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plpe-cuttlng ma- Stoclton (Calif.) Record Nov. 28, 1946 KAREV INCENTIVE automatic PITTSBURGH (UP)-The ln- ventive ceniu of Grorfee Wcsling-housc made its nractical de'iut hc- Get Well! poor and blood chest tor muscles rl.t-itlallnn, nililii cause li-ycar-old Gcoo wanicd to attend a Saturday picnic. His plans were endangrred by a strict order from his father to cut a large pile or pipes into equal lengths. So George, who we horn a ccnturv ago this year, devised l'otlgiesprs Massage Oil Penetrates! MII.D AT AI.L URIC STORES Young Mother Weeps MARTiNEZ, Nov. 28 (UPi Mrs.

CJIie Ehii'-r. lC-jcer-ocI mother, held her face in hands and wept late ye-terdav 'as an autop-y surgeon described the fatal bullet wounds she was amied of inflicting on her youthful husband on August 3. Mrs. Ehriser, mother of a 11-months-old child and expecting another baby In January, is charged with murder for the asserted killing of her estranged husband. Harold.

19-year-old Navy veteran. The second day of the girl's trial featured a verbal battle be- in Murder Trial ween Defense Attorney Tar Cal-i Tee and rnfc-ccutor Wakefield Taylor over admission of Mrs. thriller's asserted confession. Catfee accused the Richmond police of "manhandling" the -defendant to secure the confession in which she said she shot her husband when he laughed at her picas for reconciliation. Under cross-examination.

Police Capt. George Binglev of Richmond said Ehriser had been arrested last summer for wife-beating. The trial was under adjournment for the holiday today. i.mm-va I l' rj--. for You hc Privi of -1 A 5 n.W'2 cW i Foreign Policy Split in England Healed LONDON.

Nov, 28 (UP) A revolt within the Labor Party over the government's foreign policy ended today in a compromise. Rebel members were censured but not disciplined for refusing to support the government in Commons after British policy as regards Russia and the United Stales was debated. The Parliamentary Ijihor Party labor members or Parliament-in a stomtv two-hour rinsed meeting adopted with only two negative votes a compromise motion proposed by Herbert Morrison, lord president or the council. The motion revealed that the party leadership would not reimpose standing orders by which iwibor members would he ohligrd to support the government without question under penalty nf discipline ranging up to expulsion from the party. Nearly 50 members, moatly trade union leaders irked by the uprising within the party, signed an amendment urging restoration of the orders.

They withdrew It after Morrison argued that its adoption would be an admission that the party was unable or unwilling to discipline itself. Confused Ad Lists Chrome-Plated Suits MAYSVTLLE. Ky. (UP)-A me-rhnnical slip of the Mayxvllle Daily Independent showed up in a store advertisement, much to the amusement of the readers. Items listed were: Young Men's Tweed Suit chrome plated, fits all make cars, easy to install.

Quantity limited at $3.39. Ladies' Brassieres Reduced crisp and fresh cotton marquisette, ruffled curtain. Extra fine quality. Matching tie bucks, $3.77. Men's Work Shoes Reduced made of rayon Jersey, medium size cup; size 30 to 38.

Adjustable strap, elastic Inserter back, now 88 cents. -'I ONLY P' S's -S 3'Vv. r'St'ji' FAST DAILY SCHEDULES to Oakland San Francisco and throughout Northern California to Chico and Reno We (hank you lor ft anerous manner la which you havo shows your appreciation of our Friendly and Dependable sstvleo throughout to territory in which our huso bow havoL Truman Said Cold to Housing Plea WASHINGTON. Nov. 28 (UP) Homing Expfdittr Wilson W.

Wyatt, apparently rebuffed by Frridnt Truman, today planned final mnvp to win what hn aides described as a "real emergency rating' for the veterans housing program. ir these fail, they said. Wyatt will quit. In a 45-minute conference with Mr. Truman yesterday Wyatt sought a go-ahead on his sweeping new plans to bolster home-huild-Ing.

lie emerged from the session without It. lie said the President had not reached a decision. THINKS IT 0 t.R Afterwards a national housing agency official put it this way: "The question is. ia housing an emergency? Wyatt thinks so. The President wants to think it over.

More talks are expected in the next few days. These could produce a presidential Indorsement that would keep W'yatt on the job. Otherwise, his friends said, he will return to his law prav.re in Louisville, Ky. The President reportedly will hear not only from Wyatt but also from Wyatts chief antagonist. George Allen, who is a director of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.

RMKCT LOAN PLAN RFC has flatly rejected most of Wyatta recommendations for big loans to prospective builders of assembly line prefabricated bouses. These loans are the key to Wyaffs program. Allen, a close friend of the President's, had told Mr. Truman the loans for the most part are had business. inly three out of 12 have been okehed, all of them small.

Merced Seeks Return of Man From N. Y. MERCED, Nov. 28 District Attorney Claude Adams will ssk Gov. Warren to request the State of New York to turn over to local authorities George A.

Moore, wanted here on charges of issuing approximately $22,000 worth nf fraudulent checks in payment for cattle. Mnore was arrested Monday In Glovrrsville, N. after he was traced there to climax a six-month manhunt conducted by Sheriff L. N. Cornell and members of his form.

