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TAR KINGSTON WHIG STANDARD MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1947 PAGE FIFTEEN DOLLER at Shoe Krafts, 212 Street. RIGHTEN their Christmas with BilL more Gift Tickets. Gifts for Children Jerseys, stockings, toques, one two and three piece seta, Sizes to 36. Shoe Krafts, 212 Princess St. INKLE loom complete with lessons, material supplied.

$7.50. Dutch Art Weaving. 78 Brock Street. AIRPLANE, car and boat models for Industrious fingers. Burden's Hobby Lobby, 192 Ontario Street.

child will treasure. Pick wick Book Shop, 382 Princess Street, opposite Odeon. WE and are clearing discontinuing at great children's saving wear to you. Shop now for your Christmas gifts at Stan's Men's and Children's Store, 348 Princess Street. Gifts for Home LL supplies.

you need. Shoe A Krafts, 212 Princess Street. UGGAGE and leather goods of types and sizes. Shoe Krafts, 212 Princess Street. AUTOS FOR SALE (CON TI K.

G. Reynolds Motors VERONA, ONT. 1942 Buick Special 1942 Dodge Coach 1936 Dodge Coupe 1932 Oldsmobile Coupe 1938 2 ton Ford. Truck Legal Notices Notice to Creditors IN THE MATTER of the Estate HANS CHRISTENSEN, late of the city of Kingston, in the County of Frontenac, Aluminum Worker, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Section 51 of The Trustee Act, R.8.0., 1937, Chapter 165, that all creditors and others having claims or demands against the estate of the sa'1 HANS CHRISTENSEN who died on or about the 31st day of December, 1946, at the City of Kingston, In the County of Frontenac, are required, on or before the 13th day of December, 1947, to send by post, prepald, oF deliver to the undersigned Solicitors for the Administrator of the Estate of the sald deceased, their Christian names and surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full particulars, In writing, of their claims, a statement of their accounts, and the nature of the security, if any, held by them.

AND TAKE NOTICE that after such last-mentioned date the sald Administrator will proceed to, distribute the assets of the said deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which he shall then have notice, and that the said administrator will not be liable for the sald assets OF any part thereof to any person or persons of whose claim notice shall not have been received by him at the time of such distribution. RANKIN WRIGHT, 69 Clarence Street, Kingston, Solicitors for the Administrator Dated at Kingston this 14th day of Notice to Creditors IN THE MATTER of the Estate of FLORA MINNIE COOK, late of the City of Kingston in the County of Frontenac, Widow, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Section 51 of The Trustee Act. R.S.O.. 1937, Chapter 165, that all creditors and others having claims or demands against the estate of the said FLORA MINNIE COOK who died on or about the 24th day of August, 1947, at the City of Kingston, in the County of Frontenac, are required, on or before the 13th day of December, 1947, to send by post, prepaid, or deliver to the undersigned Solicitors for the Executor of the Estate of the said deceased, their Christian names and surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full particulars, in writing.

of their claims, a statement of their accounts, and the nature of the security, If any, held by them. AND TAKE NOTICE that after such last-mentioned date the said Executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the parties titled thereto, having regard only tO the claime of which he shall then have notice, and that the said Executor will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person or persons of whose claim notice shall not have been received by him at the time of such distribution. RANKIN WRIGHT, 69 Clarence Street, Kingston, Solicitors for the Executor Dated at Kingston this 14th day of November, 1947. UK Tory Win Seen in Epsom EPSOM, Surrey, England (Reuters) Conservative Labor, and Liberal candidates were to contest the parliamentary, by-election here of by resignation Sir Archibald Southby, Conservative member since 1928. The seat is generally regarded as safe for the Conservatives.

The candidates are: Malcolm McCorquodale, Conservative, former parliamentary secretary to the Ministry of Labor; Richard Bishop, Labor; and D. A. Scott Cairns, Liberal. The -election is one of five which will take place in England and Scotland within the next few weeks. Mackenzie King To Visit LONDON-(CP) Prime Minister Mackenzie King goes to Downing Street this afternoon for informal conversations with Prime Minsiter other Commonwealth representatives.

