The Berkshire Eagle from Pittsfield, Massachusetts • 13

is i Fai Liiou gh Eagle SECOND SECTION PGES 13 TO Berkshire Evening Bowery the Safest Place Consider the Corum Case. Happened in Park Ave! PITTSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS, MONDAY, May 17, 1937. STATE EDITION New England Goes to Town BICYCLES DELIVERY SERVICE a- st. I r. as.

Us ana do.s -CMfaV Pickwick Cafe Not Connected With District Court Aqtion FOB LV KB It MEMBER THE FAMILY ids r. m. it-tm. r.rnmt arrlnrtaa to Omiii Cena D.lton Hlntdat. Lmt Ol.t.nr Hart.

The West Street Grill whch la-dopoulas conducts, holds asW'ine and beer license only. It was By WESTBRWOR PEGLER that sotng that. 'Herej after your correspondent1 if going to dd his pub-crawling down on the Bowery and in! GSdnfttowr and keep away from flarfc Avenue and the swank 'Jflr. O. Qs Mclntyre calU them.

For Major Will Corum, thfl sport I cbiiintnlst for the- faearst papers, lies thresh ins on a bed of pain in St. Luke's Hospital, shot in the act of teeing a lady home from the club. And was' Will shelled in some charced by ABC inspectors th small amounts of whiskey and einl were found in two different places Nicholas Ladopottlas, who was before the District Court Saturday on a charge of illegal possession of mtoxieating liquor is of the West $treet GrilU 168 West Street, and not the, Pickwick Cafe. 108 West Street, as stated in Saturday's edition of 'The Eagle The Pickwick Cafe was in no way connected with the case. The Pickwick Restaurant, 108 West Street, has an all alcoholic ylrf, nsc and is entitled to and does deal in steamy stew where the human in the cafe.

Ladopoulas denied possession saying the stuff was owned by employees who had purchased it elsewhere for their own use. He was adjudged guilty and fined $100 and given a month in the House of Correction from which he appealed furnishing $300 I sam and jetsam of life backwash i Buy $100 for 6 Cents Oantasg in your aooae by (mil. Jn.l, eptoMm. riotera. air craft and automobiles can he Insured in one poliey at eenU per hundred for mi yra.

What a bargain; WILLIAM E. AGG all-alco- hail. The House of Correction sen fester to a feWd blabber, as Mr Mclntyre would say He was npl; Our Will was shooted in a sbigness pled-a-terre if one may borrow a bon mot from Mr. Mclntjyre-af he corner of "Park Avenue and 63rd SStreeft, bard by some of the swank Wine, beer and various Berksy unty Savtagi Bank KUr. Tel.

MU tence was ar first suspended, but when the court was notified of an. appeal it was ordered to stand as originally Imposed. hohc drinks. The Eagle regret the error snd apologizes to the management of $if Pickwick Restaurant. i.i .1 I i ifiihi lest bistros in townv XWr correspondent speaks of Mr Stein way Shoes for Men and Ladies Corum as OUT Will, evert though he does work for Mr.

Heitfst, be catbe he is practically everybody's Will Corum. Your correspondent nas seen- nun: sung nus iyjptrvum'i-off a train at midnight, even in Baltimore, where the nigbt comes BROCKEIHURST TELLS WHY HE HEADED FOR THIS CITY Alleged Crime Touriat Interviewed Charles W. Kel-'ogg. Formerly or" Pittatf ieid Heard Gas Stations BBBBI WBM sHsH HI aHsH 4eE L-Sta -Jsf Wear a pair and watk down solid as rock at 7.30 in the evening, and light bp the whole in comfort. town with hiSpresence, causing thr I roosters to crow.

and the milkmen Ut start not t'u-o hours earlier. Up This Way Wdre "Eay NO Night Wherel Will Is Lester Brockelhurst. '23, Rock- There is never any night whfre ford, confessed triple; Slayer, hurst said he was heading toward Boston because he understood, "the police were pretty soft fhere.t' Three Atates Want Him Th bandit and his intended Our Will and your correspondent bing held in Poughkeepsie, N. often "has thought that some, off those irnolis and murder crowds From Dad i To His Boy bride, Bernice Fettdq, 18, were on which- Mclntyre is always sec- picturing New England's vacation delighta to the NewYorker. the above recreational exhibit erected by the New England Council for the jrix New Egland States occujpies the east balcony iof (Irand Central Terminal, hp 13tJ-fdt scenic background frmes actual 'Ccatboat loaned by' the Cape Cod hipbuildinp-Corporation.

