Deaths and Wednesday from 2 to and 1 to p.m. Service Thursday morning at o'clock, Rev, Alfred Wangman officiating. Interment Falls Cemetery, ROSE-Mrs. Alex (Phoebe) Rose of West Bloomfield, N. Y.
in Rochester, Dee. 21, 1957. Survived by three daughters, and five sons, Mrs. Elsie Launt, Mrs. Ray Fitzgerald of West Bloomfield, Mrs.
Henry Hildebrandt of Roch. ester, Raymond Irving, Alwyn (Corky) of West Bloomfield, Edward of Lima, Leon of Honeoye Falls; nineteen grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Stewart Adams, one brother. Harold Simmons both of Avon; several nieces and nephews. -Friends may caN at the family home on South Road, West Bloomfield, where services will be held Tuesday, Dec.
24 at 2 p.m. Rev, George Leissner officiating. Interment, West Cemetery, Arrangements by Merton H. Kays RUBLE into rest, Dee. 21, 1957.
Edith H. Ruble of 930 Brooks lAve. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. William (Virginia) Wenner; two sisters, the Misses Clara and Ruth and Pixley; two brothers, Raymond granddaughter. Allen Pixley; one Lauren Wenner; several nieces and nephews.
She was a member of Genesee Baptist Church. -Friends may call at Corbett Fu. neral Homes, Inc. 109 West Ave, from 2-5 and 7.9 o'clock. Services Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock.
Interment, Mt. Hope Cemetery, SCISCIOLI-In Coratola, Italy, Dec. 16, 1957, Vito Sciscioli, aged 80 years. Survived by children: Pina, Rosa and Carlo of Coratola, Franco and Lucia of Milano, Salvatore of Brazil, Mrs. Lisa Quercia of Glendale, Long Island, Nunzio of Rochester, N.
sister, Mrs. Rosa DiGennero; brothers, Carl and Frank, all of Rochester, N. two sis. ters in Italy: 20 grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. -Services and interment were held in Coratola, Italy, -Harriet L.
Switzer, formerly of Karges Sunday, Dec. 22, 1957. She is survived by aunt, Mrs. Ida M. Gay, Clyde, N.Y.; several nieces and nephews.
-The family will receive friends at the N. J. Miller's Son Funeral Home. 706 South where services will REID -Sunday evening, Dee. 1957, John F.
Reid of 10 Almay aged 65 years. Survived by two sons, Jack and Edward J. Reid; three grandchildren; one great-grandson; several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at Farrell Brothers Colonial Funeral Home, 51 Ridge Rd. (near Memorial Bridge) on Tuesday be held Tuesday morning at 11.
Interment, Mt. Hope Cemetery, THORNE J. Thorne Monday, Dee. 23, 1957. He is survived his wife, Ola Thorne; two daughters.
Mrs. Sherin and Ronna Liegh Thorne; one son, Robert E. Thorne; two sisters, Mrs. Richard (Ruth) King of Fairport and Mrs. Wilbur (Helen) Sadler of Lima; several nieces and nephews.
-Family requests friends to call tween the hours 2-4 and 7-10 at Nanna Funeral Home 650 Main St. E. Services Thursday afternoon 2. The Rev. Ugene Levy of the Raymond Memorial Baptist Church officiating.
Interment Lima Oak Ridge Cemetery. WALTERS Suddenly at Canandaigua, N.Y., on Sunday, Dec. 22, 1957, Donald T. Walters of 753 Jefferson Ave. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Patricia Simpson Waiters; his mother. Mrs. Mary Frey; his father, Noel Walters; one brother, Robert Walters, -Friends may call from 2 to 5 and to 9 at Henry D. Halloran Sons Inc. Funeral Home, 141 Arnett Blvd.
Genesee Street. Funeral services Thursday morning at 8:30 and 9 Interment o'clock VetSt. Monica's Church. eran's Plot, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. WOLF -Frieda Wolf, aged 75 years 189 Lake Road, Webster, N.Y, Saturday, Dec.
21, 1957. She is survived by two daughters, Miss Lucia Wolf, Mrs. Henry (Alice) Maeder of Webster; Ron- one son, Clement Wolf; one grandson, ald Maeder; one sister, Mrs. Mary Hill; several nieces and nephews. She was member of the Keith Miller Ladies Auxiliary Post.
-Friends may call from 2 to and to 10 p.m. at Haubner Stallknecht Funeral Home, 828 Jay Street. Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Irondequoit Cemetery. In Memoriam NOBUS In loving memory of husband, John, who passed away Dec.
24. 1956. What would I give to see him smile, To sit and talk with him a while; To be together in the same old way, Would be my fondest wish today, Sadly missed by wife, Ida. PERRIN-In member of Delores I. Perrin, who passed away one year ago today.
At night the silent stars look down, Upon a grave not far from here; Where sleeps the one we can't forget, The one we loved 50 dear. Sadly missed by Mom, Dad, Sisters, Brothers, Aunts, Uncles. PUBLIC NOTICE TOWN OF HENRIETTA Please Take Notice, that the Water Superintendent of the Town of Henof Five (5) total Cash Register, with rietta, has recommended the purchase a one (1) drawer, which indicates the amount of the payment. Further specifications are on file in the Town Clerk's Office, 649 Erie Station Road, West Henrietta, N.Y. Price is to not exceed $1,800.00.
The Town Board of the Town of Henrietta, N.Y., will meet at the Town Hall, 649 Erie Station Road, West Henrietta, N.Y., on the 2nd day of January, 1958, to receive such bids. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated: Henrietta, N.Y., Dec. 18, 1957. By Order of the Town Board of the Town of Henrietta, N.Y.
WILLIAM ZORNOW, Town Clerk. PUBLIC NOTICE PSC Steam NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Rochester Gas and Electric Corportion pursuant to Subdivision 12 of Section 66 of the Public Service Law that on December 20, 1957, it issued and filed with the Public Service Commission, of the State of New York, the following amendments to PSC Steam, to be effective February 1, 1958: All presently applicable Service Classifications have been cancelled, and in their place there has been filed a single block rate applicable to all customers for all purposes. Classifications No. Present Service 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6 are thereby superseded by new Service Classification No. 1, having the following monthly consumption charges: Base Rate: (Per Month) Gross Net First 5 per $3.01 $2.95 Next 45 1.969 1.93 Next 150 1.703 1.67 Next 600 1.499 1.47 Next 1,200 1.438 1.41 Next 2,000 1.367 1.34 Next 2,000 1.214 1.19 Over 6,000 1.112 1.09 Except that, during the billing months of July, August and September all use Over 1,000 per $1.00 .98 The Coal Clause Adjustment base per net ton has been changed to $8.50 and the difference in amount of present adjustment has been included in the Base Rate stated above.
