KODAK COMPANY
Copyright 1947 by Eastma n K odak Compa ny, Rochester, N . Y . December 18. 1947 Trademark Six Retain Coined 60 Top Ma~k Years Ago For Safety Sixty years ago this month Six Kodak units were strivin g - in December 1887-on e of the to m aintain their 100 per cent best-known trademarks in the m ark s as they neared the home world came into use. It was then stretch in the S tatew1de Accident that "K odak ," coined by George P revention Campaign for t947. Eastman, became the name of his Sponsored by the Associated I n new cameras a nd film. dustries of New York State, the Official application for the trade 13-week cam paign ends Dec. 27 . m ark 's registration was fi led with Based on reports at the end of the United States Pa tent Office the 11th week the Kodak units July 18, 1888, and it was registered with perfect scores are the Cinl> Sept. 4 of that year. Processing, E&M-Eng. and Stores, Today the word " Kodak" is Service Depts. and E&M Shops of registered as a trademark for a Kodak P a rk; Koda k Office a nd long list of products which fall Hawk-Eye. Three KP un its have into 22 of the 49 classifications of 99 per cent-Roll Coating, Chem manufactured items registered in ical Pla nt and Sens. P a per Pkg. the U.S. P a tent Office. All Over 90 The story of " Kodak's" origin All of the 18 EK units entered has been a subject for the curious in the campaign have percentages ever since its introduction. Despite a bove 90, the lowest being 92. Some the m a ny wild guesses, the simple of them will be eligible for honor story is that George Eastma n, in a ble me ntion certificates if they an effort to obtain a unique a nd are able to cling to their present catchy trademark for his new standings in the campaign. cameras, combined letters of the The achievements of the Kodak a lphabet until the word emerged . entries thus far in the 13-week Wise Reasoning period still a re better than the nam e, a nd the Patent Dept. of the sam e time in the 1946 campaign He himself said of it: " A trade and EK safety officials urged extra mark should be short, v igorous, in Company is always on the alert to catch such slips. Kodakery Adopts effort toward safety in the re capable of being misspelled to an It's Tax Time; maining days. extent that will destroy its identity Usually a letter to the concern or individual m isusin g the Kodak Holiday Schedule Hawk-Eye and Cam era Works a nd-in order to satisfy trademark received special awards last year laws-it must mean nothing. If the trademark or using a similar trade Get Your Bill Heavy mailing encountered m ark is all that is required to re a nd KO won a 100 per cent trophy. name has no dictiona ry definition, Here's a reminder to taxpayers around Christmas and the re it must be associated only with solve the m atter. sulting distribution problems There have been a few lawsuits, -especially new property owners! your product and you will cease Real estate taxes will be due again will cause omission of two to be known as producing a 'kind' however, notably one in England in 1898, in which a bicycle ma nu during J anuary, so be sure you get issues of KODAKERY which EJ( Men Talk of anything. your tax bill a nd forward it to would fall at the peak of the "The letter 'K' had been a fa facturer sought to call his product vorite with me," he continued. "It the "K odak Cycle." It was decided your m ortgage holder if you m ain holiday rush. Consequently this seems a strong, incisive sort of in favor of the K odak Company tain a tax account with them. issue is the last until Jan. 8. The On Television letter. Therefore, the word I want since prospective custom ers natur Before Jan. 25 same program has been fol Kodak's n ew 16-mm. motion ally would assume that such bicy ed had to start with 'K .' Then it If your mortgage is held by the lowed in other years. picture camera for r ecording became a question of trying out cles had been m ade by the m anu Eastman Savings a nd Loan and The KODAKERY staff will be television programs on film was a great number of combinations of facturer of Koda k products. the arrangements call for payment on the job, meanwhile, and demonstrated last week a t the letters that made words starting One of the most indicative of the taxes by ES&L, your bill Kodak folks are urged to con and ending with 'K.' The word proofs of the adaptability of the should be sent to the Association Clinic of the Television Broadcast 'Kodak' is the result." word a nd the ingenuity of its or tinue to turn in news items to ers Association Inc., a t the Wal before J a n. 25. their correspondents for use in How well Kodak's founder suc igin ator is found in the m any var Bills covering property located dorf-Astoria Hotel in New York. ceeded in his aim h as been dem iations of "Kodak" which have in the city will not be m ailed out the next edition. Dr. William F eldman, Ca mera onstrated again and again over been developed. A few of these are unless requested by the owner. In Works physicist, described the the 60 years during which the K o d a s c o p e, Kodaslide, Koda surrounding towns collectors usu technical d etails of the camera and fa me of "Kodak" has been spread chrome, K odaguide, Kodapak, Ko ally m ail the bills directly to the Deadline Nearing, the method by which m ovies are ing. The purposes of a trademark ·da bromide, Kodapod, Kodatron registered owners. produced from the face of the - to protect the manufacturer and and KODAKERY. monitor tube in television broad to protect the public-have been In addition to these, Te nnessee It's Up to You Servicemen Told casting stations. Pictures thus ex well served. Eastman has registered " Koda," City and county records may not Servicemen and women of Kodak posed illustrated Feldman's talk. There h ave been numerous cases denoting both thread a nd some have been adjusted to show new are being reminded that a n oppor A paper on the r apid processing over the years of misuse of the fabrics made from acetate yarn. owners. In such cases the bills tunity to reinstate their Na tional of m otion picture fi lm for televi might go to the previous owners Service Life Insurance expires sion was read by J ohn Stott for or be held by the collectors. Dec. 31 , 1947. Any veterans desir Charles Ives of KP's Research Lab. It is the responsibility of the ing further information are re S tott is a member of the New York property owner to obtain the bill. quested to inquire at the Vetera ns Office of Kodak's Motion Picture Administration Offices at 41 State Film Dept. Penalties are provided if the taxes Kenneth Edwards, Kodak advis are not paid before Feb. 1. St. in Rochester . er on non-theatrical films: Richard Lankes, CW Development, and T . Ge ntry Veal, of KP's Research Lab, also attended from Rochester. Got Your Lovejoy Book? Donald Hyndman, head of the New In mailing the F . W. Lovejoy book to Kodak p eople with 10 York Motion Picture Film Dept. Office, and George Gordon, H . Ed years or more of service there were some inevitable, and unin ward White and William Rivers of tentional, omissions arising from the very size of the lists. In that office also took part. addition, there were several in- stances of wrong addresses, a nd of returns because of change of address. F. W. Loveioy Book If you are one of those who I would like to receive a free copy o f the missed getting your book, one of these reasons is most likely the book on the life of the late F . W . Lovejoy. answer. After the m ailing, also, quite a number who previously Name ...... did not ask for a book expressed the desire to have one. Home Address ...... To take care of those who missed getting a book or who would like Plant...... Dept ...... Reg. No ...... to have one but have not requested 'Kodak' Reaches 60 _ Newton M. Perrins, right•. bead .of the it by co u p on, KODAKERY is (Mail or b ring 1his coupon to your plant KODAKERY Patent Dept., and George G1llette mspect perewith reprinting the blank it the original registration with the U. S. Patent Office of the trademark ran previously. Fill it out and mail office, or send u to KODAKERY, 343 Staie Street.) " Kodak.'' The !amous EK mark bas been in use 60 years. it to KODAKERY, 343 State St. 2 KODAKERY Decem.ber 18, 1947 ------~hoto Pa»er------~ Kodak Scientist Employs New Techniques 'lf~ (j~ SeaUm In Painting with Dyes on Plastic Sheets The setting for this story is an dJ.t» 1 11 wurklnp'! And light, is the painting done upon lighted the painters of old." of the R esearch L aboratories, mu ~; t u wh11 t ullout ynLJJ' Him supJ)lh•s? camera IJe on tripod or the glass shades or globes or table As to the technique, Dr. Morey where he divides his time between c >I• uy'l TIH ·n why nul IJt> KI n plun other flrm support. lamps, first kerosene and now elec explains that it is different from experiments on fi lm pr operties and theories of m olecular struc ultw uhot 'l yun Il l'<• J!oh•.C to mnkc? And here's unolht•r t1p. ll there tl'lc. He feels that this art reached oi l or water color work, due to the Is llnow don't full to tukl• nclvuntuge its peak with the Ba varian crafts "subtractive" way in which the ture. ( ;l' lll'l'll lly IIJII 'IIklllll, (h£'1'(' III'C of it. Thc1·e is nothm,:• which gives men of a haH-century ago. observed light is colored in trans tl11•·•· JWHt iiJllltit•ll whid1 you cun o~; much .t uthcnticity and flavor "T1·ansparcncy painting excels in mission. The dyes are first dis lilt> ul tltl tlmt• of .v<•ar l'' lr:.l, you to Chn-;tmus J.)icturcs as u bit of its ability to capture brilliant high solved in a solvent which can etch l'llll p ll'lut c whut mluhl IJ<: r'tlled 11now. Tukt" the ch1ld1en outdoors Ughts and contrast, a nd to reoord or bite into the plastic base. This th" t•uhlk ll iiJlt>t·tH ol Chrilttmus- nn e! PH'turc them try1n~ out their sources of light in full value," he is applied with a brush, and there tlu· nutdnur tllumlnut(•d Chdstmnfl n<.'w ~ l cds, building u :-now mnn or huvmg a snow fl ght. I• ''" II• rnt·olt•ra, t'lt· St•c·und, tlwr ''ll tlw hC>rn<· lts!'lr. And thnt lnclud<.'s Machine Uses J(odak Idea lht• Chrlr•tmua dt•tOI'ntlons whlth Judge - "Officer, wha t's thil; c•onlrlbutt• to llw holldny spirit. mun dutrgcd with'?" Policemnn - "H<.''s u ('n me rn f•'lnully, tlwr~> '!l Chrl11 tmu11 Du y, tiH' llc•nd." To Seal Box Electronically urd lwrlnu or 1ht • rnmlly and op<.'n Judgl'- " Well it's ccrtninly no T. M. R eg. U .S . Pat. Office Based on principles developed by Kodak's Kodapak Demon Tes t your knowledge with tho ques '"" Lll Klfl 'l, crime to tuk(• n•clures" tions below. G rad e 10 for ea ch question. Some Techniques Policcmnn - " I h• docsn ' t. He stration Laboratory, the first production m achine to electronically If you scor e 60 you' re "super"; 50--y ou tnkcs th•• co nwrus." seal the corners of cellulose acetate boxes was sh own in Phila are s till remarkable; 40--n ot b ad at all; Muldn~t sniiPIIhutn of C"hri & tmu~ ------: delphia recently at a meeting .of 30--time to bruah up! tlolnu"l with th<' tn•t·~ . tins(•! nnd the Society of the Plastic Industry. (Answers on P age 4) trlmm 111(11, llm't n bll more dJffi Designed and manufactured by 1. How can one get a good picture t•ull thun muklnu nny othC'r llOOd Spectrum Engineers Inc., or Phila of an illuminated Christmas plc'tun•. lt'IIKimply 11 mnltt•r or tot· delphia, the machine solves one of tree at night? al't'l fut'UII (' 01'1' 11l'l ('XPOII UI'O nnd (a) U se two Photoflood l amps and 1 the most vexing problems of box exp ose as In a normal snap "oud ('OIIIJIU!II JI!Illl, 'J'ht• H' !ll H'CI'I'l makers-how to make a cellulose shot. ut rnul yuur huuttnK Kodak announced and demon 3. Kodak is making special photo tlltlltrniiY will t'l'lth r ubnut llw strated the new electronic sealing graphic plates for use with t' t•t• nntl llw l{lrt t:l't 1 t h•o~ ro t tllll' technique at the 1947 Annual the new 200-inch Palomar w•mll .:1'111'111 1 hut of tlw t n ·t 1111<1 Packaging Conference and Exposi telescope to: t111• r.m11ly tlwn n numlwr ur tion in Philadelphia in April. (a) R ecord operation of the moc h l'lu ''"fl us tlw HI" m't' up,•n1•d No cement is used in sealing anlam. und u. tlw d1lltlt.