The exhibit, made possibk by! the of the New laven raH-road and Grand Central Terminal official. Was recently officially opfened Goerndr Wilbur Cross of Connecticut. ing in pew rorKTfvere just uur wits sTjironded by a few fifiends going! spmewhere to listen to the must? there is no tlner graduation gift than an ELGIN WATCH He was the youngest iriajdr ih the American army in the war, and? a combat officer at that, but it was Come fa today and select the a mistake to put a weapon in his rsm av- hands, because if they had ju.st sent; yea want. Route 22 going through Dover Plains when arrested Thursday by Stats Trooper Joseph Hunt There was a gun in the car and after Being accused of shooting their jway around the country. Brockelhurst declared he killed three men.

in Texas and Arkansas. Authorities of these three states are now trying to get custody of him. A sheriff from Rockland arrived 'at Poughkeepsie by airplane and he seems to have the inside itrack. Route 22 would bring the young handit into Amenia. Millerton.

Hillsdale, South, Egremdnt, Great PILOT KILLE LEGION STATE COMMITTEE IN PLANE HOLDS MEETING IN DALT0N RMER'S htm oyer barehanded, with a francs, pretty soon he would have had the-German high command ringing up telephonic numbers and organizing a part ipi somei smart bistro if a NORTfl ST. on a gun toting charge heard fcjqre were some "easy pushovers" gas stations In this vicinity and he 'aimed to stage hold-up in Pittsfield. ilocl Man at Interview ''Such was the story he told Charles W. Kellogg, son of Attorney and Mrs. Walter C.

Kellogg. 61 Dawes Avenue, at the Poughkeepsie jail. Kellogg, who visited has home here over jlhe week-end, was one of a group of reporters to interview Brockelhurst. He raised his eyebrows when he heard the young touring bandit say: ''W were, going to Pittaneld, to stage a "fJGaay PBloverR, Here! The; rest of the reporters showed OnlV passing interest in the remark but Scribe Kellogg said: -Why did you pick on 1 SJ "Oh reheard there vre some a asy pushovers gas stations up that; way'was th nonchalant reply. ji came a general question- OpttcsaSa i 1 CRASH American Legion Post Host BaH and Banquet Attract 200 14 Counties Represent ted.

Loufsrilie, Miami. Chicago JNewf York, anywhere you drop our Wilt The Safety, Cotnf ort and ne is among oin iriena? ana sutn a man can be shot on Park jivbitfe what chance has your com spona- which foliwed from 4 to It at- fMMa -tOft i- ALTON. May 17. All 10 districts find counties were represented ait the Rest monthly meeting Satisfaction of Goodyear Tires Iherty Indorsed ent got? Vour coniesponaent beg Springfield Mail Fatally Injured, Companion in Critical- Condition of the Department of Massachu setts American Leirion executive Barrington and finally Pitts-Ifield. I The young man was three hours from thix ci hen arrested.

Claim of Prisoner Will Be Arbitrated JSJLBAI? May (pi. grow -wary'lbf- Park Avenue, that champs masse of the blase cog commit ever held west of Springfield, which took place Saturday afternoon at the Cqmmu- mean soinuch to moterist -and at a low jceat, Thl service Sheae ilren sve mafcee the yearly cost so small you really cannot aff end aot have thMe wondeirtol nen-sldd tread tires. FeVcaaH er on easy bad get pay maal Jylaa. i SPRINGFIELD. May 17.

A light biplane owned by Adolf Firtek oP Goverhor Herbert H. lehmai'r to The State Department has Indorsed the! candidacy ojf Daniel J-Doherty, Woburh, past-commander and past-national' vice-commander, fior national pommander at the annual election during the annual national convention at New York Ofy jSept. 1 'JOind 21, The dprtmenjt teels he haa- an, cxrel--ledt change of being chosen. The Massachusetts' Department, one of the nat inn's six largest; never has been represented attended thev banquet and ball in he evening. The local Legion post day agreed to arbitrate the rival Ins: as to his plans jand Brpckel- ww host.

claimsj of Texas, Arkansas, Illinois and New York -for custody of PiasMss Dr. Kyan Ommanderl Dc. Wliilam P. Tlic Weather Southful. mild -spearing Lester rockelhurst, alleged touring killer.

