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a a a Democrat and Chronicle the Hand and Spare the Bones Rochester, N. 20 Jan. 3, 1956 L. A. Simmons Dies; Veteran Employe Of Police Bureau Last rites for Lester A.

Simmons, 48, a Rochester Police Bureau employe 18 years, and once driver of the "Black will be held at 8:30 a.m. Thursday in the Corbett Funeral Home, 532 Lake at 9 a.m. Holy Rosary Church. Mr. Simmons, World War II veteran, died at the Veterans Administration, (Jan.

Hospital 1, 1956). in Buf- He lived at 600 Lake Ave. Before joining the Police Burean as driver of the patrol wagon in 1938, Mr. Simmons had served in both the Army and Navy. He drove the wagon about five years, then became a telephone switchboard operator.

He re-enlisted in the Navy in 1942. As a Seabee, he was on duty in Trinidad and the Mariana Islands. After the he returned to the Police Bureau. He had been ill the last several months. Simmons was a member of the Police Locust Club, a member of Burton-Miller Post, American Legion, former commander of the Ward Army andoth and Navy Garrison.

He leaves his wife, Olive and two brothers, James L. and Herbert Simmons. Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Leonard Stolk, 83; Retired Teacher A funeral service for Leonard Stolk of 385 Main St. a retired teacher who had moved to Rochester four years ago, will be held at 11 Ta a.m.

tomorrow in the Thomas Trott Funeral Home, 683 Main St. E. Mr. Stolk, who was about 83, died Sunday (Jan. 1, 1956).

He had taught manual training in Paterson, N. schools and was a former president of the Paterson Board of Education. In Rochester, he had an apartment over the Price Fish at the Main Street East address. His son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob Turner, operate the market. Besides the daughter, Mr. Stolk leaves his wife, Minnie, two daughters, Mrs. Maude S. Covey of Rochester and Mrs.

Henry Lobbregt of Paterson, four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Burial will be in Paterson. Veteran Politico Gives Grip Tips "Don't let them grab your hand first; grab That's advice from GOP County Chairman Fred I. Parrish, a weteran of years of political handshaking. He gave it to newcomers in the county Republican organizations annual New Year's reception line before yesterday's 2-hour and 10-minute round of hearty handclasps began.

"Why, the first time I was in the line, I had to go back and soak my hand in epsom salts," said Parish. Letting the greeter get the jump on the greeted, Parrish explained, usually means the fingers of the man on the reception are painfully crossed over each other. After a few thousands of these handshakes come bruises and swellParrish, said fine his after the outstretched last of some 4,000 at the reception passed him. Still smiling, Parrish went down the line himselfhands with the others shaking, reception line, and apparently trying to beat them to the draw. Personnel Lack Threat to Industry Continued from Page 19 In 1940, employment in durable goods industries up 63 per cent of the manufacturing work force, as compared with 73 per cent in 1955.

The greatest numerical growth has occurred the photographic, optical and instrument classifications. The greatest decline in the non-durable goods field has occurred in the shoe industry, for the last 15 years saw a continued exodus of this industry, from Rochester. Employment in the shoe industry declined from 3,000 in 1940 to about 850 in 1955. Employment in the men's clothing industry also has fallen off by about 1,500 since 1940. Employment in the food industry has picked up to about 9,000, an increase of approximately 53 per cent since 1940.

Further increase in Rochester's population must take place if the area is to meet the growing needs of industry and of other business organizations in the' comwhich benefit from industrial expansion, the report says. 1940 and July, 1955, the population of Monroe County rose from 439,000 to 528,000. By 1960 it is expected to hit 571,000. Brother and Sister Reunited After 43-Year Separation The new year means a new life for Mrs. Paul Pavone and her brother, Christopher Schiliro, for the two were reunited the past weekend after a 43-year separation.

Christopher was only 4 years old when his sister, with the mother and father, left Italy for the United States. The parents didn't stay here long, but their daughter remained in Rochester and was married. The Pavones now live at 44 Spiegel In the intervening years Mrs. Pavone worked hard to get some of her family to join her but it wasn't until last Saturday that she got results. On that day Christopher arrived in New York City by boat from Valguanera, Italy.

