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THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 18. 1952 POTTSTOWN FOTTSTOWN, PA. PHONE 6000 PAGE TWENTY-ONE Prayers Said for Bobby (Continued From Paif One) when said. "It has happened of malignant cancer. To brighten the picture.

Dr. Teah a reported that he found Bobby "in wonderful spirits." Confirming this, nurses at the hospital commented on his cheerfulness. "We all get alonjt fine with him now that that he has gotten over his homesickness," they said. Nurses also told about the friendship a has grown up between Bobby and his little roommate, also suffering from polio. "They share their toys and play together all a they even a their a together," Bobby's night nurse related.

BOBBY'S I treatments 7 0 continuous hot packs to the paralyzed right leg and back also orthopedic care by a special nurse who massaees his muscles to keep blood in circulation preventing them from withering. The hospital also reported the large number of well-wishing cards and letters that Bobby has been receiving from a i read- MerciiryT mailbag again was heavy with contributions towards curing Bobby accompanied by words of a kindness. Mrs. Charles Tesno. 422 Beech street, wrote: "I am writing this note for my 6-year-old son who heard about little Bobby Walters.

He said he would like to give the SI he has in his bank, if it will help make Bobby better so he can get out to play again. "He told me people, shouldn't only give money, but should pray for Bobby too. He said he knows that his mommy and daddy prayed for him when he was in the hospital. At the. time he was only 21 months old, but he remembers being in the hospital eight 'weeks with a broken leg when he fell from a second story window." Mrs.

D. L. of Gr.iterford.: enclosed a note a i a "Here's S2 for Rnhh" I isn't much, but this with rest. might give the little boy his a "We remember him and his a 'ents in our prayers. We a a daughter 8 years old and she prays for him every night." A SHORT NOTE signed ROSP-; a read: I $2 or little Bobby Walters.

I not much, but every liule bit will help along with God's "We are sending this a contribution (o the Bobby a Fund." i Mrs. H. Miller and daughter. Betty. "We hope it will be of great help this little boy.

We are sure a if everybody gives their share. God and Bobby's physician will do rest, it is i 1'iOip ui luv sood Lord and the people a Bobby can get well again. God bless him." "Town" said this with his a tion: "May God bless Bobby a his people. I hope this helps a little. I'll pray for i i "A Mercury Reader" wrote: "We haven't any children, but love them all the same.

May God do the rest." Hospitalized herself. Mrs. nie Gravinese. 705 a Royersford. expressed her 1 for' Bobby by writing, "Enclosed please find S5 to help Bobby Walters in hopes it will speed i recovery.

"I know what it is as I am confined to a hospital now. I a a a strain it is on his parents. So again let me a real speedy recovery little Bobby." i The employes of Sweel-Orr and Sixth and York streets. Who sent S80 for the probably. their note with greatest; I aptness.

"May GOD guide the a of: iyour doctor to a you a well' jboy." they wrote Bobby. i LEGAL NOTICES 11 SKALED BIDS will bf bv Lflwr PotUcrove School for a i of a oT tor r.r!" work ran be i i a i FV'ls i be received on or MICHAEL J. PETR1CK. SFAI.rio 'PROPOSALS and i a bv Supervisors or F.arl T-vp Berks 3:00 o'clock S.T. Sep'em- co.

1332. for the i -CP-2 type a i a air; fonf for construction o. i of i i a a s'. Specification-'. of I SiUarrs niav be a i hoaie or bv i i 'o R.

Secrets v. Board or isors. Earl- a i a specified heroin. rv.e^t the i cv of the a i a Der oi i a bidder, when contract, shall a bond i i a requlrem 0 re e- :r.7 performance of the i n- to i in fimonn'. p'r a of a musi upon ia 'orm bv t'r'e ANNOUNCEMENTS Deaths A In HarrlsburK.

on Mondav. Sept. IS. 1952. Le- Rny 5On of Edward R.

siid i age 59 ReiT.iv-x 'n 1 a Hjme. 339 King Cr on at. 2 p. m. I In cem'irrv'- may call Friday from 12 noon.

i a i On Tuesday. Seat. Ifi. Adam L. KO.I of late James and AmanCU i i age 53 a i are i i 10 the from the Houc'x Funeral Home.

