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1 Study of Students Indicates BINGHAMTON PRESS 47 Aug. 14, 1957 Dole frwa WlttHit UUAU Real Estate, Vital Statistics JFmtrral Suiltoxs Living in U. S. Boosts Weight, Blood Pressure By ARTHUR J. SNIDER Special Press Correspondent Chicago A comparison oi foreign-born and native of 101 Water Street, a son.

To Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Andres of 87 Main Street, a daughter. To Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas P. Ather-ton of 1 Annabelle Road, Johnson City, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs.

Richard S. Sham-baugh of 1624 Butternut Drive, Vestal, a daughter. To Mr. and- Mrs. Joseph G.

Ma-ceyka of 730 Chenango Street, Port Dickinson, a son. To Mr. and Mrs. David C. Zimmerman of 2408 Owego Road, Vestal, a daughter.

To Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Popple, Kirkwood, a son. To Mr.

and Mrs. John C. Baum-lin, 42 Margaret Street, Johnson Citv, a sor To Mr. and Mrs. Warren F.

Knapp, Monroe Heights, Whitney Point, a daughter. TRANSFERS Frank J. Boland, northeast corner of Jameson and Sears roads Town of Chenango, to Haviland G. Hathaway and wife. Patsev (Patsv) Buccl and wife, lot 322.

east side of Oak Hill Avenue. Town of Union, to Vincent Bnga and wife. Charles R. and Leonard Cohen, lots 21, 23. 25, east side of Washington Avenue, Endicott, to Morris S.

Cohen. Charles R. Cohen and wife, and Leonard F. Cohen and wife. 5-story brick building, north side of Court Street, to Morris S.

Cohen. Chester Oscar Dodd and wife, west side of Hadley Hill Road, Town of Windsor, to Paul E. Koach. Benjamin and Lena Feldman, south side of Aldrich Avenue, to students at the University of Chicago suggests there's AINEY The funeral oi Dr. Albert Earle Ainey will be held the Bowen Funeral Home, Montrose, Friday at 4 p.

m. The Eev. E. Wesley Gregson will officiate. Burial will be in Montrose Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home this evening and Thursday evening from 7 to 9. Masonic services will held at the funeral noma Thursaay at 8:30 p.jn. CHRISFIELD The funeral of Ethel Swain Chrisfield -will be held at Christ Church. Gilbertsville. N.

at 2 p. Thursday. Interment will follow at Floral Park Cemetery, Johnson City. The Rt. Rev.

Walter D. Higley, of Syracuse, Suffragan Bishop of the Diocese of Central New York Eniscooal Church, assisted by Fev. Clum of Gilbertsville, will officiate. Arrangements by Paul D. Moore Funeral Home, Gilbertsville.

Family request no flowen be rent. Endicott Housing Study On Greater Endicott Chamber of Commerce and its real estate dealer members are exploring the possibility of organizing a council to help ease the housing and rental unit shortage in western Broome and eastern Tioga counties. A chamber official said today that one "exploratory-session has been held and that a second one is being planned. A real estate council in the chamber could serve "as a most Important communications me Until Itwnd Mwoina something abdut American living that makes one overweight and hypertensive, i Obesity seems to increase! striking when it is considered lo Mr. ana Mrs.

Leon a. ueamer, Jack Buchsbaum and wife Anna B. Franzenburg. lot 9. west RD auBh'e To Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph among the foreign-born with: that foreign students are under the increasing number of years! more stress and tension than spent in the United States, said! Americans at the beginning of Felo, 124 Associated Press WIREPHOTO Map. WARMER WEATHER is expected tonight in Ohio Valley and New England, while hot weather will continue in Oklahoma. Cooler weather is forecast for middle Mississippi Valley. Widely scattered showers are predicted for rest of nation.

the study course because of the Dr. Nador Szent-Gyorgi, assist-! side of Schubmehl Road, Town of Vestal, to William J. Harry and wife, Eugene B. Goodrich and wife, east side of Oakdale Road, Town of Maine, to Daniel Derr and wife. Haviland Hathaway and wife, lots June Street, Endicott, a daughter.

To Mr. and Mrs. Theodore G. Dormeyer, 107 Floral Avenue, Johnson City, a son. To Mr.

and Mrs. John Terela, 2 Holland Avenue, a son. To Mr. and Mrs. William F.

