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Big 0's Team Retains Lead In Cage Poll By The Associated Press Oscar Robertson keeps on breaking basketball records and team, Cincinnati, keeps on winning games. So the nation's sports. writers and for broadcasters voting as the No. 1 team even though Bradley and California also have impressive records. These three teams, each with 17-1 records, again wound up in the 1-2-3 positions today in the weekly Associated Press poll, based on results through Saturday.

Cincinnati, with 88 first place votes out of 191 ballots, gathered 1,798 points on the usual basis of 10 for each first place vote, 9 for second, etc. Bradley, Cincinnati's leading ur Missouri Valley Conference rival, drew 20 first place votes and 1,506 points. California's 1959 NCAA champions polled 33 firsts and 1,603 points. Ohio State's Big 10 pacesetters and West Virginia, leader in the Southern Conference, easily held the fourth and fifth spots. Georgia Tech clung to sixth despite a loss to Auburn in one of last week's two games.

1. Bradley Cincinnati (20) (88) 17-1) (17-1) 1,606 California (33) (17-1) 1,603 Ohio State (19) (15-2) 1,351 5. West Georgia Virginia Tech (2) (9) (17-3) (18-2 1.108 Utah State (3) (17-2) 588 9. Utah Villanova (17-2) (16-1) 557 10. Miami (Fla.) (7) (20-2) 211 Second Ten: 11.

Toledo (8) (15-2) 174; 12. Texas (14-2) 116; 13. North Carolina (10-3) 115; 14. Providence (13-3) 69: 15. Dayton (16-3) 68; 16.

Holy Cross (13-2) 43; 17. Auburn (2) (13-2) 42: 18. St. Louis (13-5) 41; 19. Detroit (15-3) 35; 20.

Illinois (12-3) 20. Celtics, St. Louis Annex Victories In Cage Twin Bill ST. LOUIS, Feb. 9 (AP)-Arnold (Red) Auerbach's game as a National Basketball Assn.

coach was a cakewalk tonight. He had only one or two mild obiections to the officiatearly in the contest, as his Paston Celtics breezed to a 129- 80 victory over the Minneapolis Lakers in the first game of a doubleheader. In the other half of the bill, the St. Louis Hawks, getting 21 points from reserve center Larry Foust, defeated the New York Knickerbockers, 114-104. for their sixth straight NBA victory.

High scorer for the Hawks was Bob Pettit with 25. Cliff Hagen added 20. Charley Tyra and Richie Guerin each had 22 for New York. Ken Sears put in 18. As the Celtics swept their sixth victory over the hapless to.

Lakers in seven meetings this season, there were seven Boston players in double scoring figures. Tom Heinsohn was high with 24. Reserve John Richter and Bill Russell each had 17. Auerbach, presented with a silver service after the 614th victory of his long professional career--a gift of the Hawkssaid he was moved by applause for the first time in St. Louis.

MINNEAPOLIS BOSTON TI 1-1 Bavlor 10 3-6 23 Cousy Ellis 2.5 6 Guarilla 3 1-1 7 Felix 0-0 10 Heinsohn 10 4-5 24 Hawkins 2-4 6 K.C. Jones 7-10 15 Hundley 0-0 0 S. Jones 1-3 13 Krebs 0-0 6 Ramsey 2-2 12 Mantis 0 0-0 0 Sharman 3-4 15 Larusso 6-11 10 Richter 7-12 17 Leonard 2-3 10 Russell ON 3-6 Selvv 6 7-12 19 Totals 34 22-41 90 Totals 50 20-45 129 Minneapolis 17 14 27 32- 90 Boston 30 26 31 42-129 NEW YORK ST. LOUIS Sears 10-10 18 Pettit 10 5-8 25 Tyra 9 4-4 221 Hagen 9 2-5 20 Farmer 5 1-1 11 Piontek 2 3-6 7 Palmer 2 0-0 4 Ferrv 1 0.1 Guerin 10 2.5 20 Lovellette 6-7 16 Georne 0-2 61 3-3 21 Garm'ker 4-4 10 McCarthy n.n Bell 0-0 21 Martin 5 2-5 12 Green 1-7 9 Green 2 2-2 6 Ferrari 1-1 Totals 41 22-35 104 Tatale 45 24.38 New York 23 24 31 26-104 St. Louis 32 24 33-114 NBA Results Last Night's Results Svracuse 117, Cincinnati 111..

Detroit 122, Philadelphia 113. Boston 129. Minneapolis 90 St. Louis 114, New York 104. EASTERN DIVISION Pct.

Boston 45 13 .775 Philadelphia 39 18 .684 Svracuse 33 25 .569 New York 23 34 .404 WESTERN DIVISION 1. Pet. St. Louis 34 21 .618 Detroit 25 33 .431 Minneapolis 15 38 .283 Cincinnati 14 46 .233 Tonight Detroit at Boston. Minneapolis vs.

Syracuse at New York. Philndelphia at New York. St. Louis at Cincinnati. Tomorrow New York at Syracuse.

Cincinnati at Minne-polis. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Friday Detroit vs. Cincinnati at Dayton, Ohio.

Saturday St. Louis at New York. Minneapolis of Detroit. Philadelphia nt Boston. Ski Conditions ALBANY.

Feb. 9 (AP) conditions as reported today to the State Commerce Department: Cortland (Greek Peak)-3 new packed, 10-12, base, good. Fabius (Toggenbera) -2 new, 3 settled. 4-12 base, good. Lake Placid-2 new, 30 base, aood.

North powder, 4-6 hard packed, 8-20 base, gond Old Forge (Mapie Ridge)-3 new, 19-24 packed, good. Old Forge (McCauley Mt.) -3 new, 24-37 base, good. Saranac Lake (MI. Pisgah)-One powder, 15-20 packed base, fair to good. Spectacular-3 powder, 20-24 base, excellent.

Turin (Snow Ridge)-3 new, 12-24 base, good. Wilmington (Whiteface powder, '5-42 base, good to excellent. School Basketball Wellsville 59, Alfred-Almond 46. 64, Madison 33. (JV) Franklin 46, Charlotte 38.

(JN) Monroe 58. East 47. (JV) West 53, Jefferson 20. (JV) Sodus 54. Savannah 46.

