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LEGAL NOTICE. Legal Notice. -will received by tte Purchasing Agent ol RenBsetaer C-ounty on the Oth day of July, 1951, at 10:00 o'clock In the forenoon it Use Rengselaer County Court House, corner of Congress and Second Troy, York, for the following equipment: But Station, to be located at Pawling Sanatorium and will bo operated by remote control over a. pair leased telephone from the Sheriff's at Troy The baee station transmitter-receiver and power supplies shall be mounted in an appropriate enclosed rack type raounUn- The rack shall be Installed on the floor of the penthouse atop the building, at post- tlon under the elevator penthouse. Tbe antenna ahall be supported by a pipe mast with a diameter of not less than two inches at the top.

The mast shall be made of galvanized iron and shall be seamless. The length of the pipe mast will be 30 ieet. The antenna ahall be secured to the roast with clamps spaced not Jess than three feet apart. The mast shall be supported at the base by an iron support of appropriate thickness fastened to the brick wall of the elevator housing A clamp shall secure the mast to the elevat housing at a poirn Just below the roof power for the transmitter-receiver will bo obtained from the floor below the nent- uks he necessar Power line shall be Installed by properly licensed personel Tbe remote control console shall conta'n a aseter for Indicating the audio line level ihall have a speaker built within the console and ehall have en Indicator in con- iprmance with the Federal Communicatioi Commission regulations. Mobile Stations 6 to be supplied complete with all mounting accessories, microphone, control head and control cables and primary power cables necessary for Instal lation.

Seville Fifty ampere, generators shall volt Leece supplied for mobile installation. Installation (3) 1918 Chevrolet Sedans 9 Chevrole panel truck '(2) 1950 Ford eedans, six cylinder All equipment as required above will con iorm insofar as possible wita the attached jlectrical ape cine at Ions. All Installation the above equipment shall conform with th accepted best engineering practices an. where necessary shall be iS accordance wit THE TIMES RECORD, TROY, N. FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1951.

Impregnated or equal All shall tinned copper unless othervrtrse ipecifled. The power cable conductors between bat- ery and transmitter shall be of copper wire "stranded, and shall have sufficient rosa section to Insure negligible drop under oad. The cables shall be extra flexible, have approved waterproof insulation, and, hall be designed to withstand thi abrasive conditions which art normally found in' mobile installations. All Inter-connecting cables to the transmitter-receiver unit shall nave connectors of tha quick type vnii positive locking. antenna connection shall be Type AN.

9. Microphones: The mobila microphones snail be oJ the mi.itary palm type, with push-to-talk leaf type spring return switch. The microphone cord be wired directly Into the control lead, and shall be multi-conductor self re- tinsel wire rubber covered cord. Microphone shall ilngle button carbon. 10.

Minimum Performance Standards- Where specific values tre not given In these specifications, the equipment shall equal or exceed the minimum standards of tne Radio Association. PM Base Station Transmitter: Frequency: 38.is mcs. Power Output: 60 watt, nominal. Spurious Emission: --70 db. Harmonlm Emission: --60 db Frequency Stability: 750 cycles.

Deviation: -f. jts (for Distortion at 1,000 cpa: maximum. Mrs. Ella 820 Hiver 2db. giving full type numbers.

Descrlptiv pamphlets shall accompany your bid civ-Ire complete technical specifications. Only me rent production shall ba offered and CUr -Audio Input: -r- --2 db. Th a mooile transmitters 'shall have the same performance and limits baae gtat transmitter, except that the normal power output be 30 watts nominal. )i nst fnlaneous devlaUon control devlcs shall Included tn the speech circuit ol each transmitter to limit tho Instantaneous oeviation of the carrier frequency to a maximum value of 15 kilocycles each side. This device eha.1! permit substantially modulation of the transmitter under normal In and shall prevent over on under types of modulation a either continuous or transient.

em Intelligibility shall remain un- anectea or shall Improvement during periods of less than modulation, and overall distortion shall be less than for audio imputs of over normal. The deviation control shall be adjustable to allow maximum deviations from 7 to 15 kc. InstantaneouB Deviation Control Operation tnail hold over a temperature range of --30 to degrees C. 11. Operation and AH shall ba provided with a' is.s metering socket.

All transmitter shall be property ifounted and 1 Starting At 13 She Was Organist For 45 Years At Grace Methodist Seventy years ago Clark Blake, 83, of Street Grace Methodist Church. She 13 years old at the time and there were one hundred persons in the class with her, all of whom joined the church on that Sunday, July 5, 1881. As young as she was, she also began to play the organ for church services. 'The church sanctuary was "then in. The component parts of all recei transmitters, and associated power Bup a tO tba foUowte 1.

