Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 18

1 IS ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1047 i OUR SPECIAL FOR TODAY HEARING FIXED ON 14TH WARD Stone 1004 345 South Av. EVEN BURNING 1946 NASH Ambassador I 4-door Sedan. Beautiful Finish. Sl'TQCt Radio.

Slip Covers. Heater, Etc JLsJ3 1 CHURCHILL MOTORS, 110 MT. HOPE CITY CAMPAIGN OF NEGRO FUND OPENS MONDAY Liu Clinkers, Longer Lasting Watch for Churchill's Daily Special BUS EXTENSION Council to Get SALESMAN WANTED Engineering experience to contact Industrial accounts. Slats salary expected, age, marital status, previous experience. T.

T. BEARING INC. 454 Court St. Rochester 7. N.

Y. Spzclat For 1939 Te 1942 CHEVROLET'S Reg. S25.4S nimj sv -ri BRAKES RELINED $13.80 NEW PISTON RINGS. 33.75 MOTOR TUNE-UP 2.9S Public Views Oct. 28 City Council wag well occupied with bus matter last night.

It received, and ordered a public hearing', on an ordinance to establish a new 14th Ward crosstown, route, and urged the Rochester Transit Corporation to extend the Lyell Avenue route. Vicemayor Frank E. VanLare introduced the 14th Ward route ordinance, on which a hearing will be held Oct. 28, VanLare explained, WANTED WOMAN For General Housework. Or couple.

Man can work out. CALL MAIN 1557 Between 9 12 A.M. or 2 5 P.M. Hah 3286-87 iAcal A Lont Olstanci MOVING later, that the route has been de-. "4 Tra-cl for Every Purpose' s35-'wl.

i 5 for (SALESLADY In Downtown Retail Jewelry Store. Experience necessary. Straight salary. All replies I field in confidence. lW miiieeMiBnaiis'ntiTyff Li- jt Hi mi 11 ipj a wmtnrnHiTiTiiiiiaai iiiin iiPmiiwiinff-nniwwwooow STORAGE WAREHOUSE 62 SCI0 ST.

Goal of $18,000 Set For Support of 33 Schools Rochester's $18,000 quota' In the United Negro College Fund drive for $1,300,000 will be sought beginning Monday. Money raised In the campaign, which will continue through Oct. 31, is sent to national headquarters in Netr Tork City whrre it is disbursed among 33 Negro colleges and universities which the fund supports. The local drive will be headed by Frank Gannett; Dr. Edwin McNeil Poteat, head of Colgate-Rochester Divinity School, tind the Rev.

C. Harvey Robinson, local representative of Tuskegee Institute. National president of United Negro College Fund Inc. Is Dr. Mordecal Johnson of Howard University.

Sidney H. Carlson Is executive secretary of the local drive, and Raymond N. Ball is treasurer. Carlson said more than 50,000 letters will be in the mail Monday, asking contributions. Rochester headquarters will be in The Democrat and Chronicle building, second floor.

The UNCF, in addition to supporting 33 Negro colleges and universities, sets up scholarships for Negro students in other colleges. 4 Suspect Arrested In Theft of $1,365 Alleged to have stolen $1,365 in cash and $263 in checks from another roomer at the Golden Grill Hotel at 4475 Lake last Sept. 21, Allen G. Everitt vwill be picked up irf Erie, today by Detectives William Foubister and James lord. Everett was arrested by Erie polico at the request of Rochester police, who said he had waived extradition.

He will face a first degree grand larceny charge here. Chief Henry T. Copenhagen said. Foubister and Lord were to leave this morning to get him. Victim of the alleged theft is John C.

Trainor, who occupied a room next to that in which Everitt resided, police said. manded by residents led by Supervisor Harry W. Bareham Jr. and Irving M. Drew, ward Republican leader.