The Canadian statesman, who came here from the royal wedding last week, tonight will dine with G. Heaton Nicholls, South African high commissioner in London, who is entertaining for Prime Minister Smuts. Boys Report Conference Real Success FELLOWSHIP and fun highlighted proceedings at the Conterence held over the weekend. Making its operational headquarters at Queen Street United Church, 4, the conference aimed consolidating in Christian endeavor, local boys' works projects, After lunch Saturday, discussion groups met in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church and later adjourned to Queen Street United Church.

Topics considered in the discussion groups were all slanted toward the general theme of "Venturing for Christ." Ages of the boys attending the conference ranged from approximately 10 to 15. ARNOLD FOSTER of the University of Toronto was present at the conference and aided in organizing the meeting to assure its success. The afternoon's proceedings concluded with a banquet at Queen A Street United Church at 5.30. The banquet was followed by a sing-song Glen Wilms. Mr.

Wilms highlighted the sing-song with impersonations of Charlie McCarthy and other radio personalities. Guest speaker at the banquet was J. Milton Bell, radio editor for the United Church in the Bay of Quinte Conference. Mr. Bell's remarks indicated the necessity of young men tearlessly attacking present social and polltical problems.

His concluding statement was that "The future belongs to those who prepare for it: Do your duty and do it now." Sunday morning's program included a church parade and further discussion groups. Local boys attending the conference are already planning a similar gathering next year. WEATHER SYNOPSIS: Over Southern Ontario this morning snow is falling, occasionally mixed with rain in the extreme southern sections. Over Northern Ontario it is generally cloudy with occasional light snow. A storm centred near Chicago is moving rapidly and eastward COLD pass through Southern Ontario today.

Much cooler air to the rear of this centre will cover Southern Ontario tonight. Another storm centred in Saskatchewan is moving southeast rapidly and will pass through Southern Ontario Tuesday afternoon. Northern Lake Huron, Lake Ontario, Georgian Bay and Haliburton regions: Overcast except cloudy for hours early Tuesday morning. Continuous snow becoming intermittent snow by midnight and ending early Tuesday morning. Continuous snow again Tuesday afternoon and evening.

Becoming much cooler tonight. Winds light. Low tonight and high Tuesday at Trenton 25, 30.0 Summary for Tuesday: Cold, snow. Engine, Cars Are Derailed NORTH BAY-(CP)- A 100o- motive and 10 cars derailed with considerable resultant damage yesterday, when two southbound Canadian Pacific Railways freight trains collided on the main line at Britt, 65 miles southeast of Sudbury in the Parry Sound division. No one was injured.

Train No. 80 struck the rear of train No. 954 and force of the impact drove four cars of train No. 954, stopped at Britt station, and six cars and the engine of train 80 from the tracks. Railway officials here said damage was "considerable." but declined to give further information.

They said that cause of the accident has not been determined. The line was out of service for more than eight hours and was cleared by wrecking crews from North Bay and Mactier. Deaths-Funerals (Continued from Page 2) N.Y. One brother John, resides in Barriefield. Funeral will take place on Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock from the James Reid funeral parlors.

Rev. Canon A. 0. Cook of St. Mark's Church, Barrietield, will officiate.

Interment will be made in Cataraqui Cemetery, TORONTO Wholesale cheese quotations unsettled here today, HONEY TORONTO (CP) Wholesale honey quotations were unchanged here today. Giles for Har DADMINTON racquets, presses snd birds. Krafts, Princess everlasting reminder in fine trait. Timothy Studios. Dial 7037.

TANDSOME material for match, skirts $10.50. and sweaters to Dutch Art Weaving, 76 Brock. VENING bags, sliver dresser sets, cases, billfolds colors, Chinese dinner rings, jangle bracelets, Imported rhinestone neckpieces, earrings and bracelets, English Devon china brooches and earring sets. Antill'a, Princess Street. Gifts for Him OUR personality in 1 fine portrait.

Timothy Studios. Dial 7037. ANDWOVEN scarfs or ties. Dutch Weaving. 76 Brock Street.

CHIP models for home or office. Ontario Bur- St. Hobby Lobby, 192 COMPLETE Store, 210 Princess sundries. Street. Hub shoes, roll bags, roll balls, etc.

Shoe Krafts, 212 Princess Street. STATION, 312 wagon Princess coats, Street. parkas. Shoe REAL RATATE FOR SALE (CON D) APARTMENT bullding. living quarters available immediately, substantial yearly revenue, good investment, centraily located.

