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Evening star., 1955-02-03

from 1950-54 and was Frances
envoy to Italy just after World
War II.
OF the job of a diplomats
wife, she said, First, of course,
she must have a well-run
house. Then it is her task to
create the atmosphere of the
home. Frequently, she can be
the link of communication be-
Evening star., 1955-02-03

tween the women of her own
country and the women of the
country to which her husband
Is accredited"
Nine. Couve de Murville left
her two older daughters be-
hind in Paris. The eldest one
is married and the second
daughter is studying to be a
pianist.
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Tea Yesterday

Mrs. Jess Bryan Bennett en-
tertained at tea yesterday in
her Westchester apartment in
honor of Mrs. Clarence Nor
ton Goodwin.
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06
MERRY MINERS

Mrs. Rachel London was hostess
to the Merry Mixers Wednesday
night at her home on E. Washing
ton st. The business was under
the guidance of the president, Ar
vella Bledsoe. A check was sent to
the Crippled Children's committee.
Members were elated to welcome
three new members into the or
ganization in the persons of Mes
DANES Genieve Cobbs, Pauline
Cobbs, Pauline Jordan and "Tish''
Joseph. Girls, we know you will
make good Merry Mixers.
Rachale served knick-knacks and
a variety of beverages. A vote Of
thanks was extended the hostess
for her hospitality.
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06
DEBON AIRS

The Debonairs met Thursday
night at the home Of Mrs. Ardella
Galbreath. The new president, Mrs.
Lillian Clark, president over a
short business session. A guest
speaker in the person of Mr.. Man.
uels of the publicity committee Of
the. NAACP, spoke on the Cru
sade for Freedom" rally to be held
May Is, and asked full support Of
the entire club. 1t was granted.
Mrs. Galbreath, served AN ap-
petiZing cold plate.
A group of @Debonairs and friends
met at the home OF Mrs: Lucy Gee,
1913 E. Washington ST., to social
ize. During this social period a do
nation was secured for one of the
group who has been confined in
the hospital but is now convalesc-
ing at her home. This donation was
sufficient to help tide her over
until her complete recovery.
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06
GOLDEN CIRCLE

The Westgate Assembly No. / OF
the Golden Circle held its regular
meeting the third Monday night
at the Masonic Temple. Loyal Lady
Ruler Joan Brown presided. The
main item of discussion was the
presentation of the scholarship to
Lois James, a Phoenix College CO.
ed. Miss James is q graduate of
Carver. Each year this group spon-
sors young deb. | think it is a
nice gesture of the circle to aid a
youg student in search for higher
learning.
Due to the dinner of the Daugh-
terS of Isis, the May meeting will
be omitted but will resume regu-
lar meetings in June.
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06

NEW YORK, (GlobaD - Mrs.
Louise Batson, National Director
of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, and DR..
Deborah Cannon Partridge, Grand
Basneus, last week outlined for
members Of the press the signi-
ficent and far-reaching program
planned by their organization. The
occasion was a Press Party April
21, at the Hotel Theresa, planned
by Zeta Soror Lou LuTour with
the assistance of Sigma brother,
Melvin Patrick.
Mrs. Batson, introduced by Miss
LuTour, expressed gratitude to the
press for its cooperation and COW
erage Of Zeta events, and pre-
Sented Dr. Partridge to the
group Outlining the aims, pro-
gram, and accomplishments of the
Sorority, DR.. Partridge stated that
the program Zeta calls for assist
ing youth and others, including
Zetas, through annual scholar
ships; cheering shut-inS through
La Cherries, a national project or
,ganized by Lou LuTour; develop
ing and sponsoring youth programs
and projects for the prevention of
Juvenile delinquency, a national
project carried out through the
Tinker Club for Youth organized
by Washington, DC. ZetaS.
Dr. Partridge mentioned a few
of the many achievements of Zeta
Phi Beta Sorority. She listed as
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06
TOP HATTERS

