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THE POST-STANDARD, Syracuse, N. Saturday, July 12, 1958 11 i Mrs. Cunningham Dies, Mother of Bish I Mrs. Mary Ann Cunningham, Robert J. Cunningham and 89 widow of David Cunning-jBishop Cunningham; four grand- ham and mother of the Most children and three great-grand- Rev.

David F. Cunningham, auxiliary bishop and vicar of the Syracuse Diocese, died yesterday at her home after an illness of two weeks. She was a resident of 250 Homecraft Rd. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Harry Shepard of Syracuse, Mrs.

Robert Proctor of Canastota; three sons, Gerald and children, Services will be at 10 a.m Monday at the John Murphy Funeral Home and at 10:30 a.m in St. John the Baptist Church, of which Bishop Cunningham if pastor. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, DeWitt Friends may call from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. today and tomorrow at the funeral home.

i for JAMES A. LEWIS of 2332 Midland a Syracuse resident 86 years, who died yesterday after a long illness, will be at 3:30 p.m. Mon- dav at the Greenleaf Funeral Home. The Rev. E.

Charles Smith will officiate. Burial will be in of Services for MRS. NELLIE ide Cemetery- Mr. Lewis was a native Otisco and had been self-employed as a builder and con-j tractor here many years prior to his retirement. He was a member of ELmwood Presbyterian Church.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Bertha Cramer Lewis; three grandchildren, Mrs. i Hammond, Mrs. Barbara Barbati and James T. Lewis; and a great-granddaughter.

Friends niay call from 8 to 9 p.m. today -and from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pjn. tomorrow at the funeral home. Services lor MRS'. MARGARET H.

BRICK, a life resident of Syracuse who died "yesterday morning at Loretto Best after a long illness, will be at a time to be announced Monday at Loretto Rest Burial will 6e in St. Mary's Cemetery. Mrs. Brick was -the widow of Frank T. Brick.

She is survived by a son. Edward T. Brick; a brother, Edward Harfcins; two sisters, Mrs. Earnest Meaker'of Syracuse and Mrs. Fred Stevens of Pennellville.

Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pjn. today and tomorrow at Loretto Rest. I1U1I" I J-I-J-LJ" "JJ-- DEATHS BtJRKLAND--In this city July 11, Carl E. Burkland, 209 Martin St. survived by bis wife.

Hanna Forsman Srork- land; daughter. Mrs. Norma Eells: two grandchildren. Richard and Donna Eells: a brother. Victor Johnson; a sister and two brothers of Sweden.

Funeral services from the Frasier funeral home. 1217 JJ. Salina St. Monday 2 p.m.. Rev.

waiter W. Miller officiating. Burial 'Woofi- lawn. Friends may call Saturday 7 to 9 and Sunday 2 to 4 and to p.m. CUNNINGHAM--July 11, 1958.

Mrs. Mary Ann Cunningham. Survived by two daughters. Mrs. Harry Sheuard Syracuse.

Mrs. Robert Proctor. Canastota. N. three sons- Gerald.

Robert J. and Bishop Cunnlnc- ham. all ot Syracuse: four grandchildren great-grandchildren. Funeral from John B. Murphy Funeral Home.

308 Court Mond at 10 a.m. St. John the 'Baoti Church 10:35 Burial St. Mary's Cemetery. DeWitt.

N. Y. Friends mar call at the funeral home- Saturday STEVSNS O'BOYLE, 76, of- 123 Lindbergh Nedrow, who died Thursday at her home after a long illness, will be at 3:30 a.m. Monday in the John G. Butler Funeral Home and at 9 a.m.

in St. James Church. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery. Airs.

O'Boyle had been a resident of Nedrow for eight years. She was the widow of Thomas W. O'Boyle and was a native of Syracuse. She was a communicant of St. James Church.

Mrs. O'Boyle is survived by five daughters, Mrs, Carl Blakeney, Mrs. John A. Miller', Mrs. Stanley Clothier, Mrs.

Henry Curtin and Mrs. Reney; two sons, Jack and Robert O'Boyle; nine grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Friends- may call from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pjn. today and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home.

LEWIS SMITH, a life resident of LaFayette, died last night at Onondaga General Hospital. Retired, he had been a farmer and laborer. Survivors include two sons, Fred Smith, of Fayetteville, and Harvey Smith, of Columbus, Ohio, and several nieces and nephews. Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at the Hall Funeral Home at LaFayette.

Burial will be in Pompey Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow. Services for MISS AjGLNES B. BOYLE, 69, of 317 Garheld Ave, who died Thursday night in Syracuse General Hospital after a short illness, will be at 7:45 a.m.

