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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., Jan. 12 UP)—Scores of calls offering help to a pair of runaway New York teen-agers flooded the lo­cal Police Department switch­board today.

The callers offered every­thing from honeymoon suites in the finest hotels to wedding rings and gown to Caroline Bartz, Scottsville, N.Y., and Gary Benz, Avon, N.Y. Both are 11.

They ran away from borne New Year's Eve because "our parents wouldn't let us marry and Gary's father told him to leave home or stop seeing me," Caroline said. They were picked up by p o l i c e here Tuesday and rot consent to marry from her father, John Barts, by telephone.

Although the two aren't un­der arrest, City Judge Robert Durden has ordered them held in jail until her parents arrive.

"They're fine kids. They didn't have any money to eat or any place to stay. They don't belong in jail. I'll order them released the minute they have some­where to go," Durden said.

Notices Received Until 1:30 SttttljH SratljB 19

BAILY-Ella May Baily, of MS Mil*. strip Rd„ Hamburg, N. Y., suddenly, Jan. 11, 1961, wlf* of A*red B. Baity; mother of J. Howard, Lawrence Greenway; Norton of Canada Blackwall of Blasdell, vived by nine grand

A. and Mrs of Elmer

Mrs. Hazel Y.; also sur-ran and six

great-grandchildren. TR* family will receive friends at the Brown Funeral Home, 96 E. Quaker St., Orchard Park, N. Y., from 2-5 and 7-li p.m. Services Saturday at 2 p.m. Friends are In­vited. 12913

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MEDINA, Jan. 12—The A. L. Swett Iron Works, founded in 1873, will discontinue operations tomorrow after a board of di­rectors meeting, company exec­utives said today. The foundry employs about 40 persons.

John E. Swett, elected presi­dent for the purpose of liquidat­ing the firm, said the business is closing because of increased competition in this area and the South. The c o m p a n y was founded by Swett's grandfather, Albert Swett.

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BATES-Cl i f ford D. Ave., suddenly. In 11, 1961, beloved h Speck Safes; father and Jack E. Bates

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Hazel M . Jorie, Joan Elgin and

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B A U I R - L o u l s e Bauer of 3M Pine Ridge Rd., In Buffalo, N . Y T , Jan. 12, 1961, wif* of t h * l*t* MarttoLBauer; mother of Mrs . Theodore, ^ f r i e d a Weber; grandmother of Mrs . fJRveriy Restivo and Bruce A. Weber, f a m i l y wil l re­ceive friends from 2-4 And 7-10 at the Rapln Funeral Horn*, 2407 Genesee St. corner Pine Ridge Rd. where fu­neral service will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. Friends Invited.

B R O W N S C H I D L E - L e o Beownschidle, for merly of Transit Rd., East Aurora, N Y . , Jan. 11, 1961, hmband of the late Elizabeth Hilditch Brownachldle; brother of Mrs . Joseph GolW% Mil l ie, Alvin, Ervin and the late Edward Brown-schidle. Funeral from Seach-Tuyn Fu­neral Home. S541 Main St. , cor. Cayuga Rd., wii l iamsvilie, Saturday morning at 9:15 o'clock and at St. Mary 's Church, Swormvllle, at 10. Friends are Invited. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. » 12113

BURNS-SNYDER-Char lot te Berns, Jan. 10, 1961, of 152 Stral* f Ave., Cheekto-waga, N.Y., beloved wife of Theron W. Burns; mother of Mrs. Frank F. (Jean) Schwartiott, Mrs. John W. (Mary) Stackpoole and Frederick Snyder; also survived by eight grandchildren; sister of Mrs. Ear l (Minnie) Reece and the late Mrs. K. Hess, Mrs . L. Kaiser, Mrs. C. Willert, Mrs . C. Downs, George and Elizabeth Berns. Friends may call at the Leo Sauer Funeral Home Inc., 1933 Kensington Ave. Family present 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Funeral services Satur­day at 2 p.m. Deceased was president of N.Y. Central V . F . m Post No. 515 Ladies Auxiliary, member of Ladies Auxiliary of Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, Jewel L<>dojfNo. 335. 12113

C A L L M A N - C l a r a B. (no* Carp*nt*r ) , of 172 Mulberry St., Jan. 12, 1961; beloved wife of Jacob J . ; moi ler of James J . and Mrs. Rita M . Rupp; grandmother of Barbara and Terry Ann Rupp and Bon­nie, Paula and Diana Callman; sister of Mrs . Agnes M . Sehmitt. Funeral from Franz Funeral Heine Inc., 165 Mul­berry St., Monday at f :30 and 10 a.m. ai St. Boniface Churdl . Friends may call 2 to 5 and 7 to IB p.m. Friends

13115

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Andrew Sciandra wishes to thank their many friends and relatives for the many kindness and thoughtfulness shown them during their recent bereavement.

GRACE SCIANDRA and F A M I L Y

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Maximum temperature is highest for 12 hours ending at 7 p.m. Minimum tem­perature Is lowest for 18 hours ending at 7 p.m. Weather is at 7 p.m. All record­ings are in Eastern Standard Time.

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37 +1to MansfT&R l t % + % Mann M a x & M (z) .35

24 10% 32% 9 ' i 9% 4%

12% 9%+ to I +1-14

13to 1 3 % - to 8% 8 % - %

22% 23%+ to 10% 10% 32% 33%+ % 9% 9% 9 9 % + Mj 6% 6 % + to

Mart in wt Massey F .40 McCull Oil MeadJohn 1.20 Menasco Mesabi Iron 3e Met&Ther 1.20 Miami Ex .24 Mich Chem Mich Sugar MtchS pf 90e

26 10% 9^4 9% + 9 19% 19'.* 19 ' •

» 1 * % * u * £ + . , * I Trl.ng C le 6 1 % n * 1 % T r u e T e m 1 2 °

13 15-16 13-16 to + 1-16 1 4% 4% 4 % - Vt 3 23% 23% 23%— % Unexcell Ch

27 28% 27'4 2 7 % - ',4 Un G Can .50 8 9 8% 9 ' UnStkYd 1.40

2-20 3-10 UnAircPd 26 32% 31% 3 1 % Unit Asb 28 10% 10-% 10' 2— % I Un Can O&G

405 2% 2% 2 % + % 84 129 122% 126 - 5

38 4 6

19 4

20 31

5 10 5

12 5

271 S

27 2

18 4 2 2 1 3 6 1 5

22 11 3 3 2

34% 34% 34%+ % 3% 3

12% 1 1 % 10% 10% 3 t 5% 8% 2'3 ito

10% 9'^

18 1 % Ito 5%

26% 18% 2 1 %

2% 4

5-32 17'2 5%

Pt.CI'dy . Clear . . Cl'dy

Atlanta Clear Boston Clear Brownsville Clear Chicago Pt.CI'dy Cleveland Clear Denver Clear Des Moines Pt.CI'dy Detroit . .Pt .CI 'dy Duiuth Clear Jacksonville Cl'dy Los Angeles Clear Louisville Clear Miami Pt.CI'dy Minneapolis Clear New Orleans Cl'dy New York Pt.Cndy

