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TUB POGT-STANDARD, -Brnewt, N. FrUhy, Juuiy Mrs. Minnie Burrows Dies at Home of Son 3KVE. Jr iltur 4IIJ BOUTH A i P.M thin iW. Mis Mm tilt A Burawi 1 a.

'HE luTlil Criift-ao. riM "fe.TBH* 9M HQME MM Conlf omm Itdls ll Vlnctni ContE i tTom Timor How 11 In 31 hours 3 to -) ht Tldp SL. 102 IBM) ulbniltf Pm lix dUHhiers Mrs ot BrooW Mr. htr Qonvinn Scree at She aul Brona iBr. 13 it Bit ii ti -9 am ftsm ewrr na! in roar EDWARDS-- Mill MM 1909 Boston 90 19S9 Mist Plnreno Lackland a neijhi two niecen MM SatilTiUy II i Home.

Silver 3DilnK Sllyer Bering E8- Funcij, Md Burial mou sunlveu hy TreV ini a -H nil three a it 2 may call to Of Alice JJuil EDU At fit Josephs HOBBllS! UK Ji ura Bli? li mrrlvBd cae d-uetit" Krs asorela OMTlsin ol one wn Irfine JUM or Minoi itatp-. Vorfc 4 ia Siturani New I i a i uuriTi Cburen ftlH Ml Hie SBriBR Ml- Biimi "IB -Friends may Friday ODD Home Ctii a to and 1 DIP tw ti Mlnoa. DK 30 juris, survltlne Elba bolt iDDHtd ill. 11 tic rat Lewis Ballet! I Rev STY Bithaut oilklatine DdtJli in luneral home ll I HiTtJwi tn ati 1 msaiKii ra cmn 3d isst MIS JK5l tonf -Bvacb. CBllI e( I1 jIlBJItwi punprnl 1 1 a D.W..

We crcenlnal Pu- H4M BBluidW, John M. Joiljn Dee IS51 Aw Mis iss ln Hf Is siimiwd siitor MCNOl FXin-cfal un- 2 In tHt llt 11 1 celvln TliDPiB'Oft 01- Ini BurlAi Plmsart Cetn; in 8 nra et from ts 6r Bui- I-mcrml I 10 16 jim ChllT tlon Uif Tun BlretL ol 1U nec etrvlees will Lurflir I to IS th Home end In Bt. ll Hft BUflM In A REM "T10M mlDElao. nfff Auburn Ger mtnts. 130 E.

iilurtflr- 11 Jniflii stln pud BI iron ID PIHHO A na'- citll and 1 to cotum Mra Da- ll am Auburn lormer rcsldtnl Barton Anijrt- Milrt 6t Elbrltlno Minnie A Burrows, 93. ftnnrly of LJtflfl Folia, died Wednesday bight At home of her Charles S. Burrows, 199 Unfvenolist Church of Uttte Falls. In addition to her son, Bars. Burravs survived by fraud where eha Fred B.

tiro son a slsler-ln-Jaw. all of Utica. Services will 1:90 Uved lor Sept. 1, after luniuiiuw in wener 'VF as an wlesHnan wTficme, 374S James 5t, the Die Post-Standard. Mrs Eurrflwa was 1, 1866.

in Falls, the daughter cf the late Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Sharp. widow of Frederick Burruws, who died she ivas a member ol Howard Gilman. East Syracuse, Mrs Burrowe' former pasitxe.

o( Burial wiU in Oak Cemetery. may call from 'I to 4 and to fl m. the fii- Services lor MBS. MARTHA HEMINGTON, will bo a at 11 a.m tomorrox." In the Barton Apartments 120 Mem Et with the Ketf Earl pastor of Jordan Bap- Church, officiating Burial be in Soulo Cemetery, An- List will Mrs Remington, S7, of 3061 lerher Rd Columbus, died Wednesday University Hospi tal there after a short illness (lad bfsn living with her Arthui at Columbus address A foimer fcsfdsnt of member Church Biere, schonl teacher. Central New VoHt schools and was 1 teacher in Shantung, a province in China.

Surviving are her stepdaughter, Mrs. Louis Patten of burn; a Mrs Carter of Spring Lake, and several nieces and nephews Friends may call at 120 Main EltiPOge, from Lo today. Services for MRS. LOUISS A. of the BapUst hd was a retired Ciiu teught WVKER will be at 2 at the Maurer Funeral Liverpool Eastern Star rites will he held at 8 tomorrow Interment wilt be in Liverpool Cemetery.