Mrs. Ollye Mae Christopher was
hostess to the Top Hatters on last
"Wednesday, with the president, Err
ma Williams, in charge. The busi-
ness discussion concerned fishing
trip to be held in, June. Ollye Mae
served a repast of fried chicken
and all the trimmings. This de-
licious food was served on a red
linen table cloth sent to the hos
tess by her son Don in T'ripoli.
Mrs. Meather Cochran will en-
tertain the girls at the next meet
ing.
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06
Dunbur PTA to Install

The Dunbar Parent Teacher AS
ISOLATION will hold installation of
officers for 1856 and a plotlucl
supper on Tuesday night, May II.
This will be the last meeting OF
the school year.
New officers to be installed will
be Mrs. Helen Powell, president;
Mrs. DeloiS Moore, president; !;
Miss Bertha Myers, secretary, and
Mrs. Ruth Wheeler. reelected
treasurer.
Members are requested to bring
a covered dish.
Mrs. Bailey Whitfield, Rptr.
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06
CLOVER CLUB

A newly organized club, COM
posed of young women, has been
formed 1t is called, the Clover
Club. 1t meets each Sunday after
noon for entertainment at the
members homes.
Officers are Elma Baldwin, presi-
dent; Maxine Echols, secretary;
Eioise Sherman, treasurer. Other
members are Ellen Rose Scott, As
ava Woods and Catherine Huff.
Their first entertainment will be
a lawn party at Mrs. Sherman's
home, 1243 E. Monroe ST. The pub
lie is invited.
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06
Air Force Base
Exam For Repairer

The board of u. S. Civil Service
Examiners at the Williams Air
Force Base has announced an ex-
animation for career-conditional
appointment to the position of air.
craft metal surface repairer- sheet
metal manufacturer, WB 16 S2.o5
S2.39 per hour. Apply at any post
office for application forms or in
formation. Information can also be
obtained from the board Of u. S.
Civil Service Examiners, P. o. Box
1SS Williams Air Force Base, Ariz.
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06
Jottings On Your
SOCIAL and CLUB AFFAIRS
Coll your into the office before
Wednesday 5 PM. - Phons Al 3-3682,
zeta's National Diretior and
Grand BasiIeus Meet Press

one of these, the establishment OF
the ZetaS' National Shrine in Idle
wild, Michigan, where SorOrS gath
er annually for rest and recreation.
The Shrine known as Birth Hav-
EN-" was given by the late Grand
Basileus, Atty. Y. n. Anderson,
who was the first Negro woman:to to
make a presentation before the Su-
preme Court. DR.. Partridge had
high praise for the many youth
projects carried by Zeta SororS.
Zeta Houses carry on activities for
youth by. Sorors, in Missouri, Flor
ida, North Carolina and Liberia,
Africa. In 1854, 65 of the 200
chapters spent more than $4,000
for cheering shut-ins through La
Cherries. The Tinker Club Pro
ject, because of its worth, became
a part of the Congressional Record
in Washington, DC, and credit for
this must go to SororS Lillian F'itZ-
hugh and Esther Payton.
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06
OONCHO GIRLS

The Concho Club met at the
home of Mrs. Vera Patterson, 623
S. 9th Ave. Bernice Calvin, presi-
dent, presided. The girls enjoyed a
menu of complete chicken dinner
and an assortement of beverages.
During the dinner the topic dis
cussed was social night, which will
be held Wednesday night at the
home Of Mrs. Essie Pullens. Each
members is to bring a guest. A
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06
Returns From Texas

N G. Mitchell Sr. returned to his
home, $500 S. 40th ST., after sey-
eral weeks in Texas. The main
purpose of the trip was to visit his
brother who was Ill Iat his home
in Denton.
Mr. Mitchell visited relatives in
the area of East Texas and on his
return to Phoenix visited friends
in Amarillo, Tex, and Albuquer-
que, n. NJ.
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06
US0 Calendar
OF Events

