I in in Financial--Vital Statistics BUFFALO EVENING NEWSFriday, June 6, 1947 BUCHNER- Augusta Buchner, June 4, 1947, beloved daughter of Mrs. Augusta Schimmer Buchner and the late Frank sister of Joseph. Edward, Frank. Mrs. F.
Fuhrman, Mrs. C. Koestler and George, Funeral from family residence, 44 Gerhardt Saturday at 8:30 and 9 A. M. at St.
Boniface Church. Friends invited. 516 I. (Lyall) Buffill, June 5. 1947.
wife of Augustine E. Buffill: daughter of the late Alexander and Nellie Lyall: sister of John A. Lyall, Gross. Mrs. William Van Valkenburgh, Mrs.
Colin R. Grant of and the late James Lyall. Funeral from her late home, 57 North Park Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. Burial at Elmlawn Cemetery.
516 CASASSA- Lillian Boyd Casassa, June 5. 1947, wife of Edward B. Casassa: mother of Charlotte, Edward B. Jr. and Hugh V.
Casassa: sister of Mrs. George Ottaviano and Mrs. George Disacio and the late Catherine and John Boyd. Funeral from the family residence, 511 Prospect Monday morning at 9:15 and at St. Joseph's Old Cathedral at 10 o'clock.
Friends are invited to attend. 617 CHAMBERS William Chambers of 33 Wichita West Seneca, N. June 5, 1947, husband of Annie Smith Chambers: father of Frazier R. Chambers, Mrs. John Groundwater, Mrs.
Ray Latta, Mrs. Earl Frye and Don Crozier: brother of James Chambers and Mrs. Mary Chambers. Funeral from Loomis, Offers Loomis Home, 1820 Seneca Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Deceased was a past grand of Cobourg Ontario Lodge No.
136, I.0.0.F. Odd Fellow services at the grave under auspices of Saturn Lodge No. 922, 1.0.0.F. 5t7 CHAPMAN George W. Chapman, In Sampson, N.
June 2. 1947. husband of Marjorie L. (nee Davison): father of Chauncey and Mrs. Ernest Edmunds: grandfather of Pamela and Barbara Edmunds: son of Clara M.
and the late William E. Chapman: brother of Mrs. Laura Bell, Edward and Wilbur M. Chapman, Mrs. Dorothy Sugg, Mrs.
John Fulton and Mrs. Gerald Offhaus. Funeral from his late residence. 544 Elm Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock and from St. Paul's Cathedral at 2:30.
Friends invited. Deceased was a member of American Legion Downtown Post No. 64 and Silver Elm South Paws Club. 516 COLLINS- Sarah E. Murphy Collins, June 5.
1947. wife of the late James J. Collins; mother of Mrs. Frank N. Walsh and Mrs.
George McCall. Southern Pines, N. sister of Miss Mary Murphy and Mrs. Julia Barry of Boston, Mass. Funeral from the Murphy Funeral Home, 1700 Hertel Saturday morning at 8:15 and from the Church of the Holy Spirit, Dakota at 9 o'clock.
Friends are invited to attend. COOK--John A. Cook, June 6. 1947, husband of the late Marie beloved father of John Vincent A. of Buffalo, Mrs.
Frank Kirsch, Lockport. Mrs. John J. McMann, Binghamton, N. Y.
Funeral services Monday morning at 8:30 from 36 Narragansett and at 9 o'clock from St. Margaret's Church. Interment ML. Calvary, COWAN- L. Cowan, at Springbrook, N.
Underhill June Cowan: 1947. father husband of Sarah of Charles, Mrs. Charles Brown, James, Walter, Ralph Cowan Jr. and Mrs. Edith O'Connor.
Funeral from the Link-Fox Mortuary, 355 Grant Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. 516 DENEKE- -Charles R. Deneke, In Buffalo. June 4, husband of May Deneke (nee Hassler): father of William, Mrs.
William Farrell, Charles, Johanna, Mrs. William Schwartzmuller and the late May: brother of Mrs. William Kunzie. Funeral from the Ernest Wedekindt Funeral Home, 5 Walden at Genesee, Saturday at 9 o'clock and from St. Michael's Church at 9:30.
Friends invited. 416 DIETZ-Edward Dietz, in Buffalo, N. June 5, 1947. husband of Katharine Domras; father of Marlene: son of the late George and Bessie Dietz: brother of Mrs. Margaret Watkins and the late George Gilbert Dietz.
Funeral from his late residence, 130 Burgard Monday at 2 P. M. Friends invited. 617 DOLL Carolyn G. Doll, June 5.
1947. daughter of the late Joseph and Elizabeth Dersey, Doll; sister of Dr. Henry J. Doll, James C. Brennan, Mrs.
John A. Duffy, Rose O. Doll and the late Dr. Leo: Doll Sr. Funeral Saturday at 9:15 A.
M. from 575 Walden Ave. and at the Holy Name Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. DOLL -Dr.
Leo J. Doll June 4. 1947. beloved husband of Nellie C. Ziemer Doll: father of Dersey B.
Doll and Dr. Leo J. Doll brother of Dr. Henry J. Doll, Mrs.
J. C. Brennan, Mrs. John H. Duffy, Rose 0.
Doll and Carolyn G. Doll: grandfather of Patricia, Kathryn and David Doll. Funeral from the family residence, 575 Walden Saturday at 9:15 A. and at the Holy Name Church at 10 A. M.
Friends invited. Member of Erie County Medical Society. EICHORN-Minnie (Grassmann) Eichorn, formerly of South Park June 4, 1947, wife of the late George J. Eichorn; mother of George J. Jr.
and Robert W. Eichorn: sister of Mrs. Henry Wittkop. Funeral from the Kennedy Mortuary, 914 Abbott Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock and from Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church at 2:30 o'clock. Friends are invited.
5t6 FICT- Agatha Fiut of 298 Detroit Wednesday, June 4. 1947. Funeral from Harry E. Okoniewski Funeral Home, 926 Sycamore, at 8:30 Saturday and from Transfiguration Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited.
EUSEBIUS Rev. Brother Eusebius of Brothers of Mercy, June 5, 1947. Funeral from Brothers of Mercy Home, 183 Jewett Monday at 9:30 A. M. and from St.
Mark's Church at 10:15 A. M. Friends invited. 516 GAISER- -Anna J. Trulin Gaiser.
June 5, 1947. beloved wife of the late Jacob Galser: mother of Mrs. Kirsch. Adolph Jacob Leo, Edward, Ernest, Walter. Raymond and the late Richard Gaiser: sister of Mrs.
Arthur Heider, Mrs. David Gardiner of Johnsonburg. N. Ferdinand. Rev.
John Trulin of Lockport, N. Y. and the late from Tehan Brothers Funeral Bernard and Edward Trulln. 1911 Bailey Monday morning at 9:15 and at Holy Name Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited.
Deceased was A member of the Altar Society, Sacred Heart League and Branch 130, L. C. B. A. 617 GOSS- -Mary Louise Goss (nee Lahrs) of 202 Stockbridge June 6.
1947, beloved wife of Philip A. Goss: daughter of the late Charles and Mary Lahrs; sister of Louis J. and George E. Lahrs. Funeral from the Darwin E.
Myers Funeral Home, 2450 Main at Jewett Monday at 2:30 P. M. Friends invited to attend. 6t7 HARDY- May E. Hardy (nee Vellam), in Eden, N.
June 5, 1947. wife of the late Charles: mother of Mrs. Violet Bley, Ray and Leo Hardy and Mrs. Hazel Butler, all of Eden. N.
also surviving are four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Funeral serve ices from her late home in Evans Eden. Sunday at 2:30 P. M. Friends invited.
617 HARTMAN Ruble Lombard Hartman, June 4, 1947, wife of the late Frederick M. Hartman; mother of Mrs. Thomas F. Ryan, Harry Floyd and the late Arthur L. Hartman: sister of the late Lynn L.