112 N. a i on a i a I rn mer.t in Hill Church cemetery. a call at a i 7 to 3.30. i Houclc i On Monday. 15.

1952. a H. a i i i of Jeroni" On Moore RD. 83 i a i snd i a i i ices from the a Church, on a Sept. IS ar 2 p.

IT. I in tom-ri a i cemetery. Friends a at the i a Home. Par-cerford on supervisors reserve to any or all HARVEY R. MINNINGF.R.

Secretary of Board House. 9-4162 "charier Reserve No. 2 OF A A TR'JST CO. OF POTTS- TOWS IN THF. STATE OF A I A A THE 7LOSE OT BUSINESS ON SEPTEMBER PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE 3Y COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY.

UNDER SECTION 32U, U. 3. REVISED STATUTES ASSETS Cx-h. balances wl'h. banks.

I rrserve balance. and cash in process of collerr on $1.352.635.38 i Scales YOCUM-- In OP. i cay. Sept. 1952.

Mary F. i i Yooum. wife of "he a T. aze F.O a i and i sre i to the from 'he Schumacher Home. 359 King Pot'-S'-own.

on Thursday. Sept. IS. a 1 2 p. m.

I In Snd cemetery- Friends may call Wed- evening 7 lo i i Personals 7 SPENCER MRS. LATTA fNI. FOX Phone Per.nsbur; 563 $79.50. $124.50 SDd $149.50 Batteries, Sites ind Service PENETRATING Fina Foam soil from rugs and upholstery. BUSINESS I men rect di- and of Slat's po'i'icai i In- HILL SCHOOL IX-RAYUNIT- I (Conttniied From Page One) (Continued From Pace One) the i dinner came, the grounds a mined 1307 persons for were cleared of all guests and the of tuberculosis.

Each suspect a hustle-and-bustle of opening day given a written report of the i at The Hill school had dissipated, ings. The 1307 was an increase of; The 34-year-old new headmaster!" 10 6 a 30 over the preceding; was appointed Aug. 1. replacing vear a officials are looking for; Dr. a I.

Wendell who retired. a greater-turnout this a Dr. Wendell will a i affiliated; In addition to this, the past a with the school in an advisory cap- 457 pupils of St. Aloysius and acity. Peter's parochial schools were; Hall was a a from Yale i P' atch tests i university in 1941 and taught This program is carried out lish at Philip's academy.

financial support from before serving in the A i a seal of in World War II. jsociety. Hi? war service took-him io-Aus-i Martha B. Shoemaker, tralia. tie Philippines and revealed a in the' with infantry and military intelli-ipast year's drive, 4337 appealsj ifor the purchase of seals werei After his discharge from the n)aaed ou ese a eals a i Army In 1946.

he taught English at Yale university, later becoming assistant to the chairman of the board of admissions a a there. He received his masters degree at Yale in 1947. In 1947 he joined the faculty of St. Mark's school. Southborough.

as a.D_English instructor. At the school he was junior hockey- coach, baseball coach, advisor to bonds, anr! tipbenvoi Corporate stoc i SIS.OOO.W s'ocS of Federal a $9.20 ovfr- a i owned i and i $18.961.55 TOTAL ASSETS i LIABILITIES a 'deposits of Individual. 1 and corpora- i Time deposit? of I a partnerships, and corpora t.ions Deposits i Stales i i a 1 a i of a and political deposits (certi- i and cashier's chocks, TOTAL DE-. POSITS S6.998.545.17 Other liabilities 517.943.92 19,409.50 15,000.00 2,815.959.03 Can Do It 18 Excavating Contractors 2000 of High Grade Top Soil a a i a Easily accessible. Call Boyert-own 7-2265.

93.491.55 3.56S.17 729.7S9.51 3,333.742.59 Armstrong Floor "Plastic Wai! Tile DAVID ELLIOTT Lud wig's Corner. Ph. 279f) "HOME. envelopes, cards or circvijar letters. Ph.

360T pumped clean. Phone Pug 3071. Modarnize Your i or a room. All types floor a wall coverings. a i i Fir.

Wall Coverings. Ph. Building and Remodeling Contracting Done JOSEPH ANTUSH' Phone 154.035,50 pair parts of a a washer. Paul Prior. 41 E.

