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Mrs. Valerie L. Hardina. BROOKLYN EAGLE, THURSDAY, AUG. 12, 1943 MUSIC OF THE DAY 4 SOCIETY Hewlett Garden Scene Yesterday Of Low-Murray Bridal; Other News Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Final Stadium Concert of Season Boasts Three Soloists, All of the Philharmonic Something of a family party for members of the Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra rounded out the 26th season of Summer concerts at Lewisohn Stadium last night.

First of all, there was Weldon Wilbur, first horn player, who was 5 Hewlett, Aug. 12 A marriage of particular interest to Long Island socialites yesterday a captain in the Nassau County uiapter or tne American Red Cross, and Lt. Francis Hine Low, U. S. N.

The cere 5 0 "'jfcmmi soloist in nis own arrangement of Handel's "Concerto Piccolo." Then John Corigliano, the concert master, and Zoltan Kurthy, first violist, teamed up for Mozart's Concertante for Violin and Viola. It was all very pleasant for a fair sized audience, but lt hardly added up to a grand finale even though Beethoven's Fifth Symphony was the final number. Mr. Wilbur left no uncertainty concerning his merits as a horn player. He was excellent.

The Handel gave him every opportunity to display a facile technique, especially in rapid passages, and a mastery of playing softly. He got the applause of the evening. Mr. Corigliano and Mr. Kurthy played well, but the tone of their Instruments was unfortunately distorted by the amplification, thus robbing them of the effects of their musicianship.

It was a particular pleasure to hear Mr. Corigliano phrase his music so tastefully and convey a degree of vitality that is always refreshing. He promises to be most interesting when the regular Carnegie Hall concerts are re sumed in the Fall. Alexander Smallens conducted his VI Weds U. ttooeri nyna i Mr.

and Mr. Arthur Edgecombe Lethbridff Jr. of 35 Prof pect Park West announce the marriage on Aug. 6 of their daughter, Mrs. Valerie Lethbrldr Harding, to Lt.

Robert Wheeler Rynd, United States Navy, son of Mrs. Charles Rynd of West-field, N. formerly of Brook iyn. The ceremony took place in the chapel at Bronson Field, Pen-sacola, Fla. Offers Nurse's Aide Uniform Upon Entering Marines There Is a complete nurse's aid uniform and cap awaiting a volunteer who will take the 80-hour Bed Cross Nurse's Aide course, It was disclosed today by Mrs.

Walter Van Campen of Bellerose, nurse aide chairman for the Central Queens Red Cross Chapter. The nurse's aide who claims tills uniform will have the honor of replacing another nurse's aide who has enlisted in the U. S. Marina Corps. Miss Mary MacDonald of 8602 111th Richmond Hill, learned recently that Jier fiance is a Japanese prisoner and Is out of action for the duration.

Miss Mac-Donald was a member of the Red Cross Nurse's Aide Corps for a year and served 200 hours at Jamaica Hospital. When she heard that her fiance was not on the firing line she determined to enlist in the marines, was inducted two weeks ago and is now awaiting assignment. SCHOOLS AND COI.T.F.CKS THOROUGH BUSINESS TRAINING! Our short, intMiiv court in secretarial training prepares High School graduates for superior positions in business and professions. Interesting positions secured for graduates of the course. Individual instruction.

Moder ate tuition. Established 1M4. Booklet i THE C. F. YOUNG SCHOOL for Sacratorial Training 24 Sidney Brooklyn KeirhU, N.

Y. MAtn 4-0793 Sallp MilitnrT AcademT. Otkdale. I Aocrfdited collet! preparation under Broth-irs nf th Christian Schools. R.

O. T. C. Travel TTJayLine 11 VP tin HUDSON Wl BAY 0UTINM TBBWItR tdtYICI ft AllAMV MANHATTAN VISITORS Miss Dorothy Lowther of 35-64 89th Jackson Heights, and Ensign P. Breck Hosmer of New Rochelle, N.

were photographed on the Starlight Roof of the Waldorf-Astoria, Manhattan, during a recent visit. Wartime Buying Pointers Personals Concerning Local and L. I. People ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs.

William Schildt of 4618 Snyder Ave. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Helen Schildt, to Ensign James B. Brady, U. S. N.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Brady of H98 E. 54th St. Miss Schildt is a graduate of S.