Clinton S. Extension It will be an extension of the Clinton South line, moving over Goodman Street South, Highland Avenue, Azalea Road and Elm-wood Avenue, Mt. Hope Avenue, and Crittenden Boulevard, looping at Strong Memorial Hospital. John F. Uffert, president of Rochester Transit, notified the Council that application will be made to the Public Service CommLsion to operate over the route when Council approves the ordinance after the public hearing.

Councilman Fred Jfl Ruppel presented a petition from 24th Ward residents asking RTC to extend the Lyell Avenue line from ita fr Renif "Rnnlpvfl rrl Iinn to GIRL RECEIVE SILVER BEAVERS Oscar E. Minor, Frederick F. Newman, and Paul S. Von Bacho, from left, received Silver Beaver Awards for service last night at Fifth Annual Scouters' Dinner; Wm. B.

DUFFY CARTING CO. DEVINE ESTATE 3 Get Top Scouter Honor Wanted In Downtown Retail Jewelry Store for light bookkeeping, cashiering, and typing. Experience necessary. Salary wk. All replies confidential.

Answer in- own handwriting. At Annual Council Dinner WILLED 'WIDOW Adrian G. Devine. 59, of 3550 "For distinguished service to boyhood." three Rochester men who have served Otetiana Council, Boy Scouts of America, for a total of 86 years were given the Silver Beaver Awards, highest adult scouting honor, at the fifth annual Scouters' XX-62 Elmwood Brighton, insurance man, who died. Oct.

1 left an estate I the city line at the Barge Canal. d0A. newly developed area would be -(served, the CoUncilman said. SICK ROOM SUPPLIES Elastic Stockings SUN LAMPS Electric VAPORIZERS Dinner last night at the Chamber of "upwards of $20,000," jt was Council to ask RTC to make jthe move. Petition for Sewer Wheel Chairs Hospital Beds Commodes of Commerce.

Recipients of the awards were Oscar E. Minor, Frederick F. Newman and Paul S. Von Bacho. Minor, an assistant professor of engineering at the University of Rochester, is the scoutmaster of made known yesterday when his will was admitted to probate by County Judge James F.

O'Connor acting as surrogate. The widow inherited outright personal and household effects and a strip of land adjoining the jointly-owned residence. The residue was left in trujft to give her income Councilman William A. Doane 'presented petitions from residents jfor a sanitary and storm water sewer in Ellington Road and for a. cinder pavement in Oakwood Road.

Ruppel turned in petitions seeking a pavement in Sylvan Church, Eastman Kodak Company, Lake Avenue Baptist Church, and Spencer-Ripley Church were cited as scouting sponsors. Frederick new Scout executive of Otetiana Council, was presented by William A. Fay, vice-president of the council. George L. Todd, president of the council, presided.

Bishop James E. Kearney of the Catholic Diocese of Rochester gave the invocation and. Rabbi Leon Stltskin delivered the benediction. Byron A. Johnson Jr.

of the executive board was the toastmaster. Position Wanted as Assistant to Executive Twelve years' experience as accountant, office manager and credit manager." Excellent references. XX-65 Tfeis office Troop 8, South Presbyterian Jus A Minute's Drive From Main and Physicians Supply CORPORATION 12 Spring St. Main 0172 Street and some construction work iih River Street. i On motion of Mayor Samuel B.

Church, and has been in scouting since 1923. Newman, who is chairman of Keystone District of the council, is an Eagle Scout and has served scouting for 31 years. Von Bacho, State uicKer, tne council adopted a resolution praising State troller Frank C. Moore for the "splendid audit" made of records of the Board of Education. The Northern District commissioner, first joined the, scouting movement FilAN audit was made at the request of for life.

On her death, a son, Thomas J. Devine, 20, will inherit half of the remainder in trust, principal to go to him at the age of 30, and a daughter, Louise W. Devnie, 19, will inherit the other half in trust, with provision for payment of income for life. At 55 the daughter may use any part of her inheritance for purchase of an annuity and she is given the right to dispose of her share by her will. Lincoln Rochester Trust Company was named trustee and given authority to invade principal if necessary for support of the widow and children.