Wayne 47, Wolcott 39. Avoca 72, Savona 59. Phelps 67, Red Jacket 34. Watkins Glen 70, Padua 68. Cohocton 75, Bradford 44.

Strikes and Spares A Lesson in Confidence By JOE WILMAN HERE'S a tip to build up your confidence when you're shooting at a single pin spare. Think of your target as being two feet wide. It's pretty hard to target that big, isn't it? Well, here's what mean: A bowling ball is about 9 inches in diameter. A bowling pin is about 5 inches wide at its middle. Because you can pick up a single.

Pride spare by rolling on of the pin, you actually have a 23- inch target, figuring 9 inches either side of a 5-inch pin. The illustration shows what I mean. I know the mathematicians will say the ball can actually roll over only a 14-inch area to knock down the pin, but I think it helps a bowler's confidence if he figures in the twofoot target area. This doesn't apply to corner spares such as the 7 pin or the 10 pin because you can't pick those pins up by rolling on the outside of them. Confidence is important in bowling.

Not overconfidence just a quiet belief that you can do what done. And I think them two foo target on single pins helps build that kind of confidence. Richard Rehberg's 671 Tops Area Pin Scores Richard Rehberg hit 671 of 245, 200 and 226 in Seneca Lane's Outlaw League night to pace area bowling scores. Doris Muhs led the distaff keglers with a 591 set in Jerry Earl's Major Doubles League at Bowl-A-Roll. Mrs.

Muhs rolled 222, 207 and 162 for her share of the headlines. OAK HILL: Tuesday Mixed League, Dick Sullivan 666. RBC: Strikettes League, Clara Bingo 537. Delco Office League, BIll Burkehartzmever 612. Tuesday League, Ollie Yockel 600.

BRIGHTON BOWL: House League, Fred League, King L. 621, Davidow Tony Vito 600. Ladies 518. 533, L. Caliahan Ladies, Mary Williams 501.

BOWL-A-ROLL: Jerry Earl's Maior Doubles League, Doris Muhs 591 (222), Lucille Wood 589, Ruth Legler 570, Adella Verni 564, Ruth Ribok 529. Mary Furlani 527. Betty Anderson 517, Millie Stone 517, Polly Magin 512, June Diehl 509, Sally Carlo 508. Florence Moschgau 501. BROCKPORT BOWL: Recreation League Hal Bauer 630.

Jim Barry 612, Laurie Moore 612. TERRACE GARDENS: Rochester's Firefighter's Adrian O'Connell 609. Ray Oft 153 triplicate. Rocket League, Al Greece Church League, Bob Vandenberg 627. Tuesdav KPA4 League.

Ralph Rossi 611, Howard Newman 609, Elmer Irish 604. DOUBLE-E: Tuesday Night League, Ronnie Missell 657 Honk EMPIRE LANFS: R. Scratch Forrest 639. Bill Moore 639. Fred Jack Dalherth Heathy 618.

George Abbruscato 605. 603. .190 Sobioskv 600 Strombera League, Robert 602. Ponfield Webster League, Dave Ahm'as 601. HENCHEN'S: Tuesdav Nicht Ladies, Helen Dolan 252, Ruth Funk 505.

SENECA LANES: aque, Rich ard Rehbera 671 (245), Lou Taylert 637. Howard Haua 618, Ron Rob' shaw 613. ElEckert 614, Ross Gressons 608. Snike Moan 607. Vic Verzelis 604.

ST. BONIFACE: Mon's Lennue, Rob Reiniger 635. St. Boniface Club League, Ray Gleichauf 624. COLUMBUS CIVIC CENTER: Tuesday Ladies.

Janet Mogab 503. FAIRVIEW: Al Steffen Mixed League, Art Gary JenAlex 608, Cannioto 603, H. 622. Luke 601, Steffen Bub Dunn 600. BUONOMOS: Tuesday Night Bowler.

ettes, Jean Orbaker 520. REYNOLDS: Ladies, Ann Russi Rex 502, Helen Rut 510. Men's Leaque, Santo Noto 653, M. Matula 618, Tom CULVER: Ladies League, I Mary Van602. Ray Beachtold 605.

Waes 514. Dot Voellinger 503, Eve Tummonds 502. PERRY'S: Men's League, W. McLaughlin 623. Tuesday Ladies, Mary Hearn 523, Gwen Williams 507.

ST. STANISLAUS: Men's League, Cy Bonus 627. Dave Rogers 610. CLOVER LANES: Brighton Merchants, Al Grundman 645, Harold Harvey 637. Clover Major, Bob Hoffman 637, Bill Kaiser 631, Charley Behnk 623.

Mike Kowanis 605, John Weagley 603, Art Frantz 602, Charley Rumpf 601, Norm Kummer 600. Clover A League, Bill Frost 617, Chuck Harrington 603. RED MEN'S: Amoco Trick Three, Bob Neumann 604. Tuesday League, A. Harnden 607.

FAST SIDE: Tuesday Ladies, Ida Fox 502. NORTH PARK: Milkdrivers League, Phil Trapani 629, Luke Verna 602, Charles Wheater 619. Builders' Exchange. Stothard 635, Carl Clohessy 172 triplicate. Mardi Gras Doubles, Terry Phillips 565, Ann Sonnabend 550, June Diehl 542, Marge Penna 539, Marci VanBlaricum 534, Irene Kujawe 524, Jane Stoesser 516, Vi VanDorn 505.

LEE'S: Tuesday House League, Sam Constantino 615. OLYMPIC: Sunset League, John Fuller 659, Joe Braun 617, George Fromm 614, Flip Kozlowski 607, Frank 605, POLISH NATIONAL: Tuesday Night League, Coro Marino 530, Addie Piedmont 520. Ruth Buh'mann 516. LYONS DEN: Outer Space Ladies. Mary Swanke 529 (201).

Tuesday Handicap Leanue. Jerry D'Hont 643 (258), Joe Agostine'll 614 (244). DOMM'S: Wast Kodak League, Murray Hopkins 629. Gene Finucane 614. Rav Thompson 602.

Bamba League, Sam Russo 612. IMBEALE'S; Mille Tuesday Crouch 533. Ladies, Phyllis AVERY: Variety Girls, Barbara Zampatori 505. College Sports Results BASKETBALL Glenville 100, Davis and Elkins 98 (over- Alfred 73, Allegheny 64. St.

