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8 THE POST-STANDARD Thursday, July 29, 1948 1 SYRACUSE SAVINGS BANK Salmo at Erie Boulevard Million Bedford Reported Asking 10 Per Cent ef for 1949 in ncreases ADVERTISEMENT Ends Bad Case of Constipation if used to have to take 3 or 4 pills regularly for constipation. Then I mode KELLOGG's ALL-BRAN my brea k- cereal and it proved to be a real If your diet lacks bulk lor journal elimination tat; ati ALL-BRAN day in milk and drink plenty of water. If you not satisftad alter 10 days, ueud empty carton to the Kellogg Co. Battle Creek, and get DOUBLE Y0UR MONEY Order KBLLOGG'8 ALL-BRAN today. Commissioner of i a George H.

Bedford plans wage and salary increases in the 1'949 budget totaling $1,000,000, a re- Liable source reported last night Report Contradicted The source said that Bedford had planned on this amount as long as sight weeks ago and contradicted a report in The Post-Standard last week that Bedford had come out against raises at a meeting ot the board of estimate, Bedford was reported as having, decided on a 10 per ceni; increase of $10,000,000 in the 194B budget devoted to wages and salaries, However, it was pointed out, this cipes not mean that all city employes will receive, a 10 per cent Some will get more and some AGITATION AT CITY HALL The reports about Bedford's thrift stand at the board of estimate meeting caused considerable agitation in city hall and Republican political circles. There were loud denials on the of Bedford and Mayor Frank Costello, However, the average city employe received the report as confirming cronie opinion. Yesterday's revelation of the scheduled plan to devote $1,000,000 to salary and wage increases was seen 35 a boost for Bedford in the eyes of city employes and also as the logical result.of the pressure brought on city, officials during the last three months by the city's AFL groups. COSTELLO STUDYING BUDGET Mayor Costello was reported yesterday to have let it be known he will be to see news reporters for several weeks because he will be studying the budget It was learned yesterday that Fire Chief William Conner's final budget contained requests increases for all' 'fire department personnel as asked by the AFL firemen's union, which seeks a $700 increase for firemen and larger increases lor officer personnel Other department heads, in turning in their budgets, attached letters from individual employes ing the reasons why the employ PREPARE FOR GUEST--Mrs, Amodco Bcrsani, who will be hostess. to Bruno Salalia, Syracuse, Sicily, youth, who will represent Old 1 World Syracuse at 'the Centennial "celebrations, poses with, her sons -ClcIL to right) Armand, Eugene, and Leonard, who will show 1he.

Sicilian Jad typical hobbies and recreational activities of American to Greet Sicilian Tot On Arrival Here for Centennial Little Bruno Salafia; the Syracuse, Sicily, war orphan whose father was killed in Africa and'whose mother died from the ravages of war, wilJ redeive a royal reception when he arrives -next week-to represent the Old World Syracuse at the city's centennial celebrations. When -Bruno steps off the plane at Hancock airport he will 'be met by'the Joseph B. Toomy of Catholic Charities and Mr. and Mrs. Amadeo Bersani of 800 who will greet the lad in his native tongue and who will h'ouse him during his here, As-a band strikes up.

appropriate music, Bersani will escort Bruno to of watting dignitaries where will be introduced to Raymond Agrees To Use Anthracite Sipr-frMur Cfcnt ROMM IMH thought they should be granted certain wage increases, i Impact of these requests on Commissioner Bedford "is believed to have caused him to have temporarily abandoned at the board of estimate meeting his $1,000,000 and salary boost suggestion and to have decided the status quo was the only way in which the taxpayer could the influx of wage and salary demands, Utica Man Held For Grand Jury On Forgery Count Frank A. Costello, 32, of Utica, cleared of any connection with the $26,000 holdup of two Cortland bank messengers, was arraigned in police court yesterday on a first degreej forgery charge. Costello waived examination ot the charge and was ordered held for grand Jury action by'Justice'Wil- liam Bamerick. He was specifically charged with forging a $290 check belonging a Canastota roan, Police said took' the check. After four appearances before City Engineer-Nelson F.

Pitts en charges he violated the smoke abatement law, Isadore Haymond, owner of the SAK building, yesterday settled his case by agreeing to use anthracite. Pitts said he would like to thank Haymond'lor the co-operation he showed in assisting the smoke abatement bureau in working out the problem. When he appeared for yesterday's hearing, Raymond was accompanied coal dealer, who will supply the and a mechanical engineer. William Metzger, who Snow Shovel Theft Nets Junk Dealer Larceny Charge The man who stole a snow shovel in July was arrested.and admitted the theft yesterday. Police charged James Isaac, 745 Almond st, with petit larceny, Junk-dealer Isaac told William Metzger he.

was engaging in h'is business and took the 150 Mayor Frank Costello and Centennial commission members Jerome B. Rustefholta, Crandall Melvin, Richard H. Pass, Mrs, NeUigan, Robert Thomasi Corcoran ana H. Hiram Weisberg. Bruno will then be led before, a battery of microphones where he will hear speeches ot welcome from Mayor Frank J.