With him were his wife; a son, Nuncio, 18; a daughter, Ida, 9, and a second son, Peter, A daughter, Santa, 21, is still in Italy but is expected soon. The newcomers will live at the Pavone home while they adjust themselves to their new country. First comes a job for Christopher, a farmer, and Nuncio, who' has been learning the masonry trade. Night school courses also are planned at once by the parents and eldest son. Still in Italy are a sister, who is a nun, and a brother, Gioeami.

They have no plans for leaving, but a daughter of the brother is expected in Rochester within a few months. Since their arrival newcomers have been seeing the city. In the next day or so they will be shown the wonders of the downtown stores, including National Clothing Co. where Mrs. Pavone has been employed for 27 years.

Rochester Daybook Today's Events Salesmen's Club of Rochester, Chamber of Commerce, 12:15 p.m. Rotary Club, Power, Hotel, noon. Lions Club of Rochester, Sheraton Hotel, 6:30 p.m. Rochester Numismatic Museum of Arts and Sciences, 8 p.m. Rochester Opportune Club, Museum, 8 p.m.

Rochester Rose Society, Museum, 8 p.m. Public Library, main, open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., branches, open 2 to 9 p.m. Museum of Arts and Sciences, open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Humane Society, 3537 West Henrietta 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Historical Society, 485 East open 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Seneca Park Zoo, open 10 a.m.

to p.m. Campbell-Whittlesey House, open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Memorial Art Gallery, open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Eastman House, open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Susan B. Anthony House, 17 Madison open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Danforth Recreation Center, 200 West open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Red Cross Blood Center, 276 Clinton Ave. noon to 5 p.m. Artificial Skating Rink, Genesee Valley Park, open 3 to 5:30 p.m.; 6:30 to 8:30, and 9 to 11 p.m.

Rochester Institute of Technology Indoor Skating Rink, Ritter-Clark Memorial Building, open 2:30 to 5 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous, open meetings, Hamilton Street and South Avenue, 8:30 p.m., 350 E. Henrietta Road, 8:30 p.m., closed meeting, 82 St. Paul 8 p.m. IN EMERGENCY Fire, BA 0034.

Police, BA 0059. Brighton Police, GR 3150. Greece Police, GL 0816. Eastern Ambulance, HA 8700. National Ambulance, LO 5757.

For a doctor, GR 7573. Emergencies Summary of fire ambulance emergency calls for then 24 hours ending last midnight: MIDNIGHT TO NOON Lee, sickness. Main sickness. Eastman, $1,000 fire. fire company to 42 Eastman.

at Ellison, auto accident. 5:54 -Lowell and Galusha, $5,000 fire. more companies to Lowell and Galusha. Joseph, sickness. and Cumberland, no cause.

University School To Get New Hall Administrative offices of the University of Rochester University School this week will move from Catherine Strong Hall on the old Prince Street Campus to Taylor Hall on the River Campus. Taylor Hall, once a service building, has been remodeled for use of the University School. It will be the first time the school has had its own building. Since the University School opened last October, the more than 2,600 students have been attending classes on the River Campus. The school offers more than 200 courses.

The move of the school's offices and personnel will complete the U.R. transfer from Prince Street to the combined men's and women's campus. Woman, 70, Injured In Fall Down Stairs Miss Elizabeth Boehly, 70, of 52 Owen suffered a head injury when she slipped while descending the cellar stairs in her home about 7 o'clock last night and struck her head on the crete cellar floor, according to police. She was listed in "fair" condition in St. Mary's Hospital.

A GRIPPING MOMENT -Hands at left are those of County Chairman Fred I. Parrish, greeting friends at GOP reception. Herman Cohn Named To Planning Committee Herman M. Cohn, president of Superba Cravats, yesterday was appointed to the planning committee of the American Jew- 7 THE LID SC Everything Goes IN OUR PRICE JANUARY CLEARANCE pRICES 2 NO YEARS MONEY TO DOWN PAY on odd sale new And, We're our best pieces begins easy slashing merchandise of at and all, 9 terms. floor prices you o'clock arriving on don't samples this early hundreds need morning (sold this cash and as month.

isl so all hundreds be you You'll marked there can of find take items early down bargains to to for advantage our clear your galore cost our share of in and store of terrific some these and discontinued below saving terrific warehouse and cost. numbers, values. pay The for FABULOUS BUYS FOR YOUR LIVING ROOM ish Committee's 49th annual meeting in New York City Jan. 27-29, it was announced by the organization in New York. $169 2-Pc.