2nd St. Ph. 834 170,123.83 90.3SR.96 gence. an a a of one dollar was estimated to be' about; 25 cents more a the national TOTAL LIABILITIES $7.007,858.34 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital Stock: Common, stock, f.ota! n5o.ono.oo 150.000.00 Surplus 350.000.00 Undivided pro'l'-s 120,675.89 Reserves a retirement account for preferred stock 101.4.55.48 A I A ACCOUNTS 722.131.17 Society personnel already is at work preparing this year's appeals which will total the record number of 4500. They will he placed in the mails the week before Thanksgiving Day.

Mrs. Arthur H. Simpson, presi- the journalism and debating of the Visiting Nurse society, and assistant headmaster. of the Benefit organizations of society, was elected a member! WE WAS assistant headmaster at of the society board. She a the school since 1949.

a post he elected to the vacancy caused by, held before coming to The Hill a of Mrs schooT former Visiting Nurse society During the past year he was en president of the New England As: Horace Seidel President of; sociation of Teachers of English. the. society, was in charge of yes-j meeting, which was a-i ertn .7 co mei to he a in the crow's nest of the at The Hill schoo include George restaurant. D. Senter.

who will be a master in the a a i a ter is a graduate of Brown univer- PAPER COMPLAINS sitv. Providence. R. I. He taught Sept.

1 czecho-j at Peekskill Military academy. slovak newspaper complained to-! Peekskill, N. during the past. a drunkenness is rising under year. iCommunism.

William H. C. St. John, who was graduated from Yale university': the past June, will join the English; department as a master. Charles B.

Ferguson, a graduate! of Williston academy, ton. has been appointed master in the art department. i The Rev. Thomas C. Wynn will! join The Hill school staff as chap-i lain.

A graduate of Asbury Wilmore. he took further study at Columbia university. New York City, and at Princeton Theological 1 seminary. The Bev. Wynn will leach courses in religion at the school.

He formerly a at Peekskill Military" Farmer's Market PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 17 I'JPi (USDA i--Trading was ll.zht on the wholesale produce market, Tomatoes: Pa. 58 baskets b-j. baskets 50caS2.no.

12 qt. baskets 75caS1.25: N. J. baskets 30caS1.65. potatoes: US NO.

1 mostlv Size A. sack. 5 POLIO VICTIM i From Paje One) i in August, and the remainder this month. There a been three cases so far in Royersford: two in Potts-; town and in Collepeville. and one in Green Lane arfd Stowe.

Thf polio foundation sponsors the isolation unit in the hospital where thf 4-year-old A pa- It also sponsors the con- valfsrenl unit in Sacred Hfart hospital. Norristown. The 77 cases this year com-! pares with these yearly a 1944. 50; 1945. 89: 1946.

20: 1947. 13; 1948. 54; 1949. 3fi; 1950. 44, and; the past year, only 12.

i STRIKE ORDERED MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay, Sept. 17 fjp--A general strike in this capital city of a million people was or-' dered for midnicht. hy union leaders acting today in anger over the: Government's delay in settling a I public transport strike, rSPAPERflR I .1. a i a i 4.00.

Corn i Pa. yclloa-. crates sacks "0c a S1.2S. Cantalo'sjx's: y. .1.

"-j Pride of Wisconsin Apples: and bo.te.: Pa. Slclnt.h Smokohou.v $3.00. Red Delicious N. J. $2.233.25, Red Deliciovis Grirnes Golden $2.00.

Smokehouse 32.7.3. a Pa. OTen mostly Elbertas Jl.00a2.00. Hale? Cabbsie: 50 J'o. sacks: Ps.

Dini-sh typ domestic N. J. Danish $1.50. Swee'. N.

J. 5 a basXets yellows S2.00s3.0n. orange S2.CO-i75. redj. S2.2-'ia50.

bushels oranzo type washed S2.75a3.00.. Peppers: N. Calif. Woncf-s I.OOs 75. other Builnoso Calif.

Wonder type Pa. 4 40. i a Pa. bvi savoy t.yri» 75a POr. Eustpiunt: N.

BUck a 50n7.c. i N. .1. crn's. Ps.

2aS Lima b'ans: N. Bushels N. .7. 2.00. Pa.

