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l NEWS PAP KODAK COMPANY .r Vol. 5. No. 8 Copyright by Eastman Kodak Company. Roch ester, N.Y. February 27, 1947 cw~ H-E Earn State Safety Awards Hollywood Lab Begins / 2 Plants Hear 5 Park Units Qualify 1 Good News on Printing J(odachromes Safety Efforts For Honorable Mention; Newly installe d facilities h ave,------­ b een put into ope ration at the Hollywood P r ocessing Labora­ 100 Per Cent for 1(0 tory to process Kodachrome prints. T wo Kodak p la nts will receive special aw'ards for outstanding This provides better service to EK dealers in fat: western states. safety records in New York State on Mar. 12. Cam era Works earned the award w ith the h ighest number of Reports from the Ia b at 10 17 North Las P almas Ave., Hollywood, accident-free man-hours-1,505,392 - in the 22nd Annua l Statewirle Office w ill receive a 100 per cent 39, Cali!., state that fi rst shipments certificate and trophy in its class. of finished work have been made. Accicar­ the grand award this year. No in­ grave, Kodak president, from Wil­ ried on by the laboratory staff -- dustry, with more tha n a m illion liam H. Roberts, chairman of the under direction of B. J . Burns, lab­ Lead in State_ Bill Dermody, left. head of the H-E Safety Dept.. ma n-hours worked, finished with­ State Board of Standards and Ap­ oratory m anager. and Joe Nighan. assistant safety supervisor of out a lost-time accident. peals. Chairman Roberts, w hose Camera Works. read the announcement that their respective plants board is charged with prepara tion Service for Dealers have qualified for two special awards for outstanding safety records in Other Kodak units w ill receive of codes to insure safety of work­ New York State. Forty-three awards will be presente d Mar. 12. recognition for their accomplish­ ers, wrote, in part: Establishment of this new divi­ ments du ring the campaign. Kodak " It is an inspiration to m embers sion of the Color Print Service '(j~ 'k/lute <1owu'------, of this board to find so m any large makes it possible for Kodak deal2rs indust1·ies are making a determined to send their Kodachrome print effort to reduce what has been a n orders either to H ollywood or Chi­ fML Mcl(inley Expedition Schedules Tests appalling accident toll d uring the cago, depending upon which offers the dealer better parcel post serv­ past years." ice. Orders for Kodachrome prints I Of l(odak Color Film on 20~300-Foot Peak Col. Howard G. H offman , former in a ll sizes, including process-and­ governor of New Jersey, will be the print K odachrome orders, are now Special tests of Ektachrome and Kodacolor Aero Film w ill he principa l speaker at the dinner being accepted there. made h igh on Mount McKinley this spr in g. Bradford W ashburn, explorer in Alaska in 1938. He ex­ Mar. 12 in the Chamber of Com­ noted explorer and mountain climber, will supervise the tests of merce when the awards a re to be · To m a ke room for the new ma­ plained that Washburn made pr e­ made. This a nnual Industrial Man­ chines, offices a nd staff required for Kodak Film w hen he leads h is ex­ vious tests for Kodak when the the highest pea k in North America. agement Council dinner and rally the department addition, a new pedition to the summit of Alaska's Company developed black - and - will be attended by ma ny EK peo­ third floor was built on top of the 20,300-foot mountain. Washburn will conduct the ex­ w hite aero fi lm before the war. periments for the K odak Research ple. Martin F . Hilfinger, Syracuse, Hollywood La boratory last fall. "Opera tion White Tower,'' as the "A lot of practical knowledge of president of the Associated Indus­ expedition is named, w ill test Army Laboratories on sheet Ektachrom e James Barry of the Cine P roc­ what our black - and - white a~ro tries, will present 43 awards to the essing Dept. a nd A. Van Wie of equipment and bring back valuable and Kodacolor Ae ro. Purpose of the Rochester area firms. Color Control went to Hollywood, scientific information on weather, tests is to determ ine beha vior of fi lm could do came from Washburn. as did AI Krieger of the Color glacier motion and cosmic rays. the fi lm under unusual field condi­ Now he'll try out our newest color tions of the Arctic. film on McKinley,'' Dr. Clark said. P rint Service, to assist in setting A complete photographic record Students in EK Families u p the new department. All three of the expedition's progress will be Dr. Walter Clark of the labora­ Two Motion Pictures Planned a r e from Kodak P a rk. made in the t wo-month assault on tories spent three months with the In a recent letter to the Kodak Eligible for Contest scientist, Washburn explained that Entry blanks in the National • two motion pictures of the ascent High School P h o t o g r a p h i c are planned-one in 16-mm. K oda­ Awards are being snapped up This Winter Pvt the 'Br' In Britain chrome, one in 35-mm. black a nd by pupils. reports from many Brrrrr. With one long shiver, Edward Peck (Te d ) Curtis, Kodak time, so a t present the amount of white. Two professional camera­ parts of the country indicate. Kodak sponsors the competition. vice-presid ent, d escribed his stay in Eng land. sensitized goods reaching the ma r­ men will ha ndle these assignments. T ed, who returned last week aboard the Queen Elizabeth from ket has not been cut, but it will " The majority of t he pictures Students in th e ninth to 12th be soon if the coal remains scarce. w ill be ta ken below 15,000 feet, but grades and w ho are members of a month of business in England and Electr icity throughout E ngla nd we hope to be able to top off both Kodak families are eligible for France, declared: has been shut off from 9 a.m. until pictures on the summit if the the A wards, along with others of " I don't advise England in J anu­ 4 p.m. daily for domestic use :wd weather favors us in May,'' Wash­ the country. They may obtain ary as a p leasure t r ip. Of course, stores. Except for t he running of burn wrote. entry blanks at their schools, as far as I was concerned, it was most essential machinery, no elec­ He added that "by far the most from photogra phic dealers or just a tem porary inconvenience. tric power is available at any time drama tic part of the mounta in lies from headquarters of the Na­ for factories. Elevators were shut between 7500 and 13,000 feet, a tional High S chool Photographic The BJ'itish are really having to off entirely. Awards at 343 State St. Entries live with this coal shortage and region that has been scarcely pho­ London did not receive much tographed at a ll." must be sent to the same address extreme cold. For fo ur days," h~ snow, but parts of England were on or before May 15. 1947. pointed out, " my hotel room was buried under, he declared. The One Woman in P arty Cash awards will total $3500 never above 45 degrees, and every­ English usually don't have milch with a grand prize of $500. snow and aren't equipped to fi ght it. Mrs. Washburn will accompany one wore coats and hats indoors. the expedition of 11 persons which "Our people at Kodak Ltd., :1s is Frozen pipes caused g1·eat trou­ ble in London, added Curtis. T here w ill fly from Minneapolis to An­ and weather apparatu s will b e tr ue of the English in general, ore were 2000 breaks in t he water sys­ chorage late in March . T hey will used. Much of this equipment is to facin g up to the situation. At H ar­ tem of the city, and in many houses establish a base a t 6000 feet on be parachuted to the expedition by row Works t here isn't enough coal the plumbing burst. Muldrow Glacier, near Wonder the Army Air F orces' Tenth Res­ to keep running on anything l ii