Box 4-921 Whig-Standard. NO OBLIGATION: Are you considering Inspect your property and advise on the value for the present market. Graham Thomson, Realtor. Dial 4550. E.

W. MULLIN Real Estate Broker Fire, Casualty, Automobile Insurance Mortgage Loans Arranged Corner Johnson and Division Dial 7844 room brick, stone foundation and hot water heating, hardwood floors, good deep lot. Immediate possession. Stucco bungalow, west end of city, interior and exterior in modernistic Immediate possession. West end- 6 room modern brick, tile bath and kitchen, good lot.

Immediate possession. FOR RENT ELECTRIC paint sprayers, complete. day. Dial 2-1025. ELECTRIC floor polisher.

heavy duty, free delivery service. F. W. Black, 504 Albert Street. Dial 5577.

TABLE BOARD MEAL tickets. 505 Princess Street, ROOM AND BOARD ROOM and board for two. Dial 9824. LUNCHES packed for men. Dial 2-2726.

ROOM and board. Dial 3527. ONE gentleman in private home. Dial 7997. ROOM and board for gentleman, central.

Dial 9219. ROOM and board In quiet home for student. Apply 8 Francis Street, Portsmouth. ROOMS TO HOUSEKEEPING room. Dial 7061, ROOMS.

168 Division Street. COMFORTABLE room, west end, gentle man preferred. Dial 8807. FURNISHED housekeeping room, adults only. Dial 9549.

HOUSEKEEPING room, partly furnished, no children. Dial 2-2682. FURNISHED light housekeeping room. 20 Livingston Avenue. FURNISHED bedroom, centrally located.

Dial 4514. FURNISHED bedroom for two gentle men. Dial 7203. DEDROOM, business man preferred, quiet home. Dial 4380.

FURNISHED bedroom. central, gentleman only. Dial 4107 after 5 p.m. NICE large bedroom. quiet, central, gentleman.

Dial 8250. FURNISHED bedroom, sult one irl, no light housekeeping. Dial 2-2766. DOUBLE and single bedroom, central, no housekeeping. Dial 2-1326.

FURNISHED double bedroom, day workers preferred. 107 King Street East. Dial 2-1389. TWO unfurnished. partially heated rooms, central.

Write Box B-921 Whis Standard. THREE unfurnished rooms, unheated, share bathroom. Apply Mrs. Jack Bruyes, Thomas Street, Deseronto. LARGE double room, arch, bay window, keeping balcony, for abstainers with referfurnished for light houseences.

Write Box 5-924 Whig-Standard. WANTED TO BENT FURNISHED bachelor apartment, bustness man. Dial 5122 before 6. GARAGE, vicinity Chatham Street. Dial 2-0344.

UNFURNISHED apartment or small house, May 1948, no children. Write Box A-919 Whig WANTED Immediately, two or three unfurnished, heated rooms or apartment. Write Box P-924 Whig-Standard. CENTRAL, unfurnished rooms for bustness lady, light. housekeeping privileges.

Dial 2-1639. TWO or three unfurnished rooms, 1m- mediately, by young quiet couple, no children. Dial 5879. TWO adults would like small house or apartment; can supply references. Box G.922 Whig-Standard.

WANTED to rent option to buy, farm in vicinity Napanee or Kingston. Diet 2-8228. MOTHER and con, both adults, would take excellent care of house or apartmeat for winter months. References. Box H-932 Whig-Standard.

by young couple. one child. Mable, perment tenants; coon possible. Write Box Whir Standard. COTTAGE, unfurnished, Kineton, for summer season 1048, bedrooms, Indoor plumbing, Righting Urgently required by reliable Whir young Standcouple.

Write Box iotating name, phone number, And Lucky Name Contest RULES Each Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday night from now until Christmas Eve the name of one person in Kingston or district will be hidden among the ads, in "Santa's All persons finding their names there should apply at The Whig Standard Office for their prizes certificates good for $1.00 each in merchandise at any of the stores advertising in "Santa's motors, outboard motor OUTBOARD, Krafts, 212 Princess St. equipment, boots and skates. sticks, pads, sweaters and socks. Shoe Krafts, 212 Princess Street. COPPER beer steina, travel Ronson lighters, English chrome-fitted cases, Morocco billfolds, Shaeffer and Eversharp pens and pencils, also exposure meters, tripods, range finders, etc.