Condensers: All mica, ceramic, and oU filled condensers shall operate at S55S paper rated In accordance with 107 Electrolytic C0 hlsh 1, uaJ and their hall Hmlted to applications where other con- They shall operate densers cannot serve. leas of their for continuous duty ranee Bha11 be -20 degree degrees C. They Bhail pass a TMu'Jl de at rated conditions with voltage on and off for five minute intervals ca aclt rs shall be designed and Tirr? I rdance with RMA Standards REC 115. Paper capacitors, other- approved shall be hermetically sealed metal cased, oil Impregnated, and filled to RMA Standard 235. 2.

Crystals: shall ba of the selector switch. lints shall be prooerly marked. The Metering positions shall be pro- test 0 "Sht out to the" test'socket" Metering shall be readily accomplished with a stand- v. 5 ohra IF v-' aua.il vided to mdlcade power amplified current lor each tube, power amplifier grid Bd Ertd current ln tbe multiplier 5 out ut clrcult eha lacluda an a snail extend sufficiently above and below 6 band Ilmlts insure definite Indication of clrcultresonance In all stages shall be pro- across Sixth a building directly Ayenue from the degrees crystal shall w. thermal bs ma: Plated type holders and sd at any temperatura from --30 to degrees c.

Complete Ithstond. RMA drop, conjunction with, the' oven" wucn operating without an oven shall have a -stability of not less than plus or minus 0.002% at mlnna 20 degrees al referenced to room temperature. Overt shall pa ol the plug-in type. The comnipfa 1 PlUS ln 3. Dynamotor: traW ynam t0 for the 5o wal mobile asS cl transmitter to operate at rated load? Tic ut shall be insulated for Gco i.

cal contact Between the- dynamotor houa- ar ble reactance adjuetment tie 3-- Apply pj a te voltage to transmitter. additl na functions required. 5ha11 be present location of Grace Church and the organ was a reed instrument. When the new church was built, a pipe organ was installed. The young musician had received no training in pipe organ playing but-'within two years she had trained herself.

From then on, for 45 years, she was organist of Grace Methodist Church. Mrs. Blake grew up in the Sunday School, always taking an active part in its classes and finding much of her social life in its activities. Her wedding in 1886 to the late George H. Blake was the first in the new church edifice.

For many years Mr. Blake, a well known Troy undertaker, derected the church choir. At a recent service in Grace Church, the entire congregation honored Mrs. Blake. Rev: Donald R.

Lewis preached a sermon on "Faithfulness," referring to Mrs. Blake as a "marvelous example cf faithfulness throughout her life." The congregation presented her a gold cross. Mrs. Blake's daughter-in-law, Mrs. Herbert C.

Blake, received the cross from Mr. Lewis and pinned it on Mrs. Blake. After the service, many long-time members of the church were entertained at dinner in the Blake summer home at Taborton. KIWANIANS HEAR HEALTH DISCUSSION Club Also Plans For Third Anniversary LATHAM Mrs.

Jlelen Pittard All 3-6269 MRS. ELLA CLARK BLAKE. ON THE AIR Radio Programs From Local Stations VV R8corc Newspapers' FM Station An Affiliate of he Kural Radio Network 92.3 Me on your FM Band Channel 222 On the Days 6:30 A.M.-U-.OG for the 12. Receiver Characteristics: -S, a celv be of tha double Mobile Units: degrees C. shall consist of rtadily removable from the housing other COInPleteJ7 Inter chan eab te with any 1 or replacement Provisions ahall be Sfff 8 for ECtrica Isolation of the receiver, and power supply chassis and ior electrical connection of sec- "SfJ to power supplies 0 SSe- units.

Connections shall be each section to wev supplies or other units shall be made by means of chassis shall be formed CR gaUEe to be determined of the equipment. The rch i 1 8ha11 be 'ncorporated 01 sala ot one or more H.F. S'SVS?" TODAY P. M. News 3:05 Symphonic Ms.tlne« News 4:05 The Concert 5:05 Melody Tint 5:45 Sports Edition News 6:15 Weather and Marketi Evening e.t Homt 7:00 News Storyteller Weather Roundup 7:30 Duo-Piano News Symphony Hall 9:00 News 9:05 Concert Helb 9:30 Music Since 1900 10:00 News 10:05 Record Showcase 10:30 Gilbert and Sullivan News TOMORROW A.

M. Melody Farm 7:00 News, Farm Digest 7:15 Weather Roundup 7:30 Fred Glimpse News 8:10 Farm Garden 8:30 The Scrapbook 9:00 News 9 :10 Souvenir Song 9:15 Know Your Garden Club Tnls Week in Nature 10 News Morning 11:00 News Tune Time GLP Calling Proudly We Hail 12:00 News P. M. 12:15 Weather Roundup Market Trends 12:30 Youth RFD 12 MS Navy Band 1:00 News 1:05 Mid-Day Symphony 2:00 Movie Music 3 ws Recital Hall 4:00 News 4 :05 Masterworks 4 :30 Ave Maria Hour 5:05 Bancl Concert 6 :00 News 6:05 Sports Edition 6:15 Weather Reports 6:30 Serenade in Blue 6:45. Holland Calling 7:05 Light and Shadow 7:25 Weather Roundup 7:30 Civil Defense On Wings of Sons fi :00 -News Symphony Hall 9:00 News Concert Hall WQXP, Studio Scrle News Highlights from Opera News TOHAY 11:30 Danes Band 4:45 Guest Star The Latham Kiwanis Club held its weekly dinner meeting last evening at the Crossroads.