Jeue Haight W . H. Cornish Goorgo Maid Ed Gra nger Edna Marlhage H . P . Burdick John Gran! Edgar Roosgon Charles Desmond r----'t'&. U£ lk p"'.. '""------., Group Served Suggesters Earn $7294; Snowbound Hut Holds Skiers ... Lorie Stumps the Experts In Many 4150kayedinlstPeriod Depts. The adoption of 415 suggestion ideas, marking one of the busiest Ruth MacDonald of the Tax and Dividend group in the Time Office, Bldg. 2, holds the honor and distinction of becoming the first grand­ Retirement of 11 P ark people meetings in several months for the Park's Suggestion Award Com­ becomes effective Mar. I. m ittee, was reported for the first p eriod of 1947. mother in the departme~t. Also taking bows is he r husband, Eli ~ll. They are William H. Cornish , a membe r of the Emulsion Coating Dept. . . . Lois Chemical Pla nt; Leon Eberlin, Re­ In addition to $4576.50 in regu­ Groth, Paper Planning, was a me mber of the cast search Labora tories, who has been lar a wards, a total or $2718 in of the p lay, "High Pressure Homer ," given at a Roch­ ill recently; J esse A . Haight, Chem­ checks for suggestions a pproved ester church Feb. 6-7 .. . . Leonard Morrell, who was ical Plant; George E. Maid, Cine­ during the last four pe riods of 1946 in the Film Developing Dept. before entering the Koda k Processing; Edwa rd A. was given out in 1947. Army, has joined the Wood Cellulose Dept., Koda k Granger, Ga rage: Cha r les T . Des­ Anthony J . Amann, Sundries De­ West, since his return to civilian life. An ex -corporal, mond, Chemical P la nt : J ohn G rant, veloping, received the top awa rd Len spent 11 months at Ft. Richards, Alaska . .. . Roll Film; Frank E. Holenbeck, in t h~ regula r grou p, a $150 check Ardent devotees of the hickory staves a re Lee Gage Paper Sensitizing; Edgar I. Roes­ fot· a suggestion which proposed a nd J ohn Rosequist, Wood Cellulose Dept. Both en­ gen, E&M; Edna J . Ma rthage, Sens. the use of a dye com bining two op­ joyed the skiing at Turin, N.Y., on differ ent week­ Paper Packing; a nd Herbert P . era tions in the ma nufacture of ends, the latter fi gur ing in a n additional adventure Burdick, E&M. The factory a t Vincennes," he cndar says spnng oesn egm 1 payroll deductions. to "advancement of the art and reports, " is producing well a heud for th ree weeks. science of photography." of its prewar top, and yet it can 't "The ~S & L has. be~om e the People o f Kodak nre planning a turn out enough to meet d em ands Kod akers M o d er n1 za t1 o n Loan w ide range of improvem ents to J\m1m g the 92 m~ ~b: rs ~re ma~~ for Cine and roll film and sensi- Head oua rters as well as their Mort- homes a nd property in 1947, j udg­ r ·r~< on s d1 s tln ~ UI S c 1_n t e wor. tizcd pa pet·s." gage Loan Headquarters," accord- 10 ing from the applications approved o f p hotr,graphy. It was founded Curtis flew from New Yor k to ing to Doug F oxall, ES&L head . in the last few d ays for the FHA 1935 s, Ma tthews h ~s been a ssociated War I Ace and flying general of t ion's stream lined system. screens a nd s hades, refinishing wllh Kodak sm cc 1921 as a re- World War II said with a hint of No fuss or feathers a re involved ha rdwood floors, interi01· decorat­ search chemist and later as tech- regret in his voice. in obtaining a m od ernization loan . ing, new furnace, a sphalt drive, in­ nical ed i t~r . He has ~i tten a nd Coming home was a much slower When necessary the m oney m ay be su lation, oil burner, install ation of lectured w idely on applied and sc1- trip, ta king five days. "You can't obtained on the day of application sewer, new cellar fl oor a nd electric entlflc_ photogr.a phy, color, photo- imagine how incredible it was," he if requirements for the loan are wiring. grnp!HC c hcm 1 c~ol s nnd nm ateu r concluded, "to step aboard the met. There is no charge other than Kodak m en a nd women may ob­ mov1 es. Queen Elizabeth which was warm payment of the principa l and in- tain information on m odernization He is :1 fellow o f the Roy was to portray her in a s weet and s hy mood. With had to examine slides individually Sydney this is not so easy. She m ay be sweet b u t s he certainly is not shy. for p roper positioning. Of the 167 "The solution, however, was simple for I discov­ slid es s u b mitted, 30 were not prop­ e red tha t , fresh from he r a fternoon nap, 30 or 40 BOWLING STANDINGS erly classifi ed . and 20 were not minutes are t·equired for her to overcome a sembla nce thu mbma r ked. of shyness and to becom e once m ore the comple te CW Frldny Wobbor CW Wodno1dny Clrla Remember, it is very easy to extrovert I know so well. During her nap, I set u p WL \VL W L WL thumbm a r k your slide. Simply the li ghts. These consisted of one No. 2 Photoflood as Vlt nvn •t2 30,Kodn lut·e 37 :!5 Oaks ·II l!l Dnkons JO 30 hold it t he way you want it to a m odeling light, one No. 2 a s a camera ligh t, a nd Po•t•·nlt 3!1 33 Al·ro 37 35 Doublets 38 221 Diomntics 26 34 i\1 0 30 3311iustrntors 35 37 Supermntics 33 27 Blmot.s 22 36 appear on the screen and put a a No. I to light u p the backdrop for tone separation . Vel ox 30 34 Trnnslite 21 5 1 Twlndn1·s 31 2ll Ektras 19 41 m ark on the lower left-hand corner. "When she awakened, s he was quickly w ashed a nd CW Su orvllon KPAA Kodnk Woal B - 8 MY F AVORITE P HOT OG R APHrar combed. Before putting on her dress, her face a nd Enlnrf!o rs •17 25 Bullets 35 37 Bldg. 203 ·15 IO,Bidg. 204 Vest J>oc kc1.8 4•1 28 Jltfys 4 30 35 26 s houlders received a slight application of face cream 3 nccovcry 42 21 ~v n . Chern. 25 311 in order t o introduce highli ghts and accentuate round­ Juniors 4:1 20 Bontmns g~ ~g Gel Mnkcrs 41 221Bidg. 117 17 ·16 Monit ors 43 2ll Tn•· ~c:,•t.s 32 40 F.D. 5 37 26\Bidg. 129 10 53 ness. Her lips were deepened slightly w ith rouge be ­ l X ·15 27 llnwk-Eycs 35 37 Grinders 37 29 Dept. 24 32 34 the negat ive. The 16x20 print was made on Opal G deve loped in Dnntn tns 44 28 lllonlto1'1! 34 36 Rccordnk 37 2!1 Supervisors :Ill 34 Selectol." Enlnrr.ct!l ·13 20 B ulle-t ~ 33 39 Elce. Shop 36 30JIIlnch. Shop 29 37 J IIYys ·13 29 Kodoscopes 31 41 nombl<•rs :Ill :>n Pushovers 28 311 R<' llnos 43 ZO Brownies 28 44 Rlnky-Dinks 35 31IRccordnk n 24 43 Club Eyes First Place in PSA Competition Juniors ·II 3t 1\tnJ:nzlncs 21 51 llot.;,hot.s S3 ~1:1 Dept. 41 2344 Rl•corc.lnks <10 32 Tnrfll'L~ 10 53 CW No. I Only 31 points out of firs t place 36 clubs located in the U.S . a nd Veil Pockets 311 3 f tion are transparencies m ade by Shlpplnl( 32 31 llt nnunls 29 34 KPAA Trlckworkora 374 points, the Kodak Camera C lub Betty Ha it hwaite, K O: Clifford 1\\olnh:nnnce 3:! 31 Finishing 26 35 Pnpcr Scns. •ll 16,Bidg. :10 30 27 has sent I 0 select slides to Los Ha thorn, CW; Alton J . Parker, KP; H-E Dept. U SbJfl Bnrvtn 40 17 Bldg. 57 26 31 Angeles for the season 's t hird com ­ Eding Da laker, KP; Jeannette Tllrt'<'lS 39 24 1llobs 31 32 Pnper Mill 30 16 Ernul. !\Inking 25 32 C h m·k~ 37 ~0 MOIOI'!I 28 35 Bldl(. 29 37 20 Bid!! . 50 8 49 pet ition. Here they w ill be entered Klute. KP; C larence Meteyer, KP, Spindles 33 30 Ln thcs 22 ~ ~ Flnlshlnn 31 2GtBldg . 12 6 4!\ ..SYDNEY ANNE" Sutherland in competition with entries from and H . Wes Vokes, H -E. February 27. 1947 KODAKEilY 5 KODAKERY ConieJt ''TOPS''

ERE are 12 of the prize winners H in KODAKERY's January Pho­ tographic A wards. showing the wide variety of subject maUer which the contest permits. First prize each month is $25. second is $15. third is $10 and there are 10 prizes of $5 each. An additional 25 contestants receive Merit Certificates.

RoyL. Wood, KP [) 8 KODAKERY February 27. 1147 FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE CLOTHI.NG-Man 's overcoa t, slz.e 38-40; FRENCH D OORS-One p a ir. Also gum­ I CE S K ATES--Tubes, size 11, s ize 12. topcoa t; suit. 31 Florence S t., Gen. wood swing d oor with ha r dware : 10" G len. 6307-R. 157-M. crosscu t saw ; a nd 10" r lt saw. 99 Rock ­ ICE SKATES- T wo pair, tu bes, s izes 8 The Market Place CLOTHING - Wedd ing gown, m olre, view Ter r .. Glen. 1716-W. a n d 10. $4 a pair. Cha r . 2846-J . slze 14-16; lad y's shoes, size 6-9; 3 pairs FRIGIDAffiE - 6 c ub ic ft. $75. Cui. INSULATION- Twe nty b oxes rock wool m an 's sh oes. slz.e llAA ; silver fox cape 4042-W. batts. $1.75 each . A lso 2x4 boa rds, 4' J[ODAKERY ada u e accepted on a Oral-come, flral-aerved bub. Department scarf. Also 5' plate wa r mer ! or restaur ­ FUR- Red fox. $50. 97 Lorimer S t. long, 10 cen ts each. 250 Aub u rn A ve ., c;orreaponde n.U ln each Kodak dtvblon are auppUed w11h ad blanlca which, wheD a nt. Char . 1858-M. FUR COAT- Black P ersian p aw, size 20; Glen . 3169-M. your a d La typed or printed on them In 25 worda or leu , are puJ ln the COAT- Brown , size 12. Also suit. pur­ br own sab le-dyed muskra t, size 18. St. JACK ETS--B-3 Arm y surplus, le at he r Compa ny m all addre ...d to " XODAXERY.'' or handed In to 'fOUl' plant ecUtor. p le woo l, slz.e 12. G len . 