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Demtxrat and Chronic'9 Deaths Reported in Western N.Y. Local Stocks GouM Puma advancad 4 en tor local purchase a mast efher stocks fall. Rochester, N. Ian. 13, I960 8 Monroe Sayings Names Appraiser Appointment of Daniel M.

Coyne as real estate appraiser o( Monroe County Savings death was pronounced due to natural causes as she had been Mrs. Josephine P. Heckman, BENJAMIN' RICE PENN YAN. Jan. 12 H.

Rice, 66, of Penn Yan, ANKS (AaarMlmata Pries) AUCTION wife of Preston J. Heckman of 14 Askee died today (Jan. 12, 1960). Control 240 55 51 Born in Bellona, the son ofo Richards was aecom- Produce Market By State Dept. AgrL Mktt ThtM wheinei auetetiem Irani Genes Volltv on Pub'u- MorKeis: HO Ml SHOWN CobboM, crot 2MH7 Orvoij, 1 31b cello 10-? IS Onions.

SO-lb. tock 1.7S1.00 Lrfuc. curly, doi. 1.00-1 IS Parsnips, I at. basket Potato, 40-ib SOCK Potato, wash).

10 lb. tack 37 40 Hodish, dot. bunch 0C Sauosh. botttrnot. bu t.

JV 1 Turnips, porpi, at NOME SHOWN FRUITS AddIm, Rtd Otliclem, bu 3 50-3 .75 AMit. Cortlond. bJ 2.50-2.75 ApRln. Mac, bu 2.50-2 75 test Salt te rtialien in RachMltr area. Lincoln l.

Security 1.20 45 55 41 51 John and Margaret Kirkpatrick panied to the hospital by one Soybeans Advance In Closing Trade; Grains Stationary CHICAGO, Jan. 12 In the dullest trading day of the new year, the grain futures market sat virtually stationary today with only one contract ending more than a minor frac tion from the previous close. Rice, he was a DiacKsmun oy 0 her two sons, Alfred Heck- tndtr Conditional S.I Contract executed by Barry J. Dorecn, assigned 10 General Motors Acceptance Corporation. I will ei on January IS, 19M) 10:00 A.M.

it Marion Auto Salts Maion. New on 154 Buick' Tudor, Serial No. 7A3O109OS. J. SETTER.

epr.va. INDUSTRIAL trade. He served as an army under her doctor's care for considerable time sergeant in World War and was a member of Johnson-Cos- Shipping Report Vstrdov' Wstrn Centre! New York shipping and information. Batit af aln. corliod an trucking a b.

oo.ng point and or delivered soles hiopin paint bosis. APPLES Demand Imoravin. MorVet firm. Bushel crates, orchard run Mcintosh $1.35. Film bag In master containers, US NO.

1, inch va 12 3 lb. Red and Golden Deriiclous S3 75. Sovs fair qualify 00, Red Rome 12 75. Mcintosh 17 70. Cortlonds 17 15, 12 4 lb.

Rom 12 90, I lb. Mcintosh S2.2J. Cart-lana 1125. CABBAGE Practically no dmand Morkt Few tale. 50-lb.

socks Oonish medium 12.00. Shioor rlc to growers, no soles reported ONIONS Demand moderat. Market stady. Yllow Glob, US No. 70-10 or cent, Inches and larger, SO-lb.

socks 11 10-1 IS, 3-ib. film boo In mov tr containers, 40-70 per cent. 1 Inch ond larger, mostly 10-10', few low a cent. Shippers pric to rowrs, bulk Pr mostly 1150, fw best $145. POTATOES Demand Improving.

Market firm to slightly stronger. Voriou varieties mostly Kotohdin tyo. US No. 1, sin A. mostly washed, paper, 50-lb.

sock 11 40-1 55. on window 25-lb, sock 75-eOcents, 15-lb. sack 47-50 cnt. 10-lb. socks 34-34 cants.