The Minimum Charge during all months in which steam is taken is $15.05 gross, $14.75 net. The Non-Return Charge and Extra Meter Charge remain $11.68 gross, $11.45 net per month, as at present. The Summer Use rate is available to all customers for any use over 1,000 in each of the three nonheating months of July, August and September. The new rate charges are applicable equally to high or low pressure steam service. The eliminated.
low pressure discount has been Practically all customers will be increased on an annual basis, with the percentage of increase to individual customers dependent on their characteristics of use and the rate under which they now take service. The total increase to all customers, based on sales during the 12 months period ending September, 1957, will be $565,200, or 14.4 percent over present revenues. THE FORM AND FULL DETAILS OF ALL CHANGES MAY BE SEEN AND EXAMINED IN A COPY OF THE SCHEDULE AT ANY OFFICE OF THE COMPANY AT WHICH APPLICATIONS FOR SERVICE MAY BE MADE OR AT THE OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION. ROCHESTER GAS AND ELECTRIC CORPORATION. Rochester, New York.
UU-41-Dec. 24-30, Jan. 6-13 a a a a a a Democrat and Chronicle Rochester, N. 16 Dec. 24, 1957 Barn Destroyed In $14,000 Blaze On Palmyra Farm Fire destroyed the barn, milk house and silo of the Harold Hughes farm, Palmyra, yesterday afternoon.
Loss was set at $14,000. Joey Hughes, 9, son of Harold Hughes, ran into the house with his trousers burning yelling that he set the barn afire. It was believed the boy was burning trash near the buildings. Hughes said tractor, grain drill, 700 bushels of oats, five tons of hay and six tons of straw were lost in the fire. Cohocton Man Dies Of Crash Injuries Earl D.
Fairbrother, 69, Cohocton, died yesterday in Lakeview Memorial Hospital, Bath, of injuries received in an auto accident last Tuesday in Cohocton. No New Clues Found In Baby's Slaying No new developments were reported yesterday in the investigation of the slaying of a new-born baby found dead in Springbrook Cemetery, near Seneca Falls, Saturday, It was believed the baby had been dead four to six weeks. Multiple fractures of the skull caused the baby's death. Joseph Achilles Dies; Orleans Historian Joseph B. Achilles, 80, Orleans County historian for the past 15 years, died yesterday while asleep in his room in Albion.
As historian he often provided material for writers, including Arch Merrill of The Democrate and Chronicle. A native of Albion, Mr. Achilles was manager of the old Home Telephone later a part of the present New York Telephone in the early 1900's. He had also served as a Federal apple inspector and a bookkeeper. VICINITY DEATHS following in Western deaths, The reported yesterday: Mrs.
Ruby Dodge Huck, 138 Wellington Rochester, Sunday in Albion. Mrs. Huck and her husband, Merton," had been staying at their cottage at Harrowin Shore Acres at Kuckville. Besides her husband she is survived by two daughters from Rochester, Miss Aldeen Huck and Mrs. Gladys Buckley.
Mrs. Clyde Atwater, 55, Naples, yesterday. Charles Curtiss, 77, formerly of Warsaw, Saturday in Rochester. He was employed by the Paine Drug Co. of Rochester.
Herman Stahl, 83, Fayette, Sunday in Waterloo. Mary Jean Voak, 88, Canandaigua, Sunday. Mrs. Arthur Dihm, 75, Sodus, yesterday. Among survivors are two daughters, Mrs.
Leonard Lumphrey and Mrs. Thomas O'Brien and one son, Frederick, all of Rochester. Mrs. Harry Clymo, 69, Wallace, yesterday. John Stoffer, 63, Warsaw, yesterday.
Mrs. Janet Kirkpatrick Buchan, 83, Seneca Castle, yesterday in Canandaigua. John Hart Kinsey, 91, Canandaigue, yesterday. Man Charged With Smuggling Saw into 'Pen' Charged with endangering the safety and security of the Monroe County Penitentiary by smuggling in a hacksaw blade, Charles, pleaded Carper, 39, innocent of in Gladwin, City Court yesterday and was ordered held for the Grand Jury. The incident allegedly occurred last August, but the warrant for Carper's arrest was not issued until the past weekend when he was released from the penitentiary after serving a sentence for intoxication.
He has been arrested 15 times for intoxication since October, 1956. Carper is accused of smuggling the 12-inch hacksaw blade into the pen the week of Aug. 6. Sam Houston, deputy superintendent at the penitentiary, said Carper told him he found the blade while on a farm work detail. The blade was smuggled into the cell.
No attempt had been made to use the blade on any bars, Houston said. Fire Officers Led by John Hoffer of Pittsford was elected president of the Monroe County Fire District Officers Assn. at the annual meeting in Spencerport. He replaces Eric Hammer of Brighton. Also elected were Benn Forsyth of West Webster, vice president; Robert McGrail of Point Pleasant, secretary, and Robert Holby of Point Pleasant, treasurer.
It was announced by John Coghlin, Rochester fire headquarters radio communications officer, that the city has set up a card file to handle county fire calls. When a fire call from the county comes into the city as many do, a reference to the file will spot the location and a call can be quickly radioed to the nearest fire company. Driver Without License Fined $50 for Hit-Run An unlicensed motorist received a $50 fine and a 30- suspended term in Monroe County Penitentiary yes- day terday after he pleaded guilty Leo T. Minton to two traffic Waselaw Pawlowski, 50, of 43 Wilson arrested Dee. 5, pleaded guilty to driving without an operator's license and leaving the scene of an accident.
He was fined $50 for leaving the scene and received (the license suspended count. term on the Police said Pawlowski fled after the car he was driving collided with a second auto in North Street. Before leaving, investigators said, he became embroiled in a fracas with the other driver. Fines totaling $50 were given Joseph Hamilton Roe, 26, of 433 Broadway after he pleaded guilty to driving without a license and operating an auto with illegal registration. Judge Minton ordered him to pay a $25 fine on cache count serve a penitentiary term.
Roe paid the fines. Fined $25 each after pleadline, Alfred guilty R. to Smittle, speeding 43, were: Geneseo, 43 mph in Mt. Hope Avenue; Louis A. Schoen, 24, of Buffalo, 42 mph in Mt.
Hope Avenue Siegfried Voise, 26, of Middlesex 44 mph in University Avenue; Margaret A. Gootnick, 30, of 46 Knollwood Pittsford, 46 mph in City Court Judge violations. versity Avenue; Salvatore Nasca, 69, of 741 Joseph 48 mph in University Avenue. Also, Maryann D. Dragone, 23, of 19 Bobrich 42 mph in University Avenue; Kenneth C.
Binder, 44, of Fairport, 44 mph in University Avenue; Thomas Lieberman, 23, of Webster, 55 mph in Lake Shore Boulevard; Gerald A. Halwick, 18, of 30 Aurora 52. mph ip Ridge Road West; Earl G. Robb, 37, of Spencerport, 47 mph in Ridge Road West; Edward J. Mahaney, 44, of 329 River 56 mph in Mt.
