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/ ADVANCE-NEWS SI \DAY. OCTOBER 31. 1943 fACE IHREfc ADVANCE-NEWS Coming Events ST. JOHN'S GUILD A special meeting of St John a Guild of St. John's Episcopal Church will be. held Wedneeday evening. Sor. S. at 8 p.m. at the rectory. A large attendance U urged. Rl-MMAGE SALE Ladies' Aid, Tuesday. Nov. % 9: SO. Presbyterian Basement. FRIEVDLT CBOVT The Friendly Group ei th* Methodist Church will hold a Pov- erty Party Wednesday. Novem- ber 3 at t p.m. at tbe bone of Mrs. Carl Dickerson, 710 Jay St. Each member has the privilege of bringing a guest Pleaae make reservations by calling •O-M or K&-M. of] e<s he ird is it. nd i»e >te- mg at ni- ad try of im B- ist ty *- •ol nt. .r- le NOTRE DAME AUXILIARY A regular monthly meeting of the Notre Dame Auxiliary will be held Monday night. NOT L Each ; member is requested to bring set - I oral wrapped gifts. VFW AUXILIARY The VFW Auxiliary will hold it's regular meeting Tuesday evening in the post rooms at S o'clock- All members holding slips will turn the\n in at the meeting. r ** * \ ?r | ,1-1 ;y i ir *: . .ir: g-' > i. e d is is >t m is d d »f - '*• ^ •'^ : :>, m M FRANK I. BATEMAN is staging a comeback in city politics this fall and he promises to arrive with H bang. He was nominated by the Democrats for the office of alder- man in the First Ward, a past which he held for four years be- ginning with the Wert administra- tion. At the conclusion of his taarm he returned to private life but tost year was again called to public service by Mayor Burns when he was named city civil service- com- missioner in place of LL Frank Mason, resigned. When Alderman Frank D. Bower resigned upon leaving the city a few months ago Mayor Bums appointed Mr. Bate- man to fill the vacancy and he is now running for a full term of four years. Mr. Batemaa's efficient rec- ord when laet on the council is well known to his constituents and the public generally and in return- ing him to office the people of the First Ward will have the assur- ance that their interest* *••'' he- well guard*'!. *~ *m% 1 HENFY J. PARKER i£ tb' Democratic nominee for aiipea'ris- er in t»* Second Ward. Mr. Part era public actiHUaa ssr* too well known to need aaore tfeaai next**) at tMe tlaae. Be h a taaiepfcaM— Store ta a •mem Ufa «ff Ojfli—amis, t Chasa a charter of a oasrtary astd it ia safe «e aay ffcer* * a» beaae- more highly fnapaeand ar • thaw he. Be >-^»oe at * flhr ftaoaa* Wart a / ) Social Activities And Other Events Listed In Citv During, Past Week Women Workers Scored By Union Official, Who Says They Are Inactive , Unless there is considerable change la the nation* industrial set-up there will be no women ia industry after the war. R. J. Thomas, president of the I'nited Automobile Workers of America, aa affiliate of the Congress of In- dustrial Organisations, predicted in an address in New York. Both women themselves and in- dustry would be responsible for Vhis situation, he told tbe twenty- iffirst annual fall conference of the New York Women's Trade Union League at the Hotel Roosevelt. •Tve talked enough to manage •sent and industry to know they r don't want women in industry aft er the war,\ he said. \ He declared also that adoption of the thirty-hour week would be the greatest single means of solv- ing post-war unemployment He ecored women for not tack- Jtcg their own problems, declar- **ir they had neither thought out what the problems were or de- rided what they wanted to obtain. He said they depended too much on men for the solutions. Describ- ing the fight made by his union to *-**ut equal pay for equal wark through the War Labor Board, of 'Which he is a member, he said: -Do you know not one woman J has ever appeared before the War Labor Board to argue on that ques- tion? It was done by men. And that is a woman's problem.