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riday January 21 1955 Buffalo Evening News Vital Statistics a Daily News Summary one 30 28 20t21 years ago the road dear 16 15 for 14 19 Aud (Qhttuarirs Union Officer 123 West real to Tenney will be con Samuel Walton 66 the UNERAL HOME her say her CHANGE REQUESTED IN ARTERIAL NEAR CANCER HOSPITAL 135 ill 14 14 12 13 it 1 13 14 14 13 12 12 13 14 13 13 to rank Home Out Herbert Mot to Haeusser 194 60 16 17 17 17 17 miss her near longed tear American Optical's New Movie Projector Is All Purpose Unit Samuel Walton ExoIon Co Executive 14 16 11 17 15 16 16 15 15 16 15 13 14 14 13 14 14 $30000000 Project To Raise Capacity Of Huntley Station 15 16 12 12 14 13 14 14 14 12 13 13 14 15 13 14 14 17 15 Ewing Warns of uture Gain In School Enrollments 15 15 16 15 16 17 17 17 14 16 16 NEW SCIENCE UNITS' TO LEAD GROWTH PROGRAM 16 15 17 16 16 16 14 17 15 13 17 16 17 16 65 YEARS HU 7057 HU 4492 Buffalo no sur Li 37 12 16 13 TARNOWSKA In loving memory of our dear mother Valeria of Dunkirk who passed away five years ago today Jan 21 1950 To have and to love and then to part Is the greatest sorrow of heart A silent prayer a secret tear Her memory is so very dear Always' remembered by HUSBAND SONS DAUGHTERS GRANDCHILDREN KAISER In loving memory of our dear mother Norma who passed away one year ago today Jan 21 1954 You are not forgotten loved one Nor will you ever be As long as life and memory last We will remember thee We miss you now our hearts are sore As time goes by we miss you more Your loving smile your gentle face No one can fill your vacant place Always remembered by SHIRLEY CAROL DAVID Richard Narrow lienor vs Gilbert A Louise Davies owners contrac tors $4110 Amherst rontier Lumber lienor vs Maurice Rose Smallen owners Dracool Alu minum Awning Chester Bennett contractor $52046 Admiral Hertel Whissel Lumber lienor vs Gilbert A 4 Louise Davies owners Richard Narrow contractor S223735 Am herst George Horbett lienor vs Carmen Long others owners contractors $715 Tonaaarda Batt Co lienor vs Gilbert A i Louise Davies owners $259100 Amherst William Sehueler lienor $2496 Qua ker Lumber lienor $688015 both vs Philip Dorothy Baumgarten owners contractors Orchard Park uneral from uneral Home Monday morn at St Casimir's Interment in He was a ceramics engineer was credited with much of production development for company which manufactur aluminum oxide and silicon WIECZOREK In loving memory of our mother Anna who passed away one year ago today Jan 21 1954 Dear mother we Jove and miss you Not just today or tomorrow 3 But until the dav we shall meet again 1 Our hearts will ache and sorrow Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by ALL HER CHILDREN State Hygiene Office to Move The Western York office of the State Labor Division of Industrial Hygiene will move Wednesday from the State Oixice Building to a re modeled one story building at 252 Niagara St Harry arkas senior industrial hygiene engineer said workmen also will begin install ing laboratory equipment for a new chemical unit The office supervises industrial health con ditions in 12 Western New York counties Declining high school enrol ments be decreasing much longer Dr Parmer Ewing told the Torch Club Thursday night in Norton Union University of Buf falo The superintendent of schools warned that Buffalonians be complacent about school finances and expect that lowering enrollment in the high schools will take pressure off the school budget Traffic Relief Asked A petition signed by nearly 250 residents of the Kensington Leroy Deerfield area asking in the traffic situa ton at that intersection was filed today with the Common Council The petitioners said there was a traffic fatality in recent months and the situation become a hazard for pedestrians and motor ists and particularly for children attending ijearby School BUDGET REQUESTS TO RECONSIDERED Requests of the Port Board and the Divisions of Buildings Parks Streets and Safety for cap ital fund allocations in the next capital budget will be aired by the Capital Expenditures Com Subcommittee on Project Analysis Priorities at 10 Thursday Screening project requests to taling more than S25000000 the subcommittee headed by George Mackenna requested each de partment head to designate the top two projects from each list for consideration in compiling a one year program In loving memory of my dear mother Viola who passed away one year ago today Jan 21 19p4 Gone but not forgotten DAUGHTER Ham Radio Operators Sought for Civil Defense Additional volunteer Civil De fense radio operators are needed to provide adequate coverage in the event of emergency Maj Gen Edwin Ziegler county Civil Defense director said today He urged amateur radio oper ators to enroll for classes so they can qualify after four brief ses sions for Civil Defense radio op erator Gen Ziegler urged such ama teurs to write the Erie County Civil Defense Office at 218 City Hall: The state today proposed to the Common Council a change in the Elm Oak arterial traffic route A change was requested by Roswell Park Memorial Institute which pointed out that the original route would carry southbound arterial traffic directly past its main entrance in Elm St Charles Waters district en gineer for the State Department of Public Works also pointed out that the original route would between the institute and its proposed parking lot which will extend from Elm to Neptune between High and Carlton Sts He explained: origijially proposed in the Buffalo Urban Area Report whichthe city approved several years ago it was planned to have an arterial east of Main St namely a pair of one way routes 'one along Elm and Michigan and the other along Oak Holland Pl and Otis Pl both extending from the Niagara Thruway (south of Swan) to Main (north of erry) It now is proposed to remove that por tion designated along Holland and Otis and substitute easterly a new parallel along Masten Any deviation from the orig inal plan Mr Waters said re quires a legislative amendment and this can only be don? with the concurrence of the Common Council ter for the health sciences are