The Bangor Daily News from Bangor, Maine • 24

WASHINGTON i 'I Boston Produce I 23 ims Nyl 17 OBITUARIES 11 Mist The Stock Market lnOuitrtaD Railroad UUUtlM 44 47 MM 377 REMINGTON ELECTRIC Shaver service Shaver returned day received Leighton Agency Central Street Bangor Maine Stocks BTATB OF MAINE oil HE 0 SECRETARY OP STATE Augusta March 1 155 Nolle to heren given that a Polities for the Pardon or Commutation of Seo-leoco et MILTON gWETT a couv'ct in the Maine BUM Prison under eon-lent for mo crime of Robbery I now pending bo lor ihc Governor and Council and a booring thereon alll ho granted ta the CouncU Chemeer at Auguaie oa Wedneaday the fourth day day el May 155 at lea clock A Harold Goes Secretary of Btata REGISTERED NURSES Oulld Registry at the Utterback Private HoepltaL 34 hour arvlca Tel 3341 BOSTON Msrch 82 Jobbing prices with wholesale prices In parentheses today were: Egg: Large specials 48-49 (47) medium specials 45-48 (44) pul lets spec is Li 41 (40) Flour short patents 723-743 Corn all rail No 2 yellow 170 Oats all rail 40 lbs poultry 101 Hay No 2 timothy 838-40 Potatoes: 50 lbs 125-130 15 lbs 40-42 Beef aides good to choice 41-53 Lambs good to choice 42-48 Veal good to choice 37-45 Poultry choice dresaed fowls 30-34 fancy live fowls 24-26 Sugar fine granulated 100 lba 8:55 Pork loins 40-42 Kirstein Rites Here Tuesday Funeral services for Abram Kirstein were held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Jewish Memorial Chapel Center Street The Rabbi A Freedman officiated The honorary bearers were Abraham Rudman George Gould Drummond Freeae George Peabody Donald 8 Higgins Frank A Thatcher Barnet London Harold Russ Elmer McFarland Almon Stewart Alec Weacott arid Kent Haasen Active bearers were: Manuel Berger William Sheehan Earl Constantine Emery Ren-shaw Francis Turner and Ulmer terment was In the family lot Kirstein private cemetery Webster Avenue NOTICE or tORECLOiURIi Rita cl lt 38 ft1 14 3 83 1 7 1 15' 145 75 94 94' 94 I II 17 Air Seduction A Mod Chem Alleihcnox AM Chal Am Airline American Boh Ceilings aiding roofs foundations and insulation Time payments Call Jim at 40M rT Tv DOCTOR TEL 5336 BANGOR HELEN ELLEN FERRY Helen Ellen Perry 82 died et local hospital Tuesday morn ins follow Ins a long illness 6hs was employed for many years by Tony McAloon Miss Perry was bom in New Bedford Mass the daughter of Charley and Mary (Fletcher! Perry Miss Perry made her home with Mrs Elmer Delaney of 227 P4rk-view Avenue There are no survivors Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the White and Hayes Funeral Home 48 Center Street The Rev Walter Cook minister of the First Baptist Church will officiate Friends may call at White and Hayes this afternoon from 2 to 5 and tonight from 7 to 9 30 o'clock Am Br Paramount xd 9 95' 28 Television Service Call Archie Travis Tel SOU 3-1030 48 384 3' 34 53 1 4 134 44 4 41 11 19 13 414 43 41 99 19 99t 11 11 ll'a 11 11 1 51 11 13 4 44 46 31 29 30 111 71 71 171 171 lit 85 AS' 45 43 44 11 54 55 133 113V 133V 14 14 14 1t 7 11 17 3 34 TELEVISION SERVICE Guaranteed radio and tievigion service day or night The only Sylvanla factory authorized service stationed north of Portland Bangor Radio Shop 3-1448 Nights 7047 Potato Market NEW YORK March 22 Potatoes steady I 50 lb sks unwashed US No 1 size Ka-tahdin 125-50 Maine 50 lb sk unwashed US No 1 size Ka-tahdina 146-50 few 125 low 140 DIAL For fast and economical television radio and phonograph service and repairs user's Music Broad St Bangor erine Colson of Addison and several grandchildren Funeral services will be held on Wedneaday at the Methodist Church in Columbia Falls at 2 o'clock in the afternoon with the Rev David Hickland officiating Interment will be in Ryggles Cemetery in Columbia Falls Bearers will be Bion Tibbetts Jr Wellington Rockwell George Drisko and Horace Grant SERVICE Your radio your television? Call 8eara Roebuck and Company Phone 8371 for prompt economical aervice WHEREAS Margaret Hill et Levant mt County of Penobscot ana btal of Maine by ner mortgage need aated February loot ana recorded in penooacoi ftatialry ol uooda Vol I486 rtl 452 tuowyed in mortgage to Wuuiron ocnmiedtgen ol Nashua in me County oi Huuuoro ana elate of New Hampmlre me loiiowin Described tou or parcel or tana together wun any ana all bunding uiareon auuateo skid Levant vis Miat Parcel A certain parcel ol land 1111010 Levant aroreaatd in tot numoered two Ui in me second range ol ton In said Levant and doacribed as lollowa beginning in the north or northerly one of loo Avenue Rood ao-colied at point one hundred uitoy-m U2l loet from on elm