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TOWN MIGHT LAY ROAD IF LAND WERE DEDICATED BY PERSONS BENEFITTED The fact that the feasibility of cutting a new road through from Greene Avenue to Candee Aveaue some 400 feet south, of Main Street , ? Sayville , and opening up \tack yard\ land for building purposes had been considered by local pr operty holders was revealed on Tuesday at the regular pub- lic meeting or tne islip t own Board. The project became known when Supervisor Charles H. Duryea an- nounced it had been mentioned to him for consideration by .local business men . He asked Justice of Uie Peace D. Or- monde Ritchie , a member of the board antl an attorney, for an opinion on whether or iiot the town could .secure by purchase a parcel of land on Can- dec Avenue owned by heirs of llie late Miss . Melissa * Carpenter which is needed for the eastern terminus of the proposed street. Supervisor Duryea. in asking Jud ge Ritch ie . for an opinion , said tliat he did- not believe Islip town , operating as it does under the 'laws governing Sec- ond Class Towns , could acquire the property inasmuch as such towns can- not .spend more * than $500 on tlie ac- quisition of land , forr road purposes. He:later commented he believed if the property owners :who would benefit bought the ' . .Carpenter property and offered to dedicate it and other needed roadbed , ths town would accept it for highway purposes and lay out thc road. Yesterday, howevex , Frederick W: Tuck Jr. , Sayville attorney, who repre- sents interested property holders , said the entire plan had been dropped. He also said that David Fox , who recently acquired 85 feet' on Greene Avenue that would be the logical west- ern terminus for . such a road , and who owiis a considerable part of . th^3 '/\baelc- yaru \ lii-opel' t^ in .dedicating , ' any ' lit nd for road pur- poses, If thc road were laid out it would run between the Candce Avenue home of Harry Skinner and the house now oc- cupied by Italph Berger which was at one time the home of Dr. G. K. Ox- holm. CO , SING CHRISTMAS SONGS IV MANY LANGUAGES A special Christinas Closing: Assem- bly w ill mark the start of thc Christ- nias holiday ' s for students of tlie Say- ville High School on. Wednesday after- noon. A program ot Christmas Music has been prepare d by Miss Laura Davi- son , and a- group of girls -will sing Christmas carols in French , Dutch , 'Norwegian , Russian , Polish and Bo- licmlan , and will wear thc costumes of those countries. House at Ijinlte K M lure, il Arthur ' Brown , ren l estate man of hake Uonkbiikomu , reported to polico this week thnt a bumgnlow on Welclicrs Avenuo in ttonk-onivonia -which Is. owned by Mrs , Maa'Io O'Grady of 2005 Marion Avonup, the Bronx, New York, has been entered, Mr. Brown told police that a colltu' window had lieen opened nnd left, open and thnt the screen on the pantry window has beon lorn off. Polico arc-ivasHgii ting. * 11234 GIVEN WAR FUND DRIVE ffl SAYYME Defense Factory Totals Small; Workers Urged to Give in Home Town Total contributions made in. Snyville to date in the National War Fund Drive amount to $2 , 234.20, althoug h returns on the house-to-house canvass arc not yet Quite complete. Of this sum $1 , 025 wa.s contributed by a com- paratively small number of persons , to Joh n P. VanVranken, head of the Speeial Gifts Committee , one person contributing the sum of 5250. One