Heaviest loser In Moore's operations here, it was learned, was Dick Terry, former owner of the Merced Auction and Sales Yards, who received cheeks totaling from Moore in payment for rattle. Terry now operates a slock farm in Los Banns. If youve been.waiting for the best, here ii ready for delivery your kitchen. It has all the features' you've asked Mote space 5 Vi cubic feet, ample for all food and bottles! Food stays moist, fresh-flavored, vitamins-rich mmc ovtred became of its "moist Theres no mingling of flavors because this wonder-refrigerator is air-conditioned with pure, ice-washed air. Always plenty of clear, sparkling ice for chilling No moving parts, no break-downs, no defrosting.

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4 alb Mlchsel (Sklppy)- Omrllannff, 7 month, ha preferred to ue his feet to pick up thing since the age of two nr three month although perfectly eapahle of using both hand. Here, In hi Detroit (M kb.) home, he ilcinnnstrate the method used to feed himself? (AI QpfrWed Apfe' Weber and American Stockton VISIT TURN. bel6 Bring homo acme fresh-picked Washington StataJonathan and Delicious apple a Put 'em in your icebox a When cold, remove one apple a Rita Into the frosty flesh. Fed the cool, tangy juice fairly pop out revel in that fresh-off-the-tree flavor! You've discovered apple tailing Washington State JONATHAN DELICIOUS app1 'Furthermore, I promite-Ban-Hur In every pot! Not Just any coffee, fellow citizens, but Bqn-Hur, richer in those rare, line-flavored coffees from Control America. -Yes, Santa says, "Visit Turner's Toyland to set a lot of wonderful toys.

Scooters and skates, kiddie kars and metal toys Ore back again, and Turner's them but shop earlyi Of course you will also find dolls and games and all the other nice things kiddies want to find under the Christmas tree! Actor's Fourth Wife Asks $600 Monthly HOLLYWOOD. Nnv: 28 (UP1 The fourth former Mrs. Boris Karloff, through a Superior Court suit, asked the famous bogey man of the screen today for StMtO monthly support instead of $250 for their 8-year-nld daughter, Sara Jane. Mrs. Dorothy Stine Pratt, 45, said Karloff, whose legal name if William Henry Pratt, owned property worth $100,000 and his cam Ings this year were $00,000.

Karloff marrird Mrs. Evelyn Helmore. New York divorcee, after hi divorce at Las Vegas, in April. DOLLS BABY DOLLS, GIRL DOLLS, HOLLYWOOD DOLLS TRY THE $1.98 up $4.50 $13.50 EDUCATOR Qm BLOCKS 0 WHIMSEY AA CC JbDOup MULTIPHONE CtC QC CRYSTAL SET NDe30 DIAL PHONES $1.25 Hollywood FIRST for Fine Slacks Doll House SEWING MACHINES Little Girls will have lots of fun stitching dresses lor their dollies on real sewing A AC machines MvivJO SETS-To make (JjQ A belts, bracelets and wViOO ELECTRIC" CHOO CHOO Choo-choo operates by bat- (J AP tery on plastic track. MwaDO WHEEL TOYS Kor Bikes Substantially built bikes the kiddies will A enjoy.

MOXaUU TORPEDO CARS Yell-conntructed metal $24.50 DREDGERS Sturdy construction, STEAM ROLLERS These nifty lit- made of metal. The toddler will tie steam tollers are built lor rug- ride this like a A17 9ed wear, and the little tots can kiddie car hj iJO do 'hem like kiddie (jjn Mmllrd quatlly Cars hPOeDw SCOOTERS Wood and metal AtT large-size scooters waDO Small Scooters lor 2- or fljQ A made oi metal lOOsZiO TQl SKATES (JO QF 1 Beginners' Skates MuiOw KIDDIE KARS (bQ nr All metal ipOaOO GAMES OF ALL KINDS PIT 75c kr ROOK 85c i1 9 2 POLLYANNA $1.50 CHINESE CHECKERS $2.25 TIDDLEDY WINKS 49c JR. MISS HAT SHOP $2.95 BASKETBALL GAME $1.35 CARROM BOARD (several games) $8.50 SUPER PUZZLES $1.49 MAKIT TOYS $1.85 LITTLE LADY BEAUTY PARLOR $4.95 BUILDO CONSTRUCTION SETS $5.00 BLACKBOARDS (Formerly PROPELLO PISTOLS $3.18 $1.19 $2.50 $3.95 FARM BOARD Oxford pre-school JIFFY JIG SAWS For young Tea Sets 98c up Toaster and Tray Set $1.95 Aluminum Cooking Wear up For the Young Cook Cash Registers $6.95 Modeling Clay Sets $1.50 Pull Toys for Toddlers 39c up Walky-Duck (Noma Toy) 98c B-29 Superfortress' Doll House Furniture, Per Set $1.50 up Animal Tiddley Target Game 49c Lawn Mowers $2.65 Greyhound Bus. All metal. Dump Truck $2.25 Dredger $2.95 Rubber-wheel Tractors 49c Streamline Train Sets $1.49 TRACTOR $1.19 WOODBURNING $4 50 CHEMISTRY A A SETS sDlsDUup TABLE AND Al 1 QP CHAIRS N1 DO Up CROW HUNT A party game that's fun to play, with harm- A A A less repeating MmiUJ Gabardine 1095 TWILL SLACKS I Others to 24.95 Hollywood 5S? 126 Main Weber and American Dial.

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