The Times Record from Troy, New York • Page 13

Town Clerk Dies At Home Henry M. Johnson, 73, town clerk of Kingsbury the last 16 years, died yesterday in his home at Hudson Falls. He had been ill several months. Mr. Johnson, besides being a Town of Kiugsbury official, had formally years been a member of the Washington County Republican Committee and at the time of his death was secretary of the Kingsbury Republican Committee.

He was a trustee of the Hudson Falls Methodist Church. Widely known in musical circles, he formerly was the church choir director and was prominently associated with the old Glens Falls Band and the band of the Union Bag Paper Corp. in Glens Falls. A native of Creek, Mr. Johnson had resided in Hudson Falls many years.

Active in Odd Fellow programs, he was a past noble- grand of Sanatatea Lodge in Hudson Falls. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lucy Johnson, and several aunts and cousins. Funeral services will be at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Hudson Falls Methodist Church with the pastor, Rev.

H. Clayton Ackley, officiating. Burial will be in Union Cemetery, Fort Korean GIs Musi Wait For Idle Veterans of the Korean War will not. be entitled to draw unemployment compensation i mid-October under the new bill passed and approved for their benefit. Harold E.

Coleman, director of the Rensselaer County Veterans Service Agency, said yesterday that a number of Korean veterans already were inquiring about unemployment checks. The law provides compensation of $26 a week for 26 weeks after Ihe ninetieth day after enactment of the act. The date the act was signed last July 16. The regulations also are that if the 'veteran is eligible for mustering out pay, he will not be eligible to receive unemployment compensation within thirty days after discharge or ninety days after enact- iinent, whichever is later if he received $100 mustering out pay. If he received S200 mustering out pay, he will not be eligible for sixty days after discharge or ninety days after enactment, whichever is later.

If he received $300 pay, he will THE TIMES RECORD, TROY, N. SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 2, 1952 13 Air Science students, who flew, to CrifTiss Air Force Base for a field trip, occupy themselves on the night by watching the scenery and listening to the roar of the C-47's engines. Eight of the 19 who made the trip had never flown before, but none succumbed to any air sickness, which all agreed "is just psychological anyway." Air Force Unit AiR.PlHas New Affiliaiion The Air Force Reserve Officers' Training Corps i at Rensselacr Polytechnic Institute today becomes a part of the Air University at Maxwell Air Force Base, the world's largest educational institution, with the formal transfer of the program from Continental Air Command to the university system. The new national headquarters of the A.F.R.O.T.C. is being opened in Montgomery, the site of Maxwell Air Force Base.

The involving more than 145,000 students at 188 col leges and universities, was an nouncecl by Air Force Headquar tors at Washington. It centralize? the control of the program anc makes possible more direct super vision of the activities of Air Force R.O.T.C. units. The program is being headed bj Brig. Gen.

Matthew K. Deichei mann. Simultaneously with the transfer of command, Genera Deichclmann announced a ncv curriculum is being developed. Al students will be given the same general courses which are designer primarily for officer development and many will receive specialized training in Air Force schools afte their entry to active duty. W.

C. Greenough Of Smith Paper Co. Dies On Trip William C. Greenough of Albanj died suddenly yesterday in Liberty shortly after he was stricken il while passing through the town on a business trip. He was for many years with the W.

II Smith Paper Co. of Albany. A native of Saranac Lake, Mr was graduated fron Worcester Institute ir 1910, and for some time was as sistant compiler of Richey's Elec trical Railway Handbook. Surviv ing are his wife, Mrs. Florenc-.

Carhart Greenough, and a son John C. Greenough, both of Al bany. REPUBLICAN' HIGH COMMAND--At the G.O.P. conference at Gen. Dwight D.

Eisenhower's headquarters at Denver yesterday, loft to right, were Arthur E. Summcrficld of Michigan, chairman of the G.O.P. rational Committee; Gen. Eisenhower; Sen. Richard Nixon of California, vice presidential nominee; Sen.

Henry Cabot Lodge, of Massachusetts, chairman of the political advisory committee. (United Press Telephoto). 112ih Street Selecting the playsite at 112th Street as "Playground nf the Week," Recreation Department of- not be eligible i i ninety days ficials named it one of the area's after discharge or ninety days centers enactment, whichever i later. To be entitled, veterans also At this week mcctmg, members must be unemployed, must file a of department said the claim for unemployment compensation, register for work, be able and be available for work and not disqualified from benefits and serve any waiting period required by the state law. LEGAL NOTICE SUPREME COURT.

