The Berkshire Eagle from Pittsfield, Massachusetts • 8

I 0Th Bfrkdtir Evmlny Ravi. FrM. Orl. 1 1, 194 Marriage Intentions i rhomas Francis Corbett, 64 Edison Avenue, and Norma JOanne Calvo, 69 Edison Avenue. Robert Daniel Lee, 190 Wood-1 lawn Avenue, and Barbara Helen Nlcholls, 123 East Park Terrace.

Thelma M. Coe Is Engaged to Earl R. Lee Dancing Instructor, GE Test Engineer To Marry in December Mr. and Mrs. Harold E.

Coe of 754 Williams Street Announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Thelma Public Events Tonight 7 6.30 Little Cinema continuous showing of One Night of Love, and "It Happened One Night. Berkshire Museum. 7.00 First meeting of evening course in craft for adults under Miss Franc Epplng. 7.30 Square dance sponsored by St. Stephen's Church Young Peoples Fellowship.

Parish house. 7.30 Silent movies and vaude- villa presentation by Methodist Youth -Fellowship. First Methodist Church assembly halL 9.00 Berkshire County Veterans Club anniversary dance. Odd Fellows Hall. Falcons To Hear Convention Reports Frank Krol, who was chairman ol the resolution committee of the Polish Falcons District 8 convention held here last Sunday, will read a report at this Sunday meeting at 2 at the clubrooma on Bel Air Avenue.

He will also read a letter from the president. Dr. A. Starzynski of Pittsburgh, which was a reply 'to a resolution made at the convention meeting. Eight other delegates of local Falconry to give reports will be Mrs.

John Tyszewskl, John Ulma, Walter Komunieckl, Charles Her-manskl, Alex Szymanskl, Frank Duzlak, John Wojciechowski and Paul Trzepacz. Mr.Trzepacz presided at the convention meeting. Newly-elected Officers of District 8 are all veterans of World War II and frond Worcester, except Miss Janet Tyszewskl, physical educa-tion director of Pittsfield. Joseph Gedymin, pity councilman and American Legion officer, of Worcester, was named president Cast Listed For Minstrel By Grange Women The cast of the minstrel, to be sponsored by the Womens Club ot the Pittsfield Grange tonight and tomorrow evening at 8 at the Grange Hall, 1123 West Street, was announced today by Mrs. Albert H.

Lederer, chairman. The public Is ii)vlted to the show and the dance which follows. Mrs. Elvira Kilmartln is dlrec tyr and Mrs. Frank J.

Brouker, Interlocutor. End men will be Mrs. Harold E. Marquette, Mrs. Scace, Mrs.

Milton K. -Nutt and Miss Bernice E. Kingsley. Solo performers will be Mrs. Clifford Pdck, Miss Ruth Wright, Mrs.

KU martin, Mrs. P. F. Hagadorn, Miss Lorraine May and Miss Madlyn MltchelL i In the chorus will be Edward Ja-6oby, Daniel Colburn, Robert Peck, William Kilmartin, Mrs. Kenneth EJ.

Middlebrook, Mrs. Edward Jacoby and Miss Ann Mrs. Harry A. Garlln will be In charge of the music. Stage directors will be Francis G.

Van Slyck and Randel H. Middlebrook. Mrs. Middlebrook is chairman of refreshments and E. Scace ot tickets.

Fred H. Goetzes Are Honored on 35 th Anniversary Mr and Mrs. Fred Goetze of 40 Belvldere Avenue were entertained recently at a family dinner on their 35th wedding anniversary, which they observed1 Wednesday. The affair was at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Donald- M. Collins of 252 Elm Street, who alsb (celebrated their ninth anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Goetze Were married In a home ceremony here by the late Rev.

Werner Genzmer, pastor of Zion Lutheran Church. They have three other children, Mrs. Russell E. Meyers, Mrs. Ralph K.

Best and Joseph L. Goetze, and four grandchildren, all of Pittsfield. Another son, William H. Goetze, died five years ago. Mr.

Goetze, a plater at the GE, has worked there 39 years and Is a member of the Quarteif Century Club. Mrs. Goetze, the former Corda Mendel, is the daughter of Mrs. A. Mendel of 94 Bay State Road.