21,%— to I Philadelphia Clear l%+5-16 Pittsburgh Pt.CI'dy 10%+ V* Phoenix . . . . . . . . . Clear 9 % + % Portland, Me. Clear

18 + to Portland, Ore Cl'dy Raleigh Clear

Temp. Weather MOx. Min Pt.CI'dy 31 19

25 50 24 65 31 65 47 43 54

3% 12 1 0 % - Vs 3%+ to 5%

- to

2% 5% 8 2% V/4

10' 7 9'»

18 1 % 1 % 5%

26% 26% 18% 1 8 % - to 2 1 % 2 1 % - to

2% 3 % . . . . . 4 4

56 ?3 44 23

1 % 8 ' 4+ % Rochester Clear 5%— % St. Louis Clear

San Francisco Cl'dy Sault Ste. Mar ie Cl'dy Seattle Cl'dy Syracuse Clear Tampa Cl'dy

5-32 5-32+1-32 Washington Clear

36 70 75 57 74 43 63 43 44 43 72 25 49 61 33 56 53 27 47 23 75 51

19 49 55 23 67 15 49 35 27 23 35 15 31 27 21 24 45 1? 40 10 57 26

17 5%

26% 26% 18 18 21 20%

u

6 21% 20% 2V*- % I {A'Sr.?w*.v'!

54 15 4 6

25 6 2

4% 884 24U 6%

14% 2%

11%

Con N*w Pec 34 1 11-16 1 9-14 1 11-16+ % * > « > * * » M 2to+ % M * * * P ' P 1 s v 2 % _ v* Mil l Fact .60 J £ _ 14 I Mi l l Wohl .40

15%-r- % MinnPL pf S

Con Sun Ray 9 Construct Pd .24 9 Cont Air L 27 Cont Conn A 506 4 Cent Indust 59 Cont Mater 13 CooperJar lOgxd 2

2 1 2 % ;

is%

% •to

2 2% 6%

15 7%

7-16 •to

14 3 5 % 1 12% 2 2 1 %

21 15% 2 5%

4% 4' 2+ % 87'1 8 7 ' 2 - 1 24 24 - %

* % - >% 14%+1% 2%+ %

1V«+ % 35%+ % 12%+ % 2 1 % - to 15%- to 534+ to

Cor A Rey 60 Cott Bev lOg Courtaulds . l i e Crane Carr 43 Creole Pet 2 60a 31 Crown C Pet 25e 1 C m Ck In A la Z50

ISto 15% 6% 6to

7-« % . . . .

1 % 15%+'% 6to+ %

4 6 3-16 6 3-16 6 3-16+ to

Cuhan Tob Cutter A Cutter B Cubic Cp CurtisMf A

2% 2 2 3 1 % 31 3V% . . . 13% 13% 1 3 % + to 67 67 67 . . .

Z10 20% 20% 20%+l to 21 12% 1 1 % 12%+ % . , ,

4 1 1 % 1 1 % 11%+ % ; M u r r a y O h 2 7 53% S3 9 3 % + % MuskPRing 75e

9 % + to Muter Co .37f

MoKanT ct Molyb Can Molybden SOt Molybden w t Monog Prec MonPw pf4.40 MontWdA 7 Montrose C .60 MtStTT .90 M P O VW A . « Muntz T V Murphy Cp

10* 1 9% 9%

6% 13%

2% 10% 34% 12% 2 1 % 15% 5%

Z75 101% 101% l O l ' i + l 2 6 6 6 + to 4 % 9-16 9-16 9 4 1 ' • 39% 3 9 % - 1 % 5 26% 25% 26

SI 3% 3% 3%. Z20 82% 82% 8 2 % . . .

ZlSO 148% 148% 1 4 8 % + 1 % 27 11% 11 1 1 % - %

25% 25% 25%+ % vornado" -Br 9 8 % 834+ % 4% 4% 4 % . . .

22% 2 1 % 2 1 % - % 34 33 34 + 1 %

8% ! ' • ' » - to 6% 6 % - %

26 25

1 5

27 14

Un Imp&lnv 22 Un Ind Cp wt 21 Unit Mi lk ,07e 25 Un Pac Al .50b 5 US Air Cond .10e 5 US Ceram 3 USFoil B .40 Univ Amer 212 Univ C Oil 2.60 22 Un Control .30 86 Univ Mar 1.20 UtahldS .40

17% 16%

17 16

17U+ % Sto- %

26%- VS 18 + to 20%+ to

17%- % 16

27'. 27'. 27<s+ % 4'4 4% 4% 4% %

6 Ito 6 7% r 2 7%

» 35% 40 15% 14% 8%

20 3

5% 1% Sto 7% 3'3 7%

34% 5%

36% 15% 14% Ito

4 . . . . . % . . . .

5% 1 % 6 + to 7''3 . 3 % - to 7%+ '/•

3 4 % - l M i 6%+ to

37'.2+2% 1 5 ' 3 - % 14%- to !%_... .

52 4

27 S3

2 5 7

Van Norm wt Venture Cap Victoreen .62f

, Viewlex A .30 + % Vinco Cp

Victor Pt Va IrCAC .501 Vita Food .60 Vogt Mf .60

3 29

341 24 41 76

276 1 3

11

5 6%

15% 15%

9% 12% 1 1 % 11%+ to

5 6

15 14''4 9%

S + Vt *Vs+ %

1 5 % + 1 % I S t o + 1 % 9 % + to

CANADIAN STATIONS Montreal Clear 10 3 Toronto Cl'dy 31 16 Winnipeg Pt.CI'dy 27 10

LOCAL OBSERVATIONS 7 a.m.—Temperature, 21 ; humidity, 72%,

precip., 0; wind velocity, 5. 7 p.m.—Temperature, 27; humidity, 72%;

precip., 0; wind velocity, 6. Higest temperature this date in 87

years. 58 In 1932. Lowest temperature this date in 87

years, —6 In 1918. Jan. 13, 1961-Sunrise, 7:45 a .m. ; sun­

set, 5:02 p.m. Possible sunshine-9 hours, 17 minutes. Moon rises at 3:55 a.m. , sets at 2:13

' ^ T E M P E R A T U R E S AT BUFFALO

dear father of Theresa, Ellza-

t n ; father-in-law John Marchese;