County DC RcnsFd.ter COHOES SAVINGS BANK. Plaintiff, against: Henry -Meyer. known Henry Myer, Henry Myers and Henry Myers, Agnes Webster Meyer, nl.so Hartman. Mnnrlcrs, Acnes M. Acnci Agnes Meyers Acnes Meyer: Frank J.

Ryan, Household Finance Corporation; Lane Bryant. Lincoln Loan Service. of New Northern floor Covering. Alrti-Don Jessie S. Irvinp, as nriministr.a- i of trie estate or Natalie Crowlcy Irving, deceased: Reines Freeman Distributors, Continental Home Equipment Gordon Hayes, United States c-f America.

"John a Salov and John Ratti- In pursuance of a judgment of foreclo- anrt sale duly nml entered in the above entitled action bearing rfatc the ISth rtay of Jxily. 1952. I. the "undcr- the Referee In named, will nt public ancl.ion. nt the Rotunda of the Ronsselacr Covirt Home in the City or Trov.

County oj Kenssclaer and a of New York, 11th day of Aupust. nt o'clock in tne forenoon that day. the premises described hy said to be sold, and therein desrrihrri as JolUnvs: "All thnt, tract or parcel of land In the i Ward of thn Cilv of Troy. County of Kenssriier and Stat of York, on east yirie of P.ivo Street, bounded and descrihed ns follows. spot wns ideal for younglcrs, as indicated by the large attendance figure.

One section of the fenccd-in playground contains the swings, sec-saws, merry-go-round, slide, sandbox, monkey bars and picnic tables. Nearby and also enclosed by fences is the modern, hard surface Abasketball court, together with a practice area. Other facilities include a wading pool, softball diamond, a vollyball and handball court pits. Every Tuesday and Thursday night at the honor site, a basketball league for high school girls engages in competition, under the direction of Carol Culver. Marilyn Theroux and JoAnn Tague.

For the boys, league play is scheduled every Monday and Wednesday night, directed by Art Aronson and Bob IVIcClure. Both leagues regularly challenge teams from other playgrounds. Wilson coached the winning team. Checker and jack tournaments also were conducted this week at many of the sites, and playground kings and queens were selected. A further incentive for increased sports activity was the completion of painted boundary lines on all five hard-surface basketball courts at Beman Park, Frear Park, Kinlock, Prospect Park and 112th Street playgrounds.

Handicraft classes this week completed bean bags, jackets, hats and Bobby Cullcn and Susan Nellick. and Shawn Me Carol Kennedy Loughlin. Laureate Park. Attendance, 386. Mike Doyle an Pat Murray were named king an queen and will serve as monitoi week.

Winners of this week Monitors next week will be Winnie art contes i arc a a Kalhlce Boland, Ann Marie Brady, Betty Buckley, Frances Dickinson and Tess'Gracom. Canal Avenue. Attendance 850. King and queen: Paul Nichols and Maureen Sinnott. next week: Tom Brown, Dick Cardinal, Don Hepp, Teddy Hill, Charley Mamone, Betty Pasi- nella, Linda Rivettc and Mary Sinnott.

Cooks How. Attendance, 164. Monitors next needle-books from material. week nrc Don Dcleniatcr, Allen addition, older girls at the various a Ecl sites sewed aprons and embroidered doilies. Groups also cnamelcd trays, metal coasters and queen: Joe Genicvc and Patricia rYcar Park.

Attendance, 1,780. King and salt and pepper shakers. jHarrigan. Winner girls' horse- Circle games and community Ishoc contest: J-san Welsh. Winner singing arc continuing as popular features with most youngsters.

A number of playgrounds have arranged community night programs with neighborhood talent featured. Next week, at all playgrounds, girls will be taught construction of paper flowers and dolls. Boys will be coached in making plaques and nuecn: Donald and Diane Eaton, bookends by tapping designs in metal and mounting them on wooden bases. The Re a i Department's mid-summer display of handicraft is tentatively scheduled next week at Griswold Heights playground, and a musical instrument contest is scheduled at all sites Wednesday. lUain event of the week will be a checker and jacks tournament Tuesday afternoon at Prospect of boys' horseshoe contest: Harry Brown.

Monitors next week will be Harry Brown, Bill Chesky, Billy Dickinson, Dave Gage, Mary Sulli and Jean Welsh. Gcer Field. Attendance. 325. King and Doyle and Steve'Antoniak.

