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[BUSINESS |flffi niprf»M-^r| BUSINESS DIRECTORY RATES « minimum of five lines of space will be used at lOo per line for one [...rtion : 9c per line for two or more insertions. iMsruo RER0RT ANY ERRQR |MM|D|ATElY The publisher will be responsible for only one Incorrect insertion. rime Patriot reserves the right to edit or reject any copy received for jjubllcation. ¦; - AUTOS FOR SALE T»ONTIAC /SW TEMPEST V^r G. M. C. VAUXHALL ROBERTSON AUTO SERVICE Inc. Very Clean Used Cars 136 Barnstable Road Hyannis J Tel. SPring 5-0826 RADIOS ED G08SELIN ' RADIO - RECORD MUSIC SHOPPE 290 Main Street, Hyannis Tel. SPring 6-0060 Sales and Repairs HEIP WANTED FEMALE WANTED COTUIT CORRESPONDENT FOR THE PATRIOT Ask for Associate Editor REALTORS I WOODWARD-CARLSON Insurance Agency GENERAL INSURANCE 60 Barnstable Roa d, Hyunnls, Mass. Tel. SPrlng 5-0302 SEE ME FIRST WALTER I. FULLER REALTOR Main Street, Osterville Call GArden 8-2165 GEORGE W. MILLER REALTOR Tel. FOrest 2-3889 Indian Trail, Cummaquld Craigville Realty Co. Joseph J. Silvia Builder - Realtor • Notary Public Craigville Bench Road W. Hyannlsport SPrlng 6-3174 LEGAL NOTICE8 Commonwealth of Massachusetts Barnstable, ss. Probate Court To all persons Interested In the estate of BRIDGET S- WALLS, lat e of Barnstable (Hyannis), in said County, deceased. A petition has been prosented to said Court for probate ot a cer- tain instrument purporting to be the last will of said deceased by SALLY COOMBS, of 87 Pond Street, Barnstable (Osterville), in the County of Barnstable, praying that she be appointed executrix thereof without giving a surety on her bond, and further praying that said will may be proved and allow- ed without the testimony of sub- scribing witnesses. If you desire to object thereto yon or your attorney should file a written appearance in said court at Barnstable before ten oVlock in the forenoon on the 14th day of February, 1961 , the return day of this citation. Witness, KENRICK A. SPAR- ROW, Esquire, Judge of said Court, this 13th day of January, 1961. ALFRED C. KNIGHT , Register. (Jan. 19, 26,Fob. 2) MARGARET W. PERKINS This iteration , by the planning consultants whom BarnBtablo has engaged to make a (survey of the town , that "the character of the vil- lages must bo preserved" has Its provocatlvo aspects, and last night when 1 didn't feel llko sleeping, 1 mulled over Borne of them In a hap- hazard sort of way- In tho first place, these engineers, say "character ," in tho singular, by which I assume thoy mean the usua which I assume thoy moan tho usual rural characteristics of all villages, whether thoy bo on Capo Cod, in Vermont or Iowa or oven Pakistan. All villages are quiet , for instance; they have dignifloil old homos nnd shaded streots, wide lawns, rolling fields, and a genornl air of tho-world-well-lost. But then , us the wind shifted and tho rain stopped and a crisp cover of snow began to dust my own roadway, I roflectod that every vil- lage in Barnstable bonated Its own character and that , indeed , the vil- lages of Barnstable are vastly dif- ferent from those of Yarmouth, to the east, or Sandwich and Fal- mouth to the west. Whether tills by accident or design , I couldn ''. decide, , but certnlnly it Boomod moro than chonco that Yarmouth Port , with I( H mile of captains' homos, Blvoulil today be quiet and self-contained , not to say Intro- verted, with very little trade and nil industry. This village , from tho lime of 17th cunlury Iohnbod Paddock until late In thu 19th century, had boon homo port lor hundreds of BOII- farlng men. Such mon, however , bad built homes whom their fam- ilies could live while they sailed tho HOVOII seas und to which thoy could retire It thoy lived long enough. Yarmouth Port , I argued to myself had not oven a vostlglal memory of any t radition but of women and chlldron waiting for ships lo return and of 111011 return- ed from Iho sea. Not that