The guest speaker for the evening was Walter B. Furbush, assistant to the director of the Albany County Pub lie Health and Tuberculosis Association, who spoke on the tuberculosis problem in Albany County. The Kiwanis directors' meeting followed the regular meeting. The club will celebrate its third anniversary at the next meeting, July 19. The meeting also will be observed as Ladies' Night and will be held at the Crossroads.

Classified information Index ANNOUNCEMENTS 1- 9 EDUCATIONAL 10- 19 EMPLOYMENT 20-29' FINANCIAL. 30- 39 FARMERS MARKET 40- 49 MERCHANDISE 50- 68 BARGAINS 70- PERSONAL SERVICES 80- 89 BUSINESS SERVICE 90- 99 REAL ESTATE. RENT 100-109 ROOMS AND BOARD 110-119 KEAL ESTATE--SALE 120-129 AUTOMOTIVE 130-145 Hours Ad.Department 8 EMPLOYMENT 20 Help Wanted--Men DISHWASHER wanted. Apply Jg son to the Crossroads, Latham; Dial ARsenal 3-9832. DOUGH MIXER wanted In bread dt- par tin ent, day work.

Apply Krust Bakery, 180 Ontario St? hoes. Convenience An Ad-Taker telft a i yica rou 0 rrt ld an wftj help aS lr Aether to place Wain Office--, Broadway and 5th Branch 298 Ontario St Branch Off Ice-1715 Broadway Mechaiilcvllle Oirico-- 35 North Main St. AS 3-3003 CE 7-1M1 AR 3-K23 DRAFTSMEN EXPERIENCED PREFERRED Houra M. To 5 P. H.

Schenectady, N. Y. Reply to BOX 22. TROY RECORD CO. Giving Jige.

Educational Anil DRIVERS be nolsa limiter and these essentially saturated at excitation alone. 'm a. 50-72 ohm source. snail preceed Umlters shall all times on An adjustable squelch the noise 2dfo Sq i ue3ch sna11 not respond to noise- bursts or In noise or to normal variations In the volt! age. The iquelch.

circuit anaU relays or gaslous tubes. 13. Minimum Receiver unless otherwise specified, all i characteristics shall meet or exce minimum RMA Standards for 0.8 mlcrovlti or less ior channel operation. the Adjacent Sensitivity: 20 db. Selectivity: 10 kc: db.

maslmum. Oscillator radiation ahal! be no KTI than 100 at the crystal fre- be at least n0t xceed watt. fi at output and distortion 1,000 cps. 3 flfml haU have output of 011 Spurloua RWPOUM Re- I. "Nuisance" Interference: Two equal db above tho 3-YEAR-OLD STARS TO GO IN DWYER STAKES New York.

(AP)--Counterpoint and Battlefield, the two leading three-year-old colts in the racing business, are scheduled for another meeting tomorrow in the Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct. Officials of the Queens County Jockey Club said yesterday it appeared as if about eight horses would start in the Ui-niile event, final major Eastern number for the sophomore runners. Counterpoint, winner of the $118,000 Belmont Stakes last mpnth when he beat Battlefield four lengths, can put in a convincing claim for three-year-old championship honors by taking the Dwyer. C. V.

Whitney's chestnut son of Count Fleet has been, idle since the Belmont, munching grass at his owner's "Westbury farm until several days ago. mobile unit housing shall de- nl a i pro ct internally mounted units against degrading effects of dust foreign Sl and fP 5 water. The case be completely closed and avoid aU 5 fitee1 we el throughout. A single handle operated, hey locked, mech- S. 1 TM bo used.

-The normally experienced i. I crovo i 20 time 20 db quiet- level "on channel" signal (whichever ter In a unsaturated J. F. is the H. Power Supplies: ba CElver Power supply for liS-jao volt a-c.

operation shall be a vacuum tube or selenium full wave type The filter shall limit the output ripple level to or less of the normal full load DC voltage supply for the 6 volt DC ceivers shall be a. vibrator of the MRS. GREENBERG DIES; MOTHER OF TRIBE BOSS New York. (AP)--Mrsr Sarah Greenberg, 71, mother of Henry (Hank) Greenberg, general manager of the Cleveland baseball team, died in New York Hospital yesterday after an illness of two days. Her husband, David; two other sons, Benjamin and Joe and daughter, Mrs.

Lillian Goldson, also survive. A funeral service will be' held today at 12:45 p.m., in Riverside Memorial Chapel. V--Troy--E80 p.m. 102.1 Sic. P.