Shiooers price to growers, bulk pr US No. I. stock delivered tw muck high a 12 40. Mrs. Heckman was a lifelong St tello American Legion Post.

resident of Geneva and was a Bank'i mortgage department was announced yesterday. Prior to joining Monroe, he was with the mortgage loan department of the Prudential Life Insurance Co. Following graduation from Cornell Univer Lara, whit 35-37 PUBLIC HEARING This will crv to give notice thai the Monro County Civil Service Commission wilt on Thursday. January 14. I960, at 11:00 A.M..

hold a public hcarin. lore, brown Medium, whit Generally, pricM wtrt on th plus 332 2-2l sidt aftr a lot limitod roily took soy- bon shohtlv ohod. Whot wot todv 5mo" o'rad A Ml CertSM to osir, corn ond rv mured. iro whit Th roort lot vstrdoy by th! Amtr can Bowling "4 '4 Capital Plastic 20 10' Ouffy-Mott .20 34' 24' Oi Noc .50 25'. 27Vi Oynocolor 45 47 Foshion Park I Gortock 1 TO 4 45 Gnse Brewing A 30 4 i Gns 30 i'h TA Gould Pump 53 54 Moioid-Xerox .25 30" 32' ltk Corp 45' 47V Lak Ontario Cement Vt JH Warronts I1.

Pfaudler-Ptrmutlt 1.49 34 34 Porter Cable 10 20 Richardson 20 3 Rochester Baseball 4'A Rochester Button 15 14' Rochester Go A Electric 4 10 71 II Rochester Go Electric 4 77 40 Rochester Gas I Electric 4 75 94 94 Rochester Go Electric 4.95 94 Rochester Telephone 5 Pt 2 Rochester Transit 40 4 Tk Smith Hungerford 1.40.... 25 Stat Loan SI 29 24 Stechtr-Traung 1.40 2 Syrocus Suooly 40 IP 13'k Taylor 45' 47y, Timely Clothes 11 14 IS' Tobln Packing 0 1' 21 the office. Room 307, 65 Broad Street Rochester 14. N.Y.. on proposal (o amend its Rule by adding the fol-lowtnf position: NON -COMPETITIVE CLASS.

Couniy Service, Deputy Director of Social Welfare-Medical Services. Deportment of Aorlcultur which showed 1 7.7' Medium, whit Daniel M. Coyne th stocks of aroms on forms os ot Jon. I orobatXy wos th only trad consideration of vn minor ne iravca 111a riic, una. cl Rice; four sisters.

Mrs. Jean mb" i St- Francis de Sales Chrisler of Middlesex. Church. Besides her husband Mary A. Smith and Mrs.

Charles she learn a daughter. Mrs. Le Rickerson of Penn Yan and Mrs. roy Miller of Rockland Nellie E. Jensen of Naples, and two sons, Alfred and Francis three brothers.

Fred of Penn both of Geneva; two sisters, Yan, Peter of Geneva, and Earl Mrs. Delia Schroeder of Ge-of Arlington, Va. and Mrs. Paul Krug of Friends may call at thejCohoes, and a brother, Fred Thayer Funeral Chapel where a Perry of East Rochester, and service will be held at 2 p.m. I several nieces and nephews.

Friday, with the Rev. George Funeral arrangements are be-Munger pastor of Penn Yan iing completed in the Devaney Baptist Church, officiating. Bur- Co Funerai Home, 187 N. Main lal will be in Lake View Ceme- st where frjencs may call, and terv- services will be held at hours MRS. BRIDGET YOLLAND to be announced.

The service SENECA FALLS. Jan. 12- in St. Francis de Sales sity in 1950, he served in the United States Marine Corps for two years. He and Mrs.

Coyne Attest: ALFRED GATES, Executive Secretary. I'l 1-12-13 3t. Medium, brown SmalU -34-31 Subtract 1c for loos Grod A aa POULTRY At Perm (iutatlns. Par teohorn fowl Heovy fowl 14-ltc Rooster 24c Brollrs 17-17VJC SHIPPED IN VESETARLE Brocolll, erota 3 75-4 00 rntanna. Flo crt 2.75-3 00 RAIN RANOf ftp reside at 639 Park Ave.