Market Place. Attendance, 208. Winners of th week's doll contest are Mary Crescenzo, Cathy Riley, Rita 'Vale ti and Beatrice Zalucki. Monito for next week: Mike Bruno, JVick. Ann CRsale, Sylvia Duffney, Fran Furciniti, Mike Fuzz, Jimmy Ma iano, Sherline Regall and Dann Roman.

101st Street. Attendance, 290. David Schnap and Sharon Kilgallon were selec ed as king and queen of the pla site. Monitors next week well ANNOUNCEMENT EDUCATIONAL EMPLOYMENT FINANCIAL FARMERS MARKET MERCHANDISE BARGAINS PBRSONAL SER BUSINESS SERVICE REAL ESTATE. ROOMS AND REAL ESTATE AUTOMOTIVE Hours Classified Ad a hours: to 7:30 P.M.

Monuay riday A.M. to 6 P.M. a a (j 7:30 P.M. Sunday. Convenience lation Index 1- 9 10- 19 20- 29 30- 39 KET 40- 49 50- 69 70- VICES 80- 89 ICE 90- 99 I'ENT 100-109 AHD HO'119 5ALE 120-129 130-145 EMPLOYMENT 20 'Help Wan ted --Men ELECTPJC MOTOR a i a part or lime.

Fractional h.p. motors. -S a i Albany, or 'phono A a JUNIOR co5t a a air conditioned offices. A a Brush Plastics Wau-rvllcl. i i a of Johnson Johnson.

Call Mr. JUietlwr, ARsenal 3-4S10. A w.ishman, PxpTicnofd, for vacation period. 2 wcoks. For a i a i i i Coliocs Hospital.

I A WANTED. American Cross senior, for Lake Laudcrdale. Call Cambridge, N. So75. EMPLOYMENT 1 2-1 JIclp Wanted-- Enjoy THE Many Benefits OF Permanent Work IN OUR Stitching Dept.

WE HAVE IMMKDIA.TE FOR a store. 1SS, Troy Rfcord Co. Write lo Box an An Ad-Taker as near to you our telephone. pick up your To work on i find a elcphone tnd an a a will help ou word your ad. to piaca ad.

cancel an ad or pay A ed advertisement bill, call or phone ny oi these ofticej; lain Office-Broadway and 5th Ave. AS J-2000 Cchoes Brancli Office-293 Ontario St. Branch Offic 1715 Broadway AR i a i i Office-SB North a i St. McV S14 Classified advertisements arc pub- ished in both The Troy RccCid (morn- and The Times Record i a a a license. Good and i i i Henry S.

Mantell I ST. TM A A for office work. i CE 7-192? wenual. Apply Troy Plate Glass 4-511)1. MAN WANTED chlTii ff cur's H- crnse.

Mu.n liav? a i and pood A a i a Furn i 1S7 Reinson St. Cohoc" the same day for one. price. AH advertisements start In the morninj: i i and appear in the evening edi- ion constituting full insertion, No advertisement counted as leaa a lines. To estimate cost first ietermine number lines by figuring five average words to the line.

Then multiply by the Rates One day NON-BUSINESS RATES 20 cents per line 16 cents per line per 14 cents per line per day days Situation wanted 14 cents per line per day BUSINESS RATES One day 24 cents per I 19 cents per line per day Six days 17 cents per line per day Contrct Rate on Application. National Rate 24c per line per day. VITAL NOTICES Deaths. Cards of Thanks. Conflrma- Ions, Engagements.

Births. Marriages. Anniversary Masses. In Memoriams. Resolutions of Respect.

Unveilinga. cents per line per day. The Troy Record Co. vrIK not tw Kponslbla for more than on: Incorrect naertion, also The Record Co. ri- erves the privilege of revising rejecting any advertisement (even a acceptance by art-taker) which it deer objectionable and to change the classification ot any advertisement from he ordered to conform to the policy oi Companr- ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost and Found BILLFOLD Lost at Hudson River Drive-in, a i i money, i ant papers.

Generous reward. Gordon Pettcys. R.D. 1. Greenwich.

Gr. 7032. MAN--Well dressed, ambitious. Permanent position for local territory. Car necessary.

canvassing no i necessary. $125 week or more, plus expense refund. Write Box ISO, Troy Record Co MAX who would a i a nice home, i i board, room and garage in a for srrvtcos arourid and grounds. Able to spare 15 to 17 hours weekly. Located 20 i i Troy, or A a Call A a O-404S, MEN, IS or over for restaurant counter work.