Monday in the Butler Funeral Home and at 8:30 a.m. in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Burial will be in St. Agnes' Cemetery. Miss Boyle was formerly employed with the De Long Coal Co.

as a bookkeeper. She worked for the firm for 33 years. Miss Boyle was a resident all her life of; Syracuse and a member of the Companions of the Forest of America. Miss Boyle is survived by four 61 Step 64 Saurlans 66 Knock ACROSS 1 Plant of mimosa type Wonder 10 Stupor 14 American industrialist 15 Extraordinary thing: 2 wds. 17 Melodious 18 Narrow or undl- 77 versified: comp.

32 Vibrant 33 Assumed 34 Obvious FOR THE BEST DEAL OF ALL 69 One who doesn't 36 Sweet potato belong 71 Transparent material 73 Faithful: 2 74 Artist's need 75 In right mind 38 Inauspicious Olin L. (Bard) Lyman 0,1. Lyman Dies; Novelist Former P-J Sports Editor Olin L. Lyman, 84, historical novelist and of-The Post-Standard in the early 1900's, died last Saturday in Albany. He was buried in Albany beside his wife, the late Mrs.

Anna May Hitton Lyman. also a novelist, who died- in. 1952. Mr. Lyman was the author of several novels and histories of the North Country, including, "The Trail of the Grand Seigneur" and "Embers of Empire." number of years, Mr.

Lyman was a reporter for The Watertown Daily Times. Until three yeafs ago he had been employed by the William Press in Albany. In 1937 Mr. Lyman assisted in the editing of the New York State Guide, a Federal writers project. He at one time in charge of historical research dealing xvith Jefferson County.

Mr. Lyman was born near Malone in 1875, the son of the late Smith P. and Helen McConnell Lyman. His father was a veteran of the Civil War and his mother was the daughter of Judge Joseph A. McConneUl of Watertown.

At the age of 21 Mr. Lyman became a reporter on the old Watertown Daily Standard and shortly afterward joined the reportorial staff of The Watertown Daily Times. He became sports editor of The Post-Standard in 1904 and while working for this newspaper finished his second novel, "Micky," the story of a newspaper reporter who fought political corruption. After leaving The ard, Mr. Lyman moved York City and subsequently many of his short stories and poems were published in Argosy.i 19 Legal point 20 Out of favor: 2 wds.

22 French article 23 MenUT sparks 24 Surmount 26 Extra 29 Panhandle 31 Asiatic defense league: abbr. 35 Blood vessel 37 Name, as a knight 39 European 40 Gambling game 41 Pouch 43 Chart 45 White House occupant 46 Fit 48 Throng 50 Chauffeur 52 Triangle 54 Soaking 56 Important incident 57 Notices 59 Vociferous DOWN 1 Month before Nisan 2 Preserve, by salting 3 Sacred bull: Egypt. 4 Dove call 5 Those in the know 6 Make amends 7 Stirred up 8 Poverty 9 Build 10 Auto 11 Shape 12 Small gnawers 13 Queries 1G One of Dumas' three 21 Small blob 23 Wrath 25 Footlike part 26 Kot weather lunch dish 27 Examination 28 Coral isle 30 Plant exudation 44 Urgency of dispatch 47 Greek letter 49 City on the Ganges 51 Vine 53 Talk off the cult 55 Rocky point 58 Move edgewise 60 Lazybones 61 Kitchen items 62 General atmosphere 63 Daze 65 Jupiter's Greek opposite 66 Ascent 67 Solar disk 68 Jaunty 70 Witness 72 Small explosive Puzzle of Friday, July 11, Solved J3LJ QLJSIM UQ0GR DOB EJOGOO TODAY'S 2-MINUTE MYSTERY THE CASE OF THE OPEN DOOR Sixth of a Donald J. Sobol i la Jamaica. N.

July 8. 1958. Agnes I. Clark, formerly of Skaneateles. Survived by her father.

Charles P. Clark of Skaneateles: two brothers. t.t. Col. Charles p.

Clark stationed in David W. Clark of Lancaster. two sisters, Mrs. Leo Swart of Afton. N.

Mrs. Geonce Burton of Navarino. Funeral services will be held at the Leonard C. Dell Funeral Home. Skaneateles.

Saturday 2:30 p.m. Interment Lakeview Cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral Home Friday eveninsr 7 to 9. DtTPFY-- Georgt H. Duffy, July 1958- at the home oC his son.

Alvin Duffy ot 309 Velasko Rd. Besides his son. he is survived by a Mrs. Lee Pestei ol West Bloomfleld; two sisters. Mrs.

Elmer Holt Of Rochester- Mrs. Lola Grif- Mount Clair, N. Mrs. Stacy Hunt Mrs. Rocie Dickson, Mrs.

Frank Parsons, all of Syracuse; three brothers, Edward J. andj William R. Boyle of Syracuse and Gregory T. Boyle of St. Peters- Fla.

Chapman, the stonemason, reached over the electric stove and into a box of kitchen matches. He a light against the sole of his shoe and puffed his pipe aglow before calmly answering Inspector Winters. ccuia Derated onj "How many times do I have to many writing projects with myself? Mrs. Johnson tel- wife and at 'who was also a novelist ephoned yesterday and asked me the time cf his death was to repair the rear walk. I got process of writing a here 15 minutes ago and found lengthy autobiography.

