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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE, SUNDAY. MARCH 14. 1943 11 ACCOUNTANTS NEEDED 1 WE BUY WE SELL PRICE CEILINGS REVAMPED FOR 7 VEGETABLES FAITH RALLY ARRANGED FOR MUSIC GROUP WE SWAP D.E.COVILL MEN AND WOMEN Excellent opportunitioa in coat and qanaral aecoMattae. ta ra-pbsea mt qona to war. lor which hara many uafillad caiU.

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Low 795 FORD TUDOR I 295 Cln. Good Tiraa (SA3 Iti ''-A 1- --v 1 IIIIIUILJ I WMIIIII 1 hi1 inn MIII'HflfllllJ 1 teftftftf Hid Assembly Slated Next Sunday In Temple A community assembly In Baptist Temple next Sunday, bringing together representatives of all faiths, will constitute the second general session of the Eastern Music Educators Wartime Institute. Among the speakers will he two Rochesterians now engaged in war service, who will return especially to participate in the public event, scheduled for 2:30 p. m. They are James P.

B. Duffy, liaison officer for th USO in Washington and Rabbi Philip S. Bernstein, director of religious activities of Jewish men in the armed forces, with headquarters in New York. The Rev. Hugh Chamberlain Burr, D.

Rochester, executive secretary of the Federation of Churches, also will speak. Boys Choir to Sing Aquinas Institute Boys Choir, under the direction of Raymond Hasenaucr, will present part of the progrntn, and half a dozen groat hymns of all the churches will be sung by the assemblage, with Augustus D. Zanzip, music consultant and organizer for the U. S. Treasury Department, as leader.

Several school choirs will join the audience. New Temporary Setup Effective Tomorrow New temporary maximum price ceilings on seven fresh vegetables for Rochester, designated one of 14 terminal cities by the regional offices of OPA, were set last night. The prices, effective tomorrow, are what receivers of the vegetables lettuce, spinach, carrots, green peas, snap beens, tomatoes and cabbage here may charge wholesalers and retailers, according to the Buffalo Office of War Information, which relayed the new schedule here. In announcing the new ceilings, OPA officials said they were made after reports had been received that the operation of temporary ceilings set Feb. 24 had disrupted distribution channels.

They added: levels Varied "Trade level ceilings frozen at the time were based on prices governing transactions between Feb. 20-24. The quick application caught prices of some vegetables at different levels In various cities and likewise at different levels within the same city, resulting in heavy shipments of vegetables going to cities having high ceilings." The effect of the new ceilings, it was said, was to set an even level of prices throughout the region, comprisine- five stntps WfiBJTED MEN SERVICEMEN BEAT TAX DEADLINE FEMALE TYPIST Full or Part Timt Work. Steady Employment No Foolin' WE NEED --Someone la Vital De- enae Wor)c needa your "Xcerr. BUYER WIU.

LARGE TURNOVER, LOW OVERHEAD ENABLES US TO PAY MORE McEvoy Motors 55 MONROE SHIPPING CLERKS DRAFT DEFERRED Age 20 to 60 Henry Brinker (left) lends as Yoeman 3d Class Hugh C. Pvt. Michael B. Solvetti (right) fill out their income tax return forms at the YMCA. a helping hand McCaffrey and Tax Staff Will Be on Duty ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY Apply at ARPEAKO Office 900 MAPLE ST.

6 Hours Today for Returns COURT CURBS PACKING FIRM Federal Court Judge Harold P. Burke yesterday announced here he had enjoined a Buffalo packing company from violating OPA regulations. The injunction was sought on behalf of the Office of Price Administration and Prentiss M. In Rochester, according to OPA The music educators meeting, bringing persons of national importance In the music field, will convene Saturday morning In the DODGE-PLYMOUTH You may pay your income tax between 10 a. m.

and 4 p. m. today. Soldiers and sailors, like the butcher and baker, have been making returns, Deputy Collector Frank A. Dalton remarked.

aisiricr. orricials, the effect will be to lower prices on cabbage and green peas, which have been soar One Test Will 3 ing since 24, with local cab- There was a large crowd in line all day yesterday, he added. SALES OPPORTUNITY Prove IT BEST At the Central TMCA, Henry Brinker, who has been giving tax return aid to servicemen, said he Brown, its director, who charged the Fuhrmann Packing Company Inc. with having violated quotas rennsylvaaia A A II STOVE HARD GOAL Pea $10.75 Rice $7.75 Bckwt $9.00 Cannel Type Fireplace Coal Eastman School of Music, and has scheduled three general sessions, a concert by the Rochester Civic Orchestra with the Rochester Inter-High School Choir Sunday night, and the first of two performances of the pageant "Ring, Freedom, Ring" to be presented Mar. 22 and 26 by Rochester public school children.