Costello and Centennial Commission Chairman Jerome B. Rusterholtz, The mayor will present Bruno with the key to the city At the Bersani's Bruno will experience with a typical American family, He will room with 14- year-old Eugene, a student at Christian Brothers academy, who speaks a little Italian and understands the language, Eugene and his 15-year-old twin Armani and Leonard, will show Bruno around the YMCA and CYO buildings where he will meet other youngsters and enjoy such recreations as swimming, baseball, pong, basketball, tennis and other sports and hobbies enjoyed by American 'boys, "I am used to big 1 Mrs, Bersani stated, "and more will be no trouble at The Bersanis have three other children beside Eugene, Armand, and Leonard. Frank, 21 is a medi- 1 cal student at Syracuse university; Sandra, 22, a graduate ol Mercy- hurst college, Erie, and Mrs. Joseph Falco, who lives at 2508 Salina st Bruno will also have some delicious meals cooked by 1 Mrs. Filpmerip' Veriana.

Bruno's stay promises to be a de- li'ghtful and exciting. one for, besides having taste happy American home life, he will have a large part in the Syracuse Cen- torama in Archbold stadium during Centennial week, Aug. 14 thru Aug. 21, Miss Michaels Sets Pace In Queen Race Miss Betty Michaels has remained in the lead for the Miss Syracuse Centennial title for the third consecutive 685,925 votes, according to the latest tabulation released from Centennial headquarters, 438 3, Warren st. Miss Michaels, however, is being closely pressed by Miss Arlcne Kra- witx of 115 Ramsey ave, who jumped from-third place last week to second place with 681,920 votes, Miss Dorothy-Clark, 416 Salina sL has dropped to third place from second place last, week with votes, In addition, two "dark horse" contestants jumped into top places this week.

They are fourth-placer Miss Beverly Beauchgmp of ,217 May ave, with 626,750 votes, and Miss Jcanette Orzcll of. 508 "Wilkinson who made iiith. place with 439,00 votes, Meanwhile, it has been announced that the Arthur Murray dance 1 studios will award the winner a complete course in ballroom which begins Aug, 10, the day the oi the contest is Centennial Contestant Models Wooden Nickel Bathing Suit noounced. The contest closes Aug. 7, This week's tabulation is as follows: Betty Michaels, 200 Euclid Ariene Krawilz, 115 Ramsey ave.

Dorothy Clark, 416 Salina st, Beverly Beauchamp, 217 May aye, Jeannctte Orzelt, SOfl Wilkinson st Gloria Mellacc, 728 Laurel 347.050; Margaret Csiga, Camillus, RD Betty Lue, Alvord, 512 First at, Liver-pool, Janet Crandall, 1124 Colvin st, Peggy Hayes, 40S Orchard rd tl Solvay, Rose Marie Messere 103 i Sixth st Solvay, Ann, Ma honey. 220 Brampton rd. Gloria Marr lino, 111 Glass Dorothy Jensen, 1058 Onondaga at, Betty J. Tarbell, .108 Jackson 167,530, Other tabulations remain about the same. Firemen Smother Blaze Threatening To Ignite Gasoline Co, 18, directed by Capt Oren Haines, extinguished a gas pump fire at the White Sar Fuel Mrs, Bishop Misses Mr.

Syracuse Quiz Called last night by Elliott Gove of WSYH and asked the $4,000 jackpot question "Who is Mr, Syracuse? 11 Mrs! A. Bishop ot 12 Maple Marcellus, Jailed to identify the man of mystery. Mrs, Bishop will be sent a consolation prize ol $1. She was writer of the best letter received up to noon yesterday, in the opinion of the judges in the Mr, Syracuse contest. Another call will be made tomorrow night by Gove on Club 570, between 6,15 and 6,40 p.

to the writer of the best letter received at WSYB before noon today. Contestants are writing 25 word or less completions to the state- ''Syracuse Industry makes Syracuse great because Con- pound shovel from the Borrowman a Farm Su PP Co 1524 gas station, 2180 Erie Monday. Isaac said he thought it was junk. said Costello also admitted six other Bets i mon Hymes and Howard thefts of and one other forgery, revealed Costello had no. connection with the Cortland stickup engineered by two bandits.