trot tanning in the corner of agio Avenue aaood snd in road leading to Kendua- keag menca north iorty-ono (41i degiots oast tweniysut uai rods to tno Mill Pond thence wester up me margin ol sold Mill Pond euout twelve (111 root or 0 that a line running parauol with mo Brat described line shall bo one hundred ntnety-lour MV4 tool on (aid Avenue Hoad from tho place oi beginning thence south forty-on tali degrees west thirty-two till tout ana eight iti lutas to aaid Avenut Roan thence aouth-aitrrly on sold Avenue itooa on hundred ninety-four 154) leet to trie point begun at containing two (il acres mure oi lest and being tno same premises conveyed to David utimau by Harsh A wing by her deed aated Marco ia 18v recorded in Pcnobicot Registry of Deeds Vol 166 Page 647 to which said deed and record thereof and tha deed therein referred to reference la hereby made lor the purpose aiding me description ol the above doacribed certain parcel of land becond Pared A certain other parcel of land situated in lot numbered two 2r In the second range ol lota in aaid Levant and bounced as loUows Begin at a point on tho Avenue Road so-called three hundred seventy 310( feet from an elm tree standing in the corner of said Avenue Rood and the road leading to Kenduskeag said point being the westerly corner of land conveyed to David Gilman by Sarah A WU( thence northwesterly on said Avenue Road to the Meeting House Lot so-called sold by Aaron A Wing to the Levant Union Bethel Association thence northeasterly ot right angles with said Avenue Road ten (18) rods thence northwesterly parallel with aaid Avenue Road eight (6t rods thence southwest New AF Recruiter Sgt Neil Croao of Chattahoochee FM has assumed his duties in the processing division at the Bangor Air Force recruiting station 8gt Cross who haa been in service for four years ia living in Brewer with his wife and young son Moving Storage 12 Am tan ACT Industrie Am Cyanamld Am For Poorer Oa Elec Am Loco Am Motor Am Not Oa Am Radiator Am Smcltlnf Am Steal Poundna Am Suar Am pT A Tal Am fab Am vincoaa Anaconda Atchtsoa Armour Armco Steel AU Ret Atlantic CoaatUne AVCO Bell Aircraft Baltimore Ohio Barker Bra Btth Iran Works Baldorln Lima Betidlx Beth Steel Brlii Ml Bunn MI Buffalo Part Byer Pipe Cal Heel Canadian Pac Ce I-Catcrpll Trac Celane Chet It Ohm Chi A No Wt CJlt A No Weat Pr Cho Pac Chrysler Citlaa Service Coca-Cola Columbia Oa Comm Solvent Corn Idlaon Cana Copper Con Idlaon Con Idlaon pr Con Natural Oaa Cant Can Cont Motor ad Corn Prod Cuban Am Butar Curtla Publlahint id Curltsa Wrisht Curtla Wrlfht A Dayton Pow At Lt Dayton Rubber Deere A Co Del A Hudson Dome Mine Douilat Air Du Pont Eastern Corp Eastman Kodak Elec Auto-Lit Eric first Nat Store Florida Par Ac Lt Storage crating Fox Ginn Inc Phone Bangor 5608 Presque Iale 3-7171 Skowha-gan 7-3581 Portland 3-8480 SLIM '8 General trucking Furniture moving rubbish hsuled Lowest rate All trucks insured Tel 2-0663 By RADER WINGET NEW YORK March 22 (API The stock market recovered its balance today and regained more than it lost in yesterday's moderate fall The performance was In minor key on both days Business was slack and the list narrow Last week the market recovered briskly from the severe faU of the previous week SOME GAINS Some gains today were exceptionally high but theae were few The advance usually was cut off at around 2 point Losses were small for the moat part The market started out today as It did Friday and Monday with prices mixed Yesterday it continued in that vein until a final selloff Today however the market began to gain ground) shortly after the start and it kept on going right to the close when prices far from their best levels of the day Coppers were the first to lm-j prove but It wasn't long until the other major groups got Into the act Also advancing were steels I railroads oils aircrafts motors utilities radio-television and airlines The distillers closed steady after being depressed most of thri day The Associated Press average of 60 stocks was up 5120 at 815630 It was down 8100 yesterday So far the average has retraced) about 50 per cent of the loss in the break that started two and half weeks ago Today the industrial component of the average added 5130 railroads which included Seaboard up 44 at 78 advanced $190 and! utilities were up 20 cents There were only 1134 Individual issues traded That is 54 less than yesterday and the lowest since the day following Labor Day last year Thirty-three Issues scored new highs for the year and 15 touched new Iowa FIVE MONTH LOW Volume too was curtailed at 1910000 shares lowest in nearly five