A NEWSPAP KODAK COMPANY
Vol. 8, No. 46 Copyrtgbt 1948 by Eastman Kodak Company. Rochester. N . Y. November 18, 1948 $13,000,000 Wage Dividend Voted ,..----EK Products at Work------. Huge X-ray Probes Heart of Steel 51,500 l(o_dak Folks To Help Produce Stronger Castings To Share tn Payment $13,000,000. A 250,000-voll X-ray ··eye" T hat's the a m ount of W age D ividen d 51 ,500 Kodak men and t hat can look through 4 inches women in the W estern Hemisphere will receive next March as ol steel is helping to develop a result of the action of the Com- r------ nc:w metal castine techniques and pany's Board of Directors this week the Company on or prior to Oct. 1, :.peed immection of quality castings lt will be the largest in total 1948 and who are at work at the at the Welltin~house Foundry and amount or money in the history of year's end Will get a Wage Divi Coopc:r Mill at Linhart. Pa. the Company, surpassing I as t dend. Those starting after Oct. 1, Recently Installed along with a year's record-breaking payment of complete X-ray laboratory, the $11.600,000. 1948 but before Jan. 1, 1949 will machine, cap CJ:lrtstmos ~ay , Dec. 25, when the a continuing practice at aU lime• to t.he cash di\•1dend. L:11rd c1 t('d a rec nt experience ... ble or sending a million words a WllUlers will be chosen. Awards __ __ .___ _ In developtng a casting method !or minute, as demonstrated recently normally are presented a t a big an alummum 1iWitchgear handle in the L1brary 01 Congress at dinner meeting in March at the wllh an Iron m ert, 3~> an example Washington. Chamber of Commerce. of how X-ruy speeds up the job The \'isitors were Donald Bond. Still clinging to t.helr 100 per tConllnul!d on Pare 4) tContlnued on Pa•e 4) cent ratings ".·ithout a reportable lost-time accident were t.he Navy I Ordnance D1v1sion and Roll Coat ing Dept., FiniShed Film and Sun dnes Dept., Service Depts.. Re !>earch D1vts1on, and the Cine Proc-~ essmg Dept., the last five of KP. Hawk-Eye 99 Hawk-Eye, which won the grand award for the 19-li campaign, ls down to 99 ~r cent but sttll was lstn\in~ to keep 1ts record !rom further blemish. The score for Camera Works also stood nt 99 gomr: mto the eighth wt'i!k ot the camp.. lgn. Last year C\\' wun u ~pec1a l cltall~'n !or comp1hng a record of I ,640,411 man-hours of exposure before a lost-ume nccl d~nt \\as reported. H \\k-Eye' recurd " s 1,797.396 man-hours. The Cme Processmg Dept. at KP, wh1ch was runnt>r-up h> Hn\\ k-E)e 1n the camp::~ign last year. was t11l 10 the 100 ~r ~m brocket tht Science Parle y _ Kodak •d•llhm get togetbu wi.Jb a trio of eek for the 19top f •• rha high·•P"d c:ommuolcation qa.tem d•••IoJ»d by RCA wi1h Lowest mark of the Kodnk en th ~Jcl ot &JIC. FTom leh, ex.mioing tpeoal tW>.a UMd m the syPea.\. lrles in the 13-\H•ek C":Jmp:ugn 1 I Joe Bach. f ...y IUJ"rTLscr at ih. lfaYT re Ch tl KUD.L t.ebolc:i&n. and T. Geatry Ve&l. reMarc:h usoci.ate 96, listed for two KP uml.! S t St ay Sa Ie T0 d ay. - Ordna.nee DIYislon. poinb out MOD I .,.,_ of tb• &X R...arc:h Laboratorl - Donald S. Boac!. It. J_ Na9Duaoo ve 99 ~ ~ nl, t\\o rt.>pon 9 feet mark thus fat in the ml•wide Acadeni Pr•••ntloo Camp 19'0 to and Cb tl•• J. Young, of tbe RCA l&b aJ PTtnc:•ton.. N.J. ourlng th • r. Angela Mu~c:olo. Dep1. 19. 1 he Uti" contin~ tuc:c 2 KODAKERY November 18, 1948
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J () 'n (JJ d., to use as a greeting card. Your problem is solved easily by the use o! masks bearing appropnate holi day gr eetings. These masks are supplied w1th a variety of openmgs Cor different stze negatives. You simply combine the negalJ\·e a nd m a~k and pnnt aW<~Y Your photo Jintsher also has a supply of these masks tn case you'd hke him to do the work Just pick out the gr<:etm:.: and he does the res! H I! also has gy-eeting card folders mto which you slip the picture you want for a particular person. Here's another help A !ree book let, " Photographic Greetmg Card~ ... is Vince fr>cls tha t the Dubltn (Answ er on P age 4) dcpartmcnt IS !Wing to ha\'c to ex 1 pand fn.m 1t pre· ent thrct• mem hl'N- Amateur photogr;•phy in Ircl..nd has grown by h•aps ;md bound!>. he uddt•d, :;mce the l nsh t•uught the hl>bby lrnm thc camera l' •rrYIOI' mo\'tt• ~l11 rs l;mdtn~ at Handbook Shaimcm F1eld und tht• G I ·~ st<.~ ttunl.'d n t travl.'lmg \\ilh t'llmCJ.t,. 111 the Eml.'rald hlt• Police Began at 14 \'1ncc JUIIH:d thc Dublin htnt~e" un upprl.'nlll'<' rl.'p;urm.ln wht•n ho• \\us 14 )'l'urs old. Th~: Com pan.' st•nt him tu tct•h nicul st•hpol, nnd This is a: Vmct• has ch.1lkt:d up I() ~·~·.o r s \\ 11h a. Kod ak Nega.tive File. Kod.1k ulrt>ady. b. Kod ak Pholographic N o I e - Followm~ tnps to N~o.t~:ar .l F db book. nnd Bo5lon, he salll-d lor lrt:l;I!Jd c. Kodak P hoto R eminder.