Read Boulevard. Enrolled in the city's driver improvement school after pleading guilty to speeding were: William a C. Deffenbacher, 24, of 119 Ashland 52 mph in Mt. Hope Avenue; E. Roethel, 20, of 66 Wedgewood exceeding the speed limit in Lake Avenue; Gary Konieczny, 21, 337 Brack 50 mph in Dewey Avenue; Mary E.
Ernst, 16, of Webster, 48 mph in Ridge Road West. Also enrolled in the driver's school was Diane Davis, 17, of 18 Balsam who pleaded guilty to driving while her operator's license was suspended. Suits in Fatal Crash Settled for $20,000 Suits over death of a 5-year-Jing old girl and injuries to two other children and three women when a truck hit the rear of a car in which they were picnic-bound July 18, 1956, in Manitou Road near Curtis Road, Greece, were settled yesterday for $20,000. The compromise was approved by Supreme Court Justice James C. O'Brien.
The suits were against Anthony Giorgi, 88 Prospect Robert H. Schmidt, Macedon. Giorgi was owner and Schmidt driver of a dump truck laden with stone that rammed the automobile owned by Joseph T. Lubanski, 163 Seward and driven by his wife, Mrs. Ruth E.
Lubanski. The women and children were headed for Hamlin Beach State Park. Christine M. Durbin, 5, of 172 Seward died of her injuries six days later in Strong Memorial Hospital without regain- consciousness. Suit of her father, Richard W.
Durbin, as administrator of her estate was settled for $7,500. Christine's mother Mrs. Esther B. Durbin, who suffered a fractured skull and other, injuries, accepted $6,500. Mrs.
Durbin's mother, Mrs. C. Josephine Berl the same address, who suffered internal injuries, settled for $2,000. In those three suits the plaintis, were represented by Maurice Kaman a Jack A. Kaman of Kaman, Berlove Kaman.
Suits of Mrs. Lubanski and her two children, Marie, 5, and who were less seriously, Lubanski's injured, husband, and of Mrs. who sued for hospital and medical expenses of his wife and children, were settled for $4,000. They were represented by Rosario J. Guglielmino.
Mrs. Lubanski received $1,200, her husband $1,700, Marie $600 and William $500. Florida Escapee's Return Ordered by County Judge A 25-year-old Florida man who last June escaped from the Glades State Prison Farm in Florida while serving a 15-year term for armed robbery, was returned to Florida yesterday by prison agents through County Court extradition proceedings, He is Samuel Hollis of Fort Lauderdale, who was sentenced last February and escaped in June. He was picked up as a fugitive by agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Oct. 14 in Lyons.
After several adjournments in County Court here, in which the prisoner was informed of his rights, and was assigned Reuben K. Davis as his attorney, the courtappointed counsel informed Judge Clarence J. Henry there would be no basis for bringing a habeas corpus proceeding to test the validity of the extradition. Judge Henry ordered the unwilling but uncontesting Hollis delivered from the County Jail to two agents of the Florida Prison Division from Tallahassee. They were on their way to Florida late yesterday.
8 Plead Innocent 250 Children Attend Sale of Drugs Christmas Festivities In About 250 children yesterday Eight stores and individuals accused of selling drugs illegally pleaded innocent yesterday U.S. District Court. No date for trial was set. Charged with selling without prescription or refilling expired prescriptions of drugs, including barbiturates, were: McCurdy Co. and James J.
Billings; Saratoga Pharmacy and Patrick DiCillis; Charles H. Koon, trading as Kleinhans Prescription Drug Store, and Hyman J. Mandell, Melvin G. Wheeler and Frank W. Ziebro.
The government says the illegal sales were made to U.S. Food and Drug Administration agents from 1954-56. SMALL COLLEGE PARLEY Roberts Wesleyan College will be one of 66 small colleges from 32 states that will send representatives to Miami Beach Jan. 6 and 7 for the national meeting of the Council for the Advancement of Small Colleges. The convention will attempt to answer some of the critical questions facing small colleges.
attended the Marshall-Court Community Christmas party in in Gannett House. Mrs. Peggy Thompson of 32 Manhattan St. was program chairman. The party was financed by the Chamberlain Rubber Co.
These groups assisted Mrs. Thompson: Brighton High School YW-Team Club; School 15 PTA; the Manhattan-Savannah Street Neighborhood Council and the Women's Guild of Monroe Avenue Methodist Church. Death Ruling Given By Coroner Danehy A certificate of suicide while temporarily insane was issued by Coroner Cornelius P. Danehy yesterday in connection with the death of Robert J. Thorne, 43, of 9 Granger who was found dead in his car Sunday night.
Investigators said a vacuum cleaner hose was found running from the exhaust pipe to a side window of the car, parked in an Elton Street lot. Insurance Agents Praise Fire Inspection Program Rochester Fire Bureau cials, their were "most praised yesterday and progressive forward-looking program" that calls for intensive neighborhood inspections by fire company personnel, starting Jan. 15. The praise came an action taken by Insurance Agents Assn. of Monroe County, during its annual meeting.
Edwin V. Foster, association president, laid the project before the meeting. The association's letter to Kenneth C. Townson, commissioner of public safety, said in part: Boyd Mullan Nominated for State Bar Post Nomination of J. Boyd MulIan, Rochester lawyer, as vice president of the New York State Bar Assn.
to represent the Seventh Judicial District was announced yesterday by the state bar's nominating committee. The association's annual election will take place Jan. 31 in New York City, Mullan, a member of the firm of Moser, Johnson has been a member of the executive committee of the stat bar since 1950, has served on its judiciary committee and is vice chairman of its membership committee. He is a past president of the Federation of Bar Associations of Western New York. Admitted to the bar in 1930, he is a graduate of Colgate University and Syracuse University College of Law.
Vilas M. Swan, a member of the Rochester law firm of Castle, Fitch, Swan Dividio, was renominated to the state bar's executive committee, as was Marshall E. Livingston of Newarkino was Edmund Port nominated of Au- to that committee. S. Hazard Gillespie Jr.
of New York is slated to succeed Clarence R. Runals of Niagara Falls as president. William J. Darch of Batavia was renominated secretary. Mason H.
Bigelow of New York heads the nominating committee, whose members include Arthur VD Chamberlain of Rochester, a former state bar president. Wehle Acreage Sold to Sale to Rochester Gas Electric Corp. for $63,000 of 63 acres of land off Scottsville Road, Chili, south of Dumpling Hill, was recorded yesterday afternoon in the County Clerk's office. A spokesman for the utility said it has no immediate plans for use of the land, which was acquired for future development. Seller was Robert G.