J. Tilden High School and Ensign Brady is a graduate of St. Francis Prep and St. Francis College. Jane Hutchinson to Wed Corp.

A. H. Munkenbeck Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.

Hutchinson of Elmhurst announce the engagement or their daughter, Miss Jane Hutchinson, to Corp. Arthur H. Munkenbeck son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H.

Munkenbeck of 745 Argyle Road. Miss Hutchinson studied voire under Irene Barbour. Corporal Munkenbeck was graduated from Polytechnic Preparatory Country Day School and Dartmouth College, where he wall a member of Zeta Psi. At present he is attending; officer candidate school at Fort Sill. Okla.

Willkonn Phelan Mrs. Irving S. Sayford of 194 Gelston Ave. announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Mildred Elizabeth Willkonn, to Sgt. William Phelan of Brooklyn.

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Miles Kaitenditck 25th performance for the season with that competence expected of him. His program began with Cherubinl's Overture to "Anacreon" and included what was noted as a first performance of Castelnuovo-Tedesco's "American Rhapsody." Perhaps lt was a first hearing for this score, but it all sounded so familiar and so ordinary that its brevity was its chief asset. The audience was markedly unimpressed. It is reported that over 300,000 persons attended the Stadium Concerts during the season. They came in large groups or in startlmgly small numbers, suggesting that a restudy of the whole Stadium policy may be in order for another year.

Eleven conductors were too many, and the special nights bore too much the stamp of repetition. It was opera that caught the fancy this Summer. Perhaps this popularity should be cultivated. Only four concerts of the eight-week season were postponed because of rain, so it wasn't the weather that was responsible for the poor attendance on nights when the programs were strictly orchestral. That development is one of the most interesting sidelights of the season.

Small, strong stitches of Rood thread. Firmly sewn linings, of strong fabric. at the sleeve linings in particular.) Firm, strong bindings and facings. (Bindings should be BIAS-cut on curved parts of the garment.) Generous material across shoulders, in sleeves, across skirt and other points likely to be skimped. Properly fitted shoulder pads.

Firmly-sewn buttons, pockets, bell-loops. Belts NOT mounted on buckram or synthetic leather. Serviceable buttons, zippers, hooks, decorations. yesterday. "I have been working for weeks toget large supplies of low cost tomatoes to the housewives in New York.

Now I have them. They are in your city's markets and I want to see every woman can them while they are at this low price. Can and keep on canning tomatoes until they cost 714 cents. Then stop. Tomatoes are easy to can.

Most of us like to eat tomatoes. And the nutritionists have proven that they are very good for us too." ISLAM! water, bathing, fishing-, meals. Use L. 1. met.

Reasonable. Booklet. E. KING. COUNTY CORNWALL.

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Modern, swim iports; moderate rates; churches. Booklet. Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Garden City, Aug. 12 Ralph S. Damon of 11th St.

was honored at a dinner given by A. N.Kemp, president of the American Airlines, at the Hotel Pierre on Tuesday. Mr. Damon recently returned to his post as vice president of the American Airlines after serving as president of the Republic Aviation Corporation, Mr. and Mrs.

Elford E. Steele and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Horton of Garden City celebrated Mrs.

Steele's birthday on Monday evening by dining at the Starlight Roof of the Waldorf-Astoria and attending the performance of 'Kiss and Tell." Mr. and Mrs. John K. Gurney of Carteret Place have as house guests Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur L. O'Brien of Eastern Shore, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Gurney gave a dinner for I heir visitors during the early week.

Other visitors in Garden City include Mrs. Clarence Howlett of Brooklyn, who is the guest of Mr. f.re.ie.lee. J-LS. ttewalTai Bseyssi 3.

Odv Seae.y O.I, lv. W. 42d St a 9 20110.00 1.45 UStkSl. 9 40 10.30 3.06 Yonkm 10. 1100 Ar.

101150 l'35 4tl0 Br Ml 12(55 "Newburgh 12(40 2100 6IS0 Poughknptia 1(30 1(00 Kingston Pt. a. 25 "CaukiU "Usdms S5 Ar. ALBANY Being able to judge quality in clothes and clothes construction is becoming of more and more importance as incomes shrink under wartime overhead. Even if you are not an expert on fabrics, there are a lot of small points which will tip you off on which clothes are worth spending your money on and which aren't.

