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PRESS, Binghamton, N. Y. 27 Oct. 6, 1861 Cart Inm 47.1. Wltmtt IvIMV isf-" av av Real Estate Vital Statistics if 7ATft-- 40 STZk I LEGAL NOTICES 4irtlt tit to John C.

Shantiilo nd wife Keep Quiet Politically, Brass Told BROZZETTI Vincent Brozzetti. fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene beer at retail, under th Alco-V. Brorzetti, i Berwtn John- noiIC Beverage Control Law Jn res- son City, died at 12 40 a m.

rn- taurant. located at 127 Hm Avt, tn-day at Wiiton Memorial Hospital 'dicott. Broom County, ior the. eon-Besides hts parents, he is on premises. John and by brother.

Eugene A. Bronetti. (Grace Bilek, 2002 Watson Znd- $9 JrK" Johnton City; hia paternal grand mother, Mrs. Ida Brozietti. John' son Citv: his maternal granripar ents.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Toner Johnson city; several aunts ana -h' issued to uncles. The body was removed to 'number. i 2RU390 I the J.

F. Rice Funeral Home. 150 the Al o-Main Johnson City. Burial br rnntrnl Law in Mon-was held in Calvary Cemetery. hol.c Beverage Control Law in Mon JENSEV Mrs.

May Cooper Monroe Xndiratl. Broom Auociated Press WIREPHOTO Map. SOME SHOWERS ARE EXPECTED tonight in the northern Flateaa while some drizzle may occur along the south Pacific coast It win be warmer in portions of the southern Plateau and Plains and west Gulf region and east of the Mississippi valley. It will be cooler alone the Pacific coast and into the northern and central Plateau and Plains. IB, Jensen noaa, ru i.

died at Our Lady of Lourde. Hos- pital Thursday at 8:05 p.m. She f- -1 1... is luivivru vy lirr jiutuciuvj. Jensen.

Vestal: three daughters, Mrs. Horace E. Colsten, Vestal, Mrs. George Lewis. Wilmington, and Mrs.

Louis J. Stovino. Clark Mills. N. av ton, Paul Cooper, LaPuenta, Cal a sister.

Mrs. Edna Burch. Binghamton: the PROPERTY TRANSFERS Anthony A. Bartolotto and nortn tide of Morns Boulevard. Town of uontciin, to uonato vi- Lascia.

Francis J. Boland. north aide of Boland Road, Town ot Dlckin-E. Barnard son. to Arthur wife.

James R. Boron and wife, north sid of Ar.ern Road, Town of Conk-lin. to Donald F. Marks and win. Frances Chandler, one parcel adjoining Oquwa Lake-Deposit hignway.

Town of Saniord. to Orel D. Orvis and wife. Cliffoid L. Conrow and wife, south side of Newman Avenue.

Town of Chenango, to Ross J. Duryea and wile. John J. Charno and' Mildred Glowacki. Individually and as ex-executors of Eva Charno.

east side of Janette Avenue, to Ann Dzi- duziams Dishis Howard Conen. north side of Leroy Street, to Howard Cohen and wife. Charles S. Frey and George A. Koppler.

south side of Lenox Drive, to Heath D. Andrews and wile. Cordon D. Teeter. north.

uwn Ul cnenaneo. to Dona ridell Sr ami wife. Fred A. Hanrahan and Wife, one (parcel. Town of Kenton, to Thomas H.

Baxter and wife. I Joseph M. Kaminsky, east tide of oakdale Road. Town 'of Maine, to Darrell Silvernail and wile MacArthur Development west side of Kenllworth Road. Town of Vestal: east side, west side of Murray Hill Road; north side of old Vestal Road: parts of Hymer (O'Harai Farm.

Town of Vestal: south side, west side of Fuller Hol- north side, south aide of Vestal Avenue: south side, west tide of Fuller Hollow Road: north side of south side of Blacktone Avenue; north tide, south side of Audubon Avenue; south side of Clifton Boulevard, north side of Devon Boulevard, to Laura C. MacArthur, and others, James J. MaJane, northwest corner of Rollins and Parsons streets, to John A. Kilmer and wife. Inhn m.A 1.1 R.