Wehle of Scottsville Road, president of Genesee Brewing Inc. It was part of the Robert G. Wehle farm, bisected by tracks of the Pennsylvania Railroad and adjoining the farm of Wehle's father, Louis A. Wehle, chairman of the board of the brewing company. B.
Robert Rosenberg of Nixon, Hargrave, Devans Dey represented the and Robert J. Mooney of Harris, Beach, Keating, Wilcox Dale appeared for Wehle. 'GAS' STATIONS TO CLOSE Most service stations in the Rochester area will be closed tomorrow and New Year's Day but will be open on usual schedules today and Dec. 31, the Retail Gasoline Dealers Assn. reported yesterday.
Deaths BLACK-Martin Luther Black of 91 Prince December 21, 1957. He survived by two sons, John Black, Corning, and James Black, Roaring Branch. one sister, Mrs. Lillian Moyer, Wellsboro, two brothers, Black, 'Liberty, and Edward Black, Rochester; seven grandchildren. -The family will receive friends at the N.
J. Miller's Son Funeral Home, 706 South where services will be held Tuesday morning at 10. GLANTON-Dennis, of 254 West Washington Syracuuse, formerly of East Rochester, Monday, Dec. 23, 1957. Survived by his wife, Mary; three sisters, Mrs.
Helen Trescott, Mrs. Mary Kearns, Mrs. Julia Waud; three brothers, Michael, Daniel and Cornelius; several nieces and nephews. -Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. at the Ford Funeral Home, 209 West East Rochester, where services will be held Thursday Church morning at at 9 8:30 and at St.
Jerome's o'clock. Interment in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. LANE- John U. S. Air Force, of 70 Dorbeth husband of Carol Kliment Lane, suddenly, Dec.
22, 1957, aged 25 years. -Private services were held at the convenience of the family. Saturday, Dec. 21, 1957, Thomas Parisi of 401 North Teilman Fresno, Calif. Survived by wife, Jennie Parisi; three sons, James and Frank Rochester; of one Fresno and daughter, John Mrs.
Parisi Felix of (Elizabeth) Degennaro of Rochester; one brothers, Frank Parisi of Fresno; eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. -Funeral service will be held Thursday, Dec. 26, 1957, in Fresno, Calif. PIOTROWSKI Entered into rest, Joseph Piotrowski, Dec. 23, 1957, of 1005 Clifford Ave.
He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth Piotrowski, four daughters, Mrs. Willard Stritzel, Mrs. Louis Mills, Mrs. George Weis Hilton, and Miss Frances Piotrow. ski; six sons, Peter, Anthony, Joseph, Steven, Leon and great-grandchildren.
John; 15 grandchilFriends may call at the Walter Kroll Funeral Home, 401 Hudson services from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Thursday, Dec. 26, 1957 at 8:30 and o'clock at St. Theresa's Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
SCUMACI-Carmela Angela Rochester. of 129 West Chestnut East She survived by her husband, Dominic John Scumaci; two sons, Ross Theresa and Frank; five daughters, Mrs. Cosco, Mrs. Rose McKenzie, Mrs. Frances Marbito, Mrs.
Marie Vieiera, Mrs. Jennie Allen, all of East Rochester; one brother, Anthony in Italy, and seven grandchildren. -Friends may call from 3 to 5 and to 10 at the Harloff Funeral Home, 803 S. Washington East Rochester. Services to be held Friday morning at 9 o'clock at the funeral home and at 9:30 o'clock at St.
Jerome's Church, East Rochester. Interment in Holy Sepulchre. WOLF-Monday, Dec. 23, 1957. Mrs.
Thelma Phillips Wolf of 498 Hudson Ave. She leaves her husband, John Wolf; a son, Gerald Borthwick, Rochester; four brothers, Bennett and Morris Phillips, Rochester, Joshua Haverhill, and Lewis M. Phillips, Middleton, Ohio; three sisters, Mrs. Nathan (Gertrude) Lapides and Mrs. Alfred (Esther) Gerring, Rochester, and Mrs.
Robert (Lillian) Silverman, Haverhill, two grandsons; and several nieces and nephews. -Friends may call at the Parsky Funeral Home, 1125 St. Paul Tuesday to 5 and 7 to 9 o'clock. Funeral services Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock in the Memorial Chapel of the funeral home. Burial in Stone Road Cemetery.
After the funeral the family will be at 497 Joseph Avenue. In lieu flowers contributions may be made your favorite charities. ATWATER Mrs. Katherine died suddenly in her home in Naples, Dee. 29, 1957.
Born in Rome, N.Y.. Oct. 22, 1902. Survived by her husband, Clyde Atwater, Naples: brother, George Carney, Sherburne, N.Y. -Friends call at Alien Funeral Home, Naples, N.
Tuesday and Wednesday 3.5 and 7.9, where services Thursday, 2 ing. p.m., Burial Rev. in Birger Lakeville Halvorsen officialCemetery, BAUM Suddenly, Sunday, Dee. 22, 1997. Alfred Warren Baum of 9197 West Ridge Brockport.
He is survived by his son, Russell A. Baum; two granddaughters; two sisters, Harriet Maurer, Lottie Gerhardt, both of Read. several nieces and nephews. -Friends may call at Hedges Memorial Chapel, University Avenue, where serve ices will be held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Interment, Garland, N.Y.
COOPER- E. Cooper of 420 Central Saturday, Dec. 21, 1957. She is survived by her sister. Miss Edith M.
Cooper. -Friends may call from to and p.m. at Mattie's. 300 Cumberland where services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev. Arthur M.
Adams officiating. Interment in Stone Church Rural Cemetery. Bergen, N.Y. CRAIG-Agda Dagmae Craig of Alesander. N.
passed away at St. Je. rome's Hospital, Batavia, at p.m., Dec. 22. She was born in Sweden April 1895, daughter of Joseph and Matilda Erickson.
She was registered nurse and graduate of Williamsburg Hospital of Brooklyn. She was member of the Alexander Methodist Church, the Golden Reapers Society, Ladies Austiary fthe Alexander Fire Department, the Holland Purchase Historical Society, Democratic Women's Club. She is survived by her husband. Harold Craig of Alexander; one brother, Joseph Oisson of Sweden; one sister, Julia Oisson of Sweden. -The funeral is Thursday at 2 p.m.
from the Redding Funeral Home, Attica, N. Y. Burial in Alexander Cemetery, ENGLERT-Mrs. Mary Ribstein lert, aged 67 years, 237 Clifford Saturday, Dec. 21, 1957.
Surviving are her husband, Charles J. Englert; two sons, Ernest and Charles; one daughter, Mrs. John (Rita) Kennelly; seven grandBranch children. No. She 104.
was member of LCBA, -Friends may call, from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.. at August M. Maier Funeral Home, 1119 Joseph Ave. (near Funeral Thursday morning at 8:30, and 9:00 o'clock at St. Michael's Church.
Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, ERTEL -Dora Rider Ertel, entered into rest at her home, Marion aged 35. Survived by her husband, Richard; four sons, Richard J. of Mendon, N.Y., Howard Arthur James all of Marion; one daughter, Mrs. Robert two Lincoln brothers, of Palmyra; four grandchildren; Clarence Rider of Hughesville, Pennsylvania; Lester Rider of Muncy; one uncle, George Spring; several nieces and nephews. -Friends may call at McGuire Hargrave Funeral Home, 123 Jackson Palmyra, until Tuesday noon.
Services from Zion Episcopal Church at 2:30. Interment Palmyra Cemtery, GUINAN Saturday, Dec. 21, 1957, Owen Peter Guinan of 200 Lake Shore Payne Beach. He is survived by his wife, Alice Schofield Guinan; one son, Mrs. Robert S.
Guinan; his daughters, Everett (Peggy) Munding, Mrs. Paul (Barbara) Brooks, Danvers, Mass. and Mrs. Robert (Sally) Culhane; six grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. AuPrez, Miss Ruth A.
Guinan. 7 -Friends may call at Hedges Memorial Chapel, University where services o'clock and held at Tuesday Holy Rosary morning Church at 8:45 9:15 o'clock. Friends who wish to express sympathy may make contributions to the American Cancer Society in his memory. Buffalo, Boston and New York papers please copy. HANRAHAN-Saturday, 'Dec.
21, 1957. Mrs. Anna Dillon Hanrahan of 247 Linden St. Clarence Survived by three daughters, Mrs. Kaiser of Rochester, Mrs.
John Gibbons of Brooklyn, Mrs. Theo- a dore Drabin of Rochester; three sons, George M. Hanrahan of Lima, Elmer D. four and Edmund Francis of Rochester, grandchildren; one brother, Frank Dillon of Londonderry, Ireland; one sister, several Bridget McCloskey of Ireland, nieces and nephews. -Friends may call at Holla-Leary Funeral Home, 1256 Mt.
Hope from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Tuesday morning from the funeral home at 8:30 and 9 o'clock at St. Anne's Church. Interment, St. Rose Cemetery, Lima.
HAZELTON-Alice of 411 Rockingham on Sunday, Dec. 22, 1957. She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Frances H. DeMallie of Rochester and Mrs.
Mabel Munger of Pavilion, N.Y.; one lanta, brother, James C. Hazelton of one niece, Mrs. Janet D. Boehme, and one nephew, Charles Haz- At elton. -Friends Crawford may Funeral at Home, the R.
495 Winton Kenneth call Rd. Monday from 2-9. Service Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock, Dr. Weldon F. Crosland officiating.
Interment, Machpelah Cemetery, Le Roy, N. Y. Le Roy and Batavia papers please copy. JANES -Saturday, Dec. 21, 1957, Enos Janes Sr.
of 1972 Ridge Rd. Greece. He is survived by his wife, Ruth Hutson Janes; three daughters, Mis. Raymond (Anne) Towle Mrs. Lawrence (Elta) Ekwell and Mrs.
Robert Welter of Findlay, Ohio; one son, Enos Jr. of Spencerport; three brothers, Warham of Montclair, N.J.: Walter of Rochester and George of Ripon, 11 grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. He was veteran of World War Past Chef de Gare of the Voiture No. 111, Past Commander of American Legion Greece Post 468. -Friends may call at the Cass Funeral Home, 1429 Ridge Rd.
W. (opposite Stone 2-9 p.m., where services will be held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Interment, Falls Cemetery, In lieu of flowers, contributions to the Heart Fund will be appreciated. LOVETRO- Samuel W. Lovetro, 129 Main Dansville, N.Y..
formerly of 54 Hampden Saturday, Dec. 21. 1957. He survived by his wife, Marie Lovetro; one brother, Joseph Lovetro; several nieces and nephews. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus and the Lions Club.
-Family requests friends to call between the hours 2-5 and 7-10 Monday through Wednesday at the Nanna Funeral Home, 650 Main St. E. Services Thursday morning 9:15 and 10 o'clock at St. John the Evangelist Church, Humboldt St. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, MATTHEWS Grace Wood Matthews, age 82, 1433 Pittsford-Victor Victor, N.Y., Dec.
23, 1957. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Russell (Lottie) Adams, Mrs. Martin (Lillian) Snyder; three sons, Charles Richard Lewis L. Matthews, all of Victor; two sisters, Mrs.
J. B. (Verna) West, Elmira, Mrs. Byron (Jennie) Bulman, Fairport; two brothers, Dewight Charles W. Wood, Victor: 19 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren.
She was a member of the Pittsford Grange. -Friends may call at the Cotton Funeral Home, 26 Maple Victor, where services will be held Thursday at 2:30 p.m., Rev. Amos N. Wilkie officiting. Interment in White Haven Memorial Park.
In lieu of flowers, donations to the Heart Fund will be appreciated. McCORMICK-William A. McCormick, aged 80 years, of 2346 Edgemere Sunday, Dec. 22, 1957, at St. Mary's Hospital.
He is survived by one son, Frederick A. McCormick; two daughters, Mrs. William (Anna) Kostizak, Mrs. Paul (Wilma) Yolevich; 10 grandchildren, three great-grandchildren; one brother, Oscar McCormick; one sister, Miss Stella McCormick. He was a member of the Holy Name Society of Our Mother of Sorrows Church; life member of the Elks, Liederkranz, Master Plumbers Assn.
-Friends may call from 2 to 5 and to 9 p.m. at Haubner Stallknecht Funeral Home, 828 Jay St. Funeral Thursday morning at 8:45 o'clock and 9:30 o'clock at Our Mother of Sorrows Church. Interment in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Cancer Fund.
NORTHWAY- -Sunday, Dec. 22, 1957. Thomas J. Northway, of 435 Oxford Street. He is survived by his wife, Thelma L.
Northway; his daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth N. van Es: two granddaughters; three great-grandchildren; his sister, Mrs. Mabel Cowan, Girard, several nieces and nephews. -Friends may call at Hedges Memorial Chapel, University Ave.
Private services will be held Tuesday at the venience of the family. In lieu of flowers friends wishing may contribute to the Cancer Fund. MUNSON-Sunday, Dec. 22, 1957. Lula Rodie Munson, of 73 Marshall St.
She is survived by her sisters, Mrs. Carl Stenzel, Mrs. Clara Hanson, Mrs. Albert Sale, Mrs. Harold Pinkley; her brother, George Rodie; several nieces and nephews.
I -Friends may call at Hedges Memorial Chapel, University where services will be held Tuesday morning at 11:00 o'clock. Interment, Mt. Hope Cemetery. Deaths Deaths were York SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By New paperboy delivery -Week days 40 cents per week: Sunday, 20 cents; Weekdays and Sunday, 60 cents per week. By Mail -First and Second zones.
