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1, -Just Between UsHail, the Gang's Always Here; Standby or New Guy- Which to Ask? NANCY MOTTRAM big dance before we break up for the Sum- (Q.) Dear Nancy-Whenever 'talk of a party comes up, or somebody suggests that the gang go somewhere for dancing and chow, my house is always list. Mother and dad have told me that they like to have my friends in, and they help out a lot themselves, even to lending the car for transportation when we're desperate. But it's become a habit with the crowd to make our house their headquarters, and any day or night they pile in without a thought. I think it's so swell of my parents to take that atti- the one on top of the tude that I don't Nancy Mottram want to impose on them too much, but since the gang's taken over, how can I put the idea across? (A.) You'll have to play champion for mom and dad for a change, give them a chance to catch their breath and get reacquainted with peace and privacy in their own house. When the next "Let's all go over to your place" suggestion pops up, tactfully discourage the idea by the excuse that it won't be very convenient for the family---maybe dad's busy, or mother's had a hectic week and the gang descending on your (doorstep wouldn't help her catch up on her rest, or perhaps company's expected.

Let the rest of the fellows and gals give with the hospitality from time to time, and take on some of the burden. Then, all of you won't some day have to face the fact that you've worn out your welcome. (Q.) Dear Nancy--I have a problem, and a choice to make. Our sorority is giving a The Menu Hamburger Potato Pie Carrot Cole Slaw Baby Beets Whole Wheat Rolls Butter or Margarine Chilled Baked Custard Fresh Crushed Strawberry Sauce Hamburger Potato Pie cup chopped onion 3 tablespoons fat pound beef chuck, ground 1 teaspoon salt teaspoon pepper 1 cup cooked peas 1 cup whole tomatoes cup catsup 3 cups hot, seasoned mashed potatoes Cook onions in hot fat until tender, using simmer flame. Add meat and seasonings and brown lightly.

Add peas, tomaties and catsup and mix well. Pour into a two-quart casserole. Heap the hot over the meat mixture, allowling openings between the spoonfuls SO that steam may escape. Bake in a even (350 degrees 25 minutes. Yield: six servings.

Nutrition Note Tiny young turnips may be cooked with their tops as you would young beets. You may be surprised to know that the tops are exceptionally rich in vitamins and minerals, ranking almost at the top of the list in food value of this kind. IT'S A TREASURE! 4639 SIZES 14-20 32-42 The joy of your whole Summer! Scalloped neckline and closing, pleats with new side line, band sleeves, make you your smartest. slimmest, coolest self! Easy-sew! Pattern 4639 comes in sizes 14, 16. 18, 20, 32, 34.

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17th Manhattan 11. N. Y. Print plainly name, address with zone, size and style number. JUNE 7, 1949 Mrs.

H. B. Lewine Harriet Lee Laker's Marriage Announced Mr. and Mrs. Raphael J.

Lasof 99-37 65th Forest Hills. and formerly of Brooklyn. announce the marriage of their daughter, Harriet Lee Lasker, to Howard Berg Lewine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Archibald E.

Lewine of 99-19 66th Road. Forest Hills. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Joshua Darby at the Hotel Pierre. Manhattan, Sunday.

The bride's sister. Mrs. Samuel A. Friedman, served as matron of honor. Harvey Lasker, brother of the bride, acted as best man.

After a wedding trip to Virginia Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Lewine will live at Meadows. St.

John's University Auxiliary Closes Season; Mrs. L'Episcopo President of The final meeting, of St. John's University Auxiliary was held in the De Gray Auditorium last night. Mrs. John P.

McGrath thanked all those who had helped to make her year a success. She presented a check to Father Flynn. moderator of the auxiliary, to be used for the scholarship fund. Mrs. Charles L'Episcopo, new president, was escorted to the chair by seven former presidents, including Mrs.

George Backus, Thomas F. Casey. Mrs. Joseph Bannon. Mrs.