President Adrian L. Spencer announced that deposits last year increased $2,905,000 and loans $5,091,000 Carrots, cello, 48s 3 50-4 00 Celery. Poscol, cwt 5 JO 4 00 C.lerv. Flo Pascal, crate 3 Mloft Lw Cls 7fl4' 203-4 703 "4 W's 203 "4 mv, l.1n- lMVi 16' IM'4 11 'Is 11 191 "4 114 117 1)7 U7l 1)-4 119 H9' UPl 11W HSi 109J 1091 109 Plu gxtra. i 1 1 I Fiwllu Flo.

hnmotr 1.75-2.00 I Escarol. F'o homotr 1.75-2 00 ine Dans win mar us num year of service in the current year. BONDS Fashion Park Hiekok Mr Rrirloei VnllanH 77 widow lnUrCn 7S 41 75 Lettuce, carton 4 75-5 00 Onions, West 2 50-2 75 Onions, South, 3.75-4 50 Potatoes, Idaho, 100 lbs 4.50-4.75 Potatoes, Idaho, 50 lbs -3 .50 Potatoes. Idaho, 10 lbs Potatoes, Idaho, 5 lb. boas WHEAT Oeen Mar.

ru-t-'U AAoy 203' July Sept. 114' Dec. 191 'A CORN Mor. 114' AAoy 117 July lit's Sept. Wt D-c.

lO3 OATS Mor. Mov 74 July 47 Sot. 45-4514 RYE Mor. lift-" Moy 1H July 14 Seot Vt SOYREAN Jon. H4VW4 Mor.

Mov Julv WVWi Sot. 212 74'- 744 47V. 45''4 74 73' 47 45 734 74V, 47V4 45' 4 OLD 'UIS OLD? Potatoes. SO-lb socks 1.75-1 1 PMotoM. Urn 10.1b.

sack 47-47 Potato, Swt, bu IT0' 17" 111' Wi 13l-30s li4 14 lt'4-24 127'i 174 IIT Rufabaaos, 50-lb. soctt z.uo-7 Tomatos, 10 tub 1.75-2.25 Tomatoes, Hydro, I lb. 3.50-4 00 Yami. bushel 3.25-3 75 (UIPPFB IN PRUITS I-OK BITTtK HEAT BETTER of Thomas Yolland of Haigh Street died today (Jan. 12, 1960) in the Seneca Nursing Home, Waterloo after a long illness.

Mrs. Yolland was a lifelong resident of this village. Surviving are a grandson and sevral niece and reohews. Services will be conducted at 8:30 a.m. Thursday in the Do-ran Funeral Home, 4 E.

Bavard St. and at 9 in St. PHci-" Church. The Rev. John P.

MRS. LAURINA R0I.FE NORTH ROSE. Jan. 12 Mrs. Laurina Rolfe, 89, of Rose, died today (Jan.

12, 1960) in the Southwick Nursing Home in Wolcott following a long illness. She was a member of the Rose Baptist Church. She is survived by two nieces, Mrs. Howard Holcomb of Niagara Fall and Mrs Enspnia 214 215 Cranberrias. 24 ib.

carton 4 117" nm r)' ri'Vi 212H 2123 212 CASH ORAIN CHICAGO AP-N0 No. 4 vellow locol 109; Nn 3 vmiow I1IA.SV4.: No. 4 yellow No 5 0uil Vitamin Insuranci hilpt maki thi eldir yiart mora activa-thi aetiva yaara mora fun I Arc the ycAri tlowtn; you down or are you ilowing down from a lack of vitamins? Older people eipecially need plenty of vitamin in their diet. Don't stop doing the thing you enjoy. If you need sriumin, Beaxl guarantee you the vitamin insurance you need for "get-up-and-go!" It's perfect for biwy adults who want to be sure they get all the vitamin they need.

'1 ytm tnMt it Jmctiutl, mgame treali effor tnat, jtm ittur. Guaranteed! Either you look better, feel better after one bottle of Besel or your money will be refunded. OBeirne, pastor, will officiate Buckton of Peckskill, and a and burial will be in St. Co- stepson, William Rolfe of North Crop, Muscat, luo 4 Grooes, Emoror, lust 3 75-4 25 Grapefruit, Ind. 2.75-3.75 Lemons, crt Oranaes.

carton Orang. navels, crtn 55 Oranges, Temole, box 2.50-3 0 Peors, Bosc, box 00 Pears, Anolu, box 5.75-4.M BEANS At Farm Price Par Cwt. Pea Bean 5 50 Red Kidney 14 00 Marrow 12 00 Dairy Produce NFUV YORK. Jan 12 IAPI-IUSDA1 yellow 9-WOots No.l ronvv lumbkill Cemetery Whit MVOra n. rnte 2 Sovbeon oil 7 75n.