First Session Saturday The first general session is scheduled for Saturday at 2 p. when Lilla Belle Pitts, assistant professor of music education at Teachers' College, Columbia University, and national president of the music educators, will give the keynote speech. Representatives of he United States Government, the USO and the Treasury will speak. The third session. Monday, will assemble a panel of experts to discuss music in education.

Dage selling as high as $80 a ton. Dunham S. Beldon district pricing officials, said that with receipt of the ceilings it was expected wholesale and retail percentage markeups would be fixed, based on the receivers' selling prices here. Tomorrow's Prices The new ceiling prices follow: CA-BBAGE Old nearbv Danish bags. S2; old nearby red, 50-lb bags, new round Florida, j'bushel hampers, about 58 53.44 new round Texas, crates, about 85 $4.46: new round Texas.

LA LA cra'es. $3.48: same. of LA crates, new red Texas 2-3 of LA crates. same, i LA crates. new Savory Texas.

4 LA crates. $2.48. CARROTS Bunched California-Arizona rrt TL i. EGG or NUT SHOV. OFT TALKS ON WAR SLATED BY BAR The Federation of Bar Associations of Western New York last night scheduled a meeting for.

the latter part of May to discuss with the various wartime boards activities of its clients. Nicholas J. Weldgen of Rochester, president, said this would Include discusssions with the Office of Price Administration, the War Department and the regional office of the War Production Board. In its annual meeting yesterday at the Rochester Hotel, the Federation went on record as being opposed to the tax review bill as a and ceilings. Judge Burke said the firm had slaughtered more than twice its usual amount when it should have reduced its slaughtering by 30 per cent.

Consequently the firm has had to close up and may not slaughter any meat for at least one quarterly period and perhaps a second quarter until it catches up with its quota. In his finding. Judge Burke said counsel for the packing company conceded the firm had sold meat at higher than ceiling prices. The injunction motion was opposed on the grounds that the pertinent reg Wholesale Distributor of factory supplies might hare opening for sales engineer familiar with such items as abrasives, cutting tools, supplies, and industrial equipment. Now considering man who can develop accounts more for business after the war than at present.

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COKE 1 1 CASH I had filled out about 500 to date for men in uniform. "I'm not sure about the total and I haven't time now to figure it," he said. Dalton said the Federal Building office will be open from 10 to 4 p. m. and that the adjoining branch postoffice would be open to issue money orders to hasten the filing of returnls.

Three cashiers, however, will be on duty to accept cash, money orders or personal checks for the first quarterly payment or the entire amount. Dalton's staff also will be on hand to aid taxpayers in filling out their returns. Dalton advised those taxpayers who have filled out their returns already and who have a personal checking account to mail the return directly to the collector of internal revenue at Buffalo. The deputy collector pointed out that this would save a wait in line and speed up the process for those I bushels and Ji crates, about w.au; topped lexas. bushel and 3 tritw AtK to AO 9-, cienwooD 59-88-37 rsm office 1 Y4RD 1525 aimon vtnu dobxu topped old nearby, bushel or crates, $2.

11 Superintendent of Schools James M. Spinning and Dr. Howard Han-1 son, director of the Eastman! School of Music, are hosts to the institute. i j-cxxuh, iceDerg, California 1 1 ana Arizona, dozen. LA crates about 76 some, LA crate.

$5.12: bie Pinriw A l'A bushel hampers. IPINAOH Rushola aKmit on IK. further affront to the small prop $1.89. erty owner. Weldgren agreed that WANTED GREKM PEAS Mexican, bushel bout 33 Florida bushel, bout 26 $4.05 SNAP EEANS-All voi.i;..

the bill might pass the Legislature but asserted that it would impose -K an additlonel burden on the real eluding wax. regardless of source, bushels, hampers, about 35 pounds, TOMATOKS IT. S. Number 1, 5x5. 5x6.

6x6 (EH nonnrl I estate owner. Representatives of 19 bar asso mm ciatlons In this area were present Jlorlda. same, Mexican. ulations and order were illegal and invalid. The injunction was sought pending trial of a suit for triple damages and a permanent Injunction against the firm.

Judge Burke pointed out the firm has failed to answer the original OPA complaint. In his finding Judge Burke said that "in the present state of the case it appears that irreparable Injury will be done to the public and that the war effort will be impeded unless the packing company is enjoined during the pendency of the action." Dansville Rector Lists Episcopal Lent Preachers Dansville The Rev. C. Dalton 5cott, rector, yesterday announced the following scheduled of visting for the meeting which had as Its J. an varieties, same.