Charles Polettt, counsel to the I Temperature (8 A. SS commander. State Department Governor, announced that the (S M.V Mo4t Sergeant-at-arms Richard A. Chief Executive would preside at Hlsh-low (24 hoars to a conference here (at 6 P. M.

West Springfield went out of control at an altitude of 4 00 feet yesterday noon and crashed into a sand lot. Albert H. Johnson. .40, of Wilbraham Road was fatally injured and Furtak critically injured. Johnson died last nigit.

without regaining consciousness, ffhe plane was completely demolished. It was the first fatal accident ir the local airport's history. According to Furtek, just before the fatal crash he turned over the control to Johnson and did not know what happened subsequently. The plane had been at the airport for several years. It Was originally owned" -by Gus Graf, formerly of the Canaan.

Airport, who had flown it over most Of the Eastern, Seaboard States. It made, on (E. D. T) today between contest 8 A M. 7S-4 (Sunday) .1 i S2-SS noscenti.

Viay back in the days -Of the alters! strike, blow were struckrhnd tempers ruffled in the Wallqjrf in an incident a swir! of ugly Later your correspondent personally, saw a swirl, the night that Johnny Weissmtuer, of the jTbrso, did not strike "a naval officer in a swank bistro, although soimeone else undoubtedly did. Bui still Park Avenue seamed safe until Our Will, Vho came unhit through flye war fell wounded hi the pied-a-terre. i lw Mt). McJntjnRB one bf our great- Journalists, and your correspondent neverdbtibts fjdarhaz ing sights he seesNffhile sWoUing in the night, and onlyxwishea that he were that Observant But. though Mr.

Mclntyre cajft hardtj, set foot in Doyers Street bm that someone hits hjm in the face; with a fresh-killed Ming Toy, and of ten hears anguished cries from the high barred windows of the Tombs, framed in the light of a cold but invariably gibbous moon, your cor ing state officials, all of whom seek Salem, spoke highly of Mr. Doherty. wiuV he travels constantly, and said the outlook for his eiecuon is very encouraging Durnln for Commaader Precipitation, hours to fxtradition of Brockelhurst an le 9AM.) tain 08. Inch Inay be tried on muider (jhargea. Announcement of the conference Barometer (IP.M.I 28.80 Hky mostly cloudy, rain The consensus df exressedf l.

al Ryan Hblyoke nresided. Other members of the committee were: Vice commanders Dr. Elton Fass, Medfleld; Ralph H. Lavers, Southbrldge; Johnj J. McGuire, Watertown, and Raymond R.

Mc-Evoy, Stoughton; Adjutant Harold P. Redden, Springfield: Chap-Iain ReVKHfby Webster. Clinton; Historian Themas A. Qulnn, Cam-bridge member-at-large. Miss Grace M.

Tomaseile, Dorchester; Sergeani-at-arms Richard a Mor-rtssey. Salem; Treasurer Charles J. McCarty. Boston. Neither Vice Commander Cornelius FL Dineen, Brockton, nor Judge Advocate James F.

(Jarens. Newburyport, were able to attend. District committee members of the was made here as a meeting of the sheriffs and prosecutors, called I ONE VEAR AGO opinion also favored, the election Temperature (8 A. 82 to discuss the siruatjon. broke upJ as next State Commander of Charles J.

jDwrntn, North Adams. 3c TNf )' i at i' a mostly bright Without a decision at Poughkeepsie, Yvwhere the prisoner it being held. ALMANAC Hun rises at 5.S0 one occasion, a non-stop llight fromi Sun sets at I0 PROMINENT LAWYER, Connecticut to Miami, Fla. Fur tek bought it from Graf about tight Full moon May 23 New Moon June 8 UNCLE OF DR. RIGGS, muchto any happy IF.

ii. Shantifpff On Your Way to the Post Office Fenn Street iaJ 5220 1. I K. iffliaiaiBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSaaBSSSSSBKSlllSSBKlC three months age. COUNTY CMTC QUOTA SHY 17 MEN I lighted at seen 52 CHILDREN respondent has never had dr any trouble down that way.

DIES AT AGE 87 i if i Austen G. Fox, 87, for many Forecast Hannon, Lee, District Dr. John RECEIVE I years a leadinc memher of the FIRST eoWMUFMI Masntehusena Generaffy fair' tonight -and Tueadak.not much ullange in tempertyre. astfem NewKYAk Fair tH night and Tuesday. cept light ralis extreme rtDrthX portion 7 1 Fiftyftwo children received their first communion tit Charles' Church yesterday monihg at the 8.15 mass.