Rear- many adjustments they must make, explained Dr. Szent- ant professor of medicine. As for hypertension (high blood pressure), the physician said: Gyorgi. By V. S.

Weather Bureau For Binghamton and Vicinity: Considerable cloudiness and warm with scattered showers or thunder- Obituaries The hypertension figure in American-born, by comparison don, 405 South Liberty Avenue, En dicott, a son. 1. 2, Riverview Subdivision, south side of Conklin Avenue at Macon Street, to Quinton D. Schubmehl i- "One' gets the Impression was 8 per cent. To Mr.

and Mrs. Harold J. Ellis, Whitney Point, a daughter. and wife. Glenn B.

Henderson and wife, lot showers tonght and Thursday. Low tonight 62-67. High Thursday 82- To Mr. and Mrs. Richard T.

Eres- 60, west side of Burbank Avenue DR. ALBERT EARLE AINEY, After the Asians live here 10 years or longer, they develop a blood pressure pattern like 61. For Interior Eastern New York Johnson City, to Harry S. Fenson 609 Chenango Street, a daugh- 74, of 64 Church Street, Mont and wife. GIORGIO The funeral of Marino Giorgio will be held Friday at 8:45 a.

m. at the James DeMarco Funeral Home, 199 Court Street, and at 9:30 a. m. at St. Mary's Assumption Church.

Burial will be In Calvary Cemetery. The family will receive friendi at the funeral home today and Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. Members of the Sons of Italy are requested to meet at their clubhouse this evenin at 7. to eo in a group to the Funeral Parlor, where they will conduct services. Trt ulnV in i0 r.

ana mrs. noy jwamn. rose, died at 4 p. m. yesterday at that of the Americans Considerable cloudiness and warmer through Thursday with scattered showers or thundershowers tonight and Thursday.

Low tonight 58-65. dium" in the current compli that if one lives in the United States long enough regardless of birthplace or race, he will stand the same chance of becoming hypertensive as If he had been born here." The physicians studied 3,508 apparently healthy students. About 87 per cent were American-born and 13 per cent were born In Asia or Africa. south We of Wendell Street. drew InTLife Un'n- 10 UWrenCe Prter Blouin.M601 lla" sSe: and wife.

Medical Arts Hospital, Montrose. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. ttign Thurruay 80-88. In another comparsion, the incidence of hypertension among American-born oriental men was six times higher than among cated nousing shortage, he added. HOUSIXfl LACK riTFn Emily Lott Ainey of Montrose; rnra Muf Hunt.

rrel. Town nf or western iMew Yorlc: scattered a son, Albert Earle Ainey, showers and thundershowers to- Asian-born Orientals Colesville, to Elwin E. Wiser and wife. Robert T. Lee, lots 79, 80.

West-lawn, Town of Union, to Dorris M. The chamber has had. retail Montrose; three daughters, JtSJSZ trsJe, insurance and automobile' Miss Helen Ainey of Montrose, High Thursday arourrd so. councils vpars hut lhA real Mrs. Norman Hoffman of Plain- For New York City Area: Partly "There remains little doubt KATZ The funeral of Mrs.

Roe Elli Among the Asian-born who had just come over, only about 1 per cent were found to have Cl. 4 ifipld and Mrs Harland cloudy and not as cool tonight. Low Donald B. Reynolds and wife, lot WAZMinrt MnntroS thrpPibut in the city and near m'w. west side of Betty Street, Town organize in regarding the importance of modifying factors in the development of hypertension, beyond the role of race." Dr.

Szent-Gyorgi said. similar fashion. Girl, 16, Gets Jail Threat For Actions i Trip murrw. 'inursaav naniv.nf mnn. in i.iw vn i tiAnri tr high blood pressure and wife.

grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. cloudy with a chance of shower's Alice Bond of Binghamton. The: with afternoon temperature in the This low figure is even more Earl J. Sephton, 2 parcels, west side of Jensen Road, to Earl body was moved to the Bowen; gomet readl at 9 a m. ij.

Sephton, and wife. (steady) Specials fcr Thursday, Friday, Saturday It is believed the lack of adequate housing for newcomers in the area, at least In part, inspired the first of the exploratory sessions. It is no secret that many Industrial representatives on the chamber board of directors are worried about the housing Mean temperature (city) Mean temperature 30.05 Merle L. Tavlor and wife. Port yesterday IRoad, Town of Chenango, to Robert 62jB.