Mrs. Wyker, 74, died yesterday in her home, 418 3rd St, Liverpool, after a. long illness, A life resident of Liverpool, she a member of the First Presbyterian Church The Rev. Mark A. Smith, pastor, will officiate She was past matron of Liverpool Chapter 219 OES, past president of the Historical Ssclety ol Liverpool, the Liverpool Garden Club aivd the Berith Circle ol the church Surviving are her husband, Ar Prayer lor EDWARD BASINSKI will be held Bt JO a m.

tomorrow in the Gimlnskl Funeral Home and In St Peter and St. Paul Russian Orthodox Catholic Church AI 10.30 am. where requiem Mass win be celebrated Interment will be in church cemetery. Mr Basinski, oi 314 Wads- died in his home it, He was born In Syracuse and was a veteran ot World He wes employed 3j salesman by the Eagle Tobacco CD Surviving are his wife, Mrs, Basljisb; his fattier, An- drpw Basch; four sisters, Mrs, Leonard Snook, -East Syracuse; Mrs. Anthony Tropis, Liverpool; Mrs John of Conn ann MT.

Tfetene MaLory, Syracuse; and twd brothers, Peter and John Basdi. Friends nipy TMU at 1S 1 Genesee St. from 2 to and 7 to 9 p.m. today. wdl be gonducLed by the Hev, Alexander Warnecke et pm today, tor BtRS.

HABHIET WEATHER FOBfeCAST-- Snow or snow flumes are expected New Year's Day over the Plateau and the Rockies as well as the northern and central parts of the Plains and "Upper Mississippi Valley. Bain is pre- for the extreme Southern Rockies, Southern Plains find Lower and Muldle Mississippi Valley. Bain or showers will fall in Western Kansas and Oklahoma with some snow in western wctions of these states. Gulf tSate and most of area of Mississippi will hevs warmer weather. Little change is expected elsewhwt CAP Wirephoto) Syracuse Weather Fair today, cloudy tomorrow.

a i n- by the United bureau: States 2-00 4.00 BOO eoo 1006 12'00 AIHPOHT STATICm 'P 2 OO Tiii fljn 4.00 pjn a.m. Z7l p.m.. a .271 8.00 p.m pJTl, a tn ,,25111:00 pjn .23 2 7 S3 2B Sun sets today. Sun tomorrow, 7'37 Lamps lighted (all vehicles) 5:07 p.m. tetlon .08 oC sn inch.

Highest S8: dale last year, saitta (ct 46 IS Low JJ 4L Miss Carol Maffei, 15, Dies in City Hospital TTLLHAN LtJSSIEK be at tomorrow in the Greenleaf Funeral Thi Hev John Joiljn, pastor of Ihe erin Church of Atonement, officiate Interment will be In Wood lawn Cemetery, The -wldaw tit William S. aier, died Wednesday arter a long illpess She was born In Syracuse and. was member of the Daujhtafs of Liberty, Acir. Council 15 Sbe is survived by a brother, Frank Ullman ot Laag Beach, Calif; several oieces and nephews. Fnands may at Me Onondaga, St Iron to fi and Ihur Wyker; two sons, ncfc and Arthur B.

ion. Dr Rnberl fiiBtsr. Mri OntonU pnd pnd ta the Ine osyn oflklitlna inLc lliwn Cemnciv Friends 100 CWoodtrt Bt ini'7' StTBBUnr for coftdOd -Tn BTTACU smith Bdtt. tnund. er, Mre.

OMioTleva Tinathlldrni 3mllS A. 51i Sll BTfll- frbim urnt A B4tt rvnenl jjomt ttl St SuturdM, 450 a 8C church Hi 9 tn. BttTlnl In at Pcttra ComettrT. OSWHS. frituot mar call 532 Qt ThurndlT.

md PiKKT a to 1 and 1 to 0 tnic citv an Qncvr' pnc Mfs of Y. BitUTdir 9 30 iclc Funirml Homo. PTo-r 1 knd Aiiu motion church ----I csnis- Thun- Dre 11 IHI. IIT Wj-Mr. two bwthen Charles Fred Jr.

11 or Liverpool: two brothwE iharles Ajttmann, Youngs town, Ohio, and Clarence Axt- mana, Las A-ngeles; and two rand children. friends may call at the fu ncral home from 7 to 9 and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Services and interment will be held for MISS MAE T. ED WARDS at 11 am. tomorrow In Silver Spring, where she resided. A former resident of Syracuse she died Wednesday in her home She was born in SicaneBbelea mm was the daughter ol the late Mr and Mrs J.