Lombard; grandmother of Mrs. Jean Hartman Schueler and Mrs. Joan Hartman Taylor. Funeral from her late residence, 119 Unger Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Interment at Darien, N.
Y. 5t6 ERNEST WEDEKINDT FUNERAL SERVICE IS AVAILABLE TO EVERY FAMILY IN WESTERN NEW YORK! Distance is no barrier! Our superior service and reasonable price range apply to all of the Western New York area! We have served many families in Niagara, Orleans, Genesee, Wyoming, Cattaraugus and Chautauqua Counties. WEDEK mgr. Wedekindt, Home Howard Largest Funerals 7811 Buffalo's Walden Ave. LOT 5 PRIVATE PARKING Linde Drilling Rig Melts Rock, May Speed Ore Mining By HILTON HORNADAY BUFFALO EVENING NEWS Financial Editor.
DA A rig that drills -through rock in the ground by a process called thermo-chemical fusion was demonstrated to a group of scientific writers Thursday at the research laboratories of the Linde Air Products Corporation. The company is hopeful it will find wide application in mining ores, especially those of a type which are not useful industrially because of the difficulty in mining them. Steel industry authorities said the device, which literally melts the rock as it pierces the earth, should open the way for unloosening millions of tons of flinty, solid bodies of ore containing iron. That would be a step in solving the problem of what the steel industry will do for ore when present supplies of hematite and magnetite run out. Like Acetylene Torch The apparatus, in many respects, looks like a conventional drilling rig.
Streams of oxygen, fuel oil and steam a are fed into the bit. The oil contains a fluxing agent. Like an acetylene torch with a steel bit on it, the drill, about 6 inches diameter, plunges into rock at" the rate of 3 inches a minute, or about 15 feet an hour. The rock is actually fused as the drill decends. The smoke from the fuel oil, steam and small rock par- I ticles are thrown into the air by a blower system.
Linde already has tried out the rig successfully on the Minnesota iron range where there are millions of tons of hard, taconite ore, rich in iron content, which mining companies have not attempted to use generally because of the high cost of breaking it up and preparing it for shipment to blast furnaces. The fusion process makes possible the rapid drilling of holes at proper intervals for blasting purposes. First Application of Kind Linde research men said that as far as is known this is the first improvement in drilling in several generations and is the first application of rock fusion to drilling. I na tour of plant's laboratories, the visitors, they who represented iron and steel trade papers, paused to watch the handling of liquid nitrogen from tank car to storage tank. A large vat of liquid nitrogen, 350 stood degrees below zero Fahrenheit, in the open air SO the evaporating action could be watched.
Technical sessions were held at which the application oxygen in steel making was described. Research work in this field is being done for experiments in 24 steel plants. The oxygen is introduced into the open hearth furnaces either by jet device or a pipe and this helps to speed up the steel-making process. Obituaries William Chambers, 84, Dies; Founded Tuxton Products A master of the wood-finishing trade, William Chambers, 84, of 33 Wichita West Seneca, died Thursday after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Monday in the Loomis, Offers Loomis Funeral Home, 1820 Seneca with the Rev.
Allen G. Skiff, pastor of Sumner Place Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Elmlawn Cemetery, where Saturn Lodge of Odd Fellows will conduct the committal service. Mr. Chambers organized and operated the Tuxton Products Company, 31 Franklin a furniturepolish company, for 30 years.
He retired after selling the business last year. Oldest communicant of Sumner Place Methodist Church in point of membership, Mr. Chambers also was noble grand of Cobourg (Ont.) Lodge 136, IOOF. Mr. Chambers is survived by his wife, Smith Chambers; a son, Frazier R.
Chambers, with whom he had made his home for the last 20 years; a stepson, Don Crozier of Toronto; three stepdaughters, Mrs. John Groundwater of Buffalo, Mrs. Ray Latta of Santa Rita, and Mrs. Earl Frye of Santa Anna, a brother, James Chambers of Toronto, and a sister, Mrs. Mary Chambers of Willmar, Sask.
Native of Nova Scotia, Mrs. Annie F. Mooney Dies Mrs. Annie F. Mooney, 75, who came to Buffalo from Nova Scotia with her husband eight years ago, Hospital where her Fraser Thursday in Buffalo, General D.
Mooney, is superintendent. Another son, Reuel B. Mooney, an engineer, lives in the Town of Tonawanda. A former resident of Stellarton, N. Mrs.
Mooney and her husband, Maj. Daniel Mooney, moved to 125 Tulane Kenmore, to be nearer their two sons. Maj. Mooney died in January 1946. Mrs.
Mooney was active in hospital and church work in Nova Scotia. In addition to her sons, she iS survived by two brothers, John J. Fraser and William F. Fraser, and two sisters, Mrs. Etta Fraser and Mrs.
John MacQuarrie, of Nova Scotia. The Rev. Oscar C. Plumb, pastor of Kenmore Methodist Church, will conduct funeral services at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Dr. Mooney's home, 331 Depew where Mooney has lived since her husband's death.
He will be assisted by Dr. Henry Irving Rasmus pastor of Central Park Methodist Church. Burial will be in Elmlawn. Thomas F. Braun Dies at 53; Headed duPont Police Funeral services for Thomas F.
Braun, chief guard of the E. I. du Pont de Nemours Co. police department, will be held in Sacred Heart Church at 9 o'clock tomorrow preceded by prayers in the Dietrich Funeral Home, 995 Genesee at 8:15. Mr.
Braun, 57, who would have completed 25 years with the company today, died Wednesday in his home at 1516 Clinton St. of a heart attack. Burial will be in Mt. Calvary. A native of Detroit, Mr.
Braun came to Buffalo when he was 8. Survivors are his wife, the former Ella Haas Braun; two daughters, Mrs. Joseph Broderick and Mrs. William A. Rogers; three brothers, Joseph, John and Anthony Braun, and two sisters, Mrs.
K. Schickluna and Catherine Braun. Double Funeral Planned For Dr. Doll and Sister Double funeral services will be held tomorrow for Miss Carolyn G. Doll, 65, of 535 Walden who died Thursday in Buffalo General Hospital, and her brother, Dr.
Leo J. Doll 575 Walden who died Tuesday. The services will be at 9:15 o'clock in Dr. Doll's home and at 10 o'clock at Holy Name Church. Burial will be in Pine Hill.
Miss Doll, a schoolteacher for more than 40 years, was born in Buffalo and attended School 9, Masten Park High School, State Teachers College and Columbia University. She taught in Porto Rico, Lakewood, Chautauqua County and Cresson, Pa. Survivors include three sisters, Mrs. James C. Brennan, Mrs.
John Duffy and Miss Rose O. Doll, and a brother, Dr. Henry J. Doll. Mrs.
James J. Collins Dies; Was Widow of Red Sox Star A four- year illness ended in death Thursday for Mrs. Sarah Murphy Collins, 68, of 75 Wilbury Pl. She was the wife of the late James J. COMPLETE FINANCIAL COMPLETE FINANCIAL In Memoriam DE MEO-In loving memory of our dear son and brother, Michael, who passed away ten years ago today, June 6, 1937.
In our hearts your memory lingers Sweetly, tenderly and true; There is not a day, dear Michael, That we do not think of you. SADLY MISSED BY MOTHER. FATHER AND SISTERS. DE ME0- In memory of my friend. Michael, who passed away in June 1937.
JIM. FRATS In loving memory of our dear husband and father, Theodore. who passed away one year ago today, June 6. 1946. Today recalls sad memories LOL the loved one gone to rest: The ones who think of him today Are the ones who loved her best.
WIFE AND SON. MONACO- -In loving memory of our dear mother and mother-in-law, Madaline, who passed away 11 years AgO today, June 6. 1936. We saw you suffer and heard you sigh, Could do nothing but sit and cry: We saw you sinking hour by hour. Yet we did all within our power.
Oh. mother, each day we miss you more Since you were called to the heavenly shore MARY AND SAM MORONE AND CHILDREN, SEIBERT-In loving memory of our dear mother. Josephine, who passed away one sear ago, June 6. 1946. The years may wipe out many things, But this they wipe out never: The memory of those happy days When we were all together.
