The Post-Standard from Syracuse, New York • Page 20

Oneida Rejected as Proposed Site for U.S.Veterans Hospital Not Close Enough To Medical Center, VA Chief Asserts city of Oneida has been turned down as a proposed site a veterans hospital, Paul H. Hawley, chief medical director ot the VA, in reply to the letter sent by the Oneida veterans i a i committee, seeking to have the veterans hospital situated here, said that Oneida was too far a medical center. Near College Hiiwlcy informed Raymond N. Kingslcy, chairman of the veterans committee, thai Hie cily of Syracuse was the anticipated site for the veterans hospital. Syracuse is fa- vorerl because of the Syracuse University College of Medicine.

The proposed hospital will be built as near ns possible to the medical school, Hawtey's letter pointed out. "I rcpret that the city ot Oneida it too far the medical school to be considered for this Inrge a hospital," Hnwley slated in his letter, Legion Seeks Action On Veterans Hospital Members of Syracuse Post 4 i American Lesion a resolution last night calling for a i by members of congress expedite the building of the veterans' adminis- a i hospital designated for Syracuse. The resolution to be forwarded to Senators Wagner and Ivcs and Congressman Hiehlman requests them lo contact the veterans' administration and' urge that governmental agency to act promptly in the selection ot a new site. The one YOUNG ISRAEL and Sunday Young Israel of Syracuse will conduct dedication ceremonies for i and permanent synagoK an clubrooms at 2200 E. Genesee st.

Shown above are the leaders of the Sealed in the center is Hy Levine, president, by Sidney baum, left, and A B. Cohen, gabbai. Standing, left to right, William Hcismar. treasurer; Harry Carmen, chairman of the i i committee, and J. Leo Feigenbaum.

viccprcsident. iyracuse Niece Share Estate i )f Miss Nina Gage The estate left by -Miss Nina D. rage, founder of the Yale-in-China ichool of Nursing, was appraised at $19,735.75 in state in- icrilance tax proceedings. Miss jage was a past president The T.tcrnationaL "Council of Nurses of Geneva, Switzerland, and her will isted a $1,000 bequest for that council, ateo one of $1,000 lor the Valional League of Nursing Educa- ion of New York city. Nursing textbooks owned by Miss 3age pass to the Nurses Association )f China at Nanking, China; the In- Council of Nurses of New York and the National As- locintions of Colored Graduate Curses of New York city.

The remainder of the estate will jc shared by Miss Gage's nieces, Mrs. Eleanor G. Belts, 230 West- ninsler and Miss Emily Gage Conn. Appraisal of Ihe estate of Thomas; 2. Lowery, associated for many I ears with Lowery showed let assets oi $28,324.17.

Five chil-i Ik-en share equally in the distribu-j lion, Mrs. Marie L. Bogardus, 310 Furman st, Thomas J. Lowery, 1171 Croyden George Lowery of I iCinney Mrs. Sarah Gorman of SwampscoU, and Mrs.

Helen Harrison of Elmira. Mass Parley Today On Bus Service A mass meeting of residents of the Sherman pk. Nottingham rd. area, a lodged complaints 'against the new shuttle bus service that began when the Drumiins line A Wednesday, August 13, rs rerouted Aug. 4, will be held Sunday schedule.

in Rockefeller Memorial Methodist church, 953 Cumberland at 8 m. today, The complaints center on discontinuance ot service at 9 p. m. weekdays and the 2-9 p. m.

i 9 47 Syracusan Hurt 1947 In Fall from Tree Nelson, 17. of 217 Stafford Syracuse, is in. Lee Memorial hospital, with possi- ole serious back injuries following Jail from a tree yesterday. YOU GET WITH A RIAL LUBItlCITION originally chosen is no longer available. Police Sgl.

George A. a i was nominated commander for 1947-1048 when the nominating committee hcadnd by 'Past District Chairman Michrtel F. Boland reported at the meeting held in the clubhouse at 843 Ononclaga st. Nominated for vice-commanders were T. Tighe, Edward Miller and Harry A.

Davenport, Jr. George W. Cregg was nominated to serve as adjustant, John L. Sellin. treasurer.