Vl.Dc:e Co.rcor a.n. r ig tu. o f the Rep«U Dept. From Em ero ld I S Ie - of the Kodak Hou.e i..D Dublin. trela.nd. Jou..r.d XO 1 Rep&lr F'ectorr the other d.ar to ... how thin!ITI are dooe there. Abo... witb C .o.rve Cluer. c.QJer. he wa.tebes Ralph K.inul repah a prec:Won camera a! bl.l a ew wurkbench... November 18, 1948 KODAKERY • It's Safety First 1n Every KP Dept . Safety's the thi.n4..._ri ht down the lme 3 t Kodnk Park. M(lre th:m 60 group safety leaden< rende-r staff a.s.«istunce to the plant':; SaCeiJ' Dept. as ~~ o! this pron tm. Each department, 1t was pomted out, has Its own satety progr m m which the ~:roup leader strl\'c: to prevent accident:. in the dep.trt menL He sets up a safety com ITUttee to channel nece~y 11\ formatioo. conduct:; {1"-'Quent In spections o! equipment and sta~;es contests to promote wtercst m salety methods. He aho prt•p.~r :; bulletins and manual:; to acqumnt bls people With cl!ort.s toward ac ctdent prevenllon, inv ,ugntes and reports acCldents occurnn~: in his department, and revtews sugge:>- ~ tions dealing \\ith surety. Activities of lAese key men are directed by the Safety Dept . und they meet m onthly to discus.:. MIUlnqton safety problems. The [olio'~ m.: de- Creamy Concoction _ Blll ol the Cal•t•rla D•pt. partment leaders are acti,·e a t lhe runa off a bateh or IC'• cr m trom the P ark : rec:.nUy inUalled aqulpmtnt ln ttt. aubbaatmtnt ol 814$1. 11. orne 400 gallons of tht froaen deuart an furnished dally to c ft ltrhn. Safety Device _ Wuren Kendall. left. group safety leader. in E. EdmoncUon. F .E. Coa.Ung; W. Ken the Yud Dept.. ahows E. L. Cook. superm dalL Yard; F . J . N •wbel'1J, Pa,per tendent. a method u sed to remove heavy tires from trucks withoUi Sen&lfulng; L . W N"th. Paper FlD.lahlDg: endangering safety of repairmen in the KP guage. Device bears weighi R. C.eU. Papu Mlll; E. Plummer. A. l KP Calendar of w heeL Coapman. Clne Proeeu!ng; R. N - - Noon hol.\n ln KPAA lil'\"ff\. thUd at·k ma.n. J . Stuta, Shlpplng; C. Goldey, C. Ooo.r. Bldg. II; DeMallle. c . Cuata.t. lD4uat:rW Engr:.; Monday tuvl It IU l l SCI S. W. Foor, A. Koebab, TMllng; P . Tueeday- Round diiiWinl li:IS· I 30 ()\\'11 Dean. P~; S. Benedict. Baryi&J Iowa Park Beats DPI A. Wectn.•d•r Tabl" ttnnl • hunl"· Study at E. W eyraugh, Ac:coll!l.ti.Dg1 W. FoerUch. bo&rd I 15· 1 ·31) Employment; J . TOiler, Cbemlcal; H . Two KP men h ave returned a fter Tbund.a Round dant'lnl II 1~ · 1 1 , In Chess Matches Long, FUm Emu1aloQ; K. Boyd., Ctn. quilre dandna t:a 10 11 lO It SbeeJ FUm.; A. Rahm. Roll Fllln; W. completing a 10-day course in rdday Mo\'tc- 1!1 \G-IS SO "Quality Control by Statistical The K odak Pa rk chess team, Thompaoa. Sundrlee; J . Crl.tfln, Paper KPAA entry in the Industrial Serv1c:e ; E . J . Rabn, Syn. Cbem.; J . Tbunday ....nina . N ov. It "-PAA Methods" given at the State Uni " A " 8<1\~Unl L<: -" Turlt~\ huul Chess League, opened its 194 8-49 E. Gramlich. J. L. Bro1111'U. &ngr. It Rldtle lla ll versity of Iowa. They are Bob M&lnt.; K . R . Broolo, £1tM S tor"; season on n victorious key Nov. 8 Sunday, N ov. 21 f'lnl<'t Lak C . O'Neil. M. N onla. C. 0 . EdWU'da, Tuve, Industrial Engineering, and Shoot. h.P Cun ~lub. lh II\ Rd as it humbled DPI, 10 V.! to H 'l!, in Power; F. Luatyk. Electric Cngr.: H. J ohn Vaeth, Sundries Dept. n series of close rna tches. Ed Lea. R. Bl.shop, Indus. Lab; M. Piller. Monday eYenin;, N o• U I•Jtor In du.trlal ot\b.tll l..o aun I• nquet The studies were offered by the Shantz featured for DPI w1th a win J . Bayb\111. Roll Clg.; H. W . Lom.banl. Barnard C"mpt Club university to afford representa over the P a rk's ace performer, Dr. C elatlne; H. R. Wrlgbt, Rea. Lab; J . tives o! industry a n opportunity to Meagher, Box; H . C~ucb. Mfg. l:Xpta.; Max Herzberger. Complete results: W. H, Zlmmvll, Wood Cell.; N. Davb, apply statistical methods to quality Kodak Park DPI A . Jones. E8oM Metal Sbop; A. C. Suggestions Posted Dr. H enberger 0 Ed Shanb control and to explore the pos I Krlake, E. Albreebl. EltM M&cb. Sbop; The 11 t or u 'l thm Joseph H ale ~ J . Caudl.no P . Culbertson. Paper Phum.; ft. Dea- sibilities of application within Cbel BurmuJer I J . Anlf\U ~ \\ere o~ppru \ l'CI In iht• 1Oth l't•t·tl>tl their own organizations. Pete Wendlke I A. Cbechak 0 nb, Cafeteria; D. WhUc:or:nh, J . Da.rllng, WaH Weyerb I N. Rou o Color Conlrol; Dr. L. Tangbe, CeiL nnt.l lhO"l' nollll'CE'pt ·din the lllh Tuve, engaged in qua lity control William Dalley ~ K . Mothorp \-Ia Acet. DeY.; C. Pa.rlru, EltM Shop• Period ut Koduk P .11 k h '"'' ~·n problems in the Industrial Engi Cordon Brady I E. CenleJ:l 0 (P erl. Main1..); 0 . E. Zabel. f:ltM Engr.: postl tl em bu II un buu d a In cft: neering Dept., and Vaeth, a quality Saeger Barton l M. Ste rn 0 C. L. Moore, R. C. Cooke, f:ltM Adm.ln. portmcntl< throu~thclUI tho f\ r k, Doyle EUer ~ S . Ames \-Ia Sta.ff; W. Olin. l'lre. control engineer, will apply the in Charlle Habgood 0 C . Brokaw the Su~~>;C'Illon Ollltc unnoum·cd Iorma Uon gamed !rom the course Wllllam Wood 1 H. Broolo ~ In future edtUons, KODAKERY to their duties a t the Park. Ap Bob La.Fave 1 D. Cot1a o will carry pictures and brief In Mo 1 ••lllo .tn•lclt•nl l\c:rur •Ill Steve Poo l l H . Colwell proximately 60 attended the 10-day G eorge Bau 0 H . Turner ~ troductlons to acquaint you with Sutu1 d••> 111d Suntlt\', fl'll ,, sessions a t the university. John Manchea!er 1 H. Brearey o the safety men o t your dcp:~rtmenl hCco tf you dun't w 1•k· l•ntl Halloween, Figltres lnvacl 1\ P ... IJre(lla:fit:l llitlt> It'sin the Park: Postage- 2 Millio11 Y lt • • . Ronltlllce in a l~ul When J~kK~.~~pl~duinlhelnv~~ryCoot~D~t .,rp-l_a_n_l_s.-.-. -.-A-r_n_o_l_d_S_t_e_v_e_n_~-P-r-ln-t------~------~~=~==~--~-
Bldg. 58, arrived at the office one mornmg last week, he was met mg, who observed h1 :!5th an· by a staff of "well-dressed " assistants. The Halloween spirit was nlversnry w•th the Comp. ny Ot·t. 29, wus plea.unlly . urpru.ed when his department !rlt.tnd V,ulherNl Cor tee ere m nnd c-akt' A Klfl was presented to Arnold, who liJ)(!nt one year nl Hawk-Eye before t'Omln" lo the P ark.