Thomas F. McEnaney, Mrs. Harry S. Sullivan and Miss Mary G. Mrs.

McGrath, the retiring president, presented Mrs. L'Episcopo with a corsage of orchids and Father Flynn presented Mrs. McGrath with a huge bouquet of American Beauty roses. Willoughby House Plans Rummage Sale The Willoughby House Settlement will sponsor a rummage sale tomorrow evening from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. and Thursday morning from 10 a.m.

until noon at the Settlement, Lawrence St. Annette Osofsky To Wed in November Mr. and Mrs. Harry Osofsky of 2117 Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Annette Osofsky, to Jerome Goldberg, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Mac Goldberg of 1567 E. 9th St. The couple will be married in November. Marriage Licenses Doris Cohn Bride of Dr. Cholst Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Cohn of 97 Brooklyn Ave. announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Harriette Doris Cohn, to Dr. Mortimer R. Cholst, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Cholst of 694 Montgomery on May 29 at the Essex House Hotel, Manhattan. Dr. Manuel Saltzman of the Brooklyn Jewish Center officiated. Gloria Weiss Is Affianced Mrs.

Lillian K. Weiss of 5 Linden Boulevard announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Gloria Weiss, to Larry Rosenthal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Rosenthal of 146 Dahill Road. Miss Weiss attended Erasmus Hall High School.

Her fiance, who attended Manual Training High School, served with the Army Air Force for two and a half years. Gertrude Ann Starkey, J. J. Adrian Are Wed Miss Gertrude Ann daughter of Mr. Mrs.

George B. Starkey 421. Beverly Road Blue Point. was married to John Joseph Adrian, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Adrian of 227 Green Sayville, on May 28 in the Church of Our Lady of the Snow, Blue Point. Miss Dorothy Douscher served as the maid of honor. The bridesmaids included the Misses Jackie Tscheen and Mary Roberta Dolan. Thomas G. Hagen was the best man and ushering were Charles Hagen and Patrick McCarthy.

The bride and bridegroom are spending their honeymoon in Bermuda and will make their home at 1396 Troy Ave. Natalie Carrie Bride of Mr. McNulty Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Natalie. Currie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald A. Currie of the Bronx, to Alfred McNulty, son of Mr. and Mrs. John McNulty of Brooklyn, on May 28 in Bronx. The Rev.

Devlin Sacred Heart Church. the officiated. A reception was held in the Shelburne Hotel, Manhattan. Maid of honor was Miss Mildred Currie. The bridegroom attended Notre Dame sity and served in the Coast Guard for four years.

Muriel Stupnickl Becomes Fiancee Mr. and Mrs. Casimir Stupnicki of 95 Bay 19th announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Muriel G. Stupnicki. to Anthony Abbate, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Angelo Abbate of Bensonhurst. of Miss Stupnicki is a graduate Lafayette High School. Her fiance is a graduate of New Utrecht High School and attended St. John's University.

Miss Joyce Simson's Betrothal Announced Announcement was made on Sunday evening of the betroth-97 al of Miss Joyce Simson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Simson of 733 Lenox Road, to Gerald Spivak, son of Nathan Spivak of Manhattan and the late Mrs. Spivak, at a reception in the East Flatbush Jewish Community Center. Miss Simson studied at the College of the City of New York.

Marriage licenses for the following persons are on file today in the Brooklyn Marriage License Bureau: Laurence Assip (24), 489 4th Claire, O'Laughlin (20). 500 4th St. Harold Brandes (29), 2827 35th. Harriet Hirshon (19), 514 E. 51st St.

Warren Florence Fanning Carey (19), (22), 550 112 Smith 1st sPince; M. Nathan Director (21), 1254 Union Jean Lehrer 1211, 1183 Gates Ave. Paul Pilzer 1261. 1327 46th Gertrude Kassner (21), 1663 E. 7th St.