Bonaventure 90, Providence 89 (three overtimes). W. Texas 77, Arkansas 68. Boston College 86, Harvard 82. Baylor 75, Texas Christian 60.

Cross 72, Dartmouth 71. North Carolina State 63, Duke 53. Southern Mississippi Methodist, 75, 66, Rice Morehead 52. State 73 (overtime). Elizabethtown 83, Dickinson 76.

Denison 78. Kenyon 77 (overtime). Ft. American U. 62, Catholic 54.

Rutgers 77, Moravian 73. LIU 78, Springfield 76. Pikeville 90, Pfeiffer 71. 68, Presbyterian 57. Calvin 101, Olivet 54.

Wilberforce 71, Grande 66. Richmond Pro Institute 91, Virginia Medi54. LaSalle 73, Albright 67. 85, New Hampshire 60. Memphis State 83, Florida State 67.

Chattanooga 76. Mississ opi 74. Capital 75, Heidelberg 64. Slippery Rock Tchrs. 80.

Clarion Tchrs. 78. Ohio U. 95, Stewart AFB 74. Wofford 74, Lenoir Rhyne 72.

Miami of Ohio 86, Marshall 78. Morris Brown 83, Albany, State 64. Virginia Military 72, Davidson 60. Washington and Lee 83, Lynchburg 61. Kent State 78, John Carroll 65.

Tampa 80, Stetson 79. LeMoyne 73, Cortland State 56. Hamilton 81, Utica 61. Detroit 84, Assumption, 51. Florida Southern 57, Valdosta State 53.

Carson- Newman 71, Milligan 68. Tennessee Wesleyan 83, Jacksonville, 58. Albany State 67, Oneonta State 56. Queens 90, Kings Point 76. Babson 60, Nichols 49.

Chicago Illini 78, North Park 72. Culver 79, Carthage 77. Quinnipiac 58, New Bedford Tech 57. Broome Tech 93, Baptist Bible Seminary 49. Central State 85, Baldwin-Wallace 81.

Findlay 109, Ashland 87. Wittenberg 84, Marietta 47. Bowdoin 60, Colby 57. Southern Conn. 76, Paterson State 69.

Philadelphia Textile 120, Glassboro 105. Lovola of New Orleans 76, Richmond 59. Nichols 63, William Carey 59 (overtime), time). Fairmont 77, Salem 70. Maryland State 87, Virginia Union 61.

W. Va. State 76, Alderson-Bro-ddus 69. Morris Harvey 85, Shepherd 68. Johns Hopkins 85.

Towson State 64. Connecticut 66. Rhode Island 62. West Liberty 99. Frostbura 73.

Greenville 94. Illinois College 79. Washington of St. Louis 60, Kansas City U. 49.

Ottowe, 63. Southwestern Kan. 55. Missouri Mines 83. Southern Ill.

67. Ft. Havs State 71, Washburn 63. Poker 74. Kansas Westeven 70 Southwestern La.

58, McNeese 56 (overtime). Nebraska Wesleyan 117, Dana 52. Midwestern 50. Austin College 50. Texas Wesleyan 80.

Southwestern Tex. 74. Quechita Baptist 96, College of Ozarks 78. Arkonsas Tech 89, Harding 73. Hendrix 73.

Arkansas College 71. Arkonsas State Tchrs. 72, Henderson Tehrs. 55.. Hunt naton 97.

Concordia, Ind. 75. Franklin 92, Taylor 76. Earlhem 74. Tri-State 66.

Indiana Tech 102, Indiana Central 76. Manchester 78. Hanover 70. St. Joseph's, 64, Wabash 63.

Marian 68. Anderson 67. Edinboro Tchrs. 62. Alliance 61.

Mankato State 97, St. Cloud State 77. General Beadle 82. Dakota Weslevan 73. Droke 74, South Dakota 72.

SWIMMING Brockport State 54. Cortiand State 41. Maryland 63, Georgetown 28. WRESTLING Forest 38, Elmhurst 0. Johns Hopkins 16.

Dickinson 16. bouts. TRACK Nebraska 6933, Kansas State 5213. HOCKEY Michigan State 4, Michigan 3. HURDLE RECORD CLAIMED LENINGRAD, Feb.

9 (P)-- Tass, the Soviet News Agency, said today Anatoly Mikhailov had run the 110 meter hurdles in 13.8 seconds, beating his own national indoor record by onetenth of a second. Professor, 3 Firemen Felled In Fire at Alfred Laboratory Fire seriously damaged a seience laboratory at Alfred University yesterday afternoon. Students from four classes escaped unhurt, but a professor was overcome and three firemen suffered smoke poisoning while fighting the blaze. The fire, in Allen Memorial Laboratory, was discovered shortly before 3 p.m. by two students who saw smoke coming out from under the office door of Dr.

H. O. Burdick, chairman of the biology department. The pair summoned Dr. Burdick and spread the alarm to others in the building.

Lab students grabbed fire extinguishers and battled the blaze with Dr. Burdick while awaiting the arrival of the Alfred Fire Department. Some carried microscopes and other equipment to nearby Myers Hall, a science building. Dr. Burdick.

overcome smoke, received treatment at the university infirmary and returned to the laboratory as the fire was being brought under control about 3:25. The blaze apparently started in a wall behind the professor's office, firemen said. No damage estimate was available, but university officals indicated water damage was high. Phone Worker Indicted On 27 Counts A Richmond woman was indicted on 27 felony counts in Ontario County Court, Canandai- College Editors To Hear Experts At RIT Parley More than 50 staff members of eight area college newspapers will attend a college newspaper conference Friday at the Rochester Institute of Technology. Sponsored for the first time by The Democrat and Chronicle, Rochester Times-Union RIT, the conference will have workshops on news and feature writing, advertising, photography, printing, art work and public relations.

Moderating morning sessions wil be Clifford E. Carpenter, editor of the editorial page; Bill Beeney, columnist: Albie Thomas. John Burke. John Fratta, James Robbns, Mrs. Mary Alice Bahler, Les Greenberg, Sutherland Ira C.

Sapozink. Dr. Leo F. Smith, RIT dean of instruction, will speak at the luncheon in Nathaniel Rochester Hall. Students will then tour printing facilities at RIT and Gannett Newspapers Building.