Tbe Halloween .-plrU ,... ••.ry mucb ln eYidence ln the lnvenJory Contro l D e pl. Among the m ..queraden were Helen Al.t, M&deline L&n>.b, A.lul Srnllh. Connt. Cobb. Mary Prendergut. Lob Garrison, Lurlll• Sherbert and Fr_,~.. M etND• a&hl. bul •• don'! know wbo'• who bere maintained durmg tt- e rf'('C'..:, pe Road He dine up lh~ (;ummut riod n hen cider and dou ~hnut ere Es.thtr Brots. Rulh f"iKhtr, \\.ere sen·ed. T Lk ns: p •rt m the Dolores Stoppelbein ""' Roy ma_quered \\ re Helen Alt. Madt Bloom. li.ne Lamb. Ann Smith. Connie Cobb. Mary Pre ndergast. Loia Gar Elmer Ford. P per rison. Lucille Sherbert 41'd f'rancH c ti Meisen.tahl. A ~rt of t~:Ch· dtn rucal mtet.n h 1d rt::t:entlY an lhe C n ~g De'- 1-e L foUowm rnt'n frum Kc.d r Prot ing be ~ tor. _ E ldridge Beck. HoiiJ L.oo.bard Web. S..n Fr.aoc _ tJ Jam" Eaton. Ch1· Geo'r9e Negus. W n George Allyn. F, · ~~ , rd Htnr"}" Ballou. T ntv•••• Dinn.t.!'"' .. n ...... "1 Inc f tured th po.rt) • J.d ( 1 :?1 t ~r'a ~ nn in Butr.alo N_ov_e_rnber 18. 1948 4 KO!JAKERY ______Thurston Aide Taught Kodaker Tricks of Trade :en ' J dy ~n tool JK."'ple nd rnal-.e •ht.:m Ilk•· It An l!xcep u on b Y.en Raleigh. Falm Devclop rncnt l..l·~ Dldc r., Kodak Park, who haa been dome ll tar yean. Pr cuclug t111 t !Jbby of mag1c nnd at• lgin-of-httnd with r.n·at SU~' ' • tr,r U1e p::aat 31J ye n, K•·n, Y.1 ,,,..,, t•• bla audi•·m • ••• ' Tht· c "I l..Jt ;{ r·l·•cr," h .. rwrf••rm••d bl!'· fr>r• l•;t::;l m•,k••r , ban•~uo ts, and varl•• 1 r rg:wi.r.atlon tit •••dlts. On•• of n la l:i.lrllr:st appc.. rarotP.li was •m ll1•• ••ld Ch.. utnuqun < ircu1t •A twii••Wt.'<.l rn r·mury. ll was U1r• r f'fl'.tV. nt d Hr,ward Thur tr,n, during n pr·ri•Jrmanrc t,,...l,. .. ruund 1~18, who llr t m plro~ h im to ttll>:.c up lr·gcrdcm .. m 01 u 1 obhy I .at ·r he trut k up un ocqu, nl net wnh Billy Ru eli, Thur tun's trar k l11venl••r and • rill,., \\ h•.t s huo~~ed I urn the llrt.t rudlm•·r• ••f lraKhl·IJf·h ond and othN tr t}, • Dolorea PickeU of Kodak Park's X -ray Sheel Dove Compleln Acl Test I nspect10n -Film Dept.. Bldg. 12. demonstrates the training Te,;O .. y K • 11 rqwrt••tn pells a procedure for X -ray film inapection. The girls learn in d aylight how crowdt~J r•\ e riiiiK ,,r run. H 1s fr· ... t. to inspect under normal operating conditions. It is this department tndud•• th,. llo ollng I;Hiy, IJioodJc, tha.t produce• induatTW X -ray mm such u that used in Wellii linghouse's Magic Th wa nd Y.•n Tta ltlgh. KP, wave• In abo•• picture uowry, .md r.thblt tn thr· h;,t, as 250.000-volt X -ray m achine. lt't w• ptH tnl d him by the lela Howard Thuulon. w r·IJ .ts :ony num !J<•r ''' tilrd llf>C· M••Jlr a11ti al IIJhl I'JI hand have l>H-n Ken'a hobby peat 30 y ..u. ttaltws l ..c•ncltn~· 01ddr·d l'oi•Jr to IH!" Ul~ t• ,,ff,.r IIIJI,h II U whrl(' J UVi:l dovt·, u remurkubly f,f'ntl(' bird, Ca111 ra Cluh Huge X-ray whsth r•rvt•ll ItS .10 tde.JI hou t•hold I I' ,,t•t for Mrs. Hal<"iKh wh1•n not uct lnJC lts u I oil for h u• m '-' tcr. Section Me t Probe Steel ----A NSW£R- - --..J " It ttJk(• quirk lhtuk1ng to be lJII r·a fa .. · t• of Joseph H <~IP. KP. \\Ill -cne us "We reco.~tmzed that the metal Jo\' thtllk111.: "" till' p •rl ••f 11 prop )Ud.l(es for the K 1\II'Ciumt ," ;, ru•lhcJ ft>a 1n the t:\ ent are n•qut.'· tl:d to sub \\ e solved th~ problem by prehcal tUII' ••I Itt l111v. , lit• al~o h•ts mil them at thl.' Camera Club not mg the m serts and pounn~ m etal umllll!.: hiS I ru·ml 11Udl l'm llll'nl later than noon of Nov 23 1mmed1ately into the molds. Radw wand· \\ ''''l'l " ·" Duntl', .John Mul Turkt•y sandwiches and cofTl'<' grnphs QU ICkly showed t hts to be hulhlllcl, Ul,tdi. turw .111d .J ohn H •• m will be served ~rallr; t u nil tho~~ the correc:l procedure" H'Y in attendance: Used as on rnspcctlon tool. X-•!il ted hlm "lth hi~ net Owing t r> lhe later juc!gin~ rl•t le for m achm es '' 1thstandang high Nu\\ l\1r H~tlt•1gh h.ol> Inherited lor the Kodak l n ternatwnal Snlun. stress loads. Latrd pomted out, with th1• churt• .u 11l lw ubu handlt• entnes wtll be ucc~pted up to and a resulttng incre:Jsc an scrv1cc .md tlw Jllr.tp I.J,tck tugc. includmg No,·. II!. ~afcty In ;,ddltion, X-ray tnspt:'l'· A lll'rlt•t•lwnl t Ill ht·nrt, Ken 1.'