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Evening star., 1952-12-14

representing the Universal COM
pany.
"Mr. Morrison advised me-" Mr..
Snyder wrote, that the case had
been under study in the New York
Office for about a year-and-a-half
and his client was anxious to take
any measures on its part that
would expedite a final decision.
He did not discuss the merits of
the caSe-only the taxpayers de-
sire for some estimate of the time
when a final decision might be
expected.
MY only interest in the case
was to inquire as to its status and
as to when a decision might be
expected. At no time did express
interest in the result of the case
in fact. in my routine inquiries as
to the status Of the case I ex-
pressly disclaimed interest as 10
the1result"
Mr.. Snyder pointed out that the
company claimed total reduction
Evening star., 1952-12-14
Treasury 8 of $27 Million With Universal Pictures

Several news stories appearing
in The Star in recent weeks con-
corning Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder and an excess profits tax
case involving the Universal Pic
lures Co., Inc, have left an i'm
preston in some instances that
the case was settled unfavorably
to the Government.
The stories referred to a $21.-
million claim filed by the COM
pany that eventually was settled
for about one-tenth of that
amount.
1t was not made clear that the
settlement was in reverse from
the usual tax case in which a
Governments claim against a tax
payer is compromised for a smaller
amount.
In this case the company was
claiming refund. 1t should have
been made clear that the Gov
ernment's allowance of a reduc-
tion of about So million reduced
Evening star., 1952-12-14

the company's excess profits taxes
from $21 to $18 million. The final
settlement, which substantially
reduced even the SO million allow
anse, was approved by the Joint
Committee on Internal Revenue
Taxation, as required by law.
OF Public Interest.
The matter has been of some
public interest because the House
Ways and Means Subcommittee
investigating tax matters has said
that records of the Bureau of In
ternal Revenue indicate that Mr..
Snyder took IAN unusual interest"
in the case.
Subcommittee members have
received a Letter from Mr.. Snyder
giving the history Of the case and
saying:
my interest in the Universal
Pictures Company. Inc, case was
no different than have displayed
in many cases where it seemed
Evening star., 1952-12-14
Intelligence Agent
Arrested in Germany
In Document Theft
by the Assoeiuted Press

BERLIN, Dec. 13. - United
States Army authorities disclosed
today the arrest of former AM
erican intelligence agent and said
he had in his possession enough
documents to jeopardize its entire
network of informants in East
Germany.
They identified the man as
Michael r. Rothkrug, a. Belgian
born American citizen who served
as an Army lieutenant in World
War II and later was a civilian
agent for the Military Intelligence
Detachment.
MID men investigating Roth
krug's presence In Berlin as a
tourist last August found he had
gone into business with German
partner in a textile firm.
Papers Found in Office.
Spokesman said the agents dis
covered thousands of top secret
documents. missing from MID
files for two years, in the textile
Office.
The documents included names
of Germans working in the anti
Communist underground. In
formed sources said disclosure of
such list would destroy years of
painstaking work and jeopardize
the lives of the persons concerned.
There were hints that it included
men highly placed in the Com
munist government itself.
Rothkrug, jailed in the Army
Stockade, has been in custody four
months. A trial is being prepared
and may be held in the next few
weeks.
Bucked Up to AchesOn.
The United States High Com
mission has taken over the case.
Authorities said the problem of
how to try a man on such a charge
without divulging the nature of
the top secret documents loomed
so large that it was bucked up to
Secretary of State Acheson.
Rothkrugs home is in Westport,
Conn. where his brother Marx
Rothkrug lives, the Army said.
The United States District Attor-
Evening star., 1952-12-14
ADVERTISEMENT
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Evening star., 1952-12-14

of nearly $21 million in excess
profits tax which would have
eliminated entirely its excess
profits tax liability, and added:
Final determination by the
Bureau of Internal Revenue re-
suited in reduction of the claimed
relief to approximately SO million,
with consequent excess profits tax
liability of $18 million instead OF
the complete elimination of excess
profits tax liability as claimed by
the company.
Files Given Subcommittee.
The Secretary said the files on
the case were made available to
the subcommittee early this year
and he is advised that both the
former counsel and present coun-
sci had indicated they had no
criticism of the bureaus final ac-
ton in the matter.
Mr.. Snyder said that after be-
coming Secretary of the Treasury
in 1916 he began giving special
attention to the backlog of ex-
Evening star., 1952-12-14
AdoIph Croft, BeIeion Consul