Antill's, 88 Princess Street, Gifts for Family CHILD'S portrait for aunts, uncles A and grandparents, taken In the home. Timothy Studios. Dial 7037. CHRISTMAS tradition selected A salted nuts by the Nut House. Gift boxes; nuts for baking.

WANTED TO BENT (CONT) BUSINESS couple desire self-contained apartment. Dial 4927 after 5 p.m. GARAGE. vicinity of Princess and Helen. Dial 2-0108.

FORMER resident of Kingston requires for immediate occupancy two or three bedroom bouse or apartment, unfur. nish: either in Kingston or within driving distance. Wife and one child six years; best of references. Will take one year lease. Lt.

Col. D. E. Mounteer, H.Q., New Brunswick Area, Fredericton, N.B. APARTMENT or DUPLEX Furnished or unfurnished, two bedrooms preferred.

Executive accountant, staff member of Dye and Chemical Co. of Canada wife and infant son. Permanent responsible tenants, native Kingstonians with excellent references. Dial 5509 or 8119, evenings. WANTED TO BUT OR RENT wheel chair.

Dial 7064. ELECTRIC train. Dial 2.3444. SIX roomed house, pay to $6,000, 1m- mediate possession. Dial 2-1854.

1839-1942 BUICK, Chrysler OF similar quality for cash; original owner pre ferred. Write Box F-918 ard. Personal NOTICES WALK a block or walk mile, Lloyd's for your feet will bring a smile. Lloyd's Corn Salve. 50c at all druggists.

WILL not be held responsible for any one other than myself after this date. debts contracted in my name by anyMr. M. McGuin, 622 Victoria Street, Kingston. MONEY TO LOAN Personal Loans Twenty Minute Service Eastern Finance co.

334 King St. E. Tel. 4448 When you apply here for a loan you get it promptly. No waiting for credit.

inquiries or other investigations. You'll Do Better at Eastern Morley A. Parrett Owner AUTO LOANS $50 TO $1500 AT THE COMPANY THAT LIKES TO SAY "YES" You Drive Your Car whlle you pay on your loan. Individual Loans 150 to 01,500 for any good not fully purpose, paid. even though your Insurance Premiums you may row for premiums on full Insurance coverage on your car.

Refinance Existing High Payments -If present paymenta are too high, and set extra cash if you SO need it. refinance here for lower payments Oar Repaira Need to uP your car? Or need new tires? Get cash here. Selling Your Car? We can finance your buyer it he lacks full cash. Buying Car? We can finance your purchase if you lack full cash. Come In, Write or Phone Today for Detalla Personal Finance Co of Canada 191 Princess St.

(2nd W. PETTINGER, Manager Telephone 7753 Closed Saturdays BLACK change purse between Royal Bank and Kresge'a. Dial 9300. REO hub cap, return to Watts Silver, Portsmouth. Dial 4150.

SILVER charm bracelet at Arena. Reward. Dial 3719. WALLET on November 19, small sum of money, driver's licence and operator's licence. George McFarland, Harrowsmith, BROWN Pekinese dos, anawers to name of Chummie.

Reward for return to 274 Johnson Street. Dial 8921 or 9820. IN VICINITY Scooner Lake, black, white and tan female hound, right kind les can, strap on neck. Any notify person A. know- B.

ing whereabouts please McLean, R.R. No. 1. HEAT FOR LESS! Cat Estimates Free FRED McELROY SONS CARPENTERS DIAL GIFT of Importance for friends of are Odeon Christmas tickets In attractive books. Mrs.

Edna Bauder, Yarker, Ontario. MULLER'8 Bicycle Works now carry complete line of hockey equipment. Dial 7502. AMPS, occasional chairs, kindercarten sets, hassocks and fancy cushions. Kingston Furniture and Upholstering, 353 Princess Street.

Dial 4972. gift for the home -Electrical YOUR appliances, china, cups and saucers. dishes, handcut crystal, lamps. radios, at Robinson's Gift and Electric, 73 Brock Street. See the world In three dimension full color pictures, seven scene Interchangeable reels of famous Canadian, Swias, Latin American and many other scenic wonderlands.

Antill's, 88 Princess. FOUND FUR lined mitten at the Jock Harty Arena. Dial 9138. BROWN key case, Division near Elm, on Thursday. Apply 24 Elm Street.

BABY'S blue mitts Standard and Brock. Apply at Whiz office. CHILD'S brown cloth shoulder bag. Apply at The Whig-Standard office. CHANGE purse on market.