> twn will s.we lime and money on JIC•Intln•: fur tht• lll'Xl nlll\l'llltun castings which must be m<~chmcd, ul tilt' .:r uup, '' hl·dull•d lor Chl smcc pre\'IOlliily internal llows llllto 111 Jurw llH 'I wht•rt• Ill' hope sometimes were not \'tsrble unul to ~dd tu 1•1 " '"rtmt.•nt ol wuntlt·r KODAKERY the lengthy and costly milchmm~t process had been nearly cumpll'ted Vol. I . No. 41 Nov. II. lUI Hargrave Appointed The Lmhart foundrJ is " fet·dt.•r Kod.1k' pn h.h nt, 1 hom'' .I T M Rei u s p,,, Offi\ II lw pltul I'X)IUil lou .mtl m od- block~. Impellers and pumps fm A.uoclaJe edJJor- Arl Wood, Wilmer t urbant.·~. transform er t:ust1ngs and 1'11111. tllllll, A. Brown. Olvlalon ed.llor - lke Shy· In m ,,•puu g th~ .rppotnlment , n oolr. Koda.lc P arle: Sldn•y P . Hlnea, m a ny nonferrous CJstrngs ran~lllJ.: 1\11 ll llllr t\1' t'hllt~l thr tw~ptt.ll Cam era Worlr.a: J ohn Connell, Hawlr. from henvy duty be... r ings ror t.'lt.·t Cya; Kaye M . Lec htattnar. Kodlt\c Olilca. trte locomotives to hu~h-strcngth . ltulldtng pruJI'rt " ul tht· utmo"t Out · of - RocbHiar ad.ll or - P a l Con llllpultiHIII' to till' llllltii\Ul'\.1 \\t.'IJ• n o rton . Sta.ff pboiQi!Tapban Horma.n high-conductivity umts for l"rl!l' h1•1n • ul tlw t·ummunit) " 7.ampal J lm Parlr. power circuit breakers. llol lotl ( )flicer l11 ·tall d at nnual BatlfJUet
Holston Entertainers - Laugh~ were a dime • d o~• n aJ the Holston Kodak Club'a an.oual chnoer lut Wed.n.eday rllgtu aJ Rld~mont. l m persooa.hng the A ndrews S l.l ,._ abo,. are. h om left. Ed Pille. A.rold Wailrins and Fred S LJL all of ICP. -nut Park A•a. Hlllbllly,• M&Jad. is Grace Sill, KO. The club. C"OmpoMd of Kodak p.ople wbo wer• at Hokton OTdnanca Worlrs. Jt l.ng.~~t. TeAn.. durlng wu yean. wu orvanhed lD 1946. NoYember 18. 1948 KOOAKERY
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There'• a new twill to the old adage, "Like father, like aon." Nowadaya, deughler Ia ahowing almilar colora lo Mom by following r ight along In her footsteps. lt'a aafe to ••f· "Like mother. like daughter!" A few of the many EK molher·daughln combination• a.re pictured here. Thay ua (I) "•IU• Jhafltnn, H -E Dept 31, a.,.t clatagtuan Mary AnA, lalt, H- E Dept U . a.,.t Jh.l'CT. H · £ Dapt. 14. 121 Varolllca K&nlon. 1(0 lad ftel~ and datagluer llbany, XO IHeno 121 Elbawlh ru. lay. H- E T\melr.eepla.g, Uld dauf'bttr Belly, K· C PayrolL (4) May Cree!>ftald. XO ltoclc. •nd O.ut'tl ter Helm, KO ftoeb.. lh. BUUnt • ..,1~ baJ)d.l· work. U l Comlftg IAlo "OD are J-pb.lu.. I Bobblal La.M.aDJSA, D~t II. a..Jd aaot.ber. Va4Ja La.Maaa.. Dept. n (I ) A.ms K Cr~ . lltP Ko4a..,op•, aod d.AiughJn A.l.lce, XP Color P rint lal"'''tu. l 71 Clozla l...aJI.-.Ae llhelwm aad -tb.e•. lr..,. Lafta.ae. wbo both WOYk ID C'N Dapl. 11 Il l Tha.. •ottlan aocl d.Aiugbian ue all •••wn of XP Pep.~ ri.Jl1t.b.IAv DapL Oa !be lalt are die 4laotlllen, Maria BKlnritJa.. Dcuo.lby Po.rull aa4 P•uid• Je-11. rrom ~ ua IDOtb.,, Lu.cy JaweU. ,... Q aJ>Ce PlunU a:ccl Marla BKkw\lh. 0 Qo KODAKERY November 18, 1948 • ------(,fJ a f~ i ·ana )aj argarita' · The Market Place
(~, t 'I c J(~ r'h()n(~ 0 ~rator in Country JCODAJCEHY acb ue ac:c.pted em a fl.rsl-come, fini-Mr'red ba.ls. Department c:onHpo1!1.Cl«nta In each JC.odak Dh1&lon ue supplied wUb ad bl.anJa whlch. when yow- ad b typed or prtzued on !hem In U worda or leu. ue put In the Comp&Dy ma!J. addr.... d 1o ''KODAJC.EBY," or banded In lo J'Our plant edUor. All ada abould be r-l•ad by KODAKERY before 10 a.m-. T'uHdaJ', of the •-1< pr-dlng U.u.e. HOME PHO:trE NUMBERS OR ADDRESSES MUST BE USED Ul ADS. JCODA.JCERY rne"" the nghJ to refu.ae ada and llmfl lhe nu.mber of worda aMd. Su;gealed fTPH ue: FOR SALE. FOR RENT. WANTED, WJUrTED TO RENT, LOST .urn FOUND. SWAPS. KODA.Xl:RY READ:C::RS A.JlC ASKED TO PLACE ADS ONLY FOR THEMSELVES .AND HOUSEHOLD - lfOT FOR FRIENDS OR BELA.TlVES. TO DO THIS LS T O DENY S P ACE TO THE PEOPLE OF KODA.JC F OR WHOM THIS SPACE IS RESERVED.