Inthe evening they marched at the vesper service and Were enrolled in the scapulars. New York bar, ntrequent vlsijpr to Stockbiridge. died at his home in Wlckford, R. L. last night after sVveraj months of failing health, fie wSs the uncle of th-.

Austen Fox Riggs, president and medical director of Riggs Foundation, Stockbridge. Dr. Riggs has left for Wkkford to attend the funeral services. iorin ks eaYlyif 0night. Slightly cooler tonicht in the north and central lwentyThree Accepted of Possible 40 i Secure Papers Here; Berkshire's quota of 10 CiUsena' Military Trainins Camti students Is.

pomona. 1 th Rev. James W. McGrakh officiated Atlantic Coast East pprt I at both services. Sandy Hook Fresh south shift KEEP "BABY'S" FOOD IN HEALTHFUL.

APPETIZING CONDITION UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC Turners Falls, 2, representing id ward P. Trend; Armaftd Davmu. Wi.lhmansett, MorrlrJ.i Splsine, 4, Worcester; Michael.T. Kelleher, Edward T. DeBruyrt, WoJlaston, Richard F.

Cunningham, Dorchester, Ches-y tr H. Grant, GloucesterS: MllUjd Burghardt, New, Bedford. Headry B. MacFlhersdn, BridgewajtefyJO. Convention at New Bedford It was decide to allocate positions in line of march at the.

Department parade and seating positions, at convention half during the annual State convention, based on membership of Hosts as of July 20. The convention wiil be held at New Bedford August 19. 20 and 21. It was decided tohold the next meeting at Chelsea Soldiers' Home June 19. Council Meeting The, 'Stay meeting of the CouncUas held prior tothe State session, wRh the fol 17 short arid must bef filled soon ing to west winds and generally fair weather tonight and Tuesday except showers over the north portion tonight.

AWARDS TO HONOR GIRLS FEATURE DEMONSTRATION REFRIGERATORS Conditions Pojal air masses overspread the r-f Farewell to the Swank Bistros! One night your correspondent, did stop the cab and listen for Jwart cries from the high-barred windows of the Tombs, framed -in the light of a cold and by all means bbous moon, but, didn't hear a The souls in. tonmcnt werenh, giving heart cries that night. And jneycr has your correspondent waded up to the hips through fresh-killed Ming Toys in Doyers or Pell, and never has he been shanghaied for a tea clipper while drinking piojson-ed potions' in a steaming stew amid the human flotsam and jetsam of life's backwash festering in a foetid clabber. r.1 Invariably dotynHherBowetw and in Doyers and jh Pell thing; have been very quiet during yovk tiddt respondent's visits, ajftd that is where he intends to do hisf pub-crawling after this, leaving the swank bistros and the pieds-ahterre to the bn vivants and the blase cognoscenti. i For Park Avenue i dangerous ground, and that is not hearsay but a matter of hospital record.

Our Will never would have been hurt on- the Bowery, although it must be admitted that he take it all with, great sang froid, as Mr; Mclntyre might say. "I'm all right," Qui: Will said today. "No, HUon't hurt. No, don't need a thing, except, maybe in orchestra." 7 greater portion of the interior of he, cotiXtry. The highest barometer" readings reported are at Win Dancing and Gymnasium Work Witneaaed by Nearly -300 at Girls' League Miss Sophie T.

Fishback, General Secretary, in Charge. from additional county appllca Uons. Otherwise, men from oversubscribed Eastern counties will be selected to make up the total of 40 allotted this cpunty. i This is the substance of a letter, received at the 390th reserve field artillery headquarters jp the Post Office Building from Cot. "Frederick F.

Black, infantry, M. TV C. oX fleer for the First Corps Area, this morning. Application blanks may b6 procured by visiting the 3rh headquarters or in Which case the papers will be mailed the applicant. Those entering must be 17 years nipeg and Nashville, the weather is generally fair with temperatures dear or slightly below normal over these uegions.

There Is Assure You and Vfixr Perfject Fot Sjtorage Engineering Co. 12 Adam Street Dui 5059 Eckerson. Katherine Sjlson, Mary lowing posts represented: Stock- Granfleld, Ona Harris, Jane Hearni i i bridge, Lenox Dalev Housa-tonic, Adams, North Adams Great Barrington, Pittsfield. Dalton Dr. John F.