L. JGdwirds. Surviving are two sisters, Miss Florence Edwards, formerly of Syracuse, and Mrs. W. Lack- and Silver Spring; a nephew, W.

H. Edwards, two nieces, UK Misses Joanne and Marilyn Ed wards. The Pumphrey Funeral Home, Silver Spring, Md is in charge of arrangements. Services for GEOHQC 15 Me- NEAL will be conducted at 2 pm tomorrow In the DeWitt Funeral Home by the Bev, Dr. Calvin M- Thompson.

Interment wilt ba In Canpqtata Mr. McNeal, 75, of 209 Lincoln rdied Wednesday of a heart attack He WBJ born In Callamer and had lived In Ibis area all hii lite An assembler, he was cm ployed hj- Smith-Corona Mar chant Inc. until hn retirement 25 years a so He formerly ated a novelty and imoko shop in East He is survived by a ulster, Miss Adell McNenL Friends may call at On on dag a St from 3 in 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. JCTflrfcl ilin nrslet4 fnncnl Home I rm elitlm Tiueniiml nelr thi A eraltn lilTCTinOt oil 9 MliHUra and to Llwreofll Chcnttr aiK ufta.

I BI YOUNO--in tDw ellT, ai tH.Ch"lnll DmnloHh A iurfltM 1W hli jlle.TlflSeYo5l md fit nine SUBMIT ririciBUitr m-' i to mid forte, li IT HIchttH 1 tD a in weMoimnvr ihiKSv i i i urs: fk Tun we IbiM TIT tmr Jiff fmjf nnB wHm jm Tit. VING WTFK. DIRBCTORa I CARL J. BALLWEG HO 8M DANA Sn BT RA J-HT) P. EUKNs SOU) Inc.

Ml PHOIfB OK ft. JOHN G. BUTLER MM BDDTB OR M1M FAIRCHILD MEECH" TONERAL CTUPSL 31. on I-HM GANG CMAftt. IN Fid mo GarfieJd PunerftI Ire tl.tf.i.C.

Wntratt flt OR 5-fHI GreenJeaf Funeral Home H. arcCDKkt Jr Uc Mn H9 W. OiwrndiM it HART QUINK IfR OOIWff MO EWilatth Bl JOHN C. T1NDAEL HO Oenetet Wm. Kompf FRASIER FUNlftAL KOMI JC3 Filch Si OR t-T PIRROASONS PL NiPiAL WOMt CT Oft 1-tW Wallet 7 to 9 today, PETHtt VEHZttLA, 69, of T05 Madison St died Wednesday In his home Bam In Italy.

had lived in Syracuse SO years. He was retired of Ihe A E. Nettleton Co several cousins and operator ot the Mercantile Press since 1907. Born in Colliers, he tame to Syracuse 1907. He a mem ber of Syracuse Masonic 501, City Bodies, Alpha Delta Lodge 44 IOOF Syracuse Typographical Union SJ.

soft, Dr. Rob- sister. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Edith ert H. Rowner; and a Mrs Ida Blackman, ot md Tampa, Syracuse IMft will hold Masonic rites at pm today Friends miy cril at W.

Open- diga 6 from today. 2 to 4 and 7 to unex- MRS. CORA MAE JOHNSON 135 t)elro Ave. died acwdly at her home last Bom in PetineUviUe. ihe was resident or this area most of life.

She is by her band. Wlnfted Johnson; a daugh ter, Misa Eosalyn Johnson; (our slsttrs, Mrs Stanlon Onelda, Mrs. JudSon Heas of Miss Carol Ann Mattel, 15, daughter ol Mr and Mrs Neil Mcftai of 503 Sedflwick Dr, died yesterday City Hospital A sophomore student in Nottingham School, she was affiliated with the Alpha Mu Alpha Sorority mat school. Besides her parents She Is survived by a Hster, Miss Dorothy Maflti; two- brothers, Neil Jr. and Joseph; her maternal grandmother, Mrs: B.

M. Howland ol her paternal Former Hotel Operator Dies Mrs. Alice C. Juna of Brewer- tan, who with her late husband operated June Hotel tn Brewerton from 1936 to 1954, died tn St Joseph's Hospital yesterday. She was a communicant ol SL MJchael'j Church In Cenirul Square Surviving a daughter, Mrs Prayer will be held St a.m.

