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Portland Press Herald from Portland, Maine • 15

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Portland, Maine
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Y'Y-y-yyyVY'-yy As i V'-m- Jj fiMini0h yt4: 1 a Y-'Y -RMio rrumm Water iJted In Heavy Trade Tires £7" V' NewYork Dec 17 (AF) From both Aides of theAtlxn tic thto week come xiew ldeu 1q die use of bevj dutytlfcs Japanese War Bride WantsjToGoHome nbtohtwYVfcOJPl-YThere'S pJplaMCUke'flmme-' Japanese (jar jbrlde has' concluded Even lf llt means JeavUif this of rplentyi she wants to go Cheyoko IXarver has lived with i mother of her soldier-husband hw sforalmbst year: hut she feels Shi'S too far away from where she spent her life to enjoy It homesick' the mother in-law vdunteered when the girl filed ifor: permission to ereturn to Japan Her husband's stm there Bat Voice Gape Him A way 1 ftt r- ID4 MMfl Nashville Tenn! Deeu I l7 The beard was the beaid ef Santa Claus 7 but the' voice was that 'Of Moser 1st Bonnie Key diseevered wblle visiting department etere She went te lawyer and the lawyer went te-nrJudgu The Judge signed an order gar-nbheelng Santa's salary Today he paid half the StS Judgment against him for failure te pay Mlss Key her wages as waitress last 'Summer lie 'The Ennis Supply Co of Minneapolis Minn la making It says Is the only portable rota tlns-top power saw adaptable for cutting metal ceramics and wood through the use of Inter changeable bladevv The ry saw weighs 140 xxmnds' and is powered by a self-contained gasoline engine' s'S TheFlrestone Tire 4s Rubber Co of Akron Ohio has developed cew fnn tire with a curved bar open-center tread design that -Y7 It- says gives 7 better tractlbn Is 'self-cleaning and give a ride Jfiky'y Y'tY On the other side of the Atlan- -r 7 tic In Liverpool Eng Jarvis Robinson -Transport Ltd uses COMF? JRest-Rite Vv -e nr YY water Instead -of air to get better a j- i fiiY i'- JJNED i traction on heavy trucks and cut down tire wear 1 The company says tests vrlth rear tires Inflated wlthj 20 gallons water mixed wither- aletum chloride showed five millimeters wear -In 12000 miles whereas air filled tires wore down nine to ten millimeters In the same distance -Vrj-'i a HViKiduiHI WITH SHEEPSKIN OJFF SIZES 5 TO -J0 IN blue or burgandy and after Fine-7 Shop leather with leather soles endt rupber heels To keep the from jam' mlng his fingers in the soup' the Westland Die A of Los Angeles la Engraving Co making a baby 'i-A 1 qualify MEN'i REST-RITE SUPPERS I I' 'lAS-t i RIHEySH9EfPOVWSTA)RS 7 7-v leitedemtMaWparCpr Sad motcWnfl uwtel ornOMentk OQI 97 OOlI 1 -Y lyn-iiy- ---y'ire pretty iU's proctlcolYH ready for glytng In VSj 'tjAReason 4flS18v A5 EVERYDAYiM 7T cup weighted at the bottom and covered with a snap-on ent disc It Is made of Celanese'S vs JumariUT plastic The weight keeps the cup Upright and the cover keeps fingers out It has a i small hole for something like the old-fashioned moustache cup'v- 4 A-''- a--- Slide rule of vlnyllte plastic la made by Major of Wyandotte Mich to measure the flow of liquids The company says 'Y the rule solves the fanning equl-tatlon and calculates pressure 7- drop pipe diameter or rate of for any liquid rwhoee Vls-lYY coeity rand density Is knowniY: "8 Rubber Co of New' York has -a new type of metallic fin-- vL Ish upholstery material for baby YY carriages It Is made to resist ageing -weathering and sun ex- posure and malntaf a high lus- ter- The material la made gt the 7 1 company's Mishawaka Xnd plant by adding a metallic pigment to the synthetic resin finish -f- A combination sea! ahd pouring spout for -closed palls Is being made of bakellts polyethylene by the Rleke Metah Products Corp -yjy--- of Auburn Znd It operates by 'removing the metal guard cn--1 screwing the plastle cap break-v-'ijv-lng the plastle seal and pulling VryOut the flexible plastic pouring spouL yfee'V UumT Sw4- vf i 'urtrmiV! eerivinrevv HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES