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12 ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 15. 1943 i v-s "Ti i i WW V'tA- A x-xV LOANS SLATED C. H.

Horse Son Rubber Stamps Notary S-: v.i A v- Progress Central America Extolled by Geneva Scientist TWO STEUBEN TOWNS START BLOCK PLANS Corporation 21 No. Wain St. Main 1291 ROCHESTER. N. T.

TO BUY SPRAY, SEED SUPPLIES Hot Facilities for LATHE WORK Drill. cutoM taw and bench worV. Chairman Named For Canisteo, Bath WILL REVEALS FARMER LEFT $20,000 ESTATE William H. Prole Of Morganville Auto Victim Batavia Terms of the will of William H. Prole, 79, Morganville farmer who died Jan.

31 of injuries suffered two days earlier when his automobile crashed into a tree on the Stafford-Morganville Koad. reveal an estate of approximately Petition for probate before Surrogate Newell K. Cone lists real estate valued at "not over $10,000" consisting of the Prole farm at Morpanville and personal property Dr. Reinking Returns, Lauds Good Neighbor Policy Geneva Uncle Sam's Good Neighbor policy has paid dividends in Central America, according to Dr. O.

A. Reinking, head of the Plant Pathology Department at New York State Agricultural Experiment Station. Seneca Farmers Advised on Aid Victory Seneca Falls Money with which Sub-contractlnq or qnral ma-chin parts. Speed and efficiency. Beet oi references.

Call Main 4437 to purchase fertilizer, seed, spray material and supplies is now avail Bath Organization of the Block Plan is under way in Steuben County with the appointment of Mrs. Henry R. Sanford as Bath chairman and Mrs. Werner Hug as Canisteo chafrman. Under state directive these two communities are the only ones in able to farmers of Seneca County, Dr.

Reinking returned a few days ago from a special mission 1 Sift PI 1 IjV i mm -EMf DOYLE laying Irhhman" to Central America and is convinced that the Central American i republics are backing the United the county coming under the Block Plan because they have a population more than 2.500. Other villages will be organized for block plan States and the United Nations to the limit of their resources. By his trip he became the most air- KKrSk Mil mirvded of the Geneva scientists and acquired considerable "air time" by using planes as casually as well as poultrymen and dairy-1 men, In amounts up to $400 at 4 i per cent, who are ready to carry; out their part in the "all out for victory" programs, and who lack satisfactory local production or bank credit. This announcement is made by C. Bert Smith, now supervising the making and collecting of feed and crop loans for the United States Department of Agriculture, Farm Credit Administration in Seneca County.

More information may be obtained and definite plans can be made with Smith at the farm bureau office at Romulus between 1:30 and 4 p. m. tomorrow. In the interest of tire and gaso is crazy to buy Late Model USED CARS MAIN MOTORS 593 Culver Rd. as axis.

The Geneva' scientist spent 10 hlv DR. O. A. REINKING years in the Central American republics before coming to the sta tion. He was selected by the State operation under the Minute Man setup, according to Mrs.

A. James Hall, county Block Plan leader. First task tackled by the newly-organized group was a survey, made at the request of the State War Council, to determine the number of working mothers in the community, the number who would work if care were provided for their children and other information sought by Gov. Thomas K. Dewey as foundation for his request from the Legislature for a fund to provide care for children of working mothers.

Working with Mrs. Sanfqrd as a steering committee in Bath' are Mrs. Frank Kiff. Mrs. Henry Hille and Mrs.

Clyde Piatt. The organi A SOLDIER GETS Department to make a survey of these countries to determine the basic requirements of copper, a critical material, necessary for use BUYER WILL CALL 51 COMMISSION there in spray mixtures to combat cf "not over $10,000." Edward Rumsey, Tjewiston Road. a nephew, and William B. Sanders, Batavia. executive secretary of the Oene.see County War Price and Rationing- Board, a friend, were named executors nd submitted the petition which was admitted by Surrogate Cone.

Specific bequests include $500 to the Stafford Rural Cemetery Association and $1,000 to Sanders. The will then directs that the estate be divided equally anion); Rumsey, two niece. Mrs. Mary Perry, Batavia and Mis. Nellie Cash, Melrose, and a grandnephew, James Prole.

