Norman Woolett

"... “to hcr on it. She told him sric had kitchen. n muc more comfort ns she was attic five weeks. Clewett, a laborer, smuggled, very very weak indeed." Detective Norman Woolett said inwood- cigarets and magazines up a welfare worker backed up his court herc Thursday that hc asked to Mrs .Valentine. He even about Mrs. Valentine's the man suspected of ..."

"... he found the cha j r and a y ou ng woman sitting on it. She told him she had been in the attic five weeks. SUSPECT ANSWERS Detective Norman Woolett said in court here yesterday that he asked the man suspected of stealing the chair. Norman Clewett, who the gurl was. Clewett replied that she was his sweetheart. Mrs. Veronica ..."

"... were: Mr. J. A. Overdiep, Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Wyles, Mr. and Mrs. K. van Gessel ithe latter wearing black lace over pink marquisette). . Mr. and Mrs. Norman Woolett 'the latter in beige lace i . and Mr. L. Lord. Official guests entertained included: Mr. and Mrs. Claude Plowman, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Phippard, Mr. and Mrs. G. ..."

"... Herbert P. Fahler, Dominic Venza, wllllam J. Rowley Jr., William C. Frank A. Perry, John M. Emerson, Clyde W. Malone, Herbert E. McAtee, Robert ll Fishel, Manuel W. Pereira, Norman M. Woolett, John J. Kelly Eldred E. Andrus and Joseph D. Madeiros. Several of these candidates are veterans of this war. Following the meeting refreshments were served by auxiliary members with the ..."