Students leading the afternoon panel discussions are Jack Franks, RIT; John Doser, State University College of Education, Brockport; James Waiter, Roberts Wesleyan; Neil Flax, University of Rochester; Joseph Scholand, St. John Fisher; Don Smith, SUCE, Geneseo; Camille Morris, Nazareth College, and Carolyne Paine. Dr. Mark Ellingson, RIT president, will welcome the conference after registration at 8:30 a.m. in the Eastman Assembly Hall.

Gallagher Duo In Rassle Feature The Bayonne, N.J., waterfront badmen- Mike and Doc Gallagher -face Billy (Red) Lyons and ponderout Bobo Brazil in the bestof-three falls main rassle event tonight at the War Memorial. only 23, pinned Fritz VonErich, the Munich Doc meanie in short Gallagher order in two recent bouts. Brazil will provide the "muscle" in this one against the Gallaghers. The huge Negro stands 6-6, weighs 285 pounds and puts it to good use. The Millers, Ed and Dan, are back on the program but not in their usual role.

They'll work in singles with big Ed facing Ilio DiPaolo in the semifinal. Brother Dan will attempt to add Sam Rios, the Puerto Rican champ, to his long list of victims. The opener, scheduled for 8:30 o'clock, cards Fred Akins against Rochester-born Tony Silipini. Zulueta, Donnelly Set For Buffalo Go Tuesday BUFFALO. Feb.

9-- Promoter Pedro Martinez said today he has matched Cuban lightweight Orlando Zulueta and Buffalo's Irish Jackie Donnelly in a 10-round bout next Tuesday in Memorial Auditorium. Donnelly is undefeated in 18 bouts. Deaths BASSETT-Mondav, Feb. 8, 1960, William T. Bassett of 675 Denise Rd.

He leaves his wife. Dorothy Howe Bassett; one son. William T. four sisters, Miss Ann C. Bassett, Mrs.

J. Frank Travnor and Mrs. John J. Finigan, Mrs. Guv Van Bloem of Columbus.

Ohio; one brother, Edward H. Bassett. -Friends mav call Wednesday, 2-5, 7.9 at the Cass Funeral Home, 1429 Ridge Rd. W. (opposite Stone Road).

Funeral Thursday morning at 8:30 and 9 o'clock at Our Lady of Mercy Church. Friends wishing to pay tribute may do so to the Building Fund of Our Lady of Mercy Church, 617 Denise Rd. Interment. Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. BURTON Florence J.

Burton of 410 Roosevelt East Rochester, formerIv of Clarkson, N.Y., Monday, Feb. 8, 1960. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth L. Burton; four sisters, Mrs.

Aangier (Anna) Meredith, Mrs. Alvin (Dorothy) Ross, Mrs. Clement (Evelyn) Schoenherr, Mrs. William (Helen) Weis: one brother, John Burton: several nieces and nephews. -Friends may call at the Frederick W.

Mulroney Funeral Home, 2729 Dewey Ave. Calling hours 2-4 and 7-9. Services Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment, Falls Cemetery. -Entered into rest Feb.

9, 1960, BUSK F. Bush of 123 Trafalgar St. Samuel survived by his nephews. the He Is Rev. Msar.

Bernard A. Drew, Rt. Drew. Francis Drew. John E.

Arthur R. Drew, Seldon A. Drew, Charles aunt, Mrs. Josephine FeathDrew; one erly. Mr.

Bush was a member of the Name Sociev. Friends may call Holy at the M. Alvah Halloran Son Funeral Home. 2125 Chili at Howard Road near Brooks from 12 to 5 and 7 to 9. Funeral services Friday morning at 9:30 and at the Immaculate Conception Church at 10 o'clock.

Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Those who wish may have Masses offered for the repose of his soul. CHAMBERLAIN At Binghamton, N.Y., Sunday. Februarv 7, 1960 Helen Elizabeth Chamberlain, daughter of Helen and Arthur V. D.

Chamberlain. -Private memorial services were held at Hedges Memorial Chanel University Ave. Interment Mendon Cemeterv at the convenience of the family. CRANSHAW-Feb 9, 1960, Albert Cranshaw, of 399 Birr St. Surviving are his wife, Elizabeth Hunger Cranshaw; one son, Robert W.

Cranshaw, Syracuse, N. three grandchildren, Susan, David and William Cranshaw. -Friends may call, 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. at the Charles Younglove Funeral Home. 1511 Dewey Ave.

Services Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment, Riverside NIGHAN-Timothy J. Nighan of 1035 Park Tuesday, Feb. 9, 1960, in his 93rd year. He is survived by several nieces, nephews, grand-nieces and grand-nephews.

Mr. Nighan was. an life member of the Knights of Columbus, a member of the Holy Name Society of Blessed Sacrament Church and the Rochester Bar Association. -Fr' ands may call after 7 o'clock Wednesday. evening at the Edward P.

Wynne Funeral Home, 725 Park Ave. Funeral Friday morning at 8:30 and 9 o'clock at Blessed Sacrament Church. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. CRANE-Tuesday, Feb. 9, 1960, Minnie C.

Crane, formerly Haviland Pk. Sur. vived by three daughters, Mrs. Nick (Marion) Krist, Mrs. Orrie (Irene) De Cook, of East Bloomfield, Mrs.

Norbert (Mildred) Meyer, of Webster, N.Y.: one son, Gerald W. Crane; fourteen grandchildren, and three greatgrandchildren; four sisters, Miss Frances Miller, Mrs. Robert Skuse, Mrs. Anna Richard, Mrs. William Dietrick, of Wolcott, N.Y.

Member of Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St. John, Rosary Society of St. Charles. -Friends may call at Farrell Brothers Colonial Funeral Home, 51 Ridge Rd. W.

(near Memorial Bridge), from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Services, Thursday morning at 8:30 and 9 o'clock at St. Charles Borromeo Church. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. CUVELIER-Entered of into 1283 rest, Lake Feb.

8, Williamson. Survived by one son, Leon of Williamson; one granddaughter; several nieces and nephews. -Friends may call at Young Funeral Home, 92 W. Main Williamson, from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Services Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m.