hundred and fifty dollars of thc total sum was .sent direct to - Huntington War FuncJ headquarters by a local business concern , and the remainder, $1 , 059.20 was collected in thc house-to- house \ caiwass , tloyd G. Record and Miss Catherine Hoag, local co-chair- men , snid. According to the canvassers a num- ber . '• '* householders contacted claimed that a family contribution had been Continue d OIL page ' eight The iWnllilo Blood Kank Unit nf tlin American Keil Cross will make Us llfth visit to Sayvlllo. tomorrow. Those vim have offered to elonule lilooil have been Riven aiiiiointiiiciils and will rcpnil al the Snyville KI K - intinlary .School Local licit Cross workers includiiiR nurses , flra t alders and the canteen will all lend their services In the mobile unit workers who come l' roni the. Brooklyn Chapter of . Iho Red Cross. The canteen -will serve approved refreshmeni.s Iran the kitchen set lip i\ *b<! .school casualty station , .**^***********************> **** ****. Blood Bank Pays Fif tli Visit Here Tomorrow CHRISTMAS SERVICES BEG! HERE ON SUNDAY Pageants and Special Christmas Music Planned in Churches The Christmas Season will be ush - ered in in the local churches on Sun- day when most of them . will begin their Christmas programs. St. Ann ' s P. E. Church win have wo special Christmas carol tcrvices. Tlie. Sayville Congregational Church will stage a pageant , and the children of St. Joh n ' s Lutheran Church and the Sayville Methodist' Churches will also g lv« pageants , and St. Lawrence ' s R. C . Church will have its usual midnight mass with special music by the choir. The Congregational and Methodist Churches will unite in a Union Service on Christmas Eve. Church news for the week and the Christnias season to come follows: St. Ann ' s Sunday, Dec. 13 , 11 a.m. Christ- mas Carol service for congregation and choir, 8 and 9:30 a.m. services as usual . Christmas Eve (Friday) : 4 p. m. Church School Carol service- Adults welcome . 9 :30 and 11 p.m. Festal Holy Com- munion , carols and sermon . Christnias Day, 8 a. m. Holy Com- munion . Oman music . Sunday after Christmas (Dec . 2S). 11 a. m., Christmas-Day carols for con- grega tion and ch oir . 8 and 9:30 a.m. services as usual. Flowers for the altar will be given by Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Skelton , and by .Mrs. Frank Geiger in memory of her; husband. , ; Private Holy Communions will gladly be ' administered to the persons com- iuic . d to their homes , the Rev. Joseph WrfivonTi , MA... ths rector, ol the . church , v * J * I • '' *¦ . . - has announced . Mrs. - Robert . Edwards is organist and will be a I, the organ for all services . Congregational Ch urc h A. Lanson Granger jr .. Minister On Sunday at 5 p.m..there will bc a vesper service, and a drama of the nativity entitled \\Unto Us Is Born a Savior , \ will be presented. The Young Continued on page three Houston Points Oui Christmas Li g hting Consumes C©a! The Suffolk County Office of Civilian Protection at Riverhead this week quoted the fuel and power conserva- tion edict , issued by the Wnr Produc- tion Board, in final answer to the In- quiries of those who would spread the Christmas spirit by fes tooning door- ways ancl outdoor trees with strings ol lights. OOP Director Floyd D. Houston pointed out thnt when the ' dimout reg- ulations promulgated by the U. S, Avmy as n. security measure \were lifted on November 1st , thc WPB called on citi- zens to observe a \bro-wnout\ In the Interest oC conserving coal , electricity, and light bulbs. Here is the board' s urgent — but non-mandatory recom- mendation: \Decorative and Ornamental Light- ing Including Decorative Flood Light- ing— (A) Exterior lighting, eliminate completely at all times; <B) In terior lighting, eliminate , all non-essential lighting, reduce the bnlance liy the maximum practicable amount . \ To this, Houston added : \H appears; tliat the use of outdoor Illumination Is , at this time, a question for the In- dividual , Ri'oup or community to de- cide for themselves. The \WPB hns brousiht forcibly to our attention thn critical fuel shortage a nd requests thnt all unnecessary Illumination be elimi- nated, My own iior.voiiiil opinion is , 'Let' s dispense with outdoor Christmas Illumination. ' BLAZING STOVE CALLS FIREMEN OUT THIS A, M The Snyville Vlrc Department wns called out m 7:20 a.m. this inornlii B 1 ancl look thrco pieces of apparatus to 45 Hnnsan Place, Snyville , the hoino of Julius TCbroui , where a hhr/.ltiR kero- sene stove threatened the house , When thc firemen arrived, however , Mr. iCbroni had mruiauod lo throw the nil stove into tlie ya rd, slightly burn- ing; his hands while- doing w>, The house HiilTerai some . smoke damage but ihe Uri'moii were not needed Inside. Jeara Bergpr of Say vilfclii gk Wins Legion Contest Takes First Prize In Isli p; Will Compete In the County Finals . Jean Berger of Lake Ronkonkoma , a \ student o ' f Sayville yHIgli School , Avas ' the winner in .. the . American Legion Auxiliary Oratorical ; Contest elimina- tion lield Wednesday afternoon in Islip for this area, ' -Miss Berger , -who was the winner ' , of the contest held in the Sayville sch-ool on Movembcr 18th , represented Say-ville High School , and again delivered an oration on the sub- ject of \Defenders , ' of the Constitu- tion. \ • ¦ • • ¦; Other contestants' at Islip repre- sented the schools of Smithtown Branch , Babylon)! and Bay Shove. Judges were John D . Armstrong, representative oi thef'American Legion , and chairman of \ the , Suffolk County Oratorical contest; Miss Maude Sher- wood , Miss Marion Palmer and Hal- lock Wood , nicinbers-pf the Islip High School faculty. . The . -students com- peting were limited to a six-minute talk. - ¦ ' • •;- •:¦: * Miss Berger Ls now eligible to enter thc county contest , which will be held at Patehogue on ^January 3rd at 10:30 a. m: She is trie ^daughter of William Berger , Suffolk County, Commander of the American Legion 1 . ' , ' BAY FR11S OVER; UNY ILL WITH \ FLU\ HERE Scliool Attendance Drops IL 5 in One Day This- Weejc- . .-: : . . The wave of -grippe amd severe colds that seem lo be sweeping the nation has swept .over Sayville and few fam- ilies have been spared affliction to soni c degree . Fortunately the illness while- extremely disagreeable , is comparative- ly mild and rsdl, lo be compared with tlie \fiu \ of th-e lirst WorldiWar period. Local physicians have been bus.y and attendance at school dropped olf , there being 1-15 absences one day this week and 95 absences yesterday. . The general health situation has not been helped greatl y by thc sudden drop in temp erature that hus put ice on the local rponds arid sent boatown- ers scurrying to the creeks whero the ice if> two indies thick , to crop It away from their