•11 t1 ~ tlwu It•) (h ) Take p ictures of the Mllliary's transparent boxes with this new futest pianos In fllgh.t. On1• 11l th1 llt· t wuv ll> ·1•t method. The technique consists (c) F aciUtate the making of p h o tlw 1• ph• lu~t• I tu t ·" ,. lht• 11hnd1•. merely of firmly clamping overlap t~aphlc r ecorciJ to ahow parts of tho unlverae never It> !hi' tup, pulll>m·h. lh1• th'lllW nnd ping portions of the box ends and b efore viewed by man. mak1• tlw ,. Jll• ur1• "tlh thl) sides between two electrodes. The 4. Give a quick method of patch II •hi. Sht•rl tlmt• '''I'' llll' num "deep-heat" so produced fuses the ing enamel trays used in your l\\'11 !11 h\111 ·I'I'Uiltf \\'1\h t' till• two pieces of acetate in as little as darkroom. fuJI pmwh1 tlll\ntk Him und h'n' a quarter of a second. (a) Coa.t them wUh p araffin. np1' tun• ur r ttl, 11r lh1• J,u·~t" 1 t~ II'Jl Outer surfaces remain cool in h ) Paint them wUh whllowuh. on 11 ll''" t'lii\Wr.• wtll tw a\11\1 spite of the high temperature de !c) o... a colorle.. gelatin . dt'ltl C11r to: ' lll•t·ul l'kllll ,., 111 mt't>lll \\ tth 1\\11 Will• • risrhJ. Shoot FUm, Bldg. 12. Kodak Park. He The box seams produced by this in darkness. dt>\\ \\ lth lll'Jil~' h•n upt•nlm: rl'c: tvod ·documents ahowinsr completion of payment of the mortgage method are only 1/16 inch wide Yes N o I' llt Ul1 I' Ill Vl' I~ }ttl\ l 1\ 1\''<" on b!a houae from Hans Arnesen. auiatant manager of the KP branch 6 Who is the commissioner of and are alm06t invisible. Large · the Kodak Office lntraplant Din ht • llw~,· ' ' 'l~'"lll'" l't't"h>d of the E11!man Savin9' and Loan Association. Holmes obtained the "ears" are unnecessary on box \tillI llltbj.-d \\Ill, t>f f•l\U t', hll\ t' marisrasr- lS yeara ago. Now he haa reques.ted continuation of his p ay Basketball League? blanks since the seams practically Andy Andrews WUUe Snow h> 1 ,•mnln IHt\lltml~ !I • 1111 ) •>Ur roll deductions to be applied to lns.ta.llment and sa'rings accounts. coincide with the corner crease. T . O . Shotz December 18, 1947 KODAKERY 3 Mother Gives Friends Ho11or ]ort Eagle Award On 40th Artltiversar To KP Scout The presentation of an Eagle Scout Award to Bernard Galvin, Troop 50 senior leader, by his mother highlighted the troop's Court of H on ors ceremonies recent ly in the auditorium, old Bldg. 28. Parents and guests of the boys were welcomed by Harry Paddock, Bldg. 26, troop committee chair man, who introduced the leaders and committeemen. Then, he took several bows hirnseli as Scoutmas ter Lester " Buck" Brown, Bldg. 34, extolled his troop work. In addition to 51 merit badges, two F irst Class, seven Second Class a nd six Star Scout awards were m ade by J ohn Braund, Bldg. ld P th B '// Ha rry Yost of the Paper Mill, one of the 42, advan cement chairm an. T he eas ay e I - leading suggesters of the Company, shows awards went to these scouts: here where part of h is earnings on ideas go. He has been remodeli ng Star-Thom as Athanas, Richard and modernizing his kitchen. which pleases Mrs. Yost immensely. Groves, David Gillan, Roger Grid ley, Robert Hamilton a nd Fred erick Schudel. First Class-Robert Lodan and 40 Years for John _ John G. Jones. second lrom left. roceivoa Ideas Finance Remodeling, Lyle Ingerick. congratulations from Caroy H. Brown. on Second Class- Robert Christo completion by Jonos of hia 40th year with tho Company. At loft la pher, J oseph Ingerick, Harold A. R. Eckberg and at tho right ia Ralph Cook. Appliances in Yost's l(itchen Files, J ack Richens, Dennis Dono van, Edward Braifnan and Ross "For he's a jolly good fellow" set a mcny theme for the -tOth When Kodak observes the 50th anniversary of its Suggestion VanDuser. anniversary party given in honor of John G. Jones, En~ inccring Sys tem in 1948, it will also mark another year of profitable par Eagle Scou t Award winner Gal and Maintenance, Bldg. 23, at Brook-Lea Countt·y Cl ub on O~,;c . 9. ticipation, his 27th, for Harry Yost of Kodak Park's Paper Mill. vin was introduced by Assista nt Close to 80 friends and associates ....----- He is recognized as one of the top ,------ from the Park and Kodak Office industrial suggesters in R ochester belie the fact. were on hand for the program. Sl1arp " hoot~r Bill a nd the country. " No ma tter how well a job is A. Ralph Eckberg servcd as Harry's ability to put ideas to being done, there is a lways a way toastmaster, introducing as spenk work dates back to 1920, just about to improve it-that's my motto," c:rs Carey H. Brown, H oward Gil Baa" Bear, Buck a year or more after he started offers Harry, whose fertile brain lan, G. T. Lane, Henry Ire land, This Item Is about Bill Busch, in the P aper Mill. Since that time presents a study in mental per R. G. Wedel, T. J . Craig, Fl·nnk o bon, n bear nnd n deer. it is estimated that his extra earn- petual motion . Even w hen h e Kane and Leon Morey. Messages It seems that Bill l nbor~d nil lust ings total almost $6000, approxi- sleeps, he mainta ins, ideas keep from P . S. Wilcox, Dr. Benjamin summe1· to consh·uct u purtoblo m ately $2400 of w hich he has re- running through his head, although Sla ter and George Blair, all close aluminum hut ror his cumpslt ceived in the last two years. this might well be the result of friends of J ones, were read. his intense concentration on pa- near Cranberry Lnkt.' In tht• Adi lSO Adopted per making duties in general. Lane, acting for C. K. Flint, rondacks. When the hunting scnson who also was unable to be pre ent, opened, the Plnnnin.,: & Rucord Of the more than 400 suggestions The many uses to which sugges- read a letter from the p lont gen man wns rendy, but Gov~'l' nor which he has submitted, close to tion earnings can be put are dem- eral ma nager which was enjoyed Dewey slopped n bnn on huntin~t 150 have been adopted, giving him onstrated by a visit to his home by everyone. Following the pre to prevent forest Ore!!. an average cash return of $41 for at 220 Ha mpton Blvd. in Greece, sentation o[ a 40-year service pin Finally the rains cnml' and tho each suggestion. Although several where he lives with his wife and by Lane, Ralph P. Cook gave n lid was lUted. By thnt tim{' Bill sizable sums are represented in family of eight youngsters. With cigarette case and lighter. was sharp. He d1 opped n 300- his approved list, Harry topped out too much persuasion, Harry Eagle Scout Galvin and his mother. Among the "old-timers" present pound bear wllh his 1\rst shot nnd them all in the 12th period of 1946 w ill ta ke you into his kitchen severn! days Inter got n dN'r. when he was awarded $1000, to which has been complete ly m od Scoutmaster Clayton Alt, Bldg. 26, were Craig, Lincoln Burrows, become one of the s ~Ject group of ernized with the recent addition of who explained the significance o! Henry VanDerhoef, Frank Had K odakers to receive sums reading a stainless steel cabinet sink, a n the emblem prior to its presenta dleton and Edward McGoneglc. John Finnerty Passes in four figures. electric stove a nd several steel wall tion by Mrs. Galvin. In return Entertainment was Curnishcd by John Finnerty, Co!t•tel'ln DL•pt., There is no ready formula for ca binets. He is also a n ardent be Mrs. Galvin received the Eagle Pin Jack Schaeffer, accompanied at died Nov. 29, 1947, In tlw Cnnnn ~ turning in winning suggestions, liever in Eastman Savings a nd for m others of Eagle Scouts from the piano by Florence Ke lley. Ted dolgun Hospital. lie hod bttll'l out says H arry, w hose success of the Loa n income shares which guaran her son. Bernard's father, James, Cox, Bldg. 12, made a photogrophlc Ill slnct' Mar. 16, 1946. lll' johwd past two decades would seem to tee something for that "rainy day." is in the Yard Dept. recor·ding of the festivities. the Cn!cterlo Dept. July 23, 10•13. Dottie's Hockey Star ... Testing Folks Greet Yuletide It's in the Park: Bob Aitkin Cruises North Atlantic ... Oregon Reun,ion, ORTY YEARS of service with employed in the same department season were George Garnham.l other chan~e on the KODAKERY boy nnd a v,irl, for Goorgo Kravor Kodak were chalked up by since that time.... Lewis Sforzini, Power, and F rank Kerwin, Dis- Li st shows Gladya Maier, Poper or the Cufctt.'rlu Tlw YOUrlUII II' I Ii F John Culhane of Roll Coating P ower Office, spen t T hanksgiving tilling .... Michael Tomzack. Bldg. Sensitizing, replacing Be r n I co arrived on Nov. 2R . recently, with Dr. Louis Eilers, su Day weekend in New York City 34, is preparing to occupy his new Hasonauor. Bernice has transferred perintendent, m aking the gold visiting his daughter, Janet, a stu home in Ridge Road West. .. . AI to the Rcseurch Lnboratoru~s . Bid!'(. Martha O'Boyle hns bt>Nl nunwcl dent at Columbia University.. . . Kehr, Accounting, is recovering in 50.... The Vtctorinn Room of the u KODAKF.RY con<• pondt•nt In During her recent vacation Dor General H ospital from a recent Sheraton Hotel wos the setting for the Pnper Senalllzlns: l)ppt othy Fox. Paper Planning, took operation . Also conva lescing after the annual Testing Dept. rry, lng, who r('C<•nlly event at Philadelphia. She also slide lecture at th~ P owers Hotel dining and danc1ng to the s train~ oC 1eturnt•d I r <> tn 11 took in the Penn-Corne ll football on Nov. 19 before the Master a live-piece orche!!lro. Succt•Sl< ol hunt In I( t1lp tu game.... Louis Armstrong, Power, Brewers Association on the sub- the party wns due to the <•fTorl or Cttnadu whc·n• hi one of a party of 13 hunters, re ject, ''Development of Refrigera- chairman Irv .Hughes. ably u• !It tt•d purty bni(I(Hi tlw·t• ports a bag of six deer.... John tion at Kodak Park." ... Clydo by Wally Mtlne, Ray Anderson, d t· t• r :t n d t w o Lauweret has returned to the Sneed and Denzil Carr, a lso o! Don Maggio, Barbara Pitta, Evio bl•Ur ll. While• up lrl P rinting Dept. after sever a I Power, said "doggone" and meant Schroiber. Marge Logg, George t h l! w I I d , Btl! months' absence due to illness. it when a stray dog scared away a Sbaylor and Geno Davloa. I 1 v <' d on quull, ~ deer which they were sighting for Olin Harmon, Roll Coattn ~. q•rv<·clll pht•u,.unt and wtld ~ .._ Alice Smith, Cine Reel and Film a kill. The boys had to come home as o judge at the ~oullr Y •·xh1b1t cluc·k und Jll'\'t•• Marlha O' Ooyle Pack, and her husband are back without the venison. re<·ently held In Ed~t·rton Park p.IVf' u tht•Uifht tu rrom a trip to Scotland where they tlw <.