Maple living Room $79 Reg. $269 sofa bed suite, sleep sofa and lounge chair lounge couch and matching chair $159 $189 2-Pc. modern green Reg. $279 Sectional suite suite, sofa and $99 in rose tapestry $159 chair $219 2-Pc. modern grey $119 Reg.

chair in $289 suite, chartreuse sofa nylon and lounge $179 sofa and lounge $269 Suite, sofa and lounge $139 Reg. $299 sectional in popular $189 in red and black top aqua cover ENTIRE STOCK OF CHAIRS Reg. $14.95, TV and ocasional chairs $8.95 Reg. $39.95 platform rockers $19.95 Reg. $32.50 Boudoir Chairs Reg.

$39.95 fireside chairs $19.95 Reg. $39.95 Occasion'1 chairs asst. $21.95 DINETTES AT Req. $39 chrome tables floor samples $24.95 Reg. $69.95 chrome set drop leaf table, 2 chairs $34.95 Reg.

$69.95 5-Pc. chrome set Reg. $79.95 5-Pc. blackstone set $59.95 BEAUTIFUL 2 AND 3-PC. BEDROOM SUITES Reg.

$79.00 3-Pc. blonde suite bed, chest, dresser with Reg. $129 lime oak, bookcase bed and large dresser Reg. $139 maple suite, double dresser, chest and bookcase bed Reg. $149 blonde suite, double dresser, bed and chest Save Up to on Lamps- Up to on Tables I MISCELLANEOUS BUYS Reg.

electric $379 Westinghouse $189 range Norge electric dryer Special! $109 Values to $12 $4.95 odd chrome chairs 5-Pc. bridge sets Reg. $24.95 $14:95 Reg. Baby $33.50 Carriage $19.95 Reg. $11.95 $5.98 juvenile upholstered rockers doll Reg.

$16.98 carriage $8.98 Reg. music $11.98 box rockers blonde $6.95 drop Reg. leaf $44.50 table Mahogany Maple $27:49 Reg. mahogany $24.95 bookcase $14-50 Reg. dining $419 room 9-Pc.

suite $268-50 Reg. Blonde $335 dinette 7-Pc. $219.00 Open Nites 'til 9 Sat. 'til 6 SAVE! MATTRESSES, BOX SPRINGS, SOFA BEDS $29.50 Innerspring Chair Beds, Val. to $69 Mattress $16.98 Studio Couch was $79 $49 Beds, All Styles from $9.88 Sleep Lounge was $249 $149 $79.00 Bunk Beds Hide-A-Bed $179 $59.50 Hollywood Bed $34.88 $39.95 Alum.

Chaise $24.95 Sofa Beds, Val. to $129 $79 Father The Rev. Francis. 46, the big, jolly pastor of St. Lucy's Church in Troup Street, died of cancer yesterday morning (Jan.

2, 1956) in Genesee Hospital. In clear moments of days, "Father Cris" spoke of his obituary. In it he wished to be remem- FATHER and, earlier, at the Church of the Annunciation where. he was stationed for nine years was Father Cristantielli in overalls, handling a paint brush or pipe wrench. Informal by nature, he had no against removing his clerical collar and rolling up his sleeves when there were repair jobs to be done.

He was equally adept at repairing lives, his parishioners recall. Letters pouring in from over the city during his illness testified close personal contact which Father Cristanti elli achieved among the poor, the CRISTANTIELLI electrician, mechanic, plumber and painter of churches as well as a pastor. A familiar sight at St. Lucy's SAVE Up To On High Quality FLOOR COVERINGS BROADLOOM SHORT ROLLS, 9' and 12' Widths Cristantielli Dies troubled and the broken in spirit. Father Cristantielli born in Italy, the son of Luigi and Maria Cristantielli.

At the age of three he moved with his family to. Rochester, where his father became a factory worker. His mother was an invalid most of her life. She died last May. The young immigrant in time became the first pupil in his class St.

Anthony's to enter the priesthood. He studied at St. Andrew's Seminary and later at St. Bernard's, where he was one of two seniors in his class selected for further study and ordination in Rome. He was assistant pastor at Our Lady of Mt.