Young Israel to Dedicate 3 Traffic Fines New Synogog, lo $400 Young Israel of Syracuse, one otur.ovement in ihis cily. The first' Judge Truman H. Preston con tin- 60 a i i a chapters of the Na-1 meetings were held in various his anti-speeding crusade vhen tional Council of Young Israel 'homes i a temporary headquar- me'eri out a'lrio of amount- whose headquarters a a 3 W.Uers a establisned at Hebrew; TM iines amount ISth New York cily, i i i E. Genesee st. a i lo 400 a J'ester- cate its new and a a a ave.

Later the group moved day. and club rooms i i the Jewish Educational i i hit was John i 1 of wa.s i i a quarters were inadequate. ding charge and had his 11- In February of this year revoked. It was Gilbert's tions were completed for the i third a i offense in 18 months. chase of the old Pulziger residence! James Bowser of 90S Harrison si.

and Gail Beaver, historian. A i i dedicatory program Five elected members of the post'and open house will be held Sun- executive committee nominated jday at 3 p. m. i flag-raising were Anthony Schirmo. Emerson iceremony by the Jewish War Vct- Undcrwood, Ambrose M.

cantorial music anci speeches Frank Moycr and ,1. Russell Paine.jby notables of ihe a i a Council E. Genesee Saturday and Sun- al 2303 E. Genesee st. these who a with appropriate ceremony.

Model orthodox religious services will be held it 7.45 p. m. Friday and at 9 a. m. Saturday.

A special inv i a i is being extended to i versity and the- services will be replete with congregational singing and special i of the dedication of the Temple in Jerusalem during the reign of King David. at 2200 E. Genesee st. Thru the efforts of Harry Carmen, chairman of the i i committee and William Reisman, co-chairman, the renovation and remodeling of the building have been completed. The post delegation of 31 members of the Onondaga county committee also was i a Probation Violator Gels 3 to 6 Years of Young Guests n-om Now York city i be Elijah Slein.

first vice-president of the council; Moses Hoenig, prominent New York a ney and charier member and past president of the council and Miss Esther Rubins, second vice-presi- Flames Damage Firm's Storeroom A i at the sales and service department, at 700 Erie yesterday was extinguished by firemen from Engine Cos. 5, 6, 14, and Truck 1 yesterday before It had chance to spread the building. Dam- dent of tfie council and leader in Young Israel work. An informal meeting of young adults a was confined to a storeroom i be addressed by Miss i a i i insulation a i a and Probation of Albert S. Shailell.ibefore the opening of the main pro- an i room.

The contents and was i S100 on a speeding charge. His license was revoked i Sept. The Clark third speeder, Camillas was Alvan J. also lined $100. His license was revoked until November.

A net estate of $21,089.4: was left Mrs. D. Summers. A jsyment of small bequests, one- a of the residuary becomes a life rust for. the benefit of a son, Wil- -K.

Summers, 302 Landon ave. The remaining one-half was left iy Mrs. Summers to a Mrs. Elsie C. 307 Montgorn- who also receives house fur- lishings, silverware and bric-a-brac.

The $7.0445.87 eslrte of Kiss Laura Vf. Williams, who died i a A'ill, passes to her sister, Mrs. Gerr Hunt. 120 Parsons Miss -felen B. i i a of Ithaca, niece, ind a i B.

Williams of Chicago, nephew. The nel estale of Joseph F. is $4,806.84. A payments of UOO to each ot two nieces. Mrs.

Alletzha-jser, 633 Carbon ind Mrs. Marjorie Snyder of. Home, he remainder passes to a. nephew, Raymond H. Thomasmeyer, 228 Paul I ive.

OR THE very best lubrication job, done in strict accordance with factory service ipeciBcations, always bring your Mercury to us. Why be satisfied with less, when real Mercury lubrication is so easy to get? Better drive in today! Faitcr service, too--saves you time and money! PAUL T. HENSON INC 825 E. Genesee Street Syracuse, New York Phone GOULET MOTORS INC. 34 B.