boats. The Grent South Day was complete- ly frozen, over yesterday morning when temperatures licre dropped to about 8 degrees above zero, Accord- ing to George VnnderBorgh of O. Vuii- dcrBorgli and Sons , oyster growers and dealers , of West Snyvlllo , thc ice wns from onc lo three Indies thick, The VmnlcrBorgra boats and some bonis belonging lo thc Blue Points Company wont out yesterday but most of the private boatmen remained al home to wait for warmer weather. A clmnneE was broken through the bny yesterday afternoon by tho V . S, Government ice brenlcer which opened up ii path Cram Bay Shore Ior a boat bound for Pntehoguo. Ator the ice Continued r»i pngo clglit Aiiotker Draft Quota Accepted On Monday The foll owing men were Inducted J Into the ar med loiv.es on Monduy from ' the group sent, In irom this area by) local Dm ft Board No, 7(M to supply j the Decern her quota: ! -Jolm Parmentier of Bnypor t , who wns sworn Into th e Mariner; ; oil (ford Loos of Central I.sllp, Army ; Howard A- Mnlsclo of Boh em In , Army; Albert Van Rssendelft Jr., of \Wes t Sayville . Army: Otto I'\ Suckow of West .Sny- vlllo , Army; Rnymoad A. Kr.avd ot Heldon. for- merly ol Control I U p. Navy; Charles K, Sueliow of hii . vrllle , Nnvy; .Joseph W , Tmay of Bnyport , Navy; James K. Uolim of North iwn. formerly of Oe.n- U'u l Jsllp , Navy; niiarles Masai-ovlc) : of Bohcsviltt, Ntcvy. aud Curtis .J* . Shiebler , formerly of llohemln , now o-l PutchoKiK! , Nuvy, Tho ue;xt, induction call , ueoordlix to a notice Just received at the loe;> draft. Iiourcl , Is lor -toiHMiy lot Ji , DEFENSE PLANT WORKERS HURT IN CAR CRASH Accident at Intersection of Brook and Cherry S*nds One to Hospital Miss Marie Jnchowdlck , 25 , of Hard- ing Place , Patchogue, a. defense -work- er travelling home from work in a car operated by Robert Bcrkmeycr of Med- ford State Road , Patchogue , and owned by Miss Veronica Mntuszck oi* Joh n Street , Pntch ogue , was admitted to Southside Hospital in Bay Shore , on Tuesday morning .suffering from in- juries susta ined when the car in -which she -was a passenger , was in collision with one operated by Arthur Jansch of Cherry Avenue , West Sayville. The cars met at thc intersection of Brook Street and Cherry Avenue about in tlie middle of the road according to Police Lieutenant Bernard Gaiser. Lt. Gaiser Investigated \ the accident which occurred shor tly before 7 o ' clock in tiie mofiiing ' whon Mr. Jansch was travelling south on Cherry A-venuc , and thc other car was travelling, cast on Brook . Street. l. . M ESS Jachowdick sustained a. very deep cut across her forehead and near her right eye. Miss Malus/.ek , owner of tbe car , who was sitting in the front Sca t with her and thc driver , suffered a severe cut on her right knee. They were taken to the nearby home of. Wil- liam JJ. Broadhurst and treated there by Dr. Alfred Vlessman of SayvlUe who was called by Mrs . Broadhurst. He recommended that both women go to i\ hospital ior treatment and X-rays. Miss Jachowdick was admitted to Sou thside Hosp ital in Bay Shore and lite yesterday hospital authorities said her condition was good. Miss Maluszek was not hospitalized Vent her leg wound required seven stitches. \ ' . K third decease worker travelling ui tli t 1 * same car , Miss Cecilia Murphy of Main Street , Patchogue,. \ suffered severe bruises of the knee, ancl the dri*ver sustained slight head