4165-W. 6264-L. with sheep linin g . 50 Maple wood St., All ada should be reulved by XODAXERY before 10 a.m., Tueada'f, of the WMk COAT- Da rk blue fi tte d with white fur FUR COAT- Brown Men doza beaver , Honeoye Fa lls, pho ne 259. precodlng laaue, HOME PH6NE NUMBERS OR ADDRESSES MUST BE USED collar, slz.e 12, $30. G le n . 2948-J . JUNIOR B ED-With sid e rails. Also No. JJf ADS. KODAXERY reH rvea the right to refuse ada and to Umlt the llUDlber size 20. Also b lack dress w ith sequin of worda uaed. SuggCIIIe d lypea are: FOR SALE, FOR RENT, WANTED, COAT-Girl's a ll wool r ed Ch ester field, tr lm, size 16-18. Mon . 8678-J. 53 W inchester rifl e ; 32 calib re Weave r WANTED TO RENT, LOST AND FOUND, SWAPS. KODAKERY READERS size 8- 10. 9 Maplchurst Rd. F UR COAT-Lady's black Pers ian p aw , scope. C ui. 1833-M. ARE ASKED TO PLACE ADS ONLY FOR THEMSELVES AND HOUSEHOLD COAT-Gir l's, brown Ch esterfield, size fitted sty le for sh ort per son . 4269 Cul­ KIDDIE CAR- A lso rocking horse: r eed - MOT FOR FRIENDS OR RELATIVES. TO DO THIS IS TO DENY SPACE 12. Ge n . 6136-W. ver Rd., Apt. 4, P oint Pleasan t. stroller; child's a rc tics, s izes 6 a n d !J; TO THE PEOPLE OF KODAK FOR WHOM THIS SPACE IS RESERVED. COAT- Girl's coat set, size 5; coat. s ize FUR COAT- Lady's muskrat. size 14, headp h one s; congoleum ru g 6'x8'. 19 14. Also lee skates, size 5; combination $60. Also Ge n er a l Electric h a nd vac­ Kls Ungbury S t. d oor 3'x6'9", wire less r ecord pla yer. uum c lean er , $10. Ma in 3246-M. KITCHEN S ET- Map le, porce lain top. FOR SALE FOR SALE Gle n . 5925-M. F UR COAT-Marmo t, size 16. Also 50, Also 3-plece living room set . 49 Galush a St. BA~Rcd leather , black glass top , 2 COAT- Glrl's, teddy bear , size 14. Ch a r . lb . leer a nd Icebox. Mon. 3378-R. A CCORDION- Plano, 120- and 48-bass. 2332-W. LACE C URTAINS - 4 pair; 3 wlnd ow 3284 ML Rend Blvd. stools, $50. Cu i. 787-W. FUR COAT- Marmot, sable dyed , size sh a des 44"x68"; 2 wlnd ow sh ades 44"x43", BATHT~Also bathroom slnk; 54" COAT-Girl's w inter , s ize 12 or 14. 38. 3 Durgin S t. Al.R C OM PRES SO~Twln plston, ball Ch ar. 3032-J. 1 floor lamp ; 1 table lamp. Cha r . 1696-W. bearing, h ea vy duty ty pe, m ounted on kitchen s lnk. 117 Avenue B, Glen. FUR COAT- Mink, size 16. $500. Main LADDER- Extension, 40'. Ch a r . 2109-R. • mall tank with gauge. 20 Potomac St . 3813-J. COAT- Lad y 's, plaid sport, size 18-20. 4748, Room 711 . ALUMINUM Weor evcr, 6 plcces. Also BA T HTUB-5 ft. Also wall sink. 56 Glen. 1602-M. F UR COAT - Muskrat, slze 12. Main LAWN MOWER- Power, Doyle Cycle ­ marble-top tab le; w a lnut vanity table Avenue A. COAT- Lad y 's b lack, !ur trim , size 16, 6568-R. m ower . Glen. 7574-W. and ben chj birdcage; chin a tea set. BED-Double, walnut, complete . Char. $15. 19 Ridgeway Ave. FUR COAT-Sable dyed m uskrat, size LIGHT METER - G .E., latest m ode l, G len_ 2844-J . COAT- Lad y 's, black fi tte d wlnter with 8DW58Y4, carry ing case. S20. 17 Minne­ 1951-R. 16. Cui. 3946-J . sota St ., C u i. 4678-R. A PPLE WOOD--l n 12" length, season ed . BED- Hollywood, complete. 278 S ton e slive r fox collar, matching !ur t rim med FUR COAT - SUver tone muskrat. ~~ tG p er ! nee cord. 149 Mou.lson S t ., S t. Rd., Char. 654 . h a t. Glen . 2877-M. length, size 14. 215 F lowe r City Pk., LIVING ROOM SUITE - Three-piece . $25. 15 Ross St., G len. 3132-R. 4203-X. BED-Maple, comp lete w ith coli sp ring. COAT- Lady 's, green , fur trimmed, size Glen. 1267-R. A UTO BATTERY Ne w, $11. Gen. A lso 6 yds. r oyal blue velvet ma te rial. 16. Glen . 5255-M. FUR JACKET - Lady's, black skun k , LOT- on VIctor-Mendo n Rd ., n ear ly 7407-M. Gen . 5870-M. COAT- Lady's, navy blue . belted, ~~ size 12-14. 263 Goodman St. S ., sid e en ­ acre. 327 Merc er A ve. A UTOMATIC HEAT CONTROL-Read ­ BED-Metal, comple te. $45. Glen. 6171-R. len gth, size 14 . 128 Rosed a le S t., upper tr ance. MANGLE-Thor. Glen . 6642-R. in g syawm. AIBo thermostat, tra nsform­ bell. B I:: D-~ ~. whJte enamel, complete with F URNITURE-Baby carria ge, $4 ; bas­ MOTORCYCL ES- Harley Da vidson a nd er, $111; F rench Ren aissance style, ~ n ew box spring. A lso ste el folding bed, COAT- Lad y 's, sprin g, size 12. Mon. sine t, $4 ; playpen , $7; Philco noor m ode l side car, Ger man B.M .W., a nd Eng­ piece bedroom suit, coli spring, $150; comple te: medicine cabin et . C ui. 5798-R. 6595. rad io. $15. Cui. 4532-M. lish Triumph, twin. 198 Brayt6n Rd., m oh ogony 4-p oster bed, coli sprln gs, $35. COAT- Man 's overcoat, J ason t:eece, F URNITURE-Be droom suite ; bed a nd Cha r . 1344-M . G le n . 2560-M . BEDROOM- S UITE-Wa lnut, double bed , d resser , chest, vanity an d ben ch. size 38. Ra ndall Holden, 191 Rand St., d resser, new sp rings ; bedspread; m a­ MUS IC BOX-Mahoga ny, table m ode l, A UTOMOBILE Ford , Model A . St. Char. 2532-J . Glen . 24.32-W . r oon leather h assock . Also fu rnace with 20 record s. $!10. 269 W in fie ld Rd. 4260-L . gra tes and d oor . G len . 820-W. 7 7 BEDROOM SUITE-Four piece, black COAT- Raccoon, s lz.e 16-18. S t. 4526-X . NURSE'S CAPE-A lso 4 n urse's uni­ A UTOM~O~B~I=L~E-~1~0~~~~F~o~r~d -. ~M~o~de i,-A , walnut. Hill. 1643-W. COAT-AND-LEGGINGS SET - Girl's, FURNITURE - Dining room suite, 9 forms. size 18. 503 Columbia Ave., Ge n. conve rtible. 160 Bra yton Rd. 2544-M. BEDROOM SUITE-4-pc., burl w alnut. size 5. 35 S outh A ve., Webste r , phone pieces. St. 4291-L. AUTOMOBILE-1033 Ch e vrolet, tudor, 2438 L yell Rd. 86-W. F URNITUR E - Din in g r oom suite, 9 OAT S--Hay, n ear Victor . Glen. 5063-R. 0.00x l6 tires. Gen. 237-R. BED SHEETS--Ne w , best q uality m us­ COATS--Boy 's overcoat, $8; reversible, p ie ce, table pad; 8'3"xl0'6" rug, $55. Also OIL BUR NER- Pot type. $45. Ma in 8090. A UTOMOBILE-11134 Chevr olet coupe. lin, full size , 1 doz. Cana ndaigua 1316-J . $5, size 10-12. G en. 2277-J. full-size maple bed, com p lete , $50; 3- Service Station, com er Ma in an d Ford . plece chrome -and-r ed leather b re ak­ OUTBOARD MOTOR - Champion, 3~2 BENDIX- De luxe m od e l. $200. Fern­ COATS - Lady's black seal, size 40 ; fast set, $30. G en . 2220-W. h .p. $50. 181 Primrose S t. AUTOMOBILE - 11134 Hudson, 2-door . wood Pk., Apt. 35, Cui. 288-W. man's overcoat, size 38. 49 Pullman A ve., li:W Peck Rd., Hilton 82-F-13. Apt. 5. FURNITURE--Dish es ; mirrors ; p illows; OUT BOARD MOTOR - Waterwltch , 5 BICYCLE-Girl's, 26". 1071 Vr oom Rd ., roa ster; electric Iron ; refin ished bird h .p . 150 S p r uce Ave. AUTOMOBILE-1935 Ch evrole t coach . Spencer port, N .Y., p hon e 349-F-13. COCKER SP ANIEL-Black, m a le, $25. 003 Compbe ll S t ., u psta irs, Ge n . 4734. Mon. 445-W. cage a nd stand ard . 599 Lake Ave., Apt. 2. OVERCOAT - Ma n's, black, size 40. BICYCLE - Girl's, 28", v ictory type . Pittsford 152-J. AUTOMOBILE-11135 Ford sedan, $300. COFFEE TABL E-Ma ple . Mrs. Ha ro ld FUR NIT URE - Fiv e-piece bedroom Main 7579. Holden . 459 Lyell Ave. suite; fl oor and table lamp; electric co f­ P E N-AND-PENCIL SET - E versh a rp, C u i. 2300-R . BICYCLE-Gir l's 28". Also for mals, on e fee set ; e lectr ic percolator; living room gold -maroon sk y line . $10 . Ma t·tha Mc­ A UTOMOBILE-1035 Oldsm obile sedan, pink, one blue, one wh ite, o ne yellow, CONCRETE M IXER-Cha r . 1963. mirror ; table ; curtains; draperies. Cui. Nellly, Ma in 2791, ext . 92. $350. 20 Mou lson St. a ll s lz.e 16. 280 Stone Rd. CRIB-Large s ize. Also baby's to ile t 3077-W. PHONOGRAPH Electric, a u to ma tic, AUTOMOBILE-1035 P lrmouth coach. BICYCLE-Sm a ll s ize, suJtable for be­ sea t ; baby 's ca r seat; sm a ll oil b urne r . FURNITURE-Living room su ite an d 7-t ube, b rown alligato r case. $55. Ge n . A!Jlo complete outfit o Marine Corp ginner . Also d a rkroom equipm en t. Glen . St. 1960. kitch en set , comp le te. G len . 1458-W. 7038-R. dresa b lues. 010 Post Ave., Gen . 455-J . 766-R. CRlB-Medlum size, w h ite, comp lete , F URN IT URE-Maple bed room se t. S t P HONOGRAPH - P o r table . $15. S t. AUTOMOBILE - 1035 Pon tia c sedan. BICYCLES - T wo boy's, 28", balloon $10. G len . 98-J . 2616. 3152-J . 4210 BuiTnlo Rd., S pe ncerpor t 3-4337. tire s. Ge n . 750-J . CRIB-Ma ple, $15. A lso high cha ir, $5. FURNIT URE - Mahogany o va l libr a ry PIANO-Ludwig u p r ight. 97 Pulaski S t ., AUTOMOBILE-1935 T err op lon e coach. BINOCULARS - Germ a n mad e, 8x30, 50 Lapham St . table; oak writing desk; sm a ll h ea ting rea r . Glen . 