 Numerous noti.se ics aiui dances v.vre and not one of these affmrs was saddened by lire. It is very evident that each and every one did his pa: I in I eliminating all fire hazards, and fihcy have no regrets.

have at least thrco months moro of winter which means stoves jiind furnaces being pushed to the limit and wo must continue to be, on the alcri for fire. Owing to icy road conditions it is necessary to use eMia precautions to safeguard our homes. "After reading of the many large fires in hotels throughout the country, nisn in homos, with loss of life through carelessness, we are very fortunate in having escaped a iraurdy in our town. Lei us continue to exercise all precautions so that our record will not be marred. I "May 1 sucs'esi Christ- I mas trees be removed at once from homes and burnod in a safe place, j-j "All trees 'left over in storage places should be removed and burned in incinerators.

Tho from these trees is usually of great I proportions and they should bo safeguarded while burning." Patterson On Air From Washington when the sled on which he, was I coasting rnn into n. iroe, was dis- charp-ed nftnrnoon from St. Mary's hospital, Watcrbury, where tho injury iiad bce.n treated. Mrs. Ann Casey, 3-1 Rockwell who a.

fractured left shoulder Thursday from a fall on the slippery ijrountl was dis- fhnryed frnin Pt. Marv's hospit.nl, Watorbui'y, where she -had received treatment, for the injury. Polish American Club To Install Officers Sunday Now of the Union City Polish-American Club will be in- stalled at a special corcmony to- I morrow at. 2 p. m.

in tho club rooms. It was announced by Walter Paw- i lowski, secretnry, i The new oiVieors are: President, John Zbikowski: vice Victor recording secretary, VVnlter Pnwlowski; financial Francis 7 treasurer. Henry Sawieki; trustee. Anthony Pruchnicki: auditors, Michael Kalinowski, Alex Korowotny and Kdw.T.-f! Slomcenski steward, Stanley C. Slomrenski; pttiido, Anthony sick committee, Chester Niaiolch.

Anthony Millijan: special auditors, Anthony Pailnnovitoli, Chester Krzykowski, Ben Krzykowski and John Gomulinski. nnd huildinR' inspector, Waller Sikoski. A social with refresluiirnls follow installation. Congressman T. Patterson Is amons' several new members of Cor.sro.--s scheduled to appear over tho Columbia network this morn- inp- from 1 3 to 32 o'clock on B.

special proprjm. "New Faces in CcnRi-css." from WTOP studios in Wnshinftton, D. th now ropresentalivcs will answei- CBS newsman Winston Burden's question. "What You Decide to Congress?" Yesterday while newsmen wore broadcastinp events of the convening of t.hc SOth Congress, one Rave an outline of Cong-ressman Patterson's backfiround, and said one of his aims in Congress will be to eliminate red tape in the armed, ConfiTossman Patterson hc.ird las! nisht with tho Connecticut delegation in a. special Connecticut Forum broadcast from Wash- injrton said persons in oil walks of should make contributions T.O the nation in efforts to maintain the stnndnrds of living.

He said the politic.il and economical standards must be restored and stU'eKunrdcd. and mass production stimulated. Statins" that monopolies must be abolished he remnrked it is Jiis belief that labor nnd management are now aware of their joint responsibilities. The expense of (government, must bo greatly reduced, he asserted. Window Broken At High School A smashed piece of ice recently window on the main floor of the hiffh school, Principal Edward L.

Kchoe reported yestor- dny. He said the ice apparently thrown from Ihc Fail-view nvcnuc side of the school. It is expected that the window will be replaced before sessions resume Monday, although the type plass used is difficult to obtain, Mr. Kchoe reported the cost of the now )as will be more than $20. AM Xiuik-iiliifk SI our In fiflfl, Uutiury Aulu IH (iilkfnK Nbout fhe Ill' 1 lUDSt lli'illltlflll Stf if ul Ninigiilii THE NEWS Will Have The Score Of The NHS-West Point Basketball Game Call 2228 About 4:30.