The widow is executrix and Nixon, Hargrave, Middleton Devans are attorneys for the estate. J. Charles Bachman, 1392 Dewey the board and it greatly influenced the budget the board submitted to Council last night. in 1916 and was assistant scoutmaster of the Rochester Jamboree Troop this summer in France. More Than 500 Attend NORTHSIDE'S OPEN 'TIL 9 TO-NITE Save Up To 50 On Furniture All Stocks Reduced For Clearance Before Opening Of Our Enlarged Store More than 500 friends of scout Tar on New Paint, with Sales and Executive Ability WANTED te run Acoustical contracting; organization in kound conditioning field.

Graduate tn enclneerinc preferred. In rally fort Kupcrl-ence ta building field desirable with knuolrdtr of plan r-adlnc I-ona estahlUhed Rochester office, rroven leadership in tbl field. Ihla Is a real opportunity for man with ability and willing; to work hard. Tell us about yourwlf. and we will make appointment for Interview.

Yelping Dog Add To Police Duties ipnnnnr SIjvjUIjv who died Sept. 17, lef; an Tar, a newly-painted house and a parking dog occupied the attention of Patrolman Alvin Bloomer and i Robert Schwind early yesterday. XX-64 In the first place, at about 12:32 a. m. they admitted they hardly You've been waiting for these reductions and here they are! The opportunity of a lifetime to buy that needed furniture NOW! Our carpenters, and electricians need the room to complete our new ANNEX, so we are compelled to move these pieces at sacrifice prices! Take 15 Months to Pay! estimated $29,000 estate, probate of his will indicated.

He lef $10,000, life insurance and the homestead in trust, with direc- tions the trustee, a stepdaughter, Mrs. Madeline E. Miller, 263 Woodbine pay to the widow, Mrs. Laura A. Bachman, such parts of the income and prlnicipal as the trustee sees fit.

A sister, Mrs. Mag ing were present at last night's ceremonies to witness the presentation of awards and to hear J. Harold Williams, Scout executive of Providence, R. I. Williams, who is director of the largest Boy Scout camp in New England, Camp Yawgoog, R.

told the audience that "The most important task facing scouting is to help each boy realize his potentialities." "If we can help a boy find himself, instill belief, pride, self-respect, reliance and self-discipline within himself, we will be doing the greatest possible service" he told the scouters. Following a pageant on the theme of the dinner, "Scouting Grows," directed by Allen Sisson of Western District Committee, veteran awards for 5, 10, 15 and could blame Ralph LaRose, of 1701 Lyell for complaining of what boys had done to his' newly-painted house. They had thrown tar at it, Now $138 3-Piece Suite 95 75 Beautiful tapestry, comfortable, well built. 5149 Tapestry Suite at only which was enough to make any Durably made. Dresser, chest of drawers, bed.

Now reduced to only body mad, the police agreed. That complaint was only little more than half an hour old when dalene France, Los Angeles, inherited a house at 714 Dewey Ave. and two-thirds Of the residue and another sister, Mrs. Louisa Koch, also of Los Angeles, received one-third of the residue. The step- WANTED AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN One of Rochester's leadinq automobile cqencics is "lookina to the and desires to increase its sales staff.

Here is a real opportunity for a pleasant your.q man with ambitions for a better future. Must be experienced and aqqressiTe. Pleasant conditions, salary and commissions. Motors 250 Lake Ave. $249 Chesterfield sofa, chair Bloomer and Schwind were sent 125 595 to 1448 Emerson St.

after a neigh $169 3-Piece Walnut Suite Full size bed, dresser, chest of drawers. A really gorgeous suite really low priced now at Beautiful wine material. Sofa and matching chair. Save S120 bor complained that a dog was barking. They found the dog, tied daughter is executrix, represented by Barton Baker.