Interment, Lakeview Cemetery, Pultneyville. Deaths CZUBACHOWSK! Entered Into rest, Monday, Feb. 8, 1960, Stanley M. Czubachowski, of 106 Dickinson St. He is survived by his wife, Olga; two daughters, Barbara and Christina; his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Czubachowski; six sisters, Mrs. Marion Schneider, Mrs. Martha Schraenkler, Mrs. Stephanie Miss Florence Czubachowski, Mrs.

Emily Kieliszak and Miss Irene Czubachowski; one brother, Zygmunt; several nieces and nephews. -Friends may call at the Richard L. Felerski Funeral Home, 1005 Hudson where funeral services will be held, Thursday morning, Feb. 11, 1960 at 9 o'clock and 9:30 o'clock at St. Stanislaus Church.

Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. GRAVELLE-Suddenly on Monday, Feb. 8, 1960, LeRoy E. Gravelle of 120 Orchard Brighton. He is survived by his wife, Huldah (Kaiser) Gravelle; his brothers, Duane and George Gravelle, both of Williamson, N.Y.; several nieces and nephews.

-Friends may call at Zornow's Funeral Home, 21 Lincoln Pittsford, from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Masonic service Wednesday at 8 p.m. Funeral service Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment in Pittsford. HILL-Mrs.

Alvereta Green Hill, wite of the late Harold Stephens Hill, 22 Irving Buffalo, N.Y., formerly of Rochester, passed away Sunday, Feb. 7, 1960. She is survived by two Sisters, Mrs. Donald M. MacKay, Buffalo, N.Y., Miss Marguerite Green and two nieces, Miss Marie and Peggy Green, all of Rochester, N.Y.

-Graveside services will be at 2 p.m Wednesday, Feb. 10, at Riverside Cemetery, Rochester, Rev. William J. Youngmann officiating. HOLZERMER-Sibilla Holzermer, of 313 Clifford Monday, Feb.

8, 1960. She is survived by her husband, John G. Holzermer; one daughter, Mrs. Richard Epke, of Brockport; one son, John M. Holzermer; eight grandchildren; one sister, Gertrude Butz, in Rochester; two sisters and one brother, in Germany; several nieces and nephews.

She was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church. -Friends may call at L. Schauman's Sons, 609 Clinton Ave. North, from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Funeral services, Thursday afternoon at 1:30. Interment at Riverside Cemetery. IMFELT Monday, Feb. 1960, Mrs. Theresa Kalivas Imfelt, 128 Cranberry Greece, formerly of Springfield Rochester.

She is survived by her husband. Joseph; a step-son, John Imfelt; several nieces and nephews. -Friends may call at the Savage FUneral Home, 1030 North St. from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral services Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment, Mt. Hope Cemetry. JERRIS John Paul Jerris of 1398 E. Main St. He is survived by his wife, Mamie; two daughters, Mrs.

Jack (Rose Mary) Agnello, Mrs. Martin (Agnes) Geska; three sisters, Mrs. Stanley (Marian) Brucato of Rochester. Mrs. Frank (Nina) Panepinto of Livonia Center, Mrs.

Anna Rizzo of Hornell; two brothers, Joseph and James Jerris; six grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. -The family requests friends to call between the hours of 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. at the Nanna Funeral Home, 650 Main St. E. Services, Thursday morning at 8:30 and 9:15 o'clock at Our Lady ct Mt.

Carmel Church. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemeiery. KENNEDY-Enterea inio rest Feb. 6, 1960 at Tillsonburg, Ontario, Canada. Robert James Kennedy, aged 91 years of 112 Somerset St.

He is survived by two sons, Harold E. and Clavton F. Kennedy; one brother, Morley A. Kennedy of Tillsonburg, Ontario, Canada; three grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. He was a member of West Avenue Methodist Church, Vallev Lodge No.

109 -Friends may call at Corbett Funeral Homes, 109 West Tuesday 2-5 and 7-9. Services Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock from West Avenue Methodist Church. Memorial service by Valley Lodge, also at 11 o'clock. Interment, Mt. Hope Cemetery.

Contributions in Mr. Kennedy's memory may be made to the Heart Assn. -Mabel Grant Lane of 29 3 Woodlawn Feb. 9, 1960. She Is survived by two daughters, Miss Gabrielle Lane and Miss Leverne Lane; two sons, Frederick C.

Lane and Albert C. Lane; five grandchildren; one greatgrandson; several nieces and nephews. -Friends may call at N. J. Miller's Son Funeral Home, 1625 Mt.

Hope 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. where services will be held Friday afternoon at 2:30 Interment, Mt. Hope Cemetery. LIND--John Frederick Lind, 36 Conklin Feb. 9, 1960.

He is survived by his wife, Anna Mary Joneson Lind; three daughters, Mrs. Willard Swanson; Mrs. Frank Vanderweel, both of Rochester, Mrs. George Litzenberger of Syracuse; three sons, Vincent and Theodore of Rochester, John Frederick Jr. of Black Lake, N.Y.; eleven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; one brother and three sisters in Sweden.

He was a member of Emanuel Covenant Church. -Friends may call at the Frank Ashton Funeral Home, 1218 Culver Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m., where funeral services will be held Thursdav afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment, White Haven Memorial Park. Friends wishing may contribute to the Memorial Fund of Emanuel Covenant Church.

ROBERTS On Tuesday, Feb. 9, 1960, Charles R. Roberts, of 2397 Westside North Chili. He is survived by two sons and three daughters, William Roberts of North Chili, Royce Roberts; Mrs. Thomas Sheren, Mrs.

Elmer Britton, Mrs. Victor Pearson, all of Michigan; sixteen grandchildren, four great-grandchildren. -Friends may call at Walker Bros. Co. Funeral Home, 15 West Spencerport, Wednesday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Time and place of service to be announced later. Those wishing, may contribute to the Pearce Memorial Church Fund. ROBINSON-Sunday, Feb. 7, 1960, Mrs. Lizzie Elsau Robinson of 30 Vienna St.

Surviving relatives are her husband. Harold Robinson; two sons, Dennis and Sol Jemison; four daughters, Mrs. James Minter, Mrs. Paul Minter, Miss Katie Jemison and Mrs. James Johnson; two brothers, two sisters, twenty grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews.

-Friends may call from 2-4 and 7.9 p.m. at Myers Funeral Home, 14 Oregon St. Funeral services will be held Saturdav afternoon, Feb. 13, at 1 o'clock in Antioch Baptist Church, Baden St Interment, Oatka Cemetery, Scottsville. N.