Sadly missed by HER CHILDREN, WOODEN In memory of my dear husband. Pfc. Carl Wooden Jr. who gave his three years ago today, June 6. 1944.
In Normandy, France. WIFE DOLORES. WOODEN In loving memory of our dear Pfc. Carl, who gave his life on D-Day. June 6, 1944, three years ago today.
So often we 100k at your picture. You are smiling and seem to say: Don't grieve for me. I'm only sleeping, We will meet again some day. MOTHER AND DAD. WOODEN--In loving memory of our dear grandson and nephew, Carl who passed away in Normandy, France, three years ago today, June 6.
1944. God called him home, it was His will, But in our hearts we love him still; His memory is as dear today As in the hour he passed away. GRANDMA WOODEN, UNCLE RALPH AND AUNT MARGURITE: WOODEN -In loving memory of my dear grandson. Pic. Carl who gave his lite three years AgO today.
June 6, 1944, in Normandy, So often we look at your picture, You are smiling and seem to say: Don't will grieve for me, I'm only sleeping. We meet again some day. GRANDMA HEROLD, AUNT LORAINE AND AUNT ELLA. Deaths BARNHARDT William Barnhardt, at 4. 1947, in his 72d year, beloved Wednesday.
husband June Crystal Beach, el Nellie Barnhardt. Funeral Sunday afternoon at 2 P. M. from Dell's Funeral Home, Ridgeway, Interment in Memorial Cemetery, BEADORE Robert D. Beadore, suddenly.
May 31. 1947. in Spokane. beloved husband of Laura Proctor Beadore; son of Rose K. Beadore of Saginaw.
and Louis J. Beadore of Gladwin. brother of Louis J. Jr. and Kathleen F.
Beadore of Saginaw, Mich. Friends received Saturday morning at the Dohn Funeral Home. 143 Kenmore at the Boulevard, where funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. BRAUN- Thomas F.
Braun of 1516 Clinton suddenly, June 4, 1947, beloved husband of Ella Haas Braun: father of Mrs. Joseph Broderick, Mrs. William A. Rogbrother of Joseph. John, Mrs.
K. Anthony of California, Catherine Braun, the late Mrs. Rose Ruh and Mrs. Mary Grant. Funeral from the Dietrich Funeral Home, 995 Genesee St.
Saturday at 8:15 A. M. and from Sacred Heart Church at 9 A. M. Friends Invited.
516 BRUNING- Helen Bruning (nee Walck), in Akron. N. June 6, wife of the late Herman; beloved mother of Edwin of Batavia. William. Elmer and Mrs.
Wiser Krull of Akron; sister of Anthony Walck and Mrs. Louis Geltz of Niagara Falls, Mrs. Alma Haseley of Lockport and Andrew Walck of Albion. N. Y.
Funeral services Sunday, June 8 at 2 P. M. from the home of Wiser Krull and at 2:30 from St. Michael's Church, Wolcottsville, N. Y.
Friends invited. Sattler's FOR EXTRA VALUE IN FLOWERS 998 Broadway Phone HUmboldt 2560 Spray on Easel 36 Inches High All Flowers in Water! $5 Felton's Flowers Grant Street at Hampshire "Our Only Location" Lincoln 2127 HAWKINS- -Howard Hawkins, Buffalo, N. brother of the late Frank R. Hawkins and Claude of Phoenix, uncle of Jean Hawkins. Funeral from Kenneth M.
Kelly Funeral Home, 367 East Utica Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Funeral private. HOICZYK (nee Kaminski) Hojezyk, June 5, 1947. beloved wife of Peter: mother of John, Joseph, Stanley, Charles, Mrs. Caroline Pula, Mrs.
Helen Blanchard, Mrs. Wanda Fiebelkorn, the late Zygmunt. Casimer and Mary. Funeral Monday, June 9, from the family restdence, 237 Oneida at 9:30 A. M.
and in Corpus Christi Church at 10 A. M. Burial in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited.
517 J. Holland. of 5 Gull in Buffalo, N. Y. June 4, 1947, husband of Anna Ford Holland; father of Thomas of Ft.
Erie, Mrs. Leo Du Bois Mrs. A. Simon and George Holland; brother of Bert G. Holland and Mrs.
William Roberts Sr. Funeral from the Gordon L. Snyder Funeral Home, 483 Grant Saturday at 2 P. M. Friends are invited.
HUBER Bernhard J. Huber of 188 Arconne Drive, Kenmore, June 6, 1947, husband of the late Antoinette L. Huber: father of Margaret A. Huber: brother of John F. Huber.
Friends may call at the Bury Funeral Home, 2798 Delaware, corner Tremaine, where funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends are invited. 617 -Frank Internicola. suddenly, in this city, June 5. 1947, beloved husband of Josephine (nee Muscarella) Internicola: beloved son of Frances and the late Anthony Internicola, Castellammare Del Golfo: beloved father of Anthony Mrs.
Alexander Catalano and Mrs. Charles Fontana; brother of Mrs. Vincent Celestino and the late Charles and Ignatius Internicola. Funeral from the family residence, 11-Baynes, Monday morning at 8:30 and from the Church of the Nativity at 9 o'clock. Friends invited.
Flowers gratefully declined. Deceased was a member of Societa Castellammare Del Golfo and the Peace Club of Erie County. 617 ISRAEL- Ray B. Israel of 2746 Delaware Kenmore, June 5, 1947, sister of the late Abraham Israel. Friends may call at the Bury Funeral 2798 Delaware corner Tremaine, until' Monday noon.
Services at the Forest Lawn Chapel Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited. 617 KUBIK- John Kubik. June 5, 1947. beloved husband of Louise (nee Goc); father of Ladislaus and Ronald; son of Anthony and Maryanna Kubik: brother of Stanislaus, Michael and the late Agnes.
Funeral from his late residence. 89 Jones Tuesday morning at 9:30 and at Precious Blood Church at 10 o'clock. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Friends invited. -Helen Elta Maud (Lucas) Logan of 177 Jewett June 5, 1947: mother of Mrs.
Paul L. Schifferli; sister of William Lucas of Wellston, 0., Mrs. C. F. of Cartwright Dale Patrick of Punta of Gorda, Columbus, 0.
aunt neral from the Dietrich Funeral Home No. at 2518 Bailey Saturday at 2:30 P. M. Friends invited. 516 MAJOROS- Julia Majoris of 37 Riverdale, June 3, 1947, beloved mother of Louis Majoros serving in Germany, Funeral from the Frazon and Yelenik Funeral Home, 259 Ontario Monday afternoon at 2 and from the West Side Hungarian Reformed Church at 2:30 o'clock.
Friends invited. MANGAN- -Nora E. Connors Mangan, June 5. 1947. wife of John A.
Mangan; mother of John F. Mangan, Mrs. Joseph O'Neil and Mrs. Richard Behringer: sister of John. William of Chicago, and Catharine Connors.
Funeral from the family residence, 375 Pennsylvania Monday morning at 8 o'clock and from Immaculate Conception Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited to attend. 617 MARCY- Angeline Marcy, June 5. 1947, in New York City, widow of the late Charles: mother of Joseph of Jamaica. L.
and Charles of Buffalo. Funeral from 106-49 Sutphen New York, Saturday at 10 A. M. and at St. Monica's Church at 10:30 o'clock.
Burial in St. Boniface Cemetery, Delmont, N. Y. 617 MARTIN- -Daniel J. Martin, in Buffalo, June 6, 1947, husband of the late Harriet and father of Daniel J.
Martin Mrs. Clarence Poormon and Mrs. William Kitson. Friends may call at the Wilmer W. Snyder Funeral Home, 285 W.
Ferry St. until Monday at noon. Funeral at Forest Lawn Chapel, Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Friends are invited. 617 MATTHIS- Christian W.
Matthis, June 6, 1947. beloved husband of Emma Groll Matthis; father of Wesley C. J. and Robert W. Matthis: brother of John, Phillip and Mrs.