7to 6% 16% 16% 13% 13% 12% .42%

w 8 2 6%

DeitchCD .33 Davega Str Davega pf 1 Davidson Day Mines .55e Oeiay Str OenMfgA la Desiiu .60 Det Ind Pd VI2t 7 Devon P OiH DistCoLtd U r Oiversey .60 2 Dixon Ch Res 9 Dome Pet T Dom Tar .60 2 Dom Text .60 2 Dorr Oliv .10* 62 Dorr Oliv pf 2 Z275

7',4 I

17% 7% 5 % 2%

29 1 1 % ?%

44 13-16 4 4%

14 14

150 i

SO I 3 9

Dorsey Doug Oil Draper 1.40* D r . l A E x p i .25 Duk* PW 1.60

4 17 4

261 3

10% 9%

7% 15% 10% 11% 33to

1 % 9%

28 11 to

7 7%

17% 7% 5% 2%

2 1 % 1 1 % 4% %

4% 10% 9

7% 15% 10% 10%

7to+ % 7%+ %

1 7 % - % 7 % - to 5%+ to 2%+ %

29 . . . 1 1 % - to S%+ to % ...

4%-3-14 10% + to 9to; . .. .

7%-to-14 15% 10%+ to 11%+ % 33% 33%

1% • % - to 9% 9%+ %

27% 27to+ % 9% l t to+1%

S2% S2% 52%- to

Nachman .40 Napco Ind Nat A»t Deh Net Beil H .35 NatBrMich

' Natl Co .871 I Nat Eq Rent NatMfrAStr .05g Nat Pet Nat Pros .60 Nat Research Nat Rub .75r NatStarch .60b Nat Telefilm Nat Un Elec Natus Corp Nat Video A .90 Nest LeM JO NEngTAT 1.72 NH Clock N Idria M N J Zinc t NMexAAr

1 2)

5 18 17 IS 17 7

8% 4 4% 8 3%

20U 14% 9

8 1 11-16 13% 18% 19'2 34%

2% 2 %

I 16% 13 20% 4 31

IS 42 26 1 %

3 7

16

- « 4 4to Tto 3

19% 14% 8J'4 1 %

13% 18% 18J4 33%

2% 2 %

16" 4 19% 30'3 4 1 %

Ito

8 % - to 4 - % 4 % . . . . . 8 + to 3%+ to

20 14% 8 % - % 1% . . . .

13%+ %

Wagner Bak 187 6% WagBak pf 1.75k Z40 77 Waitt & Bd 3 2% Waitt Bd pf 8 6 Waltham Prec 40 2 WebbAKnapp 31 1 %

6 76%

2% 9to Ito 1

7 + % 16%+ to 13%- % 12%+ to

6% 77 + l to

2 % - % 6 1 % - to 1 - %

Webb K pf 1.50k ZlO 77% 77% 7 7 % + l % Weiman .25t West Cdn Oil W Chem Pd 1 Wn Develop Wn Gold A Ur Wn Nuclear Wn Stk Inv .01e Wn Tab 1.40 Westm CI .87t z250 23%

j ? ! * + H * ! Westmlnc 1.20a Z200 29'2

2 3% 3% 3 % - % 13 1 1-16 1 1-16 1 1-16+1-16

1 9% 9% 9 % + % 4% 4% 3'4

5-16 40

55 4 9

13 2

4% 4 ' 4 3%

5-16 40

4%+ '/• 4 ' 4 + % 3% . . .

5-16 . . . 40 . . . . .

22% 2 2 % - 1 29'4 29'3 + 1 %

White E Int Wht Stag A 1 WichitROil

. ; . " i„ Wieb Str 80 ' Widces .80

3 4 % + 1 % 2%+ % 2%

20 Wms Bros .73 4 1 1 , _ i i f Williams, RC 4I '2— ',4 , „ ; , „ _ Q, Wilson Br

11-14 tt-14 1V14H-1-S* 2522*1** '*«? 20% 2 0 ' . 2 0 V . - % ^ ^ N , M , t L

91 j to -*- 8 ' WoodaU 1.20b 1 WrightH 10

^ » % ^ 2 7 t o ^ i % N Y A t t o n ^ Z9S6- 3 7 * 36% 36%+1%

39 18 1 2 3

I I 16

5 Z100 Z650

1 142

% 13-16 31-16-1-16 25 24%

3 % 3 % 20 20 29% 29% 14% 133: 4%

19% 23%

9' 2 18'4

1 %

4% 19% 23 9

18 4

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24%+ to 3to+ to

20 . . . . 2 9 % - to 14%+ % 4 % - %

19%+ to 23'3+1 9 ' 2 + %

18'4+ to 1%

Dure Test .40d Z300 DuvalSul 125 4 30 27% 27%— Wj Dynam Am 41 I to 7% l t o + %

East Sta Cp 3 24% 24 24% Edo Corp .62t 17 2 1 % 19% 21to+l to E^er M.r» 5 1 1 1 . . . . EiBondAS 1 20 23 26% 25% 24%+ to Electron As 62t 10 27% 26% 24% E'ect Comm 6 10% I I Mto Elect ResA .371 Electron Sp EtectAMIs Electronics El-Tron Emery Air F EmpNat 25fxd EquityCp .25f

3 6

331 21 I

60 4 74 33

11 15%

9% 1 1 % 4

23% IS1* 4to

10% 1 0 % - % 14% 9%

10 5%

23 14% 4%

1 4 % - % 9Vs+ to

V 4 - 1 % 6 - %

23 - to IS - to 4%+ to

Equity Cp p*2 Z200 alto 4|to 40to+ to Eri* Forge Erie For 6pf Ero Mfg SO* Esp*y Mfg Esquir* J7t Esq RadAEI Eureka Cp Exquisite Form

7 1 3

12 S

399 SO 13

3% 3% 7% 7% 7% 7%

17% T7to 10% 19% Ito 4%

Nickel R im 10 7-16 7-16 Noma Lts 4 4% 4% NA Cam A 1.40 24 42'4 42 NA Cam B 1.40 zllOO 42 4 1 %

7-16 4 % - % I Zapata Pet

42 + % i

NoCdnOils 4 1 % - %

No Penn RR 4 zlO 64 No Rankin 11 % Noeast Air l 9 4% No In PS of4 25 Z40 16% Novo Indus 4 7% Nuclear A m 912 5%

36 1 15-16 1 13-161 15-16+3-16 64

' 2 4%

06 7% 4%

64 % ...