HARLEVSVU.t.F. AUCTION- HI Ave. Fowl-Colored 30'- 1- 27 4 44'j 40 4 41 24 35 37 23'i 32 C'ptJ-Cpn Sip. over 5 32'3 under 5 40 2S 32 Capons 5S 37 50 35'i 32 Broilers-Co: 3r, 23 30 35 12 25 B-" 27 TiirV.fv Torxs 33 2 33 30 17 20 Pigesns-Per Pair 90 35 52'i Totil Crates TOTAL LABILITIES A A I A ACCOUNTS $7.729,739.51 MEMORANDA Assets pledged or assigned to secure i a bilities and for other 335.000.00 State o'. a i a County of Mor.tcoraery.

ss: I. F. H. Peterman. cashier of the above-named a do emnly swear that the above statement T.rue to rhs of my hnowledse and belle'.

P. H. PETERMAN. Cashier CORPvECT--Attest: WM. F- LA-MB.

LLOYD WAGNER. JAiVTES H. NOTTLE. Directors Sworn to and subscribed before me this day of September, 1952 FLORENCE A. ERB.

7 Notary Public expires 29. 1355 THE MERCURY'S CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION CLOSES AT 8 Day Before Publication 'Be to telephone or bring in your advertisement before the deadline. DISPLAY ADVERTISING At 3 P. M. 2 Days Ahead 2 WEEKS SPECIAL.

Tdrmlca" top with 4" splash back chrome moulding: $6 per foo; installed. SMITTY'S. Phone 555-J-12. 6 to 9 p. m.

Tast television service. Day or i Phone 885-R-4. JONES RADIO CO. ODD JOBS DONE--What do you a If you need repair work done around or in the house, or furniture repaired and re'inlshed. 8 BUSH'S RADIO and TV REPAIR STOWE Phone 41-14-H or PAIN-TING--All kinds, inside and outside.

Steeple work a upeclalty. Hap Correll, Phone. Boyertown 7-6164. or Roclcy Ewlng, Phons Royersford 1131-J. AWNINGS STORM WINDOWS.

ETC. Free Estimates. Call Ajax Canvas Co. Ph. Boyertown 7-9026 KEENE'S "TV and Radio Sen-Ice.

222 N. Charlotte St. Phone 5238 or 5065-J. Day and Night Service. CESSPOOLS and Septic Tanics Cleaned LeRoy H- Phoenixvllle 4423 WELL" DRILLING Free S94-R-11 MICHAEL KTJSZYK.

ODD JOBS DONK. Light hauling. We also buy ol all kinds. Phone 3410. 4343-J.

W. H. REIGNER, Rt. 100. between a a a House.

POINTING. Phone 919-R-4. Shultz'Radio--TV Serv. Well Drilling 11H High street. Phone 1014 D'ANGSLO iSt SON Genera! Contractor i i a Cement Work Stowe.

phone 764-W. I Brick. and Cement Work. built and repaired. worfc.

Streett Pnttstown 7S1-R-3 Glass POTTSTOWK FURNITURE FACTORY SELLS LAWRENCE SUPPLY (0. BANKRUPT STOCK! Combined i our own sacrificed at. onre of r.iMt or from 23r lo Sftc on dollar DON'T MISS THF.SE BARGAINS Open Thuri. It Fri, Evininf Till for Shtppinf Sit. Till Silfl.

Cleaninr-- SALLY'S SALLIES Cesspools and septic tanks cleaned. Reasonable prices. W. Dotterer. Phone YeiJow House 9-4210.

HOMELITE Chain Sawj, sales-serr- Tree pruning, removal or repair. METZLER SERVICED Phone J1530. Typewriter Repair Service, all makes models. John Galamba. 3fiS New Poftst'n.

Ph. 4540-R. Buildinj Contracting 19 Rem.odellnt; and Alterations. Block and cement work No Job too sman Gabt'tel Flenl--General Contractor Repairs. Renovating aod Building Cement work of any kind.

624-M or Boyertown 7-6691. 20 EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted --JFemale or Pa A 'n p'-vjn. I MAID New Berlinvillc Hotel Single and Double Needle Operators on Boy Scout Shirts! STEADY WORK: SWEET ORR CO. and York Help Wanted --Male 33 EMPLOYMENT Heip Wanted a Man to Run Freight c-ievacor LOOMCRAFT FROCKS, INC. Ta.rd and Penn Toolmakers Tool and Cutter Grinders Tool Clerk 19-A HUTT'S GLASS SHOP GLASS POP- ALL PURPOSES BOYSRTOWN RALPH "OL-ASS "SERViCE 113 S.