Mary Haller. Friends may call at the family residence, 195 Merrimac until noon Monday. Funeral services from Memorial Chapel, Trinity Methodist Church, Monday at 3 P. M. Friends invited.
617 Me -Myra I. Walker McDonnell, June 3, 1947, wife of Miles W. McDonnell; Francis mother of Miles Brendan Joseph M. and Edward J. McDonnell: daughter of Frank A.
and Isabel O'Hara Walker: sister of Rev. Edward Rev. Francis Harold Mrs. Henry E. Drumm, Isabel M.
and Clift J. Walker. Funeral from the family residence, 31 Stevenson Saturday morning at 9:30 and from St. Thomas Aquinas Church at 10:30. Friends Invited.
416 McMINN- -George McMinn, suddenly in Buffalo, N. June 5, 1947. beloved husband of Julia E. Shephard; father of Mrs. Michael J.
Miller, Louise Mrs. Donald Wacker, and Donald A. McMinn: brother of Mrs. Drake of Jamestown. N.
Mrs. Vincent Stack, Albert, Mrs. William O' Heir. Mrs. Vinent Bondi of Compton.
Calif. Funeral Ave. from the family residence, 50 Poultney Monday at 8:15 A. M. and from St.
Francis De Sales Church at 9 A. M. Friends invited. Deceased was a member of The Tug. Firemen Linemen's Protective Association of The Great Lakes, Local No.
18 617 -Michael McNierney, in Buffalo, N. June 5, 1947. beloved husband of Dora (Reidy) McNierney; father of Kathryn, Martin, Mrs. J. Mulvenna, Anne, Joseph; brother of Patrick of Pallsades, N.
Catherine of Weehawken, N. J. Funeral from the family home, 115 College Saturday morning at 10:45 and from Immaculate Conception Church at 11:15. Friends are invited. McQUEEN-John W.
McQueen, June 1947, husband of the late Margaret McQueen: father of Mrs. Edward Hooker. Mrs. George Adams and Mrs. Kathleen Appleyard; brother of Daniel and James McQueen.
Funeral from the family restdence, 106 Chenango St. (Apt. 1-A), Saturday morning at 11:15 and from the Nativity Church at 11:45. Friends are invited. Oswego, N.
papers please copy. 516 MOONEY-Annie Fraser Mooney, in this city, June 5. 1947. wife of the late Daniel Mooney; mother of Reuel and Fraser Mooney M. sister of John J.
Fraser of Stellerton, Nova Scotia: William F. Mrs. D. R. Fraser and Mrs.
John MacQuarrie of Glasgow, Nova Scotia. Friends may call at her late residence, 331 Depew where funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Friends are invited. 516 PARILLO- Mary Parillo, at Silver Creek. N.
June 5, 1947, wife of the late Joseph Parillo; mother of Mrs. James Zappi, Mrs. Joseph DeGaetano. Mrs. Angelo Desko and Joseph Parillo.
Funeral from her late residence, Pennsylvania Monday morning at 9 o'clock and from Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church at 9:30. Friends invited. 617 PAYETTE -Richard J. Payette, in Hamburg, EN.
June 4, 1947, beloved husband of Frieda: father of Mrs. Kathleen Sullivan of Nederland, Richard Waukegan, Mildred of Hamburg and George of Roscoe, Calif. Funeral from the Wurtz Funeral Chapel, Boston, N. Saturday at 2:30 P. M.
Interment in Maplewood Cemetery, Patchin, N. Y. Deceased was a member of Livingstone Lodge No. 255, F. A.
M. 5t6 PILLMAYER- George Pillmayer, June 2, 1947. beloved husband of Agnes (nee Hochmuth); son of the late George and Mary Pillmayer; brother of Anna, Theresa and the late Frank (all of Europe). Funeral from his late residence, 942 Niagara Saturday morning 10:30 and at Nativity R. C.
Church at 11 o'clock. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited to attend. Deceased was a member of Troop I and past president of Geneva Lodge.
416 -August Rohde, of 366 Tremaine Kenmore, June 5, husband of the late Mary M. (nee Zepke); father of Theodore M. and the late Mrs. Mary Kullman, Benjamin and George Rohde. Friends received at Funeral Home, 2 University Ave.
(University Heights), where private funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Flowers gratefully declined. Flower: Truly Express Your Sympathy ELLICOTT SQUARE Flower Shop 301 MAIN ST. MA. 3230 South Buffalo Memorial Cm.
Barre Guild Monument Hdqts. 1108 Orchard Park Road Ebenezer, N. Y. WO. 5853 MEMBER MONUMENT BUILDERS OF WESTERN NEW YORK WESTERN ELECTRIC BUYS OLD CURTISS PLANT, WILL EXPAND The Western Electric Co.
which late Thursday disclosed the purchase of the former CurtissWright Corporation plant at Kenmore Ave. and Vulcan today announced its plans for expansion in the Buffalo area will move ahead at an accelerated pace. The company, world's largest manufacturer of telephone equipment and a leading manufacturer in the electronics field, has been occupying the big plant under a three-year lease since June 1946. The purchase price was not disclosed but revenue stamps on the deed filed in the County Clerk's office placed the cash consideration around $3,000,000. In addition, about $2,000,000 has been earmarked manufacturing operations including new equipment.
Much of this already has been spent since the company started producing wire and wire products, including switchboard cable, in the plant last August. "A large amount of new equipment is being installed as well as being transferred from other plants," Western Electric said. "The acquisition of the plant is part of a plan of expansion of our manufacturing facilities to meet the demands of the Bell System. The plant now employs 1850 workers and this number will be increased to 2600 when the installation of all manufacturing equipment is completed." Included in the sale are some areas of land area and 779,000 square feet of building area. The factory includes group of -story manufacturing buildings, a three-story office building and a number of service buildings.
Western Electric, controlled by the American Telephone Telegraph Company, has designated the factory as its Tonawanda plant. Harold V. Schmidt manager of the plant, having been recently transferred from the company Hawthorne plant on the outskirts of Chicago. The former Curtiss-Wright plant, which was known during the war as Plant No. 1 of the Airplane Division, is divided into two parts.
The one section is occupied by Western Electric and the other is owned by the Government. The Govern section is unoccupied. Bid Talks Won't Cut Vet Hospital Items No items will be eliminated from the original plans for the Veterans Administration hospital in Grover Cleveland Park despite the present difference of $3,549,707 between the Government's estimate and lowest contractor's for the project, Col. Herbert Vogel, disbidy trict engineer, declared today. "We are not approaching the problem from that angle at all," Col.
Vogel said. "We are working solely from the viewpoint of getting the price within our estimate." It may be necessary, eventually, to make some substitutions in the hospital specifications, Col. Vogel admitted. SCHUH- David F. Schuh, June 6, 1947, beloved husband of Bertha J.
Fisher Schuh; father of Mrs. Peter Schmauss, David Elmer Mrs. Frank Bestine and Clarence A. Schuh: brother of William, Walter, Arthur, Mrs. Julia Fischer, Mrs.
Caroline Speckard, the late Joseph, Simon and Leo Schuh; eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Funeral from the family residence, 325 Roslyn Monday morning at 8:30 and from St. Girard Church at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited. 617 SHAFFER- Celia Fly Shaffer of 26 Milford June 4, 1947, wife of George J.
Shaffer: mother of Mrs. Leon Shanahan. Donald and Charles Shaffer and Mrs. Carl Wehrum; sister of Mrs. James Cater.
Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Leon Shanahan, 185 Cazenovia Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. 416 SMITH- Charles H. Smith, suddenly, June 6, 1947. husband of Sarah Carl; father of Mrs.
Edward Benzula, Mrs. Helen Brady, Harry Mrs. John Cranston, Mrs. Katherine Ralph; grandfather of 18 grandchildren; son of Mrs. Mary Bro and the late Joseph H.
Smith: brother of Mrs. Hazel Smith. Funeral from his late home, 289 Walnut St. (rear), Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited.