months Yesterday's total was 2020000 Thoee totals are around 60 per cent of the daily averail so far this year government bonds advanced while the corporate bond market remained steady In slow trading "Big Board" volume declined to 52250000 par value from 127121 000 yesterday It waa the quietest session since Oct 7 1954 when! ales totaled 82145000 I Treasury securities continued yesterday's uptrend though over the-counter activity was relatively dull mm Japantse dollar bonds improved in a quiet foreign section Greek and German liens worked lower Railroads found selective support and utilities were steady Industrials were irregular with a slight majority In the minus column Convertible obligations were fairly steady MRS GEORGIA A SNOW ASHLAND March 22-Mrs Georgia A Snow 69 died Tuesday morning at a Fort Fairfield hospital after a long illness She was bom in Victoria Connors Canada the daughter of the late Nathan and Elisabeth (Hartsgrove) Cox She has lived in Masardis for 30 years and for the past 12 years has been a resident of Ashland Surviving are two daughters Mrs Ruby Gardner East Hartford Conn Mrs Iva Gardner Meriden Conn one son Albert Snow Ashland seven sisters Mrs Estella Shannon Mrs May DeLong Mrs Lois McLean Mrs Viola Tilley all of Hartland Mrs Laura Bragdon Belfast Mrs Ena Kelley Fort Fairfield Mrs Hazel Bragdon Belfast one brother Kenneth Cox Hartland 13 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren Friends may call any time at the residence of her son Albert Snow Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock In the Pen tec oast a 1 Chgrch in Ashland with the Rev Malcolm Clark of Mars Hill officiating and the Rev Newell HrII of the Ashland Congregational Church assisting Burial will be in the Masardis Cemetery In the spring Repairing A Refinishing 14 Bank Stocks Local Securities NEW TOIB BANK Manhattan Banker Hanover Cheat Bmplro Flrt Nl'l Guaranty Chemical Irving Manufacturer City New York Trust TUI Guaranty Public BODY FENDER Finest snd fastest Bangor Auto Body Shop 165 Center St Tel 4594 MRS HATTIE MURCH TRENTON March 22-Mrs Hattie Murch 81 died Monday at a local nursing home She was born at Sanford March 16 1874 the daughter of the late George and Adeline Thompson Mrs Murch was a member of Trenton Grange No 550 Surviving are a son Harry 8 Allen of Dorchester Mass daughter Mrs Florence Brown of Trenton a sister Mrs Martha Perkins of Sanford two brothers Herbert Thompson of Hartford Adrial Thompson of San ford: seven grandchildren four great grandchildren several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held at the Jordan funeral home in Ellsworth at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon with the Rev Lynward Ashton of Bar Harbor officiating Bearers will be Albert Phillips Earl Murphy Frank Herrick Roland Gray Burial will be In Goose Cove cemetery Trenton Tailoring Dressmaking 15 MADE TO MEASURE Clothes for men snd women Popular prices Dial 8103 far appointment Brown EUGENE DOLE Eugene Dole Prominent Hydro Power Man Dies Eugena Dole 71 former treasurer and clerk of the Bangor Hydro-Electric Company died at his home 55 Boutelie Road Bangor Tuesday morning following a long period of failing health Mr Dole retired from the Bangor Hydro-Electric Company laat August after 41 years of service with the company Mr Dole contributed much to the hydroelectric power development in Maine During his term of office he saw the area electrical requirements expand from less than 15 million KWH per year to more than 250 million KWH and subsequent increase in income of the Hydro He was bom in Holden the son of Charles and Harriett (Deer-lng) Dole He attended Brewer High School and Shaw Business College and from 1903 to 1913 he was a clerk at the Second National Bank of Bangor In 1913 Mr Dole joined the Bangor Hydro-Electric Company as a bookkeeper and in 1917 he was elected assistant treasurer and he became treasurer and clerk In 1925 Mr Dole was vice president and a director of the Bangor Loan and Building Association a past commander of St John's Com mandery a past commander of the Bangor Council and a dea con of the Hammond Street Congregational Church He was also a member of the Bangor Rotary Club He was a member of St Andrews Lodge and AM and was a 32nd Degree Mason Besides his wife Mrs Minnie A Dole he la survived by three sons Floyd Dole and Robert Dole of Bangor and Ira Dole of Augusta by a daughter Miss Ruth Dole of Bangor by five brothers Herbert Dole and Charles Dole of Holden Arthur Dole of Hermon Leslie Dole of Fairfield and Harry Dole of Lln-colnvllle and by two sisters Mias Mae