Here is what to look for according to "How to Take Care Your Clothes." a new consumer booklet issued by the Dan River Mills: Closely woven, film fabrics, with many evenly-twisted yarns to the square Inch. (Hold the fabric up to the light to see if it meets this standard.) Wide, generous seams and hems. Well-finished buttonholes. LaGuardia Urges Tomato Buying "For five cents you can now buy a pound of tomatoes in the city markets," Mayor LaGuardia announced in a special statement The Canteen Is financed by voluntary contributions and the proceeds of bridge parties held on the second Wednesday afternoon of each month at the Canteen. There are no salaries paid.

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PI 17 PI II7I7 HOUSe. CATRKII.L. VlLiCll mini pool, sports. Near WAYSIDE HOUSE Csokiburg, N. trrilnneri'g TWINMT UnlKT KA PARK, On 343, all Y.

mat. I 1 1 united Miss Susanne Murray, A. Lynch, the former Miss Florence Sullivan of Lawrence, was the only other attendant. Both wore similar frocks of white net modeled along the lines of the bride's gown. They carried white gladioli buds Lied in mass green ribbon and wore the same flowers in their hair.

Capt. E. Herrick Low of the army was his brother's best man and there were no ushers. To Live in Florida After a brief wedding trip, the couple will go to Banana River, where they expect to make their home and where the bridegroom is assigned to the naval air station. Mrs.

Low attended the Lawrence School and Miss Hewitt's Classes and made her bow in 1936. She Is the granddaughter on her father's side of Mrs. Russell Murray of New York and of the late Mr. Murray. Russell Murray 2d is her brother.

Lieutenant Low is a brother of Mrs. G. Philip Lynch of Cedarhurst. He Is a graduate of Yale '34, where he was elected to Wolf's Head and is a member of the Union and Rockaway Hunting clubs. He is a well-known sportsman both in hunting and fishing circles.

He was married in 1936 to the former Miss Faith A. Locke, from whom he was divorced in Florida on May 1 last and by whom he has a daughter, Faith, born in February, 1942. She is now Mrs. Charles Simon ton Moffett. Powers Gillespie The marriage of Miss Mary Winston Powers, daughter of Mrs Lansing Woodruff Powers of 32 Cayuga Rye.

and the late Mr. Powers, to J. Stuart Gillespie TJ. 3. N.

son of J. Stuart Gillespie of Norwalk, and the late Mrs. Jessamine S. Gillespie, formerly of Brooklyn, will take place on Sunday. The ceremony will be performed at 4:30 o'clock in Christ Church, Rye, by the Rev.

Dr. Clifton Macon, assisted by the Rev. J. Raymond McWilliam Jr. of Garden City.

A reception for the immediate families and bridal party will follow at the parish house. Mrs. Hedge Wickwire will be matron of honor, Miss Natalie Morgan maid of honor and the bridesmaids will be Mrs. Donn E. Kelley and Miss Me eg an Brophy.

Gerard Thurston Southwick will be best man and the ushers will include Robert Andrews. Elias des Brosse Hunter, Hedge Wickwire and Floyd S. Bennett Jr. Tilt Rowbottom The marriage of Miss Virginia Diane Tilt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert William Tilt of Rock-ville Centre, to Lt. Joseph Tints-man Rowbottom TJ. S. N. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Rowbottom, also of Rockville Centre, will take place tomorrow in the Episcopal Church of the Ascension. The ceremony will be performed, bv the Rev. Seward G. Sherwood, the pastor.

The prospective bridegroom's father will be best man. Mrs. Daniel J. McElveney Jr. will be matron of honor.

Lotierzo Giuffrida Mrs. Nettie Lotierzo of 148 21st St. announces the forthcomtrg marriage of her daughter. Miss Mildred Lotierzo, to 1st. Lt.

Joseph G. Giuffrida, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Giuffrida of 4014 6th Ave. The couple will be married on Sun-da in St.

John's Church at 4:30 o'clock and will leave for Kentucky shortly afterward. Lieutenant Giuffrida will report to Camp Campbell, Kentucky. Miss Eleanor Lotierzo will be maid of honor for her sister and Dr. John Mussio will be best man. C'asaretti Paresi Miss Marie Jane daughter of Mrs.