$269 Smart Sectional Sofa e-j 3 INJURED IX CRASH Three persons were hurt in a col $189 4-Pc. Waterfall Wal. 135 135 to a rope, had managed to get himself well-entangled in a fence and was pretty unhappy about it. Said Bloomer and Schwind of that i episode: "Matters adjusted, dog released and was put in the kennel." In a soft shade of 20 years of service were presented to 195 men. Cite as a 25-year veteran was George Paddock, and Sumner D.

Fay and William J. Simons Jr. were given 30-year veterans' awards. Training awards were presented to Charles Schmalz, William Cahill, Russell II. Gray, G.

Drexel Gridley and Lester B. Modern streamlined; beautiful green. Save $130 Suite consists of bed, chest, vanity and lision of automobiles in Elmwood Avenue at David Avenue, Brighton, at 5:22 p. m. yesterdny.

Ora W. 60, of 93 David Ave. was $189.50 Rose Mohair Suite $199,59 3-Pc. Walnut Suite cut on the forehead. His passenger, 145 155 Rich.

Allene Babcock, 41, of the same SIGNAL FIRM WINS AWARD General Railway Signal Company yesterday was one of 16 firms throughout the country to win Waterfall style, streamlined in fine beautiful walnut veneers. Bed, chest, dresser or Here is a real value! Mothproof mohair in rust. Reduced to only address suffered a fractured Hght Cited as Sponsors Rotary Club of Honeoye Falls, kneecap. The other driver, Wil safety awards from the Steel liam Schmidt, 46, of Wellsville was hurt on the forehead and suffered Hundreds of Other Reductions on All Furniture in Our Great Pre-Opening Sale! Temple Beth-El, Monroe Avenue Methodist Church, First Presbyterian Church, Asbury Methodist; GIRL WANTED BOOKKEEPER TYPIST 1 Able to tale charge of complete set of partnership books. Very favorable working conditions.

Good salary. Reply in own handwriting. XX-56 Democrat Chronicle Founders' Society of America for 3 months' operation without lost-time accidents. I a possible fractured knee. Alii were taken to Highland Hospital.

APPEAR! DIAL MAKES Daybook of Events Scheduled in Rochester Births Today's Events THIS RADIO A Lovely Piece Of Furniture, Too! Hotel Society, Rochester Optometrie. WANTED FOREMAN Seneca, all day. Uon Club, Powers Hotel, noon. Cornell Club, Powers Hotel, noon. Kluanl Club, Hotel Seneca, 12:15 p.

fooklne DemraiHtratlon, Service Department, Rochester Jas and Electric 4:07 p. m. Park. 21 Bly; alcknesa. 4:33 p.

m. City, 20 Edward; sickness. 4:48 p. m. Highland, 40 Empire; sickness.

5:22 p. m. Strong, Elmwood and David sickness. 5:52 p. City, 37 Newcomb; sickness.

p. m. Strong, 2771 Chill; sickness. 7:09 p. m.

General, 140 Stutson; man Injured. 7:49 p. m. Park, 824 Winton accident. 7:49 p.

m. 1272 Clinton N. automobile fire. 8:03 p. tn.

City, 8 Wadsworth; sickness. 8:11 p. m. General, Central and Hyde; sickness. Newest Radio- Corporation, 2 p.

m. and 7:30 p. m. Hochester Chapter, AioWtlon tit Cost Accountants, Seneca Hotel, 6:30 p. m.

for PRESS DEPARTMENT. Must be capable of setting diet In punch presses. ROCH. CAN CO. 100 GREENLEAF ST.

Nathaniel Rochester Auxilary, Hotel Phonogr (Filed up to 11 a. m. Oct. 14. 1947) Boys were born to Mr.

and Oct. 4 Ralph M. CoddinR. 109 Devonshire Ct. 5 Elwyn E.

Huff. 555 Chili Ave. 7 Raymond M. Lewis, Hilton. 7 Jordan G.

Frlta, 40 Tremont. 7 Fred Wnuck. 1094 Hudson. 8 Harold J. Moran, 20hi Rowley.