learned Costello, while serving part of a 10-year sentence in Canada on a grand larceny MoJter Models $209.75 up EASY TERMS Now, store over 45 packages ef frozen foods--for weeks) Lower compartment stores more food, btntr than before, sornt Icitthtn ft today. 4th Floor 416 South Saiino ADVERTISEMENT Wl CALLOUSES Actvtl fbowiAgiwo fluny firrt application At aH price WEMETT'S SALVE Pedro St.LwAngtlti IS, Calif. ADRS FARK HYDE Momnttin these dirondack Ttsort Lodf en Amerlean MIDNIGHT FALSE ALARM Three fire companies--Engines 31 17 nnd Truck to alarm 33,02 today S. Midler aye. and Glencove rd, Patrolman Bernard Weber investigated.

charge, had been sought by; the federal- bureau of investigation as a draft Costello was arrested Thursday night; Driver in Crash To Face Charge A skid which carried his car completely across four-lane Houte 5 into, the path 'of an oncoming tractor-trailer, resulted in Paul Karagosian of 916 Onondaga ave. being given a summons for reckless driving early yesterday. Payner of 126 Gage et, a passenger in the car, was taken- to SI for treatment of scalp lacerations. Both the summons and transportation to the by Deputies Yale Cummings and Eugene Beebe, The-hauling unit was'driven by Earl Jacobs of Corfu, traveling east. The auto driver told the deputies he started to pass a car when the skid began.

1 i i i .11 i i i mm ii Camp Fire Girls To Present Play Camp Fire Girls day campers are presenting a adramatic production, 1 for their mothers friends at Thornden park at 2 p. ra tomorrow The 40-day campers have chosen the Indian name Cheskcharnay (We Are Friends). Junior Counselors Miss Ruth Tierney and Miss Marie Eger are in charge of the play. Each Wednesday the day campers are taken io Camp Talooali, the Camp Fire Girls' summer camp near Pennellvilte, for swimming and picnicking. Mrs.

Edward Eger, 116 Belle director of the day camp. Anti-Sour Puss Clambake Aug. 17 The Anti-Sour Puss club will have its annual clambake at John North- Syracuse club head Nick Peters announced yesterday. The session will open at 2 p. m.

with brunch, consisting of clam chowder, clam broth and raw clams, The main bake will be served at 5 PftLpra ftlo annouiKfd Hint nual incmbership are being collected from club members. The club roster filled and no new members arc being taken at present, Shipley arrested A resident near the gas station obUined the license- number of Isaac's truck when he spotted the man taking the tool. The shovel, valued at of the homemade variety and belonged to Gale Borrowmajn of Baldwinsville, according to Shipley and afternoon before.the blaze could spread to 1,000 gallons of gas In 1 an underground tank. Caused by a short circuit, the fire started ivhUe the pump was being operated to fill a gas truck, The blaze scorched the building and an overhanging roof a few feet from the tank air A shipment of 500 gallons of gas delivered to the statiton early this week to bring the tank Joad to over 1,000 testants'now have two sound effects clues to work on in addition to the basic clue which is as follows: "Hup two three, 83 alone with time for company, (X, I'm sorry to say, this year I'm Chicago, LA," Bishop was the second per- sen called in the Mr. Syracuse contest George Roberts of 318 i glewood ave.

was called Monday night and failed in guess Mr, Syracuse's proper identity, WOODEN NICKEL QUEENTM lyiiss Minnie Monterville models the latest style in bathing suits made of issued 1 in connection with Syracuse's Con- tclllan Year and Centoramn" Aug, 14 thru 21, Speedup Reported On Zoning Cases As the result oi a heated meeting attended yesterday by city officials, including Corporation Counsel Lyle W. Hornbeck and City Engineer Nelson Pitts, action is expected to be taken on moving to police, court a backwash of zoning violation cases. Councilman-aUlarge Alfred- Haight (D) announced during the day he as watching with interest, the. developments in the zoning Something, really new in bathing suits of wood is modeled by Miss-Minnie Monterville of 3021 Grant a contestant in "Miss 'Centennial" contest The wood' is a collection of wooden nickels issued by the Syracuse Centennial commission as part of the'' overall promotion the city's 100th anniversary observance, which is climaxed Aug, 14 thru 21 with the show of the century, the "Syracuse Centorama," at Archbold Miss MontervilJc modejs the two issues ol wooden nickels, the American Native series and the Centennial series, Sixty thousand nickels have -been issued in two weeks with great public acceptance in Syracuse stores and restaurants, Wooden nickels, are just as good as United States coin for they are redeemable at value at any Syracuse bank. The Syracuse Centennial com- TM mission issues the nickels not only as stunt and fund raising medium, but as souvenirs to be kept in remembrance of Syracuse's 100th anniversary and the largest spectacle.

