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4 ACTION BUYER'S GUIDE A Useful Summer of Y.M.B.Cians Who Desire to be of Service to Their Fellow Members: AUTO PAINTING & REPAIRING CO., INC.——Al. Jung 24-Hours Service UPtown 8400 1725 Dufossat St. COCKTAIL BAR——Larry Flynn Flynn's Cocktail Bar "Meet Your Friends Here" Air Conditioned 709 Common St. COAL——Calvin J. Doel Ramelli Coal Company For Your Every Coal and Coke Need Phone Raymond 6188 EMPLOYMENT BUREAU—— Soule College——George Soule Stenographers, Book Keepers and Office Assistants Phone JA. 1901 1410 Jackson Ave. REAL ESTATE——Alvin E. Johnson Homes, Investments, Speculation 608 Common St. RA. 3889 FLOWERS——Arthur Scheinuk Scheinuk the Florist Flowers of Supreme Quality JAckson 2600 2600 St. Charles Ave. FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE is easily attained through a Fidelity Income Reserve Plan.——See J. R. Matthews, Mgr. Fidelity Investment Association Resources $37,000,000 Canal Bk. Bldg. INSURANCE, General——Lawrence A. Stone STONE & KESSLER, INC. General Insurance and Surety Bonds Queen & Crescent Bldg. MA. 1051 ICE CREAM——Cliff L. Ganus Fortune's All-Cream Ice Cream Sold Exclusively by A. & G. Sandwich Shops INVEST IN—— Federal Savings & Loan Insured Shares Home Building and Loan Association 708 Maritime Building RAymond 1547 JEWELERS——Louis J. Bernard Bernard & Grunning Better Jewelers 108 Baronne St., 2nd Floor, Take Elevator LIFE INSURANCE——Frank S. Whitten The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Phone RA. 8691 Hibernia Building Grundmann's Attractions 316 Legendre Bldg. RAymond 9770 Madison Lumber Company Department Store of Building Materials 721 S. CLAIBORNE RAymond 1363 MARBLE-GRANITE——Charles B. Stewart Acme Marble & Granite Co. Memorials and Buildings Work 101 City Park Ave. GA. 3800 MULTIGRAPH——Circulars EARLE J. CHRISTENBERRY CLOTHING——Frank Frey GRAFF'S Fashion Park Clothing 908 Canal Street ASK FOR A FREE LIGHT METER SURVEY Study of the lighting of your business or home is part of the service we render. Trained lighting specialists, equipped with a Light Meter, which accurately measures the illumination at any given point in any room conduct the tests at your convenience. Ask for this free service, either to check your present lighting or to plan for illumination improvement. NEW ORLEANS PUBLIC SERVICE INC. RAymond 7751 OPTICAL GOODS——Sam Carleton Eye Physicians Prescriptions Filled Accurately and Precisely 708 Pere Marquette Bldg. RA.8093 PAINT——Varnish——Wall Paper—— EARL R. BERNHARDT N.O. Paint & Color Co., Inc. 700 Baronne Street SMOKE Blum's Aromatic Pipe Mixture LOZANO CIGARS Blum's Liquor Store 940 Canal St. Photostat Prints—— RAYMOND BASSICH RA. 4196. 826 Union St RESTAURANT——Jimmie Cooper Court of the Two Sisters Dine and Dance to Your Heart's Content 613 Royal Street Phone MA. 2880 RUBBER STAMPS——Morris Maret Ed Smith's Stencil Works Stamps : Seals : Stencils : Signs 426 Camp Street RA. 2129 SALES——FORD——SERVICE Sidney J. Gonzales, Jr. GONZALES MOTORS, INC. 801 Metairie Road SCIENTIFIC SURVEYS——H. L. McLean Reports, Examinations, Analyses and Legal Testimony Oleander and Dublin Sts. GA. 1501 SOAP AND SOAP POWDER—— Rudolph Ramelli, Inc. Calvin J. Doell Phone RA. 6188. New Orleans TYPEWRITERS——Howard Amann Amann Typewriter Company Sales——Repairs——Rentals 405 Camp Street RA. 5959 SIGNS——Homer W. Smith Smith the Sign Man House Painting 606 Gravier St. RA. 2938 PERSONAL LOANS——H. L. Mason Fulton Loan Service, Inc. Hibernia Bank 8203 Oak St. RA. 8485 WA. 1044 PRINTING- The Kind you want when you want it. QUALITY PRINTERS 2420 Cambronne St. WA. 5070 SHOES——Frank M. Schumacher Your Money's Worth and More in Schumacher Shoes Conveniently Located at 106 Royal St. Carl THE CLEANER JAckson 4600 ENGRAVING, PHOTO—— Walter Sauer New Orleans Engraving & Electrotype Co. Cuts : Stereotypes : Mats 509 Iberville St. MA. 4301 COLONEL GORRELL (Continued from page 1) aviation, dating back to 1914 when he transferred from the United Stated infantry to the Army Air Corps. He