She is a member of the Helping Hand Society of the First Baptist Church and i the Colllna Chapter, Order of Eastern Star. At the dinner party, they were presented a lace tablecloth, several gifts and a bouquet jof chrysanthemums. Committee oi 1.00 For Junior Highs To Meet Monday A meeting of the house-to-house educational committee of the Committee of 100 for Junior, Highs will be held Monday evening at 7.30 at the Berkshire Museum. Under the chairmanship of Bartlett Hendricks, the committee will conduct a house-to-house campaign with educational material on the junior high schools. The committee will divide the city into districts and will get maps and Information for its canvass.

i Sub-chairmen Harry MacDonald, Mrs. Herbert FJ Smith and Elmore J. Fitz. Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Congress At YMCA Next llfonday Next Monday from 3 to 9 PM the YMCA will hold the annual Berkshire County Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y officers and advisers! congress, with representation from three towns. Rev, Phillips B.

Henderson, assistant pastor of the I First Baptist Church, will be one 'of the participants in the afternoon panel discussion. The congress Is sponsored by the state Executive Committee of YMCAs of Massachusetts and Rhode Island! as a practical training session for club ol fleers and advisers. 1 Evelyn F. Beavers Is Entertained Mrs. Evelyn F.

Beaver 'of 26 Community Street has been enter tained at several parties Jn honor of her approaching marriage to Winston L. Hart of 47 Weller Avenue. The wedding will take place tomorrow morning 'at 9 at St Mary the Morning Star Church. The bride-elect was honored at a Surprise shower by Miss Evelyn M. Hart, sister of the prospective bridegroom, at her home, 47 Weller Avenue; at a party Jy Miss Mary Casella.

Miss Lee Katoskl and Mrs. Mary Tucker at Williams Inn, WQliamstown; and at a shower by Mrs. Rex Wyman of East Acres at hejr home. Tonight and Tomorrow and Tartans Magic Fountain with Lex Barker Bruce Gentry No. 15 HIKE PITTSFIELD-ALB ANY RD.

Route Dial' 3-9458 TONIGHT TOMORROW Adventures of Marco Polo1 i starring GARY COOPER PLU8- ANGELS ALLEY Leo Gorcey and Bowery Boys Cartoon Show Starts at 7Jt 1 Main Feature Screened 9.40 i PLEASE NOTICE! The BERKSHIRE DRIVE-IN THEATRE WELL BE CLOSED Every OPEN Every Rest of Season RUSS MORGANS ORCHESTRA Color Cartoon LATE NE of the WORLD vaainAwaaaa Feature at 6.20 and oday thru Mon. 8.4-tT( Pilgrim Groups Plan Rally More Than 100 To Attend Affair At South Church The Pilgrim Fellowship Societies of the Berkshire North Association of Congregational Churches will have Its fall rally Sunday at the South Congregational 'Church. Mpre than 100 are expected. Registration' will be In. the after noon at 2.45 followed by a worship service at 3 by the Fellowship of the South Church.

The five seminar groups will meet from 3.45 to 4.30., They are: Worship, presented by Rev. Harold L. Nevers, pastor of the Second Congregational Church; recreation, by Rev. George E. Beilby of Wilfiamstown; program tanning and money raising by Phillips Brooks Henderson, assistant minister of the First Bap tist-Church; presidents and vice-presidents by Rev.

Frank C. Van-. Cleef, pastor of the Pilgrim Memorial Church; and Rev. Edward U. Cowles of Westfield will have as his subject, A Good PFer.

A period of recreation and a box lunch supper is planned from 5 until 6. The nominating committee will meet at this time. Movies of Camp Becket will be shown by Rev. Floyd Roberts, pastor of the South Church. Election of officers at 6 will be followed by evening worship and the installation of the new adviser, Rev.

Beilby, and newly-elected officers by Rev. Victof B. Chicoine. Rev. Cowles will speak on Pilgrim Fellowship work and Rev.