At7TOMOBILES F OR SA.LE FOR SALE
Bulclt. 1938. baraatn. 53:2 Plymouth Ave. CHAIR~Wtncback . H.JIL 1643·W. Nor th CLOTHING- Blue-green. all-wool sull, Buick. IIH7 Roadrn.uur. Char. 2020. size 12; green. all-wool fitted coat. !ur Chevrolet:-1938-;-iC:dan. lrmlred unW trim. suitable for g.trl age 14-16, sue 12, May. 19411, $100, aa Ia. ~ I Aucu-Une SL both dry cleaned. 1097 Monroe Ave. Chevro~l93C. coupe. $250. Cul CLOTHING-Boy's blue overcoat. nze 1652-W. 18. $8; sport coat, aray, size 14, $4; man's tan tweed su1t. sf.zc 34, $8; black shoes, Chevrolet. 111:11 coupe. $325. 248 Monroe $4; formals; paJe green ballertna sklrt. A \fC , Upti!Jiln. size 12. $1 ; white taffeta and net. nze Dodae. 1938, 4-door aed.an, $300. 93 10. $3; pink and net sequin. siz.e 16, .e.utman Ave. $3; illhl blue marqu.f.sette. size 16, $5 . Ford:lo:u"',-: c::o~u=p=e-. -:r:-:e:o:b~uil:oo.t-=m=-=o::.toc::-:-r.--:a:-:oo-:--,;d Cui. 7043-W. urea. $150. Char~·:...::l94::...::;8;:...-:-:-:----:------:-: CLOTHING - Boy's Eton S'Uit. 2 prs. ford, 11134:"TUdor. rebuJit motor. radio. wool trousers, size 5; wash suits, size 4 got heater. new muffler complete. new and 5. Char 3462·J. battery and brakes. Glen. 6315-M. CLOTHINC:;;-...:_:..:.::F;.::o..:.rm__a 7 l.--s"'U,-p-s-. _e_v_enln--:-g f"ord, IOow coupe. radio. heater. Web jacket. coat. winter and summer ~ ler 164-f'-21, 7 p.m dresses, su.Jt. sizes H to 17. 13 Avis St. LJncoln, 1934- Urno:,::.:u.a1.o.,...n-e-.' SJ00=::-.--:::20"'7;;.-;B""u-r- CLOTHING-<;Irl's. plaid skirts, su1t. well Rd .. between 5-7 p.m. two Girl Seoul unUorrru, size 10-12. Mercury, 1946 coupe. 523::1'-:D:-e-w_e_y__ A.,-- ve-. Glen. 1919-W. Char 09G2W . CLOTHING-<;t.rl.s' winter coats, skirts, 3 suits and dresses, sf.zcs 1.2 to 14, sull· Oldtmoblle, 1936. 1300. Main 3413-R able for a achool ll'Lrl. Spencerport 92-M. after II p m CLOTH1NG-<;ray suit. s.lze 10; 2 wool Plymou thi:'-','; 1:;;94~7:;--:co::=n:-:v::e:-:rU:;;-;:b:;-le=-.-..M:;-o:-:n:-.-=-1688=. sldrU, sf.zc 24: 3 pairs pumps, sf.zc 5- Pontiac, 1936 4-door !iedan, Just over 5\~ . 4l Steko Ave. a!ter 5 p .m . hnuJed Gen. 7169-R evenings. C LOTHING - G irls' suits. coats and l 'ernplane, 1937 4-door aedan. 553 Elm dresses. size 9 to 11: lady's suits a.nd arove Rd.. Glen. 2469-M. dresses, size 14 to 16. Glen. 1985-J. f prWuJ f CLOTHlNG-<;ray overcoat; gray tweed FOR SALE suit. both size 4.2; brown leather jacket with fur collar, size 44. Glen. 4600-W, APRONS-Hand-made. special orders after 5:30 p.m. taken. Al$o all k.lnda of alterations done. C LOTHING-Mat.chtng coat. Ieegines• Engagome nts . . . . Marriages ~2 Rut11ert St. or Mon. 299?-M. hal. lor 3-5-yr.-old girl; spring coat and BABY BUNTIN c:;-=- W oo':-1 - p-':LC"Ie-.--:d:-ry- hat; dresses, for 3-yr.-o1d gtrl. Also fiAJI!I cofJee maker on tray, with sugar CA.M1"nA WORKI KODAK PARX clea.ned Al$o bathlnette: electric sterf MurJon z,.nk f. Bldl. 42, to Edwin llter; boUle warmcri.Pinvpen: carrlal(e; and creamer. Gen. 1869-J. I n11l• •I, Ucpl 117, NOD, to Bu•h 1r Clne-Kodo.k Proe. . Helen crib, amoll, 135. H.Ju. 3129'--J:-7:. ==--= CLOTHING - Red Chesterfield coat ; IJitlt 11111 yno·r, Kl' 'l'yskfewlet to John Schwartz, Clne BABY CARRIAGE-60 Woodman Pk .. brown suit; 4 skJ.rts, sf.ze 14-16; pair KODAK ICC t<<>«'h Ur Ullllna. CAMEJ\A WORKII BABY CA.R.RlACE-f'oldln~e. $15. Al$o I•• llal1•h tldlf r . r>n lltr and M rs 8A8Y- SlTTmG-EvenJngs. Sntu.rdnys HAmltn 118~ . l_.lrd Ahr<"n•. dauchwr . Mr. and and Sunday• by rellable party, rc!er M111 l::l ... uud 1'umrr, dau~tht.or .. •nct~ Glen. 1249-M. COAT·AND-LEGCINGS-SET - Also 111r 1>nd 11\r Willard Bird. dauchtcr. hat. aquo wool, s.Jze 5-7. $8. Char. Mr nncJ l\tr Donald J Wood, aon BATTERY - LoniJ, !ull-chnree. flts 2604-J. Buick, Oldcmoblle or Pontiac. $4. 2.2 CAMJ:I\A WORKII Syc<~more St. nJaht.s a.nd Sundays. COAT-Aipacalined, eabardtne with beaver collar. siZe 16. Char. 12~3 - 1\ be Mr and Mr. Slt>v f\dHallon, dJiul(h B~D-Ooubh.•. Hollywood, with head tween 5·30 and 7 .30 p.m . lt r Mr and M 111 Fr•nk Eml••r . bo.ill d , $W Mon 4339-W COAT- Black RuasJo.n--p'-o- n_y_s...,.k..,.1n- .