being formulated bv the Univer sity of Buffalo Chancellor Clif ford urnas disclosed today He said that the health science center will be built on a site adjacent to Capen Hall The date construction begins will depend on the availability of funds immediate drive for capital funds is Dr ur nas added we of course are always trying to raise the money the university Construction of the two build ings is the first step outlined in a master plan being drawn up by the university to meet an an ticipated doubling of student en rollment by 1970 Detailed plans for the new construction are not available In loving memory of our dear' mother Clara who passed away three years ago today Jan 21 1952 The world may change from year to year And friends from day to day But the memory of the one we love WiH never fade away Sadly missed by JOHN CAROL JUDY MONIQUE GARDES PARIS Jan 21 (Monique Gardes 19 poses after being elected of all girls working in Paris fashion shops Monique is a model (UP) 18 Plymouth Ave at at 9 15 14 16 14 35 12 14 17 14 14 16 Maurice Browne ounder Of Little Theater inU TORQUAY Eng Jan 21 (Reu ters) Maurice Browne 74 who launched the Little Theater r'o ment in America more than 40 years ago and made a fortune pro ducing one of the biggest theatrical success of the century died here today Bom in Reading Eng in 1881 he had his first theatrical success in Chicago in 1912 where his American actress wife Ellen Von Volkenburg he founded and di rected first Little The ater In a small room which seated only 99 people they produced Strindberg Shaw and the Greek classics The idea of the caught on and spread quickly across the country Norman Riesenfeld ormer Buffalo Lawyer Buffalo Evening News Bureau NEW YORK1 Jan21 Norman Riesenfeld retired real estate dealer died Wednesday in his home 3 East 76th St Mr Riesenfeld was born in Buffalo' and was graduated from the University of Buffalo Law School He practiced only a short time before coming to New York City to enter the real estate busi ness He became president of the 50 Broadway Corporation and owned many other large properties A gifted pianist as a child Mr Riesenfeld gave a recital when he was 8 in the old Buffalo Music Hall but his musical career ended when he injured a hand in a fall from a bicycle Mr Riesenfeld was a Mason and for many years was treasurer of the oundation for the Educa tion of Jewish Girls Surviving is a daughter Mrs Chanler A Chap man of Tarrytown Chosen in Paris Committee Approves Raises for Three The Board of Laws Legislation Committee today recommended salary increases for the county equalization commis sioners and the county service officer by adoption of a local law Salary ranges will be $6820 $8760 to $7650 $9350 The action was taken after no one appeared in opposition at a hearing The incumbents Equalization Commissioners Albert Hawkins and red Rawe and Service Officer Edward Zenger will re ceive the maximum of the new grades if the board approves adoption of the local law as is ex pected and riends are 19t21 formerly of 17 The Instrument Division of the American Optical Co in Cheekto waga working with the Research Division in Southbridge Mass and the Phillips Works in The Netherlands has developed a new motion picture projector which can be used to show all kinds of movies It is the latest phase of a new movie lens system developed here by American Optical It requires only one camera and one pro jector Cinerama requires three cameras and three projectors The projector was developed essentially for the new Todd AO movies that will use American Optical system" But it also can be used for other wide screen sys tems including CinemaScope for normal 35 millimeter films 3 films The lens and some of the other parts of the new projector will be manufactured at the American Optical plant in Cheektowaga Plant Manager William Peck said The Phillips Works also will make a large number of the parts Work in connection with the projectors at the plant here is expected to help fill a gap left by a reduction in military orders finalization of the Todd AO all purpose projector marks a milestone in the progress of mo tion i theater said Henry Woodbridge vice president of American Optical and president of the Todd AO Corporation in a statement answers the needs of per fection of this revolutionary mo tion picture process and at the same time establishes itself as the ideal universal projector for all conventional motion picture 13 15 16 16 16 13 Jan 12 14 15 13 worth Ave Town of Tonawan da and the his ers carbide abrasives Mr Walton was born in Ger mantown Pa He was graduated from Iowa State College in 1912 He worked as a clay plant man ager and a refractory engineer in Philadelphia before joining the Exolon Co in 1927 He was elect ed vice president in 1950 He was a fellow of the Ameri can Ceramics Society a member of the Institute of Ceramic En gineers the New York State Ceramic Association the Abra sive Grain Association the Amer ican Chemical Society and the Electro Chemical Society and held a professional degree in the New York State College of Cera mics He is survived by his wife and a son Samuel Jr the are Today 4:38 A 947 Sycamore auto cause not determined $400 damage 545 A Rescue Squad 1 to 804 Washington Harry Kenyon 62 dead when squad arrived MISSING PERSONS Geraldine Golba 16 of 108 Crestwood since Wednesdav 5 1 inch 105 pounds dark brown hair Gary Taylor 15 of 184 Hamlin since Monday 5 feet 7 inches 130 pounds black hair brown eyes brown hat gray overcoat brown suit tan shoes STOLEN AUTOS 1947 Buick coach EK 55 57 owned bv Charles Buseck 286 Dewitt stolen from Dewitt near Garner before 6 A Thursday 1953 Chevrolet sedan BL 27 18 owned by Andrew WUson 37 Phyllis stolen from Main near Seneca about 8:30 Thursday 1953 ord sedan 2B 54 73 owned by Mrs Caroline Dell 233 Wardman Ken more stolen from parking lot at 450 Pearl before 4 Thursday RECOVERED AUTOS 1950 Studebaker coupe 9B 80 22 owned bv rank Wunk 114 Crowley found on Pearl near Tupper Thurs day stolen from ranklin near Tup per Wednesday 1948 Dodge sedan 55 28 owned'by Paul Sciria 64 Orange found at St Michael 8c