Genesee Street Baldwins-vine, New York Phone 51 I A A I I was revoked yesterday and gram. County Judge Leo W. Breed sen- Ihe room were damaged consider- HoPPY Back Po you have the TOLL recti ft's right on the back of every Young Israel of Syracuse was a tcnced him to serve three to sixl'fianizcd 19-14 by a i of. District Chief a Coon said years in Atlica stale prison after men who sousht to a the cause of the i was i pleaded guilty to several "I'd meet someone I shouldn't meet, and drink something I shouldn't drink, and it was nil off," Shaltel said in admitting he was not entitle'd to consideration had been warned he would go to prison in event he violnted his 10-year probation period. Shttell surrendered to probation officers after i to Syracuse from Albany, He said every i a car stopped near the house at ihe Syracuse a air base housing project where he was visiting, he thought the a i i were a him and he decided the thing to do was to surrender, The violation charges were a i lire to report; changing address without consent; a i to support, his wile and two children: giving false information an to his place of employment and ignoring an order- to appear July 27 in children's court.

Death Record i CHARLES BALDWIN. IB. a farmer, died at his home on Avery Lysimricr, Monday i Born at: he survived by a brother, Lewis Baldwin of Services will be conducted at I p. tomorrow at Ihe a i a home, Lysander. Burial i be at, Fleming.

-OKATFIS AT OTOKIt JM.ACHS Oxbow, Tuesday. Mn. Nina Slorlt Lald- Oncldft. Tuesday. James Powers, 65.

St. Monday. AnBtu OiKs. 64. Ma.v'?rin, Monday.

John P. Campbell. 70. Pot.idriin, Monday, Joseph Foiualne. 65.

of MiiKxena. Onclrta. Tuesday. I a Clnrk. 86, Onel'la.

Tuc.i., Mrs. IIIH Clark. 811. a Tuesday, Joser.h H. Wood.

S2. i a Monday, Mrs. 3. Puidy. M.

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Tuesd.iv. Miss aridci-i. Sllnc. Weather Syptcusr i a and htimifl today and tomorrow i scattered a thunder Western New York--Generally i a i but a and humid today and tomorrow i some widely scattered a i i Eastern New York--Fair, a little a and more i a and i today and some; scattered a west and portions tomorrow. Syracuse Weather Temperature reported by; Ihe i States a A I I STATION 2.00 ii a fi.OO s.nt) ii 10.00 ii 12.00 m.

Iliehcst, rn. m. m. m. m.

2.00 p. m. 7 4 4.00 p. in. i p.

in. 7 1 g.0n p. m. ,74 10.03 p. ..83 12.00 p.

m. 8 i 70: a .92. i .80 7 4 82; average same date last year, I avci'iiiic date for 4fi yours, Ii8. Sun -sets today, 3.11. Sun rises tomorrow, li.OO.

lic.htd a vehicles) 8.41 p. in. i I I A a a (Jhlciilo neirnl', -l Vort. Kansas C'lty siiMinim Ml cll.v i i i i i Mo. Louis 73 74 111 63 fr, 7fl lOS 06 72 sn 7:1 (i.t 71 91 Sweet Chocolate only package that carries the recipe for TOLL HOUSE TOLL HOUSE COOKIES CAN BE MADE ONLY WITH The Greatest TASTE in Chocolate (J.

i. Pol. Off. Back Now Taste the Difference! losf March fta on brewing groini and other Ingredienti. Onct again Hoberle woj able fo buy quantities of fi ie grains malt and hops.

Just as we did before the war. And then our brewmaster got to work! You never sc a happier man as he brewed the Haberle Congress Beer and Light according to old formula hii father ond grandfather used for ninety yean. Now pre-wa- Haberle is ot your groeer'j your favorite tiproom and restaurant. Try a glass today. You'll taste the difference the very first mouthful.

Mellow. Rich. Tangy. Try a glass today and ot in A JABERLEJ I A HABERLE pONGRESB BREWING SYRACUSE, N. Tune in "WAY BACK WHEN" on WAGE 6:115 P.M.

Monday Ihrough Salurdoy. Enjoy old-lime dies and memories of a Syracuse Cent By..