617 SMITH Lucinda Rowe Smith of 165 Landon June 6, 1947, in Buffalo, wife of George D. Smith; mother of Thomas D. Jr. and Robert L. of Butfalo, Stanley R.
of Syracuse and Donald of New Bern. N. sister of Mrs. Catherine Kikkie and Robert Carson of Akron, Fred Rowe of Washington, Pa. and Mrs.
W. E. Spencer of Cleveland, 0. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the Salvation Army Citadel, Main and High on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Calls may be made at Johnson Wilkins Funeral Home.
448 Delaware Ave. until Monday noon. 6t7 STANKIEWICZ Stanislaus Stankiewicz, June 5. 1947, beloved husband of Mary Stankiewiez (nee Kazmierezak) father of Mrs. Adeline Kasinska, Mrs.
Eugene Neubauer, and Rita; grandfather of Robert: brother of Mrs. Maryanna Halor. Funeral from the family residence, 42 Bissell Monday morning at 9:30 and at St. Adalbert's Church at 10 o'clock. Burial in St.
Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited. 617 STEINBACH Frank Steinbach, June 4, 1947, husband of the late Katherine; father of Mrs. Clara Seitz, George, Charlotte, Harry, Mrs. John Nikiel, Albert and the late Mabel, Nicholas and William Steinbach.
Funeral from the family residence, 286 Moselle Saturday morning at 7:45, and from St. Mary Magdalene Church at 8 o'clock. Friends are invited. 516 TOLAND- Walter G. Toland, in this city.
Wednesday, June 4, 1947. father of Harry Mrs. Leo Garlock, Mrs. Joseph Schlitzer, Richard and Mrs. Joseph Constantine; eight grandchildren: brother of Cora Trautman Cadillac.
Mich. Funeral Saturday, June 7. at 2 o'clock from the Clemens O. Gaul Funeral Home, 263 East Lockport. Friends are invited.
5t6 TUTTOLOMONDO Katherine Tuttolomondo (nee Ippolito), in this city, June 6, 1947, beloved wife of Salvatore: mother of Casper, Samuel, John, Joseph, Mrs. Joseph Taferner and Mrs. Carl LoGuidice; sister of Mrs. Vincent Navarro of Albion, N. Mrs.
Sam Mazzarella, and the late Blaze Ippolito and Mrs. Joseph Rizzo. Funeral will be held from the family residence, 288 Jersey Monday morning at 8:30. and from Holy Cross Church at 9. Friends invited.
6t7 VANDERLINDEN-Catherine -Catherine Shelby Vanderlinden of 283 High June 4, 1947, beloved wife of George F. Vanderlinden; sister of Mrs. Mary A. Harmon of Butfalo. Mrs.
Alice Groark and Charles Shelby of Pittsburgh Pa. Funeral from Leo Sauer's Funeral Home, 823 Genesee Saturday at 9:15 A. M. and from St. Boniface Church at 10 A.
M. Friends invited. Burial at Holy Cross Cemetery, Holly, N. Y. 516 WALDMANN- Catherine Waldmann (nee the Apfel), June 5.
1947. Waldmann; beloved mother wife of late Robert Mrs. Alvin Brownschidle; sister of Mrs. Mary Backus. Mrs.
Lena Kester and the late George and Louis Apfel: grandmother of John, Robert and Iris Brownschidle. Services at the funeral home of Oscar S. Witte, 1294 Fillmore Saturday afternoon at 2:30. Friends are invited to attend. 516 WENZ-Emil Wenz, June 4, 1947, beloved husband of Elizabeth (nee Roth) father of Karl.
Mrs. Louise Grear, Helen and Richard; brother of Ernst, Mrs. Anna Samsel, the late Frederick Wenz and three sisters in Germany. Funeral from Leo Sauer Funeral Home, 823 Genesee Saturday at 2 P. M.
Friends invited. WHALEN- Anna Whalen, June 5, 1947, sister of Edward James Mrs. Peter Vogel and Mrs. Dennis Fitzpatrick and the late Mrs. Augusta Morrison.
Funeral from family residence, 151 Ross Monday morning at. 8:30 o'clock and from All Saints Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited to attend. 617 Head World Trade Group New officers of the Buffalo World Trade Association, elected today in the Buffalo Chamber of Commerce, are, lower, left to right, Edgar A. Forsyth secretary, and Harold M.
Kinzly, president; top, left to right, George M. Juergens, second vice president; Henry C. Hollwedel, first vice president, and Ralph Wahlborg, treasurer. The association formerly was known as the Buffalo Foreign Trade Association. To Talk on Social Action "Social Action in a Community" will be discussed by Dr.
William E. Hill, director of the American Institute on Race Relations, Chicago, at a public meeting sponsored by Phi Omega Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity at 3:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon in the Michigan Ave. YMCA in conjunction with the Second District Conference of the national college fraternity for Negroes. October 1946, marked the 50th anniversary of rural free delivery in the United States. BIRTHS May (Filed up to 2 P.
June 6) BOYS WERE BORN TO MR. AND 17-Thaddeus Politowski, 78 Loepere. 17- -Thaddeus V. Piechalak. 43 Weiss.
18 -Robert Phillips, 80 Manhardt. 16-Weldon Phillips, Tonawanda. 18 Laurence M. Petritz, 1308 Kensington. 17 Raymond J.
Moran. 401 S. Division. 14- George I. McCoy 121 E.
Utica. 16- Daniel J. McCabe, 157 Lancaster, 15- -Thomas McCarthy, 280 Hastings. 17 -Earl D. Maurer, Amherst.
18- -Angelo Markos, 1566 Delaware. 18 Claude M. Lee, Tonawanda. 17-William A. Laux, 901 Glenwood.
17-Albert H. Jagow. Lockport. 17-Norval L. Hurlburt, 72 Hammerschmidt.
20. -Willard Hines, Gardenville. 16- -Walter Gural, 28 Butier. 17-Victor J. Fritz, 18 Winter.
15- -John J. Fisher. 390 Koons. 17- -Jerome F. Ferdinand.
Amherst. 19. -Peter P. Drumsta, 425 Porter. 18 -Thomas DiGati, 28 Boyd.
16 Curtin, Amherst. -Howard H. Corey, 398 East. 16 -William L. Christie, Amherst.
17- Peter H. Bury, 69 Fleming. -John Bolin, 43 Sprenger. 17- Fred Boersch, 75 Carl. 19-George E.
Taylor. Amherst. 19 -Charles Skelton, 17 Auchinvole. 19- Joseph Sivecz, 2347 Niagara. 18 -Roger R.
Scott. Tonawanda. 19- Daniel Sciole. 439 W. Delavan.
GIRLS WERE BORN TO MR. AND 18 -Grank W. Murchie, Tonawanda. 17-John T. Milek, 27 Beatrice.
13 John Michael, 323 Davidson. 17- -Henry MatyJasik. 293 Woltz. 16 Sherman E. Lyke.
Amherst. -Louis LaFratta, 109 Goethe. 19- Robert J. Kraus, 43 Olcott. 19- -Boleslaus Klodzinski, Eden.
16. Jack Giller. 36 Hamlin. 17 -Chester 1. Doktor, Cheektowaga.
16 Joseph A. Cuccia, 476 Riley, 18 -Henry R. Carr, 120 Highland. 19- Chester A. Wood, 52 Pennsylvania.
19 Warren W. Warner. 397 Olympic. 17 Edward Truscott, W. Seneca.
20-Leon W. Stranc, Lancaster. 19. -Francis Smigielski, 52 Empire. 19 -Oliver Cheektowaga.
20 George Reinard, W. Seneca. 19 -Peter J. Persico. 440 Seventh, -James J.
Moroney. 59 Edgewood. 18 -James Moore, 1365 Kensington. 19 Svend Mogensen, 689 Kensington. 20 -Walter Milezarski, 2028 Clinton.
