Dunkirk Evening Observer from Dunkirk, New York • Page 4

PAGBFOUB (N.Y.) EVENING OBSERVER, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8,1946 THE STRRTIIC POIilT accent at bank. Even if you think can't wt anything aside you-should at least open on account awd fry. Many find that once A'ey have on account, there a constant urge to keep it growing wM pwfedic addi- tioni. Jfou wHI welcome 01 a depositor. THE LAKE NALBANK THE WEATHER Date: Tuesday, Oct.

8. Condition: Partly Cloudy. The temperature range during the last 24 hours was between 47 and 59 degrees. Wind velocity during last 24 hours, in miles per hour: Maximum, 17 at 7 p. m.

Minimum, 3 at midnight. Sun sets today at 5:48 p. rises tomorrow at 6:25 m. All data furnished by government observers at -the Dunkirk- Fredonia Forecast: Generally fair, slightly cooler tonight. Wednesday fair and continued cool.

CITY and VICINITY SEEK ARMY PLANES TO ASSIST COAST GUARD, VOLUNTEERS AS HOPES FADE FOR TWO SAILORS Two Day Search Fails to Disclose Any Cltiei of PitUburgh Attorney, Companion. RED WHITE--14-oz. Bottles CATSUP 2 bottles t- SUPERSOFT TOILET TISSUE 3 folls 20c SUPERDRY PAPER TOWELS 3 rolls 25c WHEATIES 2 packages 19c BED WHITE FOOD STORES "The Bctt the Market AfforoV' Member of Force for Last 28 Years, Died At Monday Evening. Insurance AUTOMOBILE FINANCING PLANS and SURVEYS KAISER OUTS Co. Incorporated 425 Central Ave.

Phone 3457 Dunkirk, N. Y. The city of Dunkirk lost one of its veteran policemen Monday evening when Patrolman Edward S. Luczkowiak, a member of the force for the last 28 years, died at- his residence. 13 Middle road.

The policeman, who was to report for duty at 8 p. m. Monday, look a nap during the afternoon. When the family ready for 4he evening meal at 6 o'clock, an effort was made to the patrolman and it was then discovered he had died in his sleep. City Officer Edgar.

Bieb- who announced a heart attack was the cause': oi death. Mr. Luczkowiak was dead only a short time when his body: was discovered. Born in "Poland Sept. 8, 1875, he came the United States with his parents and had resided in Dunkirk for the last 60 years.

On March 14, 1912 Luczkowiak was named a special police officer. On June 1, 1912 he was appointed as regular special officer and on Jan. 1, 1913 as a regular patrolman on the force. He was a member of Hyacinth's church, of the Police Benevolent association of New York state, of the Dunkirk Exempt firemen's association. He was a former member of Lake City Hose 3 and was a former second assistant fire chief.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Mary Luczkcwiak: three daughters. Mrs. Paul Bielat. Mrs.

Felix Czekanski and Mrs. William Hackman six sons. Aloysius, Leonard. Stanley. Clement.

Joachim and James Luczkowiak; a sister. Mrs. Josephine Bialaszewski; a brother. Symon Luczkowski of Buffalo. Nine grandchildren also survive.

FIRE PREVENTION IS DISCUSSED AT ROTARY MEETING IN DUNKIRK Patronize union barter Posting Signs; Dunkirk Printing Co. --Oat straw wanted. Call 588 Frcconia, --For sale, grapes on vine. Inquire M. Verton, 715 Monroe St.

--Land Posting' Signs; Dunkirk Printing Co. --Niagara Call 589 Fredonia. For rent', a house. A. Geiger, Fredonia, 293-R.

--Wanted, a pah- of used French doors. Phone 376J Fredonia. Wanted, grape pickers. Ernest Best, 200 Seymour Fredonia. --For sale, small two-wheel bicycle and 12 gauge gun.