Roberts will give the benediction. Meetings Notre Dame League A television program will be featured at a meeting of the Notre Dame League of the Sacred Heart, this evening at 8 In the school hall. Stockbridge John Williams' To Demonstrate Glass Painting STOCKBRIDGE John Williams will demonstrate his technique' of painting 'on glass for the Oct.18 meeting of the Tuesday Dub at -St. Pauls parish house at 3.15 PM. Club members- have been asked by the State Federation of Womens Clubs to fill a Christmas box for a 15-year-old 1 boy in France with such articles as'-slippers sweaters, underwear, hats, bath towels wash cloths, pencils, paper, hard candy, rubber baHs, gum, comic magazines, games, puzzles, 'a baseball glove and handkerchiefs.

Donations should be brought to this meeting as the carton must be mailed by NovJ PTA Planning Teachers Reception STOCKBRIDGE A reception for the teachers of the Stockbridge schools will open the first meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association Wednesday Oct. 19, at 8 PM In the Williams High' Schools auditorium. James J. Quinn, superintendent of schools; speak1 on "Some Thoughts on Education. All parents and friends are invited, Mrs.

Alice Byington McKeand has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed-piund C. Wilcox during the pas: week. Her sister.

Miss Grace Byington and a friend. Miss Eve Duber spent the week touring Cape Cod and Maine. They arrived and stayed overnight with Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox.

The three left Wednesday for their homs Claremont, Cal. Dr. and Mrs. George Grenville Merrill of Baldwin, are parents of a son, Michael Totten, born Oct. 7 at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Md.

The boy Is their fifth child. "Stratton Story" at Adv. at Lea Theatre. -17 17 TeL 15 Dressed fowls' Ivan Hakes. 826.

Adv. DUMONT TELEVISION Quality is long remembered after the' price is forgotten. Jphn P. 283 Main Street, Great Bar rtngton. Mass.

Tel 117-W. Adv. 15. Turkey shoot Sunday afternoon. South Lee Rd.

Free turkey, skeet field open. Lea Sportsmans Association. Adv. 17 The SHERATON Pittsfield 4511 ANO fSMVATIONs Alt IMMEDIATELY CONSUMED ST TitlTYM taiiAtea aemt ta I Mi'M Krtai MIU Nwwin iuuiiku IW fit ft aat "LI; rtTMuK. ua (tisua.

a. miumm ama. urmt mm, smuts luuait. a uaaituiaa umibn stm Utl IU4 Nlii fUM 1 Hadassah Plans Rummage Sale; Committee Named Mrs. Jack Daniels and Mrs Maxwell Sorokei have been named chairmen of a rummage sale to be sponsored by Wednesday and Thursday from 9 AM to 5 PM at 297 Columbus Avenue, at the corner of Dewey Avenue.

Members of thfeir committee will be Mrs. Henry Lippman, Mrs. Sidney il. Katz, Mrs. Kenneth Goldblum, Mrs.

Henry Simkin, Mrs. Max Lenhoff, pvlrs. Garvey Ade-soh, Mm. Benjamin Wolfe, Mrs. Robert M.

Kriger, Mrs. Thomas J. Cullen, Mrs. Michael Broverman, Mrs." Joseph Budnitz, Mrs. Samuel E.

Bloomberg, Mrs. Morris Taylor, Mrs. Benjamin L. Swlrsky, Mrs. Simon Lipschltz and Mrs.

Israel Klein. Also, Mrs. Abraham Goodman, Mrs. Maurice Kagan, Mrs. Joseph Posner, Mrs.

Lester Kaplow, Mrs Abraham S. Upson, Mrs. Ell Miller, Mrs. Jack' Berman, Mrs. Martin S.

Frledland, Mrs.i Philip Reder, Mrs. Samuel S. Cohen, Mrs. Nathah Strauss, Mrs. Jack Martin Mrs.

Leo A. Nash, Mrs. Meyer Paskowltz, Mrs. Bessie Bookless Mrs. Benjamin Novick, Miss Edith Sporo, I Mrs.

Michael Mortman, Mrs. J. J. Schenkell and Mrs. Samuel M.

Klug. E. Reagans Wed 25 Years Tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. Edward J.

Reagan of 38 Bay State Road will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary tomorrow at a family dinner at their home. The couple were married at St. Josephs Church by the late Msgr. Bernard F. Conaty.

Mrs. Reagan, ja native of Pittsfield, is the fcjrmer Marguerite Tate. Mr. Reagan was born in Great Barrington, but moved here when be was a child. The couple have one son, Edward J.