007. ne w . A lso noor mode l Gen eral Electric DAVENPORT- With sUp covers. Glen. stove ; Or thophonic victrola; kitche n PIANO- Kimball u p r igh t, oak . $65. 12 !1 radio ; GE e xp osu re meter, type DW-48, 3538-R. clock ; sewing table; sm a ll stand . Gen. Rutge rs S t., Mon. 4896-R. AU'l'OMOBILE-11136 Dod ge sedan. $300. 1680-R. lea the r carry ing case . G len . 1353-M. DESK - F la t-top . A lso b irdcage w ith PLAYPEN- Raised . 53 Van ess Ave. G en . 5110-W. BOAT- S t . Lawren ce Guidin g, 24' long, standa rd. G len . 5061-M. F URNITURE-Modern so lid walnut d l.n­ AUTOMOBI LE-11130 S tud eba ker, 4-door marlne engine. Also Elto outboard mo­ DESK- Secretar y, mahoga ny . A lso two in g room s uite, m atc h in g oa k librar y P OCK ET WAT CH- Ha milton 21 j ew e l, seda n . 5!10 E . Ridge Rd., West W ebster . tor, 5 h.p . Glen . 5912-W. b lack Hitchcock chairs . Mon . 7618-W. table; settee ; rocking chair; arm ch alr . adjuste d to 5 positions. Glen . 2054-J . Mon . 179. POCKET WATCH - Man's Ha milton A UTOMOBILE-1030 Pontiac 2-door se­ BOAT - Thompson 14', Evlnrude, 17.6 DESK - S tandard flat-top, with red da n . G le n. 4071-W. h .p. outboard, boat tra iler . $450. Glen. lea th er sw ivel cha ir to m a tch. sso. G en . FURNITURE - S tudio couch, maroon, mast erpiece, 23 jewels. Berge Rd., On ­ H23-R. 3960-J . $25. Also walnut d resser, $10. Mon . tario, phone 3927. A UTOMOBILE-1037 Buick sedan. 487 6922-M. P UPPIES--Dachshund, t wo, $50 each. Br oadway, Mn ln 01 37. BOAT- IS', 5 h .p . J ohns ton motor. Also DIAPERS--Two dozen Birds-Eye, new, A lso 2 dogs at stud, sm a ll size re gis ­ 12'xl2' pla trorm; scr eens for porch !or $2.50 dozen. 25 Cole bourne Rd . F U R N I T U R E-studio couch ; dining AUTOMOBILE-1936 C he vrole t coach . h ouse tra iler; 2-burn l) r ga s p la tes; 2 room set, 9-piece, round table; portable tere d stock . 66 Good will St., Glen. 740 Dewey Ave. DINETTE S ET- Light oak, 6 chairs . St . typewrite r . 15 Rainier St . 2669-W. h eavy s leeve boards. 82 Alph a St. 5518. AUTOMOHlLE-11137 Chrysler Royal. 25 BOOKC AS E - T hr ee-section Colonial. FURNI T UR E-Teleph on e table an d PUPPIES - Irish collie, 6 weeks o ld . Eastv iew A ve. Ch a r . 28 10-R. DINETTE S ET-seven p ieces. S t. 654-X . chair set ; walnut dresser. Also gir l's Rush 96-R. A UTOMOBlLE - 1037 Dod ge sedan. BOOKS--Modern fi ction. Mon. 605-J . DINING ROOM SET- Oak, r oun d table, housecoat, size 8; 2 w h ite m uffs. Char. PUPPIES--Registered, Beagle. 3 males, C hor . 30!1-R. 6 a r mc hairs. buffet. d avenport tapestry . 590-R. 3 females. C. Weidma n, 69 Winfield Rd. BOWLING BALL-Lady's, three-finger, Mon. 1213-R. FURNITURE--Three-piece wicker set, PUPPY - CoiUe - S heph erd, m a le, 5 A UTOMOBILE-1037 Fo rd cou pe, 100 w ith ba g, $12. 293 Toft Ave.. th ird floor . DINING ROOM S ET-Nine piece, oak. white with r ed leath er cush ions. Also mont hs o ld. Rich ard Taylor, 543 Be nton h .p. e ngine. Glen. 71 25. BREAKFAST SET- Porcelain-top ex­ Main 1359-W. coli sp r ings for double bed. Gen . 6135-J. St., Mon . 4297-J. AUTOMOBILE-1037 Ford sedan. Ma ce­ te nsion ta b le, ma ple finish , fou r ch airs. DINING ROOM S UIT E - 8-plecc. $85. FURNITURE - Turqu oise u pholstered PUPS--Beagle, p u re bred, born Jan. 7, don 4 ~20 . $30. Hot-water tan k, 30-gal, n ew, $11. Gas s id e-a rm h eater, $5. S t. 4422-R. Glen . 2932-J. Ch ippen dale type sofa ; lea ther top cof­ I947. 275 Sylvan Rd. AUTOMOBlLE-11137 Ford tudor. Char. DINING ROOM SUITE - Round oak fee table ; S immons stu d io couch. Cui. RADIO - A u tomobile, Motorola . $20. BRIDESMAIDS DRESSES- Blue, size 2109-W. 21186. 14; an d p in k, s lz.e 16, satin tops, n et ta ble, 6 cha irs, buffe t. Gen . 24 12-R. Also Argus miniatu re camer a , f /4.5, A UTOMOBILE-1037 Ford. 376 Broad­ bottom . S t . 2!132-R. DINING ROOM S UIT E - Ten piece, FURNITUR E - Thor washer; table-top I/ 200, with e n la rger , $50; ABC w ashin g wn . Am erican walnut. Also lady's coat, size stove; 50-lb. Icebox; kitchen set ; junior machine, $30. 153 Glide St. C AMERA - Kod ak Refle x , ! /3.5 le ns, 12-14, b rown w ith mink trim, $30; boy 's bed; Ven etian b linds ; 9'x l 2' r u g; la mp; RADIO CABINET - Also oa k din in g A UTOMOBILE-1037 Oldsmobile . 8 Con­ case a nd flash a ttachmen t. Ch a r . 602-M. h ousewar e . Gen. 6292-R. cord St. br own camel's h a ir overcoa t, size 34. $20. room table a nd 6 ch airs. St. 5261. CAMERA- Kodak , f/ 4.5 le ns , Compur 255 Wen dhurst Dr., Ch ar. 1442-R. FURNITURE-Used . Mon . 3216-M . RADIO-I vory table model Zenith. Mon . AUTOMOBILE-1037 Oldsmobile coach . rapid shut ter . Mon. 42711. DINING ROOM S UITE-Duncan P hyfe FURNITURE-FUR NIS HINGS Modern, 4391-J . Mnln 3~44 -J . C AMERA- Rcnex, f/ 4.5 len s. w ith case . mahogan y, 9 pieces. Also combina tion complete 5 room s. 760 J efferson Av e . RADIO-G-E, p ush -b u tton console. $15. AUTOMOBILE-11137 Oldsmoblle, 4-d oor 147 Par k da le Te rr., G len. 7503. coal and ga s stove . 3662 Lak e A ve., GAS RANGE-Mode rn Benga l co mb ina ­ Glen. 5665-M . Char. 1165-J . acdnn. 460 N . P lym outh Ave. CAR HORN-Ch evrolet 11139. Also bath­ tion , with coal a ttachment. $25. Cui. RADIO-Philco, console, 11 tube. C ha r . AUTOMOBILE-11137 Oldsmobile coa ch , tub; kitch en s ink; m an's bowling ball; DOORS- Fre nc h, on e pa ir, 22\2"x6'10" , 4819-R. 1134-R. 30!1 S neock Avo. ma n 's Icc skates, size 8; an d r eplace­ with double acting hardware. J a m es Proud, 627 Clay A ve., G len . 3790-W. GENERATOR- For 1939 V-8 Ford . $8. RADIO-RCA, cabinet style. 218 Birr AUTOMOBILE-11137 P lymou th, 4-d oor me nt m e ter for Voltohmi st J r . 515 J . Van Dorpe, Fa irport 126-M. St ., Glen. 56-M. sodon. Main 7701. Ston ewood Ave . DOORS-Two Inside panel. Also Ar v in GOWNS--I p ink satin; 1 pe ach satin ;;R:=,A;:.,D~IO-S~:.:.;:,.;:.te:.:w...:.:ca:.:r t,..--;-W"'a-rn-e-r-c-o-n-s-o.,..l e-.-G=I e-n-. CAR HEATER- Also 4 w ool b lankets; car heater; En glish ba b y carriage; baby and m arquisette, size 9. St . 3089-R. 1440-M. AUTOMOBILE-1038 B uick, $950. Olen. lady's sh oes, size 8C; la dy's blac k c oat, sca le, beam balan ce type. Cu i. 2109-W. 2477-J ' size 10. G len . 4550. DRESSES-Three maternity, s ize 12. GUN- Remington pump , Mod el 31, 20- ;;R;'-;A,..:D~I O-~-.T=a;::b'l e=-=m=-o=-d"e"l,..,-;; 8--:t,-u""b_e_s-. --:-M~o-n-. ga uge. $60. Char. 1007-J . 3350-R. AUTOMOBILE-11130 Buick tudor. 1111 C AR HEATER- Arvin, h ot water. Ge n . Mon. 3350- R. Ch ippendale Rd. 1074-J . DRESSES--Wool, silk, cotton , sizes 12- HAW A U AN G UlTAR-G l en . 332-M. ;;;R;-;A.-;D=Io"S--,.-'P"'h:;i;,-lc:::o::-:a:::n:-:d;-;:;R;-;;C:;-A...-:fl;;-o::-o::-r:-::m::-o::-d' c:ol. AUTOMOBILE - 1!13!1 B uick, 4-door, 16. Also sweaters: skirts: beach c lothes ; HEAT ER- Gas, 30-gal. h ot-w a ter tan k . A lso wireless r ecord play er . 259 Sew- C AR HEATER-$10. Glen. 3979-R. C ui. -J. a r d St ., Ge n . 3297-M. $09~ . 07 Montalnc Pk. light blue Ch este rfield coa t, $10. 11 77 777 CARRIAGES--T wo, English coach an d La ke A ve. RANGE -A ndes gas, Insulated oven AUTOMOBILE-111311 Dodce tudor. $750. wicke r , $2 each . Ge n . 5287-W. ELECTRIC FIXTURES - Suitab le for HOT BED SA SH - Fifty . Also sin gle w ith heat contr ol. Ch ar. 2114-M. G len. 1405-M. CATALOG-Or sample case, 12'x l 6'x l 6', record p la yer. 1180 Lon g Pon d Rd., cottage . Also 42" kitchen sin k wit h Gr eece . RANGE-Ga s, tab le -top. 141 Wendh u rst A UTOMOBILE - 1039 Ford, de luxe bro wn. top g ra in cow h ide , 3 compart­ fa u cets. Gen . 7556-J . Dr. cou pe. 30 Wlllmnc Rd .. Greece. men ts, $10. 117 Ad am s S t., Brockport. HOT-WA TER BOILER-30 ga llon, side phon e 308-J. ELECTRIC IRON- Ho tp olnt, a utoma tic arm gas h eater and Buck e t-A-Day coa l RANGE - Gas, Norma n , green -and­ A UTOMOBJLE-11130 Hu d son convert­ h ea t con trol. G le n . 1595-W. white , good con d ition, $65. G len . 2360-W. Ible . $301!. Webste r 58-F- 14 . CHAlR- W ing, $45. Cu i. 566-R . stove for same. F . L . S mith, 174 East­ CHILD CARE-During day, ch ild 2-4 ELECTRIC IRON- W estinghouse. Glen. man A ve ., G len. 3469-J . RANGE - Oil, cre am-and-green, with A UTOMOBILE - 11139 Hudson, 4-d oor. 607!1-M. . bottled gas. Main 2136. 146 Rnvonwood Avo. yeors old. G len . 