Apply White Tower, 65 Congress Troy. MEN i car? to deliver telephone di- in Troy. Walorvljet, Cohoes. a i and a i Piece work basis. Apply Tuesday a.m Aug.

5 Russrll Distributing Co. 28 Hoosick Trov. Collar, Cuff and Pocket Attachers Fellers Sleeve Inserters Buttonholers Button Sewers Experienced or Inexperienced APPLY IN PERSON BUT NOT BEFORE AUG. The Employment Office OF Cluett, Peabody A P. M.

NO PHONE CALLS PLEA5K EXPERIENCED Sewing Machine ors ON SALESMEN and servicemen wanted, part time. Good salary. a ager. a i a Auto Stores, 275 River Trov. Service Station Attendants Needed by Major Oil Company A SUN OIL CO.

Stop 33 Rd. SHORT ORDER COOK. S65 per week. Apply in person at the Crossroads, Latham. N.

Y. MEN'S A SHIRTS Also SPORT SHFRTS M. Nirenbere Sons, Inc. 750--2ND TROT EXPERIENCED Telephone Operator PBX board. A in person.

Star Woolen Saratoga and I to work in bakery frosting cakti. Day work. Experience, preferred but not necessary. Excellent pay. Ca.ll A a 3-5222.

GIRLS for Kenrral -work in factory- i conditions. Tiny Town Togs. 2 RrVer St. KITTEN LOST pital. on nar Leonard TRUCK OR BUS MECHANIC--Only one thoroughly experienced on.

and a i i a i busses or heavy duty trucks need apply. 3625 4th" Watervlifjt. ARsenal 3-2424 or Albany 62-27H. Hos-, A 2 for on tli I PIN. lost i a noon on bus from Watoj-ford to" Tray.

value. i gladly pive reward. ADanis S-04SG. WALLET LOST--Brown. Contains li- censp and registrations.

Call AShley 2-5259 or 72D River Troy. WALLET LOST--Brown, man's wallet lost i i i Troy Theater. Please ret valuable papers, keep money. Call ARsenal 4 Personals HAIR removed permanently, electrolysis. No regrowth guaranteed.

27 years', experience. Ernest and Mildred Swanjon. 113 State SL Albany 3-49SS. 5 Auto.Transportation ROOM for 3 or to G. E.

or Alco, to 5. Phone G. E. Ext. 231S or AShlcv a p.m.

job train- nip. to Irani i and heating. i i i a i A i a Rcmsesi Cohoos. YOUNG MAN. 21 years or over, i a i 5 ft.

10 in or i Good i Stock clerk. Phone AShley 2-4012. For a BIG OPPORTUNITY a i i rooting a i i alcsntan. We pay highest commission and bonus in Tri State ADanis S-759I or BRidg HOUSE of Stewart has i for one i i director. Must be over-23.

For i i call AShley 4-5235. HOUSEKEEPER (40-55). 'Good disposition, refined, cooperative. Wanted for doctor's home. 2 arfuIts.

Resi- i a section. Contact Laibach Emp Service, Boardman AShley 2-06SU. NURSE, practical, licensed, for night. i 11 p.in.-7 a.m. for Afrrd.

Troy. Call i i i Home AShley 4-45H Secretary typist, general office experience. Excellent working conditions. Liberal idge 9-3629. advantages.

Write Box 200, Troy Rec- 21 Salesmen Wanted 10 Schools and Cmlcrei Experienced preferred but will consider sincere, hard worker with i i i a tive nnrl ability. JZesulnr benefits; "yes" mm or are interested in securing- the services of tcady who in not a a i pet out ami contact trnrlo and k-ho i work for of- erred by NEMITH THE COMPTOMETER short course. Free placement. Frte lit- Agcs 170 State Christine Brown, Ann Mar Albany. Phone Albany 4-osi6.

O'Neil and Elaine Pissitello. 112th Street. Attendance, 1,605. Chris Allen is this week's checker Champion. Monitors next week: Christine Allen, Sis Harrington, Sharon Mertens and Roger Shearer.

120th Street. Attendance, 275. Monitors will be selected during the week. 126th Street. Attendance, 356.

Ronnie Tngue Monitors next week: Jackie Car- and Judy Holschaw were named roll, Pat and Turk Durand, Billy Evcrton and Phil Holland. Griswold Heights. Attendance, 614. Special events this week included a hot dog roast at tho playground. Winners of the king and queen contest are Donald a vill be Dan Bobby O'ConnclI, Lynda Pender- Pnrk, with a horseshoe tournament Sasl a Jo cc sers Throughout city's 23 progress simultaneously.