Batavia. Out of James Prole's share, the sum or $2,000 is directed to be placed in trust and u.ed for the education of his daugh-tT. Marilyn Prole. The executors were directed to the household effects rind the jicrsorw mentioned in the w.ll the opportunity to purchase them. The document was executed Dec.

1, 1042. BR-R-R! HOME WAS NEVER LIKE THIS Miss Nena Stump, Dansville, visiting" her sister in Rochester, ventured out into the storm yesterday, sampled the chilly breezes and opined it just couldn't be that cold back home. banana leaf spot disease. Leaving Washington last Nov. 17, as a WANTED Shortsville James Walter Barry, representative of the Board of i nn son or Mr.

and Airs. James hsarry of West High Street, received his commission as second lieutenant zation here will include upwards of line conservation, those desiring loans are urged to meet with Smith promptly at the time and place slated. There is no fee charged for filling out papers and interest is charged only from the date of the loan check and not from the date of application. Applications may be completed weeks prior to the date loan funds are actually required without additional cost to tie borrower. Economics Warfare, Dr.

Reinking was in every nook and corner of Central America. He crossed from north to south three times and made the east-west crossing so automobiles; in the Army at graduation exercises; 50 women many times he lost track. Seneca Falls Bombardier Missing in Middle East Soncfii Fnlls First Lieut. Tliomas V. Fly mi.

'Jli, sun Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flynn 50 en and a bombardier with the 8. Air Forces, is missing in action, his parents United States at Camp Hood, Texas. At 23, Barry enlisted in the tank destroyer division in March, 19-12.

He returned to his duties after a brief visit with his parents. Use of commercial planes In Central America by business and government leaders is now the most important method of travel and by plane he found it possible Forrest Parmele, seaman first class of Brooklyn Navv vard. re learned yesterday. Geneva Will Survey Employed Mothers A telegram from Washington to have breakfast, lunch and din ner in widely separated places. J'rngrcsn in Guatemala FARMERS GET turned to recuperate at the home of his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Parmele, following a hospital stay with scarlet fever. signed by the Adjutant General War Workers Will Pay Highest Cash Prices Someone in vital defense work needs vour car for tranjporte- 'OB BUYER WILL CALL McEVOY MOTORS DODGE-PLYMOUTH 55 MONROE AYE. S040 read Geneva Members of the local Child Welfare Committee of the Theaters to Aid Paralysis Drive In Orleans County Noting the changes since he was "The Secretary of War desires to Pvt.

Arthur Parmele of this vil last in Central America, Dr. Reinking warmly complimented Guate DRAFT DELAY lage has been transferred from Geneva War Council will make a I survey of mothers with children under 16 engaged in war work or Waterloo Church Chooses Officers; Woman Honored Waterloo According to reports at the annual meeting, Junius Presbyterian Church and its organizations are in good financial condition. All showed balances. A. C.

Burdgorf was re-elected flder for three years and Mrs. Ella Hampton was named elder for three years. Mrs. Hampton is the first woman to be elected elder of the Junius Church. T.

A. Yackel and Claude Haigbt were elected trustees for three years, and Percy Lundy was re-elected secretary and treasurer. Sunday School officers were named as follows: T. A. Yackel, superintendent; Claire Crocker, as express his deep regret mat tne commanding general of the U.

S. mala. He termed Guatemala Fort Niagara to a training camp. Machinist's Mate Archie Walborn, Albion Farmers in Orleans other employment. The survey i mr Air Forces, North African area.

very remarKaoie country. it is one of the most progressive in Central America," he said, "and its son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Walborn of West Main Street. Gradu has reported your son.

First Lieut. County can get deferment for Key WallaC state war Thomas Flynn of the air corps, men on farms that are producing! coordinator. economic condition is good. Living ated from the Boston Naval Training School at exercises Saturday. there is excellent.

It has wonderful missing in action since Feb. 7. Ad- essential loorts and can quality ditional information will be sent with good production, according to motor roads and the entire coun Russell Holtz, son of Mr. and HT.FB RflflH try is so spic and span that it Mrs. Martin C.