"Syracuse Cen- tbrama," ever presented in this section. It is suggested that Syracusans keep one or more of each series issued and send a series to Iriends and relatives out of town as advetv for Syracuse, which observes its Centennial with the slogan "United In Progress; 1 Voting by Strikers 9 Ruled Out at F-J Ruled ineligible in the May 6 bargaining agent election at the Frazer i Jones Splvay plant by a recent NLRB decision are 167 of the CIO Steelworkers union who voted under a board challenge, company officials said yesterday, The challenged voters' union was not included on the ballot because union leaders had signed the Tafi-Harlley non-Communist affidavit, The 167 striking eniployes were permitted to vote with the NLRB reserving A challenge for a later decision by its regional director in Buffalo. The regional director ruled last week members of the Steel Workers Independent union, formed by non- stnkirig employes in the final' days the strike, were bonafide em- Ansco Panda Camera 4,89 Ansco Ansco AnscoSliur 5,18 Exptrt PhotofinisfciM HENDR1CKS Central New York's Largest Photographic Supply House, Opposite Qnondaga Hotel 339 S. Warren St. Summer Store Hours Monday 9:30 A.

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to 5:30 P. M. CLOSED SATURDAYS ployes. The ruling included replacements hired by the firm to fill jobs left 'by workers who- went on picket lines. Strikers who were, replaced were" ruled to, be no longer employes of the With ballot counting showing the new union a two to one choice of voting workers, last week's ruling is tantamount to deciding the election.

The board will open the ballots here Tuesday. E. F. i I I A INC ROOFING CONTRACTORS FOR 27 YEARS Roofs Eftimottt 675 S. Saline Phone 6-5347 Our Kev Screenful F0r Old or cases.

Chicago Park Official Lauds Parking Plan of Metropolis Fabian Kardes, superviser of one of Chicago's six park districts, is spending a few days in Syracuse as guest of Harry D. Snyder, 112 Rbxbury rd, They have a common interest in the fact that Kardes' son, married daughter Ruth, a graduate of Eastwood high school He brings an interesting story about the 115 parks of his home.city; said they haye their own police and their own tax budget. They have their grand show places, but a very important part is filled by playgrounds. TJheir guiding principle is to provide year- round recreation within of those who need it mosi Each important park has its field house for a wide program oi recreatoinal and educational activities, including music, the drama and dance. Marines Forming Centennial Unit Local marine corps recruitiing men joined the Centennial move yesterday with an announcement that recruits are being signed for the Syracuse Centennial Platoon for shipment from here Monday morning.

Twenty-one men have been signed for the platoon. Application for the platoon will be accepted until Friday, The platoon will go thru the ten week "boot" training period at Parris Island, S. C. intact. Applicants 'have ordered full speed ahead Jn'process- ing the cases reported by yesterday's Post-Standard as pending over-long.

Outboard Motor Reported Stolen Theft of an $85 outboard motor and a $10 electric drill was Lo police yesterday by John Smith, 301 Benmngton em- ploye at For'sythe Motors, 525 Genesee i Wandering Tot Struck by Auto Three-year-old Arthur. ShattelT of Fairmount who apparently left a sandpile in front of 1414 N. State st to wander in the street, suffered bruises and contusions when he was hit by a car about 8 m. yesterday. No summons was issued lo Maurice Scheemaker, Hastings RD 1, driver of the car, Arthur was taken to Onondaga General hospital where he was treated for the injuries to his'left eye-and left shoulder and released.

Patrolmen Donald King and SUGAR BARREL TOBACCO r' FOR 1 OU Vacation Smoke MANNING'S OF SYRACUSE 331 South Warren Street Smith told Patrolman- -Emil Kocher that the property taken from a garage in the Charles Heath investigated. Genesee st, used car lot. He discovered it when he reported to work yesterday morningyhe said. share in working out the city's car parking They have provided central parking areas; merchants of "the loop' 1 have subsidized a cheap bus service to bring customers to their doors. One result of improved parking! is, that one can drive expeditiously the whole width of the city.