He was; the back door unlocked. writing a novel. "Nobody answered the bell, so tor told Haledjian that evening. ''The cement was cracked and the flagstones had sunk inches below ground level. No wonder Mrs.

Johnson a someone to repair it." "You arrested Chapman, I askfri "As soon as I got back into the house!" HOW HAD THE STONEMASON INCRIMINATED HIMSELF? orojj tpjeui Friends may call from 3 to 5j soilf Leslie Lyman. San Fran- and 7 to 9 p.m. today, and from sco? an( two nieces. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m, tomorrow Mr. Lyman is survived, by a i let myself in," he went on.

at the funeral home- fin. West Bloomfield: several Krond- children. Elects Funeral from the DeWitt Funeral Home 8:15 a.m. and at 8:50 a.m. in St.

Anthony of Padua Church. Burial St. Cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral Home JYiday. 2 and to 9 p.m.

MacDOWELL-- In this city. July 10 1958. Catherine J. MacDowell of Velasko Survived bv her husband William MacDowell two daughters, Mrs. Donald Denied Mrs.

Richard Taylor: two sons, William Ronald two 'Mrs. James Mrs. James Mathers; one brother. William An- dersoii, and 10 grandchildren. Funeral services from the Greenleaf Home Monday.

2 EMU. Friends invited. Rev James McDonald officiating Inttrment Vailev Cemetery. Friends call at 503 W. Onondapa St.

Saturday and Sunday. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 NORTHUP--In tbis city July 10. 19pB. Mrs. Elizabeth M.

Northup of LexinKtom Ave. She is survived by her husband. Deputy Sheriff Robert B. Northup: two daughters. Mrs.

William Buf fum. Miss a Northuo: two sons. Robert B. and John her mother. Mrs.

Caroline Stearns; five Mrs- iwise Kahler. Mrs. comrie. Mrs. Mort DeGraw, Mrs.

Glenn Waterman. Mrs. Thomas Tillson: two brothers. Anthony and Georp. Stearns: eight Krandcfcildreu.

Services Monday 3 p.m. at the Carter Funeral Home, 1604 Grant Rev. Barber Waters oj- Memory Gardens. DeWitt. ficiatine.

Interment White Chapel may call at the funeral home Saturday and Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 6 FUNERAL.JHQME WHITCOMB--In Lysan 10. 1958. Joseph O. Whitcomb. He is Services for MRS.

ELIZABETH BREWER of 613 Bear St, who died yesterday at St. Joseph's Hospital, will be at 2 p.m. Monday at the John B. Murphy neral Home. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery.

Mrs. Brewer was a native of Germany and resided In Syracuse most of her life- She Is survived by a son, Harold Brewer; three daughters, Mrs, Anthony Stearns, Mrs. Harley Swift and Mrs. Michael Creatore; a sister, Mrs, Anna Miller; a brother, Henry Schafranske, all of Syracuse; and several grandchildren. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m, today and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m- tomorrow at the funeral home.

survived by his wife, Mrs. Hodtkins Whitconib: one son. David A. Whitcomb of Lvsander: one sts- ten Mrs, Lorcn Howard of Thorndyke, 3 grandchildren and 5 Kreat-KrandcWldren. Funeral services will tafce Place at the Ailanson- Glanville Funeral Home.

Lysander, on Saturday at 2 P.m. Interment Morninsside Syracuse, FUNERAL DIRECTORS J. P. BURNS SON, Inc. 693 WEST ONONDAGA ST OR S-M26 JOHN G.

BUTLER FUNERAL HOME 3104 SOtmi SAUNA ST. OR t- FAIRCHILD MEECH FUNERAL CHAPEL 5QC W. Onondagti St OR S-5101 Frasier Funeral Home L. FRASIER. LIC MOR Jos.

Whitcomb, Political Figure, Lodgeman, Dies Joseph Whitcomb. 86. i Thursday at his home in Lysander after a long illness. Mr. Whitcomb was a former alderman in the 17th Ward and was a native of Waldo, Me.

He was graduated from the University of Maine and was a member of the Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity. He was a 33d Degree Mason and a member of the Central City Lodge, FAM. He was a member of North Syracuse Methodist Church and was a former member of the University Methodist Church' He was active in politics. Mr. Whitcomb is survived by his wife, Mary Hodgkins Whitcomb, to whom he was married in 1900; a son, David A.

Whitcomb of Lysander: a sister, Mrs. Loren Howard of Thorndyke, three grandchildren a five great grandchildren. Services vrill be conducted at 2 p.m. today in the AIlanson-Glan- ville Funeral Home, the Rev. Raymond L.

