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AKMY SCHOOL GRADUATE Pvt.Jamei P. Kichols, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Nichols, Killock avenue, Troy, recently was graduated from the 3rd Army Food Service School cooking course at Ft.

Benning, Ga. He attended, Troy High School before entering the serv- can proud of diamond Addi. quality Hit prices lowett. is no for credit cosh prices! From $50.00 to $5,000 tax Inc. flDELS of TROY BROADWAY and THIRD THE TIMES RECORD, TROY, WEDNESDAY EVENING, WARCH 1956 Name Prospective Jurors For April Court Term Names of 100 prospective jurors have been drawn for the Ave April trial term of Supreme Court for Rensselaer County which will open Monday, April 2, with Justice Herbert D.

Hamm of Avvpv Troy, presiding. Ave A panel of 50 jurors will report the opening day and addi- Spring Ave. Tl 1 Slf A A tional panels of 25 jurors each will report on the two succeeding Ave. Mondays. The names were drawn by George Matthews, county jury commissioner, in the presence of Hampton Manor, County Judge DeForest C.

Pitt and Undersheriff Harold Har- Averill Park. nman. First Panel. On the first panel, reporting April 2, are the following county residents: Patrick J. Mackey, 73 5th Ave.

Owen L. Martin, Verbeck avenue, Schaghticoke. Robert S. Furlong, 1129 1st St, Rensselaer. Beulah L.

White, Sand Lake. James K. VanBuren, Maple Hill road, Castleton. John A. Lynd, 23 Albany Nassau.

Charles W. Lemley, R.D. 1, Rensselaer. Henry A. Rose, Stephentown.

John J. Maloney, 1619 5th Rensselaer. Lillian Moskowitz, 48 Taylor Ct. James F. Murphy, 2344 15th St.

Helen L. Moyland, R.D. 2, Averill Park. Nicholas Hubicki, 3070 Tibbits Ave. SHE'LL BE PICTURE PERFECT OYI AND 6JUI get oat the 'cxiut tbert'U lots of proud posing on Ewter morn in PoU-Pwrots.

They hire thtt fishioa longer And fit better, too. DOW. oar .50 to SANMAR SHOES I FREAR'S Viola Shaver, 1619 Highland Charles A. Reichelt, Railroad Berlin. Walter V.

Catricala, 643 4th Mary Plunkett, 433 1st St. Catherine C. Connelly, 320 William S. Bygate, 2918 5th Philip J. Susann, 234 2nd Ave.

Joseph N. Johnson, 4 Wait PI. Linsly Bulnes, 307 Eastern Irving Heffner, RJ). 2, 20 Margaret a Britton, Academy Rensselaer. Nicholas Greco, 33 Havermans Ave.

Louis Germano, 33 4th St. Henry G. Brehm, 20 Griswold Ave. Nicholas J. Swedick, 2334 6th Ave.

Roger L. Rounds, Mannix road, East Greenbush. Thomas P. Clancy, R.D. 1, Mabel Bame.

West Sand Lake. John J. Twining, R.D. 1, Val- lev Falls. John A.

Zeyak, R.D. 1, Nassau. Charlotte Allen, R.D. 2, Troy. Edward J.

i 2418 Lavin Ct ivijj iixoiiui. wuuiall Wa2 JJUUL Joan M. VanWert, RD. 1, Aver- injured late yesterday afternoon towed from the scen ill Park. Broad Robert W.

Smith, 44 Kuhl Blvd. James F. Collins, 450 2nd St Frederick Joseph Compo, 23 Willow Lane. Leah Boyere, R.D. 2 Nassau.

Earl A. Moxon, 56 Glen Rensselaen Effie J. Bott, 35 Elm St, Nassau. Raymond J. Hart, 3 106th St Joseph Hoodack, 514 2nd St William' G.

Kennedy, 413 4th St Nellie Campbell, R.D. 2, Troy. Joseph T. Moore, 330 Hampton Rensselaer. Stephen F.

ED. 1, East Greenbush. Esther 1506 Sausse Ave. Second Panel The second panel, reporting April 9, lists the following names: Frederick J. Palso Route 49, Troy.

Lelaud 0. Palitsch, 124 West Sand Lake Rd, Bessie D. Hidley, Box 51, Church Troy. Edwin A. Harris, 1433 Broadway, Rensselaer.

William A. Walsh, RD. 1, Averill Park. Elizabeth T. Ashley, RD.

1, Averill Park Elizabeth Carey, 2 Plum Ave, Janet G. Mealy, 14 Sharpe Ave. John A. Majer, 17 Canal John C. Fandi; 230 2nd St.

Fred DelMonico, 753 River St Emmy L. Seibel, 300 2nd Ave. Walter C. Majer, 147 Madison St Marion L. Isles, 236 8th St Charles Benjamin Plante, RJ).