Owner may have same by proving property. Dial 4929 or 6841. MAN'S brown leather glove in front of MAN'S brown leather glove in front of Armory, on Sunday morning. Apply at Whig-Standard office. STRAYED on premises of R.

W. Whitty, R.R. 1, Harrowsmith, one heifer. Owner may have the same by proving property and paying damages. Automotive AUTOS FOR BALE NEW buick, air conditioned, radio, etc.

Write Box C-919 1940 CHEVROLET half ton panel truck. Apply 480 Princess Street. 1941 FORD Special deluxe, good condition. Apply 2 Tenth Street. 1936 PONTIAC deluxe sedan, good condition, radio.

Dial 9479 evenings. 1934 FORD V-8. $300. 108 Cartwright Street, Portsmouth after 5 p.m. Dial 2-2305.

1947 MERCURY half ton truck. 1937 Chevrolet half ton panel. Will trade or sell. Supertest, 700, Princess Street. 1941 DODGE coach like new, heater, defroster and slip-covers.

146 Collingwood. Street. 1947 FORD Super deluxe tudor, has Motorola radio, heater, under coating, etc. Trade or terms. Dial 2-1231.

1946 FORD coach, low mileage; highest cash offer. Apply Harold Gilbert, R.R. No. 7, Napange. 1936 PONTIAC sedan with heater; good buy for quick sale or best offer.

Dial 4393. 1942 PLYMOUTH Special deluxe sedan, excellent condition throughout, Motorola radio, heater, five new" tires. Dial 8358. 1933 CHEVROLET sedan, new tires, engine overhauled, in splendid condition: must be sold. Apply between 5-8 p.m.

95 Russell Street. GUARANTEED body and fender repairs. Duco and DuLux refinishing. Free estimates. Avon Auto Body Works, Barrietield.

Dial 2-0706. 1939 FORD deluxe sedan, heater, A-1 condition; reasonable offer. Apply George Delaney, Gananoque. Phone 322 or 151. 1041 OLDSMOBILE, torpedo body, excellent condition, new tires, highest cash offer.

Write Box R-918 WhigStandard. 1946 HUDSON sedan, five new tires, motor and running condition perfect, heater included. $750 cash, balance Ananced privately. Dial 5972 after 6 p.m. Ford Tractor Owners 3 Row Ridger, Spring Tooth Cultivator, Tillers, Step Plates, Speeder Box, Rear Hoist, Step-up.

Transmission, Power Saw, Scoop Master. The above articles now available in limited quantities for immediate delivery. Van Luven Bros. Ltd. Goodyear Tires McColl Frontenac Dealers Allis-Chalmers Tractors Princess and Ontario Sts.

Kingston, Ont. Dial 7777 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1947 Fargo 3-ton Special 160" w.b. complete with 7' 6" 11' combination dump body. BEE IT TODAY AT Michea Motors Limited opp. La Belle Hotel, Dial 5507 CASH for Your CAR See Bob McMahon 577 Pincess Street H.

J. SYMINGTON, left, CMG, KC, has resigned al president of Trans-Canada Air Lines, it was announced in Montreal today. The resignation was accepted by the board of directors of the company with regret. Mr. Symington will continue to serve director of the company.

Following Mr. Symington's resignation, which is now effective, all officers and departments of Trans-Canada will report to W. F. English, right, vice-president, Operations, Trans-Canada Air Lines. U.N.

Vitality Still Good, Says Isley LAKE SUCCESS (CP) Justice Minister Ilsley of Canada said today that the present United Nations session shows the organization has "plenty of vitality" and there are no "signs of decay or slow, or rapid, death." Appraising the near ended session for The Canadian Press, the head of the Canadian delegation said that the "feeling between delegates improved as the meetings went on." ILSLEY expressed his views as the members of U.N. were still deadlocked on details of the Palestine partition. The issue is the last on the agenda of any importance and the delegates will meet later today in an effort to iron out various problems. Despite Russian bloc invectives against western states at many points, Ilsley said he thought the gap between east and west had not widened in the general assembly and "even might have narrowed down a bit." "The technique of the Russian bloc boycott appeared in an acute and perhaps alarming form, but this is not necessarily permanent or fatal." was referring to the boycott by the six Slav states against the year-round "little the Balkan border-watch commission and the Korean Independence Commission. He said he believed that Russia and her Eastern European supporters may alter their tactics because "the impact of their tirades is now far less than it was a year ago." Outside the U.N., however, the justice minister saw "a wide chasm of two worlds the Russian and ours." BUT HE FELT this division was currently focussed on three European issues and that events at Lake Success were rather apart from them.