4 % - to 86 - % Vt ... 4 % - to

Occident Pet Ogden Cp Oh Brass 2 OhPw pf4.50 Old Town O'oklep 9.09* Ooellk* .80b Oxford Mf A 50e 4

5% 6 + %

3 S BONDS

1 893 AppalElP 3'is70 Boston Ed 2%s70 Davega 6',2s 7S GenDevel 6s75 Hydromet 6s72A Lithium Gv5%s70 NatBellH 5'2S84 NatResearch 5s76 5 100 NatThea 5'2S74 15 77%

8934- %

OhioPw 3'4$68 Peru 3s .97 Rapid Am 7s67

893-4 2 88% 88% 88%

10 105 104 105 - 2 % 4 106% 105% 1 0 6 % - l t o

15 123 121% 121% + 1 % 9 112 109 110%+1 3 101 101 101 - 1

99to 100 + 1 77 77 - 1

1 a.m. 26 2 a.m. 25 3 a.m. 24 4 a.m. 23 5 a.m. 20 6 a.m. 20 7 a m . 21 8 a.m. 20

Maximum

9 a.m. 19 10 a.m. 22 11 a.m. 24 12 noon 25 1 p.m. 26 2 p.m. 28 3 p.m. 30 4 p.m. 31

, 31; minimum, 19.

5 p.m 6 p.m. 7 p.m. 8 p.m. 9 p.m.

10 p.m. 11 p.m. 12 mid.

Mean temperature for the 24 hours, normal for the day, 26.

30 29 2/ 26 26 25 24 24

25;

WEATHER SYNOPSIS Pressure will be falling over

Western New York today as warmer air moves into the area. Very cold air continues over much of Canada. It would not take much to cause it to plunge southward across the Great Lakes. During the next 24 hours and probably longer there is little likelihood that it will .do so. Instead some of the warmest air so far this month may be with us. *

Federal Land Bank Bonds NEW YORK (AP) - Clgsing Federal

Land Bank Bonds: 3%S April . ' . . . . . . . . 1961 4S April . . . . . . . . . . . 1961 4%S Jun* 1961 4s Sept 1961 3%s Feb , 1962 4s May 1962 4%s Aug 1962 2%S May 1963 4'/2S April 1964 4S Oct 1964 4$ Oct 1965 3tos M a y 1966

100.2 100.6 100.22

100.18 lOTj.8 100 28 102.18 98.20

102.8 100.28 101.2 97.12

100.24 101.8 103 106.16 94.16

106.24 101.16 94 99.16 97

100.6 100.10 100.30 100.26 100.12 101.4 102.26 99.4

102.24 101.4 101.10 97.28

101.24 102.8 104. 107.16 95.16

107.24 102.16 95.

100.16 98

4 93% 93% 93% 1 44% 44% 44% ~ to

10 97 97 97 + 1 % 515 « 36 15 14% 1 4 % - % j RapidAm cv5%s64 3 133 133 133 - 7 9 30% 30 30 - % SoCalEd SslSL 2 104''j 104% 1 0 4 % - to

Z20 91 90% 91 + to SoCalEd 4%s82H 10 102% 102% 102%+ % SoCalEd 3s65 39 96 99% 95%+ to SoCaiGas 3tos70 1 9 1 % 9 1 % 91%+ %

3 % - %

17%+ % 10%- to

31 6% Z150 60

2 17%

.2Sf 15%

4%

6 6 + to 59 60 +2% 17' 1 17%+ % 15% 15% 4% 4%+ to

9-33 9 %

9-32 3%

5% 543

Pac Clay 1.20 PGAE6pf 1 50

10 39% 39to 39to+ to 4 31% 31% 31%+ %

Fatorex Cp JO* I eto 6% eto- to FactorMa^A tOb 17 34% 33% 34%+ to

9 to - % t»GE S.S0 pf 1.37 3 20% 28% 28% PGE Spf 1.25 3 24 25% 26 + % PGErd pf 1.25 4 25% 25% 25%- % PGErd pfA 1.25 1 25% 25% 25%+

FairchCam .90* Faiar East Falcon Sbd Fan F a r m 1 Faraoay Ur .15 Fargo Oils Fed Pt4i-c> .22* Felmt Pet Fi imways .131 Finan Gen 30b FstN Real Firth Sterl FstNReal pf.OJ Fiscti A Por Fly Ttg*r .OOr Ford Can 3 Ford Ltd .209

30 132% 12 32% 4 5% 3 17%

12 1 3-14 71 3 7-14 2 S%

14 5% 1 Sto 5 10

13 3%

•a s% 1 10to

23 20% I 10 .

ZlOS 133 2 30%

130% 3 1 % 5%

17%

1 3 0 4 - 1 % 3 1 % 5 to+ %

17%+ to 1 % 1 , 5 J^i 5% 5% 5% 9%

n 5% 10% 20% I to

133 20

3 * . 5 % - % 9 % . . 9 % - % 9 % . . 3% . . . .

l O t o - t? 2 0 % + % 10

133 + 1 30 . . . . .

4toS M a r 1968 4%s M a r 1969 4%s July 1969 5%a Feb 1970 3%S April 1970 5%s July 1970 4%s Oct 1970 3%s May 1971 4%s Feb 19T2 3%S Sept 1972

Bid and asked fractions represent 32nds. New York State Bonds

(Quoted on a yield basis) Bid Asked

4tos Jan. 1965 2.30 2.15 4%s Jan. 1964 2.25 2.00 2%S Thr. 1982-1984 3.50 3.35

Public Authority Bond NYS Thr. " A " 3.10s 1994 90% 9 1 % NYS Power 4%s 2006 106 107

U.S. Treasury Bonds NEW YORK (AP) -C los ing over the

WebbAKn 5s74 4 44 65% 6 5 % - % counter U.S. Government Treasury bonds, -» 1 M i l H I t r > / l e n U r r OR ttn I f m 4> n * • « _ . L U * . . I • . . z—Unit of trading less than 100 shares

or sales in full. Rates of dividends In the foregoing table

are annual disbursements based on the last quarterly or semi-annual decairation. Unless otherwise noted, special or extra dividends are not included.

a-Aiso extra or extras. b-Annual rate plus stock dividend. d-Declared or paid in 1961 plus stock dividend, a—Paid last year. f-Payable in stock during 1961

S * f '-09 1 23to Mto 32%- % 1 estimated cash value on ex-dlvWend or PacLtg pf 4.75 z170 92 91% <n + '.4 ^ex-distrlbution date. g-Declared or paid PacLtg pf 4.50 Z140 90% 19% 9 0 % + % so far this year. h-Declared or paid

* " **" " " * ' after stock dividend or split up. k—De-PacLtg p f4.36 z50 86%

Forest City 30* 33 10% 10% 10% Pox Head 109 Ito 1% l to+ to Fresnill* 10g 9 4to 4to 4to+ % Friend Frost 3 • I I . . . . Fuitor, GA 1J0 0 32% S t * * * + 10

PacNor Airl Pac Pet Ltd PacPet wt PecPAL pf Padding Page Her .90 P * F Corp A Pancat Pet P*ntep Oil Prttbg Aet 371 Pat* Gold 20* Pen in Met .371 Pentron El PeppereH 3* rtorfect Photo P t ru Oils A M Phil Lg O i l JO Philip* El Phillip* Sc ,15r

29 39 2

2% 11% 6%

86% 2%

11% 6%

S- . - % 2% ...