coaluslons, Mrs. j ansch , a passenger in . the car dri ven by her husband and owned by her father , Jacob Hnrtmun of 36 Roose- velt Avenue , Sayville , suffered* a black eyo. Mr. Jansch was not injured. The collision damaged the left side of thc car driven by Jansch and the front end of the car driven by Berk- mcycr. R. C. Needs More Workers \Miss Lucille Jones announced this week that Uie Surgical Dressings Room oC the American Red Cross in St. Lawrence ' s School building will not be opened on Thursday, December 23rd , but will reopen after Christmas and be open as usual on Tuesday, -the 2filh , and Thursday the 30th, Workers arc still needed and are urged to offer t.tioir services. The. Order of llic Purple- ICcurl lins lieen nwarded posthumously to S/Sgt . William W. Isaacson , according to nolice received tills moraine by Sgt , Isaacson ' s father, It. M. Harry Isaac- son of Kwyville . Mr. Itiiuicson received the War l)c. partmeut citation and mw told the decoration will ho sent to him. Sgt, Isaacson lost tils life on a bombing mission over Germany on .July 3MW. ,* . ******** ¦******* ********** ********* Bill Isaacson Awarded Purple Heart Posthumously Firemen to Honor Absent Service Men Through Gue st s at Inspection Dinner Morn Hian ' .!W> members ul the Sny - ville 1'lre PoparUitciH and their guests will gather loit'iMier tomorro w night] ul !!• ,:,() p.m. In llm Sayvlllo Fire Iioui.ei for the ' department' s minimi In.ipoo ! Hon nnd Christmas dinner, Firemen uvMiy In tin; armed J' OJ - CIIH are expecti-il i.n be i- i!|)i' r- . ' , enti-d by thcilr wife or , «-;W''i'Ui(nrl , or sonio member ol their family, who will be guests of honor and will ho . 'iriilwl at, a spccliil (sue'.I lublK . Tho lu-oHfiiiii will open with tin; MncliiB »• thn .Star Spangled Banivrr by Mrs. Ambony Mistier of Sayville. Tills will bo followed by a . 'white I D the flat; and a praye r for (Ircnien lu serv- jrc by ibe Uev. Louis Martin. The niiMunbls if!!. ' will he welcomed l» Chl.if Joseph M' .lwiler, Thi. - Ili'V. Joseph II, Bond Will offci : a- prayi-r for deceimud members. i Williuin A, Thompson , chairman o lilie nli ' iilr , who Is worklni? with ilu olllccrs ol the lln- cniiip- .mU\ .. will In- troduce llic lire i niiini ' . ' , ' .Inner:* iili'd ; i;iu.'i;ts. Among tin ' rlil< > :t , nnd II . - - - I st' .liuil <:hlel j i who liuv u I J ' TII invit e d ; lu ailiuid lire tlmsti from Wi\ I Hu , ' , \ -! ville , lit.hinnia , Holhiwii: , nwyitnl, lllue point , I' nii 'li in iuir nnd CSn'iu. Hlve r , : Ucnjiunhi lli i' .,l: ' .. 'im nl Tori , .lelli -r- ' .sun , pn-M(l\iii of Ui»' . 'liillcll ; VoluiiU 'iT I' ll ftlH'I l ' . ' . AV' iOClUllOll , IKI . - . U1. - .U lll'C'll ' ; Invited. I The [iir. 'iciiUllon ot A- if. s»ml . - .trlp-i'l' . ' lur pi'ili'd. uiK. -iKlitur o al iiiei'lln ;- '!! , puriuti ' . - , niul lln 1 * * - . will I ' olhv , - , ' . Kin men will iilmntl llic In. ' .pi 'cl l on and dUmnr in full die. ; uuU' nrm , uild , . Siwitii Cl.ui. -i win * ) Is sirleUy -' -I-I ' \' ii c- corilliK- - , lo Illll TIi(iiiui.yni. will br pri ' .i- fill, ill (ll'l'SOIl, Anlhuny Il-nniiUiii ' 1. - , clinlriiian of the ili-ciir ,nl(i;i cuimnillee. Inridimal uiu. -'le . will lie furnish e d by ihe Sayvlllo De~ j purliiumt .Siiuil- .c- MuH'iv. <J> 1' which llar- j ry Znjlfok l-i (•lilel' , punce lilll.sle Will - , lie bv lhe Ml'lO'lV MllM I'I ' '; . INVESTIGATION AT