M. Louis Matinca the Band llassey Shudt Echoes 7:4. i--Edward R. ilurrow Finch for Thought TELEVISION TODAY A. M.

It Rich Allen P. M. Moore Hundred Tears Food Forward with Take Your Word MO-Market Bo tess Howard Malcolm 11:15 Music for Listening 12:00 News 50, 000-- Y-- ch'd y-- 810 WGFat-- KM-- 3-11 p.m. DO. 5 Me.

P. il. Jnst Plain Bill 5:15 Front Page FarreU 5:30 Lorenzo 5:45 Bob and Ray 6:00 News 6:05 News 6:15 Evening Showcase 6:30 Bob Bender Star Extra Nigktbeat News of tha World One Man's Family Rex Saunders 8 3 0 Farm Fo mm. 9:00 The Amazing Mr. Malone Man Called Roy Shields HcCarty Show Susan Wonderland Epeaka Hat Matinee Corbett Cadet Emerson Stories Doody Jim Showcass Map Kovaca Caravan of tho Door with No Name Ago Bam of Sports Fights of 1100--Newsreel Charlies' Placo Homes Enow Show star Gray Reehl Sche'ady, 81U WGFSI--KM--3-B p.m.

09.5 Me A. il. Devotions Arthur Safety Talk Program for Children Forest Council 22--Mind' Tour Lee Taylor Story Secret Btory P. M. JS Paper Farm Home Hour Defense Picnic Postponed.

Mrs. Guy De Lollo, chairman of the Latham Home Bureau, has announced the annual picnic that was to be held tomorrow has been indefinitely postponed. Outing Held. The' W.S.C.S. of Calvary Methodist Church held its summer picnic at the home of Mrs.

Ray Oathout, Troy Schenectady a Thursday. A picnic luncheon was enjoyed followed by an afternoon of entertainment. Personal, Mr. and Mrs. James L.

Cobb, Gaffers Court, has returned from Hamilton, Ontario, where they attended the annual Scottish Games sponsored by the Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada. Miss Carolyn Anderson has completed nurses training at Marcy, N. and is home on a months vacation before finishing her course at Samaritan Hospital. Mrs. Robert Heminway is convalescing at St.

Peter's Hospital, Albany, from a recent operation. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Galloway of Old London Road have as their guests Mr. and Mrs.

William Taylor of Clifton, N. Mr. and Mrs. John Fales of Westfield, and Mr. and Mrs.

William Geyer and son, Ted, of Poughkeepsie. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Galloway 78-J advertiscmeota are pub- Uhed Doth The Troy Record (morn- TMS) The Times Record terenlnz) th day for price. AJ! a 5.

.1 rtllements a a the morning edition and appear in the evening Ion a full Insertion. No rounted 43 teai Uian Hues. To eitlmate first caiermma number of lines by five rage words to the line. Then multiply by the rate. Ono day Four days Six days Situation wanted One day NON-BUSINESS RATES 20 cents per line 16 cants per lino per day centa par lino per day cents per Una per da? BUSINESS RATES 24 cents per line To deliver beverages on veil established routes.

511 per day and up, Steady work. Apply in person. NEHI BOTTLING CO. 1240 BROADWAY, ALBANY Four days 19 cents per line per day Six days 17 centa per line per day Contract Rita on Application. National Rate 24c per line per day.

VITAL NOTICES Deaths. Carda of Thanks. Confirmations. Engagements. Births.

Marriages. Anniversary Resolutions ot In Reipect. Memorlams. UnveiUnga, etc. 20 cents per Una ier day.

CHECK YOUR AD Tha Troy Record Co. will not be M- aponslBlo for more than one ljuvertlon, also Tha Troy Co. tils privilege oJ revising or Jectins any advertisement (even acceptance oy aa ad-taJse deems objectionable and to wnen It crjance classification or any advertlieroent from tho ordered to conform to policy this Company. ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 Lost and Found BLACK COCKER SPANIEL lost, vicinity of Renselaer and Sixth Ave. Has tail, wearing harness and rabies tag.

AShley 4-4739. FIRST CLASS MACHINIST For general ahop work. Second shirt. 4 p.m. to 12.

Certified apprenticeship training or squlvalent IDEAL WORKING CONDITION! COMPENSATION COVERAGE GROUP INSURANCE RETIREMENT Behr-Mannin CORP. Offica 10th Ave. and 27th St. Waten-llet. N.

T. First Class Machinist General shop work. Day shift. Apply in person. Swing Gear and Works.

Foot of South Waterford. HOUSEilAN WANTED. Working con- ditioiis Rood. Apply; Housekeeper, Hotel Troy. No phone calls.