Hill, pastor of the Lysander Methodist Church officiating. Burial will be in Morn- iiigside Cemetery. Services for JAMES J. RYAN, 84, of 516 Fabius who died Wednesday at a nursing home after a long illness, will be at 8:45 a.m. today at the Carl Ball- 74, of 111 Curtis a life resi- weg Uner ai Home and at 9:30 "She was lying there, strangled.

I called the police right away. Is it my fault nobody saw me enter?" "Mrs. Johnson's been a about two hours, inspector." interrupted the coroner. "Will you want me any more? no, doc," replied the inspector. To the stonemason he said.

"I'm going to have a look at the walk. It better need fixing." "Why else would I be here?" was the retort. The inspector stepped from the small house in which the murdered woman, an attractive divorcee, had dwelt alone. He fol- oj ui pai-ip aoqs sii( aps pjnoo sift pssn au. 'piss aq se aoop uBuideu.3 Copyrisiit.

1958. Donald J. Sobol ANNOUNCEMENTS Legal Notices NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that manufacturer's beer licen.sc No. D-27 has been Issued to the under- siKned to manufacture beer under the Alcoholic Bcvcratrc Control Law in the orcmises located at 500 Butternut in the City of Syracuse, Onondaca County. HABERLE CONGRESS BREWING CO.

500 Butternut Syracuse. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that license number 26A1623 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer frnm thp hark- at retail in a crocery under the AI- IIUILI LUC UdCPi. I r'n'ntml T.nil- a CARL E. BURKLAND of 209 Martin St died yesterday in St. Mary's Hospital.

Born in Sweden, he lived in Syracuse 45 years. He was a retired pattern maker, working for O. M. Edi wards Co. He was a member door around to the driveway, examining the muddy ground on either side for footprints.

There were none. The heavy rains of the previous night had stopped six hours earlier, yet the walk was still inundated. "Whoever laid it originally was a rotten workman," the inspec- coholic Bevenuo Control Law at rTN. of the Scandinavian Society of Americans. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Hanna Forstnan Burkland; a daughter, Mrs. Norma Eells; two garndchildren, Richard and Donna Eells; a brother, Victor Johnson; a sister and two brothel's of Sweden. Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at the Frasier Funeral Home, the Rev. Walter W.

Miller officiating. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow. MRS.

AGNES MEIER THOMA, 13V7 N. Sallna St. OK Garf ield Funeral Home, Inc. 815 WESTO M. GarflcJd ST.

GR 2-5541 Greenleaf Funeral Home H. GRSENLEAP LIC MOR. S03 W. Onondaya St. HART QU1NN FRANK J.

QTJIJW. LIC. HA2-5M3 SOO Dantorth St. OI6-07i2 Wm. M.

Kompf Sons dent of Syracuse, died yesterday aTn in gt. Joseph's Church in St. Mary's Hospital after a '3 Ur a i ill be in Cemetery. Jong illness. She was a communicant of Holy Trinity Church; a member of its Altar and Rosary Society; the Poor Souls the Auxiliary of the Knights of St.

John No. 246; and L. C. B. A.

Branch 46. Albright Alumni To Meet Today W. M. KOMFP. Llcenwrt 303 Fitch St.

GR Sift PIRRO SONS 8V Surviving are two sons, Albright College alumni of the 'Upstate New York area will meet Schumacher-Whelan Bros. FUNERAL HOMI W. ONONOAOA ST. JOHN C. TINDALL FUHIRAL DIRECTOR W.

OCTMCT fit Ph. HO 8-8511 Welter Funeral Home 2841 JAMBS ST. HO 3-4170 nard and Carl ton Thorn a daughter. Mrs. Francis Gcrs- bacher; four sisters, Miss Maty Meier, Mrs.

Josephine Firnstein, Mrs-Stewart LeFevre, and Mrs. JLeland Fox: a-brother, Frank B. Meier, all Syracuse; and live grandchildren. ON THE ALL NEW CHEVROLET Come to FAYETTEVILLE VILLAGE SALES Your Htidiuirters for Station Ctnestc PHONE NE7-3m SPECIAL BARGAIN 900x14 FIRESTONE TIRES Only 4N Actual Miles CALL GL 4-4696 Dodge-Plymouth A. F.

RYAN SONS, Inc. TR3-TRIUMPH--M. MOKRIS MINOR Manilas, N. V. OV 2-2761 Ford Custom "300" 4- door Sedan.

Ford-o- Matic. heater, undercoat. Beautiful condt- CI4QC tion throughout. CASTLE FORD W. GcnetM St GR 4-4275 Spring Service New to Any Makt Cftr or Truth MAREMONT Spring 4M fi.

Townsea4 Gft fr-M39 Lost 11 RQXEK Male, long nose, fawn color, vcak hind quarter: Lyncourt vicinity. Reyard. GL 4-9824. COLLIE-- Female Sable and 1 years old. License No.

