Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 21

AUTOMOTIVE JIUTOMOTIWC ANNOUNCEMENTS Private Bleacl A wad KI.8TON Entered into rest on Saturday, June 10. at his home in Hoffman Irondequolt, Alfred .1. Elstnn. He is riir-vlvcd by a daughter. Mrs.

Harry Veiih; one son. Arthur W. Klston two brother. 2,000 MEDINANS HAIL ARRIVAL OF BOND BARGE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. Rochester, N.

V. INFORMATION CLASSIFIED RATES on-Commercial anh Kates One Three Seven Day Days Days 10 words or lesa f0c St. 20 $2.15 11 to 1.) words 750 J1.S0 $3.65 KHiHTS liKSKRVED "In order fo study the serious military issues involved, this court hereby declares an adjournment for the day!" 250 Italian Prisoners Aid At Seneca Ordnance Depot Iiomulus More than Italian prisoners of -war are working at the Seneca Ordnance Depot here, it was learned yesterday. The prisoners, all trainees, who arrived a few days ajjo, are housed on the depot property. For each word over 15 add 3c 12c 25c Above rales apply only to Rochester and surrounding towns.

Ratea outside thia territory are Be per word dally. 6c Sundays. tun-Commercial Charge ICnlea One. Thrrn Sevei Day Daya 10 words or less oc 11 lo 1.. words $2.25 For each word over 15 add 6c 15c Juc Cash raten allowed It bill la paid within 7 duvs ot bllllnii date.

TUN DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE maintains a stair of trained lor the preparation of cltt.se-ified advci tisemeni copy. There is no extra charge tor the service. Want Advertisements To Main 7400 ANNOUNCEMENTS Entertainment odge Grill 1179 Lyell Ave. "Babe Ca- hit 1" and orchestra. Saturday nights.

Glenwood 7291. JUJluylJ 1roli'sbimial Floor allows lor banquets, private parties, (tags. Charles Kramer Theatrical Agency. Cuticr Stona W92. 30Junela l.nst and Jnun(t.

Strayed 6 Vuti, Wiieel Irfist, on Route 31, near Wayne County line; reward. Huff Pon-ttsc, Ka ir port, N. V. 7 1 7 laick Cat. Lost in neighborhood ot Ciin- ton Avenue North and St.

Paul Boulevard; reward. Glenwood 4 426-R. 720 oston Terriers Females LostT Onion St. section. Please call tone934 return to 57 fcouth Union St.

721 Jsuncrtiy broucii Lost; Monday mgnt. Reward. Four small diamonds. Glenwood :1028. 7 1 6 locker Spaniel Blauk, lost, emale, 4 months old, near Highland Hospital.

Reward. Dr. F. S. Craig, Hilton, N.

Y. Phone S3. locker Spaniel PuppyLost Black, seven months old, male, without collar or tag; vicinity. Shoreham Drive and Clover Rd. Answers to "Sniffy." Hillside 10M.

720 lyeglasjies- On Main St. or Genesee bus, In Whelpley Paul brown Call Hill. 2151. Iound Fishing tackle box; vicinity Grand View Beach. Charlotte 1875-R.

720 Iound Billfold, containing sum of money. Call after 4 p. m. Mon. 3056-R.

135 Asbury St. 314 (old Kimmed Glasses In case, lost. Re- ward. Genesee 316 I andbag Lost Red, in Pittsford, oon- 1 tainin money. Reward.

Pittsford 127-M. 316 I ersian Cat Gray, lost Friday. Return 84 Lyndhurst St. Reward. 1 urse Lost, black, wooden handle, vicin--1 ity South Park.

Contained important Paper. Mary Valente. Stone chanYr Per Lady's, maroon, lost, keep- sake, nowntown Saturday p. m. Re.

ward. Culver i.S;ir-w evenings. 318 ici.tlle Strayed, dark brindlei mmi l2 WeUater named "Topper." Culver 3623. 721 Sweat er Lost, man's, valuable, Genesee Valley Park Diamond No. 1.

Reward. 1130 Wegman Rd. Genesee 5568-R. 720 Xirristwatch Ladies, lost between home and Regent Theater, 415 Sawyer St. Genesee 1019.

Reward. Vl'rist Watch Lost, diamond, between Cortland and Hotel Seneca. Friday night. Liberal reward. Room 5o6, Horel Seneca.

721 'ristwatch Lost, man's, pink gold; reward. 11 Roth St. 717 Horse, chestnut mare, small. Sunday. Floyd Fisher, Williamson.

315 Monuments and Cemetery Lots 1 rmnriul Stones -See our Bros. Co. 1120 Mt. Hope Ave Monroe 72. Mg IVrnnrmls 7 A A ny girl in trouble and Tri need of a friend, call or see Mrs.

Major C. Brunner. Salvation Army, el Norm Main 4543. Business Personals 8 Vntique Jewelry Bought and eold; gold teeth, watches 6llver. diamonds.

Levinson's. 48 North t. 1 Vanionds Bstates, bought, sold, ap-pralsed: excellent reference. Fisher, 722 Mercantile Stone 347. iamonds Watches, any size, any con dition, highest prlcea paid, gold or gold filled.

Barton Gold Co 202 Burke Bldg I reses Jiuit returned from New York with beautiful slimmer model, real values; (-beers, cottons silks, bembergs, stunning black creations, two places, sun-backs with boleros, etc. Junior, half, larger sizes. Zweig s. 21U Rottedale, off Monroe, Monroe 2208-W. Open till 9:30 -ind Sundays.

721 Ilectrhl Shavers All makes sold, re-- paired! Fair prices! Klectric Razor Service 50 Stone St- Main 2161. Iyes Examined Glasses fitted. Dr. R. E.

Sweeting, registered optometrist in charge at Gamler's Jewelers, 104 Fast Main, cor. North Water. Credit cheerfully extended 1 funerals At reasonable priresT aervice and quality unexcelled. C. 13.

Ken-nedy. 1601 K. Main St. (t old Silver, platinum bought 'oTcOeweP ry, watches, dental bridges, crowns; estates appraised. Swift's Gold Shop, 72 Spring St.

Kst. 1882. I achinclesa Permanent Glveninyour home; complete guarantee. Oenesee 7969- R. 220x2-7 permanent Waving And hair dyeing in your home.

15 years' experience. rninces, i uiver B-4 21 it mnmage Sale-- Bargains galore" Large variety. Main St. K. 717 it ummage Sale Monroe 12- 16.

216 West Main Street. 214 Oave! About half on yard goods; silks, woolens, cottons, drapes, slipcovers. Manhattan Silk Store, 381 K. Main, next to Wegman's. I lghct prices paid for old and diamonds.

See us first. Gamler's. 101 Main K. Unwanted hair, warts, moles off, trialT F.VeS. a tin ITrann.

-1 .1 nt Clinton Ave. Stone Vuiumer Bedding Sale, from factory-to you; crib, cot and all sizes, mattras.ies Flower City Bedding. 25a Hudson Ave. Stone fi063. I adies shoes, factory returns, unrationedT nymouth corner Lyell, Main 4262.