1159. and of and lot a er, lar, brother, Leslie Potter. Bingham-! Line Grill, located at 623 Main St ton; 10 grandchildren; four great-j Westover Plata, Johnson City, grandchildren. She was a mem-BrDnme County, for the consumption ber of the Christian Missionary premises. Thomss F.

Myers, 105 Alliance Church of Endicott. She Melbourne Vestal, N. Y. was a retired school teacher, i Prior to her retirement, she had! NOTICE Washington (ITD The De fense Department has issued a new directive aimed at keeping military representatives out of politically controversial meetings. Under the directive, representatives of the armed service attending privately sponsored meetings are limited to expressing views that are "nonpartisan and in accordance with established national policy." Furthermore, it says that the participation must not "lend an air of sponsorship to the statements of others which may be either partisan or contrary to established national policy." RAPS JFK Less than two weeks ago 4th Army headquarters at San Antonio, supported a seminar at which retired Gen.

A. C. Wedemeyer lashed the Kennedy administration for "appeasing" Russia. Wedemeyer also had high praise for the controversial John Birch Society, although he said he is not a member of the or-! ganization and has agreed only to serve as one of its advisers. The department pointed out that the San Antonio decision was made by the local command Deen wim tne Btngnamion henoo vslem Inr v.ar.

Th. hnriv system ior wyearsine Mdy was, By n. Weather Bureau Dinah. Vi.l rir and mild tonight. Low 63-58.

Saturday fair and warmer Hih 77 gj For Interior Eastern New York rair tonight. Low in SOs. Some cool-! er spots in 40s. Saturday fair and warmer. High in 70s to near 80.

For Western New York: Mostly clear rather windy and warmer to- n.jjiu ana aaiuraay. iasw lonigm middle 50s. High Saturday 75-80. For New York Citv and Vicinity: Fair and mild tonight. Low in 50s.

removea to tne j. Mice i unerai nAirS i the Town of Home. 150 Main Johnson City.1' Town "rdm. rHuntv New i Dickinson. Broome County.

Iew removed to the J. F. Rice Funeral I' wl'r nnher 'm" It Stella Ji Saturday fair and warmer, Highj'ow noaa. lown of Binghamton around 80. Barometer reading at 9 i.m.

Kisin? 30.22 Mean temperature yesterday iLiiyi Mean temperature yesterday (Airport) Maximum temoerature yesterday KB 48 Minimum last night Mean one year ago today it was Two years ago today it was 55 Five years ago today It was Precipitation yesterday to midnight Sun rises tomorrow at a.m. Sun ets tomorrow at 6.36 n. m. Temperatures In Other Cities "Iside of Tiona Road. Town of Maine, "itn Walter unrl Ttirhar.

Un i wuuuui. suppun Hum H. L. H. t.

Albany 2 SO Miami Besch 5 7 Boston 2 52 Minneapolis SO 52 Buffalo R7 5.1 New Orleans 77 53 Chicago 75 57 New York 67 53 Cleveland 74 51 Philadelphia 2 Detroit 74 54 iPittfbumh 9 44 Harrihur 71 43 Sin Francisco 5S 53 Jacksonville 79 S3 Syracuse S7 58 Los Angeles S2 5 St. Louis SO 53 Massena S6i Washington SS 4S James V. Tallo and wife, south side of New Hawleyton Turnpike, to James J. Tallo and wife. henry Thomas and wile, east side of Daisy Lane, Town of Kirk-wood, to Robert J.

Cofley and wife, Marie Vavra, south side of Johnson Road, Town of Chenango, to John Kelly and wife. Robert A. Walker and wife nnrfh side of Conklin Avenue, to James P. Franchino and wife. Barbara Warwick, east side of i racy tree Hoad, Town of Vestal, to Marguerite Noyes.

Charles Briep and wife- mnlh side cf Twist Run Road, town of union, 10 Harry w. Cadow and wife. Pearl E. Greene, north side of raricway Avenue. Town of Bing hamton, to Richard F.

Knhrn JoseDh R. Gorman nH wife wad side of Circle Drive East, Town, of vestat, to wmiam S. Chandler and wife. Harry Harrington and wife, north siae oi Lewis Hoad. Town of Union, to Frank Baburchak and wife Robert Haskell and wife north side of Lynwood Place.

Town of vestal, to Russell H. Williams and wife. Oskar Herold and wife, one nar. eel Peckham Road, to Ruth R. Cum- nnngs ana Wlie.

