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4 Four CRM no BABIES MUZZLE PARTY ORATOSS Prefer Balloons to Platitudes as Visiting: Nurses Entertain 600 RECEIVE AWARDS Perfect Attendance at Clinics Brings Reward During Festivities; (Continued from Tut One) of Fred H. Ludwig, Visiting Rune Board president, wu about to introduce Mrs. Anna R. Barlow, director of the association, when the started to pop around his feet. The more they popped, the more the babies howled.

They didn't care about anybody on the stage, but they hated to see those pretty balloons going to waste. The Awards After a time, however, they were quieted and motion pictures were shown by the Metropolitan Insurance Company, and a group of Northeast girls danced and sang. Ermentrout and Mrs. Barlow then presented the awards. There were 340 blue ribbons for six month attendance at the stations; 193 one year certificates; 54 two year seals; nine three year honorable mentions; six four year honorable mentions, and 16 five year certificates.

It took virtually the whole staff of the Visiting Nurses and two score members of the Panther Service Club of Northeast to help mothers care ior tne DaDies. Whenever one started to bawl a bit too lustily, a visiting nurse pointed a finger that way, and one of the junior high club girls re lieved the mother, by talcing the baby outside for an airing in the sunshine. That usually did the trick. Success, at Last But when the formalities were finished, and the nurses started to hand out the balloons not a baby remained outside. Everybody went home happy, particularly those babies who managed to get their balloons through the line safely.

Girls of Panther Service Club, who assisted the mothers with the care of their babies were: Winifred Albright, Virginia Bankes, Ruth Berger, Doris Koch, Anna Body, Thelma Bowman, Vivian Bright, Dorothy Britton, Irene Cichowitz, Doris Dietrich, Dorothy Dumm, Pearl Davidheser, Betty Jane Esterly, June Fidler, Marcia Glass, Marcia Glasser, Betty Gantz, Dorothy Gusto, Ruth Haas, Ruth Jaslow, Vera Lanza, Anna Leardl, Shirley Machamer, Pern Nelson, Florence Nowack, Doris Peoples, Shirley Rightmeyer, Virginia Reeser, Jane Rishel, Betty Ringler, Virginia Schaeffer, Jane Strunk, Florence Spencer, Fern Taksa, Janet Weiser, Gloria Jeffries. The Awards Babies who won awards aref Blue Blbkea Wlanara SehuvlkiU Avenue and Qretnvleh sutler: Barbara Becker, J. Jerrold Ferret, Elaine Qrleshaber, Joseph Hemmlt. Mry Ann Hint, Joan 0. Kaunman.

Prancta Me Kee. B'verlv Ann Rowland. Frank Spatter, Louis Sterley, Lerov Wlllard Walb. Fifteenth and Perklomen Arenue Station (now Tenth and Spruce): Janice Oodshall, Paul K.lne. James Miller, Stanley Peters.

Iivin Rohrbach, Larry Schaefftr. Naney ScuefTer, Aaron Schum, oharmaine Steuffer. Fifth and Spruce Station: Marjorle Berttch Patricia Feather, Joan Kompa. Sandra Kucaawa, Edward Miller, Donald Moodhard. Rodney Oponski, Angelo PupilU Eleventh and Pike Station: Neal Bechtel.

Nancy Ann Harria, Marilyn Mend, Joan Mohn. Luther Sowers. Tenth and Oreen Station: Marnerd Becker. Marvin Drev. Alan Jones.

Beverly Jones. Barbara Laaoomb, Jack Neff, Jamaa pfleejer. Judith Swavely. Fifth and Sprint station: Harry Bom berger (a i. tynn Redcay.

Millmont station Lowell Ftltman. Jennie Mast. Jean Oliver. Patricia Ann Oliver. Zara Powell, Dorothy Schaeffer, (Nadya Schaeffer.

Oeraldlne Sperber. Olenside Station: Kenneth Brnst (31, Shirley Heldenrelch, Helen Miller, Shirley West Readtnt Station: Betty Lou Hard ing, aeurge Rionaras Bniiiiniton station: Jicauellna Kulo. Rosedale Station: Nancy Arts. Charlont Bellman. Mary Lou Gernert.

Joan Ouldln, Carol Habel. Craii Pehlman, Richard Relchart. Walter Wazonseller, lienor Slnkinf Sprinf Station: Kenneth Mess "'Tempie Station: David DeAneelo. June Xlnsel. Janice Malandra.

Richard Shenk, Norman Webber. Mt. Penn Station: Theodora Gabriel Joan Reber. Hyde Park Station: Clinton Slonakar. Tack Vcftfl West Lawn Station: Donald Laumeaater.