Dole of Norfolk Va and Mrs Sarah Holyoke of Brewer Funeral services wiU oe held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock In the Hammond Street Congregational Church The Rev Edward Ernst will officiate Friends are asked to kindly omit flowers and make any memorial contribution which they wish to the Cancer Research Fund Help Wanted Female If 11 11 11 ii a i is i 7 7 11 11 11 33 11 S3 46 4 4 20 10 30 33 33 33 1 1 Id' 4 77 76 77 165 164 165 14 14 14 61 68 66 37 36 37 33 21 13 64 54 54 64' 61 61 74 13 74 66 615 65 50 46 46 89 76 804 94 63 64 49 11 40 53 11 11 76 79 76 29 39 20 39 14 19 4 61 64 57 56 61 36 35 35 25 1 2 37 16 17 S6 89 90 Pint Nat Nat'l 8hwmut Bangor Hydro Cltlaon Uttln Stock Leaders NEW YORK March 12 (Ule closing pride and net change of the fifteen most nettv itoek today Freeport Sulphur Dynamic Gen Electric Sales person with experience in shoes or women wear desirable Apply in person only to Mr Garland Maine Employment Security Comm 131 Franklin St Gen Pood Prod Gen Motor Oen Telephone Gen Tire A Rub OUlette Bin ford Glenn Martin Goodrich Goodyear Grant Graham Pale Grumman Air Great No Paper BOOKKEEPER Wanted for lumber and building material business 40 hour week Ward Son Greenville Junction 32599 20 15 199 5a 25500 25400 10 34309 05 34199 65 33200 20500 27 19309 18 16696 44 16366 ll'a 16 396 13 11300 40 19406 23 15166 44 Howe Bound Oen Dynam Rexall Drug Zenlte Prod Oulf OU Anaconda Cop Bchering Cp Penna RR Am Botch Crucible Stl Unit Btra 2 pf Am A For Potter Wheel Curtla Wr Am Vlacoae Great Northern 49 49 COOK General Year around job near Rockland for woman between 35 and 60 years Live in Separate apartment Other help employed Annual one month vacation with pay Character references required Phone Rockland 998 or writ Mrs Weeks Star Route 1383 Owl's Head Maine right angle Avenue Road ten 1 10 rods to said Avenue Road: thence northwesterly by aaid Avenue Road to land sold by Aaron A Wing to Benjamin Jones and now owned and occupied by Wilbur Phillips thence northeasterly by aaid Phillips' land to land sold by 8 Flfleld to Fogg by deed recorded in Penobscot County Registry ol Deeds Vol 372 Page 503 thence easterly by said land sold to said Fogg to the Mill Pond thence by said Mill Pond aoutheasterly ta the parcel of land flrt described In this deed thence southwesterly on line of land first described In this deed to tho point begun nt containing twenty-atg 1261 acres more or leas Tha two parcels of land hereinbefore described being the homestead of David Gilman late of aaid Levant deceased an undivided one-half part of which was conveyed to sold Wilfred Oil- rftttU MUD nnd Melville MUD by deed dated October 23 1M7 recorded In sold Registry Vol g17 Pag 242 to which sold deed end record and the deeds therein mentioned reference i made in aid of the dtaertp tion of the lands Intended hereby to be conveyed and also being the same (reels of land conveyed to Roy Goss by Evn 8 Notice by warranty deed ottfd-Julv "8 recorded In said Registry Vol 1M1 Pago 161 and the seme parcels of land conveyed ta the sold Margaret I Hill by said Roy Ooss by deed dated February 24 ld Rltry end WHEREAS the condition of sold mortgage has been and atiU remains brfin6n NOW THEREFORE by reason of tha condition thereof aaid Winifred Bchmlrdtgen hereby claims a foreclosure of said mortgage Dated tha 14th day of March 158 Winifred Bchmiedlgen Gulf Mobilo Oulf Oil HomeUke Mng Houston Oil Hupp COrp Illinois Central Ind Rayon Inspiration Copper let Harvester Int Min A Chem Int Nickel Int Paper Int Tel Tel low III on low Power Lt John-MnvlUe 394 39 39 65 63 66 41 42 61 195 105 105 1 7 7 69 59 5J 51 11 53 61 50 51 37 36 36 15 35 15 63 61 62 11 66 95 24 25 33 39 33 39 274 36 r- 61 41 41 Maine Public Service Merrill Petl Molybdemum New Jersey Zinc New British Dom Oil Tel A Tel and Art Land North Canadian Oil Northeast AtrllAea Pantepeo Oil Pancoaslel Pet Pennroad Producer Corp Revalue OH Bhattuck Dan Mining Corp Technicolor Unltrd Shoe Mach Vulcan 81 A L'd Webb A Knapp Webb A Knapp Pr Western Leasehold CLUB SECRETARIES Clothing for the family free Be Manhattan Club secretary A plan different from other club plans Write call or come in to Manhattan Clothing Co 141 Main St 2-4863 Bangor Kennrcott Lehllh Valiev Lehlth Coni Nav Lockheed Loewi Lori Hard Mack Truekf MRS ELVIRA (ELLIE) QUINT MILLINOCKET March 22- Mrs Elvira (Ellieo-Quint 81 died at the home of her daughter Mrs Raymond Oliver Sr 14 Somerset Street on Tuesday afternoon following a long illness She was bom at Weston July 4 1873 tlje daughter of the late Wellington and Elvira (Moody) Gerow