Gegrgia Comgan, Amsterdam; a tomorrow in the Farone Son 4OIlj Jrv June a 3la Funeral Home witti a requiem -Mass to be 2 St Peter's Church at 8.30 SJTI. Interment will be in Assumption Cemelery Fncnds may call at 723 James St from 2 to 5 and 7 to p.m today. Private services for FREDERICK ROIVNER will be conducUd at the Fsirrtiild Fu- Chppel tomorrow at convenience of the family. The Rev. John M.

Joslyn will officiate and burial Kill be in WbOd- lawn Ometery, Mr. Rowner, died In University Hospital Wednesday after a short UWss resided tit 336 Palmer Ave and was (he ter Mrs May Kramer, York; and 9 grandchildren and 14 i rest-gran children. Will be at 9 a.m. Saturday in St Michael's ChuMi. Central Square, and burial In will in BjivdynJIa.

wty call at the Walton Funeral Home, Central from to and 7 to 9 p.m East Syracuse Auxiliary Elects The auxiliary of tha East Syracuse Fire Dcpt, recently ield its banquet and Floss; treasurer, Mrs, Lltiduy, chaplatn, Mrs Christmas dinner at the DeWiU Ranch Hotel Officers for the year arc President, Mrs. June Lawi; vice prcsidcnl, Mrs Patricia Cramer; Mrs Ella Erma Vivian Rhoides, and guard, Mn Ber- nle Kurth. For the first project of the new year the group will ipon- wr a fish, dlnntr In dining room of the Eut Syracute Municipal Building next Friday Dinner will bt from 5:30 until all are terad. Mrs Pt- tricla LaFxyette Is chairman lupper. Syracuse Sales Up 20 Per Cent NlW YORK Dopartmmt In Second District week of Syracuse.

Mrs Jghn Walta ot cent above thoaa for the MAJT SEfJT Police their promise to crack down ptrsoos they think ore too intoxicated to en Van Iw. TTitT look (be heys trora a man's car on W. Onondafa Sk yeflerdiy. afternoon and dim tiomr In a cab. 15: Hopewcll Junction, and Mrs.

Federal Bi Jisrd nieces and nephews. Services, will be conducted at 1 30 m. Monday tn the Welter Funeral Home with Bit Rev, Donald Wright, pastor of University Melhodlst Churth, officiating. Interment will be In White Chapel Memory Garden. Friends may call it 2Mt unei St.

from 7 to p.m. tomorrow 4 i 7 p.m. correcpondlhg week lust jenr, the Bank chtnct by citier York, up SO; up 14; Buffalo, up 18, Rocheatvr, up up uncles and. cousins Services wfll be held In West' minister Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Richard A Nt an officiating at a time to be announced Interment will be in Wooalawn Cemetery Friends may call at the Farone SL Son Funeral Home 723 Jams! from 2 to 4 and 7 to p-m tomorrow and Sunday.

'43 P.C. Dfemrrancfcaeo" GOP Supervisors Plan Gag Rule, Says Norman Folly-three per cent of the voters tn Onondaga County will be disenfranchised becauK of nils proposed by the HepubLcetis on the Board of Supervisors, Minority Leader Henry R. Norman declared yesterday. Majority Leader M. Leonard Shapero will introduce A resolution Ihat only resolutions presented by airily members af a committee CMI reach the flftor of boarf.

1 This mecns that resolutions by the minority cannot to the flow. accepted by the majority. Barman decked that MB party will liCht with every meant: at its disposal it the hilnm is adopted, He TMd this IMBCU fointf to courts; IT Norman said 5 rs In secret, there wUl no longer be free dftbatt and Democrats will TIO longer have a voice in the management ol county affairs. eatd Democrats tred 43'4 per cent cf the vote in dty and county the last supervisory race Shapero aaid the proposed rule has been in nght but was pever spelled out said that this statement not trus. He said the effect of the -proposed rule would bs to take away all voice the Democrats in the Board.

The propMid rule "All resolutions and local Jaws shall bi presented to and approved by majority members the oprlatt Committee or the board before the same can be or to the board at any meeting, thereof, unless waived by majority vote of the board members present and Other rules are proposed, too. would limit speakers to iive minutes, except with permission of the board. Another would give permission to suspend tha rules on vote of the majority. Another rule "would deprive the minority leader 3en ocratj of advance Information Henninger Extends New Year Greeting Mayor timing his action -to coincide arrival of the new year at midnight, ex- a hearty greeting across the miles from Oallmi. TeX to the citseeai of ity" in Citing how the their and prosper- is enter- year and new decade, he Hud in his message, "Oui city is thrice blessed.