19 Glenn Metzger, 151 Gold. MARRIAGE LICENSES (Filed up to 1 P. June 6) Thaddeue E. Rykowski, 16 Titus, and Mary A. Lata, 1503 Broadway.
Kenneth Mapes, 17 Pauline, and Mary C. Morris. 170 Waverly. Leonard Logan, 933 Smith, and Eleanor Penkalski, 154 Colt. Donald L.
Ensmenger, 353 Dartmouth. and Virginia E. Reiner, Williamsville. William J. Pfeifer, 77 Schreck.
and Alavon Geno. 104 Phyllis. Henry J. Koefras, 179 Ashley, and Genevieve E. Mildas.
68 Gatchell. Leonard D. Angielcavk. 233 Metealfe, and Eleanor Herzos. 230 Koons.
Raymond Hanley, 40. Olympic, and Elaine Ehlert. Corfu. Anthony Christopher. 107 Prospect, and Rebecca Lighteap, 235 Niagara, Robert Bald, 705 Jefferson, and Audrey Rall, 431 Emsile, Stephen Parkinson, Warring, and Catherine Schmid, 63 Warring.
Annio Saulino. 190 Kehr, and Lillian Holzbauer, 190 Kehr. Joseph J. Wilson. 132 Jefferson, and Lyda L.
Smith. 132 Jefferson. John D. Griffin. 134 Macamley, and Suzanne, T.
O' Brien. 67 Strathmore. Joseph S. Lonea, 247 Prospect, and Ardell A. Schmidt.
77 Domedion. Robert J. Henfling. 278 Roslyn, and Jean L. Lothringer, 135 St.
Louis. Reid S. Dickinson, Los Angeles, and Ruth P. Rogers, Lockport. Vincent Rino, 15 Lilac, and Mary L.
Arcuri, 281 Emslie. Manuel Brontman, 222 High, and Muriel Goodman, 46 Crestwood. Roger Gorney, Cheektowaga, and Geraldine M. Heffley, 107 Springer. Thaddeus Pantera, 1905 Clinton, and Leona Reese.
2220 Bailey, James W. Michaels, 82 Dana. and Frances J. Matthews, 82 Dana. Paul Thomas, 679 Eagle, and Georgia Mayfield, Cleveland.
O. Aaron Kramer, 557 Bird, and Violet. M. Gardner, Alden. Aug.
V. Gugliuzza, 228 Connecticut, and Mildred L. Celia. 45 St. James.
Robert Kranz. 49 Hunt, and Jeanne Kauderer, 740 S. Division. Anthony Seweryniak, 729 Northampton, and Mary Kormanski, 79 Young. Donald C.
Meister. 127 Harvard, and Lola P. Sturm, 286 Summit. Herbert H. Smith, 519 Adams, and Virginia E.
Fessler, 537 Genesee. Louis Skrzyniecki, 55 Guilford, asd Lottie Moskal, 88 Gorskl. Alfred F. Koch, 635 Grant, and Raymond Matilda C. Spachman, Weber.
678 262 Crestwood. and Elm, Patricia A. Sullivan, 585 W. Ferry. William Kazinski.
123 Walden, and Ann Gramza, 123 Walden. Robert J. Yox. 47 Narragansett, and Ruth H. Olson, 896 Abbott.
Kirk C. Hubbard, 171 Bird. and Myrle M. Easley, 171 Bird. Emil Strzelecki, 73 Reed, and Florence Orlowiez, 305 Woltz.
Alfred Zwick. 23 Timon, and Jeanette Amann, 44 Collins Walk. Stanley J. Szewezyk, Lancaster. and Wanda B.
Goss, 325 Alabama. Joseph Muniak, N. Tonawanda, and Louise Czaezkowski, Cheektowaga. Joseph Bota. 18 Albert.
and Phyllis Ahrens. 9 Humphrey. George Lukachovsky, 139 Greene, and Teresa B. Huber, 47 Longnecker. Edward J.
Storrs, Cheektowaga, and Marjean M. Reardon, Cheektowaga. DEATHS June (Filed up to 2 P. June 6) A Walter G. Toland, 84, 85 Chester.
-Vincenza Gallina, 75, 348 Hudson. -George Pillmayer, 60, 942 Niagara. -Victoria Platkowska, 71, Depew. A -Annie E. Bolt.
62. W. Seneca. Frank Blair 1 day, 359 Cambridge, -Philomena Foglia, 39, 68 Cottage. -Beverly Minchen, 2 25 Philadelphia.
Steinbach, 89, 268 Moselle. -Frank J. Erenewein, 74, 678 Riley, J. Holland, 74, 5 Gull. -George Bryant, 5 mos, 145 Waverly.
3-Mary Huber, 75, 594 E. Amherst. 4-Charles R. Deneke. 72.
320 Maple. 3 -William Lieppert, 78, 815 Eagle. -Ruth McRavey, 9 128 Woodlawn. Arnold MacDowell, 29, 227 Ellicott. -Rose Linkowski, 77.
120 Cable. -Dennis M. McCarthy, 25 days, 83 Elk. -Dennis E. Kennedy, 61, 438 Emslie.
-Myra I. McDonnell, 46, 31 Stevenson. -John E. Schintzius, 83, 935 Tifft. 4 John W.
McQueen. 77, 106 Chenango. 2 -Rose Kozlowska, 38, 675 S. Ogden. George L.
Podmele, 35, 318 Humboldt. M. MaMahon. 17, 117 Groveland. 3- -Julia Majoras, 45, Tonawanda.
TRAFFIC COURT JUDGE JACOB A. LATONA Speeding, $20 William F. Scott. 191 Bird, 50 ml. SPEEDING, $15 Chester F.
Nowak, Lackawanna, 47 Edwin R. Herr Lackawanna, 45 mi: Thomas W. Waterson, Tonawanda, 40 Douglas E. O'Connor, 290 Phyllis, 40 Carmino L. DiCorso.
277 Hudson. 42 mi. Murray Koran, 79 Ellicott. 45 mi. SPEEDING.
SI0 Gerald Hirschhaut, 315 Sterling, 44 Arthur E. Wierzbowski, 213 Cable, 41 Spencer J. Coleman, 94 Hawley, 40 mi. Frank Schutta, 528 Willett. 40 William Mann.
252 Newburgh, 40 mi. Jack M. Wademan, 2340 Fillmore, Paul Cataldo, 316 Longnecker, 40 Donald Richardson, 1174 40 Franklin J. Cayer, 108 Ashland. Kensington, Carter G.
Salem Lackawanna, 40 mi. Edward P. Mahaney, 258 Saranac. 40 mi: Nicholas Lorenzo, 505 Fargo, 40 Peter Edwin E. Bilida, Doster, 36 Mulberry, 42 J.
Klotz Elma, 43 mL. 93 Prospect, 40 William SPEEDING, $5 George J. Lindner, 251 Irving. 40 mL STOP SIGN. $5 William Tillman, 27 Clifford: Robert E.
Gross. 1213 Walden: Michael 73 Rugby: Cecil Phillips, North TonaBrodzinaky, wanda; Oliver Young, 573 Spring. RED LIGHT, $5 Johann Harry Mack, 2581 Genesee: Hans Sycamore: Senmidt, Eden: James J. Lewis. 62 Robert C.
Graham, 1478 E. E. McKenzie, Robert Phayre, Hamburg: Helen Delavan: 19 W. Mohawk: Carmelo Puglisi, 181 Bennett. ILLEGAL TURN, $3 Agnes M.
Horan. 61 Hertel: Arthur Wick. 200 Cortland. Collins, Red third baseman of the Sox, was voted a member of Baseball's Hall of Fame at Cooperstown. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs.
Frank N. Walsh and Mrs. George McCall, both of Buffalo, and two sisters, Mrs. Julia Barry and Miss Mary Murphy of Boston, Mass. Funeral services o'clock tomorrow morning in Holy Spirit Church will be preceded by prayers in the Murphy Funeral Home, 1700 Hertel at 8:15 o'clock.