Kinne. yesterday I Mjke Tatlch, Town of Union, to 59 TatinV, onri MM A uncial jiumc, vwnic; friends may call today and tomorrow evening from 7 to 9 p. m. (airport) Maximum temperature yesterday 74 Beatrice E. Terrell.

Pleeon Hill 1 1 ocau ice r. i rrreut nseon niu HALF SOLES For, Men, Women, Children MRS. ROSE KATZ of 35 South last Road. Town of Fenton, to Chester Ineraham and wife. Washington Street, died at 12 15 Two years ago it was Burdette E.

Treadwell, lot 12, Construction of the IBM, a.m. She Is survived by All toles sewn on 1 side of Maplewood Drive of Chenango, to John five years ago today It was Precipitation yesterday to midnight Sun rises tomorrow at 6:12 a. m. Owego plant which has 1,600, three daughters, Mrs. Moe Bern- ait and wife.

empioyes, is the biggest single; stein and Mrs. Bernard Gordon ot genuine oak leather or Loretta M. Ahearn, east side of .09 factor In creation Of the short- of Rinehamtnn. Mrs. A.

Fr7in nfiSun cts tomorrow at 8.:05 p. Katz will be held this afternoon at 3:30 p.m. at Frank L. De Munn Funeral Home. 36 Conklin Ave.

The Rabbi Jacob Hurwitz and Babbi Moses Margolis will officiate. Burial will be In Temole Israel Section, Conklin Cemetery. SMITH The funeral of Mrs. Eva Smith will be held at the Bowei Funeral Home. Montrose, Friday at 2 p.

m. The Eev. Chester Harris will officiate. Burial will be in Montrose Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening and Thursday evening from 7 to 9.

TINGLEY The funeral of Robert A. Tingley will be held at 9 a. m. Friday at the Walter D. Sullivan and Son, Funeral Home, 45 Oak and 9:30 a.m.

at St. Patrick's Church. Burial will be in St. Patrick's Cemetery. Friends mav call at the funeral home this evening from 7 to 9 and Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. The officers and members of Binghamton Lodge of the Elks, B. P. O. 852.

are requested to meet at the funeral home Thursday evening at 7. to conduct their Lodge of Sorrows Service. WEST The funeral of Mrs. Carrie I West will be held at the Bowen I Funeral Home, Montrose. Sat-i urday at 2 p.

m. The Hev. Richard Schultheis will officiate. Burial will be in Montrose Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening and Thursday and Friday evening from 7 to 8.

Ahearn Hill Road. Town of 'Conk Temperatures by Cities lin. to Lawrence Benedict and wife Merle E. Beaner and wife, lot 49, M. L.l H.

L. IS S3: Miami 81 75 Whila vnu wait ftr age, not only in Owego but in Chicago; one son, William Katz Endicott, Vestal, Apalachin and, of Binghamton; two sisters, Mrs. Endwell. Lena click of Boston; eight The plant ultimately will em- grandchildren and four great- east side of Barnes Avenue, Endi Albany Boston Buffalo Chicago cott. to Bernard J.

Turner and Wife. $hop service. Pr. Attached OUR WORKMANSHIP FULLY GUARANTEED 85 10 New York 77 (U Cleveland vivy ai least o.uuu. lerandch dren.

She was a mem st 61 Philadelphia "uerai na can 01 spring-79 66 Pittsburgh 55 "eld, about 49 acres. Town of Maine so 87 St. Lnui 1 to Carl V. Lundquist and -wife. The lack of housing has ber of Temple Israel.

The body "u-ut jiiuusuioi uac mnvpn to inp i rnnir i ipinnn t-i 13 sinrranriint 77 Bernaramo j-iacco. lor. 113. east personnel and production ex- Funeral Home. 36 Conklin Ave- Los Angeles 90 eg Syracuse 72 57 sine oi iviiiana Avenue.

iown 01 One teenage Binghamton girl was threatened with a jail sentence and another ordered to stay in at night by City Judge Walter J. Relihan today. The two girls were arrested last night by Plainclothesman Lawrence Schanz in Washington Street, near the police station, where they allegedly shouted obscenities at the plainclothesman as he left the station. Ann Visconti, 16, of 148 Susquehanna Street, pleaded guilty to a disorderly conduct charge. Judge Relihan imposed a one-year jail sentence, but withheld execution of the sentence on condition of her good behavior.