Fri, May 6 = Came Night, USO.
Learn a new game!!! Unit ".
Luke Greenway Auxiliary serv-
ing refreshments.
Sat-, May 7-Willianls AFB, "Coro-
nado Trail Picnic. Bus at 2. IN
formal dancing, S-11, at USO.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
DAY Saints serving refreshments.
Sum-, May S-Coffee hour, 1912.
Luke Air Force Base Swim Par
ty-Buffet and Dancing. Bus at 2.
Navy Mothers serving refresh
ments, PA pm. Unit l - st.
Marks Sodality serving refresh
ments, 7:30-1O pm.
Mon, May 9-Dance class, $40,
Unit III. Pie and popcorn party,
7:30, with the two Donna's and
Sandy.
Tues, May 10-Variety Show, by
Nadine Packers School of Dance
Candy Party with Ma
bel, Esther and Sue, 7:3O. Unit
Nv.
Wed, May 11-square Dancing,
$40, Unit v.
Thurs, May 12-Horseback riding
leave USO Pool and Ping
Pong at USO-Unit II. Hadassah
serving refreshments.
Fri, May Hard Luck" Dance
at Williams AFB. Unit II, w, vi.
TV night at USO-Unit VII
Mrs. Houk serving pies.
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06
LA CHARMONTE

La Charmonte sorority will meet
Monday morning at 1000 am. in
stead of 3 pm. Mrs. Adella Sper-
land will host the meeting. All
members are urged to be on time.
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06
Recvperuting

Mrs. Ida Cole of JOG S. 18th ST.
is improving in her home after a
serious illness.
Mrs. Lille Mae Washington Of
1915 w. Watkins is also recuperat-
ing at her home following "a siege
of sickness.
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06
Mothers Day
Teu Postponed

The Mary Bethune League re-
grets to announce the postpone
ment of its annual Mothers Day
silver tea. Due to unfortunate cir
cumstances the League is forced
to set another date, according to
the president, Mrs. N. E. Copeland.
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06
NAACP Meeting Notice

The Tempe-Okemah branch Of
the National Association for the
Advancement of ColOred People
will meet Thursday, May II, at the
Julian School at 8 pm. All men,
berS are urged to attend.
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06

The recent school alert was a
huge success according to Colonel
@. c. Harvey Deputy Director of
the Civil Defense-Joint Council.
Colonel Harvey stated that the
Warden Service and PTA were an
important factor in the success of
the drill. e.
duty during the recent school
alert.
Two members of the local Civil
Defense have reserved seats two
miles from the atomic blast at Yuc-
ca Flat. They are Mrs. Pat Walk
er and Mr.. Henry Wickert, both
Deputy Directors. They are in the
trenches along with other civil de-
fense personnel
Boy Scout Explorer Post 122,
was Mr.. VIM. Biddison of 1928
East Pleasant Lane as advisor,
have started communications
course at Civil Defense headquar-
ters. This Post will be stationed at
Heard Pueblo in case of emer-
gency.
* !. Il
The Glendale High School Prob q
lem Glass was addressed by Col.
@. C. Harvey Friday April 20. This
class has taken as a project, the
of civil defense in
Glendale. -
80 \: !. y
Another civil defense headquar-
ters has been designated at the Al
zona Park Christian Center, 700 N.
S5th Ave., with Rev. Ralph Knight
as the zone warden. This headqnar-
ters will serve the AlzOna Park
district as civil defense infOrlna-
tion and communication center.
Classes in Orientation to Civil De-
fense, First Aid, Communications
and the Warden Service are being
formed at this headquarters.
A First Aid class is commenting
Monday night at Trinity Cathedral,
100 E. Roosevelt Rd. Mr.. Al Shrout
of 917 w. Willetta civil defense
area warden. is the instructor
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06
DESERT NAsmE GOLF CLUB

The golf club is urging all mem
bers to be present Thursday night
at the Elks' Club. Important busi-
ness meeting.
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06
LOYAL BUDDIES

The Loyal Buddies will meet at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Miller on East Parkway Drive to
complete plans for the annual
steak fry.
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06
DOING TIE !! TOWN
Jane Washington

lemon squeeze will be featured
among the games played. The girls
are elated over the success of the
might of fun," last Saturday night.
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06
OMEGA PSI PHI