40June21 4 nnual Sale: 2.500 vd vir Reduction to 33 1-3. British Ameri-can Woolen 43 East Ave. 816 TjT'xchange your mayonnaise Jani Tor Trynoski mayonnaise. 766 30Julv NOTICE TO BIDDERS Xotice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Division of Purchase and Supply, an citv jIal a. m.

June 21st. on the 2.r0 cubic vard.t of Class ready mixed concrete for It VV Maint. Operation. 2.500 ft. fire hose, less counlinp's fur ne All bids must be endorsed with the title of the work to which they relate, the name of the bidder and his residence, and must be accompanied by a certiiicd check of amount as specified in proposal to insure the execution of contract if awarded.

All bids will he upon and in conformity with bidding sheets and specifications, which will he furnished by the undersigned after June 13th. FRED W. ERETH. Purchasing; Agent. 613.14 2t.

3 Automobiles for 1ly mouth '41 special tudor, xtraa. 3- Motors. 626 W. Main. "D'li eve i' heater.

epotTTiP fogilght. 4 fine tires; runs fins, ''-Standard Branch. 797 W. Min. mouth lull four-doer dan.

rad.o. heater, defroster; in perfect eemditim. LI be rty Oil. 1441 tMnton T2' fflymouth 1935 four -door, ee'J eha-- 217 Hudson Ave. Ilymouth 1941 siatton wagon.

No prior -ity. Bargain. Cafran. 730 Univer'T Ave 21 I lyraouth Chrysler and other makes, low prices, excellent condition. W.

Fields Inr 157 Court. 1938 coach, good et of nl-e runner. Cool Chevrolet. 360 Cut-ve- ltd. IT 1rTmoift TT! Plymouth! rtymoutb I I four-dtor sperm! deluxe sedsn.

fcan-1 1 fill dark maroon finish, real aood mt at 'pre-war tires. Look and run like rew. Also 1'MI two-door eedan. fully 4utpp'f (choice of three J941 aedenst also 11 four-door eedan. 1938 two-drmr eta.

1937 two-door eedan A It care in ertint. condition with reel good eet ef euber. Finest stock of Plymouth In the eitT. Texas Mrdors, 777 Monroe Ave. Open eves until 9 4 Ivlymouth 1941 special deluxe eiub coupe.

Radio and heater. Car cannot be told! from new. Kincher'. 18 Sou'h Iiontiac 1941 "Torpedo" four-door sarlan. very low mileage, car Just in.

side and out. McEvoy Motors. 55 lliam Ave. 1)ontiac 1941 deluxe torpedo, 17,000 mile; radio, beater. Cadillac, 333 East Ave.

driven; Vai'-r 3-14, Xontiac 1941 touring 4-door sedao. radio, heater, white eidewaJI tires, very car. Altman. 13u Lake Ave. Opea iontlac 1941 U'tior.

radio, heater. Tlior-oughly reconditioned and guaranteed. Buy wllh continence from Sergeant Mntir 727 Kast Main. 44 ioiitlac Six -1941 two-door. Rani ard heater.

Color maroon. Car Hke firm. throughout. Flncher 18 stouts Unff 1ontiae '38 elx fordor sedan, a owner ear in A -on condition. rd.

many extras; bargain. Bancroft s. 33 ftn-son St. lontla3 1941 4-door. 2-tnne grey.

white sidewall tires, extra good Altman. 150 Lake 1)ontlac '41 Streamliner sedan co-ie. General tire, radio, extras. Standard. 629 W.

Main, open eves. II 1ontiac '41 tudor. radio, beater, extraj. $1,198. Standard, 626 W.

Maia lt' rjontlac '40 tudor, radio, pre-war tire, extras. Standard. 616 W. Main. 3 I ontiac 1911 sedan, very good tlon; private owner.

Genesee St. 72" I ioiitlac 1940 luxe six, two-door. Heater. Five good tires Car Ml an A-1 mechanical condition. Flncher's.

I South Union. 4, Tfontiaca! Pontiaca! Fonuaca! XS41 "Streamliner" sedan coupe. BeBUaJ, maroon finish, radio and heater, a 19 Wi- mile car; also 1941 black touring sedan: with only 14,000 mile, fully equipped. 1940 two-door eedan. 1939 two-door sactan In stock.

We believe we have tie a eest stork of Pontiaca in the city. Drop and look them over. Texas Motors. Ttt Monroe. Open eves, until 9.

fi-Oterns-Knight Good condition, low mi'e-- age, reasonable. Hli'id 1690. TJnl Jtudebaker 1o Champion 2-doo-. $195. Altmin, 150 Lake Ave.

Opea eT 5 tudebaker Champions. 1941s. 4-dour -dan and coupe. Both of the ea-ej have exceptionally low mileage. The cleanest in the city.

Spike' Motors, lid Hope Ave cor Alexander. "At the Eo sign" Tf Ciudetiiiker- "llcUtor IQo.r trunk edn. extras, nnniwl fmm'-t good tires; bargain t3N. Slanlard slraari 797V. Mnw.

Oiri eves. 31 tudebaker '40 Champion-tucfor. motor, radio and heater, HS. Standard Branch, 797 W. Main.

S' tudebaker 1941 Commander 9: Sky-way Two-tone paint. A real buy. Fincher 1 South Union. 4, tudebaker 1C35 eedan, radio. Cui.

1309-J after 4 tudebaker 1940 coupe, foT Ti condition: two new tlrei- $375. WTI-11am J. Conlor, 77 Wolcott Rix. 7' tudebaker '40 club eedan. excellent tires.

2-tne tlnish. absolutelr ewt-Jess. Monroe Auto Kales, 293 South Ave corner Howell. s4 Otudebakeiwi94T Champion coacti. grvt tires, a real clean ear.

Judge's. Lake. A'illys--f9'4rnrcynnder sedan7llk real ga mileage on this "1v at Simmon and you will see th Simmon Motor Corp. 339 Ave. st.

Vflne aelection Of slightly used 14Z cars. Buick. Ford. Chevrolets. P-w- -tlacs and OldsmobUe.

Yon mar be for one of these. Whiting-Buick. 341 East Are. 719 An to Tires tlas Grade 1 tires; factory me-hod, vulcanizing. Allen Tire acd ToiCA-- izlng 3)0 Clinton So.

(Noodyear 6.00-19 recap, $5.50, expart tire repairing and recapping. Goodyear Service. 188 South Ave Ante Track and Tractor TSUJvI m-ton with stake brxiy: 1 gixMl condition; $395. 92S Genesee T7.I "lrd -I93l) Vi-ton pickup, special kr- gain. Meacham Pontlac.

pittsford N. Y. Telephone Hillside 28 I nternational 1938 panel truck, excellent tire, good shape throughout. Hawse. 430 Monroe Ave.

720) A rilk "truck Stand up! WrT3 Ha.rr:eH Wheaton, 3t Meigs Pt. l'hite Gasoline Truck 1.00O ga.m tank, duplicate parts. 13 tires. oa Ijke Ave. TT 9 I udmn." International Truck Dea.er.