Week Sundays, 99 cents per month, $10.40 per year, la all other zones postage added. Call Circulation LO 2-3600 for zone rates. Mall rates apply caly where there is no Democrat and Chronicle Newsboy delivery service. ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost and Found. Strayed FOUND: Collie, male, Titus Shopping Center.
CO 6-8488 afier 7 p.m. Personals O.R.P, Merry Christmas. Please come home for going away party Christmas. BR 1-4465. DOG lost, black with white chin whiskers.
tip. Shaver hair, recently spared. 350 Davis St. L.R.W, Please, call me at noon or ning today, Love, Daddy. ANY girl in trouble and need of friend, call or see Mrs.
Brigadier Brunner, Salvation Army, 60 North BA 62560. WILL the truck Or bakina company driver who at scene that he witnessed an accident 08 Central Ave. North St. at 5:45 a.m. on morning Wednesday.
March 20. 1957. in which lady pedestrian was struck. Kindly call HA 6-7340 during daytime, or Brockport 148 in evening. Business Personals ARCHES hurt.
feet burn? If that's your foot problem. see the Genesee Bootery. let them fit your feet and balance vour shoes correctly. Genesce Bootery. 178 Genesee open evenines till 8:30 BONNIE Beauty Bar: 33 Champlain St.
Hair styling, cuttina. Permanents $5 up. GE BURNS. tears and moth holes. rewoven like new.
Also moth proofing. French Textile 428 Avenue A. ICE skates, for the entire family, Liberal allowance on your old skates. will buy. sell or trade.
Rosenberg's. Hudson Ave. Open evenines til PERMANENTS given at home, your convenience. Experienced years. Call BA 5-2812.
"GO first to Neisner's! There's store near E. Main. 1902 s25 Titus Ave. 1950 Empire Blvd. UNWANTED hair off permanently.
ces Freedman. 27 Clinion HA 6-6957. HILL Textile Weaving: Burns, moth holes, tears. rewoven like new: 25 perience. 641 University GR 3-4928.
SECRETLY want to sell your property? No signs, no for inspection' quired. Your private financial situation not broadcast to hundreds and hundreds of people. We will exclusively list your Consultation and appraisals cheerfully made, no obligation. Over 30 salespeople to serve you. We are a young aggressive organization made up of experienced salespeople that have transferred to us from over dozen local Real Esate Brokers, If you have a problem.
call us, if not, remember us! Nichols Real Est. Co. GL 3-2743, GL 3-8327-M. Happy holiday to all! NEW YEARS EVE noisemakers, hats, baloons. Big assortment.
Quantity prices. Hoffman Sales, 12 Winthrop or write, phone for dealers catalogue. AT your home. Repair service, furniture. upholstery, draperies.
GR 3-6934. BR 1-4521. Reasonable, Albert Lavin. OPTICIAN. Eye glass service, Just phone AUCTIONS Auctioneers, Auction Sales 12 the right to bid.
Associates Discount Corp. AUTOMOTIVE Cars Being Dismantled 14 AL DORREN. auctioneer and liquidator. Reasonable rates. Reliable service.
HA 6-2707. 16 State Room 406. CLARE Ladd. auctioneer, Real estate, city and suburban properties. For appointment call HU 2-3911.
EMANUEL Levy, auctioneer, appraiser. liquidator of stores. merchandise and fixtures. LO 2-5020. HAROLD G.
Hill, livestock and general auctioneer. Also real estate, with Carle Durlings. broker, Albion. N.Y. I.
SHOOLMAN. auctioneer, appraiser. liquidator of stores. merchandise. fixtures.
machinery, etc. HA 6-8120. AUCTIONEERS. Sales Manager and agricultural appraisers: livestock, and farm auctions. Complete service available.
Harris Wilcox. Bergen. Phone 146. THE undersigned will sell at public auction for cash, 1955 Packard sedan. serial 55227367.
at 8:30 a.m.. Dee. 31, 1957, at Borrelli Storage. 847 St. Paul Rochester.
The undersigned reserves ATTENTION: We buy old cars, delivered to 1485 Lyell Ave. Trading Center. GL 3-1360. Highest prices paid. ABC buys cars.
Picked up. Highest prices. 6-4830. VETERAN'S Auto Parts. 1060 '57 Lee Rd.
GL 3-8532. now dismantling Ford down, 56 Mercury down, '54 Lincoln down, '57 Chevrolet down, '56 Oldsmoble down, '57 Pontiac down, '53 Cadillac down. Buick '56 down. '57 Plymouth down, '57 DeSoto down, '55 Chrysler down, '57 Dodge down, '55 Packard down, Nash down. '55 Studebaker down, '54 Hudson down, Kaiser down, '54 Willys down, '53 Henry down and foreign cars.
trucks. to 5-ton, 1917-57. LAKE Ave. Auto Parts, 788 Lake GL 3-1 30, has Buicks to 1955, Cadillacs to 1954, ash to 1955, Oldsmobile to 1955, 1954, DeSoto to 1954. Dodge to 1955, Ford 1957.
Kaisers to 1953, Mercury to 1955, 1954. Packard Nash to- to 1955. 1955. Pontiac Oldsmobile to 1956, Plymouth to 1956. SPENCERPORT Auto Wrecking: Top price for junk cars and trucks.
Auto parts, late models. 26 Clavton Spencerport, N.Y. ELmwood 2-8831. Auto Accessories, Parts 15 BRAKE shoes: Bonded and riveted. All numbers.
Also clutch plates and pressure plates. Phil's Auto Parts, BA 5-1620. HEADQUARTERS for mufflers and pipes for all cars. Duals, Glass-Paks, fender chrome 14-in. and 15-in.
full wheel caps; skirts. accessories, springs. Schuber Parts. 558 Lyell GL 3-6775. VETERANS Auto Parts, 1060 Lee has new and used parts such as radio, carburetors, motors, springs, wheels, transmissions, mufflers.
etc. PRE-Inventory sale: Up to off on all Hollywood dual sets, mufflers. Vic's Auto 790 Lake GL 3-7762. Automobiles for Sale 18 ACE Bristol. 1958.
Fiats. All modes. Volkswagens, American, immediate delivery, Porsche speedsters. '55 Thunderbird. '57 Corvette.
Rolls-Royce. '57 Hillman. '57 Mercedes, all models, immediate, of, delivery. automobile Over 20 years in the heart row. Buy with confidence, Each car carefully N.Y.
State safety inspected and guaranteed for one full year. Rudman Motors. "Imported Car Salon." 512 State St. BA 5-8955. Open evenings.
AUSTIN Healy, 1954. See and drive this sharp black beauty. Its set off with whitewall tires. Its well known for power and performance. You'll be out in front in this popular sport car.
$1,495. We can finance your deal. This is a guaranteed OK used car. Hallman Chevrolet, 29 S. Union, 218 East 470 Court St.