1, Averill Park. William Philip Ellis, 45 2nd hands. Troopers J. J. Mahar and R.

J. Amszynski reported that the accident occurred about 5:40 PJDL see-worthy AIR-CONDITIONED SAILCLOTH Stag'i cool, cool StilcLth the exclusive new Sailmakcr Stitch. A lea of refreshing colors! Sanforized. COLORS: Black Skipper Sea Foam Cork Marine Red opt Trick Jock tf-- Silts Sizti Carry a Complete of WHITE STAG for CHILDREN Charge Accounts Invited 26 FOURTH ST. CAHIITS OPEN TUES.

AND FW EVES. Z-0991 LAST RITES--Portland Hoffa, left, widow of comedian Fred Allen, is escorted by comedian Jack Haley as she leaves St. Malachy's Roman Catholic Church in New York yesterday after a Requiem High Mass for Allen who died Saturday of a heart attack. The Aliens were married in St. Malachy's Church.

(United Press Telephoto) Woman Injured In Crash Near at a point two miles east of Raymertown. The driver of the second car, John. J. Hayden, 54, of Hoosick Falls suffered lacerations abaut the mouth, but declined A Hampton Manor woman was medical attention. Both cars were when her car skidded on an icy Traffic was delayed almost 30 minutes at the scene.

curve and struck another car coming in the opposite direction. Admitted to Samaritan Hospital and In fair condition today St, Hoosick Falls. Anna VanArnam, 432 6th Ave. John J. Jackuback 32 115th St Albert L.

Zampier, 588 6th Ave. Albert E. Keyes, 15 River St, Hoosick Falls. Lela M- Stannard, R.D. 1, Troy.

Adabelle Wood, 376 3rd Ave, Edward R. Feathers, RD. 1, Cropseyville. Ruth E. Penrose, 571 Pinewoods Ave.

Rd: Kenneth Arnold, RD. 2. Averill Park, --Third PaneL The third panel, which will report April 16, includes: Elsie M. Rokjer, 405 7th Ave. Joseph P.

Dwyer, 48 5th Ave. Charles Trigg, RJD. 1, Averill Park, Armand A. GisolarnJ, 837 3rd St, Rensselaer. Glen P.

Cook. Box 663. East Greenbush. Olive H. Conerry, 376 3rd Aye.

Donald F. Laravie, 112 W. Washington a Manor. Anna M. Finlan, 48 Tyler St Florence Jacobs, 16 Detroit Ave.

Harold F. Allen, 362 1st St. Philp J. Moore, Fairview avenue, Wynantskill. Irene F.

Gurba, 13 lllth St George J. Breigle. West Sand Lake. Ivan G. Hayner, Schaghticoke.

Ethel M. Bryans, 1853 Highland Ave. Ebbe C. Nielsen, 143 6th Ave. John Yates Paterson, RJJ.

2, Averill Park. Kenneth L. Lasher, RD. 3. Castleton.

Alfred W. Wehren, RJJ. 1, Cropseyville. Rose M. Colanerl, 121st St and 7th Ave.

Ella M. Karl, Averill Park, Harry E. Elackborn, R.D. 4. Troy.

Robert L. Jansen, R.D. 1, Petersburg. Mary Clark, 143 North Greenbush Rd. Warren R.

Curran, R.D. 3. Troy. All the comfort of genuine moccasin construction adapted to oxford for you who prefer a close fit at the ankle. Top quality leather and exclusive two-way seam assures extra durability with full freedom for the foot WE mviTf CHARGE ACCOUNTS he depends on his wife until she goes away for a while.

When he's ready to talk, come back. Cajolery's The Tactic With This Recalcitrant Husband By DOROTHY DIX Dear Miss Dix: After my first husband died, I lived alone with my daughter for nine years. Then I became friendly with a man in the neighborhood and after a few months married him. At first he was an ideal husband, he began to show signs of a violent temper and stubbornness. He refuses to be nice to my friends, all of whom have been very good to me.

He calls my daughter names when he's in a tantrum, though otherwise he treats her very well. His worst fault is his habit of not speaking to me for days. I always made up after-one of these spells, but lately have decided Tin tired of giving in when it's not my fault, so we rarely talk except when sary. I know it's childish but belittling myself all the time got me nowhere. At least now I have some pride and self-respect How can I make him overcome this habit? VERA T.

Talented Girl. Dear Miss Dix: My mother is very impatient for me to take an office job but I never could get through a business course. I hate typing-and shorthand. I didn't do too well in them at high school; In fact, the only subject in which I got A's was art. Mother, how- simple solution would be cajolery.

Make him feel very important, cook his favorite dish and coax him into a better mood. There's no need to apologize for things you haven't done. Appreciate and understand his disposition and make allowances for it, in view of his good points. The drastic method would be to pack a bag, put on your hat and take your daughter somewhere for a little vacation. A man seldom realizes how much ever, says this as a dream, writing songs or acting.

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