Madeline Paresi of 118 Beverly Road, and the late Anthony Pare.M, was married on Sunday to Pt. Edward Casarcttl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred CasareUi. The ceremony was performed by the pastor at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church.

The bride was given in marriage her uncle, Vito Paresi, and was attended by her sister, Miss Ann Paresi. The best man was John Casaretti and Matthew Paresi was the usher. A reception followed at the bride's mothers home. After a short, trip the bridegroom will return to his Moeller Sharon Mrs. George A.

Moeller Wood-haven announces the engagement her daughter, Miss Margaret F. Moeller, to Ensign William A. Sharon, U. S. N.

son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Sharon of Old Greenwich, Conn. Miss Moeller is a senior at Maryland College for Women, Lutherville.

Easign Sharon was graduated from Yale University last December. St 'og mony was performed at 5:30 o'clock in the garden of the home of the bride's grandparents, Brigadier General ar.d Mrs. Charles Elliot Warren, on Georges Boulevard, by the Rev. Paul F. Boiler, rector of the First Presbyterian Church, Far Rockaway.

A reception with dancing followed. Announcement ol the couple's betrothal was made Sunday by the bride's parents, Mr. end Mrs. Herman S. Murray, of Woodmere, following Lieutenant Low's unexpected return on leave, and the wedding was hurriedly arranged within three days, typically war fashion, 1943.

The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ethelbert He Low of New York and Woodmere. The couple exchanged nuptial vows before the pool, where an improvised altar decorated with white gladioli was erected in the all-green garden of the Warren estate. The bride wore a simple gown of white lare, made with a sweetheart neckline, long, tight sleeves, a tight bod-Ice and full skirt, which formed a train.

Her long tulle veil was draped from a pearl coronet and she carried a bouquet of stephanotis and white orchids. Mrs. Charles T. Loveiing 2d (Margaret Murray; was her sister's matron of honor, and Mrs. Edmund BRIDE Mrs.

Louis Pflug was Miss Jane Ruddy of 1206 Greene Ave. prior to her recent marriage. AT RECEPTION Robert F. Kelly and his bride (Ethel Hall) cut their wedding cake on the Hotel Bossert Marine Roof. Mrs.

Kelly is the daughter of Mrs. Thomas H. Murphy of 131 78th St. and Mr. Kelly is the son of Mr and Sidney Kelly of 345 50th St.

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and Mrs. Harry Wykes Whltehill of Wellington Road. Miss Louise Bingham of East Orange is the guest of Miss Ruth Carpenter of Clinton Road. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Wells of North Grafton, N. are with Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Sweatt of Wellington Road.

Lt. and Mrs. Charles Holland announce the birth of a son, Charles Michael Holland, on Aug. 3 at the Methodist Hospital. Mrs.

Holland Is the former Miss Hortense Mac-lary. Lieutenant Holland is home on furlough from North Camp Hood, Texas. Mrs. William Scheeieof Brooklyn has arrived at Pocono Manor for an annuel visit to last until over the Labor Day weekend. William J.

Staudinger of 1135 E. 19th St. is spending the balance of this month at the Manor, and Miss Lillian Pol-hemus of 89-17 91st Wood-haven, has arrived for a week's visit. The Bay Ridge Canteen Is open for service 'men from noon until midnight and entertains approximately 300 men In uniform daily. 1 ThtSuiaadi do and won-dM why tbir dtnturM rvmaia aull aa tin-md why lhy uHr with affnrfia tlantur bcoatl.

ThV to raaliM that wattr alone ia aot a claaaaiag aaant but mow, thara'a a gnat formula parfaet-ad by a aaat.it. ullad Stara-IQaaa that thoroughly claaaa falae taath frifhoui harmful bnuhingl ftaap.y put a littla Stara-Klaan Pawdar ia a flat of watar aoalt your taath now thay sparkla, ara raally cUaa and look life tha day your daatiat Mid, "Don't thov look nat urall1" Try Stara-Klaaa laat roata oaly 301 At drugittti FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, plaintiff, against ROSE R. WALDMAN, et al defendants. TANNER, SILLCOCKS FRIEND, Plaintiffs Attorneys.

No. 1 Madison Avenue. New York. Pursuant to judgrment dated July 14ih, 1943. I will sell in one parcol at public auction, by Nathaniel Sliuter, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Rct Estate Exchange Salesroom.