'1982 Ridce Rd new It, 3-ton Internationals available: br.ng CP, cert if lea te led truck and nodie 719 Trailer a Clontlnentals Gliders, new 1944 trod Clark -Princeton, 1339 BcottevlUe Rd. Genesee 7178; open evee Sundays. (Uee-t trailer bought and soldi. 719 JfWiatSj Motor, nppllee 1 ell Sanders Rented, sold. sVchoeaaeit.

605 Norton. Stone 4901. Ivlnrude Motor agency, fart and s.p- pile. Expert service. Towner.

"It University Av ohnson Outboard motor pillows. Are ttngulsher. 97 Garson Ave 719 Outboard M-itors To rent, gasollnsup-plled. Summervilll Sporting Charlotte 599. 719 (allboat ifaed." cat nice Meyer Bot 1333 Sf P-t.

sed outboard motors. Mann hardware. cushions, paint, paddles. accesor-ii. etc Rochester Marine 92 Cor-and Johnson Motor: Authorised factory sr-ice The only one in Koene'r.

Opto) 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. Mane Co 92 Cortland.

riwenly-0ve-fjot Garwood'runabout. h. p. Scrlppa motor, excellent ernd tion; 22-foot Garwood runabout. Thrr.er motor, excellent condition.

Hadcock Haven, N. Y. Phone 2392. T1A Mntoreyelee Bleyrlee Cloodyear Men's ana ladies' latest a-9 sign lightweight bicycles. $.

Goodyear Service. 189 South Are. II arley Davidson 1932 74 modal ftv I 1935 motor. Good looking cycle fee $199. Altman.

150 Lake. 21 ljlcyclcs And repairing, accesaortea. T-rw and tubes. Rochester Hat ley DaTldec-i 1 19 West Main. rjtowner'e for new and osedTbicrclesL 71 0 l'nlvrity Ave Mil pay bigh spot cuh iof matofcytues.

any make, any year. Ca4 aleacisain Pontlac. Hillside 2888. Riding! Yeah! Rent Sam's bicyciae aalir for 25c. tandems 5e Mam Bstv H.

CHntoa. Branch. 219 ttcotuvii: Roa. Gen. 7804.

3:30 dally and 9 to 9 Satnrrtar- Sunday. Closed Mondays. 3oJunif Bicycle -Girl's, 24 Inch, pre-war. gI Condition 137 Monro An mttmr 1 m. Ranted: Girl's bicycle.

In good cocf- tlon. Culver 1129-R. after 4. JIT tan's pre-war good cr.d!; 'hlloon tires, good paint Job, Apply 437 Selye Terraee 72 1 lccie; New and used. Lres.

tusT part. Dunne's. 371 Jeffereon. Wanted A atnertofUe 2 4. Arnold! With Dake! Wants eara Will par top donr.

1 Routh opp. Monroe, or call M-t B785. 71 4 Spectoi- wn: buy any make sir model 1939-1942. We like them end are wtlllnr to pay may price. 94 Hope.

jRtorie 3564. J. Dorscheld Needs Cadll'ss. ijt-V Hudaone. Buicks.

730 Unlverrrr Monroe 4403. 314 4 bebree 424 Ridge af" DeweyfVars" bought and sold Btoo here twforej you sell. Glenwood 2676. Opea racirg 14'9 Mocheiter Democrat and Chronic! )f Tuesday. June 1J, 1144 Business Personals 8 Injoy foot comfort, Tred-alre cushioned arch supports, appointment.

Culver 29J.VM. 720 Samples and cancellation shoes, for the entire family. 221 North open evenings. Tit I atherfne-KV' Corset snop; laundry, alterations: all makes. Hut Temple Stone 323S.

720 AUCTIONS Auctioneers. A action Sales 12 Imanuel Levy Auctioneer tt estates and homes of furniture. Ksiabllshed 23 years). For best results phone Main 4376 T. Shoolman Auctioneer.

For Mores, merchandise, fixtures, machinery, etc. Stone 7039. TX2-3-4 Iouls VVnKOer Auctioneer! estates, antiques, stores Homes, Fixtures, merchandise, etc Main HMi'i. Iouls J. Glascr All 1915).

Stone 5352. loser Auctioneer; (eUhllshed B18 iicITon, Tuesday, June 13th at 2 p. Very fine home modern furniture, at 32S5 De-vey below Stone Road. 3 piece living room eulte. 9x15 pattern rug, floor lamp.

Sliver Tone radio, toot stool, mirrors. 9 piece walnut dining room suite, desk and chair. 5 piece chrome breakfast set. Prosperity white table top gas range. 4'i cubic foot General F.Ieefric refrigerator.

Hoover vacu-jm cleaner, drop head sewing machine, orange squeezer, indirect lamp, 8 rug, hall runner, ctudio couch, pair maple combination twin and bunk beds, mattresses, coil f-prings. pair metal twin beds complete, maple dresser and chest, bookcase, pin up lamps, child's roll top desk, modern baby carriage, 2 maple high chai'S. maple crib, 2 piece maple set. child's sand box. metal porch chair, children's toys all kinds, ball bearing lawnmower, garden iiose, step ladder, garden tools.

100 fruit Jars, some canned fruit, kitchen utensils, dishes, in everything you would expect to find in modern home like this. Party going to California. Kverythlng to be sold tor lust what It brings. All goods must be removed immediately after sa.e. Irwpectlon day of sale at 1 p.

m. Louis G. Wagner. Auctioneer. Main 214 Vtiction: Tuesday, Juno 13, 1:30 p.

at the sales and warerooms. 12-14 Aqueduct fJt (off 29 K. Main, near Four Corners): large fine lot of modern house hold furniture, furnishings and effects consigned from private homes and from storage consisting of: Beautiful nine-piece walnut vjueen Anne dining room suite, with oblong table: mahogany Chippendale knee-hole desk, ivory Red Cross 2-4 comblna. ion range, blue studio couch with maple arms, three-piece mohair overstuffed living room suite, two mahogany bedroom suites, 46 beds, complete with dressers, very fine Chippendale Ivory and mahogany eight-piece dinette suite, table, six chairs and buffet; two antique chests, two oak book cases. 48-volnme Harvard Classics, volumes by Richards A Hubbard, Chamber'a encyclopedia and other books, two nine-piece modern walnut dining room suites, complete with oblong tables, slightly used; rust davenport and chair, three-piece velour living room suite, odd dressers, chests, vanities and chlfferobes, two five-ulece porcelain breakfast sets, two stationary tubs.

3-3 4 ft. and 4-6 beds, springs and mattresses, table and floor lamps, maple vanity and bench, telephone table and bench, occasional and odd chairs, gateleg, occasional and end tables, steel utility cabinets, walnut table model radio. Philco radio, Poole alnut upright piano, room size and scatter rugs. Stanley mitre saw, vise, large lot of linens, bedding, dishes, silverware, kitchenware. etc.

The above Is a good lot for all interested buyers, and positively will be sold for Just what brings. Available parking stations adjoin premises, chair seats of buyers in large spacious warerooms. Emanuel Levy, Auctioneer. Main 4376. 214 AUTOMOTIVE Auto Accessories.