\ He criticized tbe attitude of wo- men at Willow Run. where they {compromise 35 per cent of the union. Women Call Him Pirate -What is the attitude of a lot of women, thousands of whom never worked for an industry before ? iTheir average rate is $1.14 an Ifcour. The union negotiated and Hfcught for years to get that rate, hose women call me a pirate be- use they have to pay dues. They ( iaay they don t get service. Ami they don't even know why they're ^getting $1.14 an hour.\ | j; Tbe trade union movement needs' She help of women, he said, and Called upon the representatives of j *the 125 local unions present to j -educate their sisters.\ In urging adoption of the thirty- hour work week when the mar ends he said it would not only give the men and wnm»n who are now •working from forty-eight to loo . hour* weekly \a greater oppor tunity to enjoy life and improve their minds\ but would put -pvcrj' i able-bodied ma:: and woman who I wants to work at work at their •fop skill.\ j *•• He predicted that the aircraft industry would be cut \at least 7f. per cent\ when peace comes and < that while the automobile industry ' -will go up.** it will not be able to absorb all the people let out by the : aviation industry. j -That.\ he said, -will be the | headache of every single, solitary American. I'm going to get the bead first. But 1 m going to pass oa that bead to the rest of the labor movement and to the rest of America.*\ I i Describing the picture of organ- ised labor a* -black.\ he expressed i fear that labor would not SIT at > the peace table -in the condition ' we are todav.\ Women, be .-aid. ' Girl Scouts jtnjoy Hallowe'en Party At Service Center • •:. hundred and ten Girl Scouts >^vt» .^aitaereu in circle and Tap* guest* Friday last evening of »* r <- * :C * by ««* * nlir » ** up The Senior Scouts who planned Senior Service scouts at a . . . ..^ tbe enure party, decorated the ... -jucn.de Halloween Party in ^ nWr U( | ><ffV ed as hostesses •:.*• Service Center. T*enty mem-|maitzs. w< ,. e: , he .\|, sses Marion Sca- ns of the Girl Scout Council. | m , rt , s Jaue Knap. Jane AltCoa- J.OCK iNTO THE FtTwftE. A. ..- .. .^t- V\ ~un 1, s. iH-tu** : .• t ». —J «.-,. .,u UU m m ij.-:uuie ^ar;y t^.u IUUIM Warv's Academy bad their fortunes told by cards and tea cups The occasion took the form of a farewell for Mrs. A K ing the city. She was presented a gift, la the picture seated, left to right, are Mrs. Fred Gagnon. Mrs. Leo LeRoui. man, Mrs. 1 Maude Hollinger. Standing, same order. Mrs. Fred Delaney. Mrs ?. C. Williams. Mrs A. K. Bartlett. Mrs. Josephine McGanr.an. Mr Thomas D. Bro-Ru Kan let t. who is leav- Mrs William Country- Naders and Troop Comma tee *oiuen attended the party. The rmtcr was uecora'fd in Halloae'en olors. The S<out Council, which mad*' the parte possible for all troops of the city, supplied refresh- ments, »hich included cider, home made cookies, canay. and apples. A S'and man h openrd the pro- gram Music was supplied by Miss Sylvia l^edgsrd. a member of the S«xior Sffvir«* Stents. Prizes were awarded as follows: For the pret- ville. Syhia l^edyard. Martha Domd. Martha Ah Cadani. Snzzane HoMen. Jo Anne Gilligan. Mary Louis*- Bowuiar. Saily Meeker. Tarn son Cant* ell. Martha Berry. Evelyn Bite, Mary farmer Mur- phy. Nancy Smith and Gienna Jennings. Mrs. lilsa Lukskh Cran- ne'l is director. The Senior Service Scouts, newly organized, are active in various mar projecis of the city. Yesterday McCoskers Are Guests In City Mr. and Mrs. Kexlmond McCoskts • Uye. N. Y.. were house guests f Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Aug<- : .:ry during the past week. On j Thursday afternoon Mrs. wain- \ •\ i-ht Andrews save a cocktail ::y at her bum- for Mrs. Mt- • . -k.