• m<•a lh· Ttw drtyl • • Her· visited relatives. The Smiths sailed Mary Herlihy is the new KO Robert Aitkin. Emul~1on UP-I mon Smlt. KPAA ()filet•, Jt«Nltly John Culhane, rlghi, received hb gold from New York on the Queen DAKERY correspondent in the In search. Bldg. 3, ho returned from Wt!lc.:om• d hi brollw1 lll •lllw olltd service pln recently from Dr. Louls Elizabeth and returned on the dustrial Lab, Bldg. 23, succeeding ~~ month's leave ol nb. <·net• dur-In•: L;tmlly whcJ •1llf'lJ rrc•m Ant Wtl p Ellers, auperlnl enden.t o.f Roll Coa J Queen Mary, staying in P aisley, wh1ch he wn u v.ut· I cbCJru·d :t em un r•xt<•ncl• d vi It t•• tlrl L·uun ~ lng, when John completed 40 yean Betty Hayes who has le!t to take with Jhe Company. near GLasgow. In Edinburgh they up housekeeping duties. . . . An- frei~thler which crUI I'd th,. North try . . . Dr. Karl Plegor. Holl attended the Scotland Enterprises Atlunllc Siop:, were m ldf.' ut a(J -, Coating II iat.&nl UIJI•rillll>ftd••nl, service pin presentation in the Exhibition. . . . Bldg. 34 people ton and M•mtrcal and o l:tr north 1 r1 l'IIVI.'IInl: .rfl• 1 a If'« •·nl fiJ)•·t n presence of John's office friends. are mourning the death of Edward a" Novu Scotiu G e r 1 I e ltCJfl A J••w 1njury • ufft 1·~I l,.v . . . A way on another weekend to Van Door Nov. 28. He was a fore UUaro. Bldg. 34, is dolnJC thl town "Sparky" Zubert. Hruncll Ship. Rome, N.Y., on Dec. 13-14 were man in Bldg. 34 for 30 years until and 1t env1ron 1n a newly-oc- pml{, dunnll a r•·c,.nt tK'l'l r "nrn1• F rances Yackel, Kodapak, Bldg. his retirement in 1941. ... Don qu1rt.>d uutomobtlc . Hom1· ui(Din lolled w Jlrt'VNat iurn l111m I(• I· 105, and her husband> CarL Indus Bender. Kaypee softball star, has niter n . twin tr••k 111 Orf'f(tm :.rnd hni hi d1 r ro f1 w tl.rya lt•l• r. II•• 0 trial Laboratory, Bldg. 23. Carl transferred !rom Bldg. 46 to Bldg. return 1 Frank Wella. ';Vood CE>l 1 capt..un ,,t th«" ('••ltlcl lf!r1rn, 11111• Hies AT-11 planes at the Rome Air 115 in Kodak West. . . . Robert Ju)O!;C. Frunk VJ"'itt'd ht mothPr t th 1, ~ t fill« h "utHt. in thl ...i Base for the Air Corps Reserve. Power. Paper Planning, and his and !ather and his 81-Yt:nr-old 11 list wife, Betty. Bldg. 36, spent Thanks grandmother, Jc~aving hta wtft- und t'llon. . . Ruth Koerner II chuh - . .. Added to the of retirements 1 for Dec. 1 was the name of T homas giving week in Ossining, N.Y., and two chtldren thf'rC t11r an e:~lf·ndt>d II'Tibn of th ct,mmlttl ' making H. K ane of Plant Protection. Join Westfield, N.J., visiting relatives. swy They plan to reJoin him tn pla n• tor the• Hull l'lJ •tlng lJcpt.'• ing the Park in 1923, he has been . . . Also gathering their deer in Cladya Malar mid-December. . . Jt'a tw1n1, u Chrlslmt•l pur ty. • KODAKERY December 18, 1947 ~···· ---...... ~ Photograp hy A head of Aviation~,~~~.~ r.~ ~~~~ i C}Vom£-"' ~ l i through specia l polaroid glasses. • ~ I' o~t ~~ • The effect is startling, the onlooker + - ~b + feelmg as though he were looking + - + Ithrough a gla!'s-bottomed airplane + ~ (;1 J - Ja~ + flying a t low a ltitude. One feels + )f ~ ~ ~ - + alm ost like dodgin~ wh~n a c~i m- ~...... • • •••++• • • •++++++++++++• • ~ ney goes by, the th1rd-d1mensJOnat e ffect is so v1v1d. Such photography is used in both war and peace. An example of the former, given by Colonel Godda rd, was in the calculation of the depth of a sand bar off an island in the Pacific about to be attacked. The original estim ate was 11 feet, 8 inches. A Cter a beac)lhead was established, the bar was ac tually m easured at 11 feet and 5 inches. Peacetime application is made in such cases as quick meas urements of large stockpiles of industrial m aterials, river channel • t p • t Col. George W. Goddard explains the in PrO/ eC Or 01n ers- trl.cacioa of the atoreo continuous- strip depths, etc. projector, only ono of ita kind ln tho world. to two Kodak Camera Colonel Goddard was emphatic Club oHlcora. They are John Barhite, loft. program director, and Ralph about the future of photography for war purposes. Sutherland, club proaidont. Goddard addroaaod 400 mombera of t he club. Knit One Purl Two _ Girls of Hawk- E ye'~ F inal Inspection "Only the fools a nd t he evil ' Dept. keep busy durmg the lunch hour Air piHJttJI(ruphy Is I 0 years a head of flyrng. m inded," he said, "could ever de knitting gloves, sweater s. scarves and many other useful items that ·rtw uuth11tlty frw th11t sttttcmenl Is Col. George W. Godda rd, Chief sire another holocaust, but in the make excellent Christ mas gifts. Pictured a bove is a group of the girls "' tlw Wl'iuht fo'lt·lcl PhtJlrJUraphlc Section, who was in Rochester last event of a catastrophe the United ha rd at work a t t he knit one, purl t wo trade. They are, in the u sual wc•1·k to ndclrt•llll KCJdok Cumcra Club m cmbc•·s on " Wm· Developments States cannot a fford to be behind order. J o Carello, Loretta Kozlowski. Marie Ahonen. Ethel Rothaug, Jn tlw PhrJtogruJJhlc Field." any country in the world in all Georgia H amblin, Betty Tripp, Frances Mer lanti. Midge Provenzano. TCJ Nnphruil11• hiH point, Colone>l Goddard showed photographs taken phases of fighting equipment. We frc1m u Jt'l plunc•, truv1•1ing 500 mph, oJ another Jet plum: hurtling at must have a superior A ir F orce 500 mph rn the opposite direction. and the tools with which to oper Even though the pictures were a te it." Christmas News Notes . • • mudc under the worst possrble Iccmd1 tlons lor subject m ovement clo~c rang(' at right nngles to the Exclusive! To the Ladies! !me of moveme nt ond at a velocity s~~~~ Whe n three men and two women go " a -hunting" and one of m 1000 mph-definition was so the "weaker sex " bags the only d eer on the week-long hunt, critical that it wm; impossible to h•IJ whether or not the plane was Pa.illeJ ~ ~ ~ that's really one for t h e books. T e r esa S wart ho\lt. CW D ept. 63 ac·tunlly rn f11 ghl. (Webber), shot a 9-point, 180-pound Ytlll C'llll JoW l II goiJd plctUr(' Of Tho a udience exhibited keen in· deer early the fi rst m orning the .r n lllumiuutPtl Chrh.tmus tree toroat in tho three·dimensional dleilleJ ~ ~ ~ party was o ut. by hmdlllf' your cumt·rn with Kodacolor continuous - strip pic Teresa, who claims I'XII'II IIIII! plii1C'hromntic film tures taken i n Japan. Germany and that heretofore she 1111tl rnulctnu 11 two minute· cx 11everel sect ions of tho Unite d had but one red ptJHIIII' 11! 1/ IU or With the rt•g- States, including a t rip a long the . . Engagements s q u i r r e I to her 111111 IJJ)I' IIflll( hU lll•r ~ ht only four thousandths Dr. a nd Mu. Richar d Bruins, a son. was presented with a n electric qulrhly wlth pumflln It h; nn Mr. and Mu . Harvey Wallen, a waffle iron a nd pressure cooker by of mt·h wide, und moving t he son . Mr. and Mu. Louis Armslrong, Georgina Austen Imply ml'l!NI and llowc:d ov('r color Jllm pust the s lit at u rate a daughter. . Mr. a nd Mu. Leonidas her department friends in honor of tlw chtmu~~l'd 1111'11 Tlw trnyt. synchr1mlzed to ground m ovem ent, Pancoasl l r .. a son . the occasion .... F lorence Miner, years, and the prize of her col ITlUHI lw h;uHIIl•d can•fully ~;o it Is poss1bh: to muke closeup pho CAMERA WORKS also of X-ray Sheet Film, received lection is a pair m ade of sandwich lhut It 111 nut brukt•n off tusu uphs flom planes trave hnl: ol Mr. and Mn. Fred Adams. a son . a gorgeous silver lapel pin from . Mr. and Mu. Mllford Coon , o son. glass that belonged to her great 6. No 'l'unin.r prut•t• 'il'!t urdinur !·XII cmcly IHgh :>Pe<.•ds. ThP films . M.r. a nd Mu. Charles Judd, o her departm ent fdends for he r grandm other. lly tlu nut n•quli t' dnrknt'llli. t~ how fine d<'tnil und cove1 m a ny dauj!htcr. . . . Mr. and Mrs. John birthday the end of last m onth. In her Leicester home, Georgina Mu. t 1'1 111 be t·urrlt•d oul In miles ul tcnltory without n break. Cooley, n ~on .... Mr. and Mrs. Leon HOBBY NOTE - Collecting ard Nue r . o daughter.... Mr. and has 130 pairs of these shakers. One tu cllnru y ruum litoehl or duy Tlw double-l muge pI' o cess e d Mu. P aul Prokop, a daughter. . . . salt and pepper shakers is Georg set is m ade from English walnut ll llh l Koducolor Ae i'O Hev<'rsut Film is Mr. and Mu. K en Simmons, a daugh- ina Aust en's hobby. The K O Credit shells. She bought another pink tl Andy A nth c•w 11 111 commr ll l!lnl'l' proj(.•cl<.•d in a spcciul duo lens ter ... Mr. and Mu. William Bolhe l, Dept. gal, who until recently was a la baster set at Colorado S prings n son ... Mr. a nd Mrs. Richard Ho- ul llw Kutluk 011 \cot• lntruplunt t> ll' l'l'O mm·hlnc through polal·oid gan, a son . . . Mr. and Mu. Todd in KP's Color P rint Service, has last summ e r, so her beautiful col llu lwt hull l.t•HJ:IIl' tllt<.•l'll on u luntc, Silvery grny, Cochran , a son. been saving them for about eight lection is growing!
'd 5 • • For the H0 I1 ay Plrlt -coming sea- son of gaiety end wonderful Christmas formals as well as an exciting New Year's Eve, four EK models presont t ho swish "now-looks" In evening woar. In the first photo Jano Sullivan. KP's Photostat and Reception Deptu smiles beautifully at the thought of wearing this flowing faUie formal from Forman's, H er gown. with a full, Oattering hoop. aceon!ua!ea the "small-waist" look for '48. Jo Marchioli. CW Dept. 40, in the next photograph, wears a pale, shepherdess dress from Forman's. At right, Eleanor Aldridge, H-E Dept. 74, models a lovoly. so-feminine formal from Sibley's with a big bow on the lingle crosa ah'ap a t tho shoulder. Extreme right. Mary Vande Cas· tlo, KO Sales D ept ~ shows a beau tiful " Southern Bolle" drop· shoulder gown from Sibley's. December 18, 1947 KODAKERY 5
Ooof r _ Joe really wants to go the • oth~r way, but he's been swept up by the crowd and hera he comes down the wrong alsle. noating like a big hunk of notsam on the aaa of life.
·WELL. well, look who's been smacked right in the •puss ~ith the old Yule tide Spirit! None other than our old pal. Joe Goop. Yeah. and guess when it conked him? The day before Christmas, no less. So, with hopes high and wallet bulging. he's' ,about to set forth on his last-minute shopping spree. Jo~·s an old hand at th~ sort of thing. H happens every year. But. come on.Joe, get out of that riggin\ time's Time Out Joe's got a Christmas list as long as your arm, but - right now it's the farthest thing from hh1 mind. a-wastin'. Let's he off • . •• and we do He hasn't any business in the toy department at alL unle55 he buys m ean OFF. this train for Aunt Minnie. Where do you think Joe will be an hour later? You ·guessed it ... right where he is now! •
• R t After Joe and a T00 t Sl& es - couple hundred othor people havo walked on his ft>at all afn,rnoon. he breathes 11 stgh of Te· lief as he apro11d1 thom out on the oacala.tor to cool. Joo know• a good thing when ho haa it and he'll ride till his dogs quit barking.
. "How would Aunt Agatha W Jl Uh Joe h asn't any business in thls department. 8 roth -er - like one of these?" he pan· e I - either. Blushing like a beet, ho has finally ders. WelL Joe. if you ask us, if she looks mustered courage enough to stammer ''I'd like one of them anything like' this in it, you'd better run ubhh things." Naturally he11 get the wrong size and the like heck when you give it to her. mi asu~ will make him hike right back alter Christmas.