Mohtnn Station: Gordon Werner, Ronald Stobert Wert. Leesport station: Marjorle Balthaaer. Rodger Rothenberger. Stony Creek Station: Robert Dauber, Janiee Ralfsnyder. Berkshire Heights Station: Karl OoeU, Jacqueline Kreadorn, Eleanor Schwarts.

One Tear CertlSeatea Sehuylklll Avenue and Greenwich Station: James Chapman. Marcia Chapman. Nancy Dlssinger, Roseanne Drexel. Shirley Gensemer, Donna EllzabMh Oeyer. Doris Luellle Orleff, Roberta Hoernle, Harry J.

Jenkins, Robert Johmon. Joan C. Kaunman. Joan Dorothy Keller, Joyce Klimko, Naney Ann Lubanda. Oeraldlne Rowland, John Morrla Sassaman, Nanov Sohollen berger.

Frank Spehar, John Joan Van Campen. Thomas Vollmer, Wlllard Walb. Dorothy Wilson. Louia Vadlnnl. Fifteenth and Perkiomen Avenue Station: Allen Arm so.

Patricia BrleL Ana Daeev, John C. Focht. Nancy Fries. Naney Oelger, Richard Jablonakl, Francis Jas kolka, Pauline Kallnowakl. Janice Kemp, Mary Ann nenier, irwin umoinier, wraris Lueaewskl, chrUttnt Ludwig, Mariana Do the throbbing twin of rhea SHatiam.

Lh at ail acha of la the sharv thranU of telatiea, or ariltlfi a llmatita LS endnro aw loBter 1 2' Twelve year old Yvonne Chellu of N. Sixth it, on of the Northeast Junior High School girl. Ihl ZZTlMMtl tor ihe babies at the Visiting Nurses' May Bay yesterday, puts on a fetching "rcanner swimming through sea of halloo, on the school Tlme. Plsano. Blwood WvRobi.if John Smith, Robert Tobias, David Wagner.

Florian Zajdowlc. Fifth and Spruce Station: Robert An deraon. Richard Asberry. Marjorle Ann Berweh. Ronald Caskie.

Oeraldlne CIvita, Nancy Ann Oarolyn Fisher. Ronald Pl'teh er. Paul R. W. Fox, Joan Qreig, rjiomaa Kucsawa, Robert Lesko.

Marilyn Ohllnger, Kenneth Oxenrider. Mildred ard Rents. Michael Rocella. Stankry Roman. Clara E.

Sabol. Marian Schaeffer Fay Skipper. Oeraldlne Sowers, Petriyla Straka. Anna Marie Troilo, Elaine Yu "mellenth and pike station: Shlrlev Bam man. uorw uuhb.

Robert Pick. Barbara Ann Hafer. Barbara Ann Hlnnershiti, Lo Roberta Hlnner hit. Mildred Lehnke. Elm Mueller.

Rtehard Alvin Nelman, Oayle Remiey. Tenth and Oreen Station: Maynard Becker. Joseph Butser. Iola Oeisinger, Howard Joseph Olass. Margaret Heekman Beverly, Jonea.

WtllianjLord. Janis Louise Miller, RUtn aaoyjr, rau Palm, William Pfennig. Roland Clifford Reis. William Ringler. Carl Ruth, Joyce Elisabeth Scott.

Patricia Setders. Claude Setlev. Carol Sue Shomo. Stephen Suchomeliy. Judith Ann Sweitzer.

Ronald Tobias. Richard WenWel. Carol' Theresa Williams. Joan Marie Wit man, Dixie Ann Wolfe. Fifth and Spring Station: Harry Bom berger.

Charles oetroat Richard omm, John Kahn, Mary. Allen Lamm. Nancy Louise Miller. John Morrison. Joan Roth enberaer Richard Snyder, Sibyl May Richard Tetir.

Mary TJnger. Rwrnlde'station: Curtl. Kramer. Ethel Bohn BguW GuTnslde Station: Mary Miller. Patricia Station: WfJ; Nancy Fries.

Barbara Ann Hellmar Jae Juellne Kreadorn. Edward Martin Franklin Morin. Barbara Ann Nelson, Janet Elaine Poore. Jeannette Reber. Rosedal Station: Nancy June Arts.

Joan Marie Quldin. Craig Pellman. Rich 'shilltatton Station: Andrew Burk hart. Rfehard Distasio. Ronald FUher.

Marian Hocn. itaipn Binicing Bpnna rry iT siaiinn Marvin Ammareli, raye Einsel, Rlcnara riuninii. Carol Horlne. Oayle Uh. Carmen rer rottl.