No. 189 Montague Street. Brooklyn. Kinns County. Citv and State of New York, on the 27ih day of August, 1943, at 12 o'clock noon, the mortgaged premises due, led by haid judgment to be sold, being ALL thai certain lot.

piece, or parcel of land with the buildings aiitl iinpro thereon, situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brnoklvn, Count of Kings. City and Slate of New York, hounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the southerly aide of 38th Street distant 340 feet easterly from the corner formed by the Intersection of th southerly side of 38th Street with the easterly side of loth Avenue: running thence southerly parallel with 13th Avenue 95 feet 2 inches: thence easterly parallel with 38th Street 4(1 feel: thence northerly again parallel with 15th Avenue 9: feet 2 inches to the southerly side of 38th Street, and thence westerly along the southerly side of 3Sth Street. 40 feet to the point or place of beginning. The above described premises lie in Section Ifi. lllock 53H nn the Land Man of the County of Kings.

TOGETHER with Hie appurtenances. SUBJECT TO and TOGKTHER WITH the benefits nf Illy flcclaraiions ol easements recorded In l.ibcr of Couvevances. at pages 116 and lilt, respectively. TOGETHER iili all fixtures, apparatus and appurtenances and such other goods and chattels and personal property bs are ever furnished by at landlord in letting or operating a building similar to the one herein described which are attached to said building in any manner. SUBJECT TO: Any state of fads that an accurate survey would show: also to all violations, if any.

of any Slale or Municipal departments; also to zone regulations, and to existing monthly tenancies not cut off bv action. WILLIAM .7. GRACE 6 I'll He Neesl fer HARMFUL IKUSHIN Connet'liout Sound CONN. Overlooking L. I.

Sound. Opens Season. Rooms onlv. Restaurants shore BELST0NE HOTEL walk from hotel. Rates S10 and $12 weekly.

WESTBROOK, for the 1943 a an a 1 isuwuu 2i800 ft. elevation. Nr. Middlesex County, Conn. LAKE VIEW HOUSE boatina.

bathina, tennis; home conklns. VERMONT Qr'HDi'apnFR'Q MOUNTAIN LAKE table, amiutnients. Cairo. PICKWICK LODGE SOI ND pool; a.l PURLING INN East Pl'ltLING N. V.

products; all home Modern resort. Ample supply fresh farm baking; sports: churches. Booklet. EDGEW00D FALLS FARM Farm Produce. Ercellent Meals.

Swimming Horses nearby. Booklet. The Bay Ridge Canteen, maintained solely by the Bay Ridge Women's Community Service at 6214 4th plans as its next activity a baseball game on Aug. 22, when the Canteen team will cross bats with the Jewish Welfare Board-U. S.

O. Club team on Shore Road at 79th St. William Sullivan, program director of the Canteen, announces that a moonlight sail has been arranged for Wednesday night, Aug. 25. The group will leave the Canteen at 7:30 o'clock and board the S.

S. City of Keansburg at the Battery at 8:30 for a sail down the bay, returning at midnight. Sunday morning 100 service men and 50 Junior hostesses, chaperoned by senior hostesses, traveled to New Dorp Beach, S. where they were guests of the Staten Island Defense Recreation Committee. The party was welcomed by Mrs.

Michael Ber-gin, chairman of program and extension services, who opened all of the facilities of the center. Swimming, beach sports and a lively soft-ball game between the service men and the Canteen girls filled out an interesting, healthful and typically American day, despite the fact that the girls won the ball game by a score of 14 to 9. A picnic supper was served in the recreation hall. Dancing and group singing followed. Sure results ar guaranteed when you use this famous 69-year-old exterminator.

PASTE FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY MANUFACTURERS TRUST COMPANY as trustee, plaintiff, vs. 177 KT. GREbS el defends nl NEWMAN BISCO. Plaintiff? Attorneys, i9 Broadway, New York, PURSUANT to enfrrrl Ti'l" 27, 1 will at public 111'' Brooklyn Salf Room ial Km Me Bxi-hensje.

1 Piooklyii. N. bv M.C,i;iN.E,.S A- El I.L.Y. on Aim'un 2i, 194'1 at 1'J o'l'loi nuoll. tlv moi infill iff and persoml properly direrti.il by the judgment be "'d.