PALO ALTO, Calf, Dec. 13 (P).
I-Adolph Graft. SO, Belgian consul
to Singapore since 1949 and pres
ident of a real estate firm there,
died yesterday. Mr.. Graf, who re-
signed from the Diplomatic post
last month, had come here for
medical treatment.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
Pipe Misses TripIets

Triplets escaped serious injury
when a piece Of cast iron gutter
pipe fell across their baby car.
riage, parked outside q London
store. v.>
Evening star., 1952-12-14

Full brass frame with fine woven black
and durable 80 inches high,
ample to cover 42-inch opening. Center
panel is 26 inches, side panels 13 inches. A
bargain at $780, find at half price.
Evening star., 1952-12-14

31"x3S" Flexscreen with brass frame and
black metal curtains; two useful tools,
brush and poker hook onto frame; solid
brass andirons attached; to complete the
ensemble we add "a" combination CRATE.
Evening star., 1952-12-14

Solidly constructed with distinctive brass
frame and fine black heat resistant, wire
mesh. 80 inches high, with 26" center panel,
and 13" side panels. Solid brass handles and
knobs. Hurry for this unusual offering!
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-03-14

TOMBSTONE OF JACKSONVILLE
1922 Cary Street Jacksonville, Florida
Telephone 9S-l0S6
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Primary Turnout Here
Hailed by ClO-PAC

The Political Action Committee
of the CIO expressed satisfaction
yesterday over the large turnout
of Tuesdays District Democratic
primary election.
James c. Gildea. vice president
of the CIO Council and chairman
Iof the PAC, said the election was
a "Shot-in-th -arm" for the
District home rule issue.
The labor organization took nc
side in the Kefauver-Harrimar
contest,
Evening star., 1952-06-19

paintings, prints and objects relat-
ing to celebrated naval craft and
leaders.
Mendel L. Peterson. Smithson-
ian curator of military and naval
history, has divided American
naval history into IA periods.
Outstanding ship models in the
collection. illustrating the adj
vances from one war to another.
are Bonhomme Richard, Consti-
tuition, Kearsage. the Olympia Of
Admiral Dewey, the cruiser Wich-
ita and the Battleship Missouri.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Exhibit at Smithsonian
To Show Naval Progress

An exhibit on American naval
development will 60 on public
exhibition tomorrow at the Smith
sonian Institution.
The exhibit traces the story of
the Navy from the privateer of
the Revolution War to the present.
day battleShip. The story is told
through ship and other models,
Evening star., 1952-06-19
|copt. woodward to Head
White Oak Laboratory

Capt. Edward L. woodward to-
morrow will assume command of
the Naval Ordnance Laboratory,
White Oak, Md. relieving Rear
Admiral Walter G. SCHNEIDER, who
will take command Of a cruiser
division in the Pacific Fleet.
Capt. woodward was formerly
with the Office of the Chief of
Naval Operations. During the
war, he spent two years at the Bu-
reau of Ordnance and saw battle
action off OkinaWa.
Evening star., 1952-06-19

NV, in which Mrs. Harrell was
a customer.
The owners were charged in the
suit with failure to provide a safe
place for a customer or take steps
which would have avoided the
accident.
The injury limits movement of
Mrs. Harrell's foot. it was testified.
Mrs. Harrell was represented by
Attorneys w. Byron Sorrell and
Charles II. Burton. Judge Charles
F. Mclaughlin presided at the
trial.
Evening star., 1952-06-19

A woman was awarded $4,000
damages yesterday afternoon by
a District Court jury for a foot
injury, suffered in January. 1949,
when hit by a child's wagon being
pushed in a store by a 5-year-old
boy.
The verdict was in favor of
Mrs. Ruth Harrell. go, of 10 Manor
Circle, Takoma Park, Md. The
verdict was against Leonard and
Melvin Greenberg, owners of the
store, the Food Mart, BOTS M street
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Clogs. Sandals, Loofers, 3.95
We're 8.9S to 1850