Y. RUSSO-Dominick of 310 Victor Pittsford Victor, N.Y., Feb. 9, 1960. He leaves two sons, Dominick Jr. of Victor and Joseph of Glendale, three daughters.

Mrs. Sam Condello of Rochester, Jennie and Elizabeth Victor; nine grandchildren and five great-grandchildren; two sisters Italy. -Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 at the Cotton Funeral Home, 26 Maple Victor, where services will held Saturday at 3:30 p.m. the Rev. Thomas Barrancotto officiating.

terment. In Brighton Hill Cemetery. SIMPSON Lillie L. Simpson of 381 Brooks Avenue, February 8, 1960. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs.

Norman (Gertrude) Seils; her son, Edgar G. Simpson; her sister, Mrs. Howard (Gertrude) Tuety; 2 grandchildren, Mrs. John (Sally) Boeckel and Glenn E. Seils; one great-grandson, Timothy Boeckel.

-Private funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Lewis Holly Funeral Service, with interment in Mt. Hope Cemetery. Friends who. wish may contribute to Grace Lutheran Church Memorial Fund. 95 Sterling St.

Entered Into rest Monday Feb. 8. 1960. She Is survived by her husband Aurelio: three sons, Andrew. Carmen and Anthony: 5 grandchildren; 3 brothers in Italy.

-Funeral services from Anthony Polvino and Son Funeral Home, 371 Lake Wednesday 2 p.m. Interment, Riverside Cemetery. Friends may call 2-4 and 7-10. STAPLETON Margaret May Byrne Stapleton, 75 Thorndale entered into rest Feb. 7, 1960.

She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Emily Madden, Arklow, Ireland; several nieces and nephews. -Friends may call 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. at the Funeral Home of Joseph A. Murphy, 363 Chili Ave.

Services Thursday morning at 8:30 and 9:00 at St. Augustine's Church. Interment, St. Joseph's Cemetery, Auburn, N.Y. TELESCO Tuesday, February 9, 1960, Angelo Telesco, formerly of 52 Walnut Street.

Survived by one daughter, Mrs. James (Jennie) Earle; one son, Patrick Telesco; three grondchildren and one great-grandchild. -Graveside services Thursday, February 11, 1960 at 10:30 a.m. Riverside Cemetery. Arrangements by Vito Cimino Sons, Inc.

VAN DER STOUW -Gordon P. van der Stouw of 339 Winton Rd. N. suddenlv on Sunday, Feb. 7, 1960.

He is survived by his wife, Lois De Bliek van der Stouw; two sons, Gerald and Donald van der Stouw; a sister, Mrs. Hatti Van Kuck; also one niece and one nephew. -Friends may call at the R. Kenneth Crawford Funeral Home, 495 Winton Rd. N.

Monday from 7-9 and Tuesday from 2-5 and 7-9. Funeral service Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. Richard Frenz officiating. Interment Riverside Cemetery.

WADE- -Monday, Feb. 8, 1960, Wiliam B. Wade, of this city. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Nellie Wade; his daughter, Mrs.

Edward (Geraldine) Jacot, of Ovid, N.Y. his son, Ario, of Waterloo; eleven grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. -Friends may call at the Robert J. Poole Funeral Home, 1305 Dewey at Magee after 7 Tuesday evening and Wednesday, 2-4 and 7-9. Funeral services, Thursday morning at 11.

Pastor Elmer Schaertel, officiating, Interment, South Butler, N.Y. WALKER-Sunday, Feb. 7, 1960, Mrs. Rosa Lee Walker of 23 Oregon St. Surviving relatives are three aunts, Mrs.

Mattie Montgomery, Bainbridge, Mrs. Mary Mallory, Clearwater, Mrs. Virgilena Brownie, Pottstown, nine uncles, Roy and Ruel Whitfield of Rochester, N.Y., Solomon and Jonathan Whitfield, Pottstown, Clarence Whitfield, Clearwater, Peter Whitfield, Blountstown, Freddie D. Whitfield, Boston, Conley Whitfield, New Haven, David Whitfield, Savannah, a number of cousins. -Friends may call at Myers Funeral Home, 14 Oregon from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Services will be held Thursday afternoon, Feb. 11, at 2:30 o'clock in Aenon Baptist Church, Oregon Street. Interment. Bainbridge, Georgia. WOODARD-Roy aged 68, of State Penfield, N.Y., on Feb.

8, 1960. He leaves four sisters, Mrs. Fred White, Mrs. Truman White, both of Honeove, and Mars. George Hamman and Mrs.

Ralph Borihuis of Webster. -Friends may call 3-5 and 7-9 Tuesday and Wednesday at the Tinklepaugh Funeral Home, 12 South Webster, where funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 11. The Rev.

Sherman Eckel officiating. Burial, Honeove. N. Y. Deaths In Memoriam GOET husband and loving father, memory Otto of our who beloved passed away suddenly Feb.

10, 1958: If I had all the world to give, I'd give it, ves and more: To hear your voice and see your smile, And greet you at the door. But all I can do, dearest Otto, Is go and tend your grave; And leave behind tokens of love, To the best husband and father God ever made. Sadly missed by Wife, Children, Grandchildren. 1-ANNOUNCEMENTS Entertainment PROFESSIONAL hypnotist, lectures. Engagements.

all occasions. Woodward. Victor. WA 4-7789. Lost and Found, Strayed ANTIQUE pin.

photo, rhinestone circle. Lost Feb. 3. CO 6-5930. BAG, blue zipper, containing money and checks, lost vicinity West Henrietta Tuesday morning.

Reward. BR 1-6785, after 6 p.m. BEAGLE: White, black markings, has short legs. Name "Poncho. Lost Gates vicinity Reward.

FA 8-9491. CAT: gray tiger. Lost Birr-Raines Pork vicinity, 10 days ugo. Reward. GL 3-8911-R.

KINKAJOU. lost vicinity East Ave.Winton. brown small animal, large eves, long tail, nocturnal and may be in trees. Reward. Call HI 5-2185.

Deaths WARNER Suddenly, February 6, 1960. Ronald J. Warner of Lakeville, N.Y.. formerly of Rochester. Survived by his wife, Johanna Terpstra Warner; one brother, Richard G.