5213-J. HOT -WATER HEATER - Au tomatic, CLOTHING-Dresses, beige coa t, size ELECTRIC IRONS--Two. Also ch ild 's VIking, :W-ga l. fuel storage drum. Also RANG E-sterling combination coa l and AUTOMOBTLE-1040 Buic k, S-passen1er training sea t a nd G irl S cou t uniform, e lectr ic mixer w ith j u icer . Cui. 4995-R. w ood ; la dy 's a ll-wool fuchsia suit, size coupe, !fltiO. Gen . 0603. 10-12; a lso shoes 5\!,AA , 6AAA. Mon . 2830-W. stze 10. G le n. 3810-R. HOT-W ATER HEATER- Buck et -A-Day I8; rainjack et, m edium size. 301 P eck AUTOMOBtLE-11140 Ford convertible ELECTRIC R AZO~Rem l n gton T h ree­ a nd 30-gallon tan k . Cut. 287-J . Rd., Spe ncerpor t . c lub coupe. 110 Pork d nlc Terr . CLOTHING - G irl's dresses. s ize 1-5; sn ow su its, s izes 0-7. Cui. 3035-R. some. $10. 81 Seville Dr., Glen . 5365-M. HOUSEHOL D FURNISHINGS - Char. RA ZOR - Remington Threesome e lec­ tric. Ma in 3545-J . AUTQMOBl LE-1040 Ply m ou th d e luxe. CLOT HING-Girl's 2-plecc wool spring EL ECTROL UX-Gien . 1554-M. 737-R. 120 We ld S t. coa t a nd bonne t, size I. $2; girl's 3- ENLARGER-solar mode l120, wlth len s. ICEBOX- 50-lhs., givin g away. 571 R ECORD P LAYER - Autom a tic. Also AUTOMOBl l..E - 11140 Oldsmobile, 8 piece w ool winter ou tfit, size 3, cost G en . 5421-R . T h urston Rd., Gen . 1710-R. GE automatic h ea ting pa ds ; S un-K raft cylind er , 4-door sed an . 1178 N . Greece $27.50. 2!10 Electric Ave., G len . 4886. FISH TANKS--12x16x34 stainless steel; ICEBOX--50-lb., white en a me le d meta l. sun lamp. Ch a r . 2732. n,d. CLOTHING-Gown , ligh t b lue, s ize 14; 12x12x24 stainless steel; 20x12x12. 228 St 4927 J REFRIGERATOR- Electr ic . A lso r u gs. AUTOMOBILE-11141 Dodge conch. C ui. g reen jodhpurs. size 14. Glen. 4061-M. P ly mou th Ave. S outh, Apt. 8, re ar. IC~BO~_:_SO - l bs .. w hite porcela in . Also ::C:::u::I.::=-:3:-:4:::C48::-::J-:. -=:::-::::--=----:---- - 203-R. CLOTHING-Lady 's d resses, conts,sult.s, FIXTURES - T h r ee Indir ect lighting. fold ing Iron cot. 136 Goodwlll St . REFRIGERATOR - Leon ard, apartmen t A UTOMOBILE-11142 P lym ou th d e luxe, size 12-16; boy's clothing, size 2-3; lflrl's Also le a ther bed -davenpor t. 141 Driving ICEBOX _ Graves, cork Uned . Also ;:si::z::::e;::.:::: C-;-u::::I:-=:.::28::-:-7::-=.J ::--::-:::-::-- ::--:---::-::-::- $1200. C ut. 411117 -R . 27pi6nk4-M th. ree-p iece w ool suit, size 2. Ch ar . P ark Av e· ·• G len · 2954 -R · White Star gas ran ge, r igh t-h an d oven ; REFRIGERATOR- M o d em top leer. $75. AUTOMOBILE - 11146 Buick . G len . FORMAL-Pa le blue, size 12-14. Cha r . Brunswick victrola , console model. ::C:O::u:':l'::.,:. 30::=29==-:.:Rc:,. c::-:-::------G373-R . CLOTHlNG-Lndy's gray tweed coat, 723-R. Ch ar . 2524-J . REVERSE GEAR- Ma rine . Also pre wa r AUTO»OBILE-11140 Wlllys J eep. Be r - size '14 -40· ~ - A ls o b lack gabardine coat, FORMAL - Rose, size 14, $15. Also ICE SKATES--Boy's, size 5 and 11\!,, bicycle; pair ro lle r ska tes; 2 cylinder , nard Love, ~n . G333-W. ~9 - ~ .ls o mohair davenport, $45. Cha r . Hlck ock tube volt ohmmete r and ca - black; girl's s lze 6, white ; and childr en 's 2 cycle marln e e ngine, 6 H .P . Ch ar . AUTOMOBILE-LJ.ncoln Zephyr sedan; paclty ch ecker. $60: 8-foot tobocgan sk ls. Char. 2422-W. :::1 0=::27~- J:..:·-=--=------will tAk e 1111\ a ller ca.r In trade. 449 H u d ­ CLOTHING-Lndy's green cloth coat. with h eavy pad. $20. 873 Arnett B lvd . ICE SKATES- Boy's, size , tube. Mon . RIDING BOOTS--La dy 's, slze 7. $5. 1 1 10 aon Ave., Moln !1033. ~~~~v ~uftsJ ~~ ~\~~·l o~~\~~ .n f7dJ~{l and FORM~Taffeta , s ize 14. G le n . 1655-R. 1163-J. Cha r . 994-J . ' BADY CARRIAGE-Fold lnc . $20. Alao CLOTH[NG _ Man's b rown Homb urg FORMAL-White, girls, size 12. Glen . I CE S KATES-Girl's, size 7. Also man 's, RIDING BOOTS--Size 8 ~!,. Alio jodh­ atrl'• 28" b icycle . Char . 326-R. hat, s ize n~ : overcoat, s ize _ ; trous- 4321-J. sl.ze 11. Cu t. 2935-M . p u rs, size 32 wa ist : w h ite dinner jacket, 44 46 36 3870 B ABY CRIB- Maple, lar ~r e . Also m a ple era, w ool, s ize 44: h igh shoes. size l O~~ B . F ORMAL - White m ousselalne d e sole ICE SKATES--Hockey, size 9, Canadian, size · C ul. -W. chlftorobo. O len . '1130. Ch a r . 827-R. w ith slip, size 14, $10. 113 Melv ille S t . ha r d toe. 129 Hawley St ., Gen . I596-W . (Continued on Page 7) February 27. 1847 KODAKERY 7 FOR SALE (Continued from Page 6) FOR SALE WANTED WANTED APARTMENTS WANTED TO RENT

RIDING HABIT - L ad y's, coat and ------TRICYCLE-10'', $10. Also 2 pair sk.ls, 7' CAMERA - Duo Slx-20, with f/3.5 lens SINK-Wb.lte porcela in. &lw long. 1386 Two or 3 rooms, 2 adults. both working, breeches, size 14, boots, s l:ze 7. Char. :md 7'4", metal edges, adjustable length a nd Compur shutter. Char. 1205-M. Lake A ve., Glen. 1229-R. references, urgent. Mrs. Speers, Main 373-M. and width clamps, $20 p a ir. 59 R ye Rd. CAMERA-Sp eed Graphic, 4x5. no lens, SNOWSUITS-Sizes 7 and 10. Also set 7459. RIFLE-Crosman, air , factory rebui.lt TRICYCLE5-Ve lo-K.lng, $8. another $4 . a ny condition. C. Hurlburt. Glen. 7083. of Encyclopedia Britannica. Char. 3-4 rooms, unfumlshcd. urgently needed with 1000 p e llets. Gen. 1698-R. Also 2 stoves, 1 sm all combination, 1 CHEST - H ighboy or secretary. Also 18$8-M. by veteran and wile, preferably on RIFLE-Remington , 37 target, microm­ gas, $10 each; baby crib, $3; sled , $1. table and cupboard . Ch a r . 1201 -R. SOCCER - Or b asketball, used . Glen . East side of city. St. 4465-L. 348 Electric Ave. eter sigh ts. Gen. 407-W. CffiLD C ARE-Wom an to car e !or 3 2712-J. 2-bcdroom apartment. furnished, by 3 RO LLER S KATES-Girl's, wh ite, size 8, TUXEDO - Double-breasted, 39 s hort, chlldren aged 2-5-7. Mrs. R . Ray mond, S PINET-Or small upright. Mon. 7826. business girls. CW KODAKERY. $30. Gen. 2842-W. Chicago Rollers, and car rying case. Also 34 Oakland St . SUIT - Men's tails. sl:zc 38-40. Gen. Quie t couple urgently n eed 1 or 2 bed­ shoes, size 8\!.AAA, pumps and sandals. TUXEDO--Single breasted , size 40-long. CONCRETE MIXER- Hand or power 6604-W. rooms In d esirable location . Cul. 160-R Char. 627-W. Ch ar. 542-M. driven . Or will re nt. Hllton 158-F-4. ;,S;::U;,:MP~;..:..,P=UMP=.,-----A,-u7to-m=a7tl"c,.,;--.la.,..u=n-:;d,.,-ry after 6 p.m . ROWING MACHIN~6 . Also mahog­ VACUUM CLEANER - Also Westing­ DAGUERREOTYPES-Cui. 3598-R. trays; oil burner or space h eater. Cui. Unfurnished, 3 or ~ rooms. con venient an y plano b en ch, $4. Char. 2788-J. house hand cleuner; $~ . Glen. 5726-W. to KP, employed couple . Mr. Merritt, DESK-Governor Winthrop secr etary. ;,1~;.;•6::;9=-=W:..,·:..,.,=~--:----:--..,-,:--=== Char. 1902-R. RUG-Ax mlnstc r , 9'xl2'. A lso ~~ size VACUUM CLEANER - K enmore. $~ . 138 Northfield Rd., Glen. 1044-W . TARPAULIN - Approximately 10'xl2'. bed; day be d ; side a rm hot water Also mahogan y plano stool. G en . 4303-M. Unfurnish ed. 3 or 4 rooms, middle-aged heate r ; 3-a rme d rockin g chairs; Airwa y DES K- Kneehole type, m a hogany pre- Perkins, Cui. 2213-W. VACUUM CLEANER - With a ttach­ !e rred. Ch a r . 375-R. TWIN BEDs-Walnut. Char. 3148-W. couple . 1533 C ulver Rd ., Cui. 1178-J. vacuum sw eepe r and equ ipment; 2 e lec­ m en ts, upright . St. 4526-X. tric fi x tures . 235 S teko Ave., Glcn . 920-W. DESK- Office. Cui. 6877-R. TYPEWRITER - EHte ty p e preferred. Unfurnjshcd. by May 1, for H -E e ng i­ VIOLIN- G en . 1321-R. neer a nd wife. G len. 6802-M. RUG-One 9'xl2', s lightly worn, $15. 92 DINING ROOM SUITE-Modern, rna- ;G:;e;:,n;_.;·;.,l;.::0,::::69:.,-,:R,;:,;.= --=--.--.--=,--.,-:-:=­ Armstrong Ave. VIOLIN- With case and s tand. 75 Syca­ h ogany, med.lum sl:ze , 9 piece. Mon. TYPEWRITER - Stand ard k eyboa rd. Unfurnis hed, two or three rooms, for more St. young married couple, both working. RUG-Sanford Beauvais Thelton, 9xl 5, 16~ - R . ~G~l~en~-~59~~~-M~- ~~~~-~~~~-, G len. 3761-J after 6 p .m . n e utral coloring. Gen. 2437-W. WASHING MACHINE-Bendix Dlal-A­ ELECTRIC WELDER-Gas driven, 300 TYPEWRITER - Underwood Standard Matic home la undry. Cui. 4796-J. With kitchen and bedroom . P .O. Box RUG-With m at, O'xlO', unused since amp. F airport 910-F-23. !:P:..r .::e :.:fe::r.:.r.;e.::d:... ..: S:.:t::..·.;G:::~:.:..:.-' :..·------,.,,--,-- ­ 153. Rochester 1, N .Y . dry-c lean ed . 