REQUEST OF PARENTS The findings of the Suffolk County Grand Jury which held an inquiry on Wednesday to determine whether or not culpable neg li gence caused the death of ler Sea Scouts in the icy Great South Bay off Sayville: last April 19th when their small cruiser , the SS. Leg ionnaire , capsized , will be an- nounced today or Monday. Aanong the 20 witnesses sub- poened lo appea r al the John Doe investi gation at River- head were Fred Mayer , scout- master captain and sole, sur- vivor of the traged y, who tes- tified under a waiver of im- m unity. local witnesses were O HIOIW Grover A. aUlinui n of Sayville , himself ;i prominent Scou t, ollicia l , and Miss Nel- lie: Collins of SayvlUe , who \vn;i the lnsl. pcr.sou fo talk with the ill-fated crew just tei' ore It leit Browns River, Other witnesses were parents of the dead boys atid members of the Boy Scout Sea fk-onl. Committee of tloclc- vl He Centre whieli i.s considerod rc- . 'ipon.sllile for the l .rut' , ecly by the par- ent's of .some of flic Inns. Mrs. Roy Nello:; ol \ Rockville Ocnlr-fl , w hose son V . -;IK lnsl . made 11, clear to reporters on Wednesday thn t she wns one of the pa rents who luul pvewieil for a .second Invcstlijalion , no e.ciion hav- ing I K . ' CII taken nfler , the llr.st. invesl.i- (j Jillon. She stticl K I IO v. - a. <i nut ln. - .p irt . 'tl b;, ' a vcnp, efisl .spirit. \I' m inleror.sletl in the fuluvc prolu?. - Itoii of other hoys , \ she said . ' \Tho Mine committee is still lu chuvr. e. Tin: Scovit oTffunization has done niithlii n ' lo recti- fy the situation. \ Assiclniil District Attorney Georijf: C. Purmiin , who reprcEcpled the \ iii-oplo isi the absence ol ni-it/lct ' Afl.ornv:y F' rcd O. Maiufer vtA ' l: 'ill , said tlie rinding;; will be presented I.o Supreme Court .J ustice Isaac It. !* j wi. '/.ev. NINE WHO RIDE THROUGH RED LIGHT ARE FINED Lt. Gaiser and Turoczi Stand Earl y Morning Vigi l in West Sayville A campaign against early morning drivers who completely tlimcuard red lights and have no seeming respect for the war emergency driving spetul , wes started here, this week hy Police l.t. Bernard Gaiser on Wednesday morn- ing when he and O fiicer \Michael Ttiroczi nnd Special Ofiicer tec Colson of the Islip Town Police braved thc arctic morning airs and posted them- selves af the Inler. scction of the Mon- tauk Highway and Atlantic Avenue In Wes t Sayville. They issued a number of .iiimmon.ses and were on the Job . ii fj' .un ycslci'day morning. Tlie campaign , l.t. Gai-ser sixys , will continue. Nine ol the tickets were returnable last nl Rlit in thc Sayville Court Mouse before Justice of the Peace .lame;; K Willis. Thc following persons ap- peared , pleaded guilty to going through thp. ; light and were fined: Arthur i,. Mullen . 50 , of IT Camp- bell Street , Palcliojsiu: , pnid $U. James P. Dully, an . of 2tl(| Cook Slreet , Patehogue , paid $2. .l ohn A. CJrode. 'ifcl , 41) , of 1107 Oui: Slreel. , Pateliogue , paid $3 . Mnrold VV. Moijer , North Howells Point Itond , Bellporl. paid $2 . Merle KiM' . eu ot Maple Street , Hlue Point , paid $4. Thomas Henderson , '11 , of S>. Main Slreet , Bayport , paid $:! . Kdwni'd 1,, Hunt , ' .17 .Jonnlng:; Avenue, I' litchogue , paid S'J. Bernard Klorezuk , IP , of M Melvin Slreel , Putclioguc , paltl %' . ' .. Frank I.. Piiflerson , 2H . of t!l(i Lake- wood Street, Palchogue , imld $2 . OAKDALE GARBAGE BIDS ARE SUBMITTED Prior to the Town Hoard nieetlni ! on Tuesday, a special hearing, wus held ul, the I. 