507599. vicinity of Maple Camillus. ward, OR TWO cray round cans Him. on too marked Seaway, on ton other marked Karen Reward k'E 7-6ai2 Found IRISH SETTER--Female. 1 year old, vicinity of DeWitt dump.

SPCA between- MALE DOG-- Vicinity of Midland Ave. Owner may have same by identifying WATCHMAN- KEYS 400 block of Tracey st. Inquire B. Transportation. 440 Tracey St AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles for 16 ACT NOW IMMEDIATE DELIVERY' 58 Cadillac Couoe DeVille Sedan '08 Cadillac Sedan Seville '58 Cadillac Convertible NICK GOLELLA 1500 GR 2-3121 BUICK--1955 Super hardton.

Radio, heater, auto trans cower steerintr. Low mileace KNOX BUICK 1230 W. GENESEE ST. GR 2-9131 BUICK --Super hardtop 2-dr, owner car. Like new.

1954. driven 2 years, low mileace. Stored at BArB Auto Sales 1420 S. Saiint St. Phone GR5-2 129 Columbus including 1701 Payette County rf Onon- tiaKa for oft prcmif.es consumption.

MR WADU ABDO. Columbus Market. Ave, NOTICE IS HEKEBT GIVEN that license number 26A2749 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer at retail in a crocery store under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at 2623 Milton Solvav. County of Onondaca. for off premises consumption.

THOMAS LOUISE. Louise's NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Xhat license number 26A2280 has been issued to the undcrsicned to sell beer at retail in a crocery store under the Alcoholic BcTcrace Control nt 20fi5 MHtop. County of Onondaca. for off premises consumption. ANGELINA VALEttlNO.

a Valerino, BUICK--1954 Super 2-door hardtoo Good condition. Owner leavine lor Europe. Godfrey's Sunoco Service Station. Old Liverpool BDICK '56 Super 2-Dr, Hardtop. Racuo and heater, Dyna Two-tone green.

Was $1795. Now $1595 PLYMOUTH '53 4-Dr. Radio and heater Was $595- Now S395 PONTiAC '55 2-Dr. radio heater Was S1195 Now PLYMOUTH '55 Savoy 4-Dr. Radio, heater Green linish.

Was S1095, ftOW S895 MERCURY '55 Monterey 2-Dr. Kadio, heater, Merc-o-matic. Was Si495. NOW $1395 CHRYSLER '52 "V-8" 4-Dr. Radio, heater, power steering Was $595.

NOW 5395 CHRYSLER '53 4-Dr. Radio, neater, auto, power steerins: Was $695. $495 I5ETTA '57. 5,000 miles. Radio, heater One crener California top.

Was $950. NOW $750 CHRYSLER Windsor 4-Dr. Pow- erflyte power steering brakes, radio, heater, Very low mileage by one owner, was $1595. NOW $1295 PLYMOUTH Red and white Push-button radio and heater. Very economical portfttion.

Was $1495 NOW $1195 PLYMOUTH '56 Suburban 2-Dr Radio, heaur. New blue and white finish- One owner Sold and serviced here. Was $1595 NOW $1395 '51 Chrysler Hardtop S95 '5fl Ford Station $95 '52 Chevrolet 2-Dr $150 '51 Nash 4-Dr. Busterholtz Rossell 917 Genesee St. HA 2-7266 CHRYSLER 1953 auto.

trans radio, heater, cherry red. Very clean. Brown Used Cars 524 Genesee St, HA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that brewers retail beer license No 27 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer at retail, pursuant to Section 52 of the Alcoholic Bevcrace Control Law at 500 Butternut in the City of Syracuse, Onondaca County HABERLE CONGRESS BREWING 500 Butternut Syracuse. Personals Notices 10 WHAT DOES EVERY HUSBAND WANT? CALL HE LEGAL NOTICES I called the police right away. VICINITY DEATHS Friday.

Mrs. Anna Doyle, Hornet. Thursday. C. Townsend.

formerly of Ftiltnn, Moira, Friday, Mrs, Amelia Woods, 31. at 3 p.m. today at Martin's restaurant on Rt. 11, North Syra cuse, for a buffet supper. Speaker will be Dr.

BriggS Of the reading department "ctncinnatw. Thursday. Miss Gladys Of the GlaSSborO (N.J.) a Pl Gross, Teachers College, Theme of his si. Friday, Mrs. Lawrence STATE OF NEW YORK, SUPREME County Onondfcca.

Norn Verl. Plaintiff ncainpt Thcmas Vori. Helen Vcri, Justine Veri Snyder Thomas Veri, Ronald Vcrl, Benamin Verh Vcri Marie Estelle: CACOSSA. Bnmo Malftrn And the Peoole of thp State of New York, anrt Theodore Veri, Defendants. Summons.