50 Maplewood St., Hon­ WASHING MACHINE-Easy. 54 Mer­ ENLARGER- Elwood or s imilar type, UNIFORM - Nazareth, sl:ze 16. heavy rUI S t. eoye Falls 165. Sx7. Glen. 371-W. ,;:W:;e:.;.i g~h:.,;,t;_:,· =-S::;;,;t·,.:::-12:;:-l;:l,..:-JC,:.'=:--::-o--;:o=:---­ FOR RENT RUGS - 9'xl4', blue b roadloom . $100; WAS HING MACHINE - Easy, with FENDER- Le!t front for 1939 Plymouth. WARDROBE TRUNK- G len . 6028. 9'xl0' win e broadloom, $80. 1351 Winton wringer a nd twin porcelain laundry Char. 134-J. tubs on steel stand. Hill. 1382-W. WARDROBE TRUNK-Or foot locker. FLAT- In KP section, or swap tor other Rd. N . FENDERS - 1938 Chevrolet, le ft and Cui. 1916-W. accommodations by couple with 2 chil­ WASHING MACHINE-Glen. 3626-M. SADDLES - Two riding, McClelland right rear. Also car radio. Glen. 4397-W. WASHING MACHINE- Electric. Also d ren . Glen. 2932-M. Army style. 126 Ridgeway Ave .. Hlll. WASHING MAC HINE-Maytag. Also 2 FILE CASEs-Two, le tter size. Glen . sewing mach ine, electric preferred. HOUSE-Or wiJl tra de 7-room t ingle 2054-J. tires and tubes. 6.50x16; la rge ch emistry 2665-R. Glen . 1226-R. house In BufTalo for home or flat In SAILOR SUIT - For 5-yr.-old boy, navy set ; two Boy Scout camp cooking kits. city or suburbs. J . Foulon. Main 2791, 502 Seward St. FILM HOLDER5-2~!ox3~!o Grapb.lc, cut. WASHING MACHINE - Small, apart­ wool. Also plaid shirt; rub bers; arctics. 1011 University Ave .. Apt. 46. ment size. 31 Harrison Terr. ext. 57. Or Buffalo phone HU7770. $4 takes a ll. Gen . 6947-M. WASHING MACHINE-Portable . Also HOUSE-To sh are with 2 g irls. 183 Earl small radio. 1382 Eme rson St. FIREARM5-Antlque, preferably muz­ SEWING MACHINE - Electric Singer, zle loa ders, p istols or long guns. J . F . APARTMENTS WANTED TO R.ENT St. off Genesee. portable. $70. A lso Zenith hearing aid; WASHING MACHINE-Whirl-Dry. Cui. Co!Uns, 95 Devon Rd .. G en . 407 -W . ROOM-Breakfast. genUemen p relerred, and 2 Acm e adjustable dress forms. 45 3290-R. convenient to bus lines. Mon. 2548-J Jone s Ave .. Gle n . 2923. FRAME-For Ives tinpla te . Also Lione l Available April 1, f urnish ed or unfur­ WEDDING DRESS-Size 14, white satin cars and locomotive. 607 Driving P ark. nished for young m a rried couple. Char. even.ln~g~s~.-=~----~------~~~~­ SEWING MACHINE - Electric White, top wl th long sleeves, full n et sk.lrt 1909-M. ROOM - For genUcman. 148 Driving complete with a ttachments. Cnar. 2629-R. entrain, never worn . $38. Glen . 3060-R. FURNITURE-Dresser or chest of draw­ ers, wardrobe, fl oor la mp. Mon. 2030-R. B y Kodak engineer, w ife and child, 4- Park Ave., evenlngs only. SEWING MACHINE-Electric, $40. Also WHEEL CHAlR - Small. $25. Glen. room, unfurnished. Cui. 5627. washing machine, $30. Ge n . 2181-R. Si34-R. GARAGE--S. Plymouth Ave. and Troup ROOM - For 3 genUemen, $-t cacb . St . or vicinity. Gen . 386-J . By middle-age d couple, 3 or 4 rooms. Rutgers S t., Mon. 7143. SEWING MACHINE-White, drop-head, WRIST WATCH- Man's, Lord Elgin, 21- GOLF C LUBS- Used set. Mon. 3348-M . unfurnished , or fl a t. Ivan Picke tt. Glen. ROOM - GenUeman preferred. Mon. $~. G le n . 4321-J . jewel. Mon. 8542-M . 2868. 2948-W. HOUSE-Single , around $5000, u rgent. SEWING MACHINE-Wilson No. 8, foot Cui. 3555-R. Call Cul. 477-J . ROOM- Heated, suitable for 2, 5 m.ln­ treadle. Also water tank, 30 gallon. HOUSES FOR SALE Flat or Boston , unfurnished 4-5 room s, ute walk from KP. 97 Avis St., Sat. or Glen. 4287-M. KITCHEN SET - Porcelal.n top. Ge n . veteran and wife, both e mployed . Hill. Sun. after 10 a .m . Cap e Cod , 6 rooms, a ttached garage, S HOEs-Boy's, wh.lte a nd brown, sizes 6699-R. 2404 alter 6 p.m. . ROOM-Large single, In private h ome, 6 and 9; boy's coat-and-leggings suit, large lot, built In 1941, 12 minutes from LADDER- Extension. 380 Duman St. KP, occupancy by April 1. Glen . 7365-M. ~F~l a~t ~or::..:=ho_;u::...se.!::.,:=;2.:.;.b:....e....,.dr-o-om-s.-u-n1\l-=-m-:-lsh,...e~d . Lake Ave ., n ca r Driving Pk. Glen. !1731 b lue, size 2; and b aby push sled. Glen. LIFT CHAIN-For \~ ton Ford or Trl- couple and baby. G en. 6710-M. after 6 p .m . 5530-M. Double, 2-car garage, modern conven­ iences. Glen . 1934-R Sunday from 12 plex block holst. 20 Potomac St . Fla t or house, unfurnished. Char. 2799-R. ROOM- Newl,y furnished and decorate(( S HOEs-Lady's Cherry Cok e, size 5, 4 five rnlnutes from KP, genUeman pre­ with m~ tchlng purse. Cui. 4701-W. n oon to 4 p.m . METRONOME-Cui. 331-W. Fla t or house. unfurnish ed . 590 E . Ridge METRONOME-Glen. 5500-M. Rd .. West Webster. ferred . Glen. 820-R. S HOES-Lady's, ~enulne a lliga tor, size Eight rooms, with furnishings. Char. 737-R. MITRE BOX - Carpenter's, and saw. ROOM-Furnished, d ouble bed, prefer 7B, $10. Also girl s navy blue suit, size Flat or house, 2 or 3 rooms. Roman work.lng couple. 54 Hull St.. Cui. 4619-W . 15; extra wa rm tan winter coat, size Eight rooms. Ridge-Culver section , two­ Mon. 3882-J. Bostwick, 70 Savannah St . 14-16, $5 each. 495 Cedarwood Terr., car garage, two bathrooms, copper ro ll MOVIE CAMERA-8-mm. Glen. 4101-R. Fla t or rooms, for v eteran and wife. ROOM-Studio bedroom, board, work ­ screen s, oil heat , lot 90'xl50'. Cui. 4328-J. Ing couple or 2 business girls, refer­ Cui. 3296-M. OFFICE DESK - Metal or wood. Cui. both employed. Gen . 3357-J. ences. Char. 1487-M. S HOES - Woman's, Arch-Lock, n2C; L arge, G-room, double garage, acr e la nd. 1828-R. Flat or house, unfurnish ed, to accom­ suede, 7B; Enna-Jcttlck , H!.D; also 3 a ll Improvemen ts. 4488 Mt. Read Blvd. OIL BURNER - Rotary, or gun type. modate 5 adults. Char. 1915-J . ROOM - To share w1 th 2 young girls, pair slightly used , 7C and 7 ~2C . Mon. Also good standard typewriter. W . completely furnished for 3, you r share Meigs St.. easily converted Into 2 apart­ F lat or sm a ll house , 2 bedrooms. CW $8 a wk. Glen . 366-R. 2122-W. ments, h as separate entrance for up and Beeley, A von, N .Y. KODAKERY. S INK - 42" white porcelain w ith 7H downstairs. $5500 to close estate. Cui. PIANO-Cui. I607-R. Flat or a pa rtme nt, for 3 adults. 2 work­ R OOM - Twin beds, 2 gentlemen or a pron, chrome mixing faucets and 3764 after 6 p .m . PIANO-Glen. 7131 -W. Ing, bes t references. Glen. 2092. couple preferred. 420 Pulfman Ave. h a n gers. l SI Lenox St . Portlan d-Norton section, 6 roo ms. sin­ PIANO-Sm a ll, studio size or spinet. F or veteran and w ife, furnished or un- ROOM-WIU1 private baU1, genUema n SINK- White porce la in, 54", apron sink, g le, garage. Cui. 4916-J . 22 Essex S t. furnish ed by April 1, or house. Betty preferred. 406 C lay Ave. right h and drainboard, mixin g faucets. Single, 6 rooms, garage, 5-minutes walk 1015 Long Pond Rd. PIANO--Spinet. Marjorie Narrle, G le n . ;H;.:a:.:l~l,c.....::M:..o:.:n~·:,..::S::,.l5:..7:...-~W .:... - =,..,..------RO~M-Witb private bath. 287 West­ from KP. Glen. 4757-W. 4431-W. F or two adults. Glen . 3756. minster Rd., Mon. 30-R. SKIS-6' m aple with binde rs ; ski shoes, Six rooms, remodeled, hot w a ter heat, • For two business girls, furnish ed . Gen. size 10 \2: metal ski poles; s ki g loves; 2-car gara ge, lot 75xl 50. Mon. 8306. PLAYPEN-Baby's. St. 1017-R. ROOMS - Two bedrooms. 01 Arnott odd ski hickory 6'9". Also washing ma­ 5976. Blvd., Gen . 5322-R. 6 room s, modern, o n T errace Pk .. extra for working couple . S t. chine. 140 Conkey Ave. room on 3rd floor, shower a nd bathroom Furnish ed, ROOMs-Two sing le, on e w ith double S KI5-T hree pairs, hickory with bind­ in basement, enclosed s ide porch, s torm Notice! 1476-L . bed, $6; one with sin gle bed, $5, break­ Ings, I pair F lexible F lyer laminated w indows throughout , 2-car garage. Gen. Furnished or unfu rnished by employed fas t and dinner optional. Mrs. Archam­ with m e ta l edges a nd sa fety bindings. 7570-W after 5 p.m . Because of the large number veteran a nd wffe. Glen. ~86 - J . ba ult, 473 Meigs S t ., Mon. 606-M. 213 Belcoda Dr., Char . 2492-J. 6 rooms. with 3 acres In Webster, \!o of ads KODAKERY receives Furnished or unfurnished, 2 to 4 rooms, SLED-4\2'. Also lady's brown pumps, mile from Lake on State highway, well each week, we have found it for returning veteran an d wife. Mon. WANTED TO RENT size 7AA; b lue net formal, size 14. Glen. land scaped. see own er E. H app, Van necessary to e nforce some of 4141. 