-r. A numb4>r of her old friends he city were invited. She is the ::»: Miss Ida lK>rsey. daughter •he late Mr and Mrs John . > .-»•>• and sister of Miss Kath- :.e liorsey. Washington S:. Offi asau frh Wai IN DIXIELAND. M: s Colleen .Mor gac. 311 Crescent St.. who is at- tending the University of Ala- bama, has been accepted as a member of the Blackfriars. the campus dramatic organization. On** of the most active organiza- tions on the campus, it produces each year at least six of the most popular current plays together with other workshop productions. * embers are chosen from tryouis conducted at the beginning of each vcar. St. M. Women St Marys Auxiliary meeting Tuesday evening. Mrs. Mills thanked ail members who worked in any w-ay the past month. Mrs Bryan Sequin was chair- man of the covered dish supper for October and evervone en- Joyed the splendid supper. Plans were formed for a Christ- mas party, and each member is \|111?>!;On asked to have an article of fancy 0 work ready for the affair. Mr and Mrs. Charles K. Payne. MlsJ t MarRaret Murphy will be Red C ross Requesting More Aides Vo'.unterr workers are needed here to make surgical dressings for the United States Army, the Ogdensburg Branch of the Amer- ican Tied Cross announced. The West Sr. Lawrence Count} j Chapter, of which the local j Branch is a par:, has received a \ i large quota of surcical dressines 'with an apnea! from North A'lan- jtic Area headquarters to make ; them in the shortest possible (time. The surgical dressings program hss grown to such an extent that ,90 per cent of surgical dressings ' for the Army must be made by i women of A in erica because many factories whirr: formerlv manu- held their fartur,>( 1 them have i^en requi- icers Are Named By Helpers Officers • : the Society of the United Helpers for the coming year, elected Oct. ?f at the an- nual meeting, are Mrs. Edgar Schmartr. pre*ic>n:: Mr:\ F. K Clark. Mrs. S M. Dawley. Mrs Harry Moore. Mrs. Charle.-. Nor- tham. Mrs. K. N. O'Biien and Mrs Arthur S. O'Neil. vice-pre«id^nts. Mrs. F. K. Clark, recording sec retary; and Mrs. R. L. Chambers, correspondir.R s»-<»etary. The nifral»»M.» of M> r.«>ard of Couple Marts | H J_ Hensby Anniversarv jtiet: costume, to Miss S-.ran Knap; i niornim: :he Sr . aior Service Scouts ifor ihe most original costume, to Miss Carolyn Ledgard; for the : Mr and Mrs. Her.ry B Gilbx-r; lot 7i's Klixal>eth Si. celebrated ] their 'Si* medding anniversary Oct. They have one son. Petty Offi- cer Gerald B Gilbert of the U. S Navy mho as serving mi'^h the Pa- cific Fleet. Repection Given For T^ arts Betty Payne Promoted In Wasl sitiored for war industries. •This is the most important ac- tivity of the Red Cross at the pres- ent time.\ say officers of the Ocdensbure Branch. The Red Cross surgical dress- ings rooms are open from 2 to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday ar.ii from T to 9 p m. on Tuesday and Thursday each week. Workers are required U> wear Hoover aprons over wool dresses. »ived mord the chairman of tne covered dish f>f 714 (ireene St.. re yesterday that their daughter. pot ]uck supper t0 ^ heW „, Kf , ••Betty, has been promoted to the vpmbf . r Umt > ^d pla ,. e to ^ an . position of supervisor. Grade CAF- 'nouaced later. \A. ir. the Office or Chief (oordina- A public card party mill be held tor. Treasury J>epartroent. Wash- mt ««. K of C club rooms. Nov. ington. D. r. Miss i'ayne. mho has 10 ^jj, Mr5 _ M ir h*el Leonard ir. presided in Washington for the past j charge. Anyone de.