Bushed _ And. apeeking of tbe blUer gonna gat the little H H · ll's 10 minutes till closing lime the end. thls Ia U. Joe's at the woman aome perfume. urry, urry - day before Cbriatmas and Joe's there end of hia liat end elao bl1 rope. If tba buJ he can't decide between "Exotique till Ura biller end. He'a frantically waving his money. trying ldnd store man heda't loaded Joe on thl1 LaMoura" and " Touche de la Femme." to gat aoma allentlon. and. incidentally. some hankies for chair and wheeled him out to the door. When he finds out what the tax is, ha11 Couain Phoebe, who already baa n.,.. dreuer drawers f&all he'd ne•ar han made U. wind up with a quart of "El Smello'' of Jbe thlu;a. toilet water. KODAKERY December 18, 1947 • FOR SALE FOR BALE FOR BALE
COATS-Boy'• mackinaw, corduroy re ELECTRIC MIXER-Complete with at ICE SKATES- G lrl's, tube, size 7, KO versible, .tu 14. Also drophead sewing tachments, $15. 26 RJes St. ext. 3282. machine; thermostat; guitar; studJo ELECTRIC MOTOR-Y-o h .p ., 1750 r .p .m . ICE SKATES - Glrl's hockey tubes. The Market Place couch; set of d.Wles tor 6; portable 509 Vosburg Rd. off Lake Rd., Webster. white. size 2. 281 ~!z Glenwood Ave. apartment wuher. 336 A vt. St. ELECTRIC RAZOR - ShJck Colonel. ICE SKATES-Glrl's, white. tube, size COATS-Boy'•· two mackinaws size Gen. 3132.-R. 9. Gen. 7195-J. XODAJCEJIY 8AU an u:e.pte4 Qft a 41-~com.. 41-al-Nrncl but.. DeputmeDt 8-12 p .; leather with sheep skin llniiig; ELECTRIC RECORD PLAYER-Glen. ICE SKATES-Glrl's white, size 4; boy'a lady • wool, ~ Cui. 3749-M, after c:qn"J'OD4~ ID HC'h XoclUc Dh1a!Qft a r • auppu.ct wltb ad .bi.&D.U wh.lc:h, ~ 38. 6310-W . hockey tubes, size 3. Glen. 0158-W . your ad J.a 11'~ or prioUd OD .tNm lD U worcla or lHa, u• put lD the 6 p .m. ELECTRIC STOVE-Westinghouse. 4060 ICE SKATES - Glrl's, white. size 4. Ccnlill'&DY ~ addreiiMcl !b "XODAJCERY/' or b&Dded lD to row plaDt •dltor. COATS-Boy's camel's hair reversible; Glen. 4328-J. AJJ 8AU ~ .be r.ec:.h•ed .by JCODAJCERY .befme 10 8411-. Tu...S.y, of t.b• wHk ~oTt coat; hooded mackinaw; all size Buffalo Rd. pr~ twue. HOM:£ PK61fE lfUMBEBB OR ADDRESSES MOST BE tJSED 14. G en . 7294-J evenlngs. ELECTRIC TRAIN - Lionel, $35. 58 IC'E SKATES-Glrl's, whlte. hockey, size 7. 239 Herald St., evenlngs. lJf ADt. JCODAJCERY I'_,....H the J'le'hl 1D refUM acta and 1D UmJt the Dumber COATS--Camel's h air, 2 brown sport Sherman St., lUter 5 p.m. of wcndl g_.. 4. Buot•ate4 l]'pea u•: FOB tALE, FOR R.ElfT, w.-..TED. coats, lo!Uer jacket. all size 36. Also ELECTRIC TRAIN - Freight. Lionel ICE SKATES-Man's racin~ tubes, sl.ze w.-..TED TO REifT, LOST .AKD F OtJlfD, SWAPS. KODAKERY READERS mantel chlrne clock. 780 Melvllle St., complete, $20. Also tuxedo, size 38, $20. 10. 43 Wilton Terr., G en. 6169-R. AU ASJCED TO Pl..ACE ADS OlfLY FOB THEMJIELVEB AlfD HOUSEHOLD Cul. 2876-J. 2711 Norton St. ICE SKATES-Man's hockey, s lze 11 - lfOT ,.OR P'RIEKDS OR RELATIVES, TO DO THIS IS TO DEln' SPACE s kate, $4. St. 5600-J. TO THE PEOPLE Of' JC01)AJC FOil WHOM THIS SPACE lS RESERVED. COATS-Green wool, P ersian trim, hat, ELECTRIC TRAIN - Lionel, complete. muii, size 14;' Chesterfield, size 10. Also Char. 0915-J. ICE SKATES--Men's , hockey, slze 10. &ray dress, size 9. 6 Canterbury Rd. ELECTRIC TRAINS- Lionel streamline Glen. 1103-R. F OR tALE FOR SALE COATS Harris twee d , s ize 14; Navy p assenger, complete. Glen. 0091. ICE SKATES--Two pair, girl's whJte, p ea coal, size 14. Cui. 0555-M. ENGAGEMENT RING - D iamond, ~~ size 6; t w o palr boy's black, size 5 and ACC01U)I0N- 32.-bb41, pi.8J1o. 104D W . CAMZRA- Recomar 33, with c ut tllrn COATS - Lady's, two, red, $10; green kara t. Mon. 7278-W. 1H2. Also girl's bicycle, $12. Char. holdera. cut glau view plat.c, leather 2422-W. !!l.diJe Tc.d . ~t . 2:...!!_~6 P·!!!· --- Ches terfield, $6. 130 Aubum Ave., Glen. ENLARGER-Fede.ral, 2 ~~x3 ~~. anastig cru.e. Al.ao Spo.nlah gullar. 780 MelvUJe ICE SKATES - Women's whi te, size ACJI l'UI'I'O,t,-Hoencl, Gltm. oe36-J. S t., C ui. 2870-J . 1024-M. mat lens. Mon. 5548. AMJ•UVlltJt - •rok- one 26 watD COATS--Lady's, black , size 40; man's, 10. Also man's black hockey tube, size CAMERA Retina JI, 35-mm. X en on ENLARGER - Koda k precision . Also 10. 75 Ave. E , apt. 5. Wl#.t, 2 m li«::, 1 phorU> input, t.onc dark blue s uit, s ize 38; man's winter model train with tracks .072 gauge. ! ( 2. coupled range finder, Compur rapid IRISH MAIL-Also child's sandbox, t>Ontrol; will motch 2, 4, 8, II!, 260 ohm t llulter, yellow tllt.er, 1hade , case. 77 blue coat, size 40; mo.n's tan raincoat. Cul. 2948-W. •ptllk~>rs. f40. ~J'T Maplewood DJ'Ivc, size 38. 192 Randolph St., St. 4934-X adjustable top; la dy's hockey Ice skates, Apt. 4, aftA·r 7:30 p .m . weekdo,YI, after Ave. D . f rom 7 to 9 p .m . ERECTOR SET-With motor, 1 extra s.lze 6. Glen. 1225-M. C AMPUS COAT- Wool, atzc 16-18. 2395 set. 19 Anderson Ave., Mon. 0880-J be I! p.m. 8aturct.y. COATS--Man's overcoat, size 37 med twee n 6-7 p .m . JACKET - Leopard, size 14-16. Also N'rt.QUiF'= M.opleiiOic:il)ed-;com: W. Ridge Rd., Glen . 6742-W. Ium, $15{· lady's black cloth coat, fur aU-wool s uit. 735 Norton St. A EVENING CLOAK- Black velve t, slze el<,t.c. wu. l4f'!::!.l· __ CAR HEATER G asoline. Also 1941 collar, s ze 4.2, $20. Gle.n . 5520-M. KITCHEN CABINETS - Utility cab Buick Special muffler; t park plugs. 16-18. Glen. 4677-M. APJ'.Lte WOOD- 12 ln. len glhJ, sea · COATS--Mouton !ur, size 14-16. $75. inets, book cases. 48 D elevan St. CJen . 4973-W . Also boy's coat, size 12, $7. Char. 2735-J. EVENING WRAP-Red wool, size 12. IIOnl'_d./ _d ollvqry In clt,Y1 ttl p er l ace cord. CARi'iiA"GE :...:...._--=y;-o..,.ld-=in:--g-, -c-o-m-p""l,...e..,..le-.~9 Hill. 2268-R. KITCHEN SET- Porcelain-top table, 4 l4JJ MOU IIOn S t., S t. '1203-X . COATS Two, boy 's, mackinaw; top chalrs, blue-white trlrn, $40. 5 Arklow i\QuA'nu JM- 7•r •oJ.-AII0- 1' ilfl l:a:Qui.i: Curlew S t. coat ; !or boy 11 years old. Also Ice EVENING WRAP- Floor length, black St. CHEMiSTRY S ET-Gilbert. large, com skates, size 8. 898 S . Plymouth Ave. velvet with white fur hood, size 9-11, rlum with h cnwn, grovel, thc::rmost.&t . $10. Hill. 2867-R. KITCHEN SET-Porcelain top lable, 06 Wyn ~_M · _ plet.c. ts. G en . 6441 -R . C OFFEE MAKE.R-SUex. Also c ut glass six cha irs, $17. 383 Lexington Ave., AJtC'l'LC8-Chlld'l, I IZC 10. A llo Eton CHEST OF DRAWERS-Large. Also water pitcher, glasses, tray. Gen. FENDER - For 1941 Chevrole t, rear Glen . 6488-R. walnut !emery; portllble victrola; girl's right, $2. Glen. 1543-M. 11ult • lm 4 . Gll;"'l, 389~-M. 2241 -M. KITCHEN STOVE-Combination coal, lcealwtes, 1111-e 6; chlld's lronJng board, COIL SPRINGS--Two, twin-bed size. FERTILIZER - Horse . 580 L ee Rd. AltMY- 1'1tAlLEa;::::Bol£: 4'xO' xlO"dCci). lllrRe; ..lll uc rkra ul cutt.cr, pounde r . Ch11.r . gas. Gen. 3909. · •.~ wn. 70 H orrl• S t .. ulon. 3684-M. Char. 2706-J. FLEXIBLE FLYER-Air-IJne Junior, $5. KODAK ALL-METAL PRINTER 2212- w . Also Junior-size vloiJn, $5. 59~2 Brighton AU'I'OMOBrr..is-l ft.l l- F ;;;cr,-Mo'dei"A COTTAGE FURNISHINGS--Oil stoves; Model n. Also Maytag washer. Glen. CHEST OF DRA W'ERS-Oa.k. 12x26x30 beds; army cots; Ice box; carpets; table; St. tudor . AIIO Hl34 Ch <> vrole t 2-door, both comple te, $5. Hill. 2632. 4847-J. to,. j020. 26 nte• J!!:______other items. Char. 0812-R. FLOORS WAXED-Estimates free Main C fi iL. D CARE-My home. Char. 1128· W . 2301-J. . KOLINSKY - 5 skins, s maU, $35. Glen. UAUY OUN'rtNG - .Pink, $2.60. Mon . CRIB--Chlld's. 72 Avis St., 2nd fl. 3940-J. 4017- W. CHJLD'S ROCKING SWAN- 77 Garson CRIB--ChUd's la rge, $8. Also maternity FOG LIGHTS - G-E. 87 Belrneade Rd. KOLINSKY SCARF-Four-skin sable A ve. corset, $2; brown maternity dress, s.lze FORMAL-Rose chJffon, size 10-12, $12. H AUYC AI!RIACE - Also seoiU-111! CiA7-;;R;-:;-IN= 'ET;;:;;--- ;'7:Me7t.a-.l,-, -::B,-·fl""o-:l,-, --=$3::-:5:-.--= c"'h_a_r . dyed. Also green coat with gray Bom J11mr1 fi t., Sea Brce7c. 16-18, $5; doll carriage, $3; red s nows uit, 55 Arbutus St., Apt. 5. bay lamb trim, slze 10-12. 275 Berlin St. 1007- W. si ze 2, $2; boy's s uit, slze 12, $6. 14 Lake FORMALS--Four, slze 16; 3 size 9. Also LIGHT FIXTURES--Electric, for kitch UAOY CARniACE - WhitliCY. Miin. VIew T err., Glen. 2050-J. 3044- W. CLOTH!Ne-=Boy's camel's holr co ot, modem single bed, s m all, m atching en, bedroom. Also bathinette. Gen. size 13. Glen. 2644. CUPBOARD DOORS - T en, glass-pan chest of drawers; studio couch Glen 0188-W. HAH8JNJJ:'t8-'l"wo. Cu i ~W . CL OT HINC-~'-;B;;:o::.y:.,' a;.;....,l,.w-e-e-:d;-su.....,Jt:-; -rc-v-e-r-s- e led , various sizes In pairs. Also clothes 6159-R. . . . UA 'l' I II N l'.'l'T&-To:YiQTToti- htgllci'holr; LIVING ROOM SUITE - Also studio lble coat, both slze 10-12. A iao hlp boots; closet door, 20x80". Gen. 5428-J. FORMALS - Five , sizes 9·12. Char couch. 78 Primrose St. nxWnl lon lllle: trolnln}! cnolr; m ow hi- top boots; both size IH!r; toys; games; ~~R. . DAMPER CONTROL-With thermostat . LIVING ROOM SET-Solid maple. 465 l Ull. for l•)'etlr•Oid; &lrl I lnOWJult, I IUI e lectric troln ; r!Oe. Gen. 5594-W. Gle.n . 7678-W. 3-4 yuurtf· boby ~untlng . 1171 Tremont FORMALS - One black-white "South N . Clinton Ave., Main 6711-W after 6 IH, OM. 107-J . CLOTHJNG-Girl'a ooot, dresses, sizes DA VENPORT- Antlque rosewood. Hill. e rn Belle" off- s houlder, sl.ze 10. $12; p .m. 10, 12. Chnr. 11!64-R . 2870-J. one black with sequins, size 12, $12. IJA'J'll'l'\J f.iilllt-ln:DO- ftl a iH-. - - CLOTHJNG:....:.-;:..:;.;MD::-=-:~n..,.' s_su_,.l .,..ts-. _o_ v_e_r_c_o_a-ts, Char. 1053-R. LIVING ROOM SUITE-Two pc. Glen. u t:O- UOUb-1- ,- ,nowl, - DAVENPORT - Tapestry covered an 5675-M. complo~• to . bathrobe, slze 44-46. Also 4" chrome tique. Also man's trave l set; Swiss FORMALS - Three, slze 14. Cul. 4501-J. O Imuff, le ggings, h ats, mittens, for 4- A lao block broadloom rug, 9xl8, com slze 18. Glen . 