Moltlno cholc. 1.15-l.J5n; fd IB Burns Clean 11 Rose. Service will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Farnsworth Son Chapel in North Rose with the Rev. Kenneth Arnold of the Rose Baptist Church officiating.

Burial will be in Rose Cemetery. Butter offerings liberal. Demand fair. Re Tktrit thi Right Brxd Vitamin Ftrmula Ftr Entry bttmbtr I'eur Fmily Clear Through! UFFALO Flour' Corlot fob Bufto'o per cwt B0k.r hloh oluten boter 54 15- 40: others unchono. fltl: c-rlot fob Butfolo pr ton socked Unchonotd.

Investment Funds id Asken" Atk4 Aberdn 2l 7 1 tnvofBs 11.59 12.47 Art Fd 735 796 Kevton: Atom Dtv 37 S47I J-7 Boston 17 4 14 09' J-3 Brood St n.7.; J- inn Bullock n114 K-l Con Frf 17.14 1.7 K-l Call fey McKESSGN ceipts 421 two wnoiesai prices on ouix cartons (frsh. Creamery, 3 scor (AA) 92 scor (A) Cheese steody. Receipts 221,000. Prices unchonged Eggs, offering liberal. Demand fair.

Receiots 23,300. Midwestern: Mixed extras (44-50 lbs) extros medium 24'S-28c; standards lorg 77-24c; checks Whites', extras (41 50 lbs) 79V3-3IC; ex'ros medium WMtc. Browns: extras (44 50 lbs) 30-3IC. Includes nearby: Whites: Top quality (44-50 lbs) medium 21- 79c; smolls Browns: too Duality (44-50 lbs) 30V-32c; mediums smoll 25-2c CHICAGO (AP)-(USOA) Butter; wholtsal selling prices unchanged to Vt hiohr. 91 scor AA 5774e; 2A 57.974c; Poce Find Siolen Car MRS.

ELIABETH BROWNELL HAMMONDSPORT, Jan. 12 A service for Mrs. Elizabeth Brownell, 89, of Hammondsport who died Sunday, Jan. 10, 1960) in the Keuka Rest Home, will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Bond's Funeral Home with the Rev.

Clair Statham, pastor of the First Methodist Church, officiating. Mrs. Brownell was born Oct. 31, 1870, in Sonora, a daughter of Otis and Mary Wise Cobin. Burial will be in Tleasant Valley Cemetery, Hammondsport.

MISS JEANNETTE PARRISH IONIA, Jan. 12 Miss Jean-nette Parrish of 22 Park Rochester, and Ionia, died today (Jan. 12, 1960). She leaves two sisters. Mrs.

Edwin White of Holcomb and Miss Rena Parrish of Iona; a brother, Ward Parrish of Ionia; a sister-in-law, Mrs. Sidney Parrish of Rochester, and six nieces FrUndly DRUG STORES On So of oil Com Iny 10 1 Knlck Fd 4 7 .15 BAkr 1.080(1 S3 Main St. Et 90B 573.c. Eggs: Prices paid delivered to Chicago higher to lower; 40 per cnt or bttrr arode A whites medium extros 24-25; standards 'iZVoW'Pnv 3114 71 vt th fir 14 nv 15 71 jj jjvjc; eneexs ly-jo'-ic. 14 7 14 07 'Aut tnv 9.7110.74 HAMMONDSPORT, Jan.