A disorderly conduct charge against her companion, Wilma Maroney, also 16, of 56 Schubert Street, was withdrawn by Assistant District Attorney Louis J. Casella with the judge's consent. But Judge Relihan told Wilma, a probationer, that she will be charged as a probation violator if she is found on the streets at night unless she is accompanied by at least one of her parents. sj gj Union, to Tony Fiacco and wife. pansion programs.

where arrangements 71 84 Women's Leather or Composition HEEL LIFTS RUBBER HEELS lonv la ceo and wife, lot arm. t.oj.ic -anrir, iJicftKieiii vi made east side of Irving Avenue, Town of Cadre Industries, early this sum EXTENDED FORECASTS to Bernardino Fiacco and union, wife MRS. EVA M. SMITH, 91. of JeZtt mer said that the greatest single problem of area industries is Carl V.

Lundquist and wife. Town Cherry Street. Montrose, of Maine, to Nellie McDonald Carl V. Lundnuist and wife. Town of Maine, to Theodore and Pearl McDonald.

Harry Moore, and others. FYont CEMETERIES Street, Deposit, to John Vander- rnaing sKUled people to fill jobs died yesterday morning at the weather Bureau, for the period for expanded production. jMedical Arts Hospital, Montrose. 7 p. m.

today to 7 p. m. Mon- At the time, he declared that She is survived by a daughter, eastern new YORK Temper-urban Endicott must make Itself jMiss Arlene Smith of Montrose; jatures wiii average around normal as attractive as possible to these one brother, Charles E. Smithjfor the period tomorrow night newcomers. Now it has devel- of Binghamton; two oped that many newcomers are'dren and five great-grandchil-jwith a moderating trend over the finding it difficult to settle near dren.

The body was moved Cooler again at the be PAIR mark and wife. Robert 3. Scales and wife. Laurel Pr. Attached VESTAL HILLS 4-grave plot.

Nice location. Arthur Calice, Chenango Lake. Town of Sanford, to David Men'i, Women's, Children's fortes 3L'47. t. Kaue.

Whila You Wait or Shop Servica Leo M. WTialen and wife, lot 81. VESTAL HILLS Very desirable location. Half price. 9-0385 after 6 p.

m. south side of Woodland Avenue, to their jobs, the Bowen Funeral Home, Mont-8innln of the week, showers win ioccur at the beginning of the per- rose, where friends may call to- iod and again agout Saturday night Kooert J. Boule and wife. shoe repair, basement FOWLER'S FEW RENTAL TJVITS Stanton Wright, east side of Ar irom or Sunday. Total precipitation lington Avenue, Town of Vestal, to An industrial rental agent said' a0nl tirnorroW evening 3Flnrist3 aianton wrignt ana wife.

will average around i inch in most localities. WESTERN NEW YORK Season BUILDING PERMITS that this placement of families; lu Is his company's worst headache, mrs. CARRIE WEST, 51, of able weather is indicated with tem- He bemoaned the lack of Clifton. N. formerly of COSTAS FLOWER SHOP Flower That Satisfy 1200 Vestal Ave.

Dial 4-4374 erately priced homes $13,000 hamton, died yesterday at; Rather warm Thursday and Friday', and down and the lack of Passaic General Hospital, Pas-'11 showers and thunderstorms rental units ck a likely over the weekend, followed MAn nn man She is survived cieaJing and cooler. Around one Owego didnt have too many her hushand. Thomas Wpst nfh i. What Did You BARNES FLORIST 6 Main St. Dial 4-4328 Hours: 8:30 a.

m. to 5:30 p. m. -1 I it it t.u i ii i 11 TEMPERATURE NORMALS Nor MacLENNAN'S FLORIST Floral Telegraph Assn. Member 499 Court St.

Dial 2-6481 oi me idtier even oeioie me, ciifton: her parents, Mr. and boom. I nirs Wallrpr Smiiro nf tnnf. To Cecelia McLaughlin, 17 Prospect Street, erect, $1,000. To Walter Randall, 48 Telegraph Street, erect, $8,000.

To Edward Hayes, 47 Hayes Street, remodel, $1,542. To George Reynolds. 10 Edge-brook Road, erect, $9,800. To Dr. Frank D.