William Adams 123), 1487. Shore Parkway; Audrey Fox (20), 1721 E. 26th St. Samuel Weisinger (28), 5305 6th Bernice Leibowitz (24), 935 De Kalb Avenue. Peter Francis Rose (21), 54 Wyckoff Isabel McDonald 120), 924 Hart St.

Milton Pollock 130). 735 Williams Shirley Slotnick (26), 47 Chester Ave. Edward McDermott (22), 324 Pulaski Marcella Conway 821 Willoughby Avenue. Herbert Salzman (2 Queens; Helen Chantn (18), 718 Avenue Arthur Augenzucker (21), 8411 21st James Avery 144 Sumpter Ruth Fried 1 (19), 8410 21st Ave Christine Paland (36), 41 Willow St. Angelo Zuaro 129), 266 Schaeffer St; Edith Schachter (26), 266 Schaeffer St.

Albert Kuchynskas 132), 253 Grove Irene Rukush 129), 164 Washington Park Samuel Kamenetsky (23). 623 Bedford Theima Brooks (19), 585 Bedford Avenue. Stanley Jozkowski (24), 191 Freeman St. Julia Charzewskl (21), 187 Freeman Street. Milton Wertheimer (29), 2908 Fulton Beverly Moll (21), 2335 63d St.

Joseph Greenfeld (21), Bronx: Edna Spodick (19), 1437 Lincoln Place, Stanley Barnett (23), 4039 Chestnut June Rosenbium (21). 3021 Brighton 8th St. George Salavantis 128), Jersey City, N. Athena Agrapides (25), 284 14th St. Laurence Hall (33), 120 Bergen Alice Mills (28), 70 Middagh St.

Julius Woolf 124) 35 Graham Elinor Rosenblum (20), 1402 Sterling Place Donald Zimmet (22), 658 Warwick Lila Granovsky (20), 533 Warwick St. William Brinn (20), 1237 Fulton Jean Anderson (22), 5715 Avenue L. Vincent DeMaria (18), 6517 Avenue Florence Hutter (21), 2172 E. 37th St. John McKeon Jr.

(21), 2012 Gerritsen Frances Quinn (201, 1818 Haring Street. James Limperopulos 132. 1710 Avenue Gail Mitchel (23), 1325 E. 19th St Irving Wolpin (29), 936 43d Irene Go.denbers (19), 902 43d St. Bernard Zlotowitz (231, 763 Greene Ave; Shirley Masef (19) 709 DeKalb Ave.

Martin Greene (26). 1719 67th St Esther Stempler (23), 1025 56th St. Louis Esposito (201, 138 Cornelia Grace Anatra (19), 188 Stanhope St. Sheldon Kantor (23), 1125 E. 12th Harriet Tennen (21), 1311 Avenue K.

Donald Lindenbaum (29), 95 Stockholm Rose Leff (22), 1375 E. 18th St. Perry Weisenhoff (23), 619 Rugby Road; Martha Gross (21), 608 Rugby Road. Gat. ano Pinto (23), 1756 69th Delores Carita (20), 734A 4th Ave Simon Halpert (261 184 Mauler St.

Shirley Meisela 242 Penn 8t Peter Kaishis Jr. (33), Norwood, BOOKS OF THE DAY Concerning Freedom of SELF-GOVERNMENT. By York: Alexander Melklejohn. 107 pp. New Brothers.

$2.00. By Prof. L. A. WARSOFF Department of Political Science, Brooklyn College, Graduate School, Brooklyn Law School This slender collection of three lectures originally presented by one of the great teachers of our age at the University of Chicago is of vital im- a portance in liberty threatened times such as ours.