Holtz of Water the Agricultural Defense Commit-! practically shines. All or this is STOVE Street, has been graduated from due to President Obico. He makes the Hospital Corns School at t.65 I TOM OFF t. regular inspections of every Great Lakes, 111. One of a class tee.

The committee points out that this docs not include everyone in a family where families arc larga province and every community and of 481, Holtz competed the sir HARD COAL fiUT woe betide the official who has Albion The Infantile Paralysi3 Fund Campaign for Orleans County will end the last of this month with a movie theater drive scheduled Feb. 18-21, according to Burt A. Griswold, chairman for the drive. Figures for the milk bottle campaign for dimes are not yet complete but present receipts show a successful campaign for this county. Griswold said.

Three theaters in the county, at Albion, Medina and Holley will take part in the national drive for funds beginning next Thursday. An appropriate film will be shown in addition to the regular show and collections obtained will be turned in to the national drive, with 50 j-er cent of the receipts coming back to Orleans County for use r.c:e. weeks' course after snendine- as sistant superintendent: Dorotbv not lived up to his duty. They even you when received." Only few weeks ago, Lieutenant Flynn was awarded an air medal in Cairo, Egypt, for his part in recent aerial action in that section. The medal was presented by Brig.

Gen. Patrick Timberlake, chief of the American Bombardier Command in the Middle East. Flynn's mother said he received many weeks at Sampson Naval nor men who are not working rcg-1 sweep leaves and twigs off the Base. After ratine as hosnita! an- roads to keep them clean. Yackel, secretary and treasurer; Mrs.

Jessie Serven, missionary superintendent; Mrs. Bert Harris, cradle roll superintendent; Mrs. A 1 prentice second class, Holtz was OR. G. E.

COKE BELMONT COAL CO. Dry Quenched 11 Ton 594 BROWN STREET 1 i.j i Stove or Nut Cash i im ai iF: 1 ft i i 1 "President Obico is very much interested in roads, and his work transferred to Oakland. where he will complete his train jxicozi, Temperance su to keep up the economy of his ing. perintendent; Marian Yackel pi country is showing splendid results, anist; airs. Ulaire Crocker, assist Second Lieut.

Edward Sweenev Guatemala City, the capital, is the a letter from Lieutenant Flynn Sat-! urday which was dated Jan. 26. of Monroe, is spending a brief ant pianist, and Mrs. Claude Haight chorister. cleanest city in the world, I be luriough with his mother.

Mrs lieve, and the whole country Mary Sweeney and family. Palmyra ideal for American tourists. It 1 aireet. A graduate of Myr.derse Academy here in 1936, Lieutenant Flynn attended Geneseo Xoitnal for a year. In 3938 be became a member of the Seneca Falls police force and beautiful." Geneva Museum ularly on farms.

Men who are working on several farms, not necessarily their own, may be deferred just as well as a year man on a farm, provided their work is euch that production of essential foods on the farms in which these men are employed would be curtailed without them. Requests for deferments should be made in writing to the draft board, stating size of the farm, acreages of crops grown, number of livestock and average farm production of these food products, officials stated. Such letters should be sworn to before a notary public. It Is emphasized that farmers seaman Second Class Dr. Reinking also visited Hon Lloyd is the Bertha lv.1 Herendeen of Sampson gnest of his mother.

Mrs. Ladies" 8c Men's PLAIN GARMENTS DRY CLEANED and PRESSED duras. El Salvador, Costa Rica and Notes Birthday Woman Arrested In Baby's Death the Republic of Panama. Hon Herendeen and familv. Geneva The Geneva Historical duras, he said, is feeling the war Glen.

1102 and the lack of water transporta Museum, South Main Street, will celebrate its first anniversary the tion for its export a bit more, but two years later entered the Army Air Corps, taking his basic training at Jackson, Miss. Subsequently, he returned herea nd again served for a short time as policeman, but soon returned to a bomber school at Midland, where he was graduated last June with a commission Child Labor Laws 23d of this month. he pointed out, it is not quite so DELIVERY SERVICE 622 Hollcnbeck St. jrlt rich a country as Guatemala. In In spite of limited finances, the Held Defied Here Penn Van Mrs.

