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a a a a a a a a TWO THE EVENING TIMES, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1949 Sayre, 'Athens, South Waverly, and Waverly, N.Y. All Amendments and Propositions Given Approval of New York Voters ALBANY, N.Y., Nov. 9-(AP) chell bill limit civil The bitterly contested. Mitservice preference won approval of the state, electorate behind strong New York city support, mounting returns showed other proposed constitutional amendments, as well three housing propositions, also were approved yesterday's election. With 7,948 of the state's 9,565 election districts reported, the vote on the Mitchell amendment was: Yes, No, 942,835.

The battle over the Mitchell amendment rivaled the U. S. Senate race for campaign fireworks. Veterans' organizations led 1 the drive against it despite its approval by both Republican and Democratic party leaders. The measure will substitute a point system of preference in state and local civil serv.

ice examinations, effective Jan. 1, 1951, to replace the present absolute preference system. New York city's 3,889 districts, the vote was: Yes, No, 388,162. With 4,059 of upstate's 5,676 districts counted, the tally was: Yes, No, 554,673. Metropolitan voters also pulled three housing propositions to victory.

Complete returns from 3,889 New York city districts gave proposition to authorize an additional $300,000.000 in bonds for public housing a 778,692 to 206,413 edge. A second proposition, to authorize the state to boost subsidies paid in any one year from $13,000,000 to $25,000,000, was approved. 955,510 to 569,741 state's 9,565 districts. New York city supplied the edge with 720,156 affirmative and 197,733 negative votes. The third proposition permits the state to increase subsidies paid each year at the $2,500,000 instead of $1,500,000 as formerly.

The vote was: Yes, No, 593,631 from 7,892 districts. Since 1821, New York state voters have approved 85 proposed amendments and voted down 42 others." amendments, with reported" incomplete vote, will: 1. Provide that a lieutenant governor elect would become governor automatically if the governor office. died before asYes, No, 379,658. (7,933 districts).

2. Permit New York state veterans who were legal residents prior nowhere armed service but who outside the state to receive the state bonus, rang. ing from $50 to $250. Yes, 1,445,757, No, 524,359. (7,896 districts).

3. Take from the legislature its power to abolish the state court of claims by making the six member court a constitutional agency. No, 471,794. (7,906 districts). 4.

Prohibit a officer from holding any public office for five years if he refuses to sign a waiver of immunity against subsequent criminal prosecution or refuses to answer before a grand jury any relevant question concerning his conduct in office. Yes, Important Announcement NEW STORE HOURS OPEN FRIDAY 9:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday 9:00 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M.

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Spencer Youths Fined for Damage Three teenage Spencer boys were fined each for damages and two were fined $10 on a disorderly conduct charge for which they were arrested Tuesday afternoon. Lloyd Aman, 19, and George Williams, 16, were each fined and assessed a one-third portion of the $160 property damages. David Aman, 15, a brother of Lloyd's, was ordered to pay the remaining one-third of the damage costs. All three were arrested by Undersheriff Anson Dann and taken before Justice Charles Griffith of Spencer who imposed the property damage and civil fines. Watch for Rockman's FUR SALE Rockmans 134 W.

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DESMOND ST. SAYRE Dellaphine Bench Of Waverly Dies Mrs. Dellaphine Bench, 78, of Waverly, widow of the late Frank Bench and a former resident of Auburn, died Tuesday evening after an extended illness. She was a member of the First Presbyterian church of A Auburn. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs.

W. J. Doney of Waverly, Mrs. John Sullivan of Waverly and Mrs. Roy Schubert of Rochester; one son, Earl of Auburn; nine grandchildren; four great grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.

The body is at the Luckner Funeral Home. 449 Park Avenue, Waverly, and will be removed Thursday morning to Chapel In them Fort Hill cemetery, where services will be conducted, the Rev. A. Paul pastor the First Presbyterian church of Auburn. Burial will be at the convenience of the family READ THE SPORTS PAGE BAKED BEAN SUPPER TOMORROW 5 P.M.

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YOUR PAYCHECK CASHED FREE No, 396,648. 5. Permit villages of 5,000 or more population to exclude from the constitutional debt limit certain municipal indebtedness incurred for public housing and slum clearance. Yes, No, 505,599. 00.

6. Liberalize the constitutional debt limit for municipalities, permit New York city to exclude from its debt limit the sum of $150,000,000 for the construction and equipment of city hospitals, and reduce from 50 to years the maximum period for which the city may incur indebtedness transit and dock purposes. Yes, No, 481,122. 7. Set a limit the amount of taxes that can be levied on real estate by 52 specified counties for the purpose of paying operating (the other 10 counties already, have such a limit) and provide that the percentage limit must be determined on the basis of average full valuation of real estate, instead of as'average sessed valuation, as now.