"In Europe, you have the violent Russian bloc attacks on the Marshall plan; the revival of comintern in the comiform in Belgrade; and the differences over Germany. As far as Europe is concerned, these underscore the division." At the present session, the Canadian delegation tried to evolve a "distinctly Canadian approach" to U.N, questions, he said, and sought to carry out a "purely helpful and constructive without consideration of narrow national interests. Canada attempted to mediate where she could in disputes and to break deadlocks by compromise proposals or suggestions. The delegation took a hand in practically every major issue. ILSLEY indicated he considered one of the most useful Canadian efforts was initiating the joint Canadian-AustralianFrench resolution on "peacemongering" which substituted for the fiercely-worded and unacceptable Russian one on and Was adopted unanimously.

The work of L. B. Pearson and R. G. Riddell on the Palestine question the final outcome of which will be known in few days was exceptional and probably will go down as the most important Canadian contribution of the session, CCF Nominations Lagging in P.E.I.

CHARLOTTETOWN (CP) With nomination day for Prince Edward Island's Dec. 11 general election only four days away, the CCF had named candidates in only seven of the 15 ridings while the two older parties had completed their slates. Mystery Gold Cargo Heads for Europe MONTREAL (CP) $400,000 mystery gold cargo, made up of 25 small boxes each worth $16,000, left here over the weekend for an unknown destination in Europe via the United States and Switzerland. The cargo is being flown in specially -guarded plane. Tivoli Theatre To Become Furniture Mart SALE OF the Tivoli Theatre building in Kingston to Modern Furniture Company Limited has been announced by N.

A. Hendin, member of the firm, and Frank Paul, theatre manager. The thee free, Modern will Furniture Saturday Company night. Limited bullding is now owned by Uptown Furniture Company Limited. This sale was completed about a year ago.

K. Marlowe, joint owner of Uptown Furniture Company Limited, said his company have plans for moving into the quarters to be vacated by Modern Furniture Company but just when the change-over would take place is indefinite. The Tivoli Theatre is owned by the Famous Players Corporation, and by Twentieth Century Theatres. It will be transformed into a modern furniture display and sales building, according to Mr. Hendin.

MR. HENDIN said that the alterations to be made included re-enforcements of steel and concrete, and proofing. There will be large glass display windows in the front, with a modern exterior. The company intends to use both storeys. Plans for alterations have been completed by Drever and Smith, architects, but the contract for the work has not been given out.

The furniture company will take possession week from next Saturday, and Mr. Hendin said alterations would begin immediately. Mr. Paul said he would continue in the theatre business, but did not know where he would be going. Dorrine Saunders, cashier at the theatre for the past five years, will be employed at the Grand Theatre.

Robert Shear, doorman and maintenance man for the past two years, will go to the Biltmore Theatre, along with Usherette Hilda Whitehead. Nellie Hanna, cleaner, will go to the Odeon Theatre. 7 Flee Fire In Bare Feet TORONTO (CP) Seven persons including two small boys trudged barefoot 700 yards amid falling snow to the nearest farm early today when fire extensively damaged their farm home at nearby King. Roy Haines fought his way from the smoke-filled house with his sons, Roy and. Bruce, aged five and four respectively, who had been sleeping without pyjamas.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beckett, living downstairs, also escaped. "While my wife rescued our baby, Doreen, I tried to shelter Roy and Bruce under my own pyjamas," said Haines. "Then we all walked barefoot to A.

A. Emmett's farm." Jewish Agency Prepares to Rule JERUSALEM-(AP)-A Jewish Agency official told reporters today that the Agency was already "recruiting young men and women for government service in the Jewish state including tens of thousands for possible military service if the need arises." Mrs. Golda Myerson, former Milwaukee labor leader, now political chairman in Jerusalem for the Jewish Agency, said: "We are not selecting young men and women for training. We are not anticipating the need for any army, but these we are recruiting would be available for all services, including military it necessary." BUY NOW and SAVE! No increase in prices while present stock of vacuum cleaners lasts. F.

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