Everywhere on the American scene freedom of speech is in danger of restriction, either by unAmerican committees or by individuals. Professor Meiklejohn shows that if our freedom of speech is to be maintained, it is only by allowing the fullest possible liberty to those whose ideas are contrary to ours. Restrict this freedom, he shows, and you will produce--as John Stuart Mill pointed out---a nation of small And who will then be left to accomplish the really great things of which we are capable? The main stream of argument concerns the view that government "is justified in bringing pressure to bear against the holding or expressing of beliefs which are labeled In a time when Communists are trying to destroy the very form of government which assures them the freedom to clamor for its destruction, the question as to whether they may be permitted the continued expression of their beliefs is no longer an academic one. The First Amendment to the Constitution reads that "Congress shall make no law. abridging the freedom of speech The author shows how this was interpreted by Justice Holmes in the famous "clear and present danger" clause so that it has now come to signify that wherever the expression of a minority opinion threatens the public safety, that may legally be denied the protection of the First Amendment.

Such a denial, says the author, arises out of a misconstruction of the intent of the First Amendment. The basis for this denial is to be found in the decision rendered in 1919 by the Supreme Court in which majority decision ruled that "the freedom of speech of the American community may abridged by legislative action." In the ensuing years this prin- LONG ISLAND ORIENT POINT INN ORIENT POINT, L. 1. Charming Summer hotel. Excellent table, Private beach.

Water view from every room. E. L. McDonnell. Orient 389.

LAKE MAHOPAC. N. Y. HOTEL MAHOPAC 50 miles out. Golf, bathing, tenns, daneng.

LAKE MAHOPAC, N. Y. Tel. Mahopae 400 ATLANTIC CITY EDISON lantic Michigan City. A Nr.

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Y. LAKE VIEW INN YULAN, on Washington Lake, modern. shuffleboard, badminton, bot and cold water in rooms, b'let. Tel. Barryville 9144.

SUNSET COTTAGE Yulan, N. Y. On Washington Lake. Modern house, running water every room; artesian well water. Dancing.

Handball court and other ments. Churches nearby. Write for rates booklet. I. LEWIS HAZEN BARRYVILLE 2741 MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE; PARKSVILLE, for N.

the Y. Season. Frigidaires Bendix. Ideal Family Spot. YULAN Hotel YULAN, N.

All Spis. Modern. Bar. $30 up. Booklet.

ORANGE N. Y. MOUNTAIN MEADOWBROOK-ORANGE VIEW FARM HOUSE MEAD Vegetables. Fruit, Milk and Eggs All Impts Churches Lake, Boating. Indoor and Outdoor Sports Route 45.

60 Miles from N. Y. City Short Line or Greyhound Bus to Vails Gate. Boat to Newburgh. $30.60 weekly; $5.00 daily.

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Y. Hil-Mar Lodge 50 Sarisbury miles from Mille, N. N. Y. C.

in the Schunnemunk Mts. Delightful for health, recreation. Swim pool, danc. Casino, cafe Excel. meals; $6 dally, $28 weekly up.

Near all churches. Write for Illustrated Booklet. Helen Hengst. Washingtonville 7355. MEADOW BROOK LODGE Meadow from Brook, N.

N. Y. Y. Quality foods. pool, tennis, cocktail lounge, all summer apts.

Saddle horses. Rates wkly. Special Spring Rates $35 and $37. Booklet. Ph.

Newburgh 79-R-2 J. Cavalari Sons. SOUDANT FARM Port Jervis, N.Y. R. F.

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DELCAR MANOR Mountainville, N. Y.55mi. meals: swim. pool, golf. lawn $35 games; conv.

churches: rol'r r'k, horses, up dly. Bklt. Open all yr. ULSTER N. Y.

TROWBRIDGE FARM 38TH KYSERIKE, N. Y. All improvements: private baths, shower baths: refined clientele. Famous for food. Booklet.

Telephone High Falls 2621. good R. TROWBRIDGE and SON, Proprietors. ATLANTIC CITY, N. The MERE'S GOOD NE POPULAR Rooms are available for your summer vacation and you rillon N.

unusual have a experience. pleasantly Y. MU. 7-0848 WRITE DE PHONE: ATLANTIC ASBURY PARK, N. J.