LOCAL, electrical contractor experienced electrical estimator, familiar with all industrial and public building estimating. Write Box 96. Troy Record stating experience and salary expected. One 'the Spot 10:45 Pro and Con 11:00 11:05 11:15 Newa Music 12:00 News Co Bryant and His Wildcats Music Camn Chorus Be Announced S. Army Band :0 5--Americans Speak Up Races City Loudspeakers lor mobile receiveri shall be approved onm type with a 414" minimum coae dlamters, mounted in a sult- raifv, 1116 1 110 105 Speakers shall be capaiiB of handling the full output of the The antenna- cUangeover relay saall be or.

coaxial or leaf type, single pole, double tnrow. The contact resistance shall be less inan .1 ohm in cither transmit or jreceivs position. The relay colls shall ba wound for oporaUon on 6 volts Lc, with a. voltage limit of 4.5 volts. Relay colls shall suitably protected against tha de- tsrjora.tln 5 Affects of humidity.

Tbo power relay, controlled by the talfl bu tton on the microphone, shall actuate the proving A to the high voltago power supply circuits P-elaye shall operate on 6 DC with low voltage operating limit or i.5 volta D.C. The control contacts shall nave maximum resistance of .005 ohms -with current rating of 20 amperes at SO volts 0-C. Colls and all terminals shall be inflated to withstand a standard voltage of 1,000 volts D.C. Coils shall be suitably protected against the deterioratinc effects or humidity. The overall design of relay provide for a.

mlcimum of 100.000 operations without failure. dynamotor nolenoid starting relay have- ample current rating to carrv normal dynamotor starting current. Pull in vojtAga gjjau ba 6 volts DC, rated for con- t.oous duly, and shall have a low voltace operating limit of 4.5 volts DC. The transmit-receive relay shall de- si paed for mobile service Intermittent duty. It shall be wound for 6 volt DC operation wltt a 4.5 volt low limit.

All zsetal pans be treated Jor corrosion resistance Contact resistance shall not 35 mll- operations. It shall -wlthataad a volt- test of 1,000 volts AC lor one minute. 5. Resistors: All resistors shall have ratings with standard ambient curves. They shall operate at SQZ or less of the rated power.

6. Transformers: AB transformers shall be of radio industry approved construction. All shields bs given a. coat, of zinc chromate primer or equivalent and s. coat of black lacquer or equivalent to prevent rust.

In- rulatlon between primary and secondary layers consist of varnished paper Ja multiple layert and additional layers of colleci tlsxue or equivalent. Transformers shall ba subjected to dehydration end vacuum Impregnation with a satisfactory material. All Insulation materials shall be free of deleterious in hot humid atmosphere. The complete assembly shall be supported withia the case to prevent shifting of position and to provide complete freedom of laralnatton vibration. Lead from primary aal secondary windings to terminals Bba.ll Insulated and standard guarantee of 1,000 hours or 35- iloblle Antennas: The mobllg antennas shall consist of a connector thall 18.

Station Antenna: cable The central station antenna shan be of the coaxial type designed for mounting on a two to three Inch support mast. shall furnished for thlY Be antenna shall ba cut for operation on 1 TOe ralaatetl with coaxial cable. Geaeral Renulrcmen and Qualifications contractor shall on file with Federal Communications Commission the for the transmitter equipment he proposes to furnisir, and this equipment shall meet or exceed every tl. Qulrement of the Commission for thistle of service. Tbe contractor guarantee uarantee the equipment against defects In material One mile in mountain elevation is equivalent to a distance'of 800 to 1,000 miles in latitude in its effect on vegetation.

LEGAL NOTICE. 590 WKOW--FM--3-9 p.m. 93.9 Me. P. M.

Club Langs Test Bylines Club tan Haymsft HeatUr Caravan and Gun Club Henry or False UcunauB Orchestra. Talking KisblighU Menu TOMORROW A. M. Pet Farads Top with Judy Girls Named AIban r. 580 Smith P.

ir. Jamborea Cassldy Kid Featurs Racinz Godfrey 11 a TM 1 swuts a ty Tallt S.SO-The and Tou Nichols News Sundae Hail Godfrey and s. iiarlne Band His Friends Man's Family Slimmer Theater Hayrlde Playhouse S.OflO--WKOW, Albany, 1VR01V-- F.AI--3-9 P.OT 93.9 -Me A. if. Anthem Club Report Watch Weaver Show Hit On the Farm p.

ii. Crackeri Serenade Club Dugout York at of the Yukon Boston TOMORROW B.OOO--HTRY. Troy. 080 Albany. B30 p.m.

supplied rtliI give reasonably good radio coverasre Eensse'aer Covaity. nty. Information for Bidders. All equipment for ty lr dl rteai conform with the following apecIficatloTi? Anv exceptlons to these eci5catlors shall be clearly stated to the letter of trarismitta! accompanying your bid. Alternate bids wm cot bs considered.

Bids containing exceptlor.5 concerning transmitter power receiver stability, frequency, receiver seleV tivlty or receiver tntermodulatioa characteristics win not be considered. The Rensselaer County Purchasing Agent t9 rISht to rciect cn GARDEXIER, Purchasing Agent Rensselaer County. THE PEOPL'H: of State of New York: To Harold Goodman, Helen G. Luria, William Lurla, Deanne Luria, Robert A. Luria, Donald S.