Mrs Quint was a member of the Hodgdon Baptist Church and resided here for the past 14 years Surviving are a daughter Mrs Raymond Oliver Sr six grandchildren 14 great-grandchildren three sisters Mrs Etta McQuarrie of Llnneus Mrs Jennie Corbell of Bucksport Mrs Harold Puffer of Hodgdon a brother Issac Gerow of Houlton Funeral services will be held at the Oliver residence at 2 Friday afternoon with the Rev Donald Thompson pastor of the First Baptist Church officiating Burial will be in the family lot In the Millinocket Cemetery Friends may call at the Oliver residency ALBERT CLARK COLUMBIA FALLS March 22 Clark Sr 83 died Monday evening at his home in Columbia Falls He was bom on November 7 1871 the son of the late Lafayette and Sarah (Tibbetts) Clark He had lived all his life in Columbia Falls Mr Clark is survived by his wife Lula two sons Albert Jr of Bath and James of Addison a daughter Mrs Kath- 101 195 197 12 11 21 11 11 11 81 49 1 19 1 16 39 31 13 20 36 30 11 16 33 32 34 15 13 ll Magnavox Middle South Util Marshall Field Merck Minn Pw Lt Missouri Kansas Texas 17 17 Mlaaouri Kan Tex pfd 5 4 Molftg Pacific Pr 14 4 31 31 34 14 15 14 13 23 mery Ward 77 16 FUNERAL SERVICES Funeral service for Dennis Aucoin were held Tuesday morn lng at 9 at St Mary's Catholic Church The Rev Donald Jacques was celebrant at the High Mass of Requiem The honorary bearers were: Joseph Dinsmore acting postmaster Arthur Clish assistant postmaster Carl Brennan superintendent of mails: William Rogers superintendent of the post office building Alden Rand secretary to the postmaster Robert Crabbe Department of Justice Edward Curran 6 Bureau of Internal Revenue William Smith Bureau of Internal Revenue Raymond Ross 8 Federal Bureau of Internal Revenue Francis Day assistant district attorney John Talbot 8 Immigration Service Stephen Ridge Immigration Service Melvin Bennett postal carrier Thomas Curran Marshal Harold Bonneau 6 Customs Service Chester Dalton 8 Marine Corps and Philip Curran Navy Recruiting service Active bearers were Joseph Vale Daniel Connors Edward Samways Albert Laforge Walter Tweedie and Philip Thomas Committal services were con ducted at Mt Pleasant Cemetery by the Rev Peter Gorham The VFW ritual at the grave was exemplified by Frank Wyman commander of the Norman Dow Post John Tucker past department commander and Hugh Rogers senior vice commander The bugler was Thomas Merrill The firing squad was composed of Charles Butera Norman Simmons Harvey Pomroy and Leo Faulklngham CAPABLE GIRL Wanted for care of two children and soma general housework Live In Private room Excellent alary Call 5873 or write 34 Bellevue Ave giving age experience and nearest telephone number CAPABLE GIRL Or woman wanted to live in aa housekeeper Small modern apartment One child good alary Call 3-0282 Lost A Found Dealer 'a plate No 939B Tel 2-0984 LOST Billfold Contained large sum of money and important paper Addrea inside Tel 6994 Reward Extra cash Be a ciub secretary Form a shoe club among your friends and neighbors See Mr Schiro at Schiro'a Shoe Store 29 Mercantile Square Tire and wheel for Chevrolet truck Town of Hampden Reward A Ward Hampden Highlands Mont Pw Co Murrey Corp Nat Biscuit Nat Cash Reg Nat Dairy Prl Nat Distiller Nat Gypsum Crnt New Eng Elec Niagara Mohawk North Am Avia Noith Pacll Norfolk It Western Ohio Edison Oliver Corp Pacific Ges A Kleo Pec West Oil Paramount Penney Prnn Power A Light Pepil-Col Petinayhenl Phelp Dodge PjtUUM PT 1 Phil A Read COal A Iron Will Electric Proctor A Gamble Public Bvc Bee A Oit 30 291 36 69 61 68 Pure Oil 76 79 79 Radio Corp 41 41 41 Remington Rand 43 4o 43 Republic Steel 3 1 3 Reynolds Tob 41 49 4 41 Richfield Oil 16 664 76 Rockwell Spring A Axle 15 25 25 seaboard Air Line 71 74 at Louie San Pranclico 26 38 77 37 37 37 14 34 14 41 43 43 44 42 44 39 38 311 21 33 46 46 46 39 33 33 17 16 IT 31 31 31 4 83 53 79 66 79 1 91 51 45 45 45 18 15 16 47V 46 47 46 41 46 16 36 36 84 88 43 41 19 19 19 1 26 27 14 16 17 76 77 15 15 31 31 3S 97 96 66 LOST Black and white dog Cocker-Spitz Arizona tags Reward 97 Machias GI Village 8902 Or young woman English speaking single for live-in housework in a city in Conn Good alary Will have own room Small family AU modem appliances Must like children Write Box D-16 Bangor Daily News Card of Thanks th ts extend our infer thank to our nelshbor and friend for the tifta flower card and deed of kind-neu In the loee of our dear wife and mother EpectallT to the nuriee of Caetlne Community Hospital and to Doctor RuseeU Babcock and Htftlna for their tender care and klndneu dur-Ins htr lllne Percy Perkin Mr nnd Mr