-iring to at- jprear. is a graduate of St. Mary's tend may call Mrs. Hubert Rvan appointed junior editor of the On- Academy. and of the Ogdensburg gg_j m n rii xi Haradine 1169-J on^agan. student yearbook at Svra- fctistness School. Boh contract and aucuor. bridge. **«•*** Unnersjty which will appear Another daughter. !M:>8 Jane pedro and rummy will be piaye* -o tbe spring. Mi.-s Kolfe it en- r*H>-nf. also a graduate of St. Mary's and all membe:* arc asketi Us rolled it: tbe College of Liberal form a table Arts, majoring in mathematics. She Mrs Mills led the closing is a men:..- of tin Omega m.rwr- Miss Rolt'e Named Editor MI>R Kl:zal»efn »:. Kolfe. daugh- ter t>f Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kolfe. 17 River Rd- Ogdensiiurg. lias been MRS EDGAR L. 6CHWAf:TZ. presided over >»us.ine^s meeting at th*» I'nited Helpers' Home here Oct. * Management are Mrs. E. W. An- drews. Mrs. Clark Bowman. Mrs R. L. Chambers. Mrs. Edwin Clark. Mrs. F. K. Clark. Mrs Lawrence F. Cuthbert. Mrs. Harold Frank Mrs. Arthur Glatf. Mr>. Charle- Hoard. Mr.. Raymond E Houk Mrs. Harvey Hyde. Mrs I>. R A reaeption mas he.ci at the home of W. Eug\iie Rheaume on Tuesday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs. W. Creswell Tapgart. of Lisbon. About 40 quests mere pres- ent dancing and games were en- joyed, and refreshments served at which ume a large meddtng cake and manv lovely gifts were pre- sented to the happy couple. Those present m-ere. Mr. and Mrs Lee Mart*::. Mr. «nd Mr? Leonard Prosser. Mr. and Mrs Charles Ma^ham. Mr and Mrs Lamrence Murphy and family. Mr and Mrs. Leo Breyette and fam- tii* M*rv 4&A~ Mrs. Myron Gladle. Mis. Mary \Kheaume. Mrs. Lou Bartlett and son Billy. Mr. and Mrs. K Rheaume. Billy Prosser. \ MLSS Morgare: Rheo.ume. S*;' and Mr.-. Robert Tattgart. Mr. and Mr.-. John McWiiliams. Mas.er Ro- i brr; Kheaume. Misses Beilah and Clara Gladle. James Rishe. Mr and Mrs. Hi-ward Langtry. ' The guests departed wishing Mr and Mrs. Taggart many years o; happiness. Their marriage took . place recently. Named Head Of oocietv c. Harry J. Ktasby v« a nr.r.'. c chairman of the West S: Law- rence County Chapter of :he American Red Cross at a nee*ing Oct *3 in the Supervisor's Room of the County Court House at Canton. Fottr other Chapter officers mere also reelected. Thev are Mrs. Orion Smalley of Gouver- »etir. produc'ion chairman: .Mrs Adrian Scott of Canton. V. S F chairman; Miss Grace P Lynde (kf Canton, treasurer: and Mrs George Patterson of Ogdensaurg. Reports of standing committees mere - read and accepted. A de- tailed description of the interna- tiorjil Blood Bank here aroused great interest. Mis- Lynde reported a baiancc of $5,376 89 as of Oct. 1. funnies! costume, to Miss Connie Holmes. Following the gran . march ducking for apples, blind aian's bluff and musical chair were played. The winners of each con- test mere g:v.»n a prize. Refresh- ments were j.erved by the Senior -•s.-outs aftermaids. At the close of the evening, the entire group of Local People Are Honored On Leaving 0'Bur& ] *™^** <;irl Girl Scout Troopers At Si. Joseph's » rdviI, ^ d *- L< J v,1t J ,u ^ community < A ne» Girl S cat Troop *a- or- gatnzed at St. Joseph's for an intermediate group mhose ages range from 10 to -14. Mis. J. K. Pat ion. commissioner of the Ogdensburg Girl Scout Council, , ar.r.uur.ced today. The \s tills m-ho are members of the new Tr<»op are eag«'r to learn 1 the Girl Sco-jt Promi.se and lams, pass the tenderfoot test, become I regularly invested as Scouts, and I learn the procram of Scouting. Mrs I Pat ton said. Training in seii'-gnv. j eruineC\ will l»e stressed. M:s. Thomas I). Brown, organize^r , jtid first c-ommi-siooer of the Ot. S ;>ut Council, or- mere making a house-to-house cam- paign for the I'nited War Fund !