Hannon, Lee. District 1 Committeeman, uresided. Visitors included State Viee-commandersJ Before Decoration Day Get oniyn jacons, joan irene Iamore, Ruth Helen AM, Marilyn Miner, Anna Nykorehuck, Flizabeth Pender, Cspile St. Piere, Charlotte Scace. Lillisg Stravokis, Suhinsfct, Beatrice Therrien, Margaret ThomsotK' Corrine Van Marten, Marie Wefheirby and Mary WiUiadts.

Junior High Raymond R. McEvy. Stoughton; Nd bV -July 5, Uie opening date ofl the camps. About 300 attended the annual demonstration of dancing and gymnasium work held Saturday evening at the Girls' League. Following the program, which in-, eluded tap and folk dancing, apparatus exhibitions and tumbling.

Miss Sorhie T.j Fishback, general secretary of the league, announced the "honor girl awards," given to members each year. for outstanding work. In addition to these awards. Miss Fishback named the High School Applications In Berkshire thus far total of whom six were re Ralph 11, leavers, Southbridge, and John L. McGuire, Watertown; District Committeemen Armahd Da-viau, Williamaosett, and Morris a moderate depression on the northeastern front of the cool air aver the interior.

This depression extends over the lakes region and ejastward to. the coaat. lowest pressure reported at Canton, A relatively warm current of moderate specific humidity compiles the warm sector of this disturbance and has produced only light to moderate precipitation fom tie upper lakes region eastward to the Middle Atlantic coast eehtral New England. Polar a from the. Pacini has pushed eisiwald to the Middle Rocky on region.

The highest barpmeter reported there Is at Iamlodps. There are two depres jected for failure to pass ihyslcal Some Beautiful Summer Furniture Perhaps the most beautiful of summer urnituri ver brought out is hero and, of coursej, Vfwehave if. In wood, metal ed combinaioni 1 hav fh nWf in fehrs, sttetes, tjHder busi- standards or other reasons. Junior Wgh: l.eoia Kouchanl, inlaine. Worcester.

Routine 1 Mj'J VeronicaxBown, Ellasabeth Brush- waa: transacted. It was -voted to hold the next meeting at Lenox lrni ITS WII I IfflN kevitptt, Eleanor Bunt, Jean Burke. Evelyn IJenno, Bernice Gil- Dale, Sunday. June 1 ST. STEPHEN'S MEN porch nd yrd furnitvre.

in an lett, Alma Kingslny, Roaemary Ml girls Who successfully completed ler, Barbara Nicols.Agstha tjuette Marjorie Salo Bertha Thomson, her course in junior volunteer Betty Wade, MelhfK Williams, ii New England Furniture In 390TH TO HOLD FINAL MEETING; FIRE IS SUBJECT season's final meeting pf reserve army officers of tjie 390th field artillery regiment will take place Wednesday at 7.45 in the sions op the eastern front of this i HHIIIlllllltllllllllUmiHliinillllHMIIIIIIltllllllMIIUIIIIIIHMHMlBlllllHllllllfllllllllHItltMWP Fanny Zarvas. Wigh School: Martha Chapman, Gladys Goddard, Mary harnore, Mary Pisani, Dorothy JacobsBer-tha Klngsley. HltssttHlli atr mass, at swirt current and at Phoenix. Very--dry air from the Middle aid upper strata of the sub-tropics isi Indicated over portions of the 1 srl Thv llriilt 's Favorite headquarters at the Post Office Building. First Lieutenant Frank F.

Wilkins wilt conclude-the of the "Conduct of Fire' leadership. Those receiving rer-Uncates for the course are: Elsye Cohen, Lorraine Dow Dorothy Grlffing, Myrtle Rogers, Marguerite Smith and Ann Spasyk. Based On Improvement Honor awards are based on improvement' in class activity, courtesy, ability to get along with others, respect, fdr League propT' erty. fair play, heipfalness, Initiative and regular attendance: Those receiving awards su1 as fjluator Elementary Elementary (juniors): Estelle Alfonse, Anna Bronlund, Dorothy Chapman, Leatrice Crown, Barbara Cushing, Barbara Dean, Beryl Dwyer, Lorn a Edmonds, Lois Fair, Mildred Kinghorn, Bernice Kings-ley, Eleanor Kornfeld, Barbara southwest. Slight precipitation has fallen over several western plains states and on the Washington-Oregon cojiiBt extending eastward to Njcneth iiDakota.