Bryant Perkin Mr end Mr Donald Perkin REWARD Tubeless Goodyear tires two 670x15 between Bangor and West Enfield Tagged from Joe Fleming Co to Co Millinocket Maine Finder pleaie return to Bemis Express Inc 35 Market Street Bangor Maine and receive reward GIRLS 3 Experience unnecee-sary Time and over 40 hours New Franklin Laundry 125 Fern STATE OF MAINE Legislative Notices The following committee will gtve public hearing In thatr room at the State House Auguata THl'BNDAV ASCII 14 15S 0:96 a 1825 1184 An Act Increasing and Amending tht Bales and Ua Tax BUSINESS 15:08 a SSI 676 An Act Relating to the Establishment of a Fund for Fire Fighter 668 An Act Relative to the Number of Employee under Group Accident tnd Stcknrsa Insurance Policies 8 381 An Act Relating to Unfair Retell Bale! of Motor Puel 1026 An Act Relating otMe-rger of Domeatlc Inaurance Companies 1021 An Act Relating to Change of Purposes of Domeatlc Mutual Inaurance Companlea 8 366 An Act to Revta the Laws Relating to Loan and Building Aoclatlons 1066 An Act Relating to Deception aa to Retail Price of Motor Fuel 161 An Act Rrletlng to the 8alb of Ooodx and Mtrchandlao Other than at Retail 1654 An Act Relating to Number of Im-pioyree under Oroup Life Inturanc Poll lea 8:2 8 662 1235 Resolve to Conatruct Port of Eaat Hill Rood 'Oxford County 1664 An Act Permitting Tronafer of Town Rood Improvement Funds to State Aid Account (51 Resolve In Favor of the Town of Plymouth 8 141 Resolve In Paver of Town of Caribou 275 Reaolvo to Conatruct Part of Rout 5 83 Resolve to Conatruct Road from Harris Kill ta East Poland Androscoggin County 183 Resolve Designating Part of Rout 3t9 aa State Highway 984 991 Resolve In Pevor of the Town of Newry 695 Resolve to Repelr State Aid Road In Oreen-wood 899 Resolve to Conatruct Certain Road In Oerdlntr Ml Reaolve Constructing Pert of Route £35 in York County 995 Reaolve Csmatruct-irg Pert of Route 5 In York Count: Reaolve Designs lng Rond from Port Kent to Altegash Plantation ns State Road 80 558 Reaolve in Pevor of Town of Breekavllle Hancock County Ml 1125 Resolve In Pevor of Town of Canaan M3 Resolve In Favor of Town of Oarland 8 421 Reaolve In Paver of Town Of Marian) Hancock Co untv 1M a 19M An Act Relating to Packaging and Marketing of Rabbit Meat INI An Act RelaUng to Commercial Slaughterhouse Requirement for Rabbits -185 An Act Relating to Licenses for Buyers and Boilers of Rabbits 14 Aa Act ta Place a County on Porcupine JUDICIART-etM If 421 L- An Aet to Incorporate the Ce 41 Mutual Finance An Act to Incorporate the HOUSEKEEPER Middle aged woman to keep house on farm One alone Write Box B-16 Bangor Daily News Personals Bishop Of Maine To Give Talk In Calais Church CALAIS March 22 The Right Rev Oliver Loring Bishop of the Diocese of Maine will be the principal speaker at a meeting at St Anne's Episcopal Church In Calais Thursday availing Attending the meeting will be women from the Washington County region of district four of the Woman's Auxiliary All Episcopal women are invited to attend Taking part In the program with Bishop Loring will be Mrs Edward McKeen president of the Diocesan auxiliary Mrs Henry Darling United Thank Offering treasurer and Mrs Reidar Chiitenaen college wort secretary The purpose of district meetings la to acquaint members of auxiliaries and guilds with the work and party they take in the Diocese and National Church as well as In their own parishes The evening program ia as follows: 5:30 registration 6 o'clock 7 o'clock opening business meeting with Mr McKeen presiding 7:45 group meetings and ah 8 the address by Bishop Loring Mrs Edward McKeen of Wlntcrport is serving her second year aa Woman Auxiliary Diocesan president and was formerly the Christian education secretary and president of the Woman's Auxiliary of 8t Episcopal Church For the past six yaers she has been a member of the Diocesan Council formerly with the Department of Missions and now with the Department of Finance Mrs Henry Darling of Wta-caaaet has served as treasurer and president of the Woman's Auxiliary of her former home pariah In Wellesley Maw In that state he waa also a Diocesan officer serving as vice president and Church Periodica) Club secretary In Maine she has been district vice president and for the past two years UTO treasurer Mrs Reidar Christensen comes from Rumford where she has been active in parish work She has been Diocesan college work secretary for the past five years and has participated In many college work conferences Card of Thanks We with ta thank onr many friend tor their recent klndneai Mr and Mre Puller MorrUon Princeton Maine