>rive. in part of ;rr.d Ward section. The object of this drive is to fi- nance the melfare programs ap- proved for our fighting men. for the United Nations, and for the home front. 1« tinning Sunday, Oct. SI through Nov. 6 the Girt Scvut Week is to be observed by all Scouts. City Scouts are requested to attend Church Services at their resp? live churches today. During the week the Senior S«:>uts mil! make another dooi-to door campaign on Home Safety ge the citizens «>f this on protection against black markets. Scouts will assist block leaders in this work. Citi- zens are asked to cooperate on this matter, to answer Questions asked and help the Scouts make a success of the drive. Rebelcah Officials Installed Academy, and of irretarial >' ; •Grade i IflgHin c> :he Wallace Se • w ck re'ejved • same Wasb- praver and adiourned the •was ity and it: ate Wonier. I K-ep. Mr*. Franklin K. Little i John J. Livingston. Mrs. F. L. McCortnick. Mrs. Harry N«we, Mrs. Charles Northam. Mrs. E. N O'Brien. Mrs. Arthur 0'N*M1. Mrs J. R. Paftor. Mrs. Frank C. Roda. Mrs. Edgar Schmartz. Mrs. Walie- Stickney. Mrs. E. L. Stronc. and Mrs. Oavid Watson. Ogdensburg. Mr*. L. J. B«rtbolomem M»:>y. Mr»-. Harry Fanner. Norwood: Mrs L. F Haley. Madrid. Mrs Sherman Faro. Canton and Mrs George W. Sisaon III. Po'udatu An \ope* bouae** anl lum-h -<m preceded the annual Hostile--* meeting, whuh mas opened mifh .. prayer by tbe K*-v. A. F Kelly. stor of the First Baptist ( nurch •r'! a greeting by Mrs. Sc-hm^rtz. : l:Kh'utght of tbe meeting mas • report of Mrs. Charle» E Ken ••:y. imperinteDdent «rf fh** Urn —• Helpers Hosae. vbn «»ytltn»*«i •n. rnstrtntioii s needs, and r*- v;«wed th» work ;* the |«asl y^eat Aft»r the a*e*-ti«g Mrs •TuwW'i. Hoard a*d Mrs. E. L S • rfos1*-»»e* «t a *ea. m« mberm r< tbe ncmtm;>rnag •ee were Wtw F. N •r (asiraua. airs. Charle* ' ham. Mr* Har:-y Mmnvr Mr* L. ilaatibers. MT* > \*-tl. m*4 Mr». C*r1 i^acwrd Tb* tuarbexw «manner tn !-jd*d v-s 4*iaH T..-I. Mr* Cfcark-s > wtlna . •:>. .;*res»»e CmltSrrt. Mr* •* C - -•. as*i Mrs Cava %lm% • *r tbe rrvefUM* rqaaainte^ menr V v. K<htar Scinrartz. I-». Cltarlew i» Haaid. Mrs. E N Oltrivw Inc. r E Clarl.. Mr*. ^IwrV* Pimrwr. sad Mrs ATtea Ffcilhaw • Mi. aud Mrs. A.;.ed E. bartW-i;. mho are leaving here soou to make their borne in Germantomn. Pa. m-ere tendered a dinn r by a group of friends Oct. 2fi at the Hotel .Mc-Convilte. Otheis p;esen! mere Mt. and Mrs. Martin J. Kol- den. Mr and Mrs,. Henry C. Tyo. Mr. anu Mrs. Arthur J. Tyo. Mr and Mrs. I»aniel J. Mci , onvili»-. >!:. and Mr-. F Hugh I*: : s. -ir. and Mrs. Clarence W. Skelly. Mr. anfl Mrs. Lamrence G. Bovard. Mr. and Mrs. Homard Mooney. I*r and Mrs. Thomas 1>. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. George J. Madden. Mr. and Mrs John Hannan. Mi. and Mr.-. Kai|»)i Bom man of Massena. Mis.- Katb- .... . - - | leen O'Connor. Mis. Helen Me- Receive Honors r>ougan. Ms. J. E. R-trte W4 Brock- ville. Mi-s Helen Lyn( h Mr... A. M. Mcl^ellan. M:- JuTues F. AUin. FoUomir.c the dinner ar. enter- tammert mas riven. Mr atid Mrs. Ba-riett mere presented a s:'.