Diminutive Drill -- Peering through a microscope, a General Electric instrument maker brushes away minute chips left by a one-mil (.001-inch) drill too small to be seen by the naked eye. To show the effectiveness of the tiny drill, GE precision instrument makers have not only split human hairs, but have drilled holes in hair and threaded one-thousandth of an inch wire through the holes. The drill is used in the company's General Engineering Laboratory for such functions as drilling fuel nozzles, leak orifices and X-ray apertures.

Loose-Wiles retail grocers, dinner at Statler

Taylor's Premium Cologne, Atlanta, Ga.

The time has come when we must part, the teardrop dims mine eye; How oft I've clasped thee to my heart with joy in days gone by! When first I saw thee I was sure, thou cam'st to me to stay, but nothing earthly doth endure - all things must pass away. How oft, in days forever past, my form thou hast embraced! Another takes thy place at last and clasps me round the waist. But such is life - we meet to part; in midst of change we dwell, I clasp another to my breast - old corset - fare thee well! A long farewell; a last caress; 'tis fates most stern decree, at last I've found true happiness - I wear the "R. & G."

Boston - N. End 1981 - Members of a band play during the procession of St. Anthony's statue during St. Anthony's Feast