To the above named ilcfendanls: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the comalain in this action, and to serve 3 conv of Tour answer or- if thr is not served with this Summons to serve a notice of amcaranre. on thr ulain- tiff's attorney within twcntv dav5 after the service of this Summons, exclusive of the day of service: and. in case of your failure to atmear or answer, Judcment will he taker acainst you by default for the relief manrted Jn thr Plaintiff resides in the County if Onondaca, State of New York. Trial to be held in the County ol, Onondaca. Dated, April 8.

1958 FARNHAM Plaintiffs Attorneys. and P.O 605 Svracuse savings To Vert vmcent Vcrii The forocoinff Summon 15 served upon you by rmbltratlnn rurMiart TO an Order of Hon. WUHatr E. Me- 0--1958 factory official's car. Fircddinc.

2-door Sportsman. Power i tHrsrer brakes. Torqucflyte Many other ex- tr.is. Very lorv Subsuniial savtncs WILLIAM STAHLE Your DeSoto-PIvmouth Dealer LIVER POOL PHO NE QL 2-7711 1953, niatchinc bine top. white walls, radio and heater snow tires, excellent condition Owner transferred over seas $395 OL 6-3226, Codpe 1956 tfJilb Drdce IPnS 2-Dr.

Coronet Push-button trans. $1095 Ford 1957 2-Dr, Low Ford 1955 Fairlanc 4-Dr K. FoTd-o-mttc, sieerine. etc $1195 FORSYTHE MOTORS "THE HOUSE OF VOLUME" Corner Genesee 'and Plum EVES. GR 1-6433 Victoria V-8.

Radio, heater. Sham Priced to sell. KNOX BUICK GR 2-913 FORI-- 157 500 convert. Thnnderbird motor. Fordo, 2- tone white and coral, Snerinl interior Low niiicace, Onlv RAY FARRAND 763 W.

Gcncscc a Esso Station Services will be held at 8:45 talk will be "Preparing Johnny Brownvillc, Friday, Mrs, A. fflortaU ien Sun. Call Us Open and sun. tau us AL MARKOWITZ, Flonst At. Ph.

OR 4-538 ai2 E. Fnyettt fit. Monday at the Kccgan Qsbelt Funeral Home and 9:15 a.m. in Holy Trinity Church. Burial will be Assumption Cemetery.

Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. day and tomorrow. to 1 Instrumental in organizing the meeting of area alumni of the Reading, college have been the Rev. and Mrs. Max Nus- cher and Mrs, Arnold Burfville, Friday, Burt D.

Raymond. 78 Watcrtown, Thursday, Harvey R. Thompson, 74, Hamilton, Thursday, Mrs. Luclla H. MW Thursday.

Mrs Nellie DAnRcrflcld. 75, formerly ol Watertown. Clwsky. 21 nnrt FORDS 2-- OSS red station waKon; 4-door black sedan. Both with 6-cyl- enctnes.

overdrive. radio, heater, undercoatinc, backno lichts. windshield washer, low mile- ace A. Lamb Son, LivernooU OL 2-3787. FORt)--1957 Fairlanc 500.

2-rioor hardton. Radio heater, auto, trans. nillcacc Sharo B. B. AUTO JBENZ U.

2( 1IH.LMAN MENAPACE ST OR 5-2466 Hardtop BUICK '55 Special 2-Dr Harriton. CADILLAC '53 Convertible. Excellent condition. Power FEIGEL MOTORS INC. tthHca.

Mrs. Harry Huddle. 53. Ptilaskl. Friday.

Mahnffr. 69. with the Complaint in the Office of the Clerk of the Countv of Onon- daca at Syracuse. New York, This is an action cuTnmerittrt bT (he Dlatntlff. Nora for the tnir- nosc of vestlnc in her abmlutr and unencumbered title to nrooftrty located in the Town Camllliift.

County, State ol New York. H7, 118 and Known iioifi JNOS, no. U9 of the Sprlnc Garden Tract Attorneys for PARNHAM Office ftnd Posl Office Address, 605 Syracuse ilavlntr Bank Syracuse 2. New York E-1069 YOUR RAMBLER DEALER 3832 SALINA ST. HY MF.RCVRV-- MftTMdatr Convertible.

Mcrc-o-mntic. Low New cnr condition. 413W. Down pAymont ns low ns But- ftncc 30 months. Bank Daniel E.

Morris Sons ONLY PRANCHISED VOLVO DEALER IN SYRACUSE PARTS-SERVICE 0-H W. GENEEE ST. OPEN EVES. PHONE OR 1-2118 DOWN PAYMENT Payments as Low as $4.89 WMkly Dodfe Coronet 'V-8' 4-door. 9 AT VV $479 Overdrive Buick Special 4-dr and heater.

Very clean Plym. 4-door Cranbrook. Rattio. heater-M Chev. 2-dwr.

Radio, beater, ex- MgO cellent condition. 51 Fotd SI 29 MANY OTHERS FROM $89 UP OAVISON'S 918 W. Genesee St. HA 2-3711 HA Open Evenings 1956 PLYMOUTH 2-door hardtop. V-8 en- PowerfUte transmission, radio, heater.