\er 1i jy. Wedn-sday aft^-j-noon at 1 c>\» lixk tbe :^ague of Women V«te ; > pave a luncheon at the Hotel Crewcent kn honor of Mrs Bariert Mr Bart lett. who recen signed as chief errroeer au< rr:ende-nt of the Alcim«t .tr mil!, ha* taken a J»M\.I>: ].aper firm tc Creoiat- •>» •eubma* in :he • ..:iege and will go there this *• •tame bfr n« m duties At the regular meeting of Eure- ka Rebekah Lodge held Monday evening. Mildred Fay. DLstnct De- puty President, made her official ganized this group or girls and mill visit and mith her staff of off' »rs act as Troop comtni'fee chairman installed the newly eleced and ap- and obtain a >t»onsorinc committee, pointy! oftic-rs for the coming Miss Ann Marie Martin, who be- gan her Scout mork at the age of 10 ir Troop '•. mill be the leader of the mm group. She r^ma-ned in Troop 5 until she outrrem- the in ter- med it: v program and then rerumeri to it in the capacity of leader. M«-s. Bromn aiso organized Trc»op h and is its leao*- The n-wi> organized group mil! be under the jurisdiction of the Oc d*-ns!.urg Girl S< out Council. «>f m hich M-s. Pa'ton is commissioner. eiecJed officers installed 2 Local Girls Two coed.- from Ogd'-nsburg at S\ raruse l\r.:*ersity have been eie< »ed officers of their living cen- ters. Miss Lena Feiris. daughter of M: and Mrs Joseph Ferrus. 9\2 Ford St.. is secretary-treasurer of Clarke »uttage. M:«s F**rriii is a juni'-r in the College of P.usiness Administration, majoring m a<- countinr Miss Elizaheth A Knap, daurfa- ter of Mr and Mrs. Thomas Kr.ap. 4L'A Elizabeth S - . u- the fir»> rai»- tatt; for Genesee cottar* - Mi*s K r.a f of Ki: year. The were: Jer.r.ie Casselman. Noble Grand; Ler.a P.-^stor.. Vice Grand:.Anna Williams. Rerordir.g Se retary: Lcvn Evans. Financial Secretary: Mary Lavier. Treasurer. Anna Hi'.iis. Trustee for three years. The appointed officers are: Warden M; v ud Easter. Con- ductor. Hazel Loveless. Mus- ician. Barbara Silver. Right Supported Noble Grand. Flor- ence Sharp: let -Supporter ! Nohl*» Grand. Marcarite Bum- side: Chaplain. Emma For- tier. Ftirhf Supr>ort»d Vice Grand Carter: Left Suppnrer Vj. ° Elizabeth Mr.cheil; Inside Mr-. W::iiam Countrymans.' spon- Guardian. r>Iui Duran : Outside sored a \cry fine evening o: cares Guardian. Margaret Smith. at the K-.-.^hts of Columbus Club . __ Rooms Wcdnr- .ay evening. Ox Card Party Held Wednesdav Niftht Mabi ! Grand. Card games started at 8.15 and IS tables mere filled. There were two door ;»rizes. one going to Mrs Charles Delar.ey. and one to Mr.- George Ma'iomc. Jr. Bridge Mrs Fred Gagnon took high and Sth high mas won by- Mr- Etiyene Bean. Low was taken super- by Mr.s Httber- Ryan pap* r ir. Pmo'-hle. Mr* George Giibert - 'h a mas am-aroed high, and Mrs F->rr- ''.i rr: Zollrr the low and m Perirr r::gh to Mr- Edward Moriey and • •'» Mr- Mi iuael S.KVH. Committee Selected Bv Head re- -w 1 Mrs. Brown Gne^t pome TMCNI »rr am THE MOa»EFa»crarr r*imm* CiarpK af Qs^eavaasrat F'^sar; nam. Mix aa tradst. 1 Tw WaSaax. «r» la»' i* Cary. >« aa gajlR. fci lT«a ***** a»ca*aC- .egion Walter Sttckuey. rec»n'ly elect' ed commander of the Hanbndg*> Post \o «S of the American Le- gion, has announced hi* commit- tees for tbe coming year. Frank Rabetoy mras appointed <»errejmt at arms and Richard Olive named to welfare committee. Timothy O'Leary was apTK'.nted < hairman of the m*mber*hip eom- miti«-e. wfcirb consuoed rf Aa-en (W»ldmtm!»-. Ed car L. Sehwartx. Car- roll I* Weit and Francis P. Le- Htmr The bou^e cornmrrtee con cist* of »r\ Montgrnn«-y. chairman. Montgomery. Ljnm«a M^-n- • ha Sberrtt. E*mard Sovie. I- f^awartx and Ja*\pk \*ie ex*ertjua:m»Tit eorauitt- J. Harry Vermwan chatr- 'laiph Kf»hBr. F-a»k K*t+ >v nir.k A»o. Lee «c»i*ea imck •«• mitt Jrrii Jam*. v^race 1 ruscott Joins The Waves M:>s Gtrare m'ir* Tr--*oaa: «f N<-iolt na* been cnuslrd an tfap KAVES ane » new awaj-Jus. car- Ser* '-r rrpnr a* *e V f 58* vaJ T-nmr ***m m Whscan Gruiear ^e-w Tnrk OCT. 5>b> ap»tw4 fm eaalaaati i an Orn c Tnrk Cfir * ema**i, Tm»»e w*-» s* aa da* OTL.2L