11 to- % 6 % - %

clared or paid this year, an accumulative issue with dividends in arrears, p—Paid this year, dividend omitted, deferred or

pf 5 z50 100% 100% 100%+ to no action taken at last dividend meeting A JOb 6 53% 53 5 3 ' 1 - % r - D e c l a r e d or paid in 1960 plus stocs

3 30 S

SO

29+ 29%

1 % 11-14

7to 3% 9% 3

O C T * *

76 4 0 ' , 74 1 9-14 1 3-16 1 9% Sto 3 34 34 3 4 4

7 I

33 13 4 3

25% 25 '2- to 39% 29%+ to 1 1 % . . . . to 11-14

7% 7**+ to 3% 2%+ % 9% 9%+ % 2% 2 % - %

657% 6 6 % - % 37 40%+1%

I to . . . 5to+ to

34 - to 4

f w 4>*7djW dW Itlnrv WP *V9Q.

. stock dividend, t - Payable in stock during 1960, estimated cas* value on ex-dividend or ex-dlstrubution date. y-Liquidating divi­dend.

cld-Cailed. x d - E x dtvld*nd. x-dis-Ex distribution. x r - E x rights. xw-Without warrants, ww—With warrants, wd—When distributed, wl—When issued. nd-Next day delivery, wt—Warrants, ur—under rule, ext-Extended voting trust agree­ment.

y | - l n bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act. or sacurlti** *«uim*d by mA pan)**.

bid, asked, net change and yield for Thursday: T-2%$ 65-60 . . . 2%S 61 2%S 41 2tos 42-59 Jun . . 2tos 62-59 Dec . 2%S 43 3s 44 2%S 65 3%S 44 3s 64 2%s 47-63 3%S 61 2%s 6043 2%s 69-44 June 4s 69 2%s 69-64 Dec 2%S 70-65 2%S 71-46 2' 3S 72-67 Jun . 2 ' /a 72-67 Sep . 2%s 72-67 Dec . 3%s 74 4tos 15-75 4s 03 3%s 00 3tos 13-71 3tos IS

3s 95 . 3%s 90

100.10 .100.2

99.21 99.2

. . 98.22

. . 98.4

. . 98.21

. . 96.16

.100,20

. . 97.12

. . 93.12

.100.18 90.20 19.20

.101.24 . 89.10

89.4 88.8 06.21 86.20

. 86.28

. . 99.21

.102.20

.101.8

. . 94.20

. . 90.20

. . 90.16 . 91.21

86.12 . 91

100.12 100.4 99.30 99.4 91.24 91.1 99 96 20

100.24 97.16 93.20

100.22 90.21 89.21

102 89 18 •9.12 01.16 •7.4 •6.21 07.4 100.4 102.28 101.16 94.21 90.28 90.24 92.4 86.20 91J

- . 2 - . 2

- . 2 - . 6 - . 2 - . 4 - . 4 - . 4 - . 4 - . 4 - . 6 - . 4 —.4 - . 4 - . 4 - . 4 - . 4 - . 4

-.»

.. •

.. •

.. .

2.80 2.56 ? 57 2.86 2.91 3.18 334 3.52 3.57 3.50 3.62 3.76 3.85 3.92 3.73 3.90 3.89 3.88 3.90 3.92 3.86 3.85 4.05 3 88 3.87 386 3.84 3.96 369 3.95

Price* quoted in dollars and / thirty

T-parfloHf tax Axtrnpt.

invited

C A M M A R A N O - I d a F of 61 Remoleno St.. of the late Dominac er of Joseph, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Raymond, (Mar ie) Conta, Peter, Mrs . Will iam {Ann) Carney and Anthony Cammarano; daughter of Ptter and Rosalie Azzaretto Ferraro; sister of Mrs . Frank (Rose) DIVito, Mrs. Joseph (Josephine) Holquin, and of the late Joseph Ferraro and Ann Pactcca; also survived by eight grandchildren. Friends received at t h * Castiglia Mortu­ary, 873 Abbott Rd., n**r Ramona, from 1-5 and 7-10 p.m., what * funeral will be held Saturday morning at 8:30, and at St. Agatha's ChurchTat 9:30 o'clock Friends invited. 12113

CARNEY—Catherine Guinness Carney of 116 Bldwell Pky., Jan. 12, 1961, widow of John F. Carney; Beloved eunt of Catherine E. Pierce And several other nieces and nephews, r r iends received in the home of Barroni Funeral Service, 1932 Bailey Ave. u n t l Saturday morn­ing at 11:30 o'clock, fameral and inter­ment In Ilion, N.Y., Monday morning,

D I E T R I C H - Elinore J , (nee Gleason), Jan. 12, 1961 of 645 Starin Ave., be­loved wife of the tote Alphonse M. Dietrich; sister of j|srs. Ralph Van Voorhis of Rochester, N Y . , Mrs. Sam­uel Allen of Dansvill** N.Y., Mrs. Leon Christ of Warsaw, IJ.Y. and Edward G. James of Medina, N.Y. The family will be present to reflfive friends from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. at the Amigone Fu­neral Home Inc., 1250 East Delavan Ave. near Bailey w h e n funeral services will be held Monday fnorning. Funeral Mass from St. Rose of Lima Church. Times to be announced later. Friends invited. 13115

6 0 N C I A R Z - W a l t e r J . , Jan. 11, 1961, of 104 Gibson St., beloved husband of Helen (nee Skiercza Henry, Joseph, Dol beth, Norrine and of Alice Widomski ai also survived by four grandchildren son of the late Joseph and Katherine (nee Panek); brothef of Stanley and the late Peter and prank; stepbrother of Ann Koiodziel. Funeral Monday morning at 9:30 from Kazmierczak Fu­neral Home, 347 Peajkham St. and in St. Stanislaus Churc i at 10. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited. Deceased w*s a member of the New York Central Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Lodge No. 244.

13115 G R E E N W A L D - F r a n k j p . Greenwald of

324 Auburn Ave., Buffalo, N.Y., Jan. 11, 1961; husband of FMrence Rademaker Greenwald; father of F . Clifford, Frede­rick W. Greenwald and Mrs. Henry (Alice) Newman. Funeral from the Link-Fox Co. Mortuary, 355 Grant St., Saturday afternoon at 1:30. Friends invited. Mr . Greenwald was a member of Highland Lodge No 835 F A A M. and Buffalo Milk Dealers Association. Masonic services Friday evening at 7:45.