Washington Thursday: stolen from Virginia Orange Wednesdav 1952 Chevrolet sedan 62 31 owned by Kenneth Gilling 15 Schauf found at Utica Ashland Thursday stolen from ox near North Tuesday i held Sunday afternoon at riends invited BZIBZtAK Catherine nee suddenly Jan 20 1955 of St beloved wife of Andrew mother of Andrew Jr Leon MatthewStephen and Henry mother in law of'Jessie Sally and Helen survived by grandchildren uneral Monday at 9:30 A from Casper Urban uneral Home 188 Clark St off Broadway and Corpus Christi Church at 10 Burial in St Stanis laus Cemetery riends invited to attend 21t22 KRIEGER In loving memory of Stanley wno passea away seven today Jan 21 1948 Since gone first And I remain to walk alone I live in memory Carden With happy days known I your voice I see your smile Though briefly may I grope The memory of your helping hand Still buoys me on with hope known so much happiness had our cup of joy And memory is one gift of God That death cannot destroy MARY LICHACZEWSKI In loving memory of our dear wife and mother Catherine who passed away one year ago today I Jan 21 1954 4 Softly the stars are gleaming Upon a precious grave Where sleepest without dreaming One we loved but could not save As we loved her so we In our memory she Loved remembered always Bringing many a silent There is not a day dear mother That we do not long for you Beside your grave we often stand And try in vain to understand us Lord in tears we pray: She was so precious why she stay? 1 Guardian angel watch beside her Virgin Mary light her way Heart of Jesus grant her mercy our fertent prayer each day Sadly missed by HUSBAND CHILDREN Earle Spaulding Kensington Realtor Earle Spaulding 60 a estate broker died Thursday (Jan 20 1955) in his home at 976 Ken sington Ave Born in East Aurora he at tended school there Mr Spauld ing entered the real estate busi ness 32 years ago in South Buf falo with Charles Guyett Later he was associated with Thomas Chambers before establishing his own business in Kensington 22 years ago He was a member of the Buf falo Real Estate Board and the State and National Associations of Real Estate Boards A veteran of World War I he was'a member of the Buffalo Trap ield Club and Auto Club There vivors uneral services ducted at 2:30 Monday in the Marvin Malzah uneral Home 1522 Kensington Ave by the Rev Leon Molter of Trinity Evangelical Reformed Church Burial will be in orest Lawn ISCH In loving memory of our darling lu'imux ma wno passea away year ago today Jan 21 1954 Our lips cannot tell how we miss Our hearts cannot tell what to God alone knows how we In our home that is lonesome today Sadly missed and never to be forgotten SONS DAUGHTERS Plans for the construction of a classroom addition to the pres ent science building and a cen ter for the health sciences are Mons Jdnai IN ACILITIES AND SERVICE The Obligation Is Not Hers Buffalo: "I have always believed that one of the protections a man owes to liis family is the selection in 'advance of need with his assist ance of a plot in orest Lawn where ample space is available No womaniiouid be forced to face alone sucha burden in her hour of greatest grief and sorrow I am grateful that I will know such a Space is available in all sections of (orest Lawn Single Graves S50 and jap amily Plots $120 and up Mod test terms arranged Office open daily pud Sunday afternoons OREST LAWN Buffalo Erie County NY John (Hi) Sweeney 79 for merly of 155 Ave a union representative for 50 years died today (Jan 21 1954) in the Adam Memorial Hospital rerryspurg He had been ill three years Mr Sweeney was born in Buf falo Dec 23 1875 and attended St School He became a rep resentative of the Tug Line Union eventually i as its president More than 30 years ago he joined Local 109 Grain Union (AL) and was serving as secre tary when he became ill Mr Sweeney was a member of St Church and Aerie 46 raternal Order of Eagles He is survived by two sons John Jr and Charles A and a brother William Mackey Prayers will be said at 8:15 Monday morning in the Driscoll uneral Home 1336 Main St A Solemn Mass of Requiem will be celebrated at 9 in St Church Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery CIESLA Henry of 3145 South Park Ave Lackawanna Jan 19 1955 be loved husband of Mary Ciesla (nee ilip) father of Henry and James son of Mrs Magdalene Ciesla and the late Leon Ciesla brother of Mrs Jo seph Koncewicz rank Mrs Rudolph Pella Mrs Henry Zajac Leonard Mrs John Carter Mrs Thaddeus Kloc John Alfred Mrs Russen Wick Mrs Nick Stenko and Ted uneral Saturday morning at 9 o'clock from the Kaczor uneral Home 505 Ridge Rd Lackawanna and at Our Lady of Victory Basilica at 9:30 Inter ment in Holy Cross Cemetery riends invited 20t21 CLEAND Jan 20 1955 Herbert of 450 Brantwood Rd Snyder be loved husband of Alice Rees Cleand father of John Rees and Peggy Ann Cleand son of Robert of Niagara alls Ont and the late Margaret brother of Robert of Niagara alls Ont Richard of Hamilton Ont Mrs Arthur Jocoy of Niagara alls Mrs Owen of Indianapo lis Ind uneral from the Darwin Myers uneral Home 2450 Main St at Jewett Pkwy Monday morning at 9:15 and from St Church at 10 riends invited to at tend 21t22 CONLEY Mary A (nee Donahue) Jan 20 1955 wife of the late Cornelius beloved mother of Mrs Raymond Barnett Joseph Edward Mrs Helene Barnett Raymond A Mrs Joseph ahey Leo of East Aurora Mrs William Ryan and Eliza beth A Conley grandmother of 11 grandchildren uneral from the family residence 3640 Seneca St Monday morning at 9:15 and from St Church Springbrook at 10 o'clock riends invited 21122 DOLECKI Rose (nee Majewski) Jan 18 1955 of 238 Wilson St beloved wife of Vincent sister of Mrs Mary Szy manek Mrs Anna Benbenek Mrs Helen Saladyga and John Majewski daughter of the late Sophie and Jo seph uneral Saturday at 9:30 A from Casper Urban uneral Home 188 Clark St off Broadwav and in Transfiguration Church at 10 Burial in St Stanislaus Cemetery riends are invited to attend 19t21 DOOHEN At Syracuse Jan 18 1955 Eileen Ann beloved daughter of Robert and Mary Trumpheller sis ter of Mary Beth Doohen riends may call after 7 riday evening at the rancis Tehan uneral