The Omega Psi Phi fraternity
will release a complete story on
Sweetheart of Omega" contest
in next weeks issue.
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06
JOLLY TWENTY

The Jolly Twenty meeting has
been postponed due to the illness
of the host.
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06
teZuma Ave. Mrs. Stewards stay


is indefinite.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Wright
Of 2345 W. Adams are the PROUD
parents of a bundle of joy-a son.
Congratulations to the Wrights.
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Arnetta Steward of MuskO-
gee, Mich, is the house guest of
Mrs. Alma Berkeley, 1904 S. Mon
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06
CIVIL
DEFENSE
NEWS

I h e Warden
S er vice was
commended by
r e a r Admiral
L. C. Lever,
Deputy Direc-
tor for t h e
Warden Serv-
ice, for t h e j r
splendid per-
f O r m a n C e of
Arizona sun., 1955-05-06

A First Aid class is commenting
Monday night at Trinity Cathedral,
100 E. Roosevelt Rd. Mr.. Al Shrout
of 917 w. Willetta, civil defense
area warden. is the instructor
Milford chronicle., 1955-05-20
Observation-Disclosures
Rotary Club News

Robert E. Curtin, Jr., Whining
ton, executive assistant in the Du-
Pont Co.'S public relations dept,
was speaker at the dinner meeting
of the GeorgetOwn-Millsb Ro-
tary Club in Masonic Temple Tues
day night.
Mr.. Curtin spent part of his child
hood in Lincoln, this county, and is
a graduate of the University of
Delaware.
He was introduced by Thadeus
Warrington, program chairman for
the evening. Lindale c. Fisher,
president of the club, presided.
Since this is Chemical Progress
Week. Mr.. Curtin chose as his sub
iect, "a Better America Through
Chemical Progress. He spoke of
the development of such new fab
rics as nylon and sketched particu-
larly the work with dye stuffs
which began in World War | when
America was cut off from such sup
plies.
Guests for the evening included
Harry Rosengrant, Georgetown, and
Clifford Phillips, Harrison Phillips
and William E. Day, all of Laurel.
Milford chronicle., 1955-05-20
Pencil Is Good Tool
On Farms

I One of the best hand tools Del
aware farm operator can own and
use in 1866 is a lead pencil. The
lead pencil may be one of the least
used hand tools on most Delaware
farms, but this takes nothing from
its usefulness and value.
.rmers generally have been
poor record keepers, says County
Agent George Vapaa. Tney have a
strong dislike for anything which
resembles keeping record. AS a
result, many will have trouble pre-
pairing income tax returns and
making social security tax reports
when the time for making these
reports rolls around after the end
of the year.
Many farm operators find them
selves unable to analyZe their own
businesses for weak places be-
cause of incomplete or inadequate
records, the county agent points
out. Production records which
don't exist can't be investigated;
neither can cost records be analyZ-
ed unless they have been kept.
To keep a disable farm record, a
person should have:
1. A record book.
2. A place to keep the record
book together with bills re-
ceipts, sales slips, and other
similar papers.
8. The determination to make
entries in the record book at
the time they occur.
4. rhe habit of making entries
IL detail.
1t should be remembered that a
farm record to be of maximum val
ne consists of five essential parts:
inventories, both at the beginning
and end of the year; production
records of crops and livestock; rec
ord of expenses; record of sales
and other receipts; and summary
at the end of the year.
At least one Kent County farm
err is noted for figuring close with
short pencils-the shorter the PEN
ell the more carefully he calcu-
lates. He almost doubled the aver
age production of his dairy cows
in a matter of eight years just to
cite one example.
Milford chronicle., 1955-05-20
G. o. C. NEWS