Spotless throughout C1795 Was S1595. 1 HENSON MOTORS Auto Supermarket Cor. S. Crouse and E. Fayette GR 6-79S4 1956 DODGE 4-Door.

Radio, heater, automatic transm i i n. This car has very low mileage. Don't miss this one. DeWitt Auto Sales DODGE CAKS-TRfCKS Erie Blvd. C.

at Genesee St. DC Wilt, N. T. GI 6-1322 CENTERVILLE MOTORS, Rt. 11, N.

Syracuse 54 Mile from Northern Lights Ph. GL 8-0410. Open Eves 1956 DODGE 4-DOOR SEDAN 1955 DODGE 2-DOOR HARDTOP VAL'S MOTORS Flrmoutb" SUte Bird. MOS-H20! AutomobUes for Sale 16 DRIVE--Car furnished. Students called Tor at home.

Parish Driver's School. HO 8-0690 NASH RAMBLER. 1958 CUSTOM GOOD CONDITION. S1.950 CALL OL 2-3964 OLDSMOBILE--'54 4-Door cower Clean Si. 000.

Call GI 6-0152 Full OLDSMOBILE--1957 S8" 4-door. Hydra; Other extras SPECTOR'S EAST SIDE Showrooms and tJsed Car Lot 1001 Genesee St HA 2-2231 Spector-Genesee Motor Sales. PLYMOUTH --1955. Radio. heater, auto, trans, oower steerins: KNOX BUICK 1230 i GR 2-S13I PLYMOUTH--1955 PJaZa.

CDC. Heater, defroster. Blue. A real bargain S595 Highway Motors Corp. 500 W.

Genesee St, PLYMOUTH --1937 Savoy. 2-doo V8. auto trans Must sell fast. HO PONTJAC-- 1957, 4-dr. Catalina.

radio, Heater, full nower, Firestone Sunreme white walls, other extras. low mileage. HO 9-2425 PONT IAC-- 1953 convrt, radio, heat- en hydra, Sharo Alan Byer Auto Sales 666 W. Genesee St. Onen Eves.

Phone HA RELAXED DRIVING 1955 Studebaker President hardtop. fully equiDDCd. radio, heater, continental kit foe lUchts and driviuc lifrhts, This sharp automobile also has white wall tires and is 2-tone, red and white Only JOHN MOODY Just West of Fairmomit Corners VACATION WAGONS '56 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR '56 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR '56 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR '55 CHEVROLET 2-POOR '54 CHEVROLET 4-DlOR '53 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR. PATS CHEVROLET CHITTENANGO. N.

Y. NE 7-6267 WILL SELL or trade Dndcc. 1954 V-8 Or 1953 Studebaker pickuo for younc stock. Tully 3068 MB LINCOLN rREMIER, Must sell. Fully Dowered.

Excellent condition. Make offer Phone HO 3-4394. 1954 FORD VICTORIA Radio, Heater, Full Power, $745 EASTWOOD SALES SERVICE STDDEBAKEB-PACKARD 2665 JAMES ST. HO 3 -3331 Foreign Sport Cars 16-A Immediate Delivery '53 CONVERTIBLE 52.066 NICK COLELLA 1500 ERIE OPEN EVES. GR 2-3121 JAGVARD 140MC Road- stcr-crlcaminff black, wire wheels, overdrive English radio, nexc tires nnd overhaul just completed in our This is an to enjoy the presticc of Jacuar ownership at a fraction of replacement, cost Our price, includlnc ranty.

M.fl95 CAIN ERrc BLVD. CORNER TOWN5END, GR 2-4411. MG 53 COUPE EBONY BUCK! PAT'S CHEVROLET CHITTENANGO. Y. NE THUNDERBlRD-- 57.

2 tons. anio. power brakes. 5.600 miles. Best oUcr Call VOLKSWAGEN "Onlr Franchlsed Dealer In Syracuse for Volkswacen" PRECISION AUTOS.

INC Bridsre St. Syracuse GR 2-7836 USED CARS AVAILABLE '57 Volkswaccn Mlcrobun Plymouth Suburban '49 Chcvrolrt Panel "51 Packard 300 4-dr Lichtwelcht box trailer, can 8QQ Trucks. for Sale 18 DODGE, 1952, PICKUP VERY GOOD CONDITION. REAS. PHONE HY Q708 FORD-- '56 low truck, u-ith booster battery.