12 Police Chief Norman Force and Policeman Ray Van Gelder of Hammondsport today recovered a 1954 Dodge automobile which had been reported stolen from the residence of George Scho-field at Benton, Yates County, on Saturday. The car was aban CntAHW 94 10' NJ Sc: FH Sk 24 17 205' Dividend 4 17 4 Flee Inv 7 74 100! 4 14 4 9 Fidel Fd 15ni7.W Find Ind 4 49 4 4' Growth 70 51 if in ia nrv Wm 14 84 r.rn.m pln St 17 1 doned near the Chateau Dugas, Thit 4uinunctmtnl Unotn ejjtr of tecuriliujor ale or a felicitation of an ojjtr lo buy ttcurilitt. in West Lake Road, Branchport. This is the second stolen car recovered by Chief Force within New Istrut Cm St iiMIUd Putnom 1.17 JJ FullvAd 10 10 'Jhor Tr 1 1 04 09 Petrol 10 74 St S4 1 Stl 184 Telev "tJ1? Horn HC 5 5.65' "i Mom HG 5.17 J'SJJi? inc Inc 10 '2 V. Inc Inv 1049 Unit Jcl 14 11 InsFnd 10 HI 1 143 2 tnt Ora 11 79 1215'Whithall 12.52 13.54 Int Res 514 5.44' InCeAm 10 52 11.52 January IS, 1960 three days.

He believed there is a definite tiein between the two thefts. The Schofield car Dividends was reported stolen from Benton about 2 a.m. Saturday, following the abandonment in that village of a vehicle believed Prwthl Reed taken unlawfully from the Hem $120,000,000 Power Authority of the State of New York General Revenue Bonds, Series Period Amt. doe dote .0 )M i-W Company cmt Industries lock area Friday. 2-25 2 10 4cm Industries .10 4-13-4 Saturday evening.

Force wasj summoned on a stolen car case .50 3-15 2 1 .25 2-H 1-20 .10 2-15 1-29 Columbio Gos 5vtm Comoo Sho Mnchnrv Dohhs House Inc. Stir II) ID for 1 pllt sub ect to tockholdr' ODoreval. Dflbb House Inc. lVh S-1 2-11 Friemon (AJ) Ltd .25 1- 1 2 22 Mnrtr IJ Fl Ltd A irS 2- 1 1-20 Natlonol Tea .120 S-1 2-1? Paragon Electric 11 2- 1 1-14 Pork Chemical 1 071 2-1S Petrnlit Corn 7 '2-1 1-25 Phillins p-rolitm .4" 3- 1 I-- 9iehhold Chemical 1.15 2-15 1-22 Pydr Ivstem l-5 Oil 45 3- 4 1-24 Irttrt mrwpt, in th pinicNi Hawkins, DUAM 4k Wood and oi Maaara. Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan, MeGoverm Jk Lana, bond oounaol to th Authority and to tha Undara-ritara, raapoctival, tntdar tha oaiatinf atatuta and court dadaiona from Fadaral incoma taaat, and undar asiatinf atatutaa front Naw York Stato incoma tax.

$96,000,000 4 Bonds, due January 1, 2006 Price 100 tein (41 fo rn 17 Mem 14) I Co .25 2 15 1-2 We-tern It 4, Tel 2- 1 1-14 WKII. Ctna Mfa rl 4 2-15 2 Whit Stao Mg 07' 2- 1 z-Unchonged from previous auarter e-lncreo-ed dividend Reduced dividends a. Annual: Ar. oceijmulatlon; xtro; rinnl; Int-Hm; in. Initial; Lla.

Iloui-dation: M. monthly; O. regular auorterlv; ft, resumed; semiannual; SB. soeooi $24,000,000 Serial Bonds in Hammondsport when La-Verne Schoeffler of Hammondsport RD 2 reported his 1955 Chevrolet had been taken from his barn at about 7 p.m. Force found the car being driven in the village and after a chase around Hammondsport streets the driver, running from the car, eluded him Schoeffler, and Steuben County sheriff's deputies, who had joined in the hunt.

Force reported that several residents in the Chateau Dugas area where the Benton-owned car was recovered, reported that their cars had been tampered with Saturday and one resident reported a blanket had been taken from her car. Sgt. Frank Donovan of the State Police Penn Yan substation, who came to Branchport to recover the car taken from Benton, said he, too, believes there is a tiein in the car thefts. Commodities Dip In Futures Mart NEW YORK, Jan. 12 Most prices for commodity futures lower today at New York exchanges.