Over central New England the general outlook appears to be favorably for fair and normally warsa weather. The; ijnorning readings at 8 lol-low: Bibston, i54. At 6.30 P. tbe dinner yftA served to about 170 by the legion Auxiliary; with members df the Pittsfield unit and the Dalton Junior Auxiliary as waitresses. County Commander Dr.

John T. Hannon, Lee, was toastmaster. Prayer was offered by the State Department chaplain. Rev. Klrby Webster, i.dlnton, who also spoke hriefly ater.

Commander Ryan gave a brief address, thanking the post (or the dffair. All members of the department committee and district committee spoke briefly. Treasurer Charles J. McQuire stated that during 1936 each Berkshire County post contributed to the general Legion fund. Historian Thomas A.

Quinn, Cambridge, a tenor, rendered three sdngs, Including "My Wild Irish Rose." He broadcasts over WBZ, appearing on-the Irish O'Leary Minstrels. He is a radio chairman of the State Department and has charge of all the organizations broadcasts. pther spekers' were Arthur G. Riiidin, commander of the Dalton Post, snd Past-commander Edward J. Noiman, Jr.

The ball AT ANNUAL DINNER The annual father and son banquet of St. Stephen's parish will be hold Thursday evening at the parish hottse. Plans are made for. An unusually large gathering as Troop 6. Boy Scouts of America, wl join with the men's club of St.

Stephen's for this party. Dinner Is to be servied at 6.3Q by the Mother's Society, and will be followed by a court of honor conducted by the scout troop, with Berkshire Scout jExecutjve George F. Morton In attendance-Arthur Palme Is to give an Illustrated lecture on outdoor life, which will culminate the evenings program. The committee In charge Of the St. Stephen's Men's Club and the Scout troop committee are ay ranging the banquet.

Sunday was record attendance day of the season at Lake Golf Course. Superb goff. Ask anyone who's played there. 50c week days $1 18 China Palierii is known to ai; and also nor selected in this pattern. Because of this knowledge on our part, ou inay select parts of this set which will mean so much ot herand jqu will it sure your gift will not tre duplicated 1 Bermuda, 70.

Cjiicago, 56. Denver, 52. 100 TO ATTEND F. M. T.

A. JUNIOR BANQUET TONIGHT More than 100 reaervatloin'naye been made for the anhuat F. M. T. A.

Junior Societlosbanquet to be held at the society building tonight at 6.30. The dinner will be provided by Mia Mary kyons and. a committee of women of the Ladies' Society and served by the F. Mi T. A.

girls under the direction of Miss Lyons, Thomas Kelly president of the societies, will preside and speeches by members tvill follow. Many parents have made reservations. The icommltlec i announces that seating arrangements will be made for parents air fjiends Of the hoys, who though nnable to attend the dinner, would like to hear the after dinner program. CATH0UC ALUMNAE HEAR FATHER LYONS Three hundred fifty women, rep. resenting more than 20 asaachu-Ssetta 'schools and collpgesattended the convention of the State chapter of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae yesterday at the College of Our Lady of the Elms Chlcopee.

Following the business meeting, a banquet was served. Speakers Included Rev. John Lyons. S. rector of Shadow brook, Lenox; Most Rev.

Thomas M. O'Leafy, bishop of the Springfield Diocese; Rev. John; Rooney, vke-president of the hostess college and diocesan director of schools, and Dr. James Kraus, Annette LaCroix, Jean Kansas Lity, lsiAngeles, 60. Miami, 76.

Minneapolis. 54. Nesbjt, lrma Rabiner, Mona RabU ner, Rosemary Roberts, Dons Ry Sivi Orleans, 72' der, Barbara Sprague, Barbara Sweet and T'heVesa Winnard tivi York, M. Norlfolk. 64.

Seniors Elementary Elemenary Mseniors) Virginia Philadelphia. 60; 1 1 arras Billiard Supplies, repair- SU monthly will install plpeless Borgo, Eileen x8loomberg, Rita itj Louis. 60. Whr Quality fleets the Prico ctBOTT G. Reardon, Stata Commissioner of jssjnJ Francisco Bookless, Mary Ellen Bryan, Fran furnace.

Lightman's. 7198 Adv. Ing. Everything in stock. 318 North IS -18 ces Dillard, Marie English, Eleanor HiiiMiMfliiiiiiimiimiiHiiwMimHmtiii ttucauon.

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