" eTB 0IJ 70 1EsU
Included are sendols by Joyce in n,uIti-eoIor
and purple. looferS BY Spaldins in whits and
brown and white and oomphies eolosful clogs in
purple, red. green ond block. All sizes not
ovoiloble in every style. AAA TO c in 4h
to ga.
W6L-The Women's Shoe Center, Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-19
$50 Poirs Hose Reduced
Lovely BIouses, 5.75

We're 8.95 to 1875
81 in group. NyIon, silk. linen, royen. Styles
include jewel neeks, elossie shirts. dressy types
with fosot, Ioee. pleots, tueks. coIors include
pink. liIoe, ehortreuse. mint, esssheIl. black
and brown. Sizes II to ~.
WGL-BIouses. Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-19
100 Goats, $500 to 74.5O
We're 39.9S to 5000

Spring styles in toppers, three quarter and
full lengths; dress and sports styles. some with
miiium Innings for yeor- round weor. Fins selee-
tion Of pleids, checks or solid eolors. Groy,
ehomposne. geld. blue. tansesins. wine and
ton. Misses sizes.
W6L-Misses' Coots ond Suits. Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-19
BIouses at Fine Sovinss

Ia Cotton end Reyon Dresses.
Styles ore tailored or dressy,
with short or three-quorter
length sleeves and convertible
jewel or wee neck lines: in
moize, mint, red, pink, white 3.o5 to
and brown; sizes 81 to 38 - Se5 l.e5
130 NyIon, Cotton and Reyon
Blouses. Group includes toilored
and dressy styles; some have
pleoted or foeotted trim; pink,
mouve, gold, blue. navy, white 6.o5 to
brown and block; sizes 81 to SO 1895 3.SS
WGL-Bouses, First Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Leisure Wear Reduced

II Brunch coots. Royon crepe
and cotton in florol and striped
potterns. Broken sizes, colors--
II Lounsins Trousers. Block
royon, broken sizes
n Bed Joekets. Royon crepe
ond sotin. Pink and blue, small,
medium, Jorge sizes
WGL-NeeIieees, Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Corset Shop Reductions

were NOW
IS Memo Girdies. Two-woy
stretch, royon- -sotn front pon-
els; small, medium sizes - 3.e5 l.95
80 Fine Quolity Brassieres.
WeII-known makers, excellent
materials tIobeled); sizes 81, $3.50
"a, 3a. 40, AZ 2-- 5.e5 l.s5
IS Fine QuoIity Girdles and
Ponties. White royon poneIs,
downstretch royon-sotIn and
power nets, cottons nylons; 1926 70
sizes 26, 29, 81, 80, "a - 1880 4.sS
10 GirdIes ond Ponties. White
nylon toffeto, downstretch back
royon ond cotton elostic; also
royon- sotin elostic with power $500
net; sizes IS. 26, II, 2o, "a 1850 z95
WGL-Corset Shop. Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Wool Suits, 2l.o0 to l45.oo
We're 1925 to I9S.NO

Large group Of sprinsweisht oll-wooI suits.
GobaFdines. erepes, Honnels. novelties. Fine
selection Of misses sizes. eoors. including nevy,
black. grey, ton. Toilored. semi-tailored and
dEessmoker types.
Evening star., 1952-06-19

40 Prints, loo-denier rayon;
also dark solid color erepes.
Broken assortment, extra sizes
4e to 52-------- 1896 500
50 Rayon Shorkskin Suits. Solid
color skirts, checked, toilored
jackets. Black, gray, brown or
navy. Misses sizes 10 to 10 l7.e5 It's
$50 Spring Dresses. loree
group in exciting assortment
Of styles and fobrics 1915
Misses Sizes 10 to 20
linen, royon bembere prints,
cotton, royon eyeet royon
sheer, cotton sundresses, l4.e5 to
jockets. Assorted colors---- 2l.o5 lc.75
Women's Shorter Sizes
l4h to 22h, royon crepe,
toffeto- trimmed, l0O-denier
royon prints, royon bembero 1895 to
prints ------ 1875 1918
Larger Women's Sizes !.
38 to 81, dotted royon crepe,
printed royon jersey. Broken 1895 to
sizes 38 to 52- 1875 1918
WGL-Budoet Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-19
es;Iz7:I> ;