llariiHlulilc hadn't also produced RH mariners, but not with the Hlngle-l nlmled devotion or Yar- molilli. BarnBtablo men had buon business teen or mull lirtomstoil In civic IIIIU pniltlcul affairs. By and large, I musod, only Bnrnatublo pro- duced augh harbingers of independ- ence us Junius oils , rather an" son; such cornerstones of civic con- science as Thomas Hinckley and Lemuel Shaw. It. didn 't HUUIII odil to ino, at ail , Hun Barnstable had been one of ibe first four counties when Plym- outh , greatly enlarged , had to IOOHUII her apron strings. Thero'B no other village, on Cape Cod with quite tho Hiimn Imposing hJl! dom- inating suit-bay Holds , cranberry marshes, end bnrbor. At 2 a.m., it seemed entirely logical that the hill hail made the men, anil the men tlin shiiv village . This kind ol' reflection, Imwover, was IntHcd mi townships, and I be- gun now tp tlilnli of tlm separate eliariiclfi 'H ui each village in Hum stable. If, UH 1 in- planning ongl- odors suggost, vlllagiis should pre servo thnlr clumiclor, should (lot each one take stuck of Its own. I got to thinking bow my brother In-law always said that tho reason Cotult hail only three corners was because It wasn't big enough for four- Well , It never bad boen. Until after 1800, there wero no moro than a half dozen houses In (ho whoio section that wo call Cotult , and there hadn 't boon a poBt office un- 1821. Thoro wasn't oven n ceme- tery until 1S19 when one was laid out to accommodate Azubah Handy, whose epitaph , by the way, com- memorates the fact: "My bosom frloml como hero nnd BOO "Where lays tho InRt remains of mo "When 1 tho debt of nature paid "A burying yard for mo was mado. " Hyannis, on tho other hand, had always boon a placo of barter and bustle. In 16KB , Nicholas DUV IB was given permission to "quietly enjoy a puree of land which ho siilth Yanno hath given him." On HI IH land , which lay along the west side of tho inner novo of Lowis Bay, Davis built a warehouse from which ho did a considerable busi- ness exporting pickled oysters to Connecticut and New York, Howvur , Davis continued to live on the north side of (own as-did most of tho other early "South Sea" mon. In 1708 there woro not more than a half dozou houses In Hyannis, and most of thesq were out toward Hyannis Port. As late as 1870, Indeed , a tourists' guide- book characterised Hyannis as the "jumplng-ort placo," where visitors camo hi take the Island boat or coasting vessels, loaded further south along the Atl antic seaboard, transferred tiioir cargoes to tho railroad for transportation Into tho Interior of New England. My father used to say prldofully In thu '20's that HyannlB would Boon bo Urn hub ol' the Capo , but , truthfully, It had alwayB boon. Hy- annis Port was u nothor matter, Hero , until the turn of tho proseiu century, had been most of tho maritime m-tivlly on the whole HOU l)i side or Cape Cod. Thanks to a breakwater which Major Pbln- noy of Hie Patriot characterised "« a "monument of human folloy," as ninny as a hundred vessels some- times rode at anchor at Iho Port. Changes in transportation and tho first laud boom , about 1870 , did Cor tho Port. 1 can remember Todd duller sighing, whou we'd curt him mil there after a high school dance, "God's country. And Qod's welcome to It. " In the '2U' s, we called that "l.onelyvllle ," and now look at It I looked ill l.on elyvllle III my mind's eyo as the night waned , and considered another point In this rocomuiendallon to "preserve the character of (ho villages. " At what point In limn iib oiili l one stop the clock ? My own feeling has been that we should have sloppoil tho clock of "Progress" many yours ago, bill II" It was not yet loo late, I lion II was certainly time to decide the character of oach Cape Cjofl village aim preserve R at once. I thought of Yarmouth port, with its miraculous survival of mi archi- tectural heritage , and of Hnililwli'li , making inicli valiant and expensive efforts