Home 415 Grider St where services will be held Saturday morning at 11 riends invited 20t21 ISHER Arthur A isher Attica Jan 20 1955 husband of the late Blanche Vader isher father of ram nenry aiacuaugnnn of Attica and Mrs William Boldt of Irving brother of Mrs Elizabeth Holzworth Syracuse Mrs Martha Rvkert St Petersburg la Lloyd of Perry and Benjamin of Warsaw riends re ceived at the Marley uneral Home 135 Main St Attica where funeral service will be held Sunday at 2:30 21t22 GROHMANN Walburga (Wally) Huber Grohmann Jan 19 1955 of 323 Box Ave beloved wife of Joseph Groh mann mother of Cynthia and Jeanette Grohmann: daughter of Jennie Grzv bowski uneral from the Dietrich uneral Home 995 Genesee St Sat urday at 8:30 and at St Church at 9 riends invited 20t21 HAIMERL Clara Hilburffer Haimerl Jan 20 1955 of McKinlev Rd An gela wife of the late John Haimerl mother of John Haimerl and Mrs Harold Reynolds sister of Mrs George Schasel of Angola John Hilburger Philip Hilburger the late Elizabeth and rances Parrish uneral from the Dietrich runerai Home 995 Genesee St Mon day at 6:30 and at St Church at 9 A riends invited 21tQ2 HENCINSKI Bruno Jan 20 1955be Joved husband of Clara (nee Schultz) dear father of Esther brother Andrew John Michael and Adam brother in law of rances Marta and Bernice uneral will be neld from his late residence 290 Wag ner Ave (off Broadway) Tuesdav morning at 9:30 and at St Church at 10 Interment Mt Calvary Cemetery riends invited to attend Deceased was a member of Marine Corp League Niagara ron tier Telegraph Operators ORT Divi sion o0 and Lackawanna Veterans Joseph Jan 19 1955 of 65o Parkhurst Blvd Kenmore be loved husband of the late Mary Lange father of Joseph ranklin and the late Marion brother of Helen Gold Mrs Kathryn Ryan Mrs Rose Biel fuss the late John Anna and Mar garet grandfather of six grandchil dren riends may call at the Leo Sauer New uneral Home 1933 Ken sington Ave uneral Saturday at 8:15 A and from Blessed Sacrament Church at 9 A Deceased was a member of the Union Local No 175 20t21 KAISER Of Colden Jan IS 1955 Lena Kaiser (nee Bangel) be loved wife of Jacob Kaiser mother of rvaiser ot soutn wales Dorothy Pilkington of Colden Ethel Kittleson of Yorkshire Loretta Sly of Honolulu Hawaii and the late Carl Kaiser sister of Miss Ida Bangel Mrs Rose Miller of East Concord Louise Roehl William Bangel Chester Bangel and Harry Bangel of Buffalo also sur vived by ten grandchildren riends invited to call at the family home Lewis Rd Holland where funeral services will be held Saturday Jan 22 at 1:30 Burial in the Broadbeck Cemetery Lewis Rd Colden 20t21 John Jan 19 1955 husband of the late Marv Lipinski father of Stephan Benedict rank Bronislaus and Mary father in law of Mary Johanna Genevieve Helen and Casimir Hurysz brother of Con stance Szczukowski Lottie Laskowski and Ignac also survived by grand children and great grandchildren uneral will be held Saturday at 9:30 A from the family residence 526 Wilson St and at Queen of Most Holy Rosary Church at 10 A In terment in St Stanislaus Cemetery riends invited 20t21 Mary McCarthy Keiser Jan 20 1955 of 29 ernhill Ave widow of the late Dr Max Keiser mother of Mrs James Lyon Sirs Edwin Georger Mrs rank Kelly and the late Michael Joseph uneral from the Murphy uneral Home 1700 Her tel Ave Saturday' morning at 9 and from St Church at 9:30 riends invited LAWRENCE George Lawrence of 34 Beech St Jan 14 1955 husband of the late Rose Corley Lawrence neral from the Austin uneral Home Inc 565 Elmwood Ave Saturdaj morning at 10 riends in vited Walter A of 112 Pooley Pl suddenly in Buffalo Jan 19 1955 husband of Margaret Schle weis Luckmann father of Mrs Ted Ortel: brother of Carl Albert Ernest Luckmann Mrs Alfred Regan lhelate Herbert Luckmann and Mrs Gilbert Decker Calls may be made at the Gordon Snyder uneral Home 483 Grant St where funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 Interment in Hartland Ceme tery 20t21 Donald MacKay of 829 Elm wood Ave Buffalo in Detroit Mich Jan 18 1955 beloved husband of Jessie MacKenzie MacKay son of Annie and the late Angus MacKay brother of John MacKay Mrs Joanne and Annie MacLean the late Murdo and Mary MacKay all of Isle of Lewis Scotland Calls may be made at the Gordon Snyder uneral Home 483 Grant St where funeral service will be held Saturday at 3:30 De ceased was a member of Occidental Lodge No 766 A Memorial service Thursday evening at 7:45 MAY Henry May Ill in St Petersburg ifl Udii id 1300 DuSDana Oi Eleanor Goldsborough May father of Henry May IV and James May son of Henry May Jr and Dollie Mitchell May brother of Richard A May of Cleveland and Donna May Negges mith of Winnetka Ill uneral private McCADDEN rank of 123 West Hazeltine Ave Kenmore Jan 20 1955 beloved husband of Roberta (nee Brennan) McCadden father of Kenneth and William McCad den and Mrs Benjamin (rances) Stocum brother of William Mc Cadden and the late Mrs Helen Oates and James McCadden uneral fioml William A Rolling uneral Home 3000 Delaware at Tremont Monday morning at 9:45 and from St Church at 10:15 riends in vited Deceased was a member of St Holy Name Society and 1 the Edward Vasey Post No 1275 of Lima 21t22 bamuel Walton 66 vice president and technical director of the Exdlon Co 1000 East Ni agara St Tonawanda died Thursday (Jan 20 1955) in Buf falo General Hospital Mr Walton lived at 71 Chats DEATH SENTENCE COMMUTED OR ONTARIO KILLER Special to The Buffalo Evening News NIAGARA ALLS Ont Jan 1 21 The Governor General in Council has commuted the death sentence of murderer Harry Reece scheduled to hang in St Catharines on Jan 25 to life im prisonment in Kingston Peniten tiary LaMarsh and Miss Judy counsel for Reece were notified of the decision by tele gram from Ottawa today Reece received the death sen tences after two trials for the murder of Mrs lorence Ricker 34 his common law wife The first trial was held last Spring but a retrial was ordered on grounds that the judge misdi rected the jury The second trial was held last October DIETRICH UNERAL SERVICE SERVING BUALO 995 GENESEE ST 2528 BAILEY AVE Air Conditioned Ample Parking iHruturiaut 953y