Burial will be in Holy Cross. GALLERY TO AUCTION 'DRUNKARD'S' CHAIR BUFFALO EVENING NEWS New York Bureau. NEW YORK, June sale at the Parke-Bernet galleries, during an auction next Thursday and Friday: A drunkard's chair. Drunkard's chairs were popular during the Chippendale period of English furniture-making, according to the galleries, and one of their features is a wide entrance at the front, SO that the sitter, backing in waveringly after a quart or so of port, has at least an even chance of hitting the seat. Also, the seats are as much as 30 inches in width, compared with an ordinary chair's 22 inches.
This allows sprawling, as do the chair's wide, curved armrests and the tilted back. Drunkards, tipplers or teetotallers interested in this item will find that the chairs sell for about $200. BUSINESS RECORD BUILDING PERMITS A. Volo, 199 Grant. $200.
P. DeCollibus, 63 Godfrey, Walter Krupski, 834 Fillmore, $200. $4500. Amer. Magnesium 1880 Elmwood, $18,000.
John R. Magnano, 125 Pontiac, $350. W. Zyskowski, 63 Pontiac, $1000. Carmin Rizzo, 59 Schiller, $1000.
Wm. Range, 272 Stevens. $500. General Chemical 1050 S. Park, $3800.
N. Y. Telephone 63 E. Delavan, tanks, $800. Colonial Beacon Oil 52 River, tanks, $1800.
J. D. Harrington, 0109 Whitehall, $6500. Rosa H. Hagelberger, 124 Courtland, $50.
Frances Zini, 538 Plymouth. $200. BUILDING PLANS FILED Morrison Steel Products. 601 Amherst. $139,000, Cadet Cleaners 378 E.
Delavan, $8000. Nellie Farringer, 277 Delaware, $3000. St. Mary of Sorrows R. C.
Church 960 Genesee. $250,000. Adam Kaczmarek, 2021 Genesee, shop, $1500. Henrich Lumber 193 Spring, $3000. BUSINESS NAMES 161 Club.
161 Grider: Herbert S. Wellman. Aunt Jennie's Corn Callous Remover 820 Genesee: David Rubin Michaels. East Aurora Electronics, 79 Center, East Aurora: Richard Y. Booth.
Happy 300 Amherst: Alexander Romel. Harry's Refrigeration Service, 376 Taunton: Harry Okun. International Equipment 9 Carlton; Harry W. Furnald. Laura's Beauty Salon, 1503 Genesee; Laura Krysinski.
Mork Beauty Shop, 205 Tacoma: Louretta Mork. Mary Giancola's Beauty Shop, 74 Federal; Mary Glancola. Aurora Electronics. 79 Center, East Aurora; Richard Y. Booth.
Roanoke Food Shop, 1892 Seneca: Walter C. Sarata. Small Fry, 738 Main; Ben Riggi, Michael Riggi, Joseph Felice. The William Murray 566 Elk; William M. Murray, Amthor Glass Mirror 2325 Bailey; Robert J.
Powers. Adele Beauty Shop, 206 Colt; Adeline Ziolkowski. CERTIFICATES OF PARTNERSHIP Venice Importing 250 Ingham, Lackawanna -Philip Limerl, 702 West; Vincent Autrino, Ingham, Lackawanna, Pleri Laurie Importing 217 HudsonSamuel Pleri, 14 Wilton, Tonawanda: Fred Laurie. 268 Prospect. Lehigh Block 158 Lehigh, LackawannaJoseph Pecia, 316 Ingham, Lackawanna; Joseph Marsillo, 9 Roland, Lackawanna.
Kenmore-Tonawanda Distributors. and Kenmore-Tonawanda Distributing 346 Delaware, Tonawanda- -Charles Gardner Marshall, 51 Deerhurst. Kenmore: Charles Gordon Marshall, 248 Morgan, Tonawanda. The Iris Card Shop, 2920 Bailey--Mabel L. Johnson.
1316 Jefferson: Alvera R. Shourds, 10 Elton. INCORPORATIONS District Four Publications capital 20.000 shares: Incorporators: Joseph P. Molony, Marion Polakov and Peter J. Crotty, Buffalo.
Auto-Matic Car Wash capital 200 shares. Incorporators: Carl Hoffman and Beatrice M. B. Bahn. Buffalo; Joan A.
Deazley, Williamsville. Mac Sign Service capital 600 shares. Incorporators: Maher Mackney, John W. Hale and R. J.
Hale, East Aurora. Rent-A-Razr capital 200 shares. Incorporators: A. G. Perot, Buffalo: H.
J. Houting and T. R. BeGora. St.
Catharines. A. J. Nowak Co. capital 200 shares.
Incorporators: Anthony J. Nowak. Edward S. Nowak and Everett F. Beltz.
Tonawanda. CORPORATION SALARIES PHILADELPHIA, June 6 (P). -The National Distillers Products Corporation, which made a net profit of $39,996,827 last year, paid out more than a $1,000,000 in extra compensations to its officers and employes in 1946, the company's annual report to the SEC disclosed today. President Seton Porter received $293,160, of which $192.000 was bonus over salary. Thomas W.
Balfe, vice president, received $161,020, including $85,000 extra compensation, while another vice president, Ernest Stainton, received $105,220 including a $60,000 bonus. Other remunerations reported to the SEC follow: PEPSI-COLA-President Walter S. Mack $196,000, including a $46,000 bonus for 1945. Bryan Houston, executive vice president. $75,625.
Pepsi-Cola also paid radio commentator Quentin Reynolds $26,000. NATIONAL DAIRY PRODUCTS- L. Vanbomel, president. John H. Kraft, director and president of Kraft Foods, J.
L. Kraft, chairman of Kraft and director of National Dairy, $75,100. PACKARD MOTOR- George T. Christopher, president, general manager and a director of seven subsidiaries, J. G.
Vincent, vice president of engineering. $50,428. B. F. L.
Collyer, president, $100.000: T. G. Graham, James J. Newman and G. W.
Vaught, vice presidents. $55,000 each. In addition to reguJar payments, a $98,000 deferred contingent was set aside for Mr. Collyer when he leaves the firm and $35,000 for each of the presidents. WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC- Gwilyn A.
Price, president, $97,733: A. W. Robertson, chairman. George H. Bucher, vice president, $92,853.
IMPROPER PARKING. $3 J. Charles Baker, Rizzo, 19 Bremen. Joseph A JUDGE JAMES B. McKENNA Driving Without a License, $25 George Jablonski, West Falls.
FAILING TO YIELD RIGHT-OF-WAY, $10 Saul Wabnick, 39 North Park. CAFETERIA COURT Red Light, $10 James J. Collins, 96 Traymore. RED LIGHT, $5 Anthony Souter, Evans Center; Jerome A. ridge, Satel, 93 1016 Amherst; Kenneth E.
MugKilhoffer: Jack E. Boyer, 79 Wadsworth; William Rafter, Clarence Center. Katherine F. Chopin, Synder: Earl Barnes Tonawanda: Peter G. Bermel, 62 ham; Farmer: Paul J.
Schnabel, 111 FordNorman Krelb, 40 Myers. Gordon Bartelmus, 322 Trenton: Ferdinand Fryling, 253 Cambridge; Floyd H. 107 Oneida: Groff Jr. 25 Hayward: Lewis J. Black, 219 E.
Ferry. Jean S. Wood. 49 Cleveland; Berny, 843 Clinton: Elmo Algiati. Cheektowaga: Charles E.
Lemert, 58 Laux; Varnado, 198 Sycamore. Sidney James D. Meintyre, Tonawanda: Charles Schmuckler. 322 Wellington: Ida Lillian Hackett, 107 Broad: Maurice Reiman, 296 Crestwood; Vincent Cicclarelli, 385 Jersey. Henry Charles Ignasiak.
64 Stewart: Lawrence Keliner, 287 Landon: William John Hunt. 238 Betty Lestition, 1188 West; Joseph Caffarty, 314 Sherman. George J. Safe, 140 Glenwood; Peter F. Cipolla, 192 Auburn; Joseph P.