Parts 15 Vuto Parts For good used ones call Schuher Auto Tarts, 858 Lyell. Glen. B775. Closed Sundays. JT ioul "Covers Covers'for all lata rifodela.

Bay Sales, 374 Bay. 715 ne pair olack 1940 Plymouth eklrts. 5 Ritz St. 316 Automobiles for Sale 18 1uick 1939 four door eedan, model '41' four fine tiree, original finish and mohair upholstery like new. Standard Branch.

797 W. Main. 315 uick 1932 Good comlitton. Excellent tires: heater. Monroe 368.

721 "uick '41 sedanef; ITgHt green finiso, I tires and car nearly new. Standard, 626 W. Main, open even. 315 ljulck '41 gold plated 4-door. 9,000 ac tual rnlli-s: extras Standard, 626 W.

315 Main, open eves uicE '40 super 4-door sedan, radio, ex- tras. Standard. 626 W. Main. IVilclfTi siiper-T-door, 2-tonei radio" nearly new.

Standard, 626 W. Main. 315 four door cdan7-black fin- Ish, low mileage. Meacham Pontlac, Pittsford, N. Y.

Telephone Hillside 288. uick 1937 four door eedan, with four new tires. Meacham Pontlac. pitts ford, N. Y.

Telephone Hillside 2886 Juick 1941 special sedanette. Heater. Five new tires. An outstanding buy. Flncher's.

IS South Union. 314 uick 1941 super sedan, two-tone gray. radio and heater, good tire, new-car guarantee! Whiting-Buick, 342 East Ave. 714 liuick! Buick! Buick! 1941 super club coupe, real good set of rubber, radio and heater, spotlight, etc. Also 1941 sedanette.

special series: 1941 special four-door sedan, or two-door sedan; also 1939 special two-door sedan and a special 1938 two-door sedan. All ears are In nice condition with a good act of rubber. Drop in and look them over. Texas Motors, 777 Monroe Ave. Open eves.

9. 514 IJuick 1941 special sedanette, A-one con-" dition. low mileage and price. Bancroft's. 33 Stillson Ht.

214 1 suick 1940 special sedan, excellent con-dition, radio, many extras, price low. Bancroft's. 33 Stillson St. 214 IJuick '40 special club convertible coupe, -1 A-one condition, radio. WSW tires; rare bargain.

Bancroft's, 33 Stillson 214 Juick 1941 special eedan, motor over- hauled. JI.295. Callan, 730 University Ave. 21 4 Cadillac 1940 sedan; Tike new; driven 24.000 miles; radio, heater, Fleetwood bodv. Kenderwells.

Valley Cadillac, 333 Knst "Ave. 314 Chevrolet 1940 convertible coupe. Ailing Miles, 82 Stone St. 515 C'lhevrolets Fords, Plymouth; all models! 1 Heinrlrh Motor. Rochester's Largest Chevrolet Dealers, 214 Lake.

Chevrolet 1941s, complete selection club coupes, business coupes, convertible coupes, tudors and sedans. "You ain't seen nuttln" till you've seen these beauties. Monroe Auto Sales, 282 South corner Howell. 414 Cthevrolct 1941 deluxe town sedan, radio and heater. Driven 18.000 miles.

Five matched Firestone tires. Car like new. Flncher's. IS South 1'nlnn. 314 Cthevrolet '41 club convertible coupe, radio, heater; low mileage: new top.

Beautiful throughout. Monroe Auto Sales. 282 South corner Howell. 414 Chevrolet T941 special deluxe coupe, heater and radio, excellent tires and good all around condition. Judge 81 Lake.

014 Ctlievrolet 132 sedan, runs fine, good tires. Schoen, 68 Genesee. "16 Cthevrolet 1941 deluxe coupe, J995. Alt-J man, 150 Lake Ave. Open eves.

215 CHievrolet 1938 town sedan, only $549. Altman, 150 Lake Ave. Open eves. 215 "Chevrolet 1937 two door eedan, $195. Meacham Pontiac.

Pittsford, N. T. Telephone Hillside 2886. (Chevrolet 1939 master deluxe town se-J dan. 5595: Chevrolet 1936 2-door sedan.

S345: Chevrolet 1939 coupe, tires like new. $695: Ford 1938 coupe. $275: Pontlac 1931 2-door sedan. $95; Pontiac 1940 6-cyl 2-door sedan. $995.

Hallman's used car lot at the corner of Court and Union streets. Stone 465. (inevrolet 1941 deluxe sport sedan, Hallman's used ear lot at the corner of Court and Union streets. Stone 415. (thevrolet 1939 club coupe, with four new tires.

In excellent condition. McEvoy Motors 55 Monroe Ave. Chevrolet 1940 special deluxe town dan. See this one before you buy. Judge's, 81 Lake.

614 Chevrolet 1941 master deluxe Business coupe. Call between 10 a. p. m. at 3511 Lake Ave.

718 (Hievrolrt 1939 coach, tires like new, wonderful condition throughout, special $(195. Hause, 430 Monroe Ave. 720 Cthevrolet 1911 deluxe business roupe. like new, $1,093. Callan, 730 University Ave.

214 Cthevrolet 1939 apecia. deluxe tudor sedan. $745. Callan, 730 University Ave. 214 Chevrolet 1942 deluxe club coupe.

Radio, heater, $1,045. Callan, 730 University Ave. 214 "Chevrolet '40 town sedan," fine tires, v-' radio, heater, upholstery like new, paint and evervthtnr else tops. Standard West Main. 313 "Chevrolet T41 club convertible, white walls, extras.

Standard. 629 West Main. Open eves. 315 Chevrolet '41 club coupe, fine pre-v. ar tires, fog light, radio, extras.

Stand-ard. 626 W. Main, open eves. 315 Chevrolet 1941 master deluxe, fordo7 clean. $1,100.

One owner. 664 ChM! Ave. m. 721 J'ihevy 1936 a fiice carl Curn berland Auto Sales, 718 Automobiles for Sale ia (Chevrolet 1911 special deluxe 3-door eedan, radio and heater, spotlight, mileage car, beautitul maroon finish, clean throughout. itny with confidence from Setgeant Motor orp 727 Kl Main.

414 town aedan, real good buy. Cool Chevrolet, 360 Culver Rd 3,1 jfthrysler 1939 cTTib coupe. Four tire? like new. This car is in exceptionally nice condition inside and out. MtKvny Motors Dodge-Plymouth dealer), 55 Mon- roo A ve, thfysler 1941 Windsor tudur deluxe.

heater, radio, low mileage. Daytime. 10N. Union; evenings. 61 Morton St.

714 Ctrosley 1910, four passenger special convertible. 40-fiO miles per gallon, A-1 tires. Joe's Garage, 230 Monroe Ave itone2972. 715 ne Hot iv- I fouriToor sedsn, radio and heater, good set of ruhber. runs line; also a real nice 1910 four-door sedan, fully equipped.

Texas Motors, 777 Mon. toe Open eves until 9. Monroe 8463 314 11336 '-1oor" deluxe seHan, new paint, runs good, $298. Standard Branch. 97 W.