O R Z E S L O - J o h n , Jan. 12, 1961 of 44 Wil­son St., beloved husband of Stella (nee Czerna); dear father of Stella and the late Michaelene; father-in-law of Casi-mer Szudzik Jr. and Bernard Krzymin-ski; survived by four grandchildren; son of the late TNprnas and Agnes; brother of Josephinf Burek; brother-in-law of Anthony Burek. Funeral Mon­day morning from t i l * Max F. Rutecki Funeral Home, 375-379 Peckham St. at 10:30 and at St. Stanislaus Church at 11 o'clock. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends Invited. Deceased was a member of Bakery and Con­fectioner Workers International Union of America. 13115

H O L T Z - H e n r y F. , of #16 Delaware Ave., Jan. 11, 1961, Beloved husband of Anna Kohler; father of Allen Holtz; brotl Mayer of New Y Frederick Holtz, and Mrs . Charles Duge. The family will receive friends from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. at the Moest Funeral Home, 1009 Ken­sington Ave. , until Saturday noon. Fu­neral services at Forest Lawn Chapel, Saturday at 3 o'clock. Friends Invited. t\r\r, Holtz was a mOmber of 74th Vet­erans Association. 13t14

J O H N S - W I I I i a m F., Jan 12, 1961, be­loved husband of RB*alie Fries Johns; brother of Mrs. Mary Newbold and the late George and Steward Johns. Fu­neral from the funetitt home of Edward Brady afternoon Deceased 46. 13114

K O R E N - l n Miami Beach, Fla. , Jan. 11, 1961, Max Koren of 11 Irving Ter. , Town of Tonawanda* husband of Jennie Kleinberg Koren,- father of M . Robert Koren; brother of ( lorr is of Cleveland, Mrs. Anna Soloway, David Cohen, Mrs. Abe Maldaver and Samuel, all of To­ronto, Philip, W l l p m A. and Miss Eleanor Koren of' New York City; grandfather of Brucf K. Koren. Services at the Park Terracf Mortuary Inc., 855 Englewood Ave., Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock. The family Will be at 66 Dorset Dr., Town of Tonawanda, after the funeral. 12113

LA B R U N A - C a r m e n , of 532 Fourth St., in Buffalo, N.Y., JOS. 10, 1961, husband of Josephine RinalBo LaBruna, father of Mrs . Fred GuSrrio, Mrs. Joseph Esposito, Salvatore, Anthony, Mrs . Mich­ael Annunziatio, Mrs. Anthony Scime, John, Mrs . James Cavarelto, Joseph of West Covlna, Calif* Mrs . Anthony Lo-Curto, Daniel, Mrs , Donald Indo and Thomasina LeBruna. Friends may call at* the Rublno Funeral Home, Porter and Niagara, where funeral wil l be held Saturday morning f t 9 and from Holy Angels Church at 9:45. Member of St. Anthony Club. 11113

L E U M E R - M a r g a r e t M . Does, Jan. 11, 1961, of 223 Peach St., beloved wife of the late Newbold Leumer, mother of Mrs. Virginia Smilfli of Niagara Falls, Mrs. Paul (R i ta ) Nicol, Newbold A., Edward J . , Wil l iam F., Mrs . Margaret LeFurgey of Atlanta, Ga. ; survived by 11 grandchildren; five great-grandchil­dren; sister of Jo in , Mrs . Catherine Schmidt, Mrs . F r a n * Knauber, the late Joseph, Mrs. A. Hinterberger, Charles, Mrs. C. Schneider, Raymond and Ed­ward. Friends may call at the Leo Sauer Funeral Homo Inc., 123 Genesee St. Funeral Saturday at 8:15. Requiem Mass at St. Boniface Church at 9:15 a.m. Family presai l from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.

LoDESTRO-Calcedonto (Anthony) LoDes-fro of 166 North Fark Ava., J * n . 11, 1961, beloved husbasd of Llborla Vlllar-do LoDestro; father of Rose M., Joseph J . , Vincent LoDestre, Mrs. Joseph Zar-cone and Mrs. Harold Parks; brother of Mrs. Justin Cardinaie, Mrs. Lora Gugliano, Mrs. Grace Ognlbene, Mrs. Pauline Rizzo, M r t . Joseph Cameron and Henry LoDestro, all of Falconer, N.Y. Friends received at t h * Greco Funeral Home, 473 Niagara St., from 11 a.m.-10 p.m., whero funeral wilt be held Saturday morning at 1:45 and at St Margaret 's Church at 9:45 o'clock. Friends Invited. Flowers gratefully de­clined 13113

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LOUDSNSLAOER - Francis U of 20 Wren Ave^ Lancaster, N.Y., suddenly. Jan. 11, 1941, beloved husband of Celfa Lorraine Leonard; father of Celia R.. Lorraine M. , Russell F . and Earl L. Loudens lager; brother of Mrs , Roman Chrapa, Mrs . Lester Wurtz, George, Vincent, Ernest and Burrell Louden-slager. Funeral f rom the funeral home of Wendel A Loecher Inc., 27 Aurora St., Lancaster Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment in Transit Rural Cemetery, Bowmansvilie, N.Y. Deceased was a member of V.F.W. , Twin Village Post No. 463, Orioles Nest No. 120, Lancaster Elks B.P.O.E., No. 1471, and Broadway Community Club. Family present 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.

MANASCHS-LoreMa Garry Manasche of 231 Bristol St., Jan. 11, 1961, beloved wife of Frederick M . Manasche; sister of Mrs. Stephen Konter and Eugene Garry. Funeral from the Schlager Fu­neral Home, 674 Broadway, Monday morning at 9:15 and at Sacred Heart Church at 10 o'clock. Friends Invited. Family present 2-5, 7-9 p.m. 13U5

M A R T I N K E - M a r i e DeBray Martinke, Jan. 11, 1961, of 2*7 LaSalle Ave., be­loved wife of George E. Mart inke; mother of Mrs. Paul (Sandra) Mi l ls; grandmother of Lynne Mills. Funeral service from Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Home Inc., 3272 Bailey Ave., Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Friends are Invited. 12114

MASCARi-Joseph A., Jan. 11, 1961, of 199 Wabash Ave., Kenmore. N.Y., be-ioved husband of Marlon L. (nee Mus-cato); father of Mrs . Andrew (Lucille) J . Whelan, Mrs. Arthur (Mary Jane) Fancher; son of Lucy and the late Austin V. Mascari ; brother of Mrs. Frank Giraffa, James Mascari and Phyllis DelPriore; also survived by four grandsons. Funeral from Wm. A. Rolling Funeral Home, 3000 Delaware at Tremont, Saturday morning at 8:30 and from St. Paul's Church at 9:15 o'clock. Friends are invited. Mr . Mas­cari was a member of the North Fill­more Business Men's Assn. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.