i» orosorvo Itself, i thought of bow lucky Mai'Hlous Mills Is thai it. still retains u faint aura of its past as a pioneer In now almost- forgotten Industries And 1 thought proudly of llnruslable villa ge , still maintaining Its pulsating dignity UH the shire seal , with lis pll- hired courthouse and old cannon surveying from a hilltop thu salt marshes, the Common Fields whom the saltworks were , and the iinr- now , twisting harbor whurn, but for a blizzard which bllndoil tham to lis entrance , und sent llieiu on to Plymouth, thci Pilgrims might have nettled. Asa matter of fact, I concluded, us I put breakfast coffee on to drip, that I guessed J'rt look Into the "clinruetor of the vlllu geH " more thoroughly! CAFE COD SAMPLER LEGAL NOTICES LOST PASSBOOKS Notice Is hereby given lliul Passbooks, Nos. I)R47UHHorl WUH a Mallow Angel p ake, AI Ibn close or tho dninonstrutlon thu completed rood wus given lo some or the members present, und Urn, Everett ('.. Lowl* received the chops, Mrs . Albort 0, Morris re- ceived the peas, and cakes were given to Mrs. Howard Jackson and Mrs. Howard Whiting. Refreshments ware served by Mrs. (Joorgo Frost , 2nd , and her committee, Mines. Orson Tripp, Charles Ross, Frank Fisher and Howard Whiting. HYANNIS NEWS MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution ot the power of snlo contained in a cer- tain mortgage given by John Francis Hurley and Mary Patricia Hurley, dated July 9, 195(1, and re- corded with Barnstable County Deeds In Hook 940 , Pago 262 , of which mortgage the undersigned Is the present holder , for breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose or foreclosing tho sumo, will be sold nt public auction ut 11:00 A.M. on Friday , February 10, 1901 , on the mortgaged prom- ises in Barnstable (Hyannis), Barn- Btablo County, Massachusetts, all und singular tho promises do- scribed In said mortgage, to-wit: A certain parcel of land , with the buildings thereon, situate In Barnstable (Hyannis), Barnstable County, Massachusetts , bounded and described as follows : NORTHEASTERLY by Lot 2, IIB Bbown on a plan entitled "Plan of Land , Hyunnls , Capo Cod De- velopment Co.", Scale 1 Inch = 100 foct , dated March 21, 1922, Henry L. Archer, C. B,, which plan is duly filed with, Barnstable Deeds In Plan Book 11, Pago 103, ono hundred sixty-one and 03/100 (101.03) feot; EASTERLY by Winter Street , as shown on suld plan and us shown on a plan entitled "Plan or Rtdge- wood, Hyannis Mass., belonging lo Ernest S. Bradford , (loorgo B. Lewis . Thomas Otis, and Llndsey N. Oliver , dated 1924", and Mod with Barnstable Deeds, Plan Book II , Pago 41 , a total of one bundl ed lour (1 01) foot, more or less; SOUTHERLY by Lot 3 Block II , us shown on RUIgowood Plan, ono hundred eight (10H) reel , moro or loss ; I (J WESTERLY by Lot ,'t, Block II , »n shown on Rldgowood Plan , and by a portion ol' reserved parcel us shown on said Rldgowood Plan , lll'ty-seven (571 Toot , more or loss; 'SOUTHERLY by said reserved par- cel as shown on Rldgowood Plan llrty-lhrei! (50) feel , more or IOHS ; and WESTERLY by Ixit 12, as shown on the Cape Cod Development . Plan, sixty (00) lent, more or loss The above described premises constitute Lot No. 1, u* shown on tho plan or land lu Hyannis, Capo Cod Development. Co., Lot No. 4, as shown on plan ol- Rldgowood, Hyannis , belonging lo Ernest S. Bradford , el ul , und a portion of tho reserved parcel »« shown on suld Rldgowood Plan, For titl e BOO deed of Henry J. Nicholson, ei ux, duly recorded wllh Barnstable County Deeds, Book 948, Page 2S9. Ruformice Is made to Decree authorizing foreclosure of the real estuto mortgage by entry and pos- session und exercise of the power of sale, which Decree Is dated January 0, 1981, Case No. 20046 , Superior Court for Barnstable County. Said premises will bo sold sub- ject lo any and all unpaid tuxes , tux titles und municipal Bens, If any there be. Terms of Hale: Tea (10% I per cent of HID purchase price to be paid lu cash by the purchaser or purchasers at tho time and placo or salo Other terras to bo an- nounced at tho sale. INSTITUTION FOR SAVINtJH IN ROXBURY By: (i. Churchill Francis, President. ATTORNEY FOR INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS IN ROXBURY Herbert K. Humslker Eustman Building Falmouth , Massachusetts (Jan. 19, 20,Fob. 2) Commonwealth of Massachusetts Barnstable, ss Probate Court 38157 To all persons Interested In the estate or CHARLES RANDALL HURLER ! 