Warner of Rochester, also several cousins. -Friends may call from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. on Tuesday at Brown Funeral Home, 20 Washington Livonia, where a service will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. Interment at the convenience of the family He was a member of Rochester Liederkranz Inc. and the Lakeville Lions Club.

WELCH-Mary S. Welch, of 78 Elba widow of Lawrence B. Welch, Sunday, Feb. 7, 1950. She is survived by ner daughter, Mrs.

Robert E. (Catherine) Hart; her son, Raymond L. Welch; tive grandchildren; two sisters, in Batavia, Mrs. William G. Allen and Mrs.

Michael Sullivan; two brothers in Batavia, James H. and William S. Kane. Deceased was a member of the Rosary Society. -Friends may call trom 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.

at Mattie Funeral Service 853 Culver Rd. Prayers will be offered at the parlors Thursday morning at 8:15 followed by a Requiem Mass at 9 o'clock at St. Monica's Church. Interment in Holy Ghost Cemetery, Coldwater, Y. ZELAZNY -Entered into rest Tuesday, February 9, 1960, Peter Zelazny Sr.

of 104 Ernst St. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. John (Bernice) Piczuk and Mrs. Joseph (Stello) Gallo: two sons, Peter Jr. and Stanley Zelazny: one sister, Mrs.

Mary Kristan: seven grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. -Friends may call at the Richard L. Felerski Home, 1005 Hudson be tween the hours of 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 o'clock. Funeral services will be heid Friday morning, Feb. 12, 1960, at 9 o'clock and 9:30 o'clock at St.

Casimir's Church. Interment, St. Lasimir's Cemeterv. Friends wishing may contribute to the St. Casimir's Cemetery Memorial Fund.

John H. McGEE SON Monuments Markers 508 State St. LO 2-3820 FUNERAL FLOWERS Perrys FLOWER SHOP 441 Chili Ave. FA8-7722 Open Eves. 'til 8 Sat.

'til 6, Sun. 'til 3 Free Delivery Thought for Today a Be at peace with all men, if possible, As far as that depends on you. Never revenge yourselves, Do not let evil get the better of you; Get the better of evil by doing good. -ROMANS BENDER BROS. 301 ALEXANDER ST.

HEDGES MEMORIAL CHAPEL. INC ONCE IN A LIFETIME Once in a lifetime a family must pay its final respect to a loved one. It is fitting that services be conducted properly, but not extravagantly. Hedges offers the services you want. 271 University Ave.

at E. Main BAker 5-5290 Democrat and Chronicle Rochester, N. Feb. 10, 1960 27 Lost and Found, Strayed GIRLS' purse, brown, lost E. Henrietta Rd.

Reward. Rush 91-J. WALLET: pink. Lost vicinity core ner Culver. BU 2-5931.

WALLET; Money, personal papers. Lost. Reward. HU 2-2777. Personals 7A NIECE of Gordon Cottacher, deceased Buffalo, Please contact Magavern, Magavern, Lowe Bellewech, 621 Erie County Bank Buffalo, Mohawk 3500.

ANY girl in trouble and need of a friend call or see Mrs. Brigadier endale. Salvation Army 50 North St. HA 5-2360. ANY person witnessing accident on Jan.

28, 1960 at 9:30 p.m., Lake Ave. and Ambrose call BA 5-6700, Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Kelly. Important.

NOTICE is hereby given that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself. Dated this 6th day of 1960. Robert W. Grubb, RD 1, Conesus, N. Y.

PERSONS witnessing accident on approximately at 4:30 p.m. on St. Paul at Bausch Lomb, where man was hit by car please call Mr. Griffin, or Mr. Quig ev, HA 6-2090.

Important. Business Personals 8 AMBULANCE: National Ambulance for emergencies, sickness. Dial LO 2-5757 direct. $12 cash rate within city limits. AMBULANCE: American.

$9 cash rate withir city limits. ID 6-5533. BOXING lessons: Children, teenadults. Ossie Sussman's Boxing School, GR 3-5190 or BR 1-6488. BURNS and tears in clothing rewoven like new.

Busy since 1920. French Textile 428 Avenue A. INCOME tax. Federal and State. Reasonable rates.

Call ID 6-2702. INCOME tax: Adams. 149 Crosman. 25 vears experience Dailv 10-9 Saturday. Sunday, 10-5.

BR 1 -0755 INCOME experienced, reasonable. Open daily, BA 5-1490, 45 E. Main. INCOME Home: consultation. Redsonable rates.

BR 1-2740, anvtime. Rochester Business Service. KITCHEN chairs: Recovered permanently Pickup. delivery. days, evenings.

HO 7-2344. PERMANENTS given at home. 19 vears experience. BA 5-2812. PERMANANTS, your home, your convenience.

all work guaranteed. ID 6911 LEAGUE Openings: Bowlodrome, 1020 Piymouth Ave. FA 8-6291. PERMANENTS your home: 20 vears experience. Work guaranteed.

FI 2-1369. PIZZA. "Delish!" spaghetti sauce, cheese. Catering service. 255 University, near Main, BA 5-0743, daily 12 till midnight.

SILVER. brass, copper items, plated, polished, refinished. 50 vrs. experience. Stuart.

Oliver, Holtz, 20 Symington PI. FA 8-3993. UPHOLSTERY repairs, tears, burns, springs, cushions, seats recovered. GR 3-6934. IF you are in financial difficulties, don't lose the equity in your home We will buy Pfahl, Realtors, BA 5-5190.

CHOOSE a Gemologist when choosing gems! For appointment call Finchley's, LU 6-5140. If no answer, call GR 3-3180. THINK of a Gemologist when thinking about gems! For appointment, call Finchley's, LU 6-5140. If no answer, call GR 3-3180. WOMEN: 5-week reducing program includes exercise.

heat cabinet, personal supervision Ossie's Gymnasium. GR 3-5190 LAKEPORT Trading, Port Authority 4664 Lake Ave. Visit our gift shoo evenings 7 to 10, all day Saturday. ALL controllea detergents. soaps; 50 pounds, $8 up.

BA 5-5650. NFARLY new clothing sale. Seneca School 4143 St. Paul Saturday, Feb 13. 10 a.m.-1 p.m, BUSINESS and individual tax returns.