Kardes said that one can cross Chicago far more rapidly than some of the smaller cities he drove thru to; get to. in normal health, The applicants must have consent to join the corps, The platoon will leave Syracuse from the New York Central railroad station about 8,30 m. State Accountants To Meet Saturday Members of the Central New York chapter, of the Empire State of Public Accountants will attendSa meeting in Schenectady Saturday for the organization of the Capital District chapter. Expected highlight of the meeting is announcement of results of a survey conducted among accountants on a house of representatives bill to restrict preparation of income lax statements to certified (public accountants, lawyers, and persons holding treasury certifi- Woman Grasps Tot, Crashes Into truck When she reached for her-baby who the seat next to her, Mrs, Yefia Herr. of 129 Gorland ave drove her car into a parked truck at Taylor and State yesterday police Neither was injured 1 in the smashup, Mrs, Herr told Patrolman Bernard Krick she lunged for'the child 3ust as she off Taylor stMnto- Slate sL 'The parked truck fs owned Robert Willson ol 1017 State-st, reported.

Hoffman Workers Save $1,400 Week With 250 employes in the plan savings of United States-Hoffman Machinery Corp, workers in the plant's new "pay day savings 1 exceed $1,400 a week, the firm reported yesterday. Average weekly savings are $5,75, for each person the plan. The, company sends the. total amount of: employes' authorised savings to a Syracuse bank weekly, -money is credited to dividual interest bearing accounts, S. savings bonds a re thru, the, plart.

The firm said the of participating employes has increased each week since the plan's inauguration. EXPERT Truss Fitting ELASTIC HOSIERY and Health Garments For Men and Women Wheel Chairs BEDS mi Sick Boom Supplier John P. ReiUy 1024 fill DU1 4-tttJ GREAT SAVINGS MIDSUMMER SALE P. GARDEN AID TRACTORS Regular" Price, $238.00 SALE PRICE $195.00 COME AND GET THEM' WHILE THEY WHITE STAR Fuel and Form Supply Co. Ihc, 1524 VALLEY DRIVE Phones 9-2327, 9-1328 McNetttoFete Onondaga GOP Members of the town of' daga Republican- committee.will be guests; of Charles McNett, GOP county chairman, at a dinner meeting at.

Hotel-Syracuse McNett said there -is "no agenda" ank Sout Meridian, won for the get-together, which will be CAE CONTEST WINNERS James of 70 North st, Mareellus, tied for third place 1 in the junior division of the Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild model car building Contest which, was judged in New York city, William of social nature and, lor the purpose of discussing the impending fall campaign. honorable mention. Judging awards were announced by Ford Frick, president of the National Baseball (league, ENGRAVfD VISITOR FROM (right), a supervisor ol the Chicago park system, tells his host. Harry Snyder, that he can drive across his home city more rapidly than in some cities ol 200,000, TKe survey, made in 130 Cities, summarized accountant' reaction as unfavorable. Attending the meeting from Syracuse will be Seaborn N.

Vinces, president the local chapter, Kenneth S. Baker. Herman Mau, and Howard TealL They will also attend the state executive committee meeting, Rev. Christine Eddy Dies in Rochester The Rev. Christine Eddy, a native of Pulaski, died yesterday in Rochester, She resided in Syracuse for many years and was pastor of Universalist church in Elmira for 25 years, She lectured in Syracuse often, Surviving are a -sister, Mrs, Carrie Miller of Rochester, and several i ho at 2 p.

tomorrow jn ihfi John nftral home, Burial wilt be in Okwoori cemetery. Calling hours arc from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 m. loHny, FULL LINE Lee Hots $7.50 to $12.50 WELCH THE HATTER 114 W. Washington ADVERTISEMENT No Nitty TUN Tfthltt Form to Tito ADVERTISEMENT CUB CHARTER Lascell, left, field scout presented the chatter of Pack 104, Cub Scouts, to' Louis second Tvom right, Cub muster, nl corcmonlos held Iwt nfght, EnboH, Gundn8no.N*cnnri from left; dmt chief, nnrl Robnrl Trepa," right, Cub Scout, witnessed the presentation. The paclc, which has 23 charier members is sponsored by SU Si-ophen's Catholic church," Geddcs st The presentation was made bclore 50 parents and Worry, of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Erritoting? Don't be embarrassed by loose false teeth dropping or 5011 talk or laueh, Just tprinfcle a littli FASTEETH on your piatw, This powder glvc remarkable sense of added comfort and security by -holding Pbtea more firmly.

No gummy, gooey, pap ty taste or It's alkaline (non-acid) FAOTEFTk at any drug PROMOTED TO SERGEANT Corp: Robert Tallman, 128 Cornstock has been promoted to sergeant, A member ot 79fith with heattquarLarfi In man Is among enlisted nt the B8ih infantry division who training for two weeks at Pine Camp,.