6955-W . Alstyne Rd., Webster. Furnished or unfurnish ed , 3 o r 4 rooms, COTTAGE-First 2 weeks In July, lor the rules more strictly than in 4 people. G en. 3503-R. SLED - Flexible Flyer, 3-passenger. Six rooms, newly d ecorated, sun p or ch , by youn g couple. botll employed, pre­ Glen. 7108-R. extra room on third floor, large mirror the past. All ads must be on ad fer KP area. 152 Alpha S t .. Char. 955-R. COTTAGE-Vicinity Crescent Bench or SLIDE RULE-Pollyface, 10". Also m e­ over fireplace, modern kitchen, la rge blanks a nd signed by the person Furnish ed or unfurn.lshe d, Kodak vet­ Grand View, 3 sleeping rooms, for chanica l engin eer text b ook s; electric flower garden, furnished or unfur­ ha nding in the ad, with depart­ eran . wife and ch ild , by May I. Bob months of July and August . C ui. 4334-R razor. Glen . 4973-W. nish ed . Ch ar. 530-W. ment included. Ad blanks may Mahone, 306 East A ve. alter 6:30 p .m . or Sundays. SOUND PROJECTOR- Victor , 16-mm., 7-room semi-bungalow, comfortable. lot be obtained from the corre­ House or flat, 4-5-6 rooms, veternn, wife COTTAGE-Summer, wlth.ln commut­ with three 1600-ft. reels of film. $200. 128 60x225, 14 ga rages. 1 block from school, and 2 children, urgently needed. Cui. Ing d is tance of H-E, must have refrig­ P eck S t. shopping, bus, furniture op tion a l. Gen. spondent in your depa rtment or 6877-R . e rator and electricity. July, August or SPRINGS-Simmons Beautyrest Inner­ 7767-J. in your KODAKERY Office. Newly married couple. East S ide pre­ season . 67 Eve rgreen S t. springs, for ~~-s i ze bed . $20. Glen. 656-R. W . Ridge Rd ., lot 87x251, fen ced In, oil After Mar. 1, no ads will be ferred, b y April or May 1. w ill pay FLAT- P referably In suburbs, 4 rooms, STORM WINDOWS- And screens, 6 h eat, fireplace. 6-years old, m aste r bed­ published unless they are on ad up to $85. Cui. 5386-J . unfurnished, for refined couple. J. Lund­ pa ir, 34x46. Hill. 2787-W. room , attached garage, screen ed porch, blanks and signed. Or fl a t, 3-5 unfurnishe d rooms , veter a n berg, H -E Ext. 453. sun deck, powder r oom . $13,800. Glen. and wife, both e mployed. Mon. 3973. HOUSE-Or lowe r flat, for family of 3. STOVE-Combination coal, oil and gas. 3444. I 79 Albe m arle S t. Or flat, 4-5 rooms, !or 3 adults. St. Will take care of your property and BUNGALOW - C ulver-Titus section, PROJECTOR- No. 2 Kodaslide. Maln pay year's rent in advance. G len . 355-M . STOVE-Florence, combina tion gas and 1411-R. modern, 5-room, 2-car garage. G len. 519-M. H OUSE-Referen ces. Main 4350-M. oil. 111 Keehl S t . 875-R. RANGE-Apartment size, 3-burncr. St . Or fl at, for 3 a dults. G en . 4455-W . Or h ouse, 4-5 rooms. C ui. 62~ . H OUSE-Fou r adults n eed 3 bedroom s, STOVE-Gas range table top, 4-burner. BUNGALOW - Mod ern , n ew roof, 5669-J . un!umlsh cd , referen ces. Glen. 402-W , or 221 Knickerbocker Ave. p a inted recently, gas h eat, new steel RAW SKINs-Muskrat and mlnk. Web­ Or house, 4-5 rooms, In city, for vet­ write Connie Howard, 51 Parkda le Terr. STOVE-Norge, $70. Glen . 6028. and porcelain s ink, furnl~hed, low tax ster 253-R. e ran and wife. H -E KODAKERY Office. district. $5500. 166 Chalford Rd. HOUSE-F la t or apartment, before Apr. STOVE-Table-top gas. Glen . 5730-J . RIDE-Culver a nd Fairlea D r . to KP Or h ou se, five rooms, un!urnlshed , Cor I5, by r esearch che mist, wile and baby, STOVE-Three burner, gas. A.lso maple­ BUNGALOW - Six -room, n ew, garage, al'ld r eturn , start 8 a .m . Cul. 3892-J . vete ran . wife and child. G len. 6459-M . references. Glen. 4238-W . large w e ll-shrubbed yard, IS minutes to rocker . Hill. 1773. RIDE-Dally, to and from CW and Or half house, 4 or 5 rooms. fu•·nJshcd HOUSE-Fo ur bedroo~Tl-' , or 2-bed room KP, low assessment, possession on c los­ Wendhurst Dr. Char. 935-J. or unfurnish ed, for KO membe r . hus­ apartment. Mon. 5570-R. STUDIO COUCH- And ch a ir, mohair. Ing. G len . 5179-M. band and well-disciplined 14- and 12- Also Floren ce two-burner oil s tove, $35 RIDE-From Lake and Polla rd Ave. to HOUSE-Preferably ou tside c ity. , smni.l, comple te . 43 Morris St . COTTAGE-At White C ity, complete KP, 8 to 5 p.m . Cha r . 202. y ear-o ld da u ghters . Mrs. Davis , Ma in with fu rniture. $4000. 23 Lake View Pk., 8172 after 6 p .m . by young couple a nd baby, wUI do rc­ mode llng a nd maintenance tree by first­ STUDIO COUCH- G le n . 3115-W. Glen. 6554-M. RIDE-From Monroe and Goodman, or Small, for employed couple. Gen. 1462. STUDIO COUCH-$40. Ch ar. 2084. Park and Goodman to KP, 8 to 5 p .m . class carpenter. Bernie, Glen. 4765. COTTAGE-Oneida Lake, 4 bedrooms, Mon. 1865-W. T hree or four rooms, unfurnished , for large liv ing room, kitche n , electric re­ HOUSE--Six r oom, oil h eat, w ill pay SUITCASE-Man's genu ine b lack wal­ vete ran a n d wife, both working , by $85-$70 n month. Main 5325-M. rus, shirt compartment. Also single frigerator, combination range, $4000. RIDE-From N . Chill to KP, 7 to 3 p .m .. Aprll 1. Char. 519-W. m a ple bed stead ; single barrel shotgun; Cui. 3410-W . Mon. thru Fri. 45 Orchard St ., N . Chill HOUSE-Small, unfurnish ed , or apart­ 34205. 2-room. kitchen ette . urgently n eeded cot ; elect ric Sch ick razor . 345 Augustine FARM- 145 acres, 3 miles south of East m ent tor young couple. Mr . Searle, by moth er with daughter of high school G len . 1086-M alter 6 p .m . . S t . Bloomfield. Mon. 5067-R. RIDE-From Webster-Fairport Rd., cor­ age. Rill. 1986 between 9 n.m .-5 p .m ., n er State Rd. to KP. Mon. 8 to 5 p .m .. L IVING QUARTERs-B y veteran and SUIT s-L ady's, two, s ize 12- 14, $35 for Tues. throu gh Fri., 8 to 6 p .m . Webs te r a sk for Mrs. Louise Lane. both or will sell separately. Ma in 3246-M. WANTED wl!c force d to move Aprll 1, both em­ 208-F- 12. 3 rooms, unfurnish ed, by April 15. CW ployed, u rgent. Gen. 6305 a fter 7 p .m . KODAKERY 6256-334. S UMP P UMP - For c e llar drain. $40. AIRPLANE LUGGAGE-Lady's, 2-plece. RIDE-From Williamson or Ontario to Char. 2602-M . KP, 8 to 5 p .m . G le n . 6910-W . Threc-4 rooms, for young workin g cou ­ SWAPS ISS Morrill S t. ple . Main 4570-R . SUN ROOM FURNITURE-Three-piece AUTOMOBILE-Buick c lub coupe, 1940- RIDE-To a n d from H -E, regula r shift, wlckcr set. Glen . 5481-W . 42. 94 Maryla nd S t. from Merwin, off Winton Rd. 105 Mer­ T h ree or 4 room s, unfurnish ed. tor APARTMENT- Ve teran a nd wife will win Ave. m arried couple a nd 4-month-old baby. exch an ge 3-room apartment: For 4-room TABLECLOTH- Pure Irish linen , 72x ~A;,U~T~O~M~O:;:B~IL;.:,;E;.-_:::..::;M~o-:;d-e,-1 -A~F=o~rd:;-.--;:A:-;Is:-::o Gle n . 1412- W. 90. Box 52, H ulbe rton, N .Y. registered springer sp an iel puppy. male . RIDE-To and !rom H -E from southern m od ern fla t or apartment at moderate tip of Cone su s Lake. 8-4:30. Livonia Three or 4 rooms, by b usiness couple, ra te . Gen. 1060-R on Friday .from 6 :30 TABLE SAW-fr'. Also Wheeler Wilson Main 692-R. 800-F- 12. by May, good references. Main 2726-M to 9 :30 p.m . treadle sew ing machine. G le n . 1117-M. :;A::;U~T==o,;Mc;O~B:;;I7L'""E:-----:l-=9=3o=---=371 -;:F;-:o-rd.,.. -=M~a.,.,.ln RIDE-To a nd from KP. 8 to 5, corn er or Gen . 1832-W. BINOCULAR - 7x50 Bausch & Lomb: TELEPHONE STAND AND C HAIR- ~5 1~63:;-~R.;:·-:::7>=:==-~.,.,..-..,..,.,~=-::;---.;-;:::;o:: Chlld a n d Masse th S t .. Gen . 7531-W. Two or three, for yo ung m arried cou­ For Precision A enlarge r or equivalent . One combination . Glen . 6344-M. BABY BASKET- On standard. Write RIDE-To Los Ange les about March 1, ple, not over $40. Ch ar. 1013-M . Char. 1352- W. TEA SET-4-plece, antique silver plat- Mrs. J . De Vey, 122 Ridgeway Ave. llght luggage, will share expense . C ui. Two or more rooms, unfurnishe d, ur­ BUNGALOW- Ne w, 5-room, 10 minutes ed . $50. Also child's h an d -kn.lt helmet BABY CARRIAGE Whitney, foldin g . 4037-J . gent by March 1. Gen . 7115-J . walk from Kodak Park: For h ome In a nd red mittens, size 2 -2~~ yrs. Hill. ,::.::C h::;a:;.r:-:.,:: 2:::5~70;-,..w:;:;:.·-...,=-.--.,-:;-=-:--:-== SL Paul Blvd., Summerville area. Glen . RIDE-To KP from B rockley Rd., 7 to Two or 3 rooms, for summ e r months 7400-R. 1955-R. BABY'S BED-High-sided or a youth 3 p .m . S t. 3403-R. only, by veteran a nd wife. Ge n . 2816-M. TIMOTHY HAY- Baled 18 tons, $15 a bed. A . Williams , 909 Park A ve., Cui. evenings. CAR RADIO-For box troller. G le n , RIFLE-.22 a utomatic w ith telescope. 