Winiasz, 122 Howard; Harold E. Bradt. 33 Gates Circle: Laverne A. Case, Batavia. Francis R.
Nelson, 1 Tennessee; Jean E. Swan, 85 Central: Robert Dickens, 653 Auburn: William E. Linkner, 174 Masten; Elton Shippy, Lewiston. Armand A. De Wald, 449 Victoria: Ilelmer Paulson, 185 Big Tree: William H.
Taller, 88 Massachusetts: Edward I. Saufer, 1055 Broadway: Charles Bugbee, 340 Davey. Leo M. Walters, Sloan: John D. Steinmetz.
Cheektowaga; Joseph Leber, 152 Dearborn: James P. Williams, 604 Eagle: Anthony E. Cherico, 32 Prospect: Charles Lombardo, 108 19th; John Puglia. 416 Potomac, STOP SIGN, $5 John H. Ward, 417 Crescent: James Russ, 234 Lisbon: Gerald J.
Senegal, 37 Inwood; Ralph -Dersam, 19 Allendale: George J. Sohienke, 277 Hastings. Dorothy Haber, 589 Linwood: George Haug, 207 Grape: Andrew Graham, 115 Greenwood; Alan R. Dochstader. 219-10 Oakmont: Florian Schmitt, 804 Elm.
Joseph Nole, 216 Grape: Nathaniel A. Barreal, 48 Colonial Circle: Gerald Baker, Kenmore: William A. Koren. 130 Avery, Gerald W. Ehmka.
48 Sweeney. Lampone, 467 Potomac: Arthur P. Griscom, 535 Woodlawn: Hyman Greenspan, 507 E. Ferry: Lillian May Moores. 308 Linwood; Forest Kightlinger, Niagara Falls, Elbridge T.
Leonard, 2532 Main: Joseph F. Kiosko, 375 Bright: James Bell. 249 Monroe: Mary La Catalano, 210 Butler; Antoni Kolodzuj, 20 Daniel Mecca, 28 Arkansas: Evelyn H. Barnly, 286 Bedford: Gloria Gucker, Hotel Worth: Alfred Walter Dams, 471 Sherman; Wade J. Mackey, 493 South Park.
Marion M. Bassett, 192 Southside: Richard Uliman, 163 Mariner: Robert M. Full, 328 Niagara Falls Robert C. Treat, 152 Como: Kenneth L. Redick, Tonawanda.
ILLEGAL TURN, 83 Thomas Powell. 31 Baynes: Fred W. Westphal, 208 Courtland: Seymour Brooks, 102 Donaldson: Frank J. Magnire, 26 Colton: Daniel Selvaggio, Lackawanna. Mabel Gremer, 899 Niagara; Esther Beardsley, N.
Tonawanda: Michael Ellis, 460 Fargo; Alfred J. Bronski. 2 Ravenswood: Vincent Pezzino, 157 14th. Nathaniel A. Barrell.
48 Colonial Circle: George Foley, 313 Genesee; Robert G. Little, N. Tonawanda: Mary Seminak. 47 Plymouth: John E. Schuester, 362 E.
Utica. Howard Woodard, Kenmore; Joseph Arrigo. Brant: Benjamin Hankin, 113 Groveland: Victor Ossola, 273 Brantwood; Francis Daubner, 83 Longview. Dominick S. Liberatore, 854 Seventh: Russell A.
Montonaro, 345 Fargo; Francis DiBartolo, Beaumaris: James Hirsch, 144 Allen; Thomas M. Burke, 149 Linwood. Lynn H. Dawsey, Kenmore: Elwood T. Larkin, 227 Capen: Anthony Piraino, Amherst: William Murphy, 441 Franklin; Barbara Lowenthal, 175 Claremont.
IMPROPER PARKING. $3 Samuel Erenstoff, 104 Homer: Bennie Inzina, 225 Vermont: Jacob Weinstein, 183 Lovering: Charles Paternostro, 28 York. BITS OF NEWS ACCIDENTS Shirley Okum, 5. of 634 Jefferson: struck at Busti Jersey, 4:35 P. M.
Thursday; bump on head. FIRE RECORD Alarms snice. 3 pm. Thursday: 4:48 pm 423 Forest, first aid. 4:59 pm- -Foot of Jersey, grass.
6:11 pm -11 Baynes, first ald. 6:20 pm Clinton near Bailey, rubbish. 6:33 pm -Foot of Michigan, first aid. TODAY 1:08 am- 1261 Genesee, first aid. 2:03 am Genesee Johnson.
rubbish. am- 190 Swan, first ald. 4:44 am- 96 Goembel, first aid. 11:42 A. Main and Mohawk, auto.
RECOVERED AUTOS Packard, 4B-24-27, owned by Robert R. Rott. 42 Shoreham. Oldsmobile. 18-62-94, owned by Frank Nizansky, 200 James.
JUDGMENTS CITY COURT (First name is that of debtor) Patrick G. Eberhart-Iroquols Gas Corp. $41.03. Charles Boring -Metal Binding Inc. $80.59.
Roy Copello-Lyth Chevrolet. $26.66. Louts Sperling-Oscar H. Stover. $20.10.
Joseph Prime-J. Francis. Harter, $260.22. Leo Dooley- Domestic Finance $338.32. William McKay Joseph J.
Helbling $120.31. Thomas B. Keating-Edward McCarthy, $40.75. Hillery Pigler-Spangenthal's Household Outfitting $19.50. Bykowiez-Nathan Rover.
$387.90. Frank Allen- Liberty Bank. $23.70. Robert E. Deubell.
Eddie L. Anderson, $37: Stephen Skaptk, Corp. Louise Billard, $21.40: Henry Robertson, Michael Toscarella, Hengerer Co. Russell Salerno. Alida Reed.
J. N. Adam de Co. SUPREME COURT Russell Milazzo Carl Barone, doing business as Cate Aloha-Industrial commissioner. $726.83.
Oliver Schriner-John T. Broome. $44.60. William Shank v5. Dora D.
Cummings Belle, $81.45. John P. Lyons Lilah Lyons-Gustave C. Wulff, Elvin Wulff, Elmer Wulff Laverne Wulff. doing business as G.
C. Wulff $209.80. Alex Lisho-Stephen Mandy, $445.25. Alex Lisho-Jean Mandy, $453.71. Stanley Wienchowski- Joseph Biscaro.
$92.90. Charles O. Johnson-Lawrence A. Ruff. $100.25, Peter Kirisits-Spencer B.
Busch, doing business AS Busch Floor $136.48. Bernice C. Rider John Rider-Martha Harkin City of Buffalo, $66. LIS PENDENS Marine Trust Co. of Buffalo vs.
Joseph Frank Allotta, et Main. NW 140 S. Fairchild. CITY COURT DISMISSALS John Fossett vs. Alfred Anderson.
John French vs. Frank Altmeyer. Carl Hendricks. vs. Warren G.
Jones. Fred C. Speyer vs. Jennie Garventa, Arthur D. Smeaton vs.
George A. Broomfleld, DUBLIC NOTICE, State of New York, Public Service Commission, Albany, June 3. 1947. Case 13108, -Petition of The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. Boston and Maine Railroad: The Champlain and St.
Lawrence Railroad Company: The Delaware and Hudson Railroad Corporation: The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company: Erie Railroad Company: Jamestown. Westtleld and Northwestern Railroad Company; Lehigh Valley Railroad Company: The New York Central Railroad Company: The New York. Chicago and St. Louis Railroad Company: York. Ontario and Western Railway Come pans The Pennsylvania Railroad Company: The Staten Island Rapid Transit Railway Company for authority to increase their basic or standard passenger fares.
NOTICE is hereby given that a public hearing will be held in the above matter before Commissioner Eddy In The Governor Alfred E. Smith State Office Building. Room 2. first floor in the City of Albany on Monday, June 9, 1947. at 9:30 A.
M. By the Commission. MURRAY G. TANNER. Secretary.