8 Arlow Duemmel, 402 Lexington. 9 George R. Corning. 9 (Murray Beckerman, 47 Vick Pk. A.

9 Richard E. Countryman, 59 Doris Rd. 10 William A. Ward, 469 Lake. 10 Edgar J.

Brooks. 16 Ave. D. 10 Norris D. Embree.

177 Thomas Ave, 10 Murray R. Scott, 275 Lakeview Pk. 10 Edward G. Simon, 236 Brett Rd. 10 Eugene S.

Messenger. 245 Colwick Rd. 11 William F. Slayton. 181 Langord Rd.

11 Paul J. Casale. 67 Sander. 11 William C. Schwab 584 Lake.

12 Domenick Tuttone, 310 Central Pk. 12 Roceo A. Cooner, 6 Stevens. 12 Abraham G. Haddad.

90 Arch. 12 Sam F. Bernimzlo. 447 Sclo. 12 Abraham Brown.

63 Watklns Ter. (ilrls were born to Mr. and Mrs.t frpt. 23 Wesley R. Levlck, 151 Lake Front.

Oct. 1 Frederick G. Vahl. 21 Gladys. Seneca.

7 p. m. Christ Center I'nity, Hotel Seneca, 8 p. m. Alcoholic Anonymous, Hotel Seneca, p.

m. Traffic Managers' Institute, Hotel Seneca. 8 p. m. Kochester Contract Club, Powers Hotel.

p. m. Knights of Equity, Powers Hotel, 8 p. m. East Main bus to IS43 E.

Mai cor. Barnum. Go to end of Bar-num. turn left I block east. In addition to the above calls, firemen were called out on 10 alarms for lea tires in various sections of the city.

Council of Mothers' Clubs, Rochester Marriage Licenses Thomas Mancuso. 128 Fifth and Josephine Za Karat. 44 Jefferson Aye. Immediate Opening Museum. 8 pm.

Rochester Museum Association lecture, Carl Ueuslng speaker, Rochester Museum. p. m. 'Joan of Lorraine," Community Playhouse, -30 m. 11th Ward Republican Iaene.

Clifford Ave. and Remineton 8:30 p. m. THE DIAL DISAPPEARS WHEN THE RADIO IS OFF! 2 Gilbert K. Keating, 311 Kenwood Ave.

for LADIES' PRESSER TAILOR Institute of Jewish Studies. JWTiWA, 9 p. m. rtiupn ije'grt, 144 s. Fi'zhugh.

3 Edward H. Vendeville, Rcottsville. 3 John E. Bedford. 1046 Amett Blvd.

6 Eugene J. Blssell, 137 Hamilton. 8 Walter Goodwin. 116 Delevan. Tomorrow's Events 1 i)ili" 6 Richard W.

Walker, 314 Arnett Blvd. Catholic Women's Council, luncheon. Eipariancao man for work oa Itfdiei' coats and suits. Eicaptional salary for right ran. John FotiKuet, 93 Brookridpe Greece, and Rose Wosnick.

S44 Mt. Read Blvd. Donald M. Wands, 19 Raymond and Arlene M. Padak.

9 Athens St. Kermit O. Sharron, 253 Normandale Gates, and Arlene Bush, Silver Springs. Aland Forbes, 113 State and Dorothy Sexton. 97 State St.

Anthony Tubiolo, 69 Second and Sophie Sarna, 24 Reed Pk. Joeeph A. Sollame. 641 N. Goodman and Betsey A.

Buckland, 779 Harvard 8t. Daniel J. Fonte. 38 Sander and Jennie F. Cipolla, 161 Parsells Ave.

Clifford S. Brown. 175 Anderson and Marguerite Comean, Greece. George Vigelette, 37 Julia and Teresa 8carfia. 238 Spencer St.

Arthur Roberts. Brighton, and Amy L. Apear. Adams Basin. Harold Marthage, 105 Joiner and Bertha Miller, 141 S.