Main. .115 I 1936 sedan, unusually clnn. Schoen. 68 Genesee. 316 TSIge P.I37 2 door, clean good tirea.

f'i Maria St. 720 Dodge '41 club coupe, radio, heater, white walls: beauty, bargain. Stand ard. 626 W. Main.

Open eves. 315 I 'vodge 1941 custom sedan, actual 000 miles: radio, heater. Valley Ca- dlllao 333 Fast Ave. 314 lodge 193J four-door seuan. come and see this one.

Cool Chevrolet, 360 Culver Rd. ill 1odge 1939 iwo.iIimh sedan, radio and heater. Just perfect Inside and out, Including a swell set of tires. McKvoy Motors Dodge-Plymouth dealer), 55 Monroe Ave. "lodge 1910 deluxe 2-door sedan, radio and heater, bright maroon finish, god set of Buy with confidence from Sergeant Motor 727 Kaet.

Main. 414 nodge 194 heater. -1942 deluxe edan. Radio and Low mileage. Five excellent tires.

Flncher's, 18 South Union. 314 Dodge Excellent condition througn-out. One owner car. Cumberland Auto KaJes, 229 N. Clinton.

715 I odge 1911 custom Luxury Liner sedan, --'a one owner ear In A-one condition; price low. Bancroft's, 33 Stillson St. 214 1940 deluxe coupe. Judge bl Lake. 614 lord 1937 tudor, good condition, guar-' anteed.

Schoen, 68 Genesee. 518 r'Vird 1S37 2-door, runs good, J239. Alt-' man, 150 Lake Ave. Open eves. 215 Iord 1942 station wagon, everything about this car Is brand new in every netaii, including body, paint, tiree.

etc. Only been driven 2.O0O miles. Hurry for this one. Cool Chevrolet, 360 Culver Rd. JI4 Iird-- 193H two-door sedan, nice condl-- tion.

Cool Chevrolet, 360 Culver Rd. 314 I.tord 1941 coupe, good set of rubber a real nice buy. Cool Chevrolet, 360 culver Rd. 314 l.tords.' Fords Fords: 1941 six-cylinder touring sedan, driven 16.000 actual miles, radio and heater, five original fac tory tires; also 1941 club coupe, this Is an ii.ihju mile ear, fully equipped Includ lng five original tires, a black beauty; also choice of two 1941 real nice club convertibles, and two 1941 touring sedans: a real nice 1940 four door sedan with a real good set of tiree. radio, heater, etc.

Texas Motors, 777 Monroe Ave. Open eves, until 9 Monroe 6163. 314 Ixord 1940 club converTrbie' Just TlRe new. Monroe Auto Sales, 282 South corner Howell. 414 lord 1939 coupe, a black beauTy and a 1 bargain.

Monroe Auto Rales, 282 South corner Howell. 414 lord 1941 super dnluxeT-iuli tractive green finish, radio and heater, four good tires, guaranteed by reliable dealer. Whiting-Buick, 312 East Ave. 714 TMord 1940 convertible coupe" radioT heater, good tires. A-1 condition throughout, $1,050.

Archer's, 350 Mon. roe Ave. 718 Iord -1936 club convertible coupe, special today, $295. Hause, 430 Monroe Ave. 720 '41 "gold plated'' tudor, radio, pre- lord 1936 touring eedan.

A black 1 beauty. $190. Callan, 730 University Ave. 214 137 coach, radio, heater, good co.i- dition. 36 Warrenton St.

Iord 1941 super-deluxe convertible; here Is most outstanding "cab" In this part of the county; two-tune gray and blue, radio, heater, positively not a nicer one around. Churchill Motors, 110 Mt. Hope "loo-car selection." 314 Iord--1911 convertible coupe, bright" nuT-roon flnih. radio and heater, anot- iight, and excellent, sport Job. Buy rn iTiiniurnn Iran sergeant Motor Corp 727 Fast Main.

414 1 I udson 1941 commodore sedan and A many other models In stock. Ailing ft Miles. 82 Stone St. 515 I inooln Zephyr 1940 club coupe, ful black finish. 3 brand new tires radio, heater, fog lights.

Will sell tor cash or will take a car in trade. Leaving for service in 3U or 90 days. Call Stone 4654-J or 37 Newcomb 9 a. m. to 1 p.

m. 714 incoIn-Zcphyr 1941 club coupe, heater" 1- radio. Main 7338. 716 I ercury 1941 six passenger tudor, a one owner car in excellent condtlon. Radio many extras; rare bargain.

Bancroft's, 33 Vinson yt. Alercury 1939 fordor sedan, healer, ra-dio, pre-war tires like new. Hauae, 430 Monroe Ave. 720 A I ercury 1911 4-door sedan, radio and neater, good set of tires, a clean ear. Puy with confidence from Sergeant Motnr 727 East Main.

414 "V'ash 1942 tudor, also club coupe" low a mileage. Schoen, 68 Genesee. 316 Vash 1941 Ambassador "6," radio and air conditioning unit. Good tires. A clean car.

Buy with confidence from Ser- geant iwoTor 727 Fast Main. 414 Oldsmobil, 1939 sedan, radio and heater, I Altman 1 .1,. I 1 1 eves. Vidsmoblle -1935 sedan, cxcell-nt 6" condition, perfect recap. 147 Atkinson.

ldamohile fl club coupe, fine fires lady owner, kid glove care. Standard. 626 W. Main, open eves. ydmobiie 7lir- Jedan, "exceuTiT Vj condition, Central Pk.

715 s-ydKinoblle-. 1941 B-eylTiTuh convert ibfe. v' radio, heater, hydromatlc drive, spotlight and other extras, beautiful macoon finish and while wall tires. Spike' Motors, 160 Mt. Hope cor.

Alexander. "At the big Ksso sinsj." 719 "Vd'smoblle 1941 deluxe super coupe; hydromallc, excellent tiree. radio, heater. Valley Cadillac, 333 Kml Ave. 3i4 two door touring, rpe- clal, 69.V Meacham Pontiac.

Pitta-ford. N. Y. Telephone Hillside 28S6 rldsmoblle 1940 "Torpedo" touring se- dn. Radio and heater.

Color black. Five white side-wall tires. Car In ex--el. lent condition. Fincher's.

18 South Union 314 suikard 1941 six deluxe sedan, guaran-- teed condition, low mileage and price Bancroft's, 33 Stillson Nt. 214 Ijackard 39 deluxe six sedan, excellent Condition lour mltaai to ii ne. fisn croft's, 33 Stillson St. 214 ackard 1940 six cylinder touring sedan. Heater.

Color dark blue. Five good tires. Uncher's, 18 South Union. 314 I lackard 194U cluh I- 1 n. i 1 a ir inrn.

very zine condition. Whiting-Buick, 343 East Ave. 714 ackards 3 for sale. Deluxe-" "7 pasenger. reasonable.

320 Central Are 71 ackard 1938 model 120 club 1 Radio and heater. Good tires. Ftnch-er's, 18 Houth Union. 3 1 4 I Hyniouth 19.17, low mileage. No dealers.