Evar.s Phone Window Glass Safety Glass In Carx. Prompt i on all work. Mirrors stor Bide 0 Thorn Steel fe A i W. S. Antrim Son 62 Hizh St.

Phone 322 Op'n at Noon Rugs and Fnrnlture Shampooed. Rug repairing. mothproofing. HOFFER'S. St Ph.

3j Painted wails, windows, floors, re- nctlan blind.i cleaned Floors Al Phone 1147-W. Heatinr-Plumbinf-Rooflnj: 22 Plumbing Hsatlnc Rooflng OH Burner 24-hr 122 King Ph 3719 Heating-- Roofing t'Hiinblng Oil Burner St Stoker Sales it Serv A I Eckr.r. 144 gint St Ph loao ROOFING SERVICE I i olKo Jilrl i smooth or All trjve nf repalrfd ln.ulctfd brick. and tinsmith and months PHONI POTTflTOWN 2418-M. 'Vic a to a i a masterpiece, but the inspiration is in a i i WELDERS 3URXKHS For Tn ri 'j ma ch HAND BURNERS FITTERS BUSINESS I Heating-Plumbing-Roofias 22 Plumbing Hestin? 6:: Burners J.

7.F.L".ZNICK a T'-i 330 A Moving Storage 25 A AM MOVING HAULING Phone Padded Van Service Mo HARRY E. HERPST 464 N. Evans Sv Phone i 7 OSCAR MOVING STORAGE Phone Po" 11727 or 2 Painting Paperinc: 26 EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Female 32 YOUNG LADY T-j i Mu?" be ncs: a Steady eir.p'.oy.T.cnt GUERNSEY COW Exton. Ps. ioosekpeper Companion for a i Box P-32 sT.aMni; and I Painting--Paperhangina STANLEY C.

ANTRIM 2nd St. 1442 Wall Paper Removed by Prompt. Ssrtice--Reasonable Rates ALBERT JACOB Phone 1147-W. HARVEY P. GERHART 237 Jelfersoa A Ph.

3595-P-. PAINTING a A ER A GI A PERH AN Wallpaper Removed by a Claude a Phone 1244-M. PAINTING and PAPERHANGING SAMUEL C. EPLER 220 Perjn St 5787 Professional Services 28 Have Marlial itullin Detective a 51S Swede street. Repairing--Rcfinishinj 29 FURNITURE a i i i TOSHER'S.

Farmlngton i a ph. 1205. Furniture a i i i i JOHN LOSS'MANN--Phone 12S Farmlngton A and BVn EMPLOYMENT Help 'Wanted Female 32 FULL FASHIONED HOSIERY SEAMERS lor 60 hosiery FINDE1SEN HOSIERY CO. ipo penn Street. Spring City FITTERS HELPERS M'ast a i to vick STRA1GHTENER i on MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIANS DRAFTSMEN Ar-ply in.

Person WELDING ENGINEERS, INC Church Road and Crooked Lan- Manor Bridgeport Employment i from 9 a. m. to 4 p. Mondav through Fr'Alay vacancies 'or 2 or 3 women, part Tlr.i?. sood commissions.

Verr sr.rerestlhg work. Tour time is vour own. Address Mercury Box P-33. WOMAN some stenographic experience for Genera! i Work In branch of Reading organization. Pleasant working i i group I a and oth emclovee MERCURY BOX P-23 for interview in Heading.

Woman. to Kelp Take Care of I a i Slcrp in. Phone 4345-J. If you have Jxrjn or are -no'-v workln? In the direct. i preferably party a this will be of creat infprest.

to you. At- tractlr? position Is now open in Pottstown and roundinsr i Car and phone essential. Complrtf training furnished. For detail? and personal I i Writ? Mercury Box p-36. KEY PUNCH OPERATOR Experienced Apply SUPERIOR TUBE COMPANY Phone ColiesevlUe 3211 GENERAL OFFICE CLERK BOOKKEEPING EXPERIENCE HELPFUL.

BUT NOT NECESSARY Write O. Box 293. Reliable woman to c'narzr home 2 In November. No or ironing. Sleep In or i Merrary Box FLATLOCK OPERATORS Experienced HrCrlv-? 1 Life ar.ri APPLY IN PERSON E.