JEFFERSON 4th Asbury at the beach 100 rooms baths. Tel. 2-0082. Wm. Bechtel Park.

European. SAVOY $6 400. up 4th dis. Ave. A.

$37.50 P. to 2-1259. $45 American room. Good food. Games.

Mrs. H. G. WETTLIN. MAINE Tidewater Hotel 014 Orchard.

Beach. Surf Bathing, few minutes to sandy beach: family atmosphere. Edward H. Smith BEAR SPRING CAMPS on Belgrade Laker Oakland, Maine Fly Fish for Bass in June Weekly rates $35 to $40 For an Ideal Vacation Hildebrandt's Write for Reservation Pemaould Lake View Farm Hildebrandt's. Nobleboro, Maine Speech ciple, sustained by Justice Holmes and expanded by Justice Brandeis, became the law of the land and so enabled Con- mer, and I don't know which of two boys to invite.

One prospect is (L fellow I've dated off and on for almost a year, and the other is some one new whom Tre never dated, but whom I'd like to know better. Should I take a chance on inviting him, even though he might say no, or ask the other and be sute of a date? (A.) Life would be pretty dull if new people didn't pop into your days often, and who knows, he might not only say yes, but this first date could be the first of a long line. And since the other fellow isn't a steady item with you, you won't be risking losing him for good by asking another. Go ahead and do the inviting- you'll never know what you might be missing if you haven't the courage or the nerve to try your luck. (Q.) Dear Nancy-L'm-having some difficulty with a family, but it isn't mine.

My parents like the boy I'm dating now, but his mother and dad don't care for me very much, and although it hasn't made any difference in his feelings toward me, I'm afraid it might cause trouble eventually. I don't want to break up with him, so would you please give me some advice? (A.) It's probably nothing personal, but they don't know you. and you're taking up a lot of their son's leisure time, so they're against the romance on general principles. It's up to both you and the boy to change their minds. Give them a chance to get to know you, and polish up your best manners and personality when he takes you to call.

There's no sense in giving up the lad without making an effort to get at the root of the trouble. Since he has to face the objections, it's his duty to help your cause on the homefront, too. And maybe it won't be such a long time before they see for themselves why you've made such a big impression on their son. If you have school, family or friend problem, Nancy can help Letters are answered in this column. Packer Honors Students Of Fourth Academic The class of 1951 of the Packer Collegiate Institute was honored at a reception Friday by' the Alumnae Association in alumnae rooms of the school, 170 Joralemon St.

At the tea table pouring were Mrs. Jason L. Crolius and Mrs. Horlace Gledhill. Receiving the (guests were Mrs.

Burgess Osterhout, Mrs. Berton Delmhorst, Miss Emilie Platt and Mrs. Adolf Muller. Mrs. Frank Sherer was chairman of the social committee and was aided by Miss Mildred Bainbridge and Mrs.

Schuyler J. Bergen. CATSKILL MOUNTAINS "THE BEST DAYS OF OUR LIVES" ARE THOSE SPENT ON A GOOD VACATION SHADY GROVE HOTEL HAINES FALLS. N. Y.

Located high in the beautiful Catskill offers you the best in food, sports and service. Rooms with bath. Italian cuisine. Write for illustrated folder and rates or phone Haines Falls 581. OUNTAIN REST Goad and hospitality is the keynote cheer, Mountain Rest ItalianAmerican cuisine.

All sports: television, Newly -built swimming pool, 100x100. on premises. Bar and dancing provided. H. C.

water all rooms. Reasonable. Write or call DAN ADDESSO. Haines Falls, N. Y.

Tel, Haines Falls 595. Greyhound and Dixie bus direct to door MOUNTAIN VIEW VILLA RD 1. Catskill, N. Y. Tel.

Palenville 3954 All sports on premises. Concrete swimming pool. Dancing nightly. Hot, cold water all rooms. Outdoor showers.

Ital.Amer. kitchen. Booklet. N. JAMES (MASSAROTI) S.