HOUSEKEEPER Wanted Interested in good home rather than high wages Tel 6701 ALL UNWANTED Permanently removed Radlamatic method Margaret Harter 23 Central Street Bangor 8867 Thursdays and Saturdays Lubec Principal Lists Students On Attendance Roll LUBEC March 22-Mr Harriet McClure principal of the Hilltop Primary School has announced the names of the pupils neither absent nor tardy during the last six-week period as follows Sub primary David Bennett Wayne Denbow Rena Farmer Dorothy Gerrish Brian Rice Timothy Scoville Ruth Bagley Roberta Greene Wanda Huckins Leroy Kelley Marilyn Mahar Joan Seeley Grade 1 Gregg Avery Joy Calkins Pamela Conary Ethel Gerrish John Younghans Grade 2 Laura Foote Stephen Scoville Dana Avery William Bagley Brenda Brodle Catherine Corey Jean Kelley Wallace Lyons Grade 3 Stella Barker Roland Findlay Janice Keegan Robert Martin Norman Miller Joan Newton Shirley Owen Kenneth Dennison Jean Farmer Janice McLaughlin Jannette McLaughlin Carolyn Llngly Barbara McCurdy Linda Younghans Grade 4 Allan Denbow Susan Gerrish Jeffrey Trecartin Thomas Huckins Hugh Libby DonneU Alley Elizabeth Clark Ernestine Farmer Alice Hood Bernard McCurdy Jeffrey Sprague Robert Wallace 11 Machias Brownies Shown How To Make Clothes For Dolls MACHIAS March 22-Twenty-eight members of the Brownie Troop were entertained Monday afternoon at their meeting In the Legkm hall by Mrs- Quentin Sprague who showed them how to make doll clothes Three of the troop leaders were also present at the meeting The regular meeting next Monday will be omitted The Brownie committee wiU meet Monday evening March 28 at the home of Mrs Colin Feeney Court Street MAID For kitchen work at Bangor Sanatorium Dial 3879 for personal interview 81 Joseph Lead St Regis Savage Arms Seers Roebuck Schenley Scott Paper Sharon Steel Sinclair OU Socony-Vacuum Southern Co Southern Pacific Southern Rwy Southern Bo Carolina Klac A Co It Sperry Carp Standard Brand Stand OH Cal Stand Oil Tnd Stand Oil Stone A Webster Studebeker-Pnckard Sunray OU Texas Ce Text oulf Sulphur Text Pec Coni A 44 37 II 79 24 51 49 93 62 20 1 92 96 62 39(4 17 45 111 13 23 90 40 OU 61 64 44 354 37 12 1 79 154 24 24 65 65 39 60 93 53 514 52 '4 20' 29V 55 66 66 62 56 114 19 69(4 61 31 39 76 77 44 46 111 111 274 27 11 13 23 33 to 96 3 40 56 97 DREW'S NURSING HOME -Comfortable rooms good food care for elderly people Invalids 395 Center Street 3588 NURSE Registered Apply at Workman Hospital 6 High St Lincoln Maine MILO March Funeral service for Ernest Rafford who died Sunday in a Boston hospital are to be held here at the United Baptist church Wednesday at 2 o'clock with the Rev Lee A Perry pastor officiating Burial will be In Evergreen cemetery In the spring Funeral services for Edward Duren were held Monday morning at 9 o'clock at 8t John's Catholic Church The Rev James Vallely was celebrant of the High Mass of Requiem Bearers were: John Duren Joseph Doran Francis Duren Edward Conley John McCarthy and Augustus Connors The Very Rev Thomas Nel-ligan of St Mary's Pariah Orono was present for the service Interment was in Mt Pleasant Cemetery with committal by the Rev Joeeph Butler "MARK EVERY GRAVE" I Fletcher Butterfield Co Cemetery Memorials I 88 Central Street Bangor Me PERMANENTS Given at your home Guaranteed by profession! hairdresser Please call 7678 before 7 pm WAITRESS Room furnished If you care to live in Good tips CsU or write the Atlantic Houa Milbridge Maine Phone 8007 RADIOMATIC Electrolysis Removes unwanted hair permanently safely Monday through Friday Shirley Schneider 346 Center Tel 3-0781 Chambermaid at Anchorage Hotel Tel Old Town 7-3497 inquire Mrs Hutchinson CROWE FUNERAL HOME II Fereat Ave Dial J-1543 For one woman patient Sargent's Home for Aged 30 Washington Street Brewer Tax Utilities Tldtwaur Oil I6th Cant Pox Union Bag A Paper Union Carbide Union Electric United Aircraft United Airlines United Cigar Whales United Corp United Fruit UBKod Oa oorp 8 Rubber Smelting Btotl Steal pr Calm Pacific Warntr Bre Woat Pnn Elec Waatarn Union Waatlnghosa 76 69HH 27 27 27 26 26 26 74 14 (4 39 39 16 144 41 39 9 4 6 6 934 93 53 23 32 2J 414 41 61 54 54 7t 17 78 156 156 156 196 159'4 158 18 if 95 36 25 91 50 76 14 16 Public Notices Wanted and kitchen woman Thompson's Restaurant 0693 YOUNG WOMAN-33 to 45 who hu or could lam to demonstrate appliances Salary plus bonus Apply in person to Personnel Department Citizens Utilities 1 Central Street Open Saturday until noon I Pay no bills contracted by anyone other than myaelf Norman Campbell Brewer Maine able Loan Oe 40 Act ta Incorporate the State Finance Co 6S 539 An Act