Tuesday, May 10, Mr.. Merritt
Tatman was the first Spotter on
duty as Milford's Observation Post
was reopened During his two
hours, Merritt logged fourteen Air
craft Three of the fourteen calls
had to be called into the Filter
Center at Trenton, N. J.
At the closing of one weeks oper-
ation-a total of lis Aircraft have
been logged. Calls made to the
Filter Center-61, Number of OBJ
servers-41.
The following people are giving
two hours week to serve their
Country, won't you help to put
Milford's Ground Observation Post
on a "a hour basis?
Robert Austin, Preston Cannon,
Hilda Cannon, Helen Cooper, John
Deputy, Hilda Dorman, Donald
Downes, Gladys Ellis, Ellis Geise,
Joseph Griffith, Michael Grover
man, Watson Hall, Homer Herd,
Faye Hickman, Jack Hickman,
William Jester, Beatrice Kniceley,
Frank Lynch, Winifred Lynch,
Helen Lynn, James Mayhem, Leona
Nauman, Rebecca Nevin, Frank
Osborne, Charles Porter, Virginia
Quering, Walter Quering, Barbara
Kicker, A. Schrock. Ralph Scott,
Edna Servillo, Tom Shockley, Gladys
Sullivan, Merritt Tatman, Lester
Tingle, Walter Tingle, Harvey
Williams, Roland Wilson, Lorraine
Wright, Cora Zeisig.
Call the Captain for the day in
which you are interested.
Sunday-Joe Griffith, Tele. 4371.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Poore, Tele.
1880; Virginia Quering, Tele., 4243.
Tuesday-Bob May. Tele. AGO.
Wednesday, Savage, Tele.
5S97.
Thnrsday-Jack Hickman, Tele.
569S.
Friday-Marvel West, Tele. 5474.
Saturday Marianne Durocher,
Tele 5012.
Milford chronicle., 1955-05-20
NOT TALKING!

ASHLAND, Ky. Up An at
torney was cross-examing a wit
ness in a lawsuit.
"You say you called at the house
of Mrs Jones. Tell the jury just
what she said"
II object to the question" said
the opposing attorney, sit is lead
ing and irrelevant"
After considerable argument, the
Judge ruled the question could be
asked and it was repeated.
Nothing" said the witness. "She
wasn't at home"
Milford chronicle., 1955-05-20

The muscles OF flight sometimes
form as much as half of the weight
Of a bird.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-12
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

IA great American states
man. born in Switzerland. died
on Long Island, LOG years ago
today. Secretary OF the Treasury
under Presidents jefferson and
Madison, he is also known as
the father of American eth
nology." Who?
2-The second Chief Justice
Of the United States was sworn
into office, $50 years ago today.
Named by George Washington,
he held that office for the short
est period in our history. Who?
3-The first American coin to
show the head of living Presi-
guilty Of any reasonable act but
was indiscreet in answering Ques-
tons by Vladimir PetrOv tVLAH-
dim-ir PET-roff). a Russian
secret agent who detected TO the
West.
In Zurich CTSYOU- rib, Swift
zerland, DIR. Karl Gustav Jung
(GOOS-tuy YOONG). the last Of
the Big Three in psychoanaly-
sis, celebrated his Both birth
day. DR.. Jung shares credit with
the late Sigmund Freud ZIG
moond FROYDp and DIR. Alfred
Adler CUD-ler) for the discover
les that made a science OF re-
search into the subconscious
mind.
(All Rights Reserved)
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NAMES
IN THE NEWS
NSTANTINE CHEKREZI