Conole, 78 Front Street, remodel. $600. To Frank D. Robinson. 58 Exchange Street, remodel, $250, To Michael SMnko, 22 Field Street, remodel, $100.

To Frey Kopnler, 22 Lennox Drive, erect. $10,000. To Frey 4c Konoler, 24 Lennox Erive, erect, $10,000. MARRIAGE LICENSES To Richard A. Warner, 28, of Johnson City RD 1, and Adriana R.

Bosna, 28, of 451 Little East Neck Road, Babylon, N. Y. To Walter L. Tarbox. 21, of RD 6.

and Janet Elaine Bales. 19, of RD RIVERSIDE FLORIST 47 Riverside Drive, Johrjson City Member of Floral Telegraph Assn. Hours: 3 a. m. to 8 p.

m. Dial 7-3038 BUCKLEY'S FLORIST Funeral, wedding flowers to fit your in- mal temperatures over upstate New York now range from a daily high in the upper 70s and low 80s to an overnight low in the middle 50s and low 60s. Gazdik New EJ Foreman come. 44 Mairt fMtv. Similar shortages exist, he said, in Vestal and Endwell.

Thus the bulk of the Industrial demand for apartments fell on Endicott, which built them years ago but hasn't erected one in a decade. Endicott investors regard the building of new apartment houses as too costly and risky a business proposition. Organization of a real estate council, the chamber spokesman said, could bring about better communications between these businessmen and the entire 7-5511. Oyeii 9 to 9 Sundays. j.

WAKEMAN'S FLOlVERSHOP Member of Floral Telegraph Assn. SO Chenango St. Dial 1-7417 Last Night on TV? rose; two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Squire of Montrose and Mrs. Milton Foster of Laurel Lake, a brother, Walker Squire, of Montrose.

The body was moved to the Bowen Funeral Home, Montrose, where friends may call tomorrow and Friday evening from 7 to 9. MRS. KATHERINE ZYCH of 10 Berlin Street died at 3:25 a. today at Wilson Memorial Hospital. She is survived by her husband, Paul Zych of Binghamton; three daughters, Mrs.

William Bailey of Johnson City, Miss Ann Zych and Mrs. Joseph N. Antal, both of Binghamton; a son, Milton Zych of Binghamton; a brother, Paul Clcak of Flsher-Gobel Show g-9 PM WINR-TV luesdays FratiK Lovejoy in "Meet McGraw" PM WINR-TV Tuesdays A 20-year employe of Johnson Corp. has been ap To William Floyd Watts. 23.

of pointed foreman of the Com-Elmtra RD 2. and Nora Mane Alsen- pany's eastern footwear terminal, ers, in Kiverside Urive, JOnnsonjAfton RD 2, and Barbara L. Besaw. City. 1 22 of 698 Chenango Street, Port Stephen Gazdik.

who resides Dickinson. lin nnvo tliinrlcn To George Francis Curry, 23. of at 126 Elaine Drive, Sunrise: 169 Cnatham Roadi Syracuse, and Terrace, is taking over the duties ijovce Ann Miller, 20, of 131 iris of the previous foreman, Claude: Drive whatever it was, it very probably didn't include any of these fine XBC stars and "shows which will be on Channel 40, WIXR-TV, in a few short weeks. Be sure vou have a CHOICE in TV, bv getting your set UHF-adapted RIGHT NOW. Subscription Rates Daily and Sunday.

By carrier, daily 30c a week, Sunday 15c a week. Daily by mail First and and second zones, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, $9. Third to eighth zones, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, $15. Sunday by mail, first and second zones, 1 month, 75c; 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, $7.80. Third to eighth zones, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, $11.00.

Sergeant Street, Johnson Citv, and Binghamton; eight grandchil-iL. Lockwood, who recently re-dren and several nieces and! tired. Joan L. Gates, 27, of S3 Highland To Come TODAY'S CALENDAR 6 Shriners Kalurah nephews. She was a member of St.