- a-n-:d tWIIII. ol n lllld daUihiC'r Mr. and BEOHOOM SIJJTE Walnut. 4-pc. Ch.nr. hat, $30. 75 Avenue E .. Apt.. 6. fl• ~h nn· Cranl, d• uwh~.«-r 1693-M COAT- Brown Persian Lamb. blle 12-H, HAWK· I:YE OED SPRING-Full t11:e 75 Cleveland Cll'aned and glazed. Mon. 3033-R be II• nry Sandor... ton StrM-t tween 5-8 p.m Marlin Oyt•r. MOn BF.DSPRINCS-Sunmonsfu ll-atz.e Abo COAT-Camel hatr, yellow eold, stze N1>rman Ho tiUWC'IC. klleht>n . e t, ~ ehalra and table. cream 16. Glen 6561-J. c;ulur: llbr11ry table, mahoeany. Chnr. 7 :!31:!· R COAT- Fur. H'~u':;d;::s-=-o-=-n-se:-::-:a 1,--=-w::-:e-:-.t2=-.--w""J.,.,..th m~nal bock, $250. Cui ~2.5-W. BICYCLE-Boy't 21~ Mon ~ COAT- Gt.rl's. oil-wool cold. s1z.e H . BIC"\'CLE Ch"tn-drlven. thr~-wheel Al$o two-piece red wool suit.. size 14 . With L'Ou...li•r and h nnd brak~-s. Enalla b 14!!2 Lake Ave. VIvian Saller. KO rn. kt Char 02:!0·:0.1 COAT-Gl rl'$, dark red. aU-wool offi· Roch. Br. BlUing. BICYCl E ChJld'•. two-whlel AI o :! cer·s llyle. Sf.ze 16. Glen. 5264-W. lol!' "'lnd-up train'; 2 !M'll t.:abk-t. 2 Ia jhe trucl< • l'frl'• dothma. &lze:. 1:! and 1-1. COAT..:::C ray, I.IZe ISA.lJio 3 d-re_sse_s_a_n-:d Out'kl'l-A-Day atO\'e and tank Clt·n 2 skirts. 12'1 Rtdce Rd West after 6 p.m . altracth-e model Ul2-M COAT-Crlly wlntcr. ~e 10. 518 Ben tor thla OlCYCU' - Olrl't-20" !!- whl!t'll'd, $25 nlzlaton Dr. • Char. 0794-M. Orman ault. Al.o roan'• %8 • $15 Char 3-196-M COAT-Gray winter. alze 14. ~qulrre l BJCYCLE-Clrl'a 28• Cui 17116-1'11 ..-ve collar. 122 Reynolds St., ApL 1 She wean a ntn COAT- Hudson Stat ~ze J.a-!0. 700 Sen laahlon new lll<.'YCJ..E--, helby - 1\yer, !!e• wheel. eca Pkwy ~ Glen 2379-J tMt y ar • m n) rn >art . UO. Char. 041:!-R COAT-KeU) cr..-en, tuxedo 5ty1e, sl.u llOWUl'C SAlt-Ma n ' two On&ered 18 '75 Cle•ei.And SL Jhat of r f\ililtlon. Ctn OG-4-' !\1 COAT- udy'tbrown fitted. lox collar, l .t.l<' HI Also man'• overcoat. blut', rue DllF.AKrAST SET-Chrome Abo aut- 31 Cui 1.!97 umatk v.-atcr heat•·r .,..,lh oil drum UN:nltn ~ COAT -::.. MoUton Lulct.n Lamb, s.Jze "'' 10-11. la te: t atrle Aloio fport clothes. C 1, n 0357-hl a lie~ .m -:--:----:---:: platn c I r t.klrt. COAT-MOJ.a creen. fur-trtmmcd fit Tl'te &hlpe• ll'd .Uzc I! Char !!!~ · M after 5 30 p m . COAT-Teal blue. fttted bro"'n tu.r ., .. tnm a.J.Ze 11, 5!0 CuJ ~-M chu I guy COATS-""'i:iid;·- mu,krat lUr A bo •11· • llthl ,.,., "-OOI ca.mt'l'• h.aJr, ~z:n :t• and :!6, !! patr cold and ruat brocaded over bac IT uoc1. clra.~ " 'th wap. au hncd. two ace Tha aklrt alto la t.ableclotlu.. Char. :!76&-W • 1 It ahade COATS-Red wool a nd ~~~. n:"ef'!'lble I~ Uon•"--.con. Jo.U.e 12-H $10: bro"--n Ka.rrla tilieed.. box-nyle. wool. &aze n Sll !!15 Flo"'er City Parlt:.. IIIIer $.30 COA~'8l bjU; and ~>" TarpuniD brald-tnmmcd ctra. coat.. 1u., 1f Cu.l. • · 1\ Nonmbu 18. 1941 F OB SALE FOil SALE FOil SALE ' (Continued from Pace S) GAS R.ANCE-Wbit2, table-top. Abo Pl..AYPEN-Bab7. on wheds. ft. IS twin maple beds. complete, with box Fo~ Rd. COMPRESSOR - With hose and tun. sprlnes; other articles. 1139 ~~ Rd. 1 ~ b.p~ $135. Glen. 0979-W. PIJ. \"PEN-Blond m!ple. BAku 1~ G AS STO~bume.rs. double and CRIB-And sprtnD. larce. Clar. 158'1-M. PIJ. YPEN--$3..!50. Also r tilt u.hht saw: stnJle O\reDS. broller. $8$. Abo &trls l~ 50 p.ls. p.rtrnu SM~Int for can: 2 bench CRIB-Birch. Abo ll1cb chair: car seal; skates, siu 6. HAmltn SII:SS, lathN: 2 drW 300 pi~ cl:rW swin& on standa:rd: press.· Taylor-Tot: nursery GOLF CLUBS-Also ba£. Glen. ~R. screen. Glen. 0939-R. rod ~--xU" and \!..~. sa eortwn St. GUN - M.arlln ll-pup pump ~t. POOL TABLE - Portable. !"d". com CRIB - Simmons maple. complete. Gen. Ul:I·R. plete. $50. RAmltn Je&t. BAker 0987. Bl:ATEB - N~ . pot burner tn1e Model EE.. DAVENPORT-Also chalr; chlJd's desk PROJECTOR-11mm~ Ot.a. beats 3-'1 rooms. U4 C&nton St.. alter 2" lens, 750-W l~~.ro.p. With - · Mon. and chair"; wool skirts. 7 to 10; navy 5 p.m. 0031. blue dress: suJt; station ~ coat. Gen. 6594-R. BEATER - Electric. Wtttie ~ble, PUPPIES - Be:lales. 