11 , Into or Barnstable (Hyunnls), In said County, de- ceased. A petition has been presented to said Court for probate of a cer- tain Instrument purporting to bo the last will of said deceased by MARJOR IE W. BURLEIGH, of Barnstable (Hyannis), In the Coun- ty of Barnstable , praying that she be appointed executrix thorepf without giving a surety on her bond, and further praying that said will may bo proved and allowed without the testimony of subscrib- ing witnesses. If you desire to object theroto you or your attorney should file a wrltton appearance In said Court at Barnstable before ton o'clock in tho forenoon on the 14th day of February, 1961, the return day of this citation. Witness, KENRICK A. SPAR- ROW, Esquire, Judge of said Court, this 10th day of January, 1961. ALFRED 0. KNIGHT, Register. (Jan. 19, 26,Feb. 2) NEED MONEYTT But unable to work full time? Earn $50 or more per week representing AVON Cosmetics 4 to 5 hours a day. Money back guarantee. TV adver- tised. No pioneering—74 years in business. Customers waiting tor ser- vice. Phone or write— MRS. DOROTHY BRADLEY Hyannis—erring 5-9306 Box 101, Somerset, Mass. REALTORS ~ YEAR ROUND AND WINTER RENTALS DUDLEY & KERR Realtors COTUIT GArden 8-6929 CAPE COD REAL ESTATE INFORMATION CENTER SALES & RENTALS Route 28 Iyanough Road Hyannis Thomas M. Aylmer Evelyn Crosby SPrlng GArden 5-2645 or 5-1685 8-2469 H. W. ROBINSON REALTOR COTUIT, QArden 8-6564 Genieve C. Bearse Associate Mary P. Law REALTOR Centervllle, Craigville and WeBt Hyannlsport Main Street, Centervllle Tel. SPrlng 5-0865 ¦ REAL ESTATE Of Every Description Bought, Sold.and Exchanged JAMES A. WOODWARD Real Estate Agency Tel. SPrlng 6-0302 or 5-1217 SEE ME FIRST I LEGAL NOTICES ' MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL, ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the power of sale contained In a cer- tain mortgage give by Edward Gi Bearse, Jr., and Elaine Bearse to Brockton Savings Bank, dated June 28, 1955, and recorded with Barn- stable County Registry of Deeds in Book 912, Page 254, of which mort- gage the undersigned Is the present holder for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the puij- pose of foreclosing the same wlu be sold at public auction at eleven o'clock a.m. on tho 8th day of February A.D. 1961 , on the prem- ises described in said mortgage, all and singlar the premises described In said mortgage, to wit: ¦J The land with tho buildings ' .here- on situated In Barnstable (Cotultjl Barnstable County, Massachusetts, bounded and described us follows: Southwesterly by County Road as shown on a plan hereinafter men- tioned fifty-two and 00/100 (52.00) feet; Northwesterly by olhor land of Joseph II . Robello one hundred sixteen and 00/100 (110.00) feet; Northeasterly by other land of said Robello flfty-two and 00/100 (52.00) feet; and Southeasterly by a pri- vate way as Bhown on suld plan One! hundred slxtoen and 00/100 (110.00), feet. Said premises are muro particu- larly shown on a plan entitled "Plan of Land In Cotult , Mass. Property of JoBoph n. Robello", scale 1"—40', Everett 11. Hinckley, Reg. Land Surveyor, dated Dec. 1946, West Yarmouth . Mass. which plan Is duly rocordod In the Barn- stable County Registry of Deeds In Plan Book 76, Pago 43. For our tltlo see deod of (loorgo Frederick Savery ot ux recorded herewith. including as a part of the realty all portable or sectional buildings, furnaces, heaters, boilers, heating