AUSTIN, 1955: Convertible sedan. Light green, real sharp, real buy at $895. Churchill Motors, 110 Mt. Hope Ave. BORGWARD, 1958 2-door station wagons.
The foreign car with the most room for the least amount of money plus highest gas mileage, doing better than 33 miles per gallon. You won't see more quality or more car for only $2620.00 fully equipped. Churchill Motors. 110 Mt. Hope Ave.
BUICKS: '57s. Brand new at left prices. One Special hardtop, Special fordor hardtop and 1 Special hardtop station wagon, Elmer Schmidt, Buick, Falls, phone 117. Open evenings by appointment. BUICK: Only $895.
Far above, average. Fully equipped. 1953 convertible. Inside showroom, Valley Cadillac-Pontiac 1 block west of Winton Rd. Buicks Leftover 1957 models.
Sedans, coupes. All brand new with full factory guarantee. Come in, buy one and save $900 to $1,300 from list price. Fairport Motors, "Your Country Buick 38 West Fairport. Open evenings.
LEGAL NOTICE STATE OF NEW YORK, Supreme Court, County of Monroe; Action for Absolute Divorce. JOYCE S. LANG, Plaintiff, vS. JAMES J. LANG, Defendant.
To the above-named Defendant: You are hereby Summoned to answer the complaint in this action, and to serve a copy of your answer, or if the complaint is not served with this summons to serve a notice of appearance, on the plaintiff's attorney within twenty days after the service of this Summons exclusive of the day of service. In case of your failure to appear or answer, Judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the complaint. Plaintiff resides in Monroe County. Trial to be held in the County of Monroe. Dated this 29th day of May, 1957.
WILLIAM L. CLAY, Plaintiff's Attorney, Office and P.O. Address: 310 Powers Building. Rochester 14, N.Y. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION December 1951.
WILLIAM L. CLAY, Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and P.0. Address: 510 Powers Building, Rochester 14, N.Y. To JAMES J.
LANG: The foregoing Summons is served upon you by publication pursuant to an Order of the Hon. Clarence H. Briscoe, a Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, dated the 5th day of December, 1957, and filed with the verified complaint in the office of the Clerk of the County of Monroe, at Rochester, Monroe County, State of New York. Dated: Rochester, New York, Automobiles for Sale clean BUICKS: low milease These must Tremendous savings By seen to be appreciated. Spencerport Buick Motors, Spencerporta BUICKS: Your 2-door chance and 4 door own a hardtop new Specials.
al a sival 8 Spencerport LO Buick Motors, Spencer port. BUICK: available Only Riviera 1957 tutone hardtop. guarantee Inside showroom. 1701 East Aver block west Valley of Winton Rd. BUICK.
1957 Roadmaster 4 Driven door Riviera. miles. Buick Inc. Empire BUICK Only $1,595. Supre Riviera hardtop, 1955.
Fully equipped. showroom. L-year Valley Cadillac-Pontiac Corp. 1701 East Ave. 1 anice available.
inside block west of Winton Rd. BUICK: Only $595, 1953. tutone Inside door; show. autoon matic, Valley transmission. 1701 Fast room.
Aver block west of Winion Rd. BUICK. 1955 2-door Special. must Radio, sell. Make heatotter, ef.
157 Dynto. Ridge Service Rd. men West, GL 3.4101-R, BUICK. 1955 Special 2-door, Buick beautiful famous motor, radio, heater, etc. Nile with a white top.
This is the best buy ercen in at only DonchelBuick, 65 Genesse St. BUICK: 1952 hardtop tudor. Pitta Pontiac, Heater, of radio, dynaflow. $495. 1067 Ridse Webster, BUICK, 1953.
Super hardtop; sharp radio, canary heater, yellow and green. Never. nicer one have Dynaflow, motor, we had and you can drive it Genesee St. at home only 5895, Dorschel-Buick, 68 BUICKS: (6) 1957, Company cars. Special hardiop.
4-door Century hardtops. station wagon. Road(2) Century 4-door master sedan; these cars are fully equipped including full power: full factory warranty; rock bottom prices: bonus Jenkins deals older cars ('54 and older). Neely, Buick 370 S. Main.
daigua; open evenings. BUICK. 1954 Hardtop Special. Original black and white finish set off with while. Radio, heater, unusually power clean car ing.
for only $1.295.00. Ask for Al Papalia. Dynatiow, drive. An Simmons Motor Rochester's clusive Edsel Dealer, 336-350 East Ave. BUICK.
1953; choice of two; 2 door and 4 door. One with automatic transmission. one with standard shift. Heater, radio, etc. Your choice.
$695. We can finance your deal. These are OK cars. Hallman Chevrolet. 29 S.
Union. 218 East 470 Court St. BUICK. 1952 sedan. Dynaflow, radio and heater.
A good runner. down, $5 weekly. Rudman Motors. 512 State St. 3-8955.
Open evenings. BUICK. 1954. With full power. Repossessed.
Rudman assume Motors. payments. 512 $48.40 State per month. BA 5-8955. Open evenings.
BUICK. 1954 Super hardtop, fully equipped, and Roadmaster sedan. fully equipped, including all power, Both fully guaranteed. Your choice. $999, Keystone Motors, 404 South, near Mt.
Hope. BUICK. 1956 4-door hardtop sedan. Radio, heater, automatic transmission. white wall tires.
Very mileage. Like new, $2,295. LePase Motors. 880 Monroe. (Open 9 to 9.1 BUICK.
1953 sedan and hardtop, 1955 hardtop at less than regular prices. Alling Miles 1301 Ridge Rd. near Pittsford. Open eves. BUICK.
1955 Super hardtop coupe; radio, heater, power steering. dynaflow. Original owner traded in on new Buick, $1,695. Whiting Buick, 30 Union N. money-back BUICK.
While Papa's away, Mama will say, "I'm sure glad we have this." 1955 Special convertible, radio, heater, dynaflow, power steering. Sold by Whiting. $1.695. Whiting Buick, 30 Union N. "48- hour money-back guarantee.
BUICK. 1955 special hardtop; dynaflow transmission, radio, heater and other fine car features. This one-owner beauty has been well kept. For your own satisfaction, drive it! $1.595. Whiting Buick.
30 Union St. N. money-back BUICK. 1952: Station wagon, clean. terms.
93 Kingston. upstairs. BUICK: 1954 Super hardtop; radio, heater, air-conditioning, etc. $995. Heinrich Chevrolet, 214 Lake Ave.
CADILLAC'S. 1957. Company official cars. Sedan, coupe, coupe De Ville and 60 special. All low mileage, complete Cadillac equipment.
Substantial savings. Valley Cadillac- Pontiac 333 East Ave. CADILLAC. 1954 sedan dark grey with ivory top. A real cream puff.