12113 McCARTMY-Char les W. McCarthy, of

2655 Seneca St., West Seneca, N Y . , Jan. 10, 1961, beloved husband of the late Hazel Learman McCarthy; father of the late Melvln and Dorothymae McCarthy; brother of the late Mrs. John J. Garrett, Thomas and Daniel McCarthy and Mrs. Joseph Schuler. Funeral from Loom is, Offers A Loomis Inc. Memorial Chapel, 1820 Seneca St., Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Deceased was a life member of Local No. 1874, U.S.W.A. 11113

MLECZAK-Anthony , suddenly, J a n f 11, 1961, of 2355 Genesee St., Cheektowaga, beloved husband of Stella Mleczak; fa­ther of Anthony Jr., Mark , Mrs. Edward (Lee) Spahn, Mrs. Stanley (Adelaide) Neptune and Mrs. Vincent (Julianna) Winter; survived by eight grandchil­dren and two great-grandchildren; brother of John, of Chicago, I I I . ; also survived by a sister and brother in Poland. Friends may call at the Leo Sauer Funeral Home Inc., 1933 Ken-slngton Ave. Funeral Saturday at 11 a.m. Family will be present 2-5 and 7-10.p.m. 12113

MOULTON-Wednesday, Jan. 11, 1961 In Rochester, N. Y . , Edith Calbick Moul-ton, widow of Frank Moulton of Roches­ter; she Is survived by her sister, Miss F e m e A. Calbick of Rochester; her niece, Mrs. Janet Calbick; her grand-niece, Sally Calbick, both of California. Friends may call Thursday at Hedges Memorial Chapel Inc., 271 University Ave., Rochester. Funeral services will be held at the Third Presbyterian Chapel in Rochester, Friday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock Interment in Batavla, N. Y .

N A P I E R A L S K I - J e h n , Jan. 10, 1961, dear husband of Mary (nee Batuk) Napieral-skl; beloved father of Emily (Edward) Oley, Emi l (Dorothy) Napieralskl, Jane, Dorothy (Eugene) Popadowsk! and the late Florence Zaremba; grandfather of Joanne, Dolores, Judy, Paul, Eugene Jr . ; son of the late Stanley and Kath­erine Napleralski; brother of the late Josephine Sulka and Walter Napieralski. Funeral Saturday, Jan. 14, 1961, from the family residence, 64 Peck St., at 9:30 a .m. and from St. John Kanty Church at 10 a.m. Interment In St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends are In­vited. Arrangements by Stanley Zlelin-skl Funeral Home. Deceased was a re­tired member of Pullman Co. Lodge No. 903, B.R.C. of A.

N ICHTER—Margaret Rademacher, Jan. 11, 1961, In Dunkirk, N.Y., wife of Car l ; daughter of John L. Rademacher; mother of James, Donald and Joan; sister of John, Wll lard, Jerome, Robert, Norman, Francis, Mrs. Herbert Laney, Mrs. Fred Domino, Mrs . John Koster and Miss Colette Rademacher. Funeral services will be held Saturday morn­ing at 9:30 from the McGraw Fu­neral Home, 736 Central Ave., Dunkirk and at 10 o'clock In St. Mary's Church. Interment In St. Mary's Cemetery.

12113 N I N N I S - E d w i n J . , Jan. 11, 1961, of 72

Stearns Ave., Lackawanna, N.Y., son of the late Thomas and Emily Nlnnis; brother of Mrs. Agnes E. Harrison of South Wales, Eng., Harry J . Ninnis of Clifton, N.J., and Mrs. Everleigh Ehrmann of Lackawanna, N.Y. Fu­neral from the Kennedy Mortuary, 914 Abbott Rd., Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited. 13tl4

O G I L V I E - A u g u s t a of 387 Woodlawn Ave., Jan. 12, 19A1, wife of Alexander Ogilvie, sister of Will iam Worner of Glenwood. N.Y. Friends may call at the Kenneth M. Kelly Funeral Home, 367 E. Utica St. from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. where funeral ' will be held Monday afternoon at 2 O'clock. Friends invited. '3t15

OTTO-Janet te C , Jan. 12, 1961, former­ly of BuRalo at Worthington, Mass., daughter of the late John and Eliza. C. Otto. Funeral and interment in Worthington.

P E L L E T I E R - R o d o l p h e A. Sr., In Buf­falo, N.Y., Jan. 10, 1961, of 22S Spring-ville Ave., Eggertsville, N.Y., beloved husband of the late Isabelle Becker Pelletier; father of Mrs. Stephen Mc-Namara, Mrs. Robert Schaeffer, Mrs. Howard Watson, Rodolphe Jr., Mrs. Paul Leto. Mrs. Adam Loesch, Pierce, Francis, Mrs. Joseph Pellegrino and Mrs. Lincoln York and the late Mrs . Delphlne Mackey; brother of Mrs. Ed­ward Wheeler, Mrs. Elmer Fleischlag, Mrs. Ferris Wentworth, Mrs. Hy Lip-shlrls, Alice and Albert Pelletier. Friends may call at the family resi­dence, 225 Sprlngville A v e , Eggerts­ville, N.Y,, where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 9:15 and at St. Benedict's Church at 10 o'clock. Friends are Invited. 12113

F I E N T A - F r a n k A. , of 44 Pulaski St., Lackawanna, Jan. 12, 1961, beloved hus­band of Rose Pienta (nee Malys2a); father of Frances, Robert and David; brother of Mrs. John (Viola) Druzbik, John, Joseph, Mrs. Walter (Helen) fzewczyk and Edward; son of the late Mr . and Mrs. John Pienta. Funeral Saturday morning at 9 30 from the Kaczor Funeral Home, 505 Ridge Rd., Lackawanna and at St Barbara's Church at 10 o'clock. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited.