Tuesday, 6 p. m. Monroe 2118-J. 969 Monroe Ave. IHymouth 1940 club convertible, choice of two beauties, one in black with white wall tires, the other desert sand with black top.

Both have radios and heaters. Spike's Motors. 160 Mt. Hope Ave cor Alexander. "At the big F.sso elL-n 719 Iflymouth 1941 deluxe 4-door $995; Ford 1939 2-door sedan, Ford 1941 super deluxe 2-dnor sedan, 1937 Chevrolet town eedan, $395- 1912 Pontlac.

sedanette. $1,4 45. Hallman Sells for Less. 29 S. Union.

Stone 465. 1 slymouth 1942 deiux'e hurry fur this one as the first $795 drives it away. Hallman Sells for Less, 29 S. Union. lHymouth 1941 four door special deluxe sedan.

This car has all the original tires that came with it new. Very low mileage. Must be seen to be appreciated. McEvoy Motors (Dodge-Plymouth dealer), 55 Monroe Ave. 1 Iymouth 1939 deluxe two-door sedan.

Just perfect inside and out, with a nice set of tires and a swell motor. McEvoy Motors (Dodge-Plymouth dealer. 55 Monroe Ave. 1 Hymout hin38 2door nice gray finish. Interior lust like new.

very good set of rubber: car I really swell. McFvoy Motors (Dodge-Plymouth dealer), 55 Monroe Ave. lymouth 1941 two-door sedan. finish, radio and heater, four excellent tires, ear 1 very clean. Whiting-Buick.

342 East A. 711 Wm. II. Elnt.m of airport, N. aid Arthur Elston of Devonshire, Knglrind; live grandchildren; also several nieces and nephews.

Funeral services at the home, 7 Hoi'f-man Road, Tuesday, June 13 at 2 p. m. Interment in Irondequolt Cemetery. Suddenly at her home In Rochester Saturday, June 10. Miss Mary T.

Farrell. She is survived by two brothers, Joseph of Harristmrg. and Hugh of Dallas Texas; also several nieces and nephews. Funeral services from the Fainr Funeral Home in Maeedon, N. Tuesday at 8:30 a.

m. and 9 a. from St. Pat. rick'.

Macednn. Interment In St. Patrick's Cemetery. fiAKMON -Mrs Itertlm .127 t'unter-bury ltd aged 82 years, horn In Flint. Mich Survived by daughter.

A lire "liaison Wolf of Philadelphia; one son, Lester M. fliirson; two grandchildren. Burial at convenience family. GENTII.E lxiulsa, of 4VOV, Child, passed away June 11. 1944.

She Is survived by her husband. Anthony; our sons in the U. S. Army, Nicholas. John.

Vincent, Ralph: five daughters. Mrs. James Morella. Mrs. Peter Baldasare.

Mrs. Joseph Gi.i-conia. Misses Mary and Lena Gentile: one brother. Frank Natale: five grandchildren. funeral Thursday morning.

June 13th. at 8:30 o'clock from Vlto Clmino and Sons Funeral Home, 969 Plymouth Ave. N. and 9:15 o'clock at St. Francis of Assisi Church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. HOI.MDAY A. an Albion Jeweler for many years died in Strong Memorial Hospital Sunday morning. Survived by widow, Frona Brockway Holliriay; one daughter. Mrs.

Morris A. Wilder jr. of Rochester. N. three sons, Arnold of Spencerport, Howard of Albion and Horace, U.

S. Army, Ft. Hancock. N. J.

-Friends may call at Merrill Funeral. Hianc, 134 K. Stale Albion, where services will be held Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. Interment In Mt.

Albion Cemetery. REI.I.EV Mrs. Mary E. Kelley of 439 Cedarwood Terrace, suddenly, 12. 1944.

She Is survived bv two daughters, Mrs. Alvin F. Thiem Rochester. N. Y.

and Miss Helen L. Kellrv of Washington. D. C. one son, Robert J.

Kiiley, of Rochester. Services Thursday, June in, at 2 p. m. from Bender Bros. Funeral Home, not Alexander St.

Interment at Cirecnmount Cemetery, Dansville. N. Y. MAKKIOTT Augustus J. Marrott of o7 Austin Monday.

June 12, 1 4 4 Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Joseph Schlitzer of Rochester, Mrs. Vincent Quig-ley of Spencerport. N. Y.

three sons. William Alfred J. and Richard T. Marriott: eight grandchildren and our great-grandchildren. Friends may call at Miller Brothers Funeral Home, 4.74 Lyell Ave.

Services Thursday morning at 8:30 o'clock and 9 o'clock at Holy Apostles' Church. Interment, in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. KTIf Monda June 12. 1941. T.aura Lebel Marth of 43,5 Hayward widow of William F.

T. Marth. She is survived by her sons, Edmund Oscar. Theodore and Herbert Marth; her sister, Mrs. Olga Koeb of Los Angeles.

her brother, Ferdinand Uenel of St. Paul. two granddaughters, eight nephews and two nieces. Friends may call at Hedges Memorial Chapel. University Avenue, where services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Rev. David Rhys Williams officiating. Interment at the convenience of the family. Kindly omit flowers. MC GKAW Entered into rest.

June 12, 1944. Elizabeth A. McGraw of Lima. N. Y.

She is survived by three sons. Francis Vincent J. of Lima, James A. Mciiraw Buffalo; two brothers. James and Edward Mason of Lima; several nieces and nephews.

Funeral from her home. College Street, Lima. N. Wednesday morning, June 14. 1914, at 9 and 9:30 from St.

Rose Church. Interment In St. Rose Cemetery. McGKATII Entered into rest. June 9, 1944, John A.

McGrath. aged fi2 years, of 98 Weyl St. He Is survived bv his wife. Mary Stoesser McGrath; two sons, Robert P. and Marvin two brothers.

Thomas F. of New York City, and Joseph A. McGrath of Albany. N. Y.

one sister. Anna McGrath Brennock of Jersey City, N. J. five grandchildren. Friends may call at Corhett's Funeral Chapel, 532 Lake Ave.

Services Tuesday morning at 8:30 o'clock and 9 o'clock at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Interment in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. MKRZ Entered Into rest June 10, 1944. Arthur F. Merz.

of 90 Melvi.le St. He is survived by his wife Estella Strong Merz, one daughter. Mrs. Walter Gell; two sons, Arthur and Pvt. Donald of Camp Wheeler, one brother John and 3 grandchildren.

Friends may call at Corhett's Funeral Chapel, 758 Main St. E. Services Tuesday at 2 p. Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery.

roMMKKKMNfi At rest Saturday, June 10, 1944. Emilia Pommerenlng. at her home, 1IIB Crnlg St. She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Louis Trapp; several nieces and nephews.

Friends mav call at Reese Funeral Home, 40 West Ave. Services Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. STA UK William Stark 6B Culver Parkway, June 10, 1944. He is survived by three daughters. Mrs.

Clara Sherman, Mrs. George MacDonald, Mrs. Wm. Saalter; one eon. Wm.