Luria, Adeie G. PIckar, Hebrew University. Bikur Cholim Hospital of Jerusalem Israel, Old ARed Home for Aged Jewish People (Moshav SeKenlm) of JeniKalem Israel, Hadassah Hospital of Jerusalem Israel, upon the petition of j. Goodman, as Executor, etc-, of Joseph, Goodman, late of the City of Troy, N. who resides at Upper Tibbltta Avenue in the City of Troy, N.

yon. aro hereby cited to show ca.us« before the Surrogate's Court of Rensselaer County, at the Court House Li the City of Troy, New York, on the 23rd day of July, 1951, at ten o'clock In the forenoon of tint day, why the Intermediate account of Julius J. Goodman, A- Goodman. Harold Goodman and William us Executors -under the last Will and Testament of said deceased, should not be Judicially settled and allowed, why the Surrogate ehocld not Judicially determine certain questions concerning the legacies of tha Jewish Community Center cf Troy, N. and the Troy Free Loan Society and why the claims of Julius Goodman and Harold H.

Goodman presented to the estate should not be paid. In Testimony Whereof, we have caused the leal of our sajd Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon. Edward J.

Surrogate of County, at thp Clty of Troy, this 20th day os June, 1951. ABRAM L. JORDAN. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. MSSNTG, KOPLOVITZ CUPJLET Attorneys for Petitioner.

Offlcs and P. O. Address, 401 Cannon Place, Troy, N. Y. all NOTICE is hereby given that BrewerV I4ccr.se No.

D-22 has been issued to the undersigned to manufacture beer under the Alcoholic Beverage Law in the premises located fit 49S River Street, Troy. County, Y. FITZGERALD BROS. BREWING CO NOTICE is hereby given that License No. When fully loaded, the trans- 3l-A-SS hag Issued to tha former Umperature rise shall cot exceed 4 deg.

above thi ambient. T. Tube SocXets: Wherever 1 practical all transmitter and receiver tube sockets shall molded mica, bakailte, or approved equivalent. Insertion preuure shall be 3 to 24 or, per pin after insertions. Shells shall plated or prepared for solder processing.

connections shall be approved material. 8. Wire and Cables: NOTICE hereby crivcn that the following licences have been Usued to the undef- signed to sell beer at retail under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law, for otr- premises consumption: 31 GB. 8. 365 5th Ave, Troy, N.

Y. 31 G.B. 9 470 Pawllns Troy. jf. 31 G.B.

30, 2 Chatham Nassau, 'N 31 G.B. 13, 23 South Main St. Castieton' 830 KRTVR--F3I--3-B p.m. 95.S Me. P.

M. Jon Sparky Factory Hickok Herrids Edition Davis Ranger Diamond Is Your FBI Life in Your Kands Sheriff Call A.M. Almajiaa Almanac ews Malcolm Malcolm Willis stuff Larfy Gate Way for Youtn Shade'l and News Pretend Maugham Theater of Today P. M. Central Station Pier Orchestra 1:0 Stara Over Hollywood Clftremont 1: 11 Jarle Orchertrc.

95-5 Mo A. jr. 6:00 Bill Hlckok 6:25 Weather Bill Hlckok News Hickok News Martin Agror.cky Bill Hickok 45-- News No School Today Junior Junction 11:30 Thi? is My Story Ranch P. M. 12 :30 News 12:45 Guest Star 1:00 Navy Hour 1:30 Baron Elliot Music of Today 2:30 Canadian Rhapsodies American Party 3:30 Concert of American News Horse Race and IMr.

and Mrs. Richard Galloway and daughter, Diane, attended the graduation Miss Lorraine Galloway, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Galloway of Schenectady. Miss Galloway graduated from the Ellis Hospital School of Nursing.

A. C. Hamilton of Chicago is a guest of his sister, Mrs. James DeBoer of Hillcrest Road. Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Kellogg of Hillcrest Road are spending the summer at their summer residence at Miner, Va. WHITE CREEK Jermain Sunday School will hold its annual picnic at Hedges in late afternoon and evening of July 14. Mr. and Mrs.

Merritt B. Andrew of North Adams, have been spending a fortnight in this vicinity visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Shaler Boggs and family of Pittsfield, were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Freemont Meerwarth last Sunday. Emory Bouplon returned home Tuesday from Putnam Memorial Hospital where he was under observation and treatment. At a recent meeting of the voters in Dist. No.

1, it was decided not to reopen the school in the fall but to transport them by bus to the North Hoosick'School. The Women's Society of Christion Service met yesterday at the home of Mrs. Atwood C. Allen Cambridge. Mrs.