1272. ' LOTS--Choice, on State Rd.. n ear KP. 2 mun'a suit., IIZCI 31!i mnn'11 cnm ci'J ~car- old trlrl. Chor. 0412-J. plete; Royal vacuum cfeaner. Glen. Char. 1727. hair topcoo t, eir-e 38. HI. 3000-L . CLO'rt:Wilv--=- te.c:::ll:...l:..n~co.:.o::t:..; :::.:...w_m_w_r_c_o_o_t; 5675-M. FUR COAT-Brown, mouton. Also 24" fire pot. 322 Haze lwood Te rr. LOUNGE CBAIR-Mon. 3813. ur<.:YC:Lt! ....:--20" bo.Y~i bowiLil"S'b nU, evening wrop; !orm nls; size 14-16. Also DESK-Child's large roU top, ch a lr. FUR COAT-Child's squlrrel, matching MACKINAW - Brown plaid. size 40. a-nn,or ed 1lnU11 trrlp· 0110 man'1 over shoes, aize 8 ~2AAA . 83 Colgol.c St., Gen. 108 Illinois St., alter 6 p.m. Also brown overcoat, size 38 long. Glen. con\, 1IZO 37. 40 Wlllmonl S t ., ntt.cr 6 M72-M . hat, muff, size 8, $15. Also whlte vel DESK- Knee hole, walnut. Cui. 0779-M. ve teen leggings, size 8, $5: lee skates 3061-W. p.m. - -- C LO'I'HJ.Nc=-sch ool girl's, size 12· 14. DESK - Roll-top, chlld's. Also Ice girl's hockey , size 2, $4. Cul. 2340-R. ' MANGLE ABC. Also Eureka hand UWYCL.~UO,Y 'I, 24", JOO H 11.11er R.d., 3~3 S t. Pa ul Blvd., Char. 2389-W. &kates, size 4; doU buggy; doU house; vacuum; rectangular table pad, sil.e hnr . 0070-.R . FUR COAT-Mu skrat, size 14. Cui COAT Blnck, flttcd, Kolinsky scarf, winter coa t. slze 12. Glen. 2561-W. 3273-R. . 32''x48", extra leaves; man's tuxedo, HJ CYt:!..»-~.J. 20". Glen. ]IJB2-M . alzo 14, $315. Chor. 0470-W. slze 36. Mon. 4724-W or Mon. 0340-R. DINNERWARE-Fiesta, complete serv FUR COAT - Sable-blended Northern Iii YCL .-AO'Y 'II 21r. Also e hJid's nuto COAT B lock. size 40. Also boy's re- Ice !or eight. Glen. 1177-W. back muskrat, HoUander-dyed, slze 14. MANGLE-Westinghouse. Char. 2297-R. tnObllll, CI\Jir. 0223- M. vcnlble, s ize 20. C har. 1637-W . DINETTE SET Maple, with chal.rs. Also black dres s coat; black taffeta MARINE ENGINE-VanBlercke jr., 4 utcVcL ~ uoy'• :ur - riondmoaiCr ,-.:i5. COA-r=""Biack Korokul fur. size 16-18. Also 2 tier lables, ma hogany; b ed and formal. Glen. 7415-R after 6 p.m. cylinder, hJ-speed, 200 lb. weight, 30 170 'fhornton lla .. Char. 27811-M. Mon. 15280- W, eve nings. d resser and sp r ing; 2 fi reside ch alrs; h .p ., S . S . shaft, bronze propeller, $135 7 FUR JACKET - Sliver fox, size 14-16. JIICVC L Uoy'll, 28" . ~-;'"'Cl o.n.'704 1 -M. co.AT=.Biii'Ck' 8kunk,·.:.a1z:-e-:-c16;:-,-:$7= 5-."" G"'I-en-. Regency-style sewing machine; 2 c he Mon. 5258. complete. 29 Alpha St., Char. 1540-M. nille bedspreads; playpen; 16" bicycle; 1JTCYCt. C:hnln- drive, a:Wheni:""• IOO& . 4340-W . FURNACE BLOWER - Fasco Twin MATERNITY SUIT-Light gray, slze 12- 5 Fre nch doors; 2 screen doors; 28 14. St. 1809-L. 011n. 01106-J . COA-T-=-sinck, Jilted, Persian trim, s ize screens; 12 storm windows; 2 porce lain Minneapolis Honeywell regulator. 250 UJCVC L ' 2UH, DO<'C, WriCI, CuJ:'"'"O(i04:J. H . Gen . 2872. otte r 0 p .m . sinks, bothroom ; ldtchenslnk.89 NYe (Pk. H azelwood Terr. MITTENS - Children's, adults, hand JJI V'CI. .::01rl'1, 24" .-Gle.n:-432.8-.:J-.- COAT Blue tweed. sl.ze 18 wiUl 2 fur FURNACE CONTROLLER - Minne knitted. Char. 1114-J. collars. G en . 11220-W after 15 p .m . DINING ROOM SET - Walnut, 9-pc., $125. A lso Penn ball-bearing lawn mow apolis-Honeywell. Main 5109-J. MOTOR - Champion, 4.2 hp., $50. Cui. llt<.:YCL -=-olrl'l 20" f 1:l7""Aiso (llrl'l 0316-J. ulll, alw 10 12, f&. 3d77· L. 11 :30-7 p.m . COAT Brown, fitted, !ox collllr, sl7.e er, $20; slip covered d avenport. $25. 27 FURNITURE-Dining room suite, 9- At. 14. Ch nr. 1709-M. 111CV ' l. Olrl'l, G n . - 6401-J . - Rodessa Rd., Greece. plece .Engllsh walnut, $100. 14 Lake NAVY PEA COAT-Slze 38, $12. St. COA~~~m~ln~k~7lr~lm~~o~n-.....b~l~a~ck Vie w Terr., Glen. 2050-J. 6429-R. after 6 p .m . UICYCI.. rl'l, comJ)Iotc . A ll o- Phi!Co DINING ROOM SUITE - Carcasslan ~-=a ~ 1. al.:r:e 24~2 . St. 0202-L afte r 5 p.m. walnut. Also commode; lamp table; FURS-Sliver fox. 202 Flower City Pk. OIL BURNER - For kitchen combina rccorcJ or . ll74 AUnnUc Av . COA'f - F ur evcnlns cope, Kolins k y drapes ; 1 p olr a ntique lamps. Char. tton stove, $18. 133 Glide St. fJJCYCI. I':-= Olrl'l, AII O 1kJeuit: GARAGE DOORS-<>ne p alr. 217 Con 2U~ . collor. Hill. 19011.J . 1201-R. rad Dr. OIL HEATER-Portllble, $15. 4.2 Locust 1lfu 1 ~ · 1 4 . Olin, HIIU· W. C07\T-Gtrl'a aray Cheeterficld. stze 10. DINING ROOM SUITE - Colonial, $100. St. iHCY J,!C Mnn·a 20" Hch wii\ii, .:12. C ul. GARDEN TRACTOR- Planet jr., 4.5 h .r.. ts. Spen cerp ort 341-F -31. St. 1386-L. t\lm plow, snow plow, cultivator, sick e OUTBOARD MOTOR - Evlnrude-Elto, Oll!ID· H ofl11r 0 p .m . C OA1' -Girl's, lllze 10. Ala_o_ll_l:-r""l':-s -s_n_o_w- DINING ROOM TABLE - 4 chairs, $25. bar. Clen. 0595-M. $30. Gen. 5034-M after 5 p .m . UJC Y ' L Man'• 2JlM. 0 1ci\.' 7i)r lnn k. Chor . ~Ln~v·e blnck fitted winter, s lze Rand S t. 4771-R. 14113 W.:.__ _ -- - - 13. S t . 0029-L . DINING ROOM SUITE Dark oak. OVERCOAT- Mo.n's, black wool. size 38. Glen. 3l94-J . GAS STOVE-Table-top. Also dln1ng 1)1CYC L.tt m llll, t turdy , two· wh ler, COA'r- t..ody 'l~b-;-1-nc-:k,---;f."'lt"'te-d-.-,-vl.,..n-:te-r ,-s~l zo- room s uite. St. 2496-R. 94 Ridgedale Clrcle, Glen. 6026-J. • 111. JUII, 114'1 ~J . 14, $111. C ut. 2904-M. DINING ROOM SUJTE-Nln e-pc. St. OVERCOAT- Man's , size 42-44. Also 2084 -R. GUITAR - Tenor, $15. Gen. 7445-J. nt.Omf' ltlN'l' MACHiN With pl11t.ea. COAT-::-Lody'1 blll= ck:::--:O;;:t;:l.,-e d::-.-.:p:-c-rs'"'l-an h a t . G e n . 2377-W. trlm, atzc 12. Cul. 61116- M. DOC-Ma le cocker s paniel, 3-yr .-old, GUITAR- Electric Hawaiian. Also girl's A l• o about 20 pound• 0 rmon allv r 26" Victory bicycle; peanut and ball OVERCOATS - Two, slze 36 and slze Wi n •. :16t IIIJ.Qtl S t. C OA1' L.ody'a c me l's hair, alze 14 . buii-whJte, hunter, thoroughbred w1 th 40. Glen. 1193. papers. 34 Wa tkin Te rr. gum vending machines. Gen. 5995-M Gl!•n. 07DII·M . after 6 :30 p .m . PHONOGRAPH - Mechanical portable, noo•< M'i~ - ciin.. - elldtna~ DOG - Mole wire-h a ired rox terrier, UJ"n 1!11311 1\tt r 0 p.m. 'OAT= Wiu y:.;.'a-.-:-rur--::tr-:-lm- ,-,.,...tz-c""""'l '='o.___,$-=-16=-. GUITAR- EdJphone. Also music sland. $10. 302 L a ke VIew Pk .. weekdays. A lao Jjltrl'll roveralble, hood. llze H. $5. p t>dlgreed , 0-month s-o ld, AKC r egis HOOKCAM& - 111ohOIGnyal;;;-wt"n tered . Olen . 6501-R mominl{s. 3394 Edgtlmere D r. PIANO-Also r ad io-phonograph com duw•1 .. f lO. :101 Rldll dill Circle, O len. ' ul. 1 2~ - w . GUITAR-.Tumbo slze, nat-top Martin bination; gas and coal combina tion 'OAT- L ody'a, blnck.- f u r collar, $00. DOGS-A.K.C. r egistered , m a le, female, stove. Main 3884-R after 6 p .m . 34,4 w. 8 months old. KP ext. 2193. Spanish, electrical pickup, case. Cul. O ~> n . 2870-M i\001 , ''Oubba " T\v1n1" acrlca. 1-10. 5179-J. PIANO-Chapman upright. Cui. 5006-W CO 'l '-=.;.;La~di"y:-:-.,:-.-b;::-;-::la:-c~k:-,-am..,..-u,....U:-:-Cu::::-r---:c-o"'ll-o-r , DOCS--Cock er pups. excellent pedl between 7-8 p .m . <'hut. 1'78l.::J. .rree. Gen. 6289-W. GUN- B a ker 16 gauge double. 30" bbls .• II~~~ 14, $5. a30 Molden Lane, Char. finely checkered beaver taU forearm PIANO-Neuby & E vans upright . Also l iOWt.INO LIAI.L 11178-W . DOGS-Two, female, Cock er. 140 Wood pistol grip. Also 2 boxes of sh ells; S4S lady's Johnson Ice skates. slze 7. 296 l't"'k " ' · OAT- t..ody'a b lock Chl'Jt(lrfleld fl tted, bury St. comple te. 15 Phelps Ave., Apt. 5. Lake VIew Pk. 1\0W L..lNO 1\Al.l.. edt(• 16. AI o blnck· ll'T'<'Im d resses, alze D OU--23M, sleeps, talks, $2. A lso tw o doll swings, eo.; dresses. size 3-4, HANDBAG - Alligator. Cui. 1585-M. PILLOWS - Fea ther . Glen. 4313-W 10. tlhm. 011&7-n . Ill: b lock, hlah-hee led shoes. s lz.e 6B, •..25 after 5 p .m . \IOWWNO- OAt.!. M11n'a tw~O n 11 r . h . 11?1 L llk Ave . ~~~~5; snows uit, slze 1-2. 51.50. Char. HOUSEHOLD FURNlSHINGS--Congo 11· 1\l hUOAK ttY Ollll'\'· _ _ OAT - Uldy'i, block. t lt.e 10. Also leum Armstrong rug 9':>.'7'6"; dining PLAYPEN-$12.50. Glen. 6542-W. ~tn budlne f Ull. alzc D: brown eult, slz.c DOLL CARRIAGE Large, lolding. 9 room s ulte; m aple dresser; mahogany 1 H OWUNO , HOt": - 1 dY'I, 11ltc~ 7 \~. E . POOL TABLE - 2 h'x5', equipment. I~ Mnln 3 ~111 - M Moplehursl Rd. lllmp table . 266 Epworth St., Gen. 2559 Edgem e re Dr. thwh1· t r Uii-J . _ _ __ 5584~ R . ' OA1 '- Man'a. block wool, ~• lef\ll,'tb, DOLL HOUSE-Six-room. wooden col IIOXINO Ot.OV S P r vnr. Ill. Alao POOL TABLE - 3,4 size. Also pinbaU •Jti!O <1 0, Iiiii. 18lll. onlnl, o.nd furniture, $10. Also f{lrl's HEATROLA-Coal or wood, large. Mon. m achine. Glen . 4095- M. vtullf\, '*"· Ocn. CUIISl• R. COJ\'1' -::-Mlnk · d~y~f'd:-::--:m-ualc....,.~-:T-:11-:-t.-al.z,.-e-:-14,... 22-ineh Schwinn bicycle, $24. Glen. 4671 -M. IIOX $SI!. -1.839. PORTIERES-Velour, 1 p alr, rose and ' I'RAH. I'~ ~r:oloa:n:- Ill! h.tn~~-o_J!.d . ICEBOX - 50-lb. Also mahogany love blue. Also 3 p airs shoes, slze 7AA. ' ONI' Mouton, aJ·:-,--::1:-:6,.--1,.,8"".- -:-:o""Allo._.,f,...o-u-r - DOORS--One :!4" wide, 6'2• long; one seat. Main 2726-W. i\OV 1i ' Ot l'l' , lONAL.Ell - •1. A li'o !!•• w1dc, 6' lon g . Also 2 do,r baskets; 6 ~2 AA. 6AA. 19 Sumner Pk., Mon. hltl '1 11 11 \')' IWIOII I I . l llu ••·•U , Q , burn~r lfU ranae. C hu. 1112'7-W . ICEBOX - Coolera tor. Also pair Rem 7717-W after 6 p .m. ..,., 1 A v , n • II" ,tr1'1 ski ahoes, poles. me 8; steel case o .sos-w. OAT~ lfd~ l eop rd trt.m. •1z.o H . us. ment window. Gen. 4679.J. bro.ndt table la mps; leather-top coffee PROJECTOR-Child's 16trun. with films. llREAKJ'A!IT • 11:'1' f'lv - Pi> tul>h• (H~n . OO!Ili·W . St ~ work bench, $7; boy's 24H Colson bi 111. Plltalord ~. collect. 