Coffe skidded .15 to .51 of a cent a erinaiaal Dtta Intarae Prla Amatsnt January I Rata ar YieJd $1,650,000 1973 3.75 3.90 1,710,000 1974 3.75 3.90 1,770,000 1975 4.00 3.95 1,830,000 1976 4.00 3.95 1,900,000 1977 4.00 100 1,960,000 1978 4.00 100 2,040,000 1979 4.00 100 TWIN rrtrwHsni Dst Int- Priaa Amount January 1 Rat ar Yiald $1,100,000 IMS 4.00 3.50 1,260,000 1966 4.00 3.60 1,400,000 1967 4.00 3.65 1,365,000 1968 4.00 3.70 1,425,000 1969 4.00 3.75 1,470,000 1970 3.75 100 1,530,000 1971 3.75 3.80 1,590,000 1972 3.75 3.85 and nephews. The family will receive friends at the Wheeler Funeral Home at 2 South East Bloomfield. Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. and a service will be conducted Friday at 1 p.m.. with burial in Ionia Cemetery at the convenience of the family.

MRS. CARLg7jENSE PENN YAN, Jan. 12-Mrs. Margaret L. Jensen, 60, of Penn Yan RD 4 died today (Jan.

12, 1960). Born in Watertown, a daughter of David L. and Julia Turn-bull Hornbrook, she had lived in this area since 1921. She leaves her husband, Carl O. Jensen: two sons, Carlton of Bayside, and Richard of Penn Yan RD a daughter, Mrs.

Norman J. Dixon of Penn Yan RD a brother, William Hornbrook of Syracuse; six grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Weldon Funeral Home Wednesday and Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m., where a service will be held at 2 p.m. Friday with the Rev. Sheldon Stephenson and the Rev.

Ellroy Van Dyke officiating. Burial will be in Lake View Cemetery. MRS. CARL E. MANN SR.

MT. MORRIS, Jan. 12 Mrs. Laura Dolan Mann, 74, wife of Carl E. Mann former Mt.

Morris resident died Monday (Jan. 11, I960) in Nunda Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Mann moved to Nunda in 1929 and for many years Mr.

Mann operated an automobile sales and service. Mrs. Mann had been ill since last May. Besides her husband she leaves five sons, Lawrence and Everrett P. Mann of Nunda; Carl E.

Mann Jr. of Rochester, J. Robert Mann of Houston, Tex. and Emmett H. Mann of Pittsburgh, three sisters, Mrs.

Helen Brooks of Avon; Mrs. Maurice H. Mann of Mt. Morris; Mrs. Harold MacArthur of Knapp Creek; a brother, Leo Dolan of Rochester; twenty-three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

A prayer service will be held at the Duryea Funeral Home in Nunda on Friday at 10 a.m. with a last rite at 10:30 from Holy Angels Church in Nunda with the Rev. Thomas F. McVeigh officiating. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery at Nunda.

WANT ADS Accrued Interact from January 1, 1960 is to ba addad to tha price. Tha Bonds ara subject to redemption, as a whole or in part, at any time on and after January 1, 1170, as set forth in the Authority's Official Statement. Thrifty Ctpitt Ikt Circular Jsttd Jtnur 12, I960, which cenlainj further injcrmalitn, intiudinf thr OJJietal Statement the Authority, may hi obtained jrem tuch iht undersigned at art registered dealers in securities in this Statt. Tht undersigned art amtng the Underwriters. pound lower on profit taking.

Cocoa declined In svmDathy with lower London prices Profit taking dropped copper by .22 to .35 of a cent pound. Wool tops, cottonseed oil ond line also retreated. New York cotton fell as much as 35 cents a bol as prices turned tower late In the session on liauidatlon ond Dillon, Read Co. Inc. Halsey, Stuart Co.

Inc. Kuhn, Locb Co. hedging. Firm foreign price, though, sent rubber .05 to .55 of a cent a pound higher. Wool and lead Inched higher.

World and domestic sugar wound ua mixed. Hides also were mixed. Soybean oil was not traded. 4 I Birth Inc. Glore, For? an Co.

Eastman Dillon, Union Securities Co. Harriman Ripley Co. Kidder, Peabody Co. Drexel Co. Goldman, Sacra i.Co.

Lehman Brothers W. H. Morton Co. Iaereratal The First Boston Corporation Ladenburg, Thalmam Co. R.