Phone 3272.. -Used bicycles, boys' and girls', bargain prices. "Goodyear." 4 For rent, modern six room house. Water St, Fredonia. --For sale, 1935 Dodge sedan, A-l condition, good tires, 426 Woodrow Ave.

sale, 20 ft. fully equipped house trailer, reasonable for quick sale- 135 W. 2nd. --Fall pigskins at Sideys. Table cut in cork, natural brown and black.

and 52.98. --Apartment rent, 4 rooms and bath heat and light furnished, adults only. Tel. 4587. --Land Signs; Dunkirk PrintingCo.

'--Rugs bound. Upholstering. R. McMulleri, 130 Central Ave. Phone 5428.

r--For sale, man's top coat, ex- condition, size 42. Gall Dunkirk 7 3884 after 6 p. m. --Two female bull "terrier pups for sale at reduced prices. Call 206 Beaver St.

Phone 2473. --Special, hats at reduced prices. Fur, felt and velvet hats made to order. Humphrey's, 4th St. --First at Sideys Reversible quilt house coats at Huge swivel skirt Sizes 14 to 20.

--Fall curtain. special Oct. 14- Nov. 9. Inc.

Fading hopes-for, the rescue; of two Pittsburgh missing -'in their 18-foot sailboat on Lake Erie ofl 'Dunkirk Sunday were kept alive today largely, through lack of concrete evidence tne men have perished. Guard- headquarters Buffalo said, an effort is being made to obtain permission to use Army airplanes assist tho widespread search the lakes The pair, James M. Graham Jr. 49-year-old Pittsburgh -attorney, and his companion, Thomas Darcy. 25.

left Dunkirk about 8 a. m. Sunday 18-foot sailboat for one-last cruise before hauling the -craft out of the water for the "winter. They have not been seen or. heard from since.

Four coast guard patrol boats from the Buffalo two -airplanes manned by volunteers numerous fishing tugs the surface of the lake between Dunkirk and -Buffalo'" Monday-; Captain W. 'S. McQueen the sand freighter reported a derelict sau- boat' approximately Silver. Creek, abcrut 6:30 No Trace Found--- coke costs a- ton- DIED MR. EDWARD S.

LUCZKOWIAK Oct, 7. 1MO al Uc family homr. 13 Middle road, after a brief illness. Born in Poland: came to this country his parents and resided at Dunkirk. N.

Y. for 60 years. Member of St. Hvacinth's church, served with the Dunkirk Fo- Hcc force for 2S years. Member of Police Benevolent association of Y.

State. He was a former member of Lake City Hose Co. No. 3 and a former second assistant fire chief also a member of Exempt Rmnen. Husband of Mrs.

Mar? Lucxktmiai, father of Mrs. Fanl Alovsius, leonard. Stanley. Clement, Joachinx James Mrs. Felix Czckanski, Mrs.

Wlliaia Hackman Brother of Mrs. Josephine Bialasrewskl, of this city, of BafTalo. Y. Nine grandchildren also survive. The fsncral Is to be held Friday momhic at with brief services at the family home, 13 Middle road, and at St.

Hyacinth's charch at 9 o'clock. Interment to follow hi the family plot in St. Hyacinth's cemetery. JOHN MACKOWIAK HJNEEAL SERVICE SUPERIOR SERVICE BXPKRT DELIVERY WOEK1 ON TIME' Or-flw REASONABLE PRICB8! DUNKIRK PRINTING CO. Fire prevention was the theme lot the regular weekly luncheon program ot the Dunkirk Rotary club which met this noon at Barberry House- Samuel Casale was program chairman.

Fire Chid Joseph Stegcr of Dunkirk discussed the observance nationally of fire prevention week- He pointed out io his listeners that the annual' fire loss figures in Dunkirk' have been showing a i gradusl decrease during the last half decade. ft Hamilton, district representative lor the insurance underwriters. the principal speaker. He cited various ways of preventing lire losses and stated Ihc cigarette is the cause of the greatest single loss from Construction of modem homes is dcsipied prevent, as much as possible, loss by Krc, ho said. FINDLAY NAMED FOR SUPREME COURT BENCH Buffalo, Oct S--(UP)--The Democratic parly today designated Francis T.