238 Tremont Gen. 2311. couch with club chalr; 16" Tryule elec 1\\Ill. OlN() t..OT • 5&' cycle, $18. Char. 1201-R. ~noru)"';;t ' OAT ' lh' r lc»t. lhffc- quo~r 1 n 11ih: DRAFTING SET Complete, $35. 373 tric toaster. 136 Norton St. ce>•n r Atllna h' n 11nd A tUebOro 1\da. Cou.rt St., Apt. St. PUPPIES-Cocker spaniel, registered. In Culv<'r • ttldltt • Uon, Olen. llnln11. perh-ct. 1oot1 eondlUon. Mon. ICE BOX- Whlt.e porcelain. 75 lb. ca 166 Hager Rd., Char. 0079-R. e:ua. ~U3· R . ORAWING SET - Complete, G erman. pacity. 332 Esta11 Rd. after 6 p.m. ~111' - ll Cui. ll675.J . 'OA'l' -..'ih;:~ea:-:~=.-:m:!'o:':u~t:-:o:-n:--rl a:-:m~b:-. c-al::-:.,...,-u-::38.= I CE SKATES-Boy's, size 5, $6. Also PUPPIES-A.K.C. registered, pedigreed ll\ft'TONH t.Wl - , ln••r. t'. 01 n. $51> AIIO diVt'nport. $30: O · B w a.lhlnl DRUM S!:T-Complct.e. Also saxophone. cocker, will hold for Chrls tmos. HoUey It sld.s, 5' , poles. $3; sectional oak boolt IV8't m arhlnt. $50. Mon. liO'f'l. C m ~lody . 3911 Norton St., Olen. 11133-M. case, $10. Char. 0947-J. 2737. l' 1\JNln' UIQnd oak_ h !!_ 3011). 1\ ' OA1' port."' 1 PUPPIES-A.K.C. registered bea~ le, 3 0:.:~~.:.!7iii'::Mh;::-t~b~l-:-u-e,-ll"'l"'e DRUMS - Leedy, comJ)Ie te set. 474 ICE SKATES-Boy's, size 8.G en .5857-M. 'A.M~I\J\ A at-. ,,,. s 1 n ., ncaro 311. $11.110. Allo brown, d~ topcoat. Ames St. months old, hunting. 315 Leonard Rd., • It Ahio ' "" " · lloor hunp. Gtn. llet-M boJ al ,. paiCih poc:Keta. $30, or bo\h ELECTRIC BROILER Kimmel, $10. ICE SK.ATES-Boy's hard toe hockey after 6 p .m . bo-lh• n e e ,, m lor ..ll . :U..:.: l.~l:..:.77;;;;:li0-::...:;.:R.:..·-...,.----- Glen.. liH&-M alter IS p .m. tube~, si:r.e 3. 28Hla Glenwood Ave. PUPPIES - Cocke.r Spaniel, small, ICE SKATES-Figure, whJte. size 4. A.K.C. stock ; will hold until Christmas. ~A Ml:I\J\ r I'•• col:r=woman'• IJ'a)'. slu '«. lOS A\te , EU!lCTRIC FIXTURE - Prism c)')'Yt.aJ llt\lt· ··· •• • • for llvlnlr or dlD.lnl room. Cul. 082.1-M. Char. 1534-R. F . T . German. Holley St., RFD 1. u , lower l'Mr.:,..·-----:-----::---:-.,...... Brockport 191-J. Att&IRA 1n COA ~er, lfl'll , IJt.e 14. Olen. EU.'CTRlC HEATER G -E, Arizona, ICE SKATES - G lrl's. hockey tube, \eQJ, C\11 . • ,.• •w ~ . $10. Glen. l!lM-R. siz.e 7, $5. Gen. 1884-R. (Continued on Page 7) December 18, 1947 ~ODAKERY ,. FOR SALE FOR SALE F OR SALE WAKTED APAli.TNEMTS WANTED '1'0 ftElCT trom (Continued P age 6) SLED - With detachable back. Also VACUUM CLEANER- Hoover, attach RIDE - From 848 Latt. Rd. to H-E. 'I\~ l'\1mlsh«' '"'d rf'tul"T\. 8-5. KP ~x t. 7161 . wile and chJld- w l.k. chUd In onn('(' SNOWSUIT - Child's, size 3. Also arc $2.50; smaU sled. $2; doll buggy. Glen. ticut until apart.rn~nt Is loo teSash. casing. comple te. Gen. KiAT&n---m:oRooM - 'I\,!!Jl 'beROBES-Two, size 10-12, S4 ea. Gen. 36. Glen . 6955-W . Koda k, n eeds some repairs. reason able . on Friday nights alter work. Cui. 2212..J. ROOM- LnrQe, nttracUvcly turnlahed, 1475-.T. SUITS-La dy 's, black, size 16; red. size Cui. 3610-R. RIDE-To KP at 8 a .m . Frances Pierc e. In qulet nela hborhood, oonv niL•M to RUG--American Persian , 9x12, $150. 18. 108 De laware A ve .. Ge n .I4766-M. Te.n r ooms, 17th Ward, origina lly phy 710 G en esee St., Gen. 5521-J . KP. Glen . 0772. Glen . 4328-R. SUN LAMP-Floor model. Also sk a te s. sician's office and residence, Ideal for SCR EEN-Small, daylight, beaded. with ROOM Large, tront, wllhlt' wnl'klnl( RUG--Axminste r, 8'6"x l0', $10. Also size 7-9. Glen . 2899-J. la rge family or easily converted In to stand. St. 6900 after ~ :30 p .m. dis tance KP and U·E. bctwc n Lakt' child's easel, $5. Mon. 8221-R. SUNLAMP - Floor model, $40. Gen . a partments. oil hea t. two-car garage, Ave. and De wey bt~ line. aenUt'mnn convenient d istan ce from K odak, Im SKI BOOTS-Boy's, size 2~!. or 3. Cui. prelerre d, 4 Falr VIew J::lilta. RUG--Axminster 9x12'. Also white bird 3960-J . 2255-W. media te occupancy. Main 5794. except ROOI\1- Pieaannt, Cron!:_ .oUhwt. cage. 221 Ridgeway Ave .. Glen. 4340-W. SUNLAMP-Sun Kra ft, $50. St. 2163-J, Sunday. SKATES-Boy's tubes or hockeys, with a;;n: RUG--Mohawk, 8'x3"x10'5". Also PhUco after 6 p.m. shoes. slze 3-4. H -E KODAKERY Offici'. g_cman pret~.:._4:l!l~!L_ con sole, floor radio; walnut china cab- TABLE - Console, solid m a hogany, WANTED ROOM - Private cn!ron . ah ow11r, SKI BOOTS-Lady's, sue 7 or 7\2. Mon. double bed . $12 weekly tor one. $8.110 lnet and buffet. 2485 St. P a ul Blvd. Dunca n Phyfe legs. Also Gladstone 1986-W alter 7 :30 p .m . RUGS - 9x12. 8 x8 ~2. Girl Scout uru- bla ck leather b ag. Mon. 0950-M. ACCOMPANIMENT - Leaving Roches each for two. 1300 S t. Paul St., Olen. ter after 5 p .m .. Dec. 31, to Springwater, SKIS-6', hickory with clamps. G en. 4103-J. form. size 12 ~2. Char. 0863-W . TABLE-Gateleg , solid mahogany top, 2347-M. ROO;:;M;:-;---S"""',...In-g-.1c,- - n-e-a-r -=K=P,.... ""o""o,.....,A-v""la--,SL SASH WINDOWS Two, w ith casing, 48"x54". Also so1id walnut la mp table; Corning, ElmJra. Bloomsburg, Reading, a nd screen s 27"x50"; also on e sash win- colonia l mirror; sectiona l bookcase; Philadelphia . Glen . 5624-M. SNOWS UIT-Boy's, slie 3-4 Yl'll· Cha r . ROOM- Kitc hen prlvilc~•· aultnble cor d ow with caslng, 2H2"x54", $6 ea. Char. comforter; dish es; cut glass. Char. AUTOMOBILE-Child's. S t . 5600-J . 0683-J . 1 or 2 girls. Gen. 1010-W otter 0 p m. 0747-W. 1109-M. BARREL CHAffi- Monroe 7226-J. SPINET PIANO-Also ches t ol drawers. ROOM:-With enclosed porch, pr!vnto Glen. 5647-W a rter 6 p .m . SAV-U-TIME OUTFIT-With coU, tank. TABLE AND CHAIR5-ch.!ld's. Also BICYCLE - Sidewalk, or chaln·drlve home. omployod s:enllcmnn Pr<'forr()d . Char. 0293-J. drophead Singer sewing machine. 476 tricycle, !or little girl. Gen. 0186-W. SPOT WELDER-Gen. 2308. Gen. 2605-W . SCOOTER- Balloon tires. 377 Grand Pullman Ave., Glen. 4771-M. CAMERA 11 6 or 616 folding Kodak. STOVE-Apartment s l z~e:;::_;.:.;;;C;;,h~a-r-.~ 1'"'11'""12::--""w R 06M - \Vitii pr"iViit.c tiilth-:- un Cur A ve .. evenin gs. THERMOSTAT- With damper control Glen. 7223-R . after 6 :30 p.m . nlshed. Mn. Roth, :12A Lnwr nco Rt., S t. 0277. SEWING MACHINE-Electric domestic for coal. Gen. 3664-M a1te r 5 :30p.m . CANARY Yo ung singer. Cha r . 1650-W. TWIN BABY CAR RI A G~Mon. 4Zll7·J. con sole. Also washing machine, $30; THERMOSTAT-With automatic d amp TYPEWRITER-Gen. 6160-M. ROOM'=Ycntna mnn In pr\VII tehomO, Phllco radio, $35. 212 Frey St.. Char . er control for coal burning furnace. CAR Will pay about $250 cnsb. Glen . convenient to Kodak. 08 Kcmhurtt. 0262-R. Also single poster walnut b ed , box 1259. TYPEWRITER-Glen. 0814-J. n ear Lake ond Stonewood. 7 SEWING MACHINE-White, drop-hea d s~r ings ; cut glass wate r pitcher. 6 CHILDREN- To board, days .or lull VENETIAN BLIND - 7;;.;2~o..:..r ""7""4-,.,ln,.,.ch-es SLEEPlNC- ROOM;O'_;;;;F~o~r .;;;a=='c~n:-;t7l e~m~o"':'n-, -::to::.. mode l, $15. Also girl's winte r box coats g asses. tray; p opula r phonograph rec Ume. Dewey-Ston e Rd. section. Ro ber t wid e. 794 Washtnaton Ave .. Summer Mn. CoUt ns. 157 Palm St. Olen . IIOtlli-J . Hadley. 385 B ennington Dr .. Cha r . 2167 -R . v ille. a nd school d resses. 16-18. Glen. 2177-J. ords. Glen . 5142-J evenJngs or Sa t . STUDlOROOM-Seml-cookln11. pdvnto SEWING MAClllNE-WhJte boxhea d , TENNIS RACKET - "Alice Marble," CHILD'S AUTO-Cui. 1074-M. WARDROBE - C lothes, wooden. St. bolh. 21 Alemedo St. alU!r 11 :30 p.m ., long shuttle. s o. Glen . -R. $10. Lue lla ZurOuh, 1344 De wey Ave ., DESK.-chlld's roll-top. Char. 1403-R. 2817-L evenings. 2 6568 Glen. 5644-M a fte r 5 p .m . Glen . 0084:;,.;;.· ::;:R~.-..,-·---:=---:--.---:----: DffiT--Sandy loam prefe rred , a bout 100 W ASlTINC MACHJNE..o..Portablc, w th ROOMS- Two. ono with tWili b<>d• . SHELVES-Metal. Also table; bas!net, TffiE - Firestone 6.50xl5. Char . 0588-W loads. Cui. 0873-M . wringer. Main 1815-R. very ronaonoble. O len . 1012. nylon a nd lace; combina tion baby car a!ler 5 p.m . WOMAN - For hoWJe c lciiilTii'ilimall be d-scat; hand made 3-pc. ba by sets. TffiE CHAINS-Heavft duty . 38 DOLL BUGGY - Folding, large size. 616 Glen . 1259. apartment, 4 h rs. Saturday a .m . or WANTED TO RENT Cui. 0166. WU s tal 5 Thursd ay evenJn es. Mon. 8035-W eve SHOE SKATES-Three pair. Also box- son t .. ups rs, a ter p.m . DOLL CARRIAGE Also small sled; nings. ing gloves; games; tennis racquets; n et; TIRES-Set of 4, 6.00xl6, S5 complete. other useab le toys. Char. 2545-J. FLAT- Four-15 roon\J, ro•c d to m ovu, dishes ; 12' plywood rowboa t . Gen. 94 Ridgeda le Circle. ELECTRIC MOTOR - Ha ll-horse, 25 APARTMENTS W ANTED TO RENT we nrc !amlly of 3. Sl. 11810-n aflor II 4975-J. TIRES-Three, 16x 6.50, 2 snow treads , cy cle. Vincent, Bergen 32-F-3. p .m. 1 SHOES-Lady 's Gold Cross. size 6A, regular, $6 for a ll. Ge n . 6441-R. ENLARGER Also easel. Cut. 086'7. u ouss.=stngiC or- d ouble, by CW Ac By e mployed couple, 3·4 rooma, pri counting Dept. omployco. uriC nl. Con. brown and black. Cui. 4404-M. TOASTER - P roctor, two slice auto- FIGURE SKATES-Girl's, size 7 or 8. vate kitchen, both, prelernbly unfur matic, $15. Also National pressure nished, reasonable. G len . 3!123-R. 41506-M. SHOES-Silver sandals, size 7, $4; 2 prs. cooker, 7 qt.. $15; boy's 26" bicycle. Cul. 1277-R. ROOM---A:-n-cd;-;-bo- -urd n private fi umo (or size 4; 1 pr. brown sn ake skin sUng d d 1 $25 Ch 0""' R FIGURE SKATES-Girl's whlte. size 8. Couple would l l~fu ml.shed orun K od ak woman ond 11-yur-old d Ullh pump; 1 pr. bla ck p atent leather sUng spee m o e · · a r . .,.,... · Be nha m , 174 Emerson St. lurnlshcd . 3-4 rooms, both working, pump. $4 ea. Main 3138-J. TOP COAT- Man's tnn. raglan sleeves, wUI pay reoaonablo rent. Glen. 71113-J. t.cr. Cbar. 2090-M. size 38-40. Glen. 2054-W . GARAGE - On Requa -~~Jy l e r St., after 5 :30 p .m . ROOM- And boord ror airl II; mothe-r to SHOO FLYS-Two, or rocking ducks TRACTOR-Garde n, Planet Jr. . with or Strong St. R-E KODIUUiHY Office. s hare room, worklna trlokll. KP <'let. for children . Cui. 1476-W. cultivator, $165. Cui. 2599-W. HOUS~-6 double. sid e by side. Glen. For employed womon . three unf ur 2615. 