Dewey McCart was in charge of the program. Misses Lorraine Barber of Ellis Hospital, Schenectady, and Eunice Barber are spending a week with their brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Gablenski of Bristol, R. I.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Balfour of Weathersfield and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roberge of Simsbury, spent the July 4 holiday with Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Woodard. Mr. and Mrs. James Black of Red Rock, Cha'tham, were weekend guests of Mr.

and Mrs. C. F. Niles. Rose Marie and David Niles accompanied them home for a vacation of two weeks.

GLASSES--Lady's pink frame glasses lost between Congress and Fifth the 25tli of June. AShley 2-4056. Reward. Call POLICE 146GSS, DOG, white, lost vicinity 1 icense of Menands Bridge. Call BEdford Reward.

SHEAFFER PEN. lijjht green, lost at LansinKburg High School. Class Day, Call BEdford 5-4637. SUITCASE at Tomhannock Reservoir 4. Contains needed baby clothes Call ARsenal 3-0656.

WHEEL SHIELD, 1951 Cadillac, "black right side, lost Fifth Ave. between LanairiSburg and Troy CaU AShIei MAX 25 TO 35 TEARS OLD To learn the sewing machine businesi. This Is a once-in-a-llfetime opportunity to become secure in one "of the largeafc and best organizations in the country. We train you in all phases of the business. Experience in selling- not as essential as the desire to succeed.

Salary and car allowance. Bea Mr. Reinhart SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. S37 River Troy Personals HA2R REMOVED permanently, electrolysis. No regrowth guaranteed.

24 years' experience. Ernest and Mildred Swanson. 113 State Albany 3-4988. 5 Auto Transportation RIDE WANTED from Mountain View section. Albia.

to tho State Office Bid 8:30 to 6. Call AShley EDUCATIONAL 10 13 Musical Instruction POPULAR PIANO LESSONS--Beginners and advance students. Practice time available. Call Miller Music Store. 73 4th AShley 2-2161.

15 Schools and Colieges THE COMPTOMETER SCHOOL, short course. Free placement. Free literature. Ages 17-30. 170 State St.

Albany. Phone Albany 4-0616. EMPLOYMENT 20 20 Help Wanted--Men MAN -wanted to work In bread department. Day work. Apply Goldta Krust Bakery, ISO Ontario Co- hcss.

I MEAT CUTTER, first class, experienced, wanted. Apply Rernsen Market, 200 Rcnisen Cohocs. MECHANIC -Pranted, steady employment, good -wages. Apply in person. Ford's Garage, Cherry Plain, MEN 18 or over for restaurant counter Apply White Tower, 65 Congress St, Troy.

PRESSER. experienced, for dry cleaning: plant. Apply at T. J. Harrison Sons, 20S 19th Watervliet.

No phone calls. R.P.I. student wanted ior part time. Apply Globe Cleaners. 1 Franklin Square, Troy.

SHORT ORDER COOK. Apply In person. Second Ave. Diner, 619 Second Troy. SINGLE, experienced dairy farm hand.

Wagar AShley 2-1072. STEADY ACCOUNTANT assistant -wanted, eome experience on cost work. Write to P- O- Box 1015. Troy. N.

T. What are you waiting for? Here are highest hourly rates--vacation with pay--sick time--10 hour week--time and a half for overtime--and your pay advances in exact proportion to the cost of living, profitable Here is pleasant, steady, employment for life. So. are you waiting for? See George Curran. manager service department.

Wea lover-Wolfe aervice department 7th and Ingalls. BOYS, 15 years and older to help In hay field. Fhone AShley 6-7761. Classified Display--Merchandise 1:55 Mystery Singer Music With 4 Roseland Ballroom Its All Yours Pass In Review Here's to Vacatloniand. U.S.A.

Civil Defense 6:45 Navy Star Time OPS News MELROSE The library is closed for renovation and will be open as usual on Tuesday, July 17. Emlen L. Sherman has resumed his work in Troy after being confined to his. home for several weeks in Korea for several months with the U. S.

Army. air. and Mrs. Richard M. Sera- anik of Long Island City are spending a vacation at the home of the latter's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Sherman. Mrs. Semanik is a patient at St. Mary's Hos- suffering from fractured ribs re- Pital, Troy, where she underwent 31 G.B.

14, 61 Broadway, Rcnssclaer. 31 31A5S1 X. W. Cor. Koosick St.

anti Manhcstcr Troy. X. Y. THE GRAND UNION" COMPANT. 50 Church Street, New Yotk.

N. T. Wlm of 20 AWG or later thall be with minimum .12" plastic cotton flameproof lacquer or e-yal. Wire of No. 24 AWG be of with minimum flameproof signed to sell beer at retail In a grocery under, the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law, at 224 Loncoln Troy, Rennse- laer County.

N. for off-premises eon- lumptlon. KATHRTN C. MILLER, Lincoln Troy, N. T.

NOTICE la hereby given that License 31-A-1123 been Issued to tha signed to sell beer at retail in grocery jtore under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law, at 35 Division Troy, Renszelaer County, N. for coa- NOTICE Is hereby given that License BR 54 has been Issued to tho undersigned to Bell beer at retail under the Alcohoilc Beverage Control Law at 498 River Street, troy, Rensselaer County, New York, to a person lor conusumption In his home. FITZGERALD BROS. BREWING CO. NOTICE Is hereby given that License No.