Reagan Jr. i Mr, Reagan 1 employed in the maintenance department of GE. The couple are 'members of St Teresas Church. t. Sailing Club Will Elect; Pontoosuc Sailing Club will elect officers at its annual banquet, tomorrow evening at 6 at the Lake-view Restaurant.

The nominating committee has phosen Holland E. Boucher for commodore; Robert N. Davis, vice-commodore and Sherwood Evans, secretary-treasurer, Nominations will be open from the floor, Emblem Club Schedules Halloween Masquerade Mrs. Martha P. Phair was named chairman of, the Emblem Clubs Halloween masquerade a Thursday, night, Oct.

27, at a meeting last bight at the Elks Club. The party will be In the Elks Club Pill. A report on thfe. 23d annual con ventlon of the Supreme Emblem Club recently held at.NeW Ocean House, Swampscott, wA given by Mrs. Victor J.

Gagnier, president. The convention next year Nijlll be in Akron, Ohio. i- Becket Claire Daigle Martin Sinisi jr AreBetrothed Mias Claire Daigle BECKETT Mr. and Mrs. Archie A.

Daigle of Pleasant Street an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Claire Veronica to Mar tin John Sinisi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Sinisi, 983 Hancock Street. Brooklyn, N.Y. 1 Miss Daigle, a graduate of Chester High School, is employed as a typist at the GE In Pittsfield.

Mr. Sinisi, a veteran of two years service In the armed forces, is a graduate of Bushwick High School, Brooklyn, and attended Berlitz School of Languages In Manhattan. He is presently employed in the laboratory of the Cortland Grind'-mg Wheel Corporation In Chester. 1 i 1 Turkey shoot Sunday afternoon. South Lee Rd.

Free turkey, skeet field open. Lee Sportsmans Association. Adv. i 17 151 40 4 i Ploulfe Miss Thelma IL Coe Margueritte, to Earl Rudolph Lee of 21 Northumberland Road, son of Mr. and Mrs.

E. R. Lee of Omaha and Norfolk, Neb. The wedding is planned for Dec. 3 at First Methodist Church.

Miss Coe graduated from Pittsfield High School In 1947 and the same year, from the Hallenbeck School of the1 Dance In Albany, N.Y. Since 1948, she has been directing the Massachusetts branch of the Hallenbeck School and now has her own studios In Pittsfield, Dalton and Lee. Mr, Lee is a test engineer at GE. A graduate of Norfolk (Neb.) High School, he attended Scottsbluff (Neb.) Junior College and received bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering In 1948 from the University of Wyoming. He served in the Army for three years, most of the time in the European and Middle Eastern theatres.

Emma Messer Is Married Announcement was made today of the marriage of Mrs. Emma Louise Messer, daughter of Mrs. Katherine Proctor of 20 Hign Street, to Clifford August Neil, son Of Mrs. Eva Neil, of 44 Acorn Street. The ceremony was performed Oct.

6 by Justice of the Peace Roy C. Denley.ein Bennington, Vt. Mrs. Neil attended local schools and formerly was employed by Franks Luncheonette. Mr.

Neil, who attended Pittsfield High School, is in business for himself in he Installation of Juke boxes. The couple are making their temporarily with the brides r. I MerlfW. Wynn Jr. In Bahd Goncert Merle W.

vynn son of Mr. and Mrs. Merlfe Wynn of 43 Strong Avenue, played ina band concert recently by the Boston University Band at Long Island, N.Y. He also Was with' the band at the Colgate-Boston University football game at Hamilton, N.Y. He plays the sousaphone In theqand, and the violin in the chestra.

Cheshire Legion Auxiliary Officers Installed, CHESHIRE Mrs. James Girard was installed as president Of the William M. Ogden Post, American Legion auxiliary in an induction ceremony Wednesday evening. Mrs. Arthur Snow of Great Barrington, county director, was the installing officer, assisted by Miss Josephine Romaniak of Adams, junior past county director.

Other officers installed were: First vice-president, Mrs. Miles Pierce; second vice-president, Mrs. Raymond Eiagini; secretary, Mrs. Roy treasurer, Mrs. John Leroy; chaplain, Mrs.