H. Stark: eight grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren, a brother, George Stark. He was a member of the Foresters of America. Friends may call at the Frank Ashton Funeral Home. 1218 Culver where funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment Mt Hope Cemetery. TIIKSINfi Entered into rest at the home, 2K8 Hague Sunday. June 11. 1914, Mary Keber Thesnig. Khe is survived by one daughter.

Louise; two sons. William and Albert; six grandchildren; one Funeral services Wednesday at 9 o'clock from the Norbert E. Vav Funeral Home. S04 Maple and at 9:30 from Holy Family Church. Interment in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

WEST Suddenly, Thursday, June 1914. at Atlanta, Georgia. Robert son of Captain and Mrs. Stanton L. West, formerly of Rochester.

Besides his parents he leaves his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Traugott of Rochester. Friends may call at Hedges Memorial Chapel, where funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at clock.

WOI.K- Paul L. Wolf, 1st Lieut. in action May 17. He Is survived by Ins wife, Emille Hyman Wolf; his mother, Mrs. Horace J.

Wolf, and a brother, Lieut Cmdr. Horace L. Wolf. fl.AVEK At Highland Hospital. Sunday, June 11, 1944.

Mary Claver, 279 Bay h'ront. She is survived by her husband, Frank; one daughter, Bernice Sahs; one son, Richard; one granddaughter, Nancy. Funeral services from the John R. Hanna Funeral Home, 12B Ridge Rd. Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment in Irondequolt Cemetery. WOOD Monday, June 12, 1944. Jessie B. Wood of 934 Plymouth. Ave.

S. She is survived by one brother, Arthur L. Wood; also several cousins. Friends may call at Barton and Coates. 137 Cady where funeral service will be conducted Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Rev. James F. Bisgrove olficiaung. Interment in Mt. Hope Cemetery.

In Memoriam AXfiK In memory of lnwband Genrne who died one year ago June 13. 1913. I sat beside his bedside, and saw his life depart; and when 1 saw that he was dead, it nearly broke my heart, flod's will be done. By his wife. Rose Ange one year has passed since that sad day.

When the one we loved was called God took him home, it was His will. But within our hearts he liveth still. By His Wife, Rose. Copyrighted 1943 And with the morn those angel faces smile, That I have loved long since and lost awhile. Magdalena M.

Schmidt June 10, 1942 Elisabeth rrilch. June 10. 342 John Quirk June 11, 1943 Jacob T. Augustin. 11.

1343 Haubner Stallknecht 828 Jay St Tel. Gen. 300 2 a Celebrities Help Sell $70,000 In Bonds Mrrtina Thr Fifth War Bond Campaign oppnei in Medina la-st night with thn docking at 6:30 o'clock of the LCT 'Blue Star" in Medina harbor carrying; with it ever a score of naval heroes in addition to several nationally prominent men and women of the stage and radio. Two thousand persons from the area flocked to the harbor in one of the most enthusiastic rallies seen here in years. They came with their pocketbooks stuffed, too, for approximately $70,000 worth of War Bonds were sold to them by celebrities accompanying the barge.

Artists Appear Participating in the program H'fr Bert I.ytrll of the stage and creen; Robert Lyons, baritone of the New York stage; Miss Otertte Xorsy rf th Chicago Civic Opera nnd Mips Anna May Dickey of the Metropolitan Opera Company. Miss Helen Hayes, scheduled to with the group, was unable, to be present. She left the tour at Lockport, returning to New Tork City by plane to keep an engagement in New York at 7 o'clock last night. Acting as master of ceremonies for the program was Arthur Bor-an, well known radio actor of ths March of Time program. Openirg with the national anthem, sung by Miss Dickey, the program included a few words by Mayor George Spears of Medina and Edward O'Reielly, chairman of the bond drive in Medina.

Ileros Interviewed Interviews of the war hero crew members and presentations of various members of the entertainment world followed. Inspection of the barge by the public was made between the time of its arrival until the program at 8. A parade to the docks by the Medina High School Band, and members of Co. New York State Guard, who officiated as a guard during the ceremonies. brgn at 7, with a band concert by the High School band until 8 when the formal program began.

Holley to See Barge This Afternoon HoL'ey Arriving this afternoon st the Holley canal terminal wharf at East Avenue at 4 p. m. for a 45-minute program is the showboat, "Blue Star." The program to help spur War Bond and stamp sales, will be conducted by several famous celebrities from stage and screen and aervice men who have seen action In far flung areas. Accompanying the boat, a converted Navy LCT (landing craft type-6), will be Miss Helen Hayes, famed actres of Broadway and screen, as well as radio; Bert Lytell, also known for his many stage, screen and radio adaptations; Robert Lyons, baritone of the current Broadway success, "Let's Face It," Jeri Dorsey, soprano of the Chicago Civic Opera Company. Acting as master of ceremonies for the show will be Arthur Boran, of the March of Time program.

Lt. (jg) Jack E. Johnston of Vincennes, a veteran of th Southwest Pacific, leads the crew. Second in command ia Ensiga Raymond Bjorklund, who nerved in the Mediterranean where he was aboard an LCT in the landings at Sicily and Salerno. Two members of the crew, who were him in ihe Mediterranean are Roger R.

Brock, gunner's mate 2-c, and Joseph Manganas, ship fittot 2-c. Both were wounded in a bombing attack on their ship and wear the Purple Heart. Two members of the crew hailing from New York State are John Bucki, electrician 1-c of South Buffalo, and William S. Brown, mechanic 1-c, Dobbs Ferry. Admission will be allowed on the boat following the purchase of a war stamp, the amount of which has not been determined.

A pco-gram will be presented by the notables on the barge. Area Man's Brother Killed by Explosion Canandaigua An explosion in the Diamond Match Company's plant at Oswego Saturday took the life of Neil E. Lloyd, 45, brother of Harry Lloyd, this city, it was reported here yesterday. Lloyd was night foreman at' the plant, which is engaged in the manufacture of chemicals for the War Department. Two other employes were injured in the blast.

Water port Has Two Graduates, Navy Takes One Waterport A 19-year-old girl and an 18-year-old boy, the latter of whom left for the Navy yesterday, comprise the graduating class of the local high school, according to an announcement by Principal George W. Brown. The girl, who will be present to receive her diploma June 23 at 2:30 p. m. at the school auditorium during baccalaureate and graduation exercises is Elizabeth Gibson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Gibson. Robert Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Thompson isft for duty in the Navy yesterday and will not be present for the exercises.

The Rev. Paul Franke, Methodist minister will deliver the address and presentation of diplomas will be made by the principal. Three members of the eight grade, Florence Garrod, Richard Merrill and Robert Ansman, also are graduating at this time. The Waterport School is being discontinued this June and a union school is being formed. Ff vrtiiti ik ii AREA SOLDIER DIES OF WOUNDS Geneva Pvt.

Richard C. Dandu-rand, 19, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dandurand of the Geneva-Lyons Road, died of war wounds in Wake Island on May 19, the War Department advised his parents yesterday. Private Dandurand had been in service almost a year when he paid the supreme sacrifice having been inducted last June.