were NOW
Z Desk Chairs, hardwood, block
lacquer finished, red plostic up
hOlStery To.|O '|'oS
z Lounge Chairs, modern style,
hardwood dark teak finished,
foam rubber filling ------- l%4.OO 5000
I Lounge Choir. tufted back,
oreen cotton cover lO4.OO 6O.U0
I oeeosionoI Chair, channel
back, green plastic cover o2.oO 3o.o0
! ovoI Whot-kot TabIe. bross
supports, mahogany -------- $3.50 1000
I Two-piece Sectional Soto,
modern style, corol cotton cover $4,000 l75.0o
Lounge Choir, brown leather,
tufted back -----------. 2O5.OO lZ5.OO
] Lounge Choir, rotton frome,
vanished finish. blue cotton
cover ------------------ $500 7l.oo
Lomp Toble, rotton vornished
finish 3l.OO 1000
z Armies. Choir Sections. rot
ton noturo finished. brown
chortreuse-rust cotton cover 6l.75 41.0o
! Lezy su.on. pine ----.-- 1850 800
I Colonial style Rocker, hard
wood black and gold finished $3.50 1900
z Arm choirs, shield back, mo-
hooony veneer, rose cotton seat $500 1000
Side Choir, hardwood mohoo-
any finished, white postie scot 1850 500
Side Choir, shield back, mo-
hooony veneer --.- 49, $500 1000
! Side Choir, hardwood mo-
hoeony finished. black Doric
scot I4.SO o.VU
Arm Choir. hordwood nohoe-
any finished, block Dorc scot $500 1000
WGL-Furnture. Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Gloves Reduced, 285 pairs

45 Poirs Shorfie Gloves. Styled
with linen back and sheer nylon
palm; ehonois, beige and white;
oil sizes, but not in eoch color 300 z.25
I26 Pairs Cotton Gloves. Hand
and machine sewn gloves, in
cIudino some with q removable
pique strip; pink, boleneioeo,
brown, oroy and green; oil sizes,
but not in eoeh color or style 800 z.z5
81 Pairs I6-button Gloves.
Evening length royon gloves in
omber, pink and purple ----- 800 l.5o
50 Poirs Cotton Gloves. Double
woven, hand and machine sewn
gloves in dressy oountlet styles;
in white, navy, beige; broken
WGL-GIoves First Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-19
S. Exquisite Slips, 1885

Were 2.9S to 3.9S
Aeetote and royop crepe o. satin. Laes-toiIored
or embroidered seoilop trims. White, navy; sizes
1874. 20. ~.
Were Now
3 Pettieoats. Acetate ond royon
toffeto, knife-pieoted skirts over
crinolne, rose; sizes rs to 28- 5.o5 z.s5
~ Pettieoets. Royon crepe in
tailored evenine-leneth style,
black; sizes 26 to 80 - 3.o5 2.SS
lS Black Slips, woven nyIon,
with embroidered or seolop edge
tops, stroioht cut skirts; sizes
4e to 81 2---------------- SOS s.s5
W6L--Costunne Slips, Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-19
35:I;Z:I:ISs 35a$ $le3sII< 5lzS5S7 REDUCED
Bedroom Furniture Reduced

Were Now
Whitney Maple Bedroom
Suite, including single dresser
and mirror, chest and double
bed ----------------- -2e5.oo 1880
Mohosony Troditonoi Bed
room Suite, including single
dresser and mirror, chest-on-
chest and double bed 3375O 1850
Mohosany Troditionol Bed
room Suite, including chest
on-chest vonity, mirror and
bench and q doubIe-siz bed 25o5 so 1880
cetis Blonde venity and
Mirror, modern ------- o2.0O 1880
I Solid Mahosony Rereh-styIs
Chest -------------- $500 1880
DoubIe-size chomposne ook
Modern Beds ---- $3.50 1850
Mehosony DoubIe-size Bed $3.50 1880
Meple Dressing Toble and
Mirror --------- 1850 1850
W6L-Bedroonn Furniture. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-19
700 Boys Cotton Socks,
1Oc to zoe we,. ,9e to sse