has represented the United States at more than 200 international aviation conferences and has been decorated by many governments in recognition of his valuable services in the promotion of aviation. "With attention focused as it is today on development of air defense and air transportation," declared Mr. Hamilton, "I consider the Y. M. B. C. extremely fortunate in securing the exclusive appearance of Colonel Gorrell. Long interested in aeronautics, the club has constantly fought to foster it." A native of Baltimore, today's distinguished guest received his education at Baltimore City college, West Point, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Norwich University. He holds memberships in the Society of Automotive Engineers, National Aeronautics Association, and the board of trustees of Norwich University. Additionally, he is a member of the exclusive Racquet and Tennis Club of New York, and the University and Country Clubs of Indianapolis, Ind. "Who's Who" summarizes his activities in part as follows: "Lecturer and member visiting committee, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; vice-president of Nordyke and Marmon Company, 1920-25; vice-president and director of Stutz Motor Car Company, 1925, president and director, 1929-35,president, director and chairman of the board, 1930-35, president, Air Transport Association of America, Chicago, at present. "With infantry, 1912-14 and transferred to Army Air Corps (formerly Aviation Section, Signal Corps), 1914. Lieutenant first Aero Squadron, San Antonio, Tex., 1916. Went with Punitive Expedition to Mexico under General Pershing. Promoted to captain, 1916. Sent by President Wilson to Europe as a member of Bolling Mission to visit Allies and to determine what aerial material should be bought in Europe and what should be produced in United States. "Officer of Air Service, A. E. F., and later assistant chief of staff. Took part in campaigns on all five fronts during World war. Made chief of staff, Air Service, A. E. F., with rank of colonel. Resigned from army, 1920. Decorated: Mexican Punitive Expedition, medal, 1916; 1918 Victory MEMBERS AIDED IN PAYMENT OF DUES ———— Seeking to facilitate the payment of dues by members of the Young Men's Business Club, Treasurer Alvin E. Johnson announced yesterday that a convenient table will be set up at the entrance of the Grand Ball Room today to receive dues. The following letter has been sent to those whose payments have fallen behind: "My records show that your dues for the current period, $4, have not been paid. I am sure this is an oversight on your part, and, feeling that you have an interest int he club's affairs, wish to quote Article 9 of the Constitution and Section 6 of Article 6 of the by-laws, respectively: " 'At all general meetings of the membership, 50 members of the club shall constitute a quorum. No member shall be permitted to vote upon any matter at any meeting unless he shall be in good standing.' " 'The term "good standing" as used in these by-laws shall apply only to those members who have paid their dues up to and including the current six months period'." —————— WINLING RECEIVES CASH FOR BOWLING ———— Harold J. Winling won first prize money of $1.50 Monday night for an average increase of 25 pins in the bowling tourney of the Young Men's Business Club, it was annournced by Al Heyman, bowling chairman. T. Zumwalt took $1 second money for a gain of 18 pins. A beer-shrimp party on March 30 will wind up the contest. Following are team stands at the conclusion of Monday's play: Team won lost pin av. Flashes ........ 13 5 706 Drakes ........ 11 7 680 Champs ........ 8 10 696 Bonds ......... 4 11 607 -------- medal, Distinguished Service Medal, U. S.; British Distinguished Service Order; French Legion of Honor. Author: "Study in Airfoils," 1917. Member Editorial Board, Journal of Air Law, Northwestern university." Colonel Gorrell's talk, "The Civil Aeronautics Act and Postal Service," will be broadcast from the luncheon over radio station WWL.