6662-J after 5:30 p .m . nl.shed rooms uraenUy n eeded. M41n SHOTGUN-Double b arrel, 12 gauge, TRAIN SET _ Mechanica l. Hat:ner. 0800 belore II. S t. 46411-L otte r 0 p.m. flOOM- Llght hou•ekeeplnJI room tor $30. 148 Boxart St., Char. 0755-R. comple te. Glen. 1200-R. JIG SAW - 18", bench model drill press. mon. vicinity KP fi-E KODAKMY Gen . 4158-W. Fou r- or 5-roo m opartme~ 'fiiii SHOTGUN - Ithaca. 12-gauge, double TRAINS-Lione l. complete with Type w an ted de11perotely by veteran, wile. Office. barre l. Cha r . 1835-W. S trans!or mer. 94.3 Bennington Dr., LENS - For Kodak Precision Enlar&er child. Mon . 693<1-R. ROOM- With kitch n prlvilotl't by--;-: SINK-KJtchen , swinging faucet . Gen. Char. 0657-R . A Ektar f /4.5 with 4" focal len&th. Four-S room for mJddle-aged couplo, tined worklnfl alrl In oxch n11 lor 0188-W. TREES-AU types, all sizes. 77 Court Glen. 5572-J. child cure and help wiUl 1uppn work. aU a lone. Glen . 0563-J . vicinity of K P , Mon . Uuouah li'• I. Oor SINK - Left hand dra in. 42". Char. St., Geneseo, N .Y . MECHANICAL STAGE-For roun d mi Medium or small. ! u..,.rn-..,lsh·'-e-c.-d o-r- n-o t. c roscope. Cut. 4899-M. iOr b or11 Prall. Onl,oriQ 2108. 0297-R. TRICYCLES-Two. for 2- a nd 5-year-old young wrlt.cr nnd wUe, retercncc.. Cui ROOMS.. Ono-2, wlth-kliC'heiilt.o~ SKATES _ Boy's, brown and black child. 172 Da k e Ave. . Chill'. 2967- M. PIANO-Spinet or apartment size UP 4708-W. right. Main 3586-J . mJddle-naed at-nth•m n . G len. 64!18-W h ockey tubes. size 7. Also child's sk a tes. TRUMPET - Martin. 751 W. Main St. Or fl at. unCurn lahed, 3 or 4 room.e. cvenlna•. PlANO - Spinet. or small modern up wanted by workln& couple, reference• size 13. 434 Stonewood Ave. TRUMPET - Silver, with n ew mouth- right . Mon. 2251. SKATES _ Johnson tube. size 10. $7. piece and case, $60. Cut. ran 5504-W. lorced t omove, 2 children. Olen. 2288·R SKIS-Complete. 2800 M.anJtou Rd. or d ressed . Cul. 2875-J alte r 6 p.m. FOUND - School rlntr. about Nov. 7 In TUXEDO-Ais It 5 iz 38 5 h 0 rt PICKUP TRUCK-~!. ton. year '34-'38. Or fiA t, uraenUy n c<'dedbv vot ron, PhOtolCJ'IIphU: TrulnlniJ 0 pt. KO 0127. SKIS-Hickory. 6'9". $12. Also lady's ski 94 Electric Av~. gray s u · e • St. 470'7-J, between 11-12 noon. wile. belt ot refcreneea. pr lcrably un LOS'r - Uaby rln«. nnlnrll<'d. KO furru.hed. reatonable. 1196 C en eo St., In boots, size 5. $5. 663 Eaton Rd. TUXEDo-coat. size 37 L ; trousers, PING-PONG TABLE-Char. 0297-R. Gen . 11 22. __ _ Shlpplna Dq>t. or around <'urn(•r S ta t - SKIS - Men's 7'4" hickory. complete, W 32, L 32. 80 Pullman Ave .. Apt. 4. PROJECTOR _ 16-mm. A lso 1&-mm, Brown S t curnt~r, lnlllllla "P.R." P• t"r size 11. Gen. 3954-M after 6 p.m . TUXEDO-Double-breasted. size 37, $25. movie camera. GLen. 5647-W after 8 p.m. S tudio apartment with kllchtn, rur runaudo. KO Shippln«. nlahed or not. cloae to bualine. for •ln• SKIS-Northland plastic laminate d. 6'3" , S. A . Wahl. Glen. 5854-R. RIDE-Fo r 2, !rom Atlantic Ave.. be LOST- Srown I othflr l(t:y-e wh.h ltlc flrl, worldntr houra 3 lo J l. GM house k••y o.nd lookllr k•ry. lntllal R L. complete. Also ski shoes. size 5~!,. Gle n . TUXEDO - Single-breasted. size 38 tween Winton and Culver, to KP and 5757-J. between Bid&. IJ4 and Oldtr. 28, KP. rtu th 7048·M, Sa t. and Sun. or Wed. through s to ut. $30. Fairport 314-R. re turn. 8 to 5, Monday throueh Friday. Lynn. Char 1<1.:11 -H or KP xt 31.0 Fri. after 5 :30 p .m . TUXEDO - Slze 34 lihort, $20. Clu:tr. Cui. 467&-W. Three roomJ. d ee!red by yountr morrlt'd couple-. untuml.llhed. P"'Cera6ly north LOST l:ady'e IIJid wrl.lltwlt<-h. cru";;n, SKIIS-Rickon•. complete. Mon. 8431. 3213-R. RJDE-From Batnvla to KO. and return. of Ridge Rd. HUJihee. Char 03 12 R no band. n word Ol••n. 4313-W. SKIS-Northland. 7', h ard maple, $10. TUXEDO-Size 34-36. En&llsh tailored. hours. &-S p.m . Batavia 1945-J -2. Three room.e, unf~d.bY ~orld na G en. 2705-J. Also man's Ice skates. size 7. Char. RIDE-From 315 Fetz:nec Rd. to KP and LOST =Pl uktn ICiov , llaht tan. t;;': 147 couple. MAin 1748-J. lWtt'D KP 81dj(. 118 and Kf'~ohl I'U r.n SKI BOOTS-One pair. size 10. excel- 9-W . r eturn, 7 :30 to 5:30 p .m. G len . lllle-J . ot Nov. 20. reward KI> eJit 21111) lent condition . 255 Collingwood Dr., TUXEDO-Size 39, extra white !onnnl RIDE-FTom S. GoodllUln St. to Three or 4 rooma or hal! doubleany 1088 where In Roch~W!r on bUI line. Edwin Glen. 5045-W. coat and !ull dress shirt. S30 for aU. KO and return, hoW'II s-5 P m . MlM J . Carey, Elm SL, Lima E -L::;;.-4..;;;..__ I WAPI SKI BOOTS-Boy's. size 9. Also girl's Gen. 644l -R. Golden, KO ex1. 5258. Three- or 4-room apartm nt by Jan. 15. hockel skates, white. size 8. C lu:tr. TUXEDO-Tails, size 36. Glen . 8251-R. RIDE--From 1477 Rld&e Rd .. Web•tn. !or yount workl.nc couple. <13M S t . 0198-t>' · - TYPEWRITER - C orona portable. with to KP a nd return. Mon. t.brouah Fri., P eul Blvd .. Char. 1372-M. SKI SUIT-Girl's, size H; ctrl's skates. case . 369 Troup St. 8-5. Webster 38'7-F'·8. Two roonu. laree room, both-;;;(i'kltch size 5. St. 0153-J. TYPEWR..ITER-Portable. Cul. 4995-R. RIDE - From S t. Paul-Coo~r Rd ,.n. furnlahed or unfurnl.llbed. for Jlt'hool SLE~.\!2_ ft. Also SUvertone portable TYPEWRITER - Royal portable. 247 corner to KP and return, hour-. 8-5 p m . lncher and employed wile. Cui. 4418-J radio. G len. 6955-W. Garson A ve. Cha.r. 3087-R. atter e p.m. 8 ~ODAKERY December 18, 1947 Dept. 49 Basketmen Make It 5 in Row in CW Loop EI\. Cage Wheel to Pry Lid Jan. 5j Kodak basketball fans. restricted to the depart Ellison, " Red" Troiano. Harry Horn, Stan Lojek. mental variety of court capers thus far this season, Ralph Taccone, Don Brown and Al Mcintee, among due to lack of a major circuit in Rochester, will be others. the Kaypees present perhaps the best bal treated to some fancy fireworks starting Jan. 5. anced club in the league. On that date the newly-organized Kodak Inter With the cagey Fred Fogarty at the helm. KO plant League, comprised of major quints from will be the real dark-horse entry. " Freddie the Fox.'' Kodak Park. Camera Works, Hawk-Eye and Kodak one of this town's top performers several seasons Office. will launch play. The four-team circuit will back. will select his KO quint from a 17-man intra present two-game cards every Monday night in the plant squad. Among Fogarty's candidates are Ken State Street auditorium. Tentative plans call for Mason. leading scorer in the KO loop; Sid Nichols, a nine-week schedule running through Mar. 1. ex-Hobart ace, and Art Frantz. a product of Chi In the Jan. 5 lid-lifters Kodak Park faces Kodak cago prep circles. Office at 7:30, with Camera Works playing Hawk Bernie Messmer, CW's playing coach, has most of Eye in the nightcap. last year's CW Major Dusty club as a nucleus for Jack Brightman's Kaypees. last season's city and the '48 team. In addition to Tony Soler and Joe Major Dusty champions. not only will be favored to Ross. H-E vets, Bill Kearns, the Hawks' coach, is defeat KO in the season's inaugural, but rank top counting on Earl Bauman, Ray Meyers. Chuck heavy favorites to annex the league championship. Demmer, Bud Mayfield and Walt G'luchowicz. Their lineup studded with such old standbys as Jack among others. Bldg. 58,23 Quints Post Office, Stock Tossers 4th Straight in KP Race Retain KO Leaguelead Ch arlie Z ahn's Bldg. 58 h oopster s serv e d no Ken Mason and Art Frantz sparked t h e Office t ice last week t hat t hey are d efinitely in t h e Penpush ers and Rochester Bra n ch Stock, re run nin g for the Nation al division flag of t h e s pectively, to their fourth triumphs last week, KPAA Depa rtmental bas ketball enabling them to r etain their joint It's Anybody's Ball- A loose ball in the ~ept . 49-Dept. _23 ~arne set the stage for thlS scene. Rushmg m at chase when they tripped P ower, claim to first place in the KO In right is Russ Hillebrant, 23, with teammate Mike Perry (wearing eye 44-21. T he win gives them a tie traplant League. glass protector) right behind. At left, arms outstretched, is Johnnie {or the lead with Bldg. 23's de The Penpushers downed the Re Coia, 49. Bob Grant of the same team also reaches. fending cham ps who chalked up a pair Fixers, 42-33, and J ohn 45-35 verdict over Bldg. 12. Scheible's Stock tossers outpointed Shipping, 37-25. Paced by Johnnie C oia, the ir ca ptain and cr ack cen ter, the Ed Iles a nd Adria n Vandertang set t he scoring pace for Bldg. 58 Mason Sinks 21 Points Dept. 49 cagers h ave a m assed 184 poin ts to 98 for the opposition with 15 and 11 poin ts respectively, Mason, the league's leading in racking up five straight win s i n the CW Intrapla n t Bask etball Roy Kubitz dunking 13 for Power. scorer, dropped nine field goals League. The 49ers' record was still ------ Bill Tomkiewicz, with 13 mark through the hoops in a 21-point bereft of defeat following last as Dept. 49 won, thus retaining the ers, led Bldg. 23 marksme n, who spree, a nd Jim Arnold contributed week's 46-20 conquest of Dept. 23. league's individual scoring leader - were extended in the closing min 12. J ack Reim er (13) a nd D om De In other contests Dec. 10 in the ship. He had plenty o{ help, how utes after holding a 23-8 halftime fcndis (10) were high for Repair. Sta te Street auditorium, George ever, as teammates Bob Gra nt and lead. Ray T homas meshed 13 in Fra ntz sank 14 points for Stock. Kiefer's Dept. 25 quint edged Dept. Don Borrelli ch ipped in with 10 the second hal! for the losers. W L P e t. 11. 