'illp Town Hull , nnd contract. '; Ior Uie collection ol reluse In the new Oakdale narbu ge dl. -itrlct were aiilimll- Unl. Clinrles II . Dennis , ol Hay Shore , submitted an estlnuue ol $?. , «(W Ior the work , the Vim MssondeUI, Brother,! of West Hayvllle , hid $l , 7lil) uud .John Ureenko of Sayvlll'i , Sl , :0) . 'I'lie uuitler wns referred to Justice ot the Pence Jnmes !• ' , Willi. ' . , nnd .John T . Kulie. Tliey will iletermhie whether or nol, a. contract should be awarded lo llm lowest bidder , niter cliecklnp on equipment . Gilbert DeGrnlf , who Is in the ad- inlnlKlrnllvo department of the Wa' .cr Division of the Trcinsportiition Corps, arrived home unexpectedly last. Satur- day evening; alter an absence ai, . ' - - .e:i of more tluiu two inonlh.s . Mr. I' Je- tli-iitT , who - .veni' ii the smart, imlform i>t the corps but is not coiniiiksloiied . is un.iblo to tall: about his experience. ; but fidnilt'i \lli'-y bad a little excite- ment. . \ Du ring tin- cwira: ot the trip during wlilc:Ii he visited Kiiuliuid , hi;, bout , a trniisport lhat. travelled In con- voy, slopped ul. Sicily. He hopes, lo remain nl. home until after Chrlsnnas but Miice he is under orders , iiiny have lo leave :U any time . I' .III) DI', filtAIT ' ' I1IHIH HN TKICN MIAA'IX , - . I.IMCII wlio wiiti ti isiduateil from Siiyville llilj h Seluinl , altemli ' i!, \l' iiiveir.it , v ol' Neiviii -Si , und enlisted hi the (. ' oust (iuaid in May, Illll . tie is ollin r in rlinnji- of C. Cl , I' lilntl lliiat , Ilo at- tended ollicers Lruiiiiug at the C, S. (! , (I, Academy and v.a.s i'i»»imls- Hhini'il. un l- ' nslgii In .Inly, l')-n:i. At. pri'Bent he is iiIiii. 'ti-d (' . (I , ciitlcr ln the A llauli.' , \ 1* * ¦* * tr * x K •¦« ;|Serving Our Country DOG ENUMERATORS START WORK JAM. 1ST Work of enumerating dogs in the Town of Xslip will begin on January lst , 1044 , by enumerators whose ap- pointments were approved Tuesday by the Town Board. Tlicy will bc paid at the rate oi 20 cents for each dag regis- tered In the vaijiou s districts . Among those named for the work in the fol- lowing districts were r John Buys Jr., West Sayville and Oakdale; Miss Lena Poth , Sayville; Mrs. Anna Vandersck , Bohemia ; Miss Ruth Hagcnbcrgcr , Holbrook; Mrs. Jane Carey and John Rclnliarrtt , Bay- port . Cpl, ILIII I Mrs. William V. tteUi - Vergiio vlio were, married recently lit , lYosilo , Oali- f or II lw, iWrs. IJel.nVBrifiift i.s tlw former Miss i' a- Di 111 a 1* n r r y, ilamthler of Mr, nntl Mrs, An- thony Perry, i>f Overton St rue 1, S n y v S11 e. Cpl, j r. )cI,iiVergne Is a resident of I' ii t> I'll OR UP. MARRIED 3,000 MILES FROM HOME »¦... ¦...... ¦. — ' ' 2.y.^: ~... *~,.,r **Mrm. -Tiw,,,-i.mAXH '&il*,! *riMi9.f!tr&Vr , iKV, No Iiiiiiii ir pniei ice- liliifbriiil.: , or d.iy- IlKht uli' niid drill: ; ' . ' . 'ill be lvhl ui : New York iluriuc llll ll . Kd' .vnnl C O. ; Thr>mas , .rilale I lireclor ol (. 'Ivi ll ui * Protecllon. wild Ibi: ; week . A memo- randum ii iiiumiieliiu poiitpoiii'iiiein. of liny U' .Sl.i Tllil.Ii al ter New Yea|- ' s Weill lo iill loca l dll'eelf>r: ; , NO PKAC'B 'K'K I' .I.ACKOl ITS IMIIMNIi IIOI.II liW SI' .ASON j* ****.******.******** ***************** *s The News now In Its 5fH .li yca.r anfl ! 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