V. HUNTER CORP. EXPERIENCED OPERATORS On Children's Dresses Apply -Un Floor LOOMCRAFT FROCKS, INC. 3rd and Penn Streets Woman housework. i In preferred.

Writ? Mercury Box P-29. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS- Experienced and SfumF.rs a a i i pay. six psld holidays, sick, benefits and A OSAN MFG. CO. Front, a Washington I Boynrtown.

A NTED--FLATLOCK OPERATORS. MERROW OPERATORS ALSO LEARNEES. E-CLT KNITTING MILLS INC. Hoyersford QPERATORS on ATHLETIC SHIRTS and Shirts One and Tivo Needle Experienced or Learners Wanted younz farmer, married, h'ch "ype. man t-o leartl bred beast, business.

Reference. Phon- i Springs 2752. MACHINISTS FIRSt CLASS--FOR: Turret Lathes Engine Lathes ALSO A I TOOL OPE3- ATOFS AND MEN WITH GENERAL MACHINING EXPERIENCE i These a excellent Ions opportunitips at goocl pay with pleasant worklne conditions. Tree insurance. a other benefits.

Company Represp.nla:.ive vM be at the Potutown OTllce the PENNSYLVANIA STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 362 King Street Pa. ON I A T. SEPTEMBER 1352 FOR INTEHVTEWS Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator- Company Valve Division MEN For General Work on Woodworking Machinery. STYLE A PARLOR FRAME CO. Greca Lane.

Phone 2551 Roomblast Operators Swing PAID VACATION'S PENSION AND rS'STT 33N-EFIT5 Appir Empicymen: Of'lce AMERICAN CHAIN CABLE CO. and V. B. Jt READING, PA. Experienced SEWING MACHINE MACHINIST for pants facto-- in Appiv to PENN-CRAFT TROUSER CO.

222 Wood Reading. DRIVER-OWNERS wanted. ysars. Have contracts left for 2 reliable men. No phone calls.

EPHRAIM H. KELLSR. MACS TRUCKS. 327 W. High strset.

BODY MAN Capable of handling rnstl work. wood, u-ork and pointing on tractors and trailers. JONES MOTOR CO. Experienced bookkeeper for tull- tlms employment In well-estab- iifhed Pottstown store. nen; pcsltion go-M saUrj tor man.

Writs Mercury 3ox O-113 stating experience and startla? "salary desired. WANTED machlss draftsmen. Vacations holidays with pay. Free zatlon anrt Insurance. Apply Boiler Engineering ck Supply Inc.

Miaar-oii Street, YOUNG MAN To ssoume purchasing and shots processing duties 'or aunuiict- ursr packaEinr Salarj- depeadeiit on experlencs anci capabiiity. Write Mercurv Bos P-18. rr. a 5-e If 7 7 i 1 or 2 other tr 3 ir. you.

Appl? To Work In Chemical a Appl- KAWECKI CHEMICAL CO. BoyerTown. Pa. ENGINEER 30 35 Position open man w.th mechanlcai or ind-iist-na! engtaeerlng training and experience. SEPCO CORP.

Phone 4 0 2 5 Pa. WANTED Mer. fo-jndrv '-'nor i 3 hour THE EASTERN FOUNDRY COMPANY Pa. GOOD JOBS FOR YOU at LIKENS STEEL COMPANY Press Helpers General Plant Helpers Guaranteed ratp S1.4S hr. upward.

Dependent oa ability. 3rd Machine Operators he able to set aiicl of Planer. PrlH Press. or i i a a wage hour. Other Positions in Piani Available Radio TV R-E-p-A-l-R-S xnrf i a a i on anr srt.

Phone 330 or 2353 Call day i DEVON KNITTING MILLS er.red SHOE TRADF. M. BSC ERMAN fc SON. Inc 326 5 pi. Pa.

A I o-e: 16 years -x' CANT?" DF.FT PIOPLES' SHRV7CE DRUG STORE. 255 LABORER ApP'v Gerald G. Richards 'T? nf mm STEEL co, will Penna. State Employment Office BRINGING UP FATHER by GEORGE McMANUS UP vou WOT CM VACATION wrr-4 COX'S PIG-KNUCKtE PARTY TWO -DAY EXCUCSOM 51.