31-RL-769 has been issued to the under- to sell beer, Tvitie, st ratall sumption. HAZEL KORETS. Division Troy, Y. In a restaurant under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at Snyder'e County, N. for or -premises consumption.

JAMES VTSK, d-b-a Palladlno'x Midway Tavern, Corners, R.F.D. 4, Troy, N. ceived in a fall. Arnold C. Miller of Troy will have charge of the services Sunday at the First Methodist Church and will deliver the message at 11:15 a.m.

Sunday school classes will convene at 10:15 a.m. Rev. T. W. Keller, pastor of St.

John's Lutheran Church, has selected "The Great Question" for the sermon topic for the services Sunday at 10:45 a.ra, Sunday school sessions will be held at 9:45 a.m. Pfc. Frank Henaud of the Marines has arrived in Korea and met his brother-in-law, Cpl. C. Harry Green In Puson, where they were able to spend two days together.

Corporal Green has been an operation Tuesday morning. JOHNSONV1LLE Mrs. Eve Dcnery and daughter, Diana, of California visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clum recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Van Dusen have moved into the home which they purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cium.

The learn-to-swim classes under the direction of the Red Cross wil' begin at 2 p.m., Monday, at Pinr Lake Beach. The course consist of ten afternoon lessons during th second and third weeks of July. Children must be over the age five and must bring written permission from their parents to take the course. NOTICE STORE HOURS CADDIES WANTED, lor July 4th. Saturdays and Sundays.

Boys must be 14 years of apn or older. Apply, Caddy Master. Troy Country Club, Brunswick Road. CARPENTERS wanted. Must be experienced.

Call CEdar 7-2653 or CE- dar 7-6509. evenings after 5:30. CAR WASHER and polisher, married man preferred. Apply in person, Troy City Garage, 235 River Troy. CHAUFFEUR wanted nings a S7.

Troy Record Co. for eve- Write to Box To Adequately Take Care Of Our Large TENT AND CAMPING EQUIPMENT RENTALS We Shall Continue to Be Open Monday Morning Also Saturday Mornings Til! 1:00 P. M. SUMMER HOURS TO A. P.M.' THURS.

10 A. P.M. 10 A. P.M. 9:30 A.

P.M. SKXtTtfM oooos, me 270 River Troy CLEAN-UP MAN, must be iobcr and reliable. Apply in person. Voicano Restaurnnt, 95 Ferry Troy. CLOTH SPREADERS Experienced Preferred Will Train Men Who Want STEADY, PERMANENT WORK WITH I Apply Immediately BERK-RAY CORP.

RIVER AND MI DDLS BURG TROY COUNTER MAN Good Wages. Good Hoars. Apply In Person WILLOWBROOK MARKET. INC. ROUTE 9, ALBANY-SARATOGA RD LATHAM, N.

Y. DISHWASHERS, experienced. Apnly Clrrmont Restaurant, 61 3rd St. Trov. Classified Display--Merchandise OUR SUMMER HOURS Open Fri.

Til 9 P.M. Open Sflt. TH 1 P.M. Open Mon. Til 9 P.

M. TffiAR'S SPORTiXQ GOODS 15 King St. AShley 4-4241 Short Order Cook Sxperiencs Necessary Houra. 6 Days 2 Meals Paid VfiCRtlon Hospitalization APPLY CALLAHAN'S RESTAURANT Service Man Wanted Apply B. W.

Feathers Sons 2324--5TH TROT TRUCK DRIVER for delivering meat and nil around help in meat house. Apply at Trojan Packing 3032 River St. USHERS WANTED--PART TIMS Apply COHOES THEATRE YOUNG MAN handy with tools to learn the making" of window shades "and draperies. Bos 37. Troy Record Co.

YOUNG MAN or boy to work in cutting room. Troy Collar Company. 560 River Troy. YOUNG MARRIED MAN for milk route and dairy farm. House, milk and eggs furnished.

AShley 6-375S. 21 Salesmen Wanted LOCAL CONCERN looklnsr for full or part time salesman to sell gas conversion units and gas heaters. Attractive proposition. Reply Box 6, Troy Record Co. LOCAL CONCERN wants experienced appliance and i salesman for outside Attractive proposition to right party.

Car tssentlaU Writs Box 63, Troy Record Co. Major Oil Company Is desirous of employing young wan under 30 years of age, with college training to represent them ns salesman in the capital district. Experience not essential. Must have automobile and be able to furnish Rfttssfactorv references. Reasonable starting salary and car allowance.

Excellent opportunity for advancement- Bex 92, Troy Record Co. SALESMAN Local Real Estate Office has opening for Must and to work. RnA profitable connection. Box 93, Troy Record Co. Steady Wrttt Continued OR i Next.