P IZZOLANTI -Concet ta Rose (nee Lo-Grosso), of 237 Carolina St., In Buffalo. N. Y . , Jan. 10, 1961; wife of the late Anthony Pizzolanti; mother of Mrs. Ade­line House and Mrs. Ann Hal l ; grand­mother of Anthony and Jean House; sister of the late Fred and Charles Lo-Grosso, Mrs. Lucia Alessi. Mrs. Carrie Battaglla and Mrs. Josephine Pizzolanti; sister-in-law of Charles Pizzolanti. I Friends may call at the Rubino Funeral Home Inc., Porter and Niagara, where funeral will be held Saturday morning! at 8:15 and from Immaculate Conception Churoh at 9 o'clock. Family will be present 2-5 and 7-10. 12113

F O T T L E - A l i c e Marsh Pottle, Jan. 12, 1961, wife of the late Henry W. Pottle;

mother of Willard M. Pottle and the late Gertrude Pottle Meurer; sister of the late Grace Marsh Ward ; also sur­vived by five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Funeral from For­est Lawn Chapel, Saturday at 2 o'clock Flowers gratefully declined. Arrange­ments by the Warren B. Austin Fu­neral Home Inc. 13114

R A P P - J o h n H. Rapp, Jan. 11, 1961, of 115 Westminster Ave., beloved husband of Lydia Kirsch Rapp; father of John C. and Kenneth C. Rapp; brother of, Oliver A. and Clarence O. Rapp and the late Mrs. Clara Walsh; also survived by five grandchildren and two great­grandchildren. Funeral service from the Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Home Inc., 3272 Bailey Ave., Saturday morn­ing at 8:15 and at St. James Church at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited Mr. Rapp was a life member of C.l-O C.C.L. Glass A Ceramic Workers Local 222 and member of Woodmen of the World and Quarter Century Club of American Optical Corp. 12113

R O E S E R - J o h n H. Roeder of 107 Peebody St., Jan. I X 1961, husband of Margaret Graen loader; father of George- Carl, Howard, Walter, Harold and Jean Roe­der, Mrs . George Mayo, Mrs. Car I Smith and the late Wil l iam, Richard and Arthur Roeder; brother of Mrs. Wil l iam Peters; also survived by 11 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchil­dren. Funeral from Loomis, Offers 8, Loomis Inc Memorial Chapel, 1S2C Seneca St., Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Deceased was a member o> Benevolent-Trinity Lodge 596, I.O.O.F.; Buffalo A Erie County Retired Men's Club, Salvation Army Golden Age Club and B. of L.E. No. 459. Odd Fellow services Friday evening at I o'clock at 1120 Seneca St. 13114

SNIADECKI - (Snyder) Joseph, of I f Weaver St., Jan. 11, 1961, husband of the lat* Martha Beger, father of Alice Trafaiski and Leonard; father-in-law of Stephen and Irene; also survived by six grandchildren. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Friday, at the Buszka Fu­neral Horn* Inc., 1997 Clinton St., where funeral services will take place Saturday at 9:30 a j n . Requiem High Mass at St. Casimtr Church at 18 a.m. Interment In Mt . Calvary Cemetery. Friends invited. Mr . Snladecki was a membar of Bucky O'Neill Camp No. 15 U.S.WAf. and Casimlr Pulaski Post V.F.W.1NO. 1197. 12tl3

S N Y D E R - ( S e e Sniadeckl death notice) S T S I M S S - H e n r l e t t a D. Ohrt Steiner,

Jan. i f , 1961, of 140 Hendricks Blvd., Eggertsville, beloved wife of Anthony N. Steiner; mother of Milfred N. Steiner and Mrs. Warren (Dorothy) Hines; also survived by six grandchildren and one great-grandchild; sister of Mrs. Mildred Goodman and the late Raymond and Clarence Ohrt. Cells may be made at the Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Home Inc., 3272 Bailey Ave., until 11 o'clock, Saturday morning. Funeral service from JKensIngton Evangelical Lutheran Church Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends ere invited. Mrs. Steiner was a life member of U.L.C.W. of America and member of Ladles Aid Society of Kensington Evangelical Lu­theran Church and North East Chapter O E.SJ Family will be present from 2-4 and 7410 p.m. 12114

STEPHENS-Caro l lne (nee McDonald), Jan. f l , 1961, of 56 Lincoln Blvd., Ken-more,, N.Y., beloved wife of Charles E. Stephens; mother of John C , Charles H., Robert H., Mrs. Fred (Helen) Griffin and Mrs. Andrew (Janej Jochum, of Jamestown, N.Y.; sister of Mrs . Archie Maloney, of Doug-lastown, Quebec; also survived by 11 grandchildren and seven great-grand-childrlen. Funeral from Wm. A. Rolling Funerial Home, 3000 Delaware at Tre­mont,] Saturday morning at 10 o'clock and from St. Paul's Church at 10:15 o'clock. Friends are Invited. Mrs. Ste­phens] was a member of St. Paul's Women's Sodality. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. 12113

W A G N E R - G e o r g e Wagner of 220 Del-woodTRd., Eggertsville, Jan. 12, 1961, husband of Mary Kieffer Wagner; father of Richard A. and John T. Wagner; brother of Mrs. George Manges, Mrs. Ida Cosgrove. Mrs. Leo Thuman, Ed­ward and Charles Wagner. Funeral from Beach-Tuyn Funeral Home, 5541 Main;St . corner Cayuga Rd., Wiiliams­vilie, Monday morning at 1:30 o'clock and at St. Benedict's Church at 9. Friends are Invited. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Mr. Wagner was a member of the Holy Name Society and John Daly Post American Legion. 13115

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TOLKACZ—Mary Janiszewski of 191 Ham­burg St., Jan. 12, 1941, beloved wife of Edward J . Tolkaci daughter of the late John and Magdelena Janiszewski, sister of Michael and Arm Janiszewski and Joseph Kuszak. FHands may call at the funeral home of J . Milford Jannison, S31 South Park Ave. where the funeral will be held Monday morning at 8:30 and from the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. I3fl5

ffALDMILLER-Gertrud* M. Schiffler of 4 Field Ave., Lancaster, N.Y., Jan. 10, 1961, beloved wife of Mart in M. V.aid-mil ler; mother of Evelyn G. and Ken­neth M . WakJmiHer; grandmother of three grandchildren; sistar of Arthur F. and the late Charles E. Schiffler. f u ­neral from the funeral home of Wendel A Loecher Inc., 27 Aurora St., Lancas­ter, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment In Lancaster Rural Cemetery. Family present 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. 11113

Y O U N G - B i r n e y L., Jan. 10, 1961 of 1303 Kenmore Ave., Kenmore, N.Y., hus­band of the late Anna Brackett; fa­ther of Harry C. Young of East Am­herst, N.Y. and Mrs. Andrew J . (Helen) Smith; also survived by 11 grandchildren. Funeral from Wm. A. Rolling Funeral Home, 3000 Delaware at Tremont, Friday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Friends are Invited. Mr. Young was a member of the Kenmore Lions Club, The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. llt.13

Z A G R O O N I C Z E K - P e t e r , suddenly, Jan. 10, 1961, of 137 Stanislaus St., son of Angeline (nee Tomaszewski) and the late George Zagrodniczek; brother of Stan­ley A Sophie Trzaska; brother in law of Angeline (Angie) and the late Stan­ley Trzaska; uncle of Carl Trzaska. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.m.. from Or-iowski Suchocki Funeral Home 173 Stan­islaus cor. Sobieski St. and at Transfig­uration Church at 10 o'clock. Burial In St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invit­ed. Deceased was a member of Polish National Alliance Branch No. 235.

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