ears today Jan 21 Today recalls sad memories Of the loved one gone to rest The ones who think of her today Are the who loved her best Sadly missed by HENRY MARY HELEN blowers Truly Express Your Sympathy ELLICOTT SQUARE lower Shop 307 MAIN ST MA 3230 IN TIME SORROW Services that are gracious acilities that are Most Modern unerals of Dignity for as little as 365 Park Lawn MORTUARY 576 Linwood Avenue Service UnsurpcMed'r within the cf All! THOMASVW' uneral Horhe Arfiefd 1074 465 ranklin St ALBA Peter Jan 18 1955 formerly of 580 argo Ave beloved husband of the late Salvatrice (nee Morreale) father of Joseph Connie Mrs Carlton rancis of Rochester Mrs Jo seph Rosso of Kingston Mrs John Kandler Mrs Alfonso Butterini and Mrs rank Haller Darien Center uneral from Saturday morning at Church invited Rev Josenh 26 Parkwav Silver Creek Jan 1955 at Covington Ky 35 years of age: son of Mr and Mrs Guy Aud of Silver Creek brother of Mrs John Guson of Olean and Maj James Aud Sill Okla A uneral Mass will be celebrated riday at 10:80 in Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church Silver Creek Office of the Dead will be chanted riday evening at 7:30 at Christ the King Seminary Chapel in Olean Solemn Pontifical High Mass will be sung Saturday morning at 11 Interment in St' Bonaven Cemetery 20t21 BL Jacob suddenly Jan 19 1955 of 139 Wende Ave son of the late Joseph and Barbara Ram Blandenspiel brother of Mrs Carl Hora of Chicago Ill Joseph and the late Mrs Mary Zwick Mrs Margaret Matthies and Julia Bladenspiel neral from the inetncn Home 2o28 Bailey Ave 9 A riends invited Pressmen Union No 27 BUCKHOLTZ Etta (nee Akron NY Jan 19 1955 beloved wife of Louis Bucknoltz: Homer Geneva Lockwood Cuba Mrs Ella Taylor Mrs Jennie Vanderlip of St Cloud la Mrs Helen Townsend California and the late Edward andWilliam riends may call at her late residence Indian alls Rd Akron where funeral services will be 2 clock 20t21 Grzvwal 194 Clark Sr William Mecklen burg of 102 lohr Ave West Seneca Jan 20 1955 husband of Ethel Wollaber Mecklenburg father of Al vin Elmer and Howard Mecklenburg: brother of Mrs Ena Stuntz and the late Mrs Julia Calm bach Mrs Mary Specht and Mrs Lottie ischer uneral from morial Loomis Offers Loo mis 1820 Seneca St Monday after noon at 2 o'clock 21t22 MICHEL John A Jr suddenly Jan 19 1955 of 1317 East erry St hus band of the late Gertrude Michel father of Quintin A son of Mrs Michel of Avon brother of Lawrence and Louis of Avon riends may call at the Ernest Wede kindt uneral Home Inc 5 Walden Ave at Genesee where funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at 3 riends are invited De ceased was a member of the Brother hood of Railroad Trainmen for the past 40 years 20t21 Grace Wasson Jan 20 1955 wife of Edward Moeller beloved mother of Mrs Stanley Hawkins Mrs Esther Butler Robert Edward Don ald and David Moeller riends may call at the Thompson uneral Chapel 911 Tonawanda St Private funeral services Saturday afternoon at 2 Please omit flowers 20121 NOLAN Aleda VanDermeulen Nolan of 164 Huntington Ave Jan 20 1955 beloved wife of Edward Nolan sis ter of Mrs George Hall and Leonard VanDermeulen of Glendale Calif riends received at the Leo Vander eher Son uneral Home 2549 Slain St where services will be held Mon day afternoon at 2 21t22 QUINN of Hamburg in Washington Jah 19 1955 husband of the late Elizabeth Quinn father of Albert Quinn of Washington and the laie Marion and Joseph Quinn brother of John and Katherine Quinn of Pa grandfather of Mrs Patricia irey riends may call at the ogel sanger uneral Heme Long Ave at Lake St Hamburg after 1 riday where the funeral will be held Saturday morning at 10:30 'and from SS Peter Paul Church at 11 riends invited 20t21 RUDELL rederick Jan 20 1955 beloved husband of rances Ball Rudell father of William rederick Carl Col Raymond Rudell Mil dred Mrs Leonard (rances) Mullen Mrs Chester (Esther) Glondys Mrs Richard (Ruth) Kinmartin also sur vived by 14 grandchildren and three great grandchildren uneral from the family residence 979 Walden Ave Monday at 2 and from Trinity Old Lutheran Church on Brunswick Blvd at 2:45 riends invited Mr Rudell was a member of the Constantia Society 21122 Bruno of 313 en ton St Jan 20 1955 beloved husband of Michaline Heska Gebler dear father of Mrs Joseph Laiose Mrs Marion Battaglia Mrs Walter Kos ciueh and Mrs Raymond Chrostowski: brother of Walter of Chicago and Mrs Stella Heska brother in law of Alexandra and Joseph Heska: also survived by eight grandchildren and great granacntiaren the chapel of Buszka Inc 1997 Clinton St ing at 9:30 and Church at 10 St Stanislaus Cemetery riends are invited Mr Sobieszczanski was a veteran of World War I 21t22 Charles A of 10 Med ford Pl Jan 20 1955 beloved hus band of Agnes Berwalt Sparacino father of Marvin A and Mrs Wyman (Elinore) Ansley of Jamestown brother of Mrs rank Gennuso Rus sell Sparcino Mrs Joseph Vaccaro Mrs Daniel Thomas and the laterank and Josephine Lojacano riends may call at the Bury Home 3070 Delaware corner Kinsey where the funeral will be held Mon day morning at 8:30 and from St Church at 9:15 riends are invited Mr Sparacino was a member of the Erie Club and the Buffalo Police Mutual Aid Association 20122 SPAULDING Earle Spaulding of 976 Kensington Ave suddenly in this city Jani 20 1955 beloved son of the late Charles and Cora Spaulding beloved friend of Loretta Doll riends received at the Marvin Malzan uneral Hojnc 1520 Kensing ton Ave where' funeral services will be held Monday at 2:30 riends invited Mr Spaulding was a member of the Buffalo Real Estate Board Inc the Association of Real Estate Boards Inc East Aurora Legion Post No 362 and the Buffnlo Trap ield Club 21t22 John (Hi) Sweeney Jan 21 1955 father of John Jr and Charles A Sweeney brother of Wil liam Mackey the late Charles Richard Sweeney and Mrs John Moran of Chicago HI uneral from the Driscoll uneral Home 1336 Main St on Monday morning at 8:15 and from St Church at 9 riends are invited to attend Deceased was a member of Grain Shovelers Local 109 and Aerie No 46 2H22 TAT Dr Raymond of Cattaraugus Jan 19 1955 husband of Madge Holbrook Taft: father of Mrs James Ewing Crafton Pa Mrs 7 Thompson Edmonton Alta Can ada Dr James Taft Little Valley and Robert Taft Cattaraugus riends may call at the Briggs uneral Home 59 South St where funeral services will be held Satur day Jan 22 at 2 Berean Lodge No 811 A will have charge of services riends invited Donato of 562 Seventh St in Buffalo Jan 20 1955 husband of Lucia Ricigliano father of Mrs Sebastian Carnevale rank Mrs Victor Tomasulo Sebastian (Terry) of North Collins James and Michael Tauriello riends may call at the New Rubino uneral Home Porter and Niagara where funeral will take place Monday morning at 8:15 and from Holy Cross Church at 9 riends invited Mr Tauri ello was a member of the Holy Name Society of Holy Cross Church and of St Anthony di Padua Club 21t22 TAURIELLO James of 50 Abbott Pkwy Blasdell Jan 21 1955 husband of Rose (nee DeMarco): fa ther of Mrs Charles Runfola Daniel Anthony Mrs Edward Houlahan and Victor Tauriello brother of Mrs rank Battaglia Mrs Soldano ras cella Joseph and Mrs Pat Vitale riends may call at the New Rubino uneral Home Porter and Niagara where funeral will take place Mon day morning at 9 and at the Mother of Good Counsel Church (South Park at Oakwood Blasdell a 10 riends are 1 invited 2112 WAt Samuel Walton of 71 Chatsworth Ave Kenmore Jan 20 195o beloved husband of Alice Osann Valt5n: father of Samuel Walton Jr Private cremation services have been held lowers gratefully de clined Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society 21t22 WEBER Elsie Weber of 502 Linwood Ave in Buffalo Jan 21 1955 daughter of the late rederick and May Weber: sister of the late red erick Weber: beloved aunt of Mrs Gordon Weinheimer and rederick Weber of East Aurora uneral from the Lesswing uneral Home 92 East Delavan Ave corner Jefferson Sunday afternoon at 2 riends invited It is the wish of the family that memorials be made to the Amer ican Cancer Society in place of flow ers 21t22 WEINMAN Charles Weinman of Angola suddenly Jan 20 1955 husband of the late Jennie Morgan Weinman father of Alice of Angola and Stuart of Eggerts ville brother of Miss Lucy Weinman and Mrs Harry Kobernuss of Buf falo and William Weinman of Detroit Mich riends may call at Johnson Wilkins uneral Home 448 Delaware Ave where the fu neral service will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 21t22 ZEPHRO Louise (nee Casciano) sud denly in Buffalo Jan 20 1955 beloved wife of Pasquale: mother of Theodore of Van Nuys Calif Joseph Mrs rank Vecere and Daniel Zeph ro: sister of Pasquale Casciano of Brooklyn Angela Marie Marietta and laviano Casciano and Mrs Enrico Pietroniero all of Santa Croce Italy and the late Donato Casciano uneral from the fainilv residence 440 Reiman St Sloan Monday morning at 8:30 and 1 at St rancis of Assisi Church at 9:30 riends invited De ceased was a member of the Santa Croce di Magliano Society the Santa Lucia Mount Carmel Sacred Heart and the St Society of St rancis of Assisi Church 21t22 1 BIRTHS BOYS Were Born to Mr Mrs: Jackson Wu 729 Linwood George Wharton 235 Vermont Stewart Taylor Williamsville Lloyd Stanley Williamsville Daniel A Shinner 69 Seventh Claude Saxhnrv 4R George Sanderson Jr 291 Hempstead Gilbert Poss 95 Morris William McGrath Tonawanda Donald Lull 226 Newfield Earl Lichtenberger Amherst James Lavun 1030 erry Stanley Kowalewski 76 May Bernard Keim Lancaster William Harrington 2011 Hertel Robert Glodbach Cheektowaga Raymond Gilbert 741 LaSalle William Dougherty Tonawanda Augustus DeMark 80 Hodge Thomas Davis 19 Evelyn Isaac Currin 899 Michigan Kenneth Burgstahler Cheektowaga Stanley Berent 145 Van Rensselaer George A Barone 141 Lisbon Jack Alexander 2228 illmore Charles A Ziders Depew Washington 254 Hickory assies vl UlllLdt OHdn aIIQq Hax Rosen Tonawanda Edward A Pyrak Tonawanda Harold I Nozik 6 Crestwood Albert Neitzel Lancaster James McKenna 66 Collins George McCastle 139 William Domenic Labella 121 Efner Alton King 204 Wyoming Theodore Jewett 72 Lancaster George A Gould Jr Kenmore Leonard Gordon 6 Linden Samuel Germain 29 Brewster William olck 464 ourth Malcolm isher Cheektowaga Donald Domroes 58 Guilford Marino DiCarlo Kenmore Thomas Crosby Nicholson Stephen Chojnacki West Seneca James Carroll Jr Kenmore Dominic AL Bucci 27 Hubbell Nathan VV Benderson Tonawanda Armando Avalos 98 Laurel Luman Abbott 44 Mayer Edward Ziemba Amherst Roosevelt Tidwell 25 Milnor Joseph Terranova Amherst Richard Schaffer 420 Hoyt Richard A McKinstry Kenmore Clarence McCutcheon 517 Perry Philip Mann 561 Best Melbourne Lent Kenmore Lester Kaiser 28 Durham alter Hildebrand 118 Hoyt Robert Dell 2295 Niagara Steven David Kenmore Uilliam Conrad 115 Stevenson Salvatore Castelletti 93 Massachu Paul Burke Cheektowaga Buchholtz Tonawanda Richard Bender Amherst Stanley Bartczak Amherst Peter Balcerzak 149 Holly GIRLS Were Born to Mr Mrs: Robert Wickser 210 Summer Robert Vallone Cheektowaga VViUiam Tornabene 464 Busti Leon Stief Clarence Richard Sinski 138 Milburn Anthony Rocco 253 LaSalle Robert Nesbitt Sr 73 Waverlv auShan Millane Jr 134 Norwood Robert A Miller Kenmore rancis Mikolajczak 1322 Clinton Donald Meyer 45 Congressional Joseph LoMedico 152 Bernard Kmc dio fheodore Hauptman Cheektowaga 14 Richard uller 266 Amherst 15 James errino 64 Hickory 14 Onofrio DlDomenico 176 Virginia 13 Vyiuatviiu 2wan Henry Blair 931 Niagara Robert Ater Amherst Donald A Wormer 119 Ashland John Wilson Kenmore ranklin Simpson 35 ennimore Thomas Schneider Tonawanda Robert Saxton 338 Davidson Robert Merhoff 276 Oakmont ranklin Martin 506 Carlton Calvin Katz 8 Rosemary Victor lannotta Kenmore James Henslye 325 Swan Robert Halm 254 Deerfield Edward Hale Jr Amherst Charies Caccamise 28 Langfield Walter Budik Kenmore Hassam Iladdin 226 Dodge Henry Wojdan 14 Brinkman David Milkins Amherst El Wenclawski Tonawanda Albert Werner West Seneca Michael Valenti 258 Lower Terrace Daniel Tucker 47 Pavonia Taj lor 639 Crescent WUbur Spaid 1412 Main Nicholas A Sebastiano 1220 Lovejoy John Schillo 324 Highgate Joseph Sceusa 152 West errv Joseph A Re 357 West Harold Pieros I Albert Paulk 341 Eagle Joseph Parisi 114 Prospect John McKoy