W. Pressprich Co. White, Weld Co. State Power Authority' la t4 Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Smith Bonds Sale Opens NEW YORK, Jan. 12 (JP) A 1 laaeraeratea1 Stone Webster Securities Corporation B.

J. Van Injen Co. Inc. nationwide syndicate of more than 350 investment banking Laiard Freret Co. Smith, Barney Co.

A. C. Allyn and Company Ineertterataa Fenn Co. firms today offered an issue Alex. Brown Sons Your Twin Want Ad published in both the Times Union and Democrat and Chronicle costs only pennies more but the big saving is in time.

You of 120 millions dollars in power authority of the State of New J. Define Co. Reynolds Co. Equitable Securities Corporation Shields Company York general revenue bonds Series The issue consists of 96 mil Blair Co. Estabrook Co.

Ira Haupt Co lion dollars of 43 per cent Allen Company Hornblower Weeks Bear, Stearns Co. W. C. Langley Co. Hemphill, Noyes Co.

F. S. Moseley Co. Lee Higfinson Corporation Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades Co.

reach most of the prospects and Jackson Curtis F. Rothschild Co. F.S.Smithers Dean Witter Co. A Co, Adams, McEntee Inc. American Securities Corporation Bache Co.

Bacon, Stevenson Co. Barr Brothers Co. A. G. Becker Co.

Clark, Dodge Co. Dick Merle-Smith R. S. Dickson Company Dominick Dominick Francis I. duPont Co.

term bonds, due Jan. 1, 2006, which are priced at par and 24 million dollars of serial bonds, maturing Jan. 1, 1965 to 1979. The latter bonds are priced to yield from per cent in 1965 to 4 per cent in 1979. General Dynamics Gets Center Lease NEW YORK, Jan.

12 Laurence S. Rockefeller, chairman lacereeratae1 WALTER MULLINS PENN YAN, Jan. lz-Wal-ler Mullins, 81, of Le Mars, Iowa, died last night (Jan. 11, 1960) in Soldiers Sailors Memorial Hospital here where he had been a patient one da. Born in Storm Lake, Iowa, he spent his life there and was a retired farmer.

He had been visiting his nephew, Harold Towsley of Benton. Mr. Mullins leaves his wife, Mrs. Mabel Offord Mullins, and three sons and a daughter, all from Le Mars. The body will be taken from the Weldon Funeral Home, Penn Yan, to Le Mars, Iowa, for funeral and burial.

Ineersierataa' Gregory Sons First of Michigan Corporation Geo. B. Gibbons Company laaer-terataa Hallgarten Co. Riter Co. get faster results because a Want Ad in both newspapers reaches all the Want Ad readers in the area so, advertise the thrifty way! Use Twin Want Ads.

Wm. E. Pollock Inc. Kean, Taylor Co. A.

M. Kidder Inc. Schoellkopf, Hutton Pomeroy, Inc. G. H.

Walker Co. of the. board of Rockefeller Eldredge Inc. W. E.

Hutton Co. Rooserelt Cross laaeraeratea1 Bacon, Whipple Co. John W. Clarke Co. Weeden Co.

Iaerprata1 J. C. Bradford Co. J. Barth Co.

William Blair Company Hirsch Co. Coffin Burr Chas. E. Weigold Co. lataraeratea Braun, Bosworth Co.

McDonald Company Stifel, Nicolaus Company taeeraeretee Van Alstyne, Noel Co. MRS. PRESTON J. HECKMAN GENEVA, Jan. 12 Stricken Center and Frank Pace chairman of the board of General Dynamics have jointly announced signing of a long lease by General Dynamics for six floors in the Rockefeller Center building at 9 Rockefeller Plaza, formerly known as the Time Life Building.

The 36-story structure will be renamed the General Dynamics The Illinois Company laceraeratea Shearson, Hammill Co. Isscerueratee The Robinson-Humphrey Company, Inc. Schwabacher Co. while waiting to call on a pa tient, a Geneva woman died un Can LO. 2-8000 expectedly in the corridor at Spencer Trask Co.

Tucker. Anthony R. Day Tripp Inc Geneva General Hospital this evening (Jan. 12, 1960). man, when she was stricken in Building upon occupancy, sched- the second floor corridor.

Heruled for Sept. 1..