Yes, No, 494,949. The last three proposals were authored by State Comptroller Frank C. Moore's committe on constitutional tax and debt limitations and city school cal relations. An added feature of the amendment to fix. a tax limit for the 52 counties will authorize 119 school districts wholly or partly within 56 cities of less than 125,000 population to exclude from the tax limit the amount of certain taxes levied to provide money to meet annual payments for capital improvements.

The Mitchell amendment stole the show during the campaign. The state department of the American Legion contended that it would "place disabled veterans at the mercy of machine politics." The amendment will give dis- Valley Folks You Know Waverly Donald Hefner of Chicago is spending the week end with friends Waverly. Mrs. 'Alice Eldridge of Unadilla is visiting her brother, Frank Cole of 26 Lincoln street. Ralph Schock of North Waverly was readmitted to the Robert Packer hospital Sunday for observation.

Miss Mildred Brink of Philipsburg, Mrs. Brooks Young of Houghton, N. and Galen Hollar of Lineville, were weekend at the home of Mrs. W. S.

Morley, 507 Waverly street. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Baker Mr.

and Mrs. Douglas P. Lagenor and daughter, Becky, all of Newark, N. spent the weekend visiting at the home of Mrs. Baker's and Mrs.

Lagenor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reazor of 99 Clinton avenue. Sayre Mrs. E.

M. Beysher of 202 Olive street is in Philadelphia where she will spend some time as guest of her sister, Mrs. Miller. Ramon L. Yale, MMFA and Milton Eckles, FA, of Pittsburgh who are stationed aboard the USS Greenwood at Newport, R.I.

spent the weekend with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Yale, RD 2. Mrs. Joseph Frank of 150 First street, has returned from a two months vacation Philadelphia and Atlantic city, where she was the guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph DeBono formerly of Sayre, now residing in Philadelphia. Mrs. Harry Snell and granddaughter, Janet Wood, have been in Dundee, N. attending the funeral a relative.

A Lewis Devan of 120 South Elmer avenue is a patient in the Robert Packer hospital. Datebook ALBERTSON 87 will hold a birthday supper meeting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in the Albertson building. AUXILIARY of South Waverly Volunteer Fire company No. 1 will meet Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs.

Maxine Boyer, 26 Pleasant street. Social hour to follow. KINGS Daughters of the First Presbyterian church of Sayre will hold a regular meeting tonight at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ann Vosburg, 415 South Wilbur avenue. VALLEY Lodge, 1067, will hold a regular meeting tonight at 7:30 at the Community Center.

Nomination of officers. ATHENS GIRL SCOUT Council will postpone meetings until the second Tuesday in December. SAYRE TOWNSEND club will meet in Community Center Friday at 8 p.m. Bring gift for exchange. Mari COMMUNITY CLUB of Milltown will tonight at 8 o'clock at Husick's" 8 Acres.

Refreshments. ATHENS AUXILIARY to the Robert Packer hospital will meet Thursday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Harold Adams, 108 Chemung street, Athens. TIOGA POINT council 206, will meet in Athens IOOF hall Friday at 7:30. TIOGA COUNTY hospital junior auxiliary officers and executive committee will meet Thursday at 8 p.m.

at the home of Mrs. Alice Boice, 153 Center street, Waverly, abled veterans 10 points on orig. inal examinations for civil serv. ice positions in state and local government, and five points on promotional tests. The credits can be used only once, either for the original appointment rating or for a promotion examination.

Non-disabled veterans will receive five and 2 1-2 point respectively. The old "absolute" system placed disabled veterans at the top of state and local civil serv. ice lists for appointment and promotion if they receive a minimum passing mark. Non-disabled veterans were placed next on such lists. This provision was scheduled to expire Dec.

31, 1950, or five years from the date of the applicant's employe's military discharge, whichever was later. County Granted Fund for Fight On Crop Disease HARRISBURG, Nov. 9-(UP) -The state Agriculture Department today granted $13,000 to six Pennsylvania counties to fight stem rust, a crop disease that origin the common barberry plant." The allocation came from a $30,000 appropriation granted by the 1949 legislature. Funds are allocated to counties on condition that county boards of commissioners match the amounts. The department said that only six counties had agreed to the financial arrangement this year.

Cumberland county will receive Erie, Centre, $500, and Crawford, Bradford and Susquehanna counties, $2,000 each. ease is in progress in each of Work on a eradicating the disthe counties that will benefit from the fund. Efforts to eliminate the threat, which is especially harmful to wheat crops, will be under the coperative direction of county commissioners and the state and federal. Departments of Agriculture. So far reports show that more than 135,000 barberry bushes have been destroyed this year on 700 Pennsylvania farms.

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