apparatus, oil burners and attach- ments thereto, plumbing, ulr con- ditioning equipment , mantels, gas and electric fixtures, screens, screon doors, awnings, storm doors and windows, and all other fixture s of whatever kind and nature at pres- ent contained in said buildings. •Said premises will be sold subject to all outstanding tax titles, unpaid taxes and assessments. Terms of Sale: Six Hundred Dol- lars ($600.00) to be paid In cash by the purchaser at the time and place of the sale and the balance to be paid within ten days ot Brockton Savings Bank, No. 1 North Main Street, Brockton, Massachusetts. Other termB to be announced at 11,0 BROCKTON SAVINGS BANK By Malcolm B. Norcross, Treasurer Present Holder of Said Mortgage. Keith Reed & Wheatley, Attys. 231 Main St., Brockton , Mass. (Jan. 12, 19, 20) LOST 'PASSBOOKS Notice Is hereby given that Passbooks, Nos. 4714, 16118, 24266, 24259 , 24743, 24990, 24998, 26078. 25088, 25149 , 26166, 25216, Issued by Hyannis Trust Company, have been lost or destroyed and that appHca- tions have been made to Hyannis Trust Company to issue duplicate books in accordance with Chapter 590, Section 40, Acts of 1908. (Jan. 5, 12, 19) REAL ESTATE BRYDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY Across from Sandwich Post Office _Sagamore 279 — 244-W LAKE AND OCEAN REALTY LISTINGS WANTED Box 662 Centervllle , Mass. """LEGAL NOT ICES 30367 Reg. Commonwealth of Massachusetts LAND COURT To the Town of Barnstable, a municipal corporation located in the County of Barnstable and said Commonwealth ; Benjamin Qrassl, J. Louis Lorraln , Helen L. Lorraln, Frederick E. Armstrong and Theda Armstrong, nil of said Barnstable; Herbert D, Shuart and Richard Dykstra, Jr.. both of Ramsey, In the State of New Jersey; Cape and Vineyard Electric Company, a duly existing corporation having an usual place of business In said Barnstable; New England Tele- phone and Telegraph Company, a duly existing corporation having an usual place of buslnoss In Boston, in the County of Suffolk; aild to all whom It muy concern : Whereas, a petition has boon pro- sented to suld Court by Jenny K. Gegan of said Boston, to register and oonllrin her title In tho follow- ing described land: A certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon, situate In said Barnstable , bounded und described as follows: Westerly by Phlnney's Lane 1767.05 feot; Easterly by land now or formerly of Owners unknown 1759.00 feet: Southerly by land now or formorlv of owners unknown .474.57 foot. Excepting und excluding from the nbove described lund Lot 3, Block 15; l/)t 2 Block C; Lot 3 'Block B and Lots 2 and 4, Block E, as shown ou u plan hereinafter mentioned. Petitioner claims , the fee In 'Wdqnanupt AvenilS, Aurora Ave- nue, Laura Road, Sunrise Road and Westglow 'Street , subject to the rights of ull persons lawfully en- titled thereto, In and over the same; and denies the existence of any rights, public or prlvato over the wood roads shown by broken linos over Lot 3, Block A and Lot I, Block 1), as shown on said plan ; and admits said land Is subject to easements to Cape and Vineyard Electric Company ami Now Eng- land Telephone and Telograph Company, dated June 27, 1968 und recorded in Book 1012 , Pago 26(1. Tho abovo described land is Bhown on a plan tiled witii said peti- tion und all boundary lines tiro claimed to be located on the ground ns shown on said plan. If you desire to make an objec- tion or defense to suld petition you nr your attorney must file a written appearance and an answer under oath, sottihg forth clearly nnd specifically your objections nr (lis- fense to each part of sold petition, in the office of the Recorder of said Court In Boston (at the Court House), or In the off len of the Assistant Recorder of said Court at the Registry of Deeds at Barn- Ktublo In tho County of Barnstable where u copy of tho plun filed with suld petition is deposited , on or be- fore tho twentieth day of February