Jncli-i Kinloch Park. sites this week increased participa-! i a playground champions, both ion was noticed in active sports bo vs ancl 6' rls participate. Reports from the various play- Altendancc, 371. A series of basketball games ancl horseshoe con- 10 Trade Schools BE A OOOD PROVIDER, learn the high a i i trade, in a. fcw tveeks.

evenings, or weekend i i x-elcrans acccpt- fi. Modern Welding School, 1740 B'way, Schenccladv 6. N. 20 20 Help Wanted--Men A A PRESSERS Good i conditions and salary. A i ar point in Riv- (O'Connell, and Norine Pca- rims easterly on n.

line parallel to mid Rohlnfon's line J3-t feet; Thence northerly on a line par- to castrrly line of River Street 26 feet: thence westerly on a line par allel with northerly line of xai! Robinson's lot so safd Jlne of Pivcr -Sfrect; thence alonsr line of P.ivcr Strco 26 feet. the plncr of he.clnninp. cor! Taininc 26 feet front snrl a anrl deep, yairl prcmirc." beins known Street, number 901 River Street, Troy Said wilt be jolrt tn and ali covenants nntl restrtctlnns nf If any. ani subject to such state of facts as an accurate Jturvey o' th" premises a Dated: July IS. 1952.

NANCY CAPT.AN* Referee DONALD C. MscLEAN Attorney for a i i Office and P.O. National i Banlt i i New city ch.Tmpionshiij. Bcman Park defeated Gcer Field, 5L to 39. Don Attendance, 1,375.

Winners of the king and queen contest are ton, lor next week tacludc Garcia, Bobby and Jackie Rce nd a THK PKOPLK of the or Nw York To T. UTiltehnrst. -fame? SAnlror. Barrirof, Biirrtrof MlMred Nikkl Bnrdrof Csnriy Lee Bardrof. Upon thp T.

at BO Maple A Troy. N. Y. You are i to show rr- forr the Surrogate'. 1 Court of a i County.

th? Court tn the City of Trey, New York, on 2nd tlay 'sep at ten o'clock in the forenoon of ihRt flay, why the last will anrt twtamem of Matilda F. Whitehurst a el the City oT Troy, Xcw York. shouM ftfii be to i us a will of real anfl properly. IX WITNESS WHRRFIOF have cauporl seal of nur F.iM Coiirt to be hereunto affixcrt. (L.5.) WITNT.5S: EtAVARD DON- OI1TJK, Surrogate of fall County, nt the of Trc; this StS riav of July.

A A A Clerk of Surrocftte's Court. Nntirr. I NOTICR hrret.y 'pivcn a Corr.ptroUer has causert an a i a i i I i msde, of firrnl of Fire DL'trict Town of Schashticokc, N. V. for period hepinr.Inp on Jan.

1, and i on i December .11. 1951. The report of rath has hecn in my i i It a pubilc record, a a fciBptellon by all ARTHUR PERREAULT, Secretary. I Cor. ara1nea and Court a 51s.

COHOES Riiey Park. Attendance, 326. Butch Coiwill and Joan Harris were named king and queen. Monitors next week. Tom Amyot, Mariam Belcher, John BeUinger, David Blain, Mary Kny O'Connor and Shaver.

ity? Fieltl. Attendance, 307. Billy i a a and Marilyn Mancino were named i and queen. Monitors for week include Marge Curwin, a and Ned Hickey, Nancy LaBcllc.i FOR I A Judy i a a Pat Noble iv Chuck Tyrcll. i "OY School 14.

Fifth Ave. Diner. Apply in peris on or BEflford 5-9553. king and queen. Monitors next week: Jim Mysliec, Bill Simmons and Gayle Tague.

Prospect Park. 337 i Av Trov. Attendance, 980. This WAXTE'D winner in horseshoes is Mickey' Eates. The checker champion is Pat Crispo.

In sports, Jack Yaiser was outstanding for his 55 foul shots in succession on the basketball court. Monitors next week: Joe Ccrulli, Pat Crispo and Jackie Hems. Rcnssclscnvyck. Attendance, 555. O'Con- Expenenced Garnett Tenders 2nd Shift Work APPLY Troy Waste Mfg.