Foneies. stripes. ribs and solid link petterns
in sizes 7 to -.
Were Now
500 Hondkerehiefs in solid
white cotton and assorted COL
ored borders ------------- 35e Zoe
- Long sleeve sport shiEts in
white broodcloth Sonforized
(isss than 20 residual shrink
ooe), in sizes l6 to 20 - $50 S5e
100 Boys' neekties in solid col
ors and foncies. royons and 55c TO lSeto
silks ------------ ZOO lis
l40 Belts in plain and fancy
leather designs, sizes rs to LOOT 4Sete
81 $50 LIS
8 Summer sloeks in blue check
pottem with Snuotex waist.
8Ooo royon. 209o wooI----- 1925 2.85
$50 Nylon Socks in Iink-ond-
link pattern in solid coIors; 65c to
sizes 7 to 7h and 9 to l3 LOO 35e
WGL-The Boys Store. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Motrix Shoes, 14.85 Were ~.ss

Motrix Shoes, 1885 We're aoss
Pump. and ssrops IN black potent leather.
Instep strep styles with open or closed heels.
Some hove crepe Or mesh trim. Medium heels
only. Sizes 4 to 9h. AAAA to c widths.
Were or
lfPerfect Now
50 Pairs Fomous-nome Slippers.
Royon sotin in several potterns
and colors. FIot and medium
heels, closed or open books -.
toes; white, wine. blue. red; 3.o5to
slightly soiIed ------ 500 100
81 Peirs Hi-hesIsd ReyoR Sasin
Mules. Wine, light blue, black 7.5o S.s5
WGL-Women's Shoes, Second Floor
CobbIers Casual Shoes, 4.95
We're 6.9S to SS5
100 peirs Of suede end smooth lsethsv eesuol
shoes. Choose frem large selection Of styles
and eoloFs.
WGL-Youne Shoe Shop, Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-19

40 Junior Suits. Butcher rcyon
in smart styles, short boxy
joekets, fIored skirts; navy. red,
oroy, oquo; all piped in white;
sizes 9 to | 5 ----
$50 Junior Sweaters. Wool,
some royons in wide ronoe of
colors; lone-sieeved or sleeve
less turtIe-neck styles; some
lnog-sleeVed cordieons; sizes 9
to 5 Observation-Disclosures
WGL-Junior Misses Apparel,
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Knit Lingerie Reduced

were NOW
45 Bloomers. Royon and silk zoos
jersey pink; sizes S, s, - ESQ 95e
40 Ponties. Royon jersey pontes
in brief and flare styles; os-
sortment of colors; broken sizes LOO 66e
40 Pennies. Royon and silk
ponties in several styles, pink IS to
and white; broken sizes ----- 1.65 6Se
IS chemises. In white royon 225G
jersey; size as ---- $50 95e
WGl-Knt Underwear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Mems Underwear

Were Now
5 Rayon U-shirts, size So $50 S5e
40 NyIen U-shirts, sizes 36, 40,
80 NyIon Shorts, sizes 36, AZ,
A -.----------------- ZOO lbs
46 Nylon Shorts, sizes 80, 81,
Sc, 40, ~, a 4.------.--- $50 lbs
10 brewers t25o6 wool) sizes
81 in reoulor, 81 stout--- 500 9se
Assorted Underwear Items also 295 to 95e 70
reduced -- 5.o5 z.85
20 Mems Eomous Moke Sports
coots. royon, navy, lime, light
green and eroy; broken sizes 22.o5 1850
$50 Long Sleeve Sports Shirts
in variety of colors; broken 5.o5 to 3.s5
sizes IA to l8----- $50 for 7.5o
so Studenf-sixe Stacks, sum-
rner weight in sizes 8 to n or
waist sizes 20 to 31---- S.o5 5.95
W6L-The Mems Store, Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-19
40 BIousettes, 1875

We're 29S
Royon crepe bIousettes heve jewel ond wee
neeklines. In white, grey, sold, eque and
purple. Sizes 81 to 80.
Were Now
81 Diekeys. NyIon or pique,
with wee neck. White ---- l.o5 las
30 Wing Strip Ties. In striped
silk 2.e5 las
WGL-Neckweor, First Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-19
l25 Junior Dresses,
5.o5 to 1895 wy. 10,