Marilyn Pyle. Oeorge Schoener, Mary Jane oai. rtabrl.L Rex Mervlne, Rudy Mervlne. Jane Rotneo ivaTr Bonn pilb i iuii iiinniviv beer. Jo Anne c.foi B.Tfcina Wlllard Herman.

Hoover. Rlch.rd.Ka.l.r.a.r.. David snomo, juu Roger Weand. Lawn Station: Patricia KendU, MsCauiiv. Kenneth Rothermeu Richard Wagner.

ah.m h. ByWi." Ro rt.enbe.r; Ronald Wllkea Perview maiion; nanher. seals ior iw. i ehuvlklll Avenue and Oratntrteh i gw ssas A a uu Fred Lubas. Francis Maaurklewlei, Bar bara speirs, Mjmouo I SS, tSSJST Kthand Pike CW Myrtle Folk.

Ronald Gernert HarrH. Jaroea Schearer. Richard, smith, John Ulrlch. Robert Ulrlch. Tenth and Green Station: Naney Pick, Shirley Filbert.

Shirley H.ueer, John Maler. Betty Retffcnyder. Fifth and Spring Station: berier, Elaine Broadbelt, Arthur Ebbert. Richard ibliert, Aaron Bchum, Novln MiStont Station: Janet Baker. Patricia Oliver, Dorothy BheaEer, troy Stelger.

West Reading Station: Rosedal Station: Charlene Brown. Con ark Tempi Station: Donald Mabry, Norman Weber. Mt. Penn Otaiion: umur Rleker. Hyde Fsrk Btauon: uomon west uin maiiuu.

ntaiinn: Donna Ann Dietrich, Roger a.v...ikin anua and Greenwich Sta tion: Barbara Becker, Jean 0' Fifth and spruce mauon. Eleventh and Plk Station: Joan Ann Monn. a. a Fifth and spring oianon man. wi Riverside waiion; ttO' oienaioe oinn.

Mt. Penn Station: Lourle Mervln. Fear Year Heaorabl Meattea Schuylkill Avenue and Greenwich Sta MODERN WOMEN Need Nat Safe monthly paiaaad delay due te colds, nervouailrain.aipca ura or suailar eauaea. Chi chea ters Diamood Brand Pilia areafeouva, reliabU sod gi va QeWt KeM. Sold by aJloniMistaforoverSf 'tits 9itkQQif nuHr jZJt suffer the avhaet ratltoff Jl WTie II to easily secarea sy we frntciai, Booinina action oi iiicsncn Penetrating Liniment and the aalck rsstilU from MS Brand Rhenmatle Pill.

Llnlmant, SS Pllfm, lOe. CotnpUt trsstmsni, SSs. lanwasialai Wibv aya. SBtVsrWfAVWa BAfJ Al ff AT DIETniCirS DRUG STORE, 005 Penn Ct. tzi Crcj ttsres (THE I'ADINO TIM ESr ft E'A'DTN OV Beauty and the Balloons! I 1.

OHiu a uuivi RELEASE RECEIVER OF IRON FOUNDRY Herbert Parsons discharged as receiver of the Gray, Irort Foundry and Manufacturing Company yesterday by President Judge Paul N. Schaeffer and released from his bond. i Parsons who resigned as receiver in a report submitted by Paul D. Fsiaiman. nttArnev.

informed the court he has completed his work in accordance to me court, instructions. 'Donald S. Light was named to succeed him, when the reslgna UV1I TV CM DUM41MKV. aA as anhiM 1 1 fatan i FRACTURES COLLARBONE Lemon 8. Epler, 73, of 142 Oreen uHrh at auff(red a broken collar bone when a pump with which he was spraying trees expioaea wnue he was working at his home at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon.

He was taken to the Homeopathic Hospital. tlon: Elisabeth Hins. Fifth and Spruce Station Fletcher, Donald Eleventh and Pike Station Russel Norma Fifth and Sp lnf Station: Carl Siegfried. Riverside Station: June Morgan. CertiSeates far rive Teare' AtUniente Sehuylklll Avenue and Oreenwieh Station: Erna Ehrgood.

Tenth and Sprswe Station: Shirley Field. Oharmaine StauRer, John Straus. i Fifth and Sprue Station; Marlene Dietrich. Eleventh and Plk Station: Paul Hacker, Eleanor Hermansader, Norma Yocum. Tenth and Green Station: Robert Berne, Samuel Corapl.

Marvin Drey. Naney Houser. Ann Ratar. Joanna Louise Roae, i rati, o.mii. Stony Creek station: menaru i THfORIIS SINGS AT HERSHEY TONIGHT A Joint concert by the Reading Choral Society and the Hershey Community Chorus, comprising 250 voices, will be presented tonight at 1:15 in the Hershey Community ThAatrf.