VITALE BLACKHEAD MT. LODGE MODERN SUMMER RESORT Concrete pool. Tennis. Daneing, Handball. All sperts.

Hot and cold water in all We serve excellent and plentiful meals. Churches nearby. transportation from bus terminals, A. Eisen. bach, Round Top, N.

Y. Phone Cairo 9-2157. SHORE CAMP On Crystal Lake in Catskills Adult vacation camp. Comfortable cabins. Central Dining Rec.

Rooms. Free Daneing Movies. Excellent food. Swimming, Boating. Catholic Chapel on premises.

$33.50. June Sept. on $30.00. P. 0.

Middleburg, N. R.D. 2. Phone 7892. Booklet.

DON LEWIS. Prop. FOR AN IDEAL VACATION! RAINBOW HOUSE ACRA. N. Y.

Tel. Cairo loc. Catskill Mts. High elev. Large, airy rms, with water.

Ital. -Am, cuisine. Also "'Rustic Bar Adj. to main house, All spts. on prem.

Swim. nearby. Bkiet on request. JAMES ANGLISANO, Prop, EMERALD ISLE HOUSE CAIRO, N. Y.

Phone CAIRO 52-W Swimming, fishing. Bar and grill. Dancing nightly to Ryan's Irish Minstrels. All on premises. Adult single $30.

Double $28 per person. Excellent table. Children invited. Booklet. OWEN LAMB, Prop.

WELDON'S GLEN CLIFF JEFFERSON HEIGHTS, CATSKILL, Y. Excellent food. All sports on premises or near by. Rates $28 weekly 1p. TELEVISION COCKTAIL LOUNGE Kenneth Welden, Owner.

Phone 151 Catskill. VILLA SARINA Phone PURLING, N. Y. CAiro -2285 Our kitchen 15 our calling card. Ital.Amer.

cuisine. Completely modern All sports on premises or nearby Booklet. D. Cipollina, Mgr. PINE LAKE 5-5645.

Greenville, Priv. N. lake, Y. Tel. MANOR: all water.

sports, Bungalows hot with seld priv. running bath, exc. food. Booklet. R.

Schermer, ELM REST HOUSE EAST, Y. DURHAM (Route 81.) Modern. 80 acres of fun and sports, Excellent food and service. A-1 beds See Eagle Guide. Near all churches, Shuffleboard Reasonable rates.

Adults only MRS. H. FIELD GRAND VIEW FARM HOUSE CAIRO, N. Y. Phone Cairo 9-9825 Improved Swimming Pool.

Swimming and Dancing. Own Orchestra, Other Sports. Italian-Amer. Table. SHAPANACK Corn the Catskills N.

Y. 275 acres: vacationland, all sports, horses bathing, dancing. planned evening entertainment; abundant farm-fresh food: modern. Price $28.00 to $32.00. Booklet.

Write to 1764 3rd N. Y. Phone LEhigh 4-6717, after 5. BELVEDERE MANOR HIGHLAND CATSKILL, N. Y.

PHONE 384W Modern, hot and cold water all rooms. Sports, Bar. Dancing on Premises. Swimming, Movies, Horses. Churches Nearby Italian Cuisine.

Rates, Phone or Write for Information. GETTING MARRIED? Lead a lazy life at Honeymoon rates Catholie church. Munson House, Windham, N. Y. gress to abridge our freedom when circumstances made it advisable to do so.

In the great anxiety to protect the most essential requirement of a democracy--that of freedom of speech, especially in a time when people confuse tolerance with patriotism, Professor Meiklejohn probably overlooks that freedom of speech, freedom of press, freedom of assembly are not eternal truths which must exist under any and all circumstances. They are necessarily limited by the rights of other people, and by the demands of national safety and welfare. We enjoy freedom of speech, but not enjoy the right to mealie speeches which are slanderous, obscene or which incite people to crime. Marion C. Olsen Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Marion Camilla Olsen, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John Olsen of 748 67th to Arthur Gabriel Midboe of 1027 71st son of Gabriel Midboe of Allentown, and the late Mrs. Midboe. The prospective bride was graduated from Bay Ridge High School and her fiance from the Brooklyn Technical High School land the American attended Institute New of Banking. York University and served with the army in the European theater as warrant officer in the medical department.