Miuated on the easterly side of Fort Greene Place, distant 273 feet southerly from the southeasterly corner of Han.on Place and Fort Greene Place, fronting feet 6 inches on Fort Greene Place, and the same distance in the rear, with a depth of 1(10 feet on each side, both the northerly and oiillierlv boundaries runninit rart of tile distance thr.iuKh a party wall, and known as 177 Fort Greene Place. Patcd. Antrum- 3. IMS. PKN.IAMIN pCHTFTF.n.

il I'll at S3 Durham Modem. airs- Mattresses. Pool, all sports. Casino, danciuj. Churches N.

I. Freehold 19. Sports, neai reasonable. Booklet. IDA O'SHGA.

sports. Excellent food and service. MRS. H. FIELD 117 CI nfifSI BOX BASV DURHAM, N.

y. Comf. rooms, eic. table; new con-TTfaLiLmil crete pool, other sports; reasonable rates. Bklt.

Tel. Freehold. N. I. n'CUC A UflllVla tAST DURHAM, waa4j-B, iiuuuaa Catholic Church; CI DkCT UflTTCr FA8T DURHAM.

N. Y. (Root, Modem. 80 acres ssirs a iiuuuli or fun and beds. See Eagle Guide Near all churches.

Greenville, N. PINE SPRINGS House Cottages FREEHOLD, N. Y. Iianclng. di'mtflad entrrtainnitnt featnrid nltelj in ultra-modrn rasiro.

Morlrrn house and roitazra. New beds. InnfMpruig mattreitra. fcwllenl food: tirst-rtana chef. Swim, aliuffleboard.

tennis, ping-pontt. handball baseball. Iunn br.irtlng, .10 Npar alliolte and Protestant rluirchM IMerestlna hnnklet. H.ainnahl. rales.

Or consult Brooklsn Eagle Reiorl Bureau (or quick tnformatJiii. All outside rooms. Excellent bus service. showers; run. on Lake Foeotonana.

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Water sports, tennis, dancmn. horseback riding; also social director. Sll 10 $25 weekly. Booklet tree. H.

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L. A. KOPP. Prop. L'LSTER COUNTY TROWBRIDGE FARM KND SEASON KYSFRIKE.

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N. V. An idea vacation place known for lis excellent food, plentifully served. All game, swimming, boating bv the house. ist see to appreciate i12 up.

Booklet. Lihriy 1066-J MRS MART W1NDISCH. East Durham MT. SPRING FARM ASIILRY PAHji. N.jl.

ASBURY CARLTON mar. and Eorastaa Plan. OPEN ALL YtAR H. S. jaiksen.

Mir. Phena Albury Part 4200 Atbury Hollywood l'rulj Informal. Mod. Amer. and Europ S2 un Tel.

2042 ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS I 0 LAKE COLONY Inn ano rmtaBt' m'llfrn' fifrl' rvwr. hnriashna har arrhrtra. Ral, rannahla. Bhll. IES.TIR rilllSREW.

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bowling, lAaLiV If IVE.SJ 1 rtlUYI ehutfleboard. tae. table, apply for ralea. Bklt. (thinner I.ee!i in the MAPIF PFQT ltED.

N. V. Modern. Baihlsg. danrlnr.

amusemanla. Nr. ratbolls. a-'Sj IXLisJ 1 proleitant rhurihea. Booklet.

Moderate. 994 F4 Catsklll. J. I. K0PCR.

Windham, IV. Y. Catskill N. J. Tal.

223. EaMly raaaheS R. R. bus esnaelnl. eald aater all noma.

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I. Windham Modern. All sots I'lrXi lad 1 EAIMCe Showers Bxl. table. inn.

Anpl? for rates. Bklt Lake llopalennit, J. QTYY VIII A IAKE H0PATC0NG. a a as. lathing.

hat and PENNSYLVANIA Lake Como, Pa. PA. Tel. 1:1. Elevation 2,000 feel.

Own Modern. Onod food. Bathing, nutting, tennli. THE GILCHRIST shiifllelitistd. Rates on.

Booklet. Tel. LAKE COMO. private lake. take Como IX C.FO.

OILCIIRIST. Pa. Covins PLENTY OF MEAT in mtl form Pike fnunlv. HIGHLAND LAKE hat'nine: Tel. 1 OTTO WINKI.s.R.

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