The Reading Chorus will depart for Hersney irom tne rranKiin street far.lnn hv hm at. 8:30 n. m. to Daf' ticipate in Hersney nun annual choral festival at which Frani Haydn's "The Creation" will be sung under the direction of Dr. Harry A.

Sykes, Lancaster. Soloists assisting are miss Dorotny Scheck, soprano; Karl B. Anment tenor, and Oean Greenwell. baso a winner of the Atwater Kent Foundation award several years ago. A little symphony group of 19 In struments from the Harrlsburg Symphony Orchestra Will accom pany the singers.

ANNOUNCE GREEK DAY AT ALBRIGHT ftreuk Dav. an annual festival, oHii nhservey) for the fifth con secutive year at Albright College on Thursday. May 12. The leature attraction for the dav will be the pre sentation of the Greek play, "The Iphlgenia in Tauns oy isuripeaes. linrim the direction of Robert L.

work, rhalrman of the Grecian fes tivals it will be given outdoors in Greek theatre style in front or tne Merner pfeiffer Hall of Science at 4 p. m. In case of rain, it will be held in the college chapel. is TU ESP AY rtf ORN1N COURT DIS'HSSSS PROTEST BY pANK Fairy MiU Fund Distribution Stands Exceptions of the Berks County Trust Company, mortgages and claimant, to a prior decree distributing funds in receivership pro ceedings or tne rairy bum. atuw, were dismissed in an opinion yes terday by Judge h.

Hooert atayi. In the opinion Judge Mays held that, a marta aM of the trust com pany was a Hen on the building of the company ana not on tne xhincrv and eaulnment in its Belle Terre plant. An exception for the trust company was notea. The trust company ciaimea Vinnlrl have received 1S7.080 in full satisfaction of its $30,000 mortgage covering the land, nuuaings na marViinarv in t.ha Biille Terre Dlant at Third and Bern streets, assert ing the funds decreed ior aistnou tlon were realized entirely irom this sale of this property. After the sale tne company a re ceiver was directed to pay tne Reading National Bank and Trust Company, trustee for bondholders, $38,084.66 out Of a Balance ne nem from the sale of machinery, and the Berks County Trust Company, tll.854 from the sale of the Third and Bern streets property.

PLAN AIR MAIL WEEK CELEBRATION All of the 40 odd members of the Reading Berks National Alf Mall Week celebration committee, preparing for cooperation In the national program Sunday to Saturday, May 15 to 21, and also for a campaign to aid the Reading airport to be completed next fall, attended a general conference in the Berkshire HnUl vaaterrlav. The committees in charge of the local celebration's details reported, Postmaster Walter A. Ringler serving as general chairman. Melvin H. Nuss, secretary of the Reading Airport Commission, reported on pro tn Mu nf the work at the airfield, whan Pnttais ar Ae Company.

West Reading will begin construction of the hangar this week unaer a con tract awarded several days ago oy city council. One of those at the meeting was Clifton O. Hadley, Reading busi iMHiniin who was one of the na tion's first airmail pilots making his a a i. A fkV flrst mall carrying nignw in ivu. Hadlev still makes fre quent flights In his own plane.

MOTHER'S DAY PROGRAM PLANNED A special Mothers' Day program nHii held hv the St. John Re formed Sunday School next Sunday at 9:30 a. m. with members nonormg their mothers by bringing individual flowers. If living, members will bring a colored flower lrt honor of their mothers.

Deceased mothers will be commemorated by a white flower. A roll of honor of mothers will be read at the conclusion bf the program which is under the (Jlrectlon of Raymond K. Levan, superintendent A vocal solo, "Mother O' Mine." by Mrs. Raymond Levan. and a cornet solo by Warren Otr, will also be 9 3 8 TIERKS SALOONMEN'S LICENSE SUSPENDED HARRI8BTJRG.

May Cllmaxinc; a six months drive against "one man" clubs and aiter hotir aalM the Uciuor control board today revoked licenses of 66 liquor dealers and suspenaea a in tne Pittsburgh area. J. Twlng Brooks, member of the board in charge of enforcement, said investigators were moving into other areas, particularly around Willlamsport, the hard coal fields and Philadelphia. Beer licenses suspended today included Barle J. Seecrist, Falls Hotel, Cly, 20 days from May Lewis D.

Masurie AlburtU, 10 days from May 7. and Ralnh A. Klntcer. Richland. R.

D. 1, Berks county, 10 days from May e. TEST FIRE APPARATUS Apparatus of the various fire companies in Reading is being tested this week at Bernhart's reservoir, the work starting yester day. Tne Rainnow, amp a en, Liberty and Marion machines were first tried out. Today and tomor row the apparatus of the other companies will undergo inspections and tests.

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