Its geographic position IE a iub of toad tail and air transportation ind proximity to marksti and materials aie excellent. "Its business potential wim its diversified industry and retail providing good labor attract business also is "Its people, industrious sound in thinking and generous in their spirit, are its jreatest asset. "With these natural blessings, oor joint efforts to plsn carefully and act Judiciously and with nil in our community working together in a spirit of cO'Opttration, Syracuse canjiot help-but movi lorward in I960 Vnd in the decade ahead to an outstanding.position of importance In our state arid nation" about meetings of mittees oom- County Resident Gets Transfer A 36-ypsr-uld resltent rf thai nondaga Count; Hcme guilty in Court to a (Mitt larceny count in. volvln; the (heft of puree from a customer In a downtown florist stop. Acting Police Court Jacob It, Serling sentenced Jamee lo a three-month the Onorradga County In cminly in- SUBSTANTIAL JANUARY REDUCTIONS QUALITY FURS Ybu bn necouie our profit is lowest fn tenfrbl pcrHkps ii the Vtrld.

Termt. reduced 1 FarHnl Minlc Coat, pastel Stole, dark $100--Dyed Black Persian Lamb Coat f'fiO--Natural Crey Persian Lamb Coat 5320--Dyed Pur Seal Alaska S3SO--Natural Beaver Coat SS33--Tip Dyed Sheared Raccoon Coat SM9-- Rver OCiei 1 Cwt Dyftd Muffcrat Coat $298--Dyed Processed Mouton Lamb Coat $09--Dyed OtLar Jacket 5131--Dyed Broadtail Processed Lamb Jacket witf Carulean Mink Collar Squlrt-el cape Jacket Russian Sable Scarf 589--Bleached white Fox Stole MinU Stoles and SBBS--Designers' Mink Stoles now $488 to $881--Royal Pastel Mmk Scarfs Paw Natural WWte Mink Capelets $889--Many All Subject to Prior Sale fnr Prndurti to o( HM1D imKrtad Pliu Xuc GEORGE 466 5. Wo nt BLOCK and CO pool and a natural magnet to Inflammables Licenses Expire. fire Marshal John tn Bacay yesterday warned all handlwa and of flammable liquids that tncir 1959 licenses issued by the Fire Prtvtntion Bureau hava expired. This announcement applies primarily to tank operators.

jline service station, dry cleaning establishments, contractors and others who handle in excess ol falloni of clsss 1 or 2 inside ol the building or ten (alloni outside of any building. It uleo permit tor clau three iuel oil and kerosene In ot gslloni inside of the building or in ttcesa of 90 gallona outside at Hit building Boy Hit by Car, Leg Broken Eight.yeir.old Felrlck of 30fl Elliott St was taken to CrouM-Irvlng Hospital day with pouible broken leli IM after he wn itruck by ear Geddet and Elliot Sui Mid Miller of Avt driving north on Geddes SL when Patrick ran tntn turb, She told police the the bar. not ito? In time. Six Rabies Vaccination Clinics Set by County In a cleanup I pi calculated to ctar up confusion to the inti-nbiaj of Aogt, County Dr, will conduct six free clfnla for tha immunization ol ca(s and dot? mofi'-K The annAuncement follfswlng a nttenocd by Supervisor Harold Bdfnjpfrr ol OtlMO. ihAlrman of Control Of tlM Af Chsfrmin rjenM V.

LatM and Dr. Jtlbctt Mrttj, eoWMj by Hnlfft E. owner A to rtisnripj! that a dog for which an application tor llcenn la mtde, has btcn vat- tthattd witi-rsbtos sfote a license: will be issued Or. Marry Bald the recofds show approximately 63 per cent ot an in Ihc t(ly And ware? at free conducted hy department Ifcrt March. In the dly al Uw emrtily In Mmllson 31.

or the, Cf tnfl W'AY Pi 4 JTiJT 111' Hra liTt Hi c4V, to be torn etf Islet. HAPPY NEW 11:30 A. M. TOURNAMENT OF ROSES PARADE FOOTBALL TODAY SUGAR BOWL 1:45 P. M.

S. U. VI MISSISSIPPI ROSE BOWL 4:45 P. M. WISCONSIN NASHHJGTON.