Henry Frederick; sergeant at arms, Mrs. Robert Bevan; executive committee, Mrs. Ignarius Jezyk and Mrs. Kenneth JHerzig. Miss Romaniak, in the name of the William M.

Ogden auxiliary unit, presented Mrs. Jezyk, retiring president. With a past presidents pin. Plans were made for a supper at Hilltop Rest in Plainfield, Oct. 26.

Kenneth Richmond of Phoenix, is visiting his Mr. and Mrs. George Richmond of East Main Street, Now! Now! Now! I little Cinema lFrom out oj The Berkshire Museum I I Pittsfield 8-637 past Tomorrow 10.30 AM Nature hour for boys and girls. Berkshire seum. Mu- Card Party Tuesday For Eastern Star Mrs.

Karl Henry is chairman of a public card party, sponsored by the Collina chapter, Order ot Eastern Star, Tuesday at 7.45 at the Masonic Temple. Twenty-five door prizes will be awarded. Players are requested to bring cards. Henry will be assisted by Mrs. Jphn A.

Kennedy, Mrs. Cyril H. Mears, Mrs. Howard C. Lot-ridge, Mrs.

Philip M. Harteiv Mrs. Harold D. Ross, Mrs. Charles A.

McClintock, Mrs. Lloyd A. Stoke Mrs. Walter L. Chapman, Mrs.

Gustave D. Holmberg, Mrs. William E. Wagner, Mrs. Adolph J.

Kohlhofer, Mrs. Franklin B. May, Mrs. Walter E. Beebe, Mr.

Paul G. Burkhardt, Mrs. Edward H. Prentice, Mrs. Leavitt L.

Wood. Mrs. John Glass, Mrs. John Wohrie. Mrs.

Roy L. Derosia, Mrs. Joseph Vaccaro, Mrs. Ralph E. Sincere, Mrs.

R. Neil Dalton, Mrs. D. Clarence Gage, Mrs. William Stodden, Mrs.

Oliver H. Beymer and Mrs. Walter Lewis. Pittsfield Boys In Purdue Band LAFAYETTE, Ind. Two Pittsfield, boys, freshmen at Purdue University, have been named to the schools 180-piece military band.

They are Edwin Potter, son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Potter ot 10 Marshall Avenue, Pittsfield, and David Powell, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter E. Powell of 44 Concord Parkway, Pittsfield. Mr. Potter, a studenet in the engineering school, is a 1946 Pittsfield High School graduate, He served in the Army for two years most of the time in Japan, where he was a member of the 24th Division Band and on the newspaper, Mr. Powell graduated from Pittsfield High School in 1949, and is a student in the school of agriculture.

Mrs. Shaw To Head St. Stephen Auction Mrs. Henry E. Shaw has been named chairman of an auction sale of antique furniture, glassware and silver, to be sponsored by St.

Stephens Church Thursday evening, from 7.30 to 10 at the parish house. Mrs. Shaw will have Mrs. Fred D. Retallick as her assistant chairman.

Cashiers will be Harry J. Fish and George F. Shep-ardson. Assisting' at the auction will be Merrill R. Tabor, David W.

Kenneth C. Wilson and Mrs. Howard W. Boice. BRIGGS PEPJ-AI Route 9 Dalton FRI.SAT.

PARKS' CHAPMAN Gauant Blade daunt ncTttt THRILLING CO-HIT HEN AGAINST THE SEA! SCOTT CEE BELUJY CGXXSUY COLOR CARTOON Show Starts at 7.45 NOW At 1.55 4.15 6.35 9.03 WARNER MosksL' DENNIS DORIS PLUS "PIGSKIN BY PASSES Cartoon News Zion Women Name Convention Delegates i Mrs. Edel of 78 Williams Street and Mrs. John A. Kennedy ot Holmes Road will be delegates from Zion Lutheran Church at the 21st annual convention of the Womens Missionary Society of the Eastern Conference of the United Lutheran Churchs New York Synod. The meeting will be Tuesday beginning at 10 AM at the Redeemer Lutheran Church, Troy, N.Y, Six others plan to attend from Pittsfield.