Foye Newland, 23. was arrested Saturday in her apartment at 149 Seneca Penn Yan, by Corp. Harold Scott, Canan-daigua. State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation, and Yates County Sheriff Jay Fitzwater on Costa Rica prices are up a bit. Th lack of tonnage for movement CLEANING DYEING Continued from Tag Kleven north of the banana crops Is felt as secon 1 lieutenant.

He later was I should not wait until their farm, promoted. He had a furlough herejbelp has been classified 1A before i museum has been successful and has had more than 1,400 registered visitors. The cases are well filled with items of interest and 465 gifts have been made. Different ihiluiucs oi. eniorcement are to a considerable extent.

The na great under present conditions, the inspector pointed out. Not only are tives, without as much cash, as before leaving for foreign duty and 1 taking action for deferment re-has ben overseas more than six quests. If a request for defer-months. I ment is declined, farmers still have A onetime caddv at the Wm!" opportunity to appeal. In all formerly, are boiling the green certain employers such as bowling organizations have been using the museum as a meeting place during bananas and eating them much a cmc.y jjiujjueiors unaer great em we do potatoes.

A very small the year and school children are barrassment for lack of help but, amount of bananas is coming north frequent visitors. as compared peace times but according to the inspector, the children themselves generally give Fall Country Club. Lieutenant Flynn was known as a good golfer. In the Middle East he had been in the thick of the aerial fighting. i charge of homicide.

She is being fceid in Yates County Jail. According to District Attorney Homer C. Pelton the woman made a statement admitting that she vas the mother of the newborn female whose newspaper-wrapped frozen body was found Thursday morning. Feb. a few feet from the Penn Yan-Branchport Highway by a County Home employe at Esperanza.

cases, it was pointed out, farmers should obtain a of form OF-4 from the office at 24 Piatt St. here. Mil it out and return it. By writing the Farm Bureau farmers may obtain the name of the nearest efforts are being made to provide uu aiu. xney lie aDout their age more tonnage.

and it is necessary to check with ripssiP FLASH if UHOLEUM in the Dcliel or the Geneva sci entist, construction of the Pan tne school census board before anything can be done, Erskine He has two brothers in the service, Sergt. Francis Flynn at Mitchel Field, who was home over the weekend on a furlough, and Air Cadet Cornelius Flynn at Avon Park, Fla. Another brother, Charles American Highway is aiding great said. member of the Agricultural Defense Committee and get his assistance. These members are devoting much time to the ly in maintaining the economy of Erskine's district covers 13 coun the Central American nations ties.

He has four aides in Roch Orleans Farm Bureau Reaches New Peak Albion The highest membership recorded by the Orleans County Farm Bureau since the start of the depression in the early 1930's has been reported by the county office. There are now 647 members, compared with 640 at the end of 1942. It is expected that the membership will be nearly 700 this year as fanners throughout the county are itill joining. From the Mexican border, throug farm labor problem and getting ester vand ten in the whole dis lynn of beneca Falls, expects a Mendon GOP Club Guatemala and El Salvador. is trict.

fairlv ulp11 rnmnlptpf! hv thp rmin. Vs-inch Heavy Gauge S1.85 call to air corps soon. There are! farm help and workers lor can-also two sieters, Mary and Betty, ning factories throughout the here. i county when needed. 'To enforce the child labor law -r- -j I ilHOQ I ClTYl tY fK7 wies tnemseives, but there are stretcnes in Honduras to be com ttday," he said, "would require whole police force." pleted.

Work is also progressin Nicaragua, (Josta Kica an TO SEE MOVIES Panama. American road builders nre now at work and steps arc be Tenn Yan Program for the Ki-wanls Club today, is showing of 4 Standard Gauge 51 49 (inlaid) V'' Yd. Lightweight Gauge (UIoid, 89 ft SMALL ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR INSTALLATION Free Estimates Budget Terms NORTON QUlim INC. 430 EAST MAIN ST. Vicinity Deaths Page 7 Today the sound motion picture "Cannons I on Wings." The picture shows the f-mous Airacobra fighting planes in action.