CALLFORTHENEWr SHORT HAIR-DO rQ £mzvr i eis 7 ism to regulate heating and cod-iV lsg has been developed for rail "Xf road can by the 8 Thermo Control Co of Minneapolis Minn The system maintains cargo tem-perature in a range of 20 degrees below zero to 60 above through a dial set Rail car units equipped with -the control need only cursory Inspections oh transcontinental trips" says the maker fW! YlAIWONDERFULf CHRISTMAS fffpiETfFbROiniiHOME' i Hiimndnal ncssw V4 tfrX jvv I "WV5'i -7 s- 5- I BrusH JtComb If do with If wtaf you will -Y-t end youfibsuf will be lovely comfortable afu ever so maneeable tWs season djfter youe rad eur megieelcherub cud cuf 5 7 T-Pfc'W Yf 99 'fci 1 5 V' i ix I-- i J' -A: Y-Y-ai tGIFiaBlCEPIAtsi Includes Haircut Oil Shampoo end styled V- 'J: WELL DESIGNED WITH APPROVED GLASS PRISMS AND HOBNAIL" EFFECT GLASBASE -v SMARTLY DESIGNE0 GLOBES packed Individually for Christmas GIFT GIVING Lovefy-fookino lamps for tKe'home bhautifuL Finevquelify lamps with all the lines of higher piked lamps brought toi you af this tentatiohaf low price ijdA 25c axtratfor mail orders RINES' LAMPS -J FOURTH FLOOR Brass 0ctet: To Play For Portland Club $4 7 1 This Portland Club wi3 be en- 7 Ytertalned by the Deerlng High 7'XvY Brass Double Quartets un- -f yi' der' the direction of Joseph psudreiu elty director of band YY and orchestral music at the week- YjyV? ly supper meeting Monday eve- alng at the clubhouse -s r-' The musicians are Lester Na YYdeau Robert Odd Dwight Bar-vie and'Roy- 8t Clair trumpets John Emery Franklin Leavitt Jr and Eiwood Wlfgln trombones 'j and Donald Quincy baritone hornY: 7'- -r YtvAlso appearing on the program 7 wlU be Celestla ChackfonL so- it prsao Nonnsn Catlr baritone and Priscilla Riley accompanist Among those at the -head table VY-r: will be CarietoorX Wlggin Deer- ing High School principal and Rank Suck teacher at Deer-lng High SchooL 7 THIRDiFLOOR HINES' BEAUTY' SALON yn--y I STURDY RUBBER HEELS 3 -UATHERTIPSATiTHEOES FOR LONGERlWEAR-Sf rftdf hdiChrUtmls ahd fpftar Sies4! $3 1 VI VTl 'V 1 Bp rn Al i Bia i -v -fr Y-Y-i A I --f1 So T- 1 'jv -i Jn vvf fThk Busy Sior iThere't A Reason --i y- -f srr Y': Vrt I 7'vU -leal Club To Give Children Yule Party 7 The -Portland lion's Club will hold a Christmas party for 40 XBaiaatwg sc rc Portland children Tuesday noon YY at the Eastland Hotel Linwood 8 7 Cross committee publicity I man has announced YY The program will include a y1: 'luncheon Christmas stories by Miss Lysla Abbott of the Pert-f land Public Library movie car-- toons group singlng and dlstrl-Y YY-button of gifts by Santa Claus other committee members are Y-Y Dr Jason Gardner chairman Leiter BeaL -William Daris v'7 Stephen Sawyer Norman Shaw- Forest D- Watkins -and Frank Wardwell rf wfyww pn bAI'-1 Ub MlB VWjl -CfiwberiAWAG11 KXTfSlvsiltASlAli 1 brih nr 11P1 -ll rT3j tca'ciev Y'J rr-- Yj KT'' J--1- 1 ji Y' Li v- JY L--' jT VpyA Y'l ill --iMw tf -f 8 CRESSET SALLBI Suggests FRIGIDAIRE The Cift That iOn il ft SS rrsga -'-1 1 -V if'S 1 WLUIUKT PlAIIG 5MOWWINDOW 3 EQUIPPED WITH PENNY PARKING MITER THAT WORKS WITH REAL COIN EQUIPPED WITH ELEVATOR RAISED BY NEW i MECHANISM NO STRINGS MARQUEES OVER SERVICE ANb 7 ELEVATOR DOORS I PLASTIC WASH PITS with pump for continuous stream to wash car TWO GASi TANKS with panel facts: and real operating valve fo fi car FLOOD LIGHTS RETRACTABLE AIR HOSE REEL LUBRICATING RACK withal drain $10175' Many Other Models YY 'i v'V- wY ALSO I vt? fr- -4-V r-WmiiHOEElSTnm'DBSIGaT-Y'' lf? i COCOA A ie4l speciar Iwt jo timeto ridecorate for PEACH Lkji -j- rewtru? (L IT- -1 1 TCJ H- -r -Washers lYKY Couvenlent -S' i i Terms Y' signal SECOND FLOOR end AOOF RAMPS AD parts PERMANTLY ATTACHED to base Housingand base made of Masonite andTekwood Base 1 Station 20J Shipped iCOMPLETELY SET IT packed weight 12 lbs each SMALL SIZE 4 CRESSEY ALLEIl! 117 Congress 3-S131 415 Comb 4-75211 1 -r'i t-s ss y- 7 '''Y-y 1.

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