Findlay, prominent Niagara Falls attorney, as its nominee for justice of the sutawne court in the eighth judicial dis- li elcdod, Findlay would rc- Supreme Court Jostke Charles S. Desmond of Buffalo, who received the Democratic stale convention nomination for associate judge of the court of appeal': to succeed Jbge Charles B. Sears ot Buffalo. The 'Republican candidate is Assemblyman Foster Piper of Hamburg. LETTERHEADS ttat wfe a favorable itnsrcsssco.

2261. Smith Lumber and Coal Co. --Your roof worry is our business. For an estimate on a' new roof, phone 2261, Smith Lumber --For sale, 1-2 ton Chevrolet truck, 1931, 'recently overhauled and painted, in good condition, will sacrifice. 18 Third St, Lily Dale, N.

Y. --For rent, upper apartment, 701 Washington 5 rooms and bath, fine Inquire 701 Washington, upper apartment --Rent a modern up-to-date typewriter by day, week or month. Miller Office Equip. Supply 114 E. 4th St --Heat your home with oil.

Rex oil as low as per month. J. L. Britz Phone 201, Fredonia. --New dresses brightened with golden jewelry and lady like shirrings.

Price $7.98 at Sideys. Sizes to 42. --If you want to get away from cranking, get one of our new "Willards." Bremer Battery Service, 20 W. Second street --For rent house on Pennsylvania available Nov. 1.

Also small apartment, unfurnished or furnished, with Frigidaire. Inquire 1049 Central. --We can bring out the life and btaury of your fall coat suit or dress by our Swiss method dr cleaning. Valone's. 328 Main SI, phone 2008.

Call for and delivery service Irec. --Fill your coal bin now at fall prices, Philadelphia and Reading laundered sizes. Smith Lumber and Coal 802 Main St --Frocks that sparkle brilliants, highly colored beads on rayon crepes for $8.98 at Sideys. Sizes to 42. --Alicnbrand coal and coke.

For 38 years employed by Dunkirk Builders. Office 222 Brigham call 2049 for coal, coke, all kinds roofing, sice wall shingles, and icpf repairs, cement, plaster. brack, etc. Despite' 1 -the long -search; trace, of the missing its iil- fated'passengers had b.een reported. up until noon today.

Nor had the boat, reported by the'Fitzger- ald been' sighted again. Other hopes that the men'might have been picked up by a westbound boat not equipped with radio dimmed as no word came from -any ports west of-Dunkirk. Guard heaqlquarters ii) Buffalo reported the patrol boats are today seeking a clue of. sonie; kind which might '-solve of the boat's disappearance. It is very to; spot: flotsam.in A vigil 'was set up all along tne shore -from in the belief the wind might to the.beach something to show-Avhat had ibappenea to the Coast officials expressed belief the.mostlike- ly "place for something to drift in is between Irving -'and Sturgeon Point.

Water-front men here doubted the light centerboard boat sink. Because" there is no proof- that the derelict boat reported by the Fitzgerald -is the missing craft, others have begun a search along the beach -west of Dunkirk. A boat which may 'have been 'the lost craft was reported' seen far off Dunkirk about 1 tiay, under full sail Was Excellent Sailor Mr. Graham was considered an excellent sailor local yachtsmen and had been known to i handle his boat easily in weather which kept-other small craft tied 7 to moorings. There was some belie! Monday that he might-'have anchored to ride out the blow which sprung up suddenly about 1:30 p.

m. Sunday. As the wind dropped late Monday and there still was no trace of the boat or the men this hope, too, faded away. Mrs. Graham.

Mrs. Charles Sellman. who is Mr. Graham's sister, and Robert D. Ferguesoii, a friend of the family, arrived here from Pittsburgh Monday night and are staying at the Van Buren Lodge while! the search goes on.

Mr. Graham-is a member-of tne law "firm "of Patterson. Crawford. Arnsberg and Dunn and Mr. is employed by the Jones Laughlin company of Pittsburgh.

Mrs. Nellie Yockum Hanged Women's Rest Room.After 4'O'clock Monday Afternoon The body of Mrs. Louis Yocktrm, 44, of 1135 Central avenue, was found hanging from a'rafter in the women's restroom at the fair grounds at 7:30 this "morning by her husband who had. reported her missing from home since 4 o'clock Monday afternoon. State police as well as local police were conducting a search for the woman and investigators even went into the fair grounds but neglected to look in the rest room which was believed to be locked.