7x7, name, 7x8, primary aim the discussion of var Mointgsnge ILoarni repacks. 10 pound cartons) ious bills pending before the Legis triujjiiniie rappea, lature. who come to the Federal Building. Postmaster Donald A. Dailey announced that the Federal Building postoffice and the main postoffice money order windows would be open until 9 p.

m. tomorrow night for the accommodation of taxpayers. Classified stations will issue money orders until 6 p. m. WOMAN 1NMUUEIJ IN FALL Tripping on a stairway of her home at 273 First St.

yesterday afternoon, Stella Paluto, 47, suffered forehead lacerations and injuries to both legs when she fell about 15 steps. She was taken to Genesee Hospital. Judge Upholds NUTRITION TALK LISTED Mrs. Irene Muntz of the Home Service Department of the Roches YOU CAN'T BEAT 3r mm DDircc Two Convictions In Corning Court Bath Judge George A. Kine.

ter Gas Electric Corporation will speak on "Nutrition" before the Beth Joseph Sisterhood at 8 p. m. tomorrow. at a special term of County Court vi StnVlvC Here yesterday, affirmed convic Episcopal clergymen for Lenten services at 8 Thursdays in St. Peter's Memorial Episcopal It If tions In two appeals i'rom Coming City Court and adjourned another from the same court for eight weeks.

In the appeal of Raymond Sample, Corning, from conviction for intoxication and the sentence of one year in county jail, the judgment of conviction was affirmed and the sentence reduced to make the term of Imprisonment expire Mar. 18. Attorney Floyd Annabel Church here beginning this week: May 18, the Rev. Roger Ailing, rector of Christ Church, Corning; 25, the Rev. Norman Remmel, rector of St.

John's Church, Mt Morris; Apr. 1, the Rev. George Morrell, rector of Christ Church, Hornell; 8, the Rev. Howard Has-singer, rector of St. Peter's Church, and 15, the Rev.

SALES PEOPLE WANTED MEN OR WOMEN. FULL OR PART-TIME WORK. SALARY PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE DESIRABLE APPLY EASTWOODS 29 EAST AVE. -v. jf appeared for Sample.

BURNING The conviction of Donald Skid- Ernest F. Scott, rector of Christ Church, Pittsford. more, Corning, of violating the terms of his parole from a previous The Rev. Mr. Scott 'will preach 4 at Lenten evening services in conviction was affirmed by Judge OIL in a commercial or power boiler vicinity Episcopal Churches as follows: Mar.

17, St. John's Church, King who ordered his prison term to expire Mar. 18. Skidmore was apprehended Feb. 11, 1943, for vio Mt.

Morris; 31, St- Michael's WANTED Church, Geneseo; Apr. 7, Christ lating parole and sentenced to one year in jail. He was represented by Church, Hornell, and 14, St. Peter's Church, Geneva. ni Attorney Farle Costello.

The matter of the appeal of Claire Davie, Corning, from the Convert Corning City Court sentence of one year in jail for the crime of assault third degree was adjourned eight weeks and the defendant was released in the custody of his wife Waterloo Slates Meeting on OPA Waterloo Retail merchants In Seneca County will meet at 7 p. m. Tuesday in the courthouse here. Representatives of OPA Price COAL to This Bank USED CAR MANAGER By an old established, reputable, retail agency with a liberal stock of both used and new popular priced automobiles en hand. A permanent position with good salary is apen for a first class man who knows used car values and Is capable of taking entire charge af trading, appraising and buying.

Our organization is aware of this opening and your reply will be considered confidential, stating in full, ex. perience and qualifications with telephone number for interview. XX-61, Democrat and Chronicle a i a Division will be present to explain ivionacry Nights from 6:30 to 8 p. m. Output of Iron Fireman auto-malic coal stokers now increased to meet oil shortage emergency.

Let us survey your boiler plant and help you in preparing and submitting VTPB application for automatic stoker equipment. No cost or obligation. Act at once. price control. The meeting is being arranged by the Rochester office of OPA.

Geneva Kiwanis Club To Hear Navy Officer Geneva Lieut. William T. II arte USNR, Sampson, will speak at Tuesday's luncheon meeting of the Geneva Kiwanis Club. Lieutenant Harter will bring with him one of the bluejackets who has recently returned from the Pacific area to relate some of his experiences. WARTIME CORNS MnDlT DAIMirill i IRON avium.

I nilMI ul unless you get after the "core" WrJr and the Rev. Mr. Crippen. War Bond Sale Drive Set for Livingston Dansville The Livingston County Agricultural Defense Committee is making plans to stage a War Savings Bond sales drive among farmers of the county during June. The group has named a publicity committee including J.

D. Mac-Ewen, S. H. Bush, Kenneth Noble, Harold Wilson, R. W.

Beecher, Lynn Barber, Homer Wilson, O. H. Gott, James Hammond, Mrs. Charles Creveling, James Sinclair, Otto London and Leon S. Van-DerMeid.

OES Will Initiate Class at Wayland Wayland Four candidates will receive the OES Initiatory degree at the regular meeting of Wayland Chapter 499 on March 12, this being the first initiation ceremony this year, under the leadership of Mrs. Florence Loveland, worthy matron. The past matrons will have charge of the April 9 meeting. TOWNSEND MEETING Towneend Prosperity Club will hear Paul Chase Townsend, national Townsendite representative for New Tork State, at a St. Patrick's supper meeting Tuesday at 6:30 p.

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