Carmel Parish for his first three years, and then was transferred successively to the Church of the Assumption in Fairport, St. Francis Xavier Church, and St. Gregory's the Great Church in Marion before being appointed pastor of St. Lucy's, Surviving are the father; three sisters, Mrs. Josephine Lester Rochester, Mrs.

Ernest Lucitte of Detroit and Mrs. Charles Nardozzi of Rochester; two brothers, Anthony and Joseph Cristantielli of Rochester; an uncle, Anthony Cristantielli; an aunt, Miss Jennie Cristantielli, and relatives in Italy. Friends may call at St. Rectory, 253 Troup until top.m., when Father Cristantielli's body will be taken to the church to lie in state. Office of the dead will be sung tomorrow night at 8.

Pontifical Mass will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. Thursday. Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Faulty Fireplace Blamed for Blaze of Cancer A faulty fireplace in the new home of Vernon Koch at 41 Hillbrook Circle, Henrietta, was blamed for the fire that caused an estimated $1,200 to $1,500 damage yesterday. The township's three fire departments-East Henrietta, West Henrietta and Genesee Valleyanswered the alarm about 5:30 p.m.

Koch telephoned, for aid after he behind the fireplace. Flames burned into the house partition before they were extinguished. INCOME TAX TALK "Your Income Tax Return on April 15, 1957" will be the topic of Edwin O. Steinmann, Rochester Envelope Co. auditor, before the Cornell Cub of Rochester tonoon at the Powers Hotel." Park, woman injured.

Laburnam, sickness. 1:46 -52 Catherine, ambulance, no cause. Steko, man injured in fall. Oliver, house fire, $250 damage, Fitzhugh rubbish fire in vacant house. Ames, sickness.

Ormond, sickness. Owen. woman injured in fall. Nelson, defective water heater. Hudson.

sickness. Greenleaf, sickness. State, sickness. Jay, chair fire. South, sickness.

Ward, sickness. Marriage Licenses Ridge sickness. Ridgeway, sickness. Nve. sickness.

Millbank, overheated stove. NOON TO MIDNIGHT The following marriage license has been. issued in the Town of Trondequoit: Joseph A. Grillo of Albion, and Eleanor Ciotti of 38 Vayo Irondequoit. Pressman Starts 51st Year on Job In good health and sold on his job, Albert Boehm, 67, will begin his 51st year today as a pressman for Lawyer's Cooperative Publishling Co.

Boehm replied "sure" to both questions when asked if he was in good health and, whether he liked his work. "Why stop workipg when you feel okay?" he asked. A native of Mumford, he moved to Rochester as a boy and attended old School 18. His first job was in a drygoods store, but he later got chance to work as errand boy for the John C. Moore Printing Co.

It was there he became a pressman. Later he worked for Gilles Printing then moved to his present firm. He lives with his wife, Ethel, at 125 Boardman St. TH Reg. suite, Reg.

tapestry lounge Reg. suite, Reg. chair NO 'NORTHSIDE DE Fumilure 226 Near NORTH University ST. Ave. $49.95 Reg.

double $169 dresser, suite, chest, grey Reg. $249 limed oak $69 bookcase bed, large double dresser $79 Reg. $333 grey bed, chest, double $89 Reg. $389 bedroom modern mahogany $6.95 Yd. Alex.

Smith $3.95 $7.95 Yd. Alex. Smith $4,95 $11.95 Yd. Bigelow $5.95 $10.95, Yd. Mohawk $5.95 $11.95 Yd.

Karageushian $5,95 $8.95 Yd. Mohawk Twist $5.95 bookcase bed mahogany $99 bedroom suite, chest, $169 mahogany suite $189 dresser suite in $269 REDUCED UP TO Reg. $39.95 wrought iron chairs Reg. $69.95 Platform rockers $34.50 Reg. $89.00 swivel rockers $49.95 Reg.

$99.00 contour chairs $59.95 Reg. $139 Stratolounger $79.95 SAVINGS TO Reg. $109 5-Pc. solid maple $69.95 Reg. $119 5-Pc.

blackstone $69.95 Reg. $129 7-Pc. chrome set $79.98 Reg. $149 7-Pc. chrome set $89.95 $59 9x12 Cotton Import.

$29.95 $44 9x12 Bigelow Glam. $24.95 $79 9x12 Alex. Smith $119 9x12 Mohawk $69.95 $149 9x12 Bigelow $89.95 $169 9x12 Alex. Smith.