Co. MACHINIST orrt Co. SHIRT OPERATORS EXPERIENCED 0--5 Mi Avc. Troy Clothing an Furriishiri! Salesman "Experienced Wanted nt once A Thomas Me Bride 4 Fulton St. Here Is The Answer TO Your Higher Cost Of Living Problem a i a a J75-J125 per ive while a i i Xo c.invasstn^ or contact work.

Must he 45. cnr appearance and not a a i hard work. A a 5-2'liil for i i MEN'-- i for rm-Tt 21 to 35 a i in sales a Collepe a i i i I a i a i of tntTvie-sv tvhjrh a ho a a by a i AS. 2-2521 bet I I a.m. a7iti 1 i Sleeve facers Cuff Runner Collar Bander CAN USE A FEW TO LEARN F.

JACOBSON SONS son JUVER ST. Steady Work Full Union Benefits In Our SALES I Soundly established a a i i i a a i Us sales covrr- a The program presents an op- i vith A for an aggressive nm7i with te.diniral a i i and some a expe.rirnc?. a po- Occasional travel. a a open. i and i i a Box 157.

Troy Record Co. 22 Positions Wanted--Men Attendance, 188. Peter i i and Nancy Jean Preston were a Musi Know All Machines BOX 173 OFFICE HCUP available to business firms ami i i Kr.ctuce of- tfi a load periods and special work in office. Lrt us cio your ofCir''. i i orri.i a i rC'rort? i a i i i i a a i a a i a i i i i a n-ork Hicrh- a i work ivitli i i a i i i 1.f*i u.s i of i and i 1 any office as- Piiono CBdnr part i i Avork, i i and a a pr' 1 in i i a i i BFMford Sewing Dept.

V7e Have Immediate Openlnfi Tar Sleeve Inserters Cuff Attachers Sleeve Facers TROT I I SHIRT INC. 505 ONTARIO ST. II COHOES Stenographer to 25. Good salary, 5 day, '40 hour week. Air conditioned office, vacation i pay, hospital and sura nee plan.

A A 62-1221 FAA3 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO. 560 BROADWAY MENANDS king and queen. Monitors forf TROY TO inexl week: Manuclla Ti (WAITRESS a i A Calfdo' oS! Rc.ta ranl. i man 1 a 1 Apply 375 poort of Jerry Lec, Diana McGralh Nancy Jean Preston. School J5.

i king and queen. Monitors next I Attendance, 191. Monitors wi be Billy Ambrose. Doris crocrry i i Can A I A Experience i a i A Clermont RM- "ol 3rd Troy. and Peggy Graver were a 24 Help Wanted--Women week will be Karen Dahl, i Cullilon, Bridget Hennesey, Bobby Manville, Judy Scott and Susan i McCrea and Billy Tempcl.

i Wells. School 12. wnntfrtT Sheridan Avenue. Attendance, 976, Heather Fac-' Tail! Shop, Attendance, 316. Mike Butler i a and Frank I a will be' and Gail Reynolds were chosen i monitors next week.

king and queen. Monitors ncxlirr, week: Ann Blair, Fred Brown, Tommy Dean, Jane Murray, Tim lia(: Chilrtron's ro a factory. Co- i a i personality, neat Garment Ontario a a meeting Exporicncrr! in A A i 320 River GRADUATION VY-- Snent seven indents thcjr certificates oC completion fron the State Veterans Vocational School in Troy. Rev. Richard J.

Walsh of St. Joseph's Church, "Green Island, is shown above, giving the invocation. Others on the stage, left lo right, are: Joseph E. Milano, registrar; George E. Holliday, director, and Erwin G.

Simmons, State Education Department, speaker. Wciscnforth and Janice Wilson. Van Every. i Attendance, 612. Monitors will! be named during the week.

Attendance, 470. Bobby Haskins 1 REMNANTS I a i Felt Base-- Plbstic Tremendous Savings DEVANE'S WAREHOUSE 27 Harrison Place Open Days 8 to 4:30 A I I A A a i i i work also a a i ably. pay In Troy, pin- 1 Vacation with pay. maid i A i person, I CASH1ER A SHOK DKPT. i a i experience but not essential.

I A a a of Slioe a 2nd P'loor i STANLEYS Third St. Troy ni. Troy Record Co. Part time. Saleswomen Wanted A I i weekly commission for a i lovply dresses.

jriycti to you JiiFt show Fashions Frocks to i No canvassing, investment or i Fashion Frocks. Dept. 1852. i i a i Ohio. ANTE for drc.js dr- a Full or part time.

Apply, to Porsoimo! Office. The Peerless River St. Classified Continued on Next Page.