3 mos. olcL. 1$011 steam, with thermostat control Also Jay St.. Cen. 11786-R.. DAVENPORT - Also matchlna wine tox terrter, male. 1 yr. old. Idea.! for velour cbalr. $50; blue velour chair. chlJd's pet. reASOnable for &ood home; $20, or nU t.b.ree pieces for $60. Cut rolltop desk, $15: electric train. cus. 5014-M. trnck, transformer. $12; slds and poles RAB~Female. 2 cbfdl:e~ l(tant DAVENPORT-Dark rose. $75. Abo Cor boy 6-8 yrs. Char. Q983.-J. does. cood bredus. 7 Paul P l. RADlATOR - Casteom. C:Tlow-....;.;...... ,Cas=-...,.tlron,.....-. casollne stove with oven, traJJc.r type, HIGH CHAIR - Also baby ca.rrta~. $35. Char. 0399-W. Cut 1009-M. 10 ae<:Uons, S7'" htlh. Gen. ~ . DAVENPORT - Rust and taupe., $25. HIG H CHAm-Sturdy waxed blrch, $8. RADlo-Artone combination. 18th Cen Cul 3616-W . Char. 2604...J. tury mahopn,y cabinet. ll tubu. F .M. DAVENPORT - Three-piece modem HOT WATER HEATER-And attach dual spealten. Clen. 758'1-M. llf'ter I. secUonaJ. pearl gray. Also 2 doors. 1 ments. Also Bucket-A-Day stove; Enl RADIO-RamrnArlund HQLD-X com fir, I cumwood. 82 Barnard St. llsb porcelain c11ru:ler set: odd plates munlcaUons receiver wtth malchln," 10'" DIAMOND RING-New. cenutne, ~~ kt. and dlsbes. BAker 0905. P . M . !pcaker In cabinet. G len. 688).Jl. stone with 6 sid e dl~tmonds. wblte .rotd HOT WATER HEATER-GUco Auto RADIO - Ph.llco comblnaUon. table settlnc. 32 Bowen Rd. . CbW. matte. 30 c:illon capacity. Gen. 8248-R. model. Char. 34112-J. D INETTE SET-Maple, $45. 371 Raul HOT WATER HEATER - Side-arm RADIO - Teletone table-mode l 110. wood Tc.r. heavy duty, 30 cal tank. Clen. 3185-W. Also occasional cbalr. S5: bookcase. DINING ROOM SET-Colden oa.k table. $8: han&lnc bookcue, $S: Mexican HOT WATER HEATER--Thlrt;y-pUon chalr. $2. 112 MelD St., after 5 p.m. buJTet. 6 chairs. Also maple dresser; tank wtth side-arm benter. Glen. U85-R. VIctor victrola console and ~rds. RADI0-11138 ~th console, 9 tubes. Gen. 2636-R.. HOT WATER HEATER-Vlking auto matic, ou. 20-caUon with 50 caUon tank, pUSh-button. abort-wave. Cen. 715&-W. DINING ROOM SUITE - 8-p tece oak. $50. 68 WUUte Dr. R.EFRlGERATO~Eiect:rol\lX . 303 Wis Also 1 wainut end table. G len. 4490-M. HOT WATER TANK-Extra h eavy, sid e consin St. DINING ROOM SUITE - 9-plece ma arm beater and furnace attachment. REFRlGERATOR~Fr'-1dalre Cold Wall. hoeany with tablepad. Glen. 4859-W. $5. Also lawn mower, $2; baby carrla&e 451 Maplewood Or. DINING ROOM SUJTE-Nlne-plece ma $5: electric pants crea.ser, $1. Mam REFRlCERATOR - ~ldalre, apart hogany Duncllll Pbyfe wtth pad. Glen. 6421-W. ment me. Cui. iiY."" :tO- toe board, comple te . .rwnwood trlm. $8; DOG H OUS£...-$2S. Char. 0312-J. Arvin c11. r h eater. $6; occulonal chair, Cleo. 1651-R alter 8 o 'c lock. allon t.ank..l.. all connec:UOAJ. eompl t tl', DOCS-Toy fox terriers. 77 Caroline $7; anUques-doclc, beaded pin cushlon RIDLNG HABIT-Glrl"s, coat alie 14, f10. ChAr. 7188-W:::·-,,--- St.. Mon. 1882-R. and thread bolder. Char. 01118...J. boota alxe 7\!a. whJpcorcl and pbardine WATER ltEATER-on... rm, lluckot A· breeches. u - watat. Char. 1&81-M. DRESS - Blue velveteen. Also ~laid HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES - Four-door, Day • tove. Also boy'a revenible coat, wool dress, slz.e 10-X. Glen. 3939-J. porcelain lined tee box, 150 lb. capacity, RIFLE - Mosaber.r .22, automatic 15 alze 14; tport jacke t, alae lG. CUI. 35QG..J DRESS-Pink and black wool jersey, sultnble lor larse famUy or restaurant; abot wtlh Mossberc 4X acope, 8 mos. evenJ.np. size 10. Also winter coat, red. all wool, large sauerkraut cutter; 7-plece dinette old. $35. Gen. 4480-W aft.e.r 5:111 p.m. WAT&R- liEATW-::.. TWo Oucltot· A size 9, suitable for school .rtrl. 223 Nan set; man's eray hat, slz.e 7~": II shirts. ROASTER - Electric. Nesoo. COmPle te Oo.y. 2 40-lai. water Ul.n.ka. I f~» h•ot· tucke t Rd. evenlnJr-1. slz.e 16\!a-33-34, whJte. d etnchable col wiUl clock. Umer, broiler. cablpe t en. At.o bathlne tte, o e w . 2 &IC'CVOiux c:leanen; I 1trollon. Mon IIOS'J-J DRESS - Red wool. Also aqua wool lar. $1.50 each. M.P. BaJJey, 9'1 Aclam5 IUIOdard. 4306 Culver Rd .