Jr 435 Clinton Charles McCarthy 53 Groveland Robert Matevia Orchard Park Daniel KurdzieL 58 Lark Walter Kazukiewicz 74 Young Thomas Haywood Jr 122 Sherman Lorenzo Griffin 41 Peckham Clayton Brown West Seneca Harold Box Williamsville Joseph A Batugowski 16 Clav TWIN GIRLS Were Born to Mr A Mrs aermian Maher 1017 Tifft GIRLS Were Born to Mr Mrs: Oct John Phillippi 581 Wyoming MARRIAGE LICENSES (iled up to 3 Jan sn Hving Brigham 520 Virginia and Cora Stemler Kenmore Pvt Joseph Newhouse Knox Ky and Charlotte Matthies Clarence Ronald Boczarski 82 Block Groblewski 71 Weaver Paul Slawicz Lackawanna and Rose Zak 2 Andrew Alley Russell Cline 902 Glenwood and Janet Bell 244 Kehr Henry Mackiewicz 165 Sobieski and Irene Mach Lackawanna Donald Ruth 143 Westminster and Elaine eigeubaum 508 Highgate ACCIDENTS Ernest TTarric qa injured when his auto struck standing oil truck erry Ernst 6:05 I nursday probable head injury Emer gency Hospital The operator of the truck Earl Cantie 37 of 81 Lock wood charged with double parking BURGLARIES 1353 Jefferson clothing shop oper ated by Edward Schulefand 518 Linden quantity of clothes taken by two men s4ee" running from the place at 5:30 A 51 today front door forced 979 Main gas station operated by Jancs Walker 221 Strauss cash con achines taken between II Thursday and 1 A today side window broken 3180 Slain jewelry shop John Wal ters Zimmerman Rd Boston co owner and manager about $1000 in jewelry taken between 6 Thursday and 5:30 A today front door foiced 1457 illmore NuWay Market quan tity of ciga ettes taken between 6 Wednesday and 7 A Thurs day unlocked rear window used 231 Guilford SKO Corporation ap parently nothing taken destruction of chemicals valued at $400 and damage to office desks reported between 4:45 Wednesday and 8 A Thurs dav rear window broken 40 Huron Red Devil operated by Victor Conorozzo 50 Arkansas $55 taken from machines after an attempt to open safe was abandoned early today between 2 and 8 Kitchen window forced IRE RECORD Alarms since 3 Thursday: 3:28 Rescue Squad 7 to 2058 Niagara: Robert DubilL 21 months ill taken to Columbus Hospital 3:49 Rescue Squad 3 to 106 Coit: Edward Rydza 49 ill taken to Hospital 4:09 Washington Seneca vacant building no damage 4:24 63 Morris furnace motor no damage 5:44 232 Dearborn overheated lurnace no aamage 5:56 Rescue Squad 3 to Clarke Mrs Catherine Bzibziak dead before squad arrived 6:12 Rescue Squad 3 to Sherman Mrs Carissa Young 20 remained at home 6:47 1914 Bailey defective friaerator $50 loss 7:49 Rescue Squad 4 to 1224 Lovejoy Mrs Louise Zephro 70 dead before squad arrived 8:07 Rescue Sauad 4 to 380 Doat Mrs Grace Lortz 35 remained at home 9:08 160 Dante false alarm 9:46 Rescue Squad 1 to Syca more Spruce Mrs Dominic Magga 83 of Akron ill no hospital treatment required By HILTON HORNADAY Buffalo Evening News inancial Editor The Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation has decided not to wait for the redevelopment of the Niagara River 'to obtain more power but will proceed with a $30000000 expansion of the Huntley steam electric station in River Rd This will make the Huntley sta tion one of the largest electric power producing units in the world Niagara Mohawk directors meeting in Buffalo Thursday aft ernoon approved the installation of a new 200000 kilowatt generat ing unit This will make it possi ble for the plant to generate more than 1000000 kilowatts This output compares with the proposed new output of 1600000 kilowatts that would be obtained in the redevelopment of the Ni agara River Steam to Be Main Source The new Huntley unit sched uled for completion in 1957 will be the large steam electric generating unit that Niagara Mo hawk has installed sfrice World War II Since 1945 the company has spent more than $400000000 in construction of generating fa cilities including a new steam unit with dependable capacity of 100000 kilowatts at Dunkirk and two 100000 kilowatt units at the Huntley plant in Buffalo Niagara Mohawk Power execu tives said that the great pre ponderance of the power require ments of the utility system will continue to be met by steam gen eration It is expetced that by the end of the year the system will have a hydro capacity of 1100929 kil owatts and a steam capacity of 1675000 kilowatts or a total of 2775929 kilowatts No Extra Building Required President Earle Machold'of Niagara Mohawk who was unable to attend the meeting because of illness said in a state ment that the Niagara project could be started in 1955 power would not be available until Mr Machold said Niagara Mo hawk hopes that Congress soon will authorize private enterprise to redevelop power on the Ni agara will continue vigorous efforts to obtain this authority he said although reliable indica tions from Albany and Washing ton give little basis for hope that the status quo will be changed lhe new units at Huntley will I not require an addition to the buildings Old stoker fired equip ment will be removed from an area roughly in the middle of the present plant to provide room for the giant new generator TRAIC COURT Judge James McKenna Speeding 60 DAY License Suspension John Dominic 18 59 Trinity $25 LYE 30 day License Suspension Pat Burke 30 of 276 Carolina $20 josef Tolski 67 1396 Losson Depew Norbert Pawlik 22 255 Chandler $15 INE Gerard Graham 46 178 Bird $10 INE Mary Ann Weber 21 90 Larchmont Orren Lovegrove Jr 50 167 letcher Daniel Sipowicz 34 14 A Gilbert Yager 42 186 Bur roughs Snyder $10 INE Edward A Krieger 24 Hamburg Trailer Court Hamburg Mat thew Wasjura 31 107 Rosedale Ro land Caron 54 Bear Ridge Rd Tona wanda Ernest Plummer 61 1841 orest Williamsville David 1 Wilson 34 326 Blackstone Town of Tonawanda Thomas Oliver 25 Alpena) Mich: Ar Uiur Dunkin 69 135 Hoyt: Ignatius Caruso 24 55 Buffum: loyd Ken wi Langtieiu Unsafe Speed $15 INE Alexander Sawick 964 Jefferson No License S25 INE Suspended Herbert Benz 49 16 Reed Wrong Way One Way Street $20 INE Leonard Alessandra 1019 Perry Illegal Left Turn S1O Michael Breslin 45 367 Mt Vernon Blvd Mt Vernon $5 INE Irving Wexler 36 113 Cov ington $10 INE Suspended Lamar Red ding 936 Grove Niagara