B. A. Tax Service. BU 8-0725. Travel -Air, Land, Water 11 DRIVING Florida middle Februcry.

Passengers wanted. Transportation remuneration. John Clark, Marion, N. Y. WA 6-4965.

I -AUCTIONS Auctioneers, Auction Sales 12 AUCTION: By order of the Owners, Roch. ester Installation we will sell at Public Auction on Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1960 at 10:30 a.m. on the premises at 795 Portland Rochester, N.Y., commercial real estate, office equipment, sheet metal, plumbing, heating, air conditioning, machinery, tools, shop equipment, stock, automotive equipment, etc. Real estate to be sold separately.

Stock, machinery, shop, office and automotive equipment to be sold piecemeal, lots or parcels only and positively not as a whole. Office equipment: International elec. typewriter, Ser. 26029; 2-grey steel desks, 30 x60" and x42'; Rockwell Rock-a-file grey steel 3- door filing cabinet; 4-drawer steel letter file; Callsenter intercom system, main. 2 stations: check protector, Ser.

1000, Ser. 2040033; Speed-o-Print Liberator Model 100 duplicator; Burroughs 8 column hand adding machine; 3 Royal upholstered chairs; Swift 10-key hand adding machine, Ser. 928417. Machinery: Pexto Mod. 1011, 8' bending brake, 14 ga.

power slitting machine, 72" with GE h.p. motor and gear drive; Pexto Mod. 1376, jump shear, 18 sa. Lockformer Ser. 5080, 22 ga.

cap. with Eicor h.p, motor; 30-ton cap. bench type punch press, Ser. 55-54 with Wagner 3h.p. motor and Murray on-off switch; Davis engine lathe, 54" bed, 7' swing with face plate, 4 jaw chuck, 4 step cone, B-D; Craftsman floor type band saw, 12" throat, Mod.

10324280 with h.p. motor; Taylor water cooled spot welder, 10 KVA, 120 V. 60 cy. foot pedal operated; Pexto 30" bar folder, Mod. 63F, Ser.

51, 22 ga. Pexto 36 slip roller, Mod. 38-ID, Ser. 50, 22 ga. Pexto beading maching, Mod.

544A, Ser. 51 with power clutch and GE h.p. motor and gear drive; Pexto crimper, Mod. 0581, Ser. 51; Fayette hand brake, 22 ga.

floor type drill press with Ammco h.p. motor and general switch; Niagara No. 11, 15" circle shear; Mcintire moisture control unit, Type 31, with nauges, controls and copper tubing; Craftsman single spindle shaper with h.p. motor, table; portable front end aligner; single post hydraulic garage car lift; lump shear 18 ga. Craftsman 4" wood lointer; Craftsman power saw table, 1 h.p.

motor; Marquette 250 amp. portable arc welder. Ser. L- 53486; etc. Shop and warehouse equipment: GE 100-watt base radio station, Mod.

23A3 with tower, ontenna, coaxial cable, 2 60-watt mobile receiving and sending stations, 1 portable receiving station, 49.54 frequency. purchased new in 1959; Lodestar Mod. cap. elec. chain hoist with trolley and 15' 1-beam track; Quincy loadless starting 2 cyl.

air compressor, size and 2 by with h.p, motor and tank; Copeland h.p. vacuum pump; portable rubber tire forced air heater, 125,000 BTU complete with blowers, motors; Dunlop dbl. end bench type grinder, h.p. motor; paint spray booth, x6'x2' with exhaust system, GE h.p. motor and swivel table: Bell Gossett portable high volume dry vacuum pump, h.p.

motor: chain hoist platform; hydraulic lack, 3 ton 2 and 5" bench vises; Signal 25" floor type elec. fan; 2 Oster Mod. 422-LH elec. portable pipe threaders; industrial furnace elec. vacuum cleaner; cutting and welding set; extension and stepladders, etc.

Tools: 3 Imperial tube benders; HML Welderon hand elec. spot welders; Remington stud driver set; Hornet gas driven chain saw; 2 Milwaukee Saw-zalls: Thor impact wrench; 3 elec. drills, skil saw; elec. grinder; elec belt sanders; Craftsman surveyors transit; etc. Stock: 27 Roico portable air conditioners; Chrysler 3-ton air conditioner; Hupp 2-ton air conditioner; Burnham 60.000 BTU gas fired boiler; 2,000 black and copper fittings; 60 water regulating valves; BX cable, copper tubing, coils, fan tiades, portable heaters, radiators, etc.

Automotive equipment: 2 1958 and 1955 Chevrolet pickup trucks, Model 3600, with tool boxes, heavy duty clutches and springs. Open for inspection Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1960, 9:00 a.m. until time of auction. For information call I.

Shoolman Associates, Shoolman-Derman-Weinstein, Auctioneers, Phone, HA 6-8120. ARNOLD Emerson: Household cattle machinery, etc Call us for prompt sonal service. Phone Canandaigua 438-R. gua, vesterday in connection with the alleged theft of more than $30.000 from the Holcomb office of the Seneca-Gorham Telephone Corp. Mrs.

Ruth Isabel Cook, 41, is accused of having taken funds from the telephone concern over a three period during which was employed as a general office worker in the Holcomb office. The case was adjourned to Feb. 19. Mrs. Cook, mother of three children, is free in $6,000 property bond pending outcome of the criminal action.

VICINITY DEATHS Deaths re reported yesterday in Western New York included: Mrs. Edith M. Birmingham, 76, Batavia, yesterday. Survivors include a brother, Edward' J. Vedder of Rochester.

Mrs. Lulu M. Holcomb, Waterloo, yesterday. Ellis Keith, 74, Naples, yesterday. Mrs.

Hannah G. Newmiller, 78, Waterloo, yesterday. Dominick Russo, Vietor, yesterday, Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Sam Condillo of Rochester. Mrs.

Alice L. Sax, 83, of Martville, yesterday in Wolcott. James Cuvelier, 83, of Williamson, Monday in Sodus. William C. Fleming, 76, Penn Yan, Monday.

Barbara Ann Stirk, 6 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Stirk of Albion, Monday in Genesee Hospital. The Speech That Launched Lincoln an Lincoln outlander was just to the people back East until he made a speech in New York which launched him on the road to the White House.

Read about it tomorrow in your Times-Union.