next. Unless mi appearance IB SO mod by or for you your default will be recorded, the said petition will Ire taken as confessed and you will be forever barred from contesting said petition or any decree entered thereon. l Witness. JOHN E. FBNTON. Esquire Judge of said Court, this twenty-eighth day of December In tho year nineteen hundred and sixty. Attest with Seal of said Court- (Seal) MARGARE T M. DALY, Recorder. Henry F. Smith 242 Main St., Hyannis , Muss. Atty. for the Petitioner. (Jan, 5, 12, 19) L08T PA8S BOOK Notice is hereby given that Pass Book No, 4885, Issued by the Chat- ham Trust Company Savings De- partment has been lost or destroyed and that application has been made to the said Chatham Trust Com- pany to Issue a duplicate book In accordance with the requirements of Section 40, Chapter 690, 1908. (Jan. 5, 12, 19) . L08T PASSBOOKS Notice is hereby given that Passbooks, Nos. SS-950 and GI-309 , issued by Sandwich Co-operative Bank, have been lost or destroyed and that applications have been made to Sandwich Co-operative Bank to issue duplicate books In ac- cordance with requirement* of Gen- eral Laws, Ter Ed., Chapter 167, Section 20. (Jan. 6. 12, 19) AUTO SAIES AND SERVICE CAPE COD AUTU RADIATOR WORKS, INC. Established 1929 Body and Fender Work Complete Auto Painting Radiator Repairing Telephone : SPring 5-0858 West Main Street, Hyannis iHOMEM AKER'S NEEDS OSBORNE'S REFRIGERATION SERVICE Authorized Westinghou.se Dealer Domestic and Commercial \ Refrigeration ' Sales and Service Route 28 West Yarmouth Tel. SPring 5-0213 JACK'S SPORT SHOP 100 North Street, Hyannie Your Bvinrude Dealer INSTRUCTION JOB SECURITY can be yours by preparing now for coming Civil Ser- vice Exams. For Information write NATIONAL TRAINING SERVICE Box No. 16 , Patriot Office MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAIE ROBERT F. HAYDEN GENERAL CONTRACTING Building Moving and Flaking Complete Line of Building Parte Falmouth Avenue, Cotult Tel. GArden 8-6380 ' M A R T I N ' S ~~ Cakes - Pasterles - Cookies Breads Rolls Special Pasterles For All Occasions 276 Main Street , Hyannis Tel. SPring 6-0820 WeBt Dennis EXeter 8-2621 THE WALLPAPER SHOPPB , Home of Fine Wallpapers ' Window Shades, Curtains Drapery Materials 302 Main Street Hyannis Tel. SPrlng 5-1765 USED BUILDING , MATERIALS Cape Lumber and Salvage Co. Route 28 SPrlng 6-2266 SERVICES JORDAN SIGN CO. ALL TYPES OF SIGNS Truck Painting and Lettering "Specializing in Only the Best" West Main Street, Hyannis Tel. SPrlng 5-1952 __ Feef-Hard-To-Fit? SHOE FITTING PROBLEM? Phone SPrlng 6-4637 for Appointment EDWARD N. STAMES Hyannis, Mass. OLOUGH & HIGGINS GENERAL TRUCKING Gravel • Cinders - Rubbish Hauled Excavating and Cesspool Cleaning 302 Main Street, Hyannis Tel. SPring 5-1179 JOHN A. COLLINS BUILDER Building - Remodelling - Repairs REAL ESTATE Centervllle, SPrlng 6-2383 MURRAY'S FUEL OIL SERVICE, INC. Heating Oils Service - Quality - Satisfaction Dennis Port, Mass. Phone EXeter 8-2408 Metered Ticket Printers R. B. CORCORAN CO. Plumbing and Heating Supplies Iyanough Road, Hyannis Tel. flPrlng 5-6818 CAPE COD SECRETARIAL " SCHOOL Typewriting Mimeographing AH Public Stenographic Services Call Day and Evening Tel, SPrlng 5-1372 ] w Ocean Street, Hyannis ~~ H. M. MESBRVB CO. INC. The Finest in OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES 3»8 Main Street, HyannlB Tel. SPrlng 5-0433 THE PATRIOT PRESS ,. „, PRINTING M Pleasant Street Hyannis Tel. SPrlng 5-2446 ALTON ROBBINS, JRT CEDAR STREET, HYANNIS Tel. SPrlng 6-1162 ' „ Carpenter Work Everything from doore adjusted - to new homes. MEMBERS WANTED ty poreon who served In the ?™ed Forces during the following «»tes, world War I, April 6, 1917 » November 11, 1918; World War !\.?Sember ?. 1941 to September ISM ,B> ¦* * Korean War, June 26, or0S, to ^ a, y 2r ' WB8. and was hon- XJrtly discharged, is eligible to be- J*™6 a member of the American wgton. call C, P. Bfareellne. Tel "Prlng K.j7na