I Mrs. James -W. Miller, missionary in Liberia, will speak on "Llb-eria-Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow. I Tomorrow Will Bo Your I Last Chance To See i This Laugh Hit! NOW In its 3rd WEEK In Pittsfield n.us ROLLER DERBY GIRL 8PORTUGHT-CARTOON-NEWS I Continuous Performances I Tomorrow 130 to 10.30 Feature at TODAY and SATURDAY! COOPER Soroened Today 1.S0 Tomorrow at l.S(MI.OO 8.M -PLUS- COOK 3 Screened Itxlir S.4S 7.U Ttwsrrew it U.30 S.54 7.t Also: Last Thrilling Chap, of i "THE GHOST OF ZORRO Coming Next Friday "SUPERMAN" Today and Sat. The Great JanPatch A 0 JJ VJk.

iM jiP Plus Gene Autrys Newest' Riders, of the Whistling Pines Starts Sunday! If liiproa umumuJuSJ STARTS TONIGHT 6.30 PM it r- i Claudette COLBERT That Sophisticated Comedy It Happened One Kight PM, Sunday From 3.00 PM on sale 12- PM 5 to 10 PM e7 JU The Unforgettable GRACE MOORE Sings Again In fjC OjliM1 lYe" i Continuous Tomorrow From TICKETS FOR "HAMLET r. SEE and SEE NOW 6.3 Oasis Opens I The YMCAs Saturday night teen-age dances at the Oasis will begin tomorrow night at 8. Admission will be 25 cents for nonmembers of the YMCA. and 13 cents for members whOi show their cards. Besides dancing In the gym- nasium, there will be ping-pong and table games In the boys game room.

1 Briefs Mrs. E. M. ODay of 58 Abbott Street left today for Detroit, where she will spend several weeks with her nephew and) niece, Mr. and Mrs.

J. T. C. Hayes. John Curtin of Upper Montclair, N.J., has returned after a short visit with his parents.

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Curtin of 58 Commonwealth Avenue. Mr.

Curtin, who is associated with Republic Pictures, recently returned from a trip to the West Coast. i Among those Who Will attend the Yale-Cornell football game tomorrow in New Havenj will be Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Sam-mis of 153 South Street, Mr.

and Mrs. George P. Clayson of 215 Dawes Avenue. Mr. and Mrs.

L. G. Mqrrls of 29 Waverly Mr. and Churchward Davis of 1U South Mountain RoadJ Mr. and Mrs.

Royal W. Treadway and Mr. and Mrs. 1 Gardner Uhderwood ot Stockbridge Dr. N.

N. Copeland of 32 Brunswick Street is spending the week In Colorado Springs, Mrs. Copeland will join her I husband next week in Chicago, where he Will attend the annual meeting of the American College of Surgeons at the Hotel Stevens. 1 1 i Mr. and Mrs.

George A. Chase of 574 Tyler Street hove as their guest for a week Mr. Chases Mrs. Alice M. Chase of Lowell, Wash.

Mrs. Sidney H. Huff of 32 Kensington Avenue has returned after a weeks trip to New Orleans, where she visited her son, Sidney Jr. She flew both Ways with her son, who is a pilot for Capitol Airlines. 1 I Miss Joy C.

White. medical senior at Bay Path I Secretarial School, Springfield, Is spending the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy A. White of 1 Ros-tone Place.

She has As her guest Miss Ellen Wood of. Portland, a classmate at Bay Path. Open to Midnight Years greatest all-star cast! GREGORY PECK AVA GARDNER MELVYN DOUGLAS WALTER HUSTON ETHEL BARRYMORE FRANK MORGAN AGNES MOOREHEAD il Get Away From Teenage Be-Bop Enjoy a tasty snack after the theatre at the i Maple Room NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT" HOTEL ALLEN Wendell Ave. Extension Greclians Dress Shop (Formerly Located at 85 East St.) Will Open Saturday, Oetohier At 83 East St, (Formerly occupied by Drayaons Fur Shop) with a Full Line of Dresses 1 Juniors Misses Half Sizes rra Off To Get First Hand Information For You on YUCATAN, MEXICO CITY ACAPULCO I GUATE3IALA and the ISLANDS Your Needa Will Be Served aa Usual at THE mi TRAVEL SERVICE 7 NORTH STREET Leo, HerWts, Mgr. Room 444 I TeL T6 .11.

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