to Incorporate the Beacon Finonc Company lee An Act to Incorporate tho Tima Finance Corporation of Maine 121 An Act ta Incorporate Auto Finance Co S3 An Act to Incorporate Portland Thrift Company Plumb'g Roofing 1C Wattinghouaa Air Brako It 36 26 Woolworth 69 61 46 Voubaatown Sh 77 71 11 193 166' 1B3 American Stock Exchange EARN And nylons operating Standard Shoe Clubs Easter and spring season increase demand for this convenient credit aervice Contact Mr Baldwin at Standard Shoe Stars 40 Main Street Bangor Maina BOTTLE GAB Pyrofax Bate installation service appliances No waiting Mains Coal Bales Co TeL 4335 Funeral services for Charles I Rodick were held Tuesday afternoon at 1 at the Clark-Mltchell Funeral Home ISO Union Street The Rev Donald Ward of the First Congregational Church of Brewer officiated The honorary bearers wei Mark Ginn Perley Reynolds Arthur Tapley Ernest Melanaon and Vaughn Wilcox and Phillip Reidy Active bearer were Cleveland and James Hooper Donald Kenney Jack Longstaff Louis Harper and Alton Robinson The remains were placed In the Mt Hope Cemetery for burial in the family lot In Amherst a ei 11 ii 1 34i 19 174 11 11 9 Help Wanted Able IT AUtO General ex-' perience Mace's Garage Newport Maine Miac Business Service 11 Bangor Upholstering Co 33 years' experience All custom work 10 years guaranteed Pickup and delivery fra 137 Hammond SL Tal 8660 Rainbow Assembly MACHIAS March 22-Ten girls affiliated with the Machias Rainbow Assembly at tha meeting held at Masonic hall The Ini-ation waa followed by a social hour snd refreshment Mi Anita Sprague waa soloist The new members are Shirley Oarnett Sherrill Johnson Mary Ellen Johnson Marjorie Moffett Audrey Anthony Carolyn Chadwick Dorothy Hanacom Virginia Bangs Linda Killon and Margaret Mallar Am Maracaibo Am Republic Corp Anacon Arkanaaa Pool Oil Arkanaaa Louisiana Goa AUa Plywood Corp Barton stool Brown Caribbean Oil Calvan Con oil Canada Be Polo Cana OU Producer Carso Noll Goa Circle Wire OUsslal Adrian Creole Pet Caban All Sugar Devon Lodno Draper Corp Drums and Kxpl Dumont Lab Bn torn Oaa A PWet Elect rle Bond A Bb lurvka Lid Olens Aldas Coal Bout OU A hearing will be held at the office of County Commissioners Court House Bangor Maine Tuesday March 38 1855 at 11 A by the County Commissioners of Penobscot County for the consideration of application to sell malt liquor by the following named person: ROBERT SHIRLEY of AROYL TOWNSHIP MAINE AU persons may appear to show cause if any why aid application to all malt liquor should not be approved Dated at Bangor Maine this 18th day of March AD 1033 Raymond Campbell Thomas Heraey Leon Williams County CAR SALESMEN Between 33-40 to all new Nadi and all makes used can Nat appearance aggressive sober reliable Experience preferred hut not essential Compensation commensurate with productivity Jin Adams Inc Bangor Brewer Upholstering Ca Pick-up and delivery anywhere In Maine Work guaranteed Free estimates credit terms arranged 36 Boyd St Bangor TeL 0-0439 Woodland Club Studies Religion WOODLAND Msrch Mrs Elizabeth Drotar was hostess to the 8t Simeon club at her home Friday evening There was a continuance of the religious project under the direction of the Rev John Donovan Attending were Mrs Nellie De-Chene Mrs Elisabeth Aylwsrd Mrs fius Staci ig Mrs Lola Talbot Mrs Elisabeth Gaddis Mrs Margaret McClure Mrs Alice Pavone Mrs Marjorie Tammaro Mrs Ann Oagner Father Donovan and tha hostess lira Drotar Tbs hostess for ths next meeting wiU be Mrs Bus Stadlg 14 3 1 3 6 a 2 3 3 4 4 4 1 1 1 31 11 31 19 1S 19H 138 134 124 11 11 11 1 1 1 12 22 23 9 1 15 II 16 16 16 164 27 26 S6 1 14 14 16 11 16 If IS 26 364 1 3 1 5 5 5 11 11 11 17 MONUMENTS 8MM A Dp Large Markers 83958 SPECIAL DISCOUNTS Daring March 189 Monument Fat Year Selection COME EARLY Veaaie Maine Dial 7734 Near Vasal Orone Tewa Line STACYVILLJt March 22 Funeral services for Abbott Gerold were held Tuesday from the Bowers Funeral Chapel Sherman Mills with the Rev Ralph Murray and the Rev Emil Carlson officiating Bearers were Charles Mullls Charles Da via Charles Hutchins and Owen Grant Remains were placed In a tomb NEED Fine or eoarae Reasonable prices Call Thomas Vanldestine 78S4 2 granted with ear Mink be neat and ambtlhma Start work immediately No canvassing Earn about 678 woekiy Apply in rson Stevens ttwfio 4 Central Street Banger A New York University study indicates that human behBvior is to await burial in Sherman in responsible for 70 to 80 per cent OIL BURNERS Cleaned and repaired George's OU Burner Service Dial 2-0033 Let Georg Do IL Loot tno ths spring of industrial accidents LAS.