Lucille N. Carlo Plans Her Wedding The marriage of Miss Lucille Norma Carlo, daughter of Mrs. Nellie Carlo of 357 6th St. and the late John Carlo, to Michael J. Veneziano, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles J. Veneziano of 376 6th will take place next Saturday morning in the R. C. Church of St.

Thomas Aquinas. The Rev. Edward J. O'Connor will officiate. Joseph Carlo will give his sister in marriage.

The matron of honor will be the future bride's sister, Mrs. Gerard DiPippo. The Misses Olga Veneziano anl Lolly Troy will assist as the bridesmaids. Salvatore T. Veneviano, brother of the bridegroom-to-be, will serve as the best man and ushering will be Charles J.

Veneziano Jr. and Louis Gala: tola. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ward of 131 St.

John's Place announce the birth of a daughter, Carolanne Marie Ward, on May 122, at the Beth-El Hospital. CATSKILL MOUNTAINS EVERGREEN GROVE HOUSE Purling, N. Y. Tel. Cairo 9-2424 Sports, Ital.

-Am. Table. Mgr. A. Basile.

Bklet. LIPPERT'S LODGE Catskill, N. Phone 954-Excel. table. Modern.

hot cold running water all rooms. Sports. Walking distance village. Bklt. VALLEY VIEW FARM 1, Kiskatom, Catskill, N.

Y. real farm. Rest and fun. Ger. -Am.

cooking. Rates $27, Phone Palenville 3353. D. Jahn, GO BY STATION WAGON--Door to 362 36 St. Bk.

HYsomth 2-8828. Door Service. A Town Country Service, Glen Falls House Lovely ROUND TOP, N. scenery, recreation Bkit Ger. cooking-baking.

Wayside House modern: Cooksbura. plenty N. Y. fruit: Homelike farm products: neultry: Innerspring mat bathing, amuse: churches $25 up. Balt.

BISHOP. HILLCREST MANOR Ca CAIRO. 9-2127 N. Y. Med.

Sports, poul dancing, home cooking Rates $30 up weekly. Booklet or N. Y. Tel. FLushing 9-2089 VIEW PURLING.

N. Tel. Cairo 9-2165. Mod. Exe.

food. Airy, comfortable rms. Spts. Nt. churches, amusements.

Rates $32.00 up. Booklet E. O'Shea House East Freehold Durham, 19 N. Y. amusements; near Catholic church.

Reasonable. Open May 28. Booklet. IDA O'SHEA ROUND TOP HOUSE Round Top, N. Y.

Modern house. Hot and cold running water in rooms. Fresh farm vegetables. GermanAmerican cooking. Expert baking.

Sports. Near Churches. Booklet on request. Tel. Cairo 9-9473.

Mrs. J. E. Dausend. GREEN ACRES CAUSERS 878 N.

Y. -3 Modern; sports: churches: home cooking REASONABLE RATES MARY S. ZAHER, Prop. SPOHLER'S FARM HOUSE N. CAIRO, Y.

Modern. Dancing Sports. Near all churches. Reasonable rates. Booklet.

Cairo 9-2361. Grand View House SAUGERTIES. N. Y. Modern.

Rates $22 to $30 per Phone week. 835- Sports. Good home cooking. Bklet. Mrs.

Hilda Fransen. Alpine Rose Farm Jefferson Catskill, N. Heights, Y. Modern; all sports on premises. Reasonable rates.

Booklet Catskill 1064. ZIEGNER'S Leeds, Route N. 23. Y. CABINS--COMPLETELY MODERN Phone Catskill 594-R-1.