alls No Lights $5 Kermit Smith 412 Jef ferson No Standing $25 INE (4 Tags) John Hodge Illegal Parking SUSPENDED Sentence Joseph ranta 214 Rhode Island Judge Michael Zimmer Drunk Driving $100 1 1NE 30 Days Penitentiary cense William Wilkins 74 Laurel Llncaf $100 INE 30 Davs Penitentiary Wil liam Wilkins 37 74 Laurel Reckless Driving $0 INE Harry Marcicjkiewicz 54 St James Judge Casimer Partyka Unsafe Speed $50 John Davie Viner ara BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS The following filed bankruptcy peti tions in ederal Court Thursday Habib lues and assets respectively Wardell Dolthus 564 Jefferson Ave cupola capper $16524 none peter Dobraski Town Line Rd North Tonawanda painter $189132 $350 James Crout 41 Edison Ave bench tiler $24628 none BUILDING PERMITS Sheigren 224 Crescent alt S8C0 Groumes 281 Lafayette eonv Weed i Co 95 Swan alt $5300 Elmer May 46 Eastwood alt $1600 Becker Inc 116 Portland dwlg j7 Cumberland dwlg $10X60 83 88 Marbeth dwlgs $800 eaeh Dr Paul Wergil 530 Linwood alt $2300 BUSINESS NAMES Alert Heating Service 168 Kilhoffer OfJdUllZ Card Gift Shoppe 65 North Main Angola Anthony Ann Szal Brownies Gift Shoppe 3189 Delaware Newton Brown Buffalo Mobile Hardware Service 195 Holley Edward 8c Irene Wozniak Community Construction Co 86 Maple view Eggertsville Harry Lewis Don Delicatessen 72 Ridge Park Cheek towaga Dominic Minetti Iron Grill 864 Genesee Daniel White Industrial Coordinating Service Indus trial Coordinators 2249 Al bert Glowacki Jubrone Construction Co 583 Elm Bronislaus Brzoskowskl Rebur Imports 49 Yale Eggertsville Robert Burns Red Restaurant 727 Main James A Nicolaio Stan's Delicatessen 2201 Broadway Stan ley Korczak INCORPORATIONS Twin City Aluminum Construction Inc capital 2CO shares Incorporators: Vir ginia Keller Buffalo: Seymore Zimbel Kenmore and Milton Lawandus Ton awanda Langtry Photo Service Inc capital 1003 shares Incorporators: rank Maguire and Carlton Moore Jr Buffalo James 11 Langtry Kenmore CITY COURT JUDGMENTS (irst name is that of debtor) Ellsworth Gottlieb $16859 Bernice Boze man $1501 to Maurice Brothman 'Tri city Home urnishings) Zinallie Mabie Thompson $6238: Rob ert Helen Taylor $5786 to House hold urniture red Ruppel $1780 Ivan Butka $2170: tA Tlr Denn XT Leonard Wieczorek $6503 Robert Dor 2th? 92 to Buffalo In UU3UK11 DdllK Margaret $5383 Aaron Gellman (G fitters) Nan JHl Realty $27880 to ganstern Rosedale Builders $2S870 Cnnrrpfo Eves $8677 to Benedict Sokol owski Richard Wilson $61505 to Paul Muza lewskl Joseph Sarno wski Mitchell Johnson $9393 to Phillip Turello Charles Swan rank Marchiano $20175 to Matthew Hainsworth Alex Zanello Parking Lot) $6826 to Vernon Hicks Dock Briston $r75 to Proctor Rowell Esther Carn Henry Wells $41247 to Solomon Cheney Ernest Pritchett $49018 to rank Cusack Richard Ridenhoor $603 to Paul flfll Douglas Hagan $36707 to Pasquale A onzi John Wargo $6452 to John Dickson Owen Bugman $1242 to Marvin Amdur Vandcrvort $37198 to Weinheimer Appliances John Swier $1866 to Samuel Barone Leonard Stevenson $5193 to Louis William Wolkind (Wolkind Bros) Maurice Kirkland $153 to rank Pitter man Anthony Bafo LaContlna) $8460 to rederick Seifert (Main Window Cleaning) Kenneth Smith $23220 to Vito Maggio Raymond Ruhland $4277 to Clarence A Munter LeRoy Rawls $9127 to Richard Lipsitz Carl A Green Ida i Ann DiPalma $54725 to Household inance George Kiefer (Hill Sales) $17866 to Bally Block Norman Belzer $1260 to George red Keipper (Linwood Convales cent Home) Henry Gladys Darby $15869 to Nathan A Cohen John Merecki $3420 to United Utilities Specialty Joseph Parks $1962 to Daniel Dorothy eirman Delicatessen) Alexander Richardson $6065 to Moris Garber Jewelers) William A Hicks $6387 to Emory Stedman (Stedman Nurseries) John Rainey Sr $51081 to Parkside ur niture Richard Murphy TV) $8441 to Clarence Jones (Kensington News Topics) SUPREME COURT JUDGMENTS (irst name ts that of debtor) Botsford Construction $11250 Bryco Inc $3153 $16990 Thomas Pendergast $5177 George Cole Jr $4973 Hicy Cook $6362 Arcade Machine S27125 Royal Sausage $71588: John Washington Jr $3927 Avedis Terzian $265538 $122370 Lee Swain $4660 rank Sandgren $10767 Robert Taylor $6701 Glenn Teal $7373 Harold Sutter $172415 Harlan Appleget $3326 Lee Organization $6250 Carl Wel nig $497884 to State Tax Commission Dale rances Harris $23123 to Harold Orton Steve Krantz $1703 to Benedict Eng ler $5553 to Judith Engler by guar dian ad litem $11160 to Benedict Engler as guardian ad litem Garrett Milks $5388 to Gray Milling George Meiller $760 to Barbara Ann Boyce by guardian ad litem $386 to Clifford Boyce $11680 to Barbara Ann Boyce by guardian ad litem Clifford Boyce rancis Hoolihan $39352 to Commer cial Credit Bernarr Macfadden oundation $5060 to Daily Pearl MacConnell $13089 to Allied Bldg Credits Ernest Carnahan $152610 to Clayton IL Miller Joseph Barone $16668 to SATISACTION JUDGMENTS In Supreme Court: Garhardt Keso $73 to' Carl Evelyn tile a Edward Holmes $76884 Tiimhpr Dps 1Z Clarence Altschaft S6675 to Mary Col etta narrower May 18 1954 ranklin Swart $11110 to Gleen Gannon May 17 1954 Leonard Victoria Kujawa $754472 to Marie Kozdron Nov 16 1954 Eugene Jenkins (J Builders Sup ply) $21511 to Dun Bradstreet Oct 13 1954 $305025 to Lincoln Wholesale Roofing (Weatherseal Sales Div) July 28 1954 Vance $4921 to Westing house Buffalo CU Aug 3 1954 MECHANICS LIENS Bennett Lumber lienor vs Theodore Wachowiak by Henry Theodore Wacho wiak administrator Helen Mary Henry Theodore Chester Anthony Ray mond Joseph Wachowiak Gertrude Szkatnicki distributees Howard Britting owners Theodore Wacho wiak contractor $347045 Clarence Worth Irish Jr lienor vs William Glaser A Raymond Shamber own ers Raymond Shamber contrac tor $12850 West Seneca vs Edward Catherine Waltz owners Edward Waltz contractor $114170 Crossman Heminway LIENS DISCHARGED Jack Berns Homecraft lienor vs Alex Dingwall owner Jack Berns Home craft contractor $16 North Ogden Vanderbilt Holland urnace lienor Angelina Szarpa owner contractor $120240 St Stephens PL uneral Saturday at Member of 19t21 Kepner) in sister of Mrs Clinton Mrs Sratli 1 4 ngk 4T.