By CONSTANTINE CHEKREZI
The Bonn CBawnD government
Of West Germany is speeding
German rearmament following
President TheodOr Heuss tHOH-
ees) signing the act authorizing
recruitment of 5000 volunteers.
Two of the 1914 bomb plotters
against Hitler, Generals Adolf
Heusinger (HOY-sing-er and
Hans Speidel Huns SHPY-deD
have been given top ranking in
the new German army.
Fourteen Asian and African
members Of the United Nations
have addressed a letter to Fer
nand van Langehove tFer-NUN
yum LUNG-eh- HOW of Belgium,
President of the Security Coun-
ell, asking intervention in the
troubled affairs of French North
Africa, especially Morocco.
In Paris. the military magis-
trate Major Andre Giraud CUn-
DREH Zhee-ROHD has ruled in
the case Of Madame Rose Marie
Ollier (Oh-lee -EH, French Con-
sui in Tokyo. that she is not
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Washington, D. C.
FRIDAY. AUGUST IL. 1898
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stayed out of the bidding, I'M
doubtedly the one spade bid
would have been passed out. But
Mr.. Muzzy blew the hand by
mishandling the trump suit, so
there was a happy ending for
Mr.. Abel after all.
He opened the king Of clubs
which won, and continued with
the Jack of clubs. Mr.. Dale
played the ace and Mr.. Muzzy
ruffed with the deuce of spades.
Now Mr.. Muzzy laid down the
ace of spades and followed with
the seven of spades to the king
in dummy. Then he led a heart
from the board and successfully
messed the jack. At this point
he realized that he didn't have
another entry to dummy to
flnesse hearts again.
With some vague hope of an
end-play he led one more round
of trumps and then a small dia-
mond.
Mr.. Abel won with the jack
and returned the king Of the
suit. Mr.. Muzzy won with the
ace and fred back his last dia-
mond. But Mr.. Abel was in no
difficulty. He won with the
queen Of diamonds and safely
got out of the lead with a high
club, which Mr.. Muzzy had to
ruff.
1t was no use. Mr.. MuzZy had
to lead away from his ace-queen
of hearts and go down one, He
had thrown away a cold game at
the second trick by the false
economy of ruffing with his
deuce of spades.
He could not possibly have
lost anything by ruffing with the
seven Of spades and retaining the
deuce which could have been
overtaken by dummy's four-spot
on the third round of the suit.
That simple procedure would
have given him that vital second
entry to the board.
Never ruff with the lowest
card in your trump suit until
you've checked to make sure
there are plenty of entries to the
hand on the table.
fcopyriRht 1855, General Features Corp
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WORD GAME
Find 40 or more words in
SW EFT Ter,

~ w h Il ~ h II W.
meaning, "a European rose"
Average is SO; time limit, 80
minutes.
/ Rules OF the same--1. Words must be
OF four or more letters. . Words which
acquire four letters by the addition OF
rs such as bats" cars" are not
fused. 3. Only one form OF q word is
used. 4 Proper names are not used.
Answer TO COCKTAIL
cRcti. calk. calico. cloak. clock. click.
clot. elack. coil colt. coal, coat, cock
coco. cola. kilo, kilt. tail, tale tack.
talk. tick. toll. alto, ALT. iota. lack,
laic. lick. lock
dent was the 1926 sesquicenten-
NAL half-dollar. Which Presi-
dent?
ANSWERS on next page)
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THURSDAY, MAY -. 1855
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perintendent, supervisory staff
plus one high school and one ele-
mentarY teacher. al a tWo weeks
curriculum conference at Towson
June 20 TO July /
Approved a motion to ask the
state department for an increase in
the dirt road factor for scnool bus
drivers,
Voted to soundproof the band
room in Southern High;
Denied a request Of the manager
Of the Summer Playhouse to use
$50 folding chairs, since the board
said il felt it had no authority &c
turn over school property to public
use, even though it was sympathet
ic TO the program:
Granted permission to Civilian
Defense to provide an electric lighi
in the observation booth on the
high school ground, with that or
ganization reimbursing the schoo
board for current used.
The Board discussed the tota
building program needed and me
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The Republican is published
every Thursday at The Republican
Building, Second street, Oakland,
at the following rates Of subscrip-
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cant lot adjoining the Bolden
Funeral Home to facilitate parking
there Sunday Theatre tax for April
amounted 10 SEATS. There was dis
cuasion Of complenna the skating
pond on Mason street which was
started two winters previous, and
to work on completion Of tennis
courts at the country club
Council was notified by Peter
Dodge. representative of the State
Health department Of the need for
a permit IN the future if il wanted
to drill wells, extend water, sewer
age lines and similar work The To-
cal governing body was in session
until almost a. m.