Cyril and Method Church and a member of the First Catholic Slovak Ladies Union, Branch Temple" take part in paradej61. The body was moved to the The finest in sparkling new shows and performers you've Schedules of manv TV servicemen are crowded already. Get vonr nflmA on a lisf. preceding cornerstone i a uresKovic iunerai nome, ioi ii i Clinton Street, where friends The distribution of rubber, canvas and leather shoes throughout the country by EJ is handled at the Johnson City terminal. Bulk of the shipments are to eastern retail centers, although other shipments are made to western areas and foreign countries.

i Mr. Gazdik began his association with EJ in 1933 in the Scout Factory. He later was transferred to the Jigger Warehouse, where he was promoted to assistant foreman. When the warehouses were consolidated Into the present may call tomorrow and Friday afternoon and evening. Vicinity Deaths ceremonies at sue oi new uum-sor Masonic Temple.

Ceremony begins at 7:15. 7:30 The Temple of Truth Church, 5 Hayden Street, Binghamton, holds service conducted Hir thm Ppv Nap Merritt York. Avenue. BIRTHS To Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Evanlck of 90 Glenwood Avenue, a son. To Mr. and Mrs. James K. Adams of RD 1, Kingsley, a son.

To Mr. and Mr. Anthony M. Struz-riery of 11 Beechknoll Road, a son. To Mr, and Mrs.

Lester C. Hall of RD 2, New Milford, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Leslie E.

Bush of 29 Baltimore Avenue, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Carlton R. Lewis of RD 1, Marathon, twin sons.

To Mr. and Mrs. William E. Bennett of 4'i Park Street, a daughter. To Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn E. Terry of 1108 Avenue a son. To Mr. and Mrs.

John M. Hart-man of 23 Newman Avenue, Chenango Bridge, a son. To Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.

Miller of 5 Emerson Place, a son. To Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Lawgon, of 32 Mocller Street, a daughter.

7 only heard about up till now PLUS top local NAMES and ak for conversion XOV WALTON, Aug. 12, Mrs. Julia 7:30 Alcoholics Anonymous Webb, 87. VP.rS on Tim "Ri'nrr. so you won miss a single fine performance on WINR-TV, Channel 40.

ANNOUNCEMENTS Pergonals 7 adunaXsexcWsupfrts Blanche Carr, Spencer Corset Shop, 338 Floral Johnson City. 7-4946. ACCORDION and piano lessons (private) for children, 5-12 years. Mrs. Black, usic Associates.

3-0524. ALL YOUR summer apparel will look bright when cleaned by MARTIN 98 Chenango St. 3-5337. 36 years' experience. ANTONE'S EAUTY SCHOOL Open Days and Evenjngs14-U33 AT J.

PIERCE DRESS SHOP Close out of hangers, counter, electric sewing machine, etc. 4-0038. ATAMISE "StylishlUourCenter" specializing in difficult fittings in bras and foundations. 138 State St. hamton Press Station.

Hand Cut on Saw meets at CFJ Diner, Johnson City. 7:30 Auxiliary of Post 478, Veterans of Foreign Wars, meets at clubhouse, 65 Carroll Street. terminal, Mr. Gazdik was named Ralph Bebers, 17, of Newark Vallev. suffered lniuries of his assistant foreman.

Flsher-Gobel Show -9 I'M WINR-TV Tuesdays Rintrhamtnn rarno B3. Sons left hand while workine with a The new terminal foreman Boh Cummlngi PM WINR-TV Tuesdays To Mr. and Mrs. Josepn KnapiK nf Union Veterans of Civil saw at his home yesterday. Helis married and has two children, Lt street, a daughter and Auxiliary 17, meet at Post: was treated at Ideal Hospital.

Gary, 10, and Candise, 3. I To Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Skiba ANY TIME DAY OR NITE OPERATOR ALWAYS ON DUTY ha SHOP AT ARROW BUY WITH CONFIDENCE 1 80, American Legion, 76 Main! Street.

8 Chapter 60, Disabled War Veterans, meets at Marine Corps League clubhouse, 199 Main Street. 8 Marine Dads Club meets at Marine Corps League clubhouse, 199 Main Street. 8:30 Auxiliary of Council 206, Knights of Columbus, meets at clubhouse, 247 Washington Street. Tumor and Cancer Clinic, Clinic floor, City Hospital, open tomorrow at 4 p. m.