000 actual miles. new General nylon tires, looks and drives like new. This is the best one we've seen in a long time. Also '53 sedan, tu-tone green. power steering, excellent shape, $1.795.
Churchill Motors. 110 Mt. Hope Ave. CADILLAC, 1957 Coupe De Ville. Almost new.
Finished in polar white and set off with a silver nylon 'interior. Can't be told from new. This is the nicest Cadillac we ever offered for sale. All power features, with a six-way seat. Owned by prominent local executive who makes his hobby of fine automobiles.
Come in and see for yourself and ask for a demonstration ride. Don't miss this one at only $4.277. Doyle's Used Car 336 Broadway, corner Marshall. CADILLAC: Only $2,995. Fully equipped 1956.
A genuine special. See this 4-door today. Inside showroom. Valley CadillacPontiac 1701 East 1 block west of Winton Rd. CADILLAC: 1954 sedan: Loaded with equipment.
Ebony black finish. As sharp as they come. Kessler-Nash, 67 Ridge Rd. W. Open evenings.
CADILLAC. 1953 "62" coupe. If you have been looking for the hard-to-find model, come in and see this one, Less than 21,000 original miles. Owned by very conservative person who gave it the best of care. Full power equpiment.
Radio, heater and hydramatic transmission. Finished in original 2 tone green and set off with white wall tires. Price only $1,488. Doyle Motors, 336 Broadway corner Marshall. CADILLAC: 1957 convertible, white with black top.
Actual 7,000 miles, this car real steal at $4,995. Also '56 coupe, 14,000 miles: '53 sedan, tu-tone green, 28,000 miles, and the nicest Cadillac '51 sedan in city, We will sell any of these cars at next spring's price. Churchill Motors, 110 Mt. Hope Ave. CADILLAC, 1955 sedan; full power; like now.
$2,250. Rudman Motors, 512 State St. BA 5-8955. Open evenings. CADILLAC, 1952 "62" sedan; A-1 throughout.
$5 down. Rudman Motors, 512 State BA 5-8955. Open evenings. CADILLAC. Compare--save money the quality way.
First to celebrate General Motors 50 years of progress. The reception of the 1958 models has created surplus of 1956 models of all body types and colors. For the finest at stock reducing prices see, compare and buy today. 1 year guarantee available. Inside showroom.
Valley Cadillac-Pontiac East 1 block west of Winton Road. CADILLAC, 1955 Coupe. Clean, new tires, reasonable. 93 Kingston, upstairs. CHEVROLET.
'55 (210) 4-door, powerglide, etc. 1-owner, real nice. $1,195. Harry Ridley Ford 168 W. Main, Webster N.Y.
BU 8-3370. CHEVROLET, 1954 Bel Air hardtop; power glide, radio, heater, etc. $995. Whiting Buick, 30 Union N. money-back guarantee." CHEVROLET, '53 to '56s.
All models. Clean cars, sale priced from $595. Churchill Motors, 110 Mt. Hope Ave. CHEVROLET.
'55 hardtop V-8. Powerglide, radio. Sharp! $1,195. Columbia, 309 Genesee. CHEVROLET, 1951 convertible; new top, new seat covers; clean throughout; $5 down, $5 per week.
Rudman Motors, 512 State BA 5-8955. Open evenings. CHEVROLET. 1956 2-door sedan; very clean inside and low mileage. Equipped.
Priced way below market. Ken Ralph, Ford, 2900 Monroe Ave. CHEVROLET. 1953 Bel-Air 4-door. Powerglide, radio, heater.
Tutone. $595. Archer Motors, 350 Monroe Ave. CHEVROLET, 1955 Corvette, fire-red color. $2,095.
"See Siebert's and 615 South Ave. BA 5-2575. CHEVROLET, 1955 V-8 tutone 2-door sedan. Powerglide drive, radio, heater, winterized and N.Y. State inspected; $1,195.
This is a Fincherized and safetytested used car. Finchers, 37 S. Union. CHEVROLET, 1956 4-door, hardtop. All power.
01748 Lexington Ave. CHEVROLET, 1956 Bel-Air 4-door hardtop. Powerglide, radio. heater, low mileage. $1,595.
Rudman Motors, 512 State BA 5-8955. Open evenings. CHEVROLET, 1955 2-door. Radio, heater, Powerglide. Original blue and white, Driven not too many miles.
Had a real nice home and was well cared for. Come and see what you can buy for only $1.195. Dorschel-Buick, 68 Genesee St. CHEVROLETS, 1957: All models available. Tremendous year-end savings.
Don Starkweather Chevrolet. Scottsville. Open evenings. CHEVROLET, 1951 2-door. $148.
Ralph's Bargain Lot. Ralph Pontiac Annex. 582 Main GE 8-6885. CHEVROLET, 1953 2-door sedan. A good car.
$295. Cool Chevrolet Used Car Lot, Monroe Ave. CHEVROLET, 1954 "6" convertible. Like new. See and drive this car.
$999. Cool Chevrolet Used Car Lot, 777 Monroe Ave. CHEVROLET: Only $695. Powerglide, 1953, equipped 4-door. Inside showroom, Valley Cadillac 1701 East 1 block west of Winton.
CHEVROLET: Only $1,295. A Cadillac trade-in, equipped 1956 tutone 2-door. year guarantee available. Inside showroom. Valley Cadillac-Pontiac 1701 1 block west of Winton Rd.
CHEVROLET, 1957, 210 fordor. Standard shift. Whitewalls. Perfect condition. $1,575.
Pat's. 306 N. Plymouth. BA 5-8730, GL 3-9395-J. CHEVROLET, 1955 club coupe, popular 210 model, tu-tone finish, radio, heater, Conservatively driven.
Priced at only $1,177. Bill Cooke "DodgePlymouth." 270 Lake. Open evenings. CHEVROLET, 1953 Bel Air 2-door sedan, fully equipped. Sharp! $795.
Rudman Motors, 512 State BA 5-8955. Open evenings. CHEVROLET. 1957 demonstrator. Savings up to also big savings on brand ones.
Muchard Chevrolet, Victor. evenings. CHEVROLET, '54 210 series. Low mile. age.
Inspected and ready to Taylor, Ford Mercury, "Spencerport, Elmwood 2-4931. Open eves. CHEVROLET, '53 Bel $695. Air 4-door sedan. Powerglide, Everett M.
Ford sales and service, Honeoye Open evenings. CHEVROLET. 1955 Bel Air hardtop with powerslide. tu-toss. white tires.
$1,495. Archer Motor. 350 Monroe Ave. "In way each company will acquire very valuable information as to fire hazards, and also obtain first-hand knowledge of conditions they would encounter in their respective territories when answering alarms." Battalion commanders will be responsible for the stepped-up programs, endorsed National Board of Fire Underwriters. The inspection will apply to public and commercial properties, including all multiple residences..