Fitzhugh St. William R. Stelnegger. 3261 Lake jonn mggins 7 Dover Pk. 7 Hmrrv 3.

WcCarriCk. 202 Seward. 7 Charles M. Bayer 1517 Culver Rd. Hotel Hotel Hotel Seneca.

12:15 p. m. Ancient Order of Hibernians, Seneca, 12:1." p. m. Ancient Order of Hibernians, Seneca.

8 p. m. Rochester Bowlln? Association, Hotel DAVIDS 10 CLINTON AVE. S. EASY TERMS More For Your Old Radio At Northside! 12 a.

Mayer, 256 Hawley. Harry A. Page, 15 Watkin Ter. 8 Paul Williams, Hemlock. 8 LeRoy Wilaon, 179 Curtis.

8 John A. Nowack, 124 Rosemarv Dr. 8 Milton T. Meier. 19 Rowlev Dr.

9 Joeeph P. Perrone, 73 Lowell. 9 T-ouis J. Ferrari, 69 Read Blvd. 9 Carl E.

Hartrng, PenOeld. 10 Francis A. Klchr. 42 Weaver. Seneca, 8 p.

m. Ad Club, luncheon, Powers Hotel, D. m. I-aECTyteifSEaWflSsSEEat Patternmakers league, Powers Hotel, 8 p. m.

MID Club. Powe-s Hotel. 7 p. tn. International Harvester Company.

Powers Hotel, 8 p. m. ana iNonna jane huck. 24o stone FLOODS OF FINE FURNITURE fft Greece. Mausice Bloom.

120 Wilmfneton nd Estplle Bollotin, 612 Conkey Ava, STOVES REFRIGERATORS RADIOS WASHERS FREE DELIVERY WITHIN 100 MILES Frank J. Romeo. 2304 Clifford and Monigua Tenaille Durheart. 2.104 Emergencies 12:23 a. m.

City, Joseph and Kelly; 10 George M. 1163 Clinton N. 10 William J. Frankenbreer. 46 Doran.

10 Stuart R. HtiElies. l- E. Main. 11 Stephen A.

Tlsa. 3444 Culver Rd. 11 Victor L. Ch'rmento. 257 Brockley Rd.

11 Frrest R. Adkins, 66 Mona. 12 John C. 869 HircTiey Rd. 12 Jrweph P.

Zenkar. 142 Holcroft Rd. 12 William D. ScAoenemany 120 Seneca Ave. Clifford Ave.

Bert Kesel. Honeove Falls, and Tfta Lockwood, 186 Conkey Ave. mmmw, Thomas W. Brownlee. 39.

Averill Ave. and Gertrude Bidwell, 1551 Jay St. BO YOU FINANCIAL SECURITY? National Organization otters opportunity to rsliabla and ansrgetic dealers to have a business of your own. Unlimited aarninas start immediately. We will train those selected.

Car necessary. No experience required. See a demonstration of the qrealest invention sinre the radio. 14th ami IStk At 10 A. M.

to 7:30 P. M. C. L. Gerber Room 505 Office Bldrj.

sickness. 3:47 a. m. City. 382 First: sickness.

3:58 a. m. Park, 382 First: man dead. a. m.

City, Vine; sickness. 7:18 a. m. 474 Sclo; nitibifh fire. 7:42 a.

en. 164 East; defective boiler. 7:20 a. m. Highland, 19 Princeton; sickness.

10:59 a. m. City, 43 Derringer; ajek- ness. 11:40 a. m.

Park, II Sharer; woman Injured. wanted! GIRLS and PIFH 226 NORTH STREET a. m. General, Four rorners; sickness. Steady Work, Good Earnings CRESCENT-PURITAN 1630 Dewey Aventii I 12:31 p.

tn. 140 Lyell: rubbisti fire OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 P. M. I 2:50 p. m.

Park, South swd Howel MM 55 MAIN W.I sickness..