All equipped. or 895 TRUCKS '54 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery W5 '53 Ford Sedan Delivery 695 CrMC V-i-ton Auto Trans '55 Ford '-i-ton Pickup 895 '57 Chevrolet 'vton Pickup '32 Chevrolet 2 Panel. '54 Chevrolet 'a-ton Chevrolet 8-ft. Walk-in Delivery $2,995 '52 Chevrolet 2-tnn 195 '55 Ford F6 LWB CAC $1,395 '51 Chevrolet 2-ion LWB CftC 695 '58 Chevrolet HD Tractor $5,495 Ford 12-ft Van 695 '56 Chevrolet H-lon '5ft Chevrolet H-ton Chevrolet Scd, 495 Ford 114-ton LWB 695 '57 Ford PJckun $1,795 '55 Chevrolet Sedan Del $93 '56 Dodcr SUton CVC $1.495 BRESEE CHEVROLET COMPANY, INC. 300 W.

WILLOW ST OR I-OHt A I A SPECIALS IOC "V-8" lUdlo and healer Packard 4-dr. Kadio, beater, $905 auto, trans PontUc 2-door. Radio 5 1 Olds. "88" 4-door. 1 Kadio, heater.

Hydra. Just had rings and valves Plym. 4-door. Kadio Chev. CI.

Cpe. 11 Radio, 1 Chrysler Windsor 4- door. Radio, heater, automatic QE transmission Pontiac 4-dr. Station Wapon. Radio, heater, oower steering tnd power- brakes; Hydra.

Tinted 650 S. StHna St. GR 1-2179 Open Evenings Special 477 53 Chevrolet 2-Door Convertible Door 53 Plymouth 53 Plymouth 53 De Soto 53 Packard 52 Plymouth Suburban 49 Other Late Models in Stock Studebaker Packard 1035 W. Genesee St--GR 1-6135 SPECIAL SALE New 1958 Dodge 6-Pass. Club Sedan $2475 Delivered Includes Powcrflyte transmission, wheel covers, 2-tfne other essential extras.

OTHER DODGE PLYMOUTH MODELS SIMILAULY LOW PRICED VAL'S MOTORS 7ofi State Fair Blvd, HO S-fi201 1 Mile Beyond Fairrrounds Open Eveninrs Car Payments Too High? We will par off jotir present balance ittd cheaper car as low as S3 per reek, Byer's Sales, Inc. 820 W. Genesee Open Eves. Phone HA 2-3608 or GR 1-5585 1955 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON 2-tonc. Powcrglide, radio, heater.

$1295 Low mileage vw VALLtT 1426 Valley Open Evenings HO 9-3286 Trucks. Bases for Sale 1 FORp--1954 panel. F-100. Good running condition. Time payments.

431J Salina St HY FOBD-- 1954. F-800 dumo. Excellent condition, air brakes. HO 8-1135 ILLNESS causes sale. 1956 Chevrolet truck.

8.000 miles. Very well maintained. Sl.OOO 123 GR 6-1771. TRUCKS International Dump- Ms Dodpe Dump "52 Chevrolet Stake Rack. 4-gpeed transmission.

Ford F-6QD 2-sneed V-8 engine. Van body, side and rear doon '50 Dodge 1-Ton Telephone Utility. '53 Dodce VTon Telephone Utility, '51 Ford Walk-in. 53 Chevrolet Ton Stake Rack- '49 Chevrolet Ton Stake Rack. '50 Dodce Cab Chassis L.W.6.

'50 Ford Cab Chassis L.W.B. Chevrolet Cab Chassis LAV.B. 53 Ford Cab Chassis L.WJ3. 56 Ford 12' Stake Rack. '57 Fonl Pickup Many Others to All Makes and Models NO CASH NEEDED Come In and Jook them over- No hich pressure salesmen, We buy trucks and JOHN ROTELLA 3713 WEST GENESEE ST.

FAIRMOUNT Phone HU 8-5433 TRUCK Headquarters 695 Chevrolet Sedan Deliveries '54 Chevrolet 495 '54 Chevrolet "55 Chevrolet "53 Chevrolet Pick Ups 595 995 '56 Chevrolet 52 Dodcc Telephone Bod '50 Chevrolet 1-Ton '54 Ford v-: Chevrolet --Ton Panels Chevrolet '53 Chevrolet 14-Ton UH Walk-In 55 Chevrolet Int Walk-In Chassis and Cab '51 GMC 2-Ton Chevrolet Hi-Ton, '54 Ford 2-Ton Stakes Chevrolet 495 '51 Chevrolet 5 595 EAST SYRACUSE SALES INC. 215 W. Manllus East .41.195 545 395 695 .5 295 295 300 200 395 3 75 NEW 1058 DODGE TRUCKS You Can Alway5 Do Better At VAL'S MOTORS 756 STATK FAIR BLVD. HO 8-6201 Tmcls Trailers, Tractors 21 GMC WO A 1 9 5 8 Chevrolet 10203 tractor: 1955 GMC 350 stake duino; 1955 Ford ricktitv 1950 stake: Chevrolet dumn; 1956 Friiehanf tandem flat rack: 20-ft slncle axle flat rack trailer Several various size canvases. Ftoitcr, Bald- winsvlllc NE TURN THIS PAGE for MORE AUTOMOBILE BUYS i.