Call extension 360 for appointment. Beulah Rebekah Lodge 115 holds covered dish supper at Calumet Lodge, 171 Front Street, tomorrow at 6:30 p. followed by business meeting at 8. Columbian Squires Circle 405, Knights of Columbus, meets at clubhouse, 247 Washington 5 -m- -si ii 1 hi Rebuilt by $f95 ARROW MACHINES GO. 7 witaj added A VV'? ARROW PARTS: I I New Motor 1 1 s-o 'rJ i ji mi, New Luggeae-Typ 1 Jirt 1 1 Carrying Cast i 4 J'ZZ N.w Plugs and r.nJL i'i'mw r'- ii-y Wiring w-t-iZZLi; 7-Spaad Foot mh tA 1 1 i I control ii-' 1 Street, tomorrow at 7 p.

m. AVIS RENT-A-CAR 22-3-2J 22-3-22 22-3-22 YELLOW CAB CO. A CAREFREE VACATION Starts with a spot safety check! 2-9733. WALTER'S TEXACO, 115 Main St. A BEAUTIFUL LADY In Waiting, shops wisely at: RISK MATERNITIES Everything for Mother-to-B 68 Chenango St.

3-0458 CASHMERES Sweaters, coats are our specialty. Modern methods. 127 Chenango Douglass Brad ley. Cleaners Dyers, 2-0541. CHRISTINES The beauty shop of distinctive hairstyling.

Open Mnn-days, also every evening. 3-0901. CONKLIN'S AMBULANCEERViCE 239 Water St. 2-7143 or 4-1670 24-Hour Service COOKWAREFTaTorSeal, stainless steel. 10-Piece tet.

Bargain. D. W. Killian. LVal 63-5842.

HAVE MORE FUN Enjoy yourself at dances, learn now. 8 lessons i $10. Metro Dance Studio, 139 Court i St. LADIES Fine tailoring done by Tip Top Tailors. Save 50.

Dress like a queen. Capitol Bldg. 2-431. LADY to share mv home and ex-penses. Dial 7-7016.

LAMP SHADES Re-covered and cleaned; lumps and appliances sold. STEFFEN'S. 112 Court St. 4-5160 MOTH HOLES, burns, tears In garments rewoven; knit suits short- ened. 119 Pennsylvania Ave.

3-4633. MUSSO'S-Beauty Salon, 510 Press Bldg. Casual short cut permanent $7.50 complete. 4-3164. PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR Joseph, Chittenden- 407 O'Neil Bldg.

4-3944; 5-2218 evenings SARAH'S shampoo, set. haireut, only $3. $12 permanent $7.50. Open evenings by appointment. 4-1233.

SCHADES FURS Sale! Stoles, capes, coats, $39 up. Dressmaking. 4-2')89. WEDDING INVITATIONS "Thank you" notes, personalized matching napkins. JOGGERST, J42 Statejst ZIPPER-SERVICE for all types of garments.

New, low price. "Tree call and delivery. Master Cleaners, 219 Chenango St. 2-7777. YARD available for cars, parking I or junk yard.

Excellent central I location. 2-8184. Don Larscn Wins Divorce INCLUDED FREE COMPLETE SET OF ARROW ATTACHMENTS ff Portable Case GUARANTEE Included I I A Word About Arrow 1 1 I Ixs a vx! Dade City, Fla (P) Don Larsen, the New York Yankee baseball pitcher, has won an uncontested divorce suit from his wife. Circuit Judge Richard D. Leavengood signed the degree during the weekend and the action became known yesterday.

Larsen sued his wife for divorce on grounds of mental cruelty and desertion. Mrs. Larsen was given custody of their 2-year-old child. She also was given a $3,750 setlcment plus alimony and support for the child. NOTICE! DOWN $1 Weekly Do not confuse thii with th older and smaller modeli with lest powerful motors.

W. SELL and-SERVICE most brandi of NEW and REBUILT VACUUM CLEANERS and SEWING MACHINES. 20 yaan ai racogniiad tpacialitti in thesa two fialds. "Your satisfaction our quarsn-teal Your raeommanda-tion I our growth No Obligation PHONE 3-7367 1-Year ARROW GUARANTEE TEN-DAY FREE HOME TRIAL PLAN Libera! Trade-In Allowance 164 Washington Binghamton, N. Y.

PHONE 3-7367 Opposite Ellis Bros. Furniture OPERATOR ALWAYS ON DUTY No Vrcation for Classified Ads! Always on the Job to serve you at 2-3411. DAY or NIGHT.