5985-J . ton . barn d elivery. Main 2781 -J . 3;,;0~7000~-R::.:,. ;;-:-:::;:--::~=::-;:::-::;::-==-=o::-:;:;>:-::::­ 204 Sanford St. Two or 3 rooms, for working couple . TlRE-O.SOx16, n ew recap. Glen . ~-W . BED-Single, or twin be ds, maple. Char. Mon. 2617-J . 75 2106-R. RUG-8'xl 0'. G len. 6839-R. LOST AND FOUND TffiE5-Two, 6.00xl6, driven 300 m.Ue., BENCH SAW- Also drill press for home R UG-9'xl 8' or 12', rose . Cui. 757-R. For youn g couple, complete faclllllcs. $25 for both. Maln 3319-R. u se. G len . 4045-J . SANDER- Electric, portable. b elt type, Glen . 1877• l05 Ring 3, days. FOUND-Sm all earring, colored etonea; and pair man's maroon wool g lovc1. TIRES - W ith tu'bes, 7.00x15. Glen. CA""ERA-8-mm. movie . G len . 4101_R. a bout 3". Cui. 566-M. Four or 5 rooms, or house, furnished 3906 m 7 8 1549 or unfum.lsh ed , tor ve teran and wffe. lnqu.lre KODAKERY, KP. -M . CAMERA ADAPTER- For 18 Recomar, SAW-Cir cular. "- "· Cui. -R. both employed. Cui. 5182-R. LOST - Earring, at H -E ncar canteen. T IREs-16", two. Gen. 42I9-M . 35-mm. Glen. 685-R. SA W-8" or 10" tilting arbor comb ina- Four or 5 roo~Tl-' , 2 bedrooms, heated, R -E Lost and Found Dept. TfRES AND TUBE5-Two near~ n ew, CAMERA LENs-One wide a ngle tor .::tl~o:.:n,:,.. ,:C:.:h~a:.:r...:.·~2:.:4~7=:2 --:::W::-:::. =---=--..,:----=::-- by !amUy of 4 a dults, in c ity or :rub- LOST - Zippo c lgore ttO ll.lthter wfth lnl­ 4.50x25. $25. Char. 1221-J'. 16-mm., Mode l K Cln ~ - Kodak . I 39 Fill- SEWING MACHINE - Prefer Singe r urbs, before May 1, referen ces. G len . tlnl.l JWC In Bldg. 28 cafeteria. Return TOBOGGAN-With pad,lO . Glen .6223-J . more St. portable. Glen . 6947-W . 6786-R alter 6 :30. KODAKERY, KP. 8 KODAKERY February 27. 1947 • KP Ice Skater Keglers Clash 1n lnterplant Mar. 8 Eyes Olympics; Park Teams Defend Plays Pro Ball Loveioy, Sulzer Don 't be too surpr ised if a K od ak Trophies P a r k s peed s kater 'repr esents t he K od a k Pur k keg le r s w ill be de ­ United S ta tes in the 1952 O lymp ics. fe nding cha mpions in both m e n 's For Ber t Smit h, O lympics s ka ting a nd wom en's divisions w he n the s cout, ra tes the P a rk's P a ul Ca lli­ 12th annua l Inter p lunt Bow li n g p a re a conte nder for inte rna t iondl T ou r nom ent is r u n off Soturda y , h on ors. P a ul caugh t the e xpert's ''Ye Mar. 8, a t Mink's Bow ling H a ll. while ta k ing part in t he E as te rn In a ddition to the tea m events Sta tes meet a t Sara togu S p rin gs the re aga in w ill be m e n's a nd wo­ las t m ont h. Ska t ­ m en's singles a nd dou bles com pe­ i n g a g a i n s t 34 Shirley Lankford tition. Last year the K a y pee m en c rack bla des m en, w res ted t he Lovejoy t rophy from includin g th ree for ­ Hawk-E ye, 1945 champion, by I m e r O lym p ic sta r s, pos t ing a 3013 score a nd 11 5 p oints, he w as one of e igh t I(P l(eglerette u nder the P etersen sys te m . K odak to qualify for the P ark wom e n , w inning the title for fina ls. A lthough he the four th tim e, cr ayoned a 2534, fell in the 440- a n d Rolls 244 Solo includ ing handica p, to t nke the Sul­ 8P.O-yard e vents, zer trophy awa y from H awk-Eye. Paul m a naged to Eigh t stra ight s tr ikes e na bled P e rsonnel of the 1947 p la n t a nd place fourth in the S hirle y La n kfo rd to fash ion a office team s w ill be a n n ounced ne x t m ile a nd fifth in boom ing 244 gom e la st w eek in the week , accord ing to Harry Irw in, Paul Calllpa.re t he t h r e e -m i 1 e K P A A Girls' 12-T ea m League, es­ K O RC d irector. S e rvin g on the r aces. tablish ing o new season high for tour na m ent committee with Irwin Tournament Warmup - The doubles team of Phil Michlin and At the Grea t L a kes m eet held K odak 's kegle r e ttes. Frank Comstock of Hawk-Eye. among a re Ca p C ::~ r ro ll , H EAA dir ector; K odak Badminton Club's top-seeded entrants. engages in a practice in J a m es town, N .Y ., F e b. 9, his S hirley t hus e r ased the previpus J oh n ny Doyle , CWRC head ; E x ec­ match in the Sta te Stree t a uditorium in prepa ration for impe nding brother, Anthon y, of Ca m e r a re cor d so lo, o 241 p osted in Indus­ utive Secretary C. A . Be n son ::~ n d tournament. Michlin. foreground. is shown returning bird. Third a n­ Works, copped the crown , with tria l League compe t ition by Louise J oe Mine llo of the KPAA. a nd Bar­ P a ul ta k ing s econd. B oth b oys w ill Chris tophe r , a lso of K odak P a r le. n ey Pilot , K ORC. P a st w in ners : nual KORC Badminton T ourna ment is slated for Mar. 8-9 in auditorium. com pete in a n in door e vent in New She s torte d off w it h a miss, t he n Men Women York City on Mar. 16. They h a ve adde d t h r~e s pa res before star t ing 193&-Camcra \Vks. 1940- Camcrn Wl Chemical 41 19 Sundncs 29 31 H a r ry Horn paced the w inn ers ' a t- High Individual Singlo thumped J ust owriter . 56-33. G uido .. -o z Bldg. 42 40 20 Bldg. 29 29 31 tack with 9 points a piece, H om Everett Popplnk. KP Film Ernul.. . 266 ... .E c P&S 38 22 Testing Don Wolz. KPAA Wed. B-8 ...... 258 T r oiano a nd Jack Ellison , with 17 ..: ... ~ 36 24 Sens.Pap.Pkg . ~~ ~~ s taging a one-m a n "freeze" with 0 -E Ya rd Leo Gertin. CW Supervisors ...... 246 a nd I 0 points, r espect ive ly, paced ..... 0.. < .. ~ F.D. 4 34 26 Tool Room 2.3 37 50 seconds re m a ining to clin c h it. George Horn. KPAA Thurs. A ... . . 245 the K aypees . a. Cll .s:.. Kodacolor 34 2G Cines ~ g~ The und efeated B ld g. 23 q uint Wa lt Scott. CW Wed. Night...... 245 "" vi 0.. ... N.C.P . 30 30 Mach. Design Came ra Works r a llied to top l;j 0 20 40 was id le last week. Ed Laskowski. CW Fri. Webber .. . 241 ;:::) Steel Fab. 29 31 F.D. 10 Milt l\lurningharn. KPAA Thurs. B 24 1 Rocheste r P r oducts, 50-43, J a n . 20. "' "' KPAA Girls' 16-Team Bld g. 14 th rottled R eseor ch Lab- Norm Hebergcr. H-E Ridge ...... 2.37 Fin. Film 52 17 Printing 37 32 ora tor·ies, 3 1-19, ns H ank Brau ner Shirley Smith, KP Paocr Service . . 2.37 With Ed Ma lolepszy d umping in 16 Kodak 5 51 18 Fi lm Ernul. 30 39 sp ur kled with 12 points on 6 heaves Albert Ka iser. E&M F1eld Dlv . ... . 2.3 3 points, a n d H owie Long contr ib ut­ Film PI.&Rec. 42 17 Plate Bill Statler. KO Americn n ...... 224 ing I 0, t he CW quint er ased u 22-17 Spooling 40 29 Senslto rnctry ~g : ~ from t he fi eld . M e r ritt G roth du - Bill Burandt. H-E Dept. 29 Shift 220 Kodal Works vs. Koda k i\ I agr~ z ln c s 31J :n Medalists 33 42 Pnrk. 9 p.m. at J efferson. Kodascopcs 37 38/Vigib nts 31 44 H-E Saturday Shift 1 Bcnchw'rncrs 50 19/Tool Room 33 36 EK Girls Advance Gnndcrs 41 28/Tool Grinders 30 39 Blockers 39 30 Bl anchards 30 39 ~ L c~ o ks 38 311Shcll Gang 28 41 In T-U Pin Classic z Polishers 37 32 Tnspcrtors 29 40 IRoya ls 3G 331High Speed 28 ~ "lJ 41 G e rt L ud ia n , H awk -Eye kegle r ­ 0.. 411 Dept. 17 36 33/D ept. 59 27 42 e t te , pos ted a 594. a nd Gwen Boyn ­ 411 ~ ~ KO Nallonal ton o f K odok P a rk rolled 590 in 0 >= 0 Burns 36 271Br.lVCS 31 32 las t Sunday's second-rou n d T -U Pirates 3~ 29 Reds 31 32 uz ~ Cubs Classic competition . ~ ;:) 32 311Tigcrs 30 33 Giants 32 31 l n d l ~ms 29 34 O the r Kodakers odvancing to the ~ oq-' C) I Cards 32 31/Yanks 28 35 sem ifi na ls were Fra nces Laging I ~ c ... 411 H-E Wobbor p t H. h T S The Finished Film five of the KPAA (543>, Zoe B icke l <535>, Edith K el- 0~~ Ektras ·12 241PI:mning 32 34 OS 19 - earn COres - 16-T eam circuit gave a finished per- ley <5 34). Mor y Cla r ke (573), H ele n ::.: a: 1;; Estimating ·II 25 lnst. Makers 32 34 ~ -c 0 ll. War.-Swascy 39 37 Shellers 31 35 forma nce Feb. 17, h a mmering the Ridge Hall lanes for ne w women's Car r (542>, a ll o f K odak Pa rk; ~ Q. ~ Rccordak 38 28 season high singles a nd series marks. Rolling a 2505 total. including a Ma r y S ta ffi e r i l522>, M ::~ u r i n e S mith z c: Assemblers 30 36 ~~ ... Production 35 31 Swiss Navy 29 37 994 ga m e. the gals eclipsed their own r ecords of 2442 and 879. respec- <57 0> a nd Be tty H e is inger (536> l' f ;:) Metals 35 31 Blockers 2.3 43 ~ ~ Qj Dept. 82 34 32 Hcndcys 21 45 tively. Member s of the tea m . r eading from left. are Madeline Lamb, H awk -E ye; Lois De W ilde <555 > a nd ....11'1 ~ Purchasing 32 34/ Cha r lotte Rehberg. Edna Usselman. Virginia Doane. Edith Kelley. Ma ry Goy (532), K odok Office. w~