A thorough search of every other part of the-grounds wa conducted, however, but no trace of the woman was found. This morning, Mr. Yockum notified police that, he had found his wife's" body hanging in the brick rest room. The coroner was notified, immediately and took charge of the body'. Mrs.

Yockum, it was said, had been ill for several years. She is survived besides her by three brothers, Fran! Chase of Cherry Creek, George Chase of Oil City. and.Lester Chase of South Dayton; one sister Mrs'. Wright of Dunkirk. REGISTER TOMORROW I 15'Polling Places In City Open At 10 a.

Close At 10 p. rn. LIQUOR LICENSE FOR HOTEL OF KESTAUHANT Notice is hereby given that license number HL-33697 has been issued to the undersigned to sell liquor at wstaU ia a restaurant under the Alcofool Beverage Control law at 243 lake Shore DTJVC, East, 3ty of Dunkirk. Chaistauqiia in which licensed premises arc located for oti nrcmis.cs LOUIS -FALLEN. 243 Lake Shore Dr.

Adv. Dunkirk. 3C. Y. SIEKL DROPS DOWN Buffalo, Oct peralJons in the Buffalo district; dropped back 2 and 1-2 points to 90 3-2 per cent of capacity today after holding at a new 1940 peak over She The Hcpzfttii: Steel corporation plar.t 1 was feNxd to shut dwa an ssper.

3 beartta furnace for The appearance of a small sail- boat entering the Dunkirk harbor: shortly after 2 o'clock this" afternoon "sent the waterfront into humming activity as hopes were aroused that it might be the craft in which two Pittsburgh residents had been missing since early Sunday morning when they left here in an 18-foot boat A large crowd had congregated at the Central avenue wharf but when the sailboat docked it was discovered that aboard were not the missing James Graham and Thomas Darcy but a Buffalo party on its way the lake. Those aboard, knowing the Pittsburghcrs were missing, watched the lake from Buffalo to Dunkirk but saw no trace of tie missing craft MISSING BOY FOUND BY INTELLIGENT DOG Ellington, Oct 8--Intelligence of a dog which directed its master to the rescue of a missing two-year-old boy provided story which 5s making the rouncs of this community today. Farmer Bigclow, who lives on BcntJey HolJ, was surprised at the antics of his dog. The animal repeatedly grabbed at its masters clolhinc and hands and appeared to be telling him to head for the wooes. Finally, alter trying to drive the dog Mr.

Bigclow followed 31 and the animal him to woods'far up at -one en a of the farm where it join? with the Irvin 1cmard farm. There, securely caught a barbed fence, was the two-year-old Mr. and'Mrs. Frank LcBaron-: The dos tamed against its master an fl ii was with difficulty that Mr. Bigclow was able to approach the child and remove him frot.i the wire.

InvcsB.calwn disdcscd as child had been missing fe some time, cask was approaching and frantic search was being made tut Mr, had not heard it fee scarrttsis had I reached at ts Personal registration in the city of Dunkirk for the Nov. 5 general election begins Wednesday with the 15 polling places opening at a. m. and remaining open until 10 p. m.

The same hours will prevail on Thursday, Oct. 10, and Friday, Oct. 18. while on the final day, Saturday Oct. 19, the hours "will be from 1 a.

m. to 10 p. m. Ordinarily registration is held on.two consecutive Fridays and Saturdays but because of Columbus day, Oct. 12, the shift was made this year.

Only those who register will be eligible to vote in the November election An unusually heavy registration is looked for this year since presidential balloting, will take place Nov. 5. Leaders of Republican and Democratic parties today joined in urging citizens to register as early as-possible-during the first two days-to reduce the congestion which always prevails on the final two days. Women in particulai as well as men who are not employed are requested to: visit.the polls during the early morning and early afternoon hours leaving other periods for workers who wish to stop in on their way to or from their places of employmen- The registration- total in Dunkirk an 1939 was 6.425 white the last nresidential year, 1936. it was ,493: the Want Ads daily.

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