Richard Canutson will be chairman. Honeoye Falls Mendon Women's Republican Club will hold a tureen dinner at Bi.lO p. m. tomorrow in the lVcion House. Mrs.

Richrud D. TVrucc is of the nrrangemcntn committee nnil assisting are Mis. John MeMahon, Mrs. William Loss and Mrs. Senn.

Mrs. Edwin Holmes is chairman with Miss Mae Whitcomb and Mrs. Fchlaefer included on the committee. Mrs. Frank Harris, recently elected president, will preside at the business session which will precede the rntertainment.

ing taken to correct a shortage of heavy equipment. rrcsident Itidrs Motorcycle-President Obica is a motorcycle fan and Dr. Reinking described how he rides over his country on road inspection tours. Gasoline is selling for 50 cents or more a gallon and is scarce but tires are the big problem. One is never far from the sound of America warplanes on constant patrol throughout Central America, he said, and the situation in regard to Axis nationals in the republics is well in hand with most of those considered either doubtful or dangerous in American custody.

The expert determined that there is no substitute for the copper Open MONDAY Erenlna TU I F. M. STONE 1206 roBsssvaaaWuanannaHHKa v-; CADET DRY CLEANING CO. gfkm rmher 1 ot ol "undated-do tL Irl ean i ITDrinS CQ. fed your Income Tax Return U.SJNCOME 1YS TAXFORM Tax Clinics Scheduled For Clifton Springs sulphate used with lime and water to make the Bordeaux spray mixture for control of the banana leaf spot disease.

He was also called into consultation on a disease of V4 1 Hyou earned more than $500 (single) or $1200 (married) during 1942 Clifton Springs Citizens or Clit-ton Springs who are ahout to enlist in the great American army of income taxpayers have been invited by Charles E. Gazlay, principal of the Clifton Springs Central School, to attend free clinic on preparation of federal income tax returns, conducted at the request of the Treasury Department in the three schools of the district. Places and dates are as follows: Today, Orlenns School; Thursday, Clifton Springs Central School; Mar. 3. Plainsville School, and Mar.

10. Clifton Springs Central School. Interlaken Caucus Slated Tomorrow HERE 'TIS! 1 -C I MUST FILE a u.s. INCOME TAX FORM the abaca plant from which hemp is made; another disease of the roselle, a fibre plant, and the culture and diseases of quinine. It was Dr.

Reinking who helped bring the abaca plant into Panama In 1925 from the Philippines. The expert said millions of tons of bananas have been cut and left to rot due to lack of transportation, and also to keep the leaf epot disease from spreading. He has reported the results of his mission Use Our Low-Cosf Convenient Service -caB A bike you don'f use anymore? Sell it through iho want ads and make your first income tax pay-ment. Phono Main 7400 today. i ments, all at these minimum rates: Individual salary or wage returns.

S2.00; business returns. SS.OO and tip. We may easily save you more than this. WARNING Don't risk penalties. Com.

to on. of our convenient offices. Know NOW how much you must pay in March. See us TODAY. AST year did you earn $23.08 weekly (married) or $9.62 week-ly (mingle), or more? Then you must calculate and report your income tax to the U.

S. government, on one oi the several special forme. Actinq as your skilled advisers, we calculate your tax at lowest legal sum, prepare proper report completely, advise how to pay in install to Washington and is now trying to catch up on regular work at the station. According to fellow scientists here, the officials of the Central American countries were reluctant to permit his return to Geneva because of his knowledge of their plant pathology problems, and would like to have had him remain longer for consultation Tr.tnlakrn Annual citizen's ra'icus to nominate candidates for offices to be filled at the annual charter election Tuesday, Mar. 16, will be held at 7:30 p.

tomorrow in the firemen's rooms. Candidates will be nominated for mayor to succeed Marion Slaght and trustees for two years each to succeed M. W. Morehouse and Homer Stewart. The terms of Trustees Newton E.

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