31 -26. to pull up alongside and 9 points, respectively. A t half Roch . B r. Stock...... 4 1 .800 Engineering Wins Handily Office Penpushers...... 4 1 .800 Chuck Alletto's basketmen in the time Max Adler's 23 outfit was still Shipping Vets...... 2 3 .400 standings. Dept. 66 made it a three- in the ba ll game, tra iling by 19-11. Syd Gamlen's Engineering out Rep a ir Flxers...... 0 5 .000 way tie for second place by eking Sans the services or Bob K eegan fit ran amuck against Messenger LEA.DlNG SCORERS out a 27 -23 win over the Wood- a nd Chris Curatalo, Dept. 11 fought Service, winning 67-34. Although 1 tg ft t p Tom P age netted 18 po~nts for th ~ Sharpshooter- ; t ; ..,e ! : Ken Mason , Office ...... 31 15 77 worth-Smith Bldg. a n uphill battle all the way against Duane Doty, Shipping ...... 23 9 55 Coia added 11 points to his tota l Dept. 25, which piled up a 20-12 winners, Bob Harris of t he Mes scored 15 points to pace Bldg. 58 Chuck Arnone, Shipping ... . 20 3 43 advantage in the first half. Bruce sengers stole the sharpshooting to its fourth straight win in the Art Frantz. Stock ...... 14 15 43 Millim an, with 11 tallies, topped thunde r by sifting 11 field goals. KP AA Departmental L e a g u e. Bob Cla.rke. Stock ...... 17 6 40 Jim Arnold, Office ...... 12 15 39 the winners' offensive. Industria l Engineering retained Charlie Zahn's quint thumped Tom AIJLson, Stock ...... 13 7 33 Bill Maslanka (9) a nd Warren its top spot in the American divi Power. 44-21. Fran Biggs, Stock ...... 11 9 31 oi Gl > Wilson (6) led the point-parade as sion by throttling Bldg. 14, 48-18, .. Dl -o 66 handed the hapless Woodworth as Doug LaBudde, stocky center, .J .2 i found t he ran ge for 18 points. P ete ... Q ."!: & Sm ith quint its fi fth con secutive Mert Fahy Tops EJ( J(eglers; .: 0 - E setback . Bill St. John's charges Day registered 15...... A. < ... ! grabbed a n early 12-6 lead, but le t Synthetic Chemistry m oved into Q. Gl J:• "' vi A. it slip away in the second half. undisputed second place by edging "0 Marion Ellis Rolls 231 Game ~ ::::) Ill: LEAGUE STANTHNGS the Emcos, 48-45, in a well-played Dept. 49 5 OIDept. 66 3 2 gam e. J erry R auber's 23-point at Mert Fahy of the CW S u pervisors League topped the m e n and Dept. 11 3 2 Dept. 23 1 4 tack sparked the winners. Dept. 25 3 2 WW & S mJth 0 5 Marion E llis of the KPAA G irls' 16-Team p aced t h e wom en in LEADING SCORERS National Dlvl&lon fg f t tp WL WL last week 's p in sh elling . Fahy r olle d a 266 solo w h ich a lso enabled J ohn Cola, D ept . 49 ...... 28 4 60 B ldg. 58 4 OIEmcos 2 1 him to cop series hon ors w ith a Bill Maslanka, Dept. 66 .• . •. . • • 19 15 53 B ldg. 23 4 0 P ower 2 2 J erry Sick, CW Office ...... 215 Gordon Stoll, Dept . 11 ...... 23 6 52 2 2 fat 647 total. Mar ion m auled the Bob K uhn, CW Supervisors ...... 215 Charlie Price, D ept. 25 ...... 22 5 49 ~~.~ . ~Tu1. ~ ~ ~cfg . 14 0 4 maples for a 231 singleton . Fred Ha rte r , KPAA Thurs. A ...... 215 Bruce Milliman . Dept. 25 ...... 20 4 49 American D ivision T he leaders last week included: Howard Be uckma n . K.PAA Thurs. A 215 Nick Crisci, Dept. 23 ...... 17 5 39 W L WL Mert Fahy, CW Supervisors ...... 266 Jlm Weigand, KPAA Thurs. A .. . .. 215 Ray Bliss. Dept. 49 ...... 16 7 39 Ind. Eng. 2 11Emul. Res. 0 3 James Thompson . CW Office ...... 253 Harold Eckert. CW No. 1 ...... 215 Chu ck Alletto, Dept. 11 ...... 16 4 36 Syn. Chern. 2 2 Ca fe teria 0 3 George Stoldt. KPAA Thurs. A ..... 247 Sidney Crosier, KPAA Tues. B-16 .. 215 Joe Dejoy. Dept. 11 ...... 16 2 34 Bldg. 30 1 2 Mess. Ser. 0 4 Bob Lamb, CW Supervisors ...... 245 Don Mills, CW Office ...... 214 Don Borrelli, Dept. ~9 ...... 15 4 34 LEADING SCORERS G eorge Reldesel, KP Film ...... 239 Emanuel J:appello, C W Wednesd ay. 214 Bob K eegan , D ept. 11 ...... 12 9 33 fg ft tp Hank Auer, CW Supervisors ...... 238 Leo Amici, K.PAA Thurs. B- 16 . . .. . 214 J ohn D ewhirst. Film Ernul. 23 5 51 Ed Goeller. E&M Fie ld Division .... 235 Jim Monks. H-E Saturday ShUt . . .. 214 CW No. 1 Bowlln!J Standings Pete Day, Ind. Eng ...... 18 11 47 J erry Maleck, KPAA Baryta ...... 235 Fra nk K esel. K.PAA Friday B -8 .. ... 214 Koda flectors 27 l 21Retlnas 19 :&0 Harry Trezise, Film Ernul. 20 6 46 Tony Rlttlnger. H -E Brass Butch ers 214 Tony Jackman, KPAA Thurs. A .. . . 233 Joe We lch. CW Office ...... 213 Duos 25 14 Recomars 16 23 Jerry Rauber. Syn . Che rn. 17 11 45 J a m es Anderson . CW Friday ...... 233 Tripods 21 18,Juniors 15 24 Wilson P ask . B-30 Wes t. .. . 19 6 44 Ray Stee le. KP Film ...... 232 Fred GUtzer . H-E Webber ...... 213 Vo llendas 19 20 Seniors 14 25 Ben Holloway, B-23 ...... 17 5 39 J ohn Zoyak, CW W ednesday ...... 228 WiiUam Manhold, KPAA Thurs. A .. 213 KPAA L adle s' Late League Tom Hughes. Ernul. Res .. . 16 7 39 Harold Row e, KO American ...... 228 Ray Barton, CW National...... 212 Projection 24 131Shlpplnli[ 18 18 Paul Wackerow, B -12 ...... 18 2 38 Carl Gerstner. CW National...... 227 John Ga rdner , KPAA Thurs. B -16 .. 212 Duplicating 20 16 15-mm. 16 20 Ray Tho mas, B -12 ...... 15 8 38 Howard Delhi, KPAA Thurs. A ..... 226 Da n Bel.shelm. CW Wednesd ay ..... 212 Color Print 19 17 Office 15 21 1 Don Brown . Emcos ...... 18 1 37 Stan B issell, KORC Nation al...... 226 Fre d Melvin, KPAA Thurs. A ...... 212 16 5 37 Bill P alleschi, H·E Ridge ...... 212 Receiving 19 17 Number~ 14 22 PhH Hutton, B-30 West ... . Duke Pautler. KORC National...... 226 Ed Laskowski, CW F rfday ...... 211 Joe Be nedetto, CW Eng!neenng .. . . 225 J ames Robinson , KPAA Tues. B-16. 211 AI Preiss. KPAA Thurs. B-16 ...... 225 Don Splt.ale. KORC National...... 211 Robert Patchen. KPAA Thurs. B-16 225 Charles Nichols. CW Supervisors ... 210 George Kuhn. KPAA Tues. B ...... 225 Harold Thon, CW Supervisors ...... 210 El( Sports Odds 'n' Ends Lawrence Carges. K.PAA Tues. B-16 225 George Romanko, H -E Webber ... . . 210 Dick Bieler. H -E Brass Butchers.... 225 George Gillette, KORC National. ... 225 Fred B arlhelmann, KO American ... 210 The top spot on Kodak Badminton Club's challenge board changed Ha rold ConUn. KPAA Thurs. A ..... 210 Jack Reimer. KO Repair ...... 224 Walter Snell, KPAA Tues. B- 16 .... 210 hands three times Dec. 9. Cliff Schmidt. KP, and his partner, John Bob WUson, KO American ...... 224 Hector Seely, KPAA Thurs. B-16 ... 224 Bernie Rnusch. KORC National. . . .. 210 Jung, were challe nged a nd beaten by the H-E Phil Michlin-Frank William Wa lsh, CW Friday ...... 223 Ken VoeiUnger. KPAA Thurs. B-18. 210 Comstock combin e. Along came Tom Miller, KO, and Herb Fehrenbach , Charles Strang. KPAA Thurs. A .... 223 Bob Smith, CW Englneerlnli[ ...... 209 who gained the top rung by beating the H -E pair. . . . One of the floor Fra n k Herold. H·E Ridge ...... 223 Frank Fredericks. H-E Brass Butch. 209 Henry Ire la nd. KP Film ...... 223 Wa lt Sne ll. KJ>AA Tues. B ...... 209 officials for the I roquois lacrosse games at the Ar mory this season ls Fred Kuhn. CW Na tJonal...... 222 August P agllnco, KPAA Thurs. B-16 208 Bill Heinsler. KP. Bill, incidentally, is forming an intennediate lacrosse Blll Statle r . KO Ame rican ...... 222 WUI Basil, H-E Sa turday Shift...... 208 league for players of high-school age. . . . Art Plouffe, CW fencing Corky Schwind. H-E Saturday Sh!Jt 222 600 SERl.ES Don F ischer. KPAA Thurs. A ...... 222 Mert Fahy . CW Supervlsora ...... 647 instructor, sounds an appeal for foils, masks and other equipment. John Ba rhitc. KPAA Thurs. A . ... . 221 Rank Auer. CW Supervison ...... 625 Anyone desiring to dispose of such gear m ay contact Plouffe through Dave Simonsen, KPAA Tues. B . . ... 220 Art Pero. KPAA Thurs. A ...... 617 the CWEC Office. There are 15 CW men and women in Plouffe's class Frank E yer , KPAA Tues. B ...... 220 Tom McGre11or. KPAA Thu111. A .. 616 in Fred Ritz. KPAA Thurs. A ...... 219 John Gardner, K.PAA Thul'll. B ..... 609 which meets Monday nights the State Street a uditorium . . .. Marcos Paul Romig. K.PAA Cin~ P rocessing 219 Joe Welch, CW Office ...... 609 K avlin, KO Export Dept. trainee from Bolivia, tried his hand at bowl Norm Harwood. H-E Ridge ...... 2.19 Howard Dethl, K.PAA Thurs . A .. .. . 600 ing in the KO American League last week. Under the tutelage of Art Uoyd Robmson, KPAA Tues. B-16. 219 Fred Fogarty, KO American ...... 635 J im Santarose . CW National...... 218 Roy Sill, KPAA ThUMI. A ...... 600 Wood and Bob Kinzel, Kavlin did right well in his debut.... Plans John Muszak, KP Film ...... 217 WOMEN'S L EAG ut:S for a girls' departmental basketball league have been made by the Stan Hudson. CW Engineering...... 217 Marlon Ellis. KPAA HI-Team ...... 231 KPAA. Girls interested are urged to submit their names to the KPAA Tom G ag1e. KPAA Tues. B ...... 217 J eane tte Kohler. CW Friday ...... 209 Dave Berry, KPAA Thurs. A ...... 217 Pauline Johnson, KPAA Ladles Late 208 Office, Ext. 2193, KP, as soon as possible. . .. P aced by Myrt Harding's Jerry Bradstri!et. KPAA Thurs. B-16 217 Eleanor Taber. KPAA 16-Team .... 199 178, the Scribblers set a new team single record of 738 in the H-E Fred Winters. K.PAA Tues. B-16.... 217 Vlrglnla CUmming, KO Girls ...... 1118 Girls' League last week. Mu g Bird paced the Orphans to a clean sweep Edward Ha milton, KPAA Tues. B .. 217 Lois Ha n.ldn&on. KPAA 12-T eam ... 182 Lou Barnes, KPAA Monday B-8 ... . 217 Myrt Hardln1, H-E Gir ls...... 118 and undisputed possession o! first place. .. . The reason !or that broad Jobn Bagne, KPAA Thurs. A ...... 216 Stella Slwlcld. CW Frtday...... 171 smile George Sangste r. KP, was wearing last week, was George's !eat Edwin Wagner. KPAA Thun. A .. . 216 Dorothy Hughes. CW Frldoy . . . . . 161 of shattering 25 clay birds in the KPAA Gun Club's Dec. 7 shoot. George Towrtss. K.PAA Thurs. B-16 216 Jean Ester, K.PAA 4-Team ...... 151