He went overseas in October. Besides his parents he leaves three sisters, Betty and Loretta Anne Dandurand and Mrs. Carmen Valerio, all of this city. He had attended Lewis Street grade school here and Junior School. CAA Approves Airport Work At Dansville Presidential approval for proceeding with construction of an emergency landing field at Dansville was announced in Washington last night by the Civil Aeronautics Administration, the Associated Press reported.

The project was one of 27 emergency fields which originally had been recommended by the Army for inclusion in its program but on which work (subsequently was stopped. A special congressional committee appealed to President Roosevelt in behalf of these projects, it was recalled. Little or any critical material will be required to complete the projects, CAA said. Approved, in a list of 14 airports for specific military purposes, were fields in Buffalo and Niagara Falls, the Washington dispatch said. ADAMS Entered Into rest suddenly.

Pun-day. June 11, 1944. Homer Adams of Adams Basin, N. Y. He is survived by his parents, a brother Elmer, his grandmother.

Mrs. Gertrude Adams; also aunts and uncles. Services from the home of his grandmother, 3S6 Hinkleville Adams Basin Wednesday. June 14th, lit 2 p. m.

interment, Maplegrove Cemetery. OgJen. Kill IS Monday, June 12, 1941. inra Brizius of 378 Alexander St. She 1s survived by her daughter.

Mrs. H. Severn, of Ann Artwr. Michigan, Mrs. Elsie Wilcox, of Bradford.

Mrs. Oeorgr Grav. of Petrolla. Miss Nellie Brizius. of Gerry.

N. Y. Miss Mav and Miss Jcseie Rrlzius: her son. Eugene Brizius; eicht grandchildren and three great-granchildren. -Friends may call at Hedges Memorial Chapel where services will lie held at a.

time to b- announced. ALLEN Entered into rest, Monday morning. June 12. 1944. Mr.

Alliert Allen of 73 Monroe Ave. Funeral services Wednesday morning, June 14, 1944 at 10 a. m. from Kynn Mclntee Funeral Chapel, 207 Chestnut St. DONOVAN- Edward IT.

Donovan died at his home, Franklinvllle. N. Y-, Monday, June 12. 1944, brother of Helen Donovan of FranklLnvllle and Josephine Donovan of New York City. Funeral from the Allen Funeral Home, Franklinvllle.

N. Y. Thursday, June 15, 1944 at 2 p. m. Friends Invited.

IRKV Sunday. June 11. 1944. at the Highland Hospital. Blanche Kusterman Drew, wife of Charles C.

Drew, of 3 Phelps aged 37 year. Besides her husband, she leaves her mother, Mrs. John Kusterman. and her brother. Clarence Heinsler; also several nieces and nephews.

Friends may call at Maier's Funeral Chapel, 870 Clinton Ave. N. Funeral Thursday morning at Sacred Heart Pro-Cathedral. Interment In Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. KTTKR Saturday, June 10, 1944.

Oscar Ernest Etter, at his home, 102 James Sea Breeze. He is survived by his wife, Charlotte; one daughter, Mrs. Robert L. Bradstreet: one son. musician first cltuse Donald O.

of Sampson; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Knuckel; one sister. Marguerite Etter; one brother.

Arthur; two grandchildren. Jeffrey W. Bradstreet. Leigh Etter Bradstreet; several nieces and nephews. He was a member of Wakan, 1054.

Funeral from John R. Hanna Funeral Home, 1826 Ridge Rd. E. (betwoen Goodman and Culver). Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev.

Floyd Stamp officiating. Interment In Ironuequoit Cemetery. SMITH Entered Into rest Monday, June 12. .1944. Km ma J.

Hmltn, formerly of Williamson, N. Y. She leaves surviving her sister. Mrs. Rosetta Howell; two nephews, Guy and Maylon Howell, all of Rochester.

Friends may call at Howk and Mephan's Funeral Chapel, Ontario. N. Y. where funeral services will be held Thursday, June 15 at 3:00 p. m.

Interment In Ontario Cemetery. Depot oinciais report mat me Italian prisoners who were sent here under the present international agreement, go about their work at the depot unguarded and un-uniformed. They are distin-gushed from other workers by sleeve bands bearing the name "Italy." These men, averaging in age about 26 years, it was learned yes terday, are repairing railroads at the depot, handling1 heavy cases and the like and are carrying out their duties very conscientiously. While their arrival has relieved to some little extent the labor shortage at the depot, Ralph W. Johnson, United Staton Civil Service recruiting rrpreaontative yesterday announced the urgent need of hundreds of workers at the depot.

The need at the depot never was so great for workers as it is at the present time, Jrhnson said. Pointing to the necessity of stepping up operations here as the result of the Allied invasion, John son sent an appeal to persons in this area to answer the depot's crying need for workers. He announced yesterday that the depot needs junior and senor male laborers, fire fighters, junior patrolmen, automobile mechanics, tire re pairmen, tractor trailer drivers and male munition handlers. John son emphasized the immediate need of scores of munition handlers and stressed the importance of this work at the Ordnance Depot here, Also, he said, there are immediate openings for female clerks and typsts. "The work of the depot must go on," Johnson said, "and I feel there are sufficient workers in this area who can hip us in this great em ergency." Persons now engaged in essential activities, he said, will not be con sidered for any of the jobs.

DEATH TAKES MUSIC TEACHER Geneva Kenneth M. Collins, 37, instructor of music at Geneva High School for the past five years, and the oldest son of Prof. Louis M. Collins, principal of that school died yesterday moining (June 12, 1941) in Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester, after a two weeks ill ness. Mr.

Collins wa a graduate of the school where he was a member of the faculty. He had attended Hobart College, the University of Rochester, and the Eastman School of Music. He received his masters degree in Music in 1939, the year he began teaching at Geneva High School in September. He had previously taught music at St. Lawrence University in 1938 and 1939.

The survivors are his wife, Vic toria; two sons, Noel and Eric; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ixiuis M. Collins, all of Geneva; two brothers, Donald of Philadelphia and Alan of Coral Gables, Fla. ARCHIE H.

FORD Seneca Falls Archie H. Ford, proprietor of a garage and service station here for many years, died Sunday night June 11, 1944 in his home in Fall Street after a long illness. MRS. WILLIAM BEATON' Canandaigua Funeral services will be held here at 2 p. m.

Thursday in the Kennedy Funeral Chapel, Bristol Street, for Mrs. Lucina Coye Beaton, 63, wife of William Beaton, Canandaigua R. D. 5. She died Sunday night (June 11.

1944) in Genesee Hospital, Rochester, following a cerebral hemorrhage suffered while on her way to church in that city earlier in the day. Burial will be in Academy Cemetery, Canadaigua Town. ALFRED L. LAKSKN Geneva Alfred L. Larsen, 52, died at his home Sunday night (June 11, 1944) after a short illness.

JAMES LESTER MAXON JR. Clarendon James Lester Maxon who had been ill since his birth last New Years Eve, died yesterday (June 12, 1944) in Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester. MRS. MYRTLE E. SIIATTUCK Warsaw Myrtle E.

Shattuck, a resident of the town of Warsaw, died at Rochester Saturday (June 10, 1941). 0.