MAPLE TERRACE NEW HENSONVILLE, YORK Windham 37 R-3. ragweed tree. Mod. Innersprings. Exe, Food.

Cath. Prot, churches. All spts. Booklet Rates. C.

H. MULFORD SON. Fern-Wood Lodge Greene Palenville, N. Y. Modern.

Sports, Swimming. Excellent German-American table. Booklet. Edward Von Kampen, Prop. Tel.

Palenville 3992. SUNSET HILL. FARM Catskill, 897-F-4. N. Y.

Impts. New pool, dancing. orch. ItalianAmer Cuisine. Attractive Bklt.

F. MARTINO. HILLSIDE FARM CAIRO P. SUNNYSIDE 0., N. Modern accommodations good food, amusements, dancing on premises: swimming and churches nearby.

A Apply for rates. Tel. Cairo 9-2378, 9-9578. Mrs. L.

Christensen EDGEWOOD FALLS FARMS East Durham, N. Y. Tel. Freehold 7349 Rooms with Running Water. Pool.

Sports May June $30-July August ROSE HAVEN Tel. ACRA, Cairo N. Y. 9-9383 Modern. Sports.

Bar. Entertainment and dancing nightly. -American cuisine. Reasonable rates. Booklet.

ERIN'S MELODY HOTEL, East Durham. Y. Rooms and Board. Geo. Sullivan.

Prop. Phone Freehold 7611. JOE'S INN 9-2128. N. Y.

Italian Phone kitchen. Cairo Modern. JOSEPH BIAGIONI. Prop. VILLA LEONA Cauterskill CatsPhone 201.

A modern resort of reputation. Bathing, Sports. Horses nearby. Ital. Amer.

cuisine. Bar. 835 weekly. W. MACKEY FARM, Oak Hill, N.

Y. Adults only. All Improvements; farm produets; Proetstant Catholte churches. Reasonable rates, Mrs. S.

W. Mackey, Prop, OPEN YEAR 'ROUND. COLD SPRING FARM INN Stamford. Folder TED MASE BARLOW'S Box EAST 14. Orc.

DURHAM. Spts. N. $25 Y. up Booklet See June 5th Eagle Guide.

GREEN LANG, OVERLOOK FARM HOUSE CATSKILL. N. Acc. 50 Near lake. Farm prod.

Rates $27 Mrs. A Willaims. Catskill 896-F-4 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Haber of 2388 Nostrand Ave.

announce the birth of a daughter, Judith Faye Haber, on May 29 at the Maimonides Hospital of Brooklyn. The couple have two other children. Jack and Susan Haber. Your Birthday By Stella TUESDAY, JUNE 7-Born to- day, you have the fortunate combination of being practical and a dreamer. Your intuitions are exceptionally keen and you can follow them safely as a rule.

You may not admit that you do since you like to think your reason rules. Actually, you are very emotional and need to control that side of your nature. You a are exceptionally fond of music and will probably enjoy playing some instrument at least for your own pleasure-if not professionally. You enjoy all the good things of life and will be happiest if you live in harmonious surroundings. You will always want to share your pleasures and joys with others and will be happiest if you do not try and live a solitary life.

Being a person of rather fluctuating moods, you must learn to control them. They can become your very worst enemy. Your personality is a charming and magnetic one and you make hosts of friends. To find what the stars have in store for tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the corresponding paragraph. Let your birthday star be your daily guide.

Wednesday, June 8 GEMINI (May 22-June 22) -Be wise and careful in All you undertake. CANCER (June 23-July 23) -Impulsiveness is out of order today, LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) Make fair zain along all lines. VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept.

let emotions upset vou A.t the office LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) -Not dependable day SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221-You can turn a fair day into an excellent one.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 22) Morning hours still require caution. CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan.

20) -An unexpected journey may bring 8 new opportunity your way. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19)-Organize your life in full detail. PISCES (Feb.

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