• Cut. 0822-W . jumper. junior slz.e 9. Cui. 6928-M af1er St., Brockport 308-J. SCREEN- Thenno-Rlte (!au for 25" to wioorNO COWN- Wh.lte allk velve t 6 p .m . HOUSE TRAD...ER-NaUonnl 28 ft. • dual 31• wide x 24 ~~- to 27• hlab 1\replaco. al.le 14. lon1 train. beautUuU!I trhnmC'd DRESS - 2-plece. black crepe, bead ed wheels, e lectric brakes, bottled cu Also sidearm heater; rural mailbox; t.n I c., almllar to MDrtho Wu hlnltOn stove. Frigidaire, doUy. $1975. Mon. posthole dlccer. Cleo. 3892-W. 1 ~ l e . C en. 1105-J 11ttor 0 p m yoke, slze 16, for 5'3• or under. Also WAWI'CD TO N:JIT black fur jacket for remodellne or r~ 2662-J . SHOES-Dark brown. ox1ord•. euban WIJULS--=-ThrN wtre, llse 4.'r5x!O palr. 2395 lUdge Rd . West. ICEBOX-SO-lb. top-leer. Glen. 4828-J. heel. a1z.e 8\~AAA . Mon. CS7'T3-R. Al.lo Uro and tube, .tu « l·U" 1t 111,.": I•Si* 1t W . Ol o , ~ II some, $12. Glen. 36-15-R. s.hoes, stz,es 5 and 7. Afso ChJc:a.ro roller rt/te: cocker spaniel dOf, female. 117 sklltes a ttached to shoes, she 5. BAker Mc:Naue~tton St., Olen. 111 2-M. WiJU: JU!:COIU>ER - Webtltet.CI\lca•u ELECTRIC TRAIN-Complete set, 00 6501. model 110, coi'IU)Iet.e with 1•111 min SKATES - H.ock.c:y tube, si%.e 12, 13~ fPOO I r '1\lr•. gauge, 200 ft. new track, $60. Also ICE SKATES-Man's tlaure_, a1z.e 11. Cleo. !1063-M. •pooll. 1-30 mtn ordlnl b ~tby 's a uto bed. $4; rocking chair, aa.tc 148 Gorsline St. mJcrophone dtreo\lo.na and wtrlnJI dlo for baby able to sit by self, $4. Cleo. SKIS-One pair 7W hickory rtdft-top cram. t119lo. Plltatord US·J tJter o 0766-R. JACKET-Boy's cabardine reventble. wtth cable blnd!.np. Also 1 pair ak1 p.m. slze 16. Also wblte cotton r port aklrU. poles. $17.f!O. BAker 3021 after 5 p .m ELECTRIC TRAIN- Lionel frelabt out short sleeves . ahe 16. H1ll. 2459-R . flt, mounted on BOOTS-Also basketball lboe~. navy blue a nd red trimmed. coat has translonner runs 2 sets at one Ume. 87 she 9; draiUne set ; Shakespeare reel; a removable lhe.eP*k.ln lln1n•, tt.t fur He berle Rd. !Oil Ughta; portable pbonoc:rapb; car trimmed. $15. HAmltn 11743. radio. Cen. 6135-J. ELECTRIC TRAINS - Two complete SNOWSUIT-=olll's, 3·plece. l.l1e 4. A lao sets mounted on 4x6 table with plenty LECCINCS SET- Buy Clrl's new. she sprinc c:oat. &Lze 4; boy's aprlna coat 4. and wiU clve you used one, aame and hal. abe :l. Mon. 1012-R of accessories. Also 40-aaUon Insulated slz,e, for play. Also .rtrl'a coa.t, sh.e U . bot water henter, oU fired. complete Char. 022&-W. SNOWSUIT- With bonnet. atze 1, wa with 110 Calion oU tank. Char. 31.28-R . terprool, rOM with while trtm. Oltn. UVlNC ROOM SUITE - Three-piece. 1)904,-M. EVERGREENS--Ornamental for foun ruu. 8274-R atter 5 p.m. dation use, dJ& them yourseiL 580 Va.n SPORT JACKET- Man'• blue and fl'a)", Alstyne Rd .. Webs ter 154-F-12. LIVING ROOM SUIT!: - Three-piece. zipper alu 38. Clen. 2MZ· W. extra heavy custom made, l.llp covered. l>:pe. FIREPLACE SCREEN - AnUque brass. $150. Mon. 532.1-J . STEEL - 12" 1 beams, 10'&", U"'l\\·. Also wood baske t and a ndirons. $14; 7' 5• 211 Oak St• • !an Rocb• tar, PbOM LOT-Comer 80x'120 In Greece off Dew 128...J. drapes, blue and maroon Uned, 3 pair, ey Ave.. one block from bus. ~ewen $12; scooter with rubber Ures. $4.f!O. Installed. CUL 1051-W. Cha.r. 1591-M. LOVE SEAT - Vlctortan, wtth trult FOOTBALL CLEATS-Siz.e 7 \~. Mon. carvlnf, $30. Also Baby-Co-Round, 13; 5389-J. coal or wood crate for ftrepla«, 13: upper bowl for 8-cup SUex coffee malt· FORD PARTS-1932. Model B. 4 cylin er. narrow neck. I Cut. 2589· W. de r . 2G VinAl Ave. n . MAWS SUIT-Brown. aharkakln. worn FORMALS - One melon faJlle. one twice. 125.00. Cl::;.::;.;en.. 3'133:..:..::::;:·'-.....,..-...... ,=-=-, wblte. both In alze 10. Glen. 5083-W. MINK SCARVES - Cenu.ln.e. l150 to FRENCH DOORS-Two cummed wood, $105. lor Xmas deUvery. Glen. (811-R. 2' 4 ~x&· 8". Also roc.k:ln1 hone; palr MUSIC STAND - Foldl.of. adjualable ---- peach colored table lamps; chinese red STOIU.1 WlNDOW~Two cb.e JO"'xllr, t,ype. S3 103 Pullma.o Ave. P e ch. 90 Stnllwlore Dr. • b lrd caae and st.andarcL. Char. ll53-J OFnCE DESK-Small typewrtwr. out after II p.m. aide door. 2'11'"x7'. Also &lrl tcO