Shorts -sIeeved and sleeveless eottons. in dark
and bright eolors. Attractive ioeket dresses in
Foyon ond dork sheers. Both stroisht and flored
skirts in group. Sizes 9 TO Is.
Evening star., 1952-06-19

ShooSe from StfipeO eotton Or QuIlfeo eoffon IN
fiorol print. yellow, blue. red. Prints OF multi
eoIored stripes. Sizes z, 3, 4.
Were Now
- ToddIers' Dresses. Assorted
postel shades Of cotton dotted
swiss. Sizes ], z, 3------ 2o5 95e
IA Ras Dolls Soft stuffed dolls
with pietoils ------ 3.o5 l.95
- Wool Soeques. Hond-mode
wool socques White, with posteI
trim or solid yellow. Infant
sizes ------------ 2.e5 sse
s Crib Spreads. Cotton chenille
bedspreod for boby's crib. Rose,
green, blue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6.95 z.95
10 Knit Sheets. Cotton knit top
sheet for boby's crib. White : Its l.30
~ Mattress Covers. Crib mat
tress covers ore mode of Cover
oil plastic and ore boiloble. 2.05 95e
80 Sleepers. Summer seepers
for baby ore in cool cotton knit.
Pink or blue. Size l----- l.5o 95e
5 Junior Teeterbobe ch irs.
Chairs ore in sturdy meto, red
with white frome ----------- 5.e5 z.s5
WGL-Nursery Corner, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Cotton BIouses, las

Weys 3.95 and 2.9S
100 in group. Assortment Of eoiors, many
solid shedes Teen sizes 10 TO Is.
WGL-Teen Age Apparel. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-19

$50 pairs Mems Poiomos, cot
ton broodcloth in fancy stripes
and other patterns. All ore
Sonforized (less than % resi-
dual shrinkoee). Sizes A, 3,
500 Silk and Royon Neeksies
in a large selection, including
many summer potterns in light,
crisp colors -----------
81 Mems Gifts, including light
ers, bottle openers. cigarette
coses, humidors -----------
$50 Mems Socks, fiIoment ny
lon and fancy cotton socks.
Nylon in both onklet ond reg
ulor lengths. Cotton links in
light, bright coIors. sizes 10
10 -
Evening star., 1952-06-19
CobbIers CosuoI Shoes, 49,.
$50 Budget Dresses, 500
We're H.9S to 1875

Voried styles fobries, including moster
sheer Or printed Eoyons, eettons. Foyon toffeta
prints. Assorted eolors, misses sizes 10 to 20.
Were Now
Evening star., 1952-06-19
IS Sports Dresses, $50

Were I2.9S 10 I7yy
Cotton, reyon In solids, prints striped potteFns.
Sizes 10 to Is.
Were Now
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Misses Dresses Reduced

For street and afternoon in Foyon erepes
two-pieee royon foiIie, cotton tweed, silk
toffeto and shontuns.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Mems Shirts, 1875; 3 for $50

" GTE ETO
Cotton broodeIoth end end-to-end modros
shirts in white and plain eoIors. Most oil with
fused eollors and button cuffs. Also, few
oxford cloth shirts with soft stay collars. Sizes
l3h to l8.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Sovines on Pictures
ToddIers' Skirts, 1.95 w.,. ~!

so in group. Full cut skirts hove suspender tops.
Choose from striped cotton or quilted cotton in
fiorol print yellow, blue. red. Prints OF multi
eoIored stripes. Sizes z, 8, 4.
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-19

BY Mrs. Haarde on the Hammond
=. gan The program IS as follows
Professional: Adeste Fideles;
Welcome Song, BY 3. r. Haarde-
Girls Glee Club, directed By Rich-
ard Connell.
The Christmas Story, Rev. j. =.
Dennis.
Manger Scene: Away In a Mang-
er. First and Second Grades, direct
ed By Mrs Joy Hamstead
Hark the Herald Angels Sing,
audience.
Good King Wenceslas, Band and
Boys Glee Club.
Deck the Halls, jolly Old Saint
Nicholas, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth
Grades, directed by Miss Tatman.
II Came Upon the Midnight Clear,
Brass Quartette.
Jingle Bells, Third Grade Rhythm
Band and Brass Quartette.