Anthony and Guido Iacovelli. uhiiiub mm wne Vernon S. ketchum and wife, sl5e Roid Extension, Town of Union, to Frederick L. srerman and wife Robert C. McCormack and wife.

nrtrth -tract r- Snaths BRINK Blonds Jennings Endicott, died Ihurs- lv at 10 D. ai ma nnme ox her sister, Mrs. Willard Stull. Be- sides Mrs. Stull.

she is aurvived bv a half brother. Dr. J. illis-ton Paimer. Arlington.

several nieces and nephews. Tne body vat removed to the Coleman Ai Daniels Funeral Home. 300 E.j Mam Endicott. where th fu- neral and interment services will, be held Sunday at 1 30 p. m.

The I Rev. John Green will officiate. Burial will he In Riverhurst Cemetery, Enriicorf. The family! will ireceive friends at the fu-i neral home Saturday evening from 7 to DiFlLVIO-The funeral of Mauro (Bobbvl DiFulvio will be held Saturday at 45 a m. from Anthony R.

DeMarco Funeral Home. 1607 Witherill Endicott. and at 9 30 a m. at St. Mary's Assumption Church.

Burial will be Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 1 to 10 p. m. ENSIGN Miss Florence B. Ensign.

77, Hancoen. died Wednesday at 7 m. at the Read Memorial Hospital, after an illness of several months. She was a member of the Hancock Methodist Church. She Is survived by a nephew, Lewit Taylor, Binghamton RD three nieces.

Mr. Charles Benton. Washington. D. Mrs.

Kenneth Maynard. Elmira. and Mrs. Sam uel Wilkenson. Dillon, Mont.

The body was removed to the Henderson Funeral Chapel. Hancock where the funeral will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. The Rev Gordon Fear, pastor of the Hancock Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will be In Rlver-view Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from i to 4 and 7 to p.

m. Chicago Man Heads Shippers Buffalo OP) L. E. Olson of Chicago is the new president of the National Association of Ship pers Advisory Boards. He was elected to succeed Karl S.

Wright of the Carborun dum Niagara Falls, at the closing session of the associa tion's 25th annual meeting. Olson, formerly general chair man of the Midwest Shippers Advisory Board, is currently assistant director of traffic of the Great Lakes Carbon Co. Other officers elected yesterday include Robert J. Taylor of Louisville, first vice-president; Darrell H. Smith, of Clarks Summit, second vice-president; and Avery M.

Cloninger of Longview, secretary. A total of 27,000 persons are members of the association, which consists of 13 regional boards which provide a forum for shippers and receivers of railroad freight. Predicting freight volume quarterly for the nation's railroads to avoid car shortages is a key function of the organization. Next year, the association's national meeting will be held from Oct. 16-18 in Chicago.

Monoxide Dealh Hazard Ciled Washington (IPI)U. S. Surgeon General Dr. Luther L. Terry has warned that cold weather increases the danger of being killed by carbon monoxide poisoning.

Mr. Terry said yesterday this is a good time of year to check both automobiles and gas-burning home appliances. He noted cold weather means windows will be closed and that carbon monoxide could accumulate in homes and autos. This Week Only 1 CIDER 50c Brins; Your Jugs Drawn Direct From Barrels JACK'S FLOWERS sw 7-4915 at SAM KLION'S REFRIGERATOR FREEZER Over 14 C. R.

2-Da Asttmttk Name Brand C-4 nlQC With Working 1JIJ3J Trade New I ll SAM KLION Discount Appliance Center Next to Hamlin's Parking 142 Water St. Open Evening EXTENDED FORECAST Albany li Extended forecasts prepared by the U. S. Weather Bureau, from 7 n. m.

tndav thrnnoh 7 p. m. Wednesday: f-ASlfcKN NEW YORK Mild weather for period with average temperatures 3 to 5 degrees above normal. Turninff cooler TuesHav and Wednesday. Precipitation will average about one-quarter of an inch, occurring as showers Monday or Tuesriav.

WESTERN NEW YORK Continued mild weather is Indicated. Temperatures are expected to average several degrees above normal. Generally fair and warm over the weeKend. Some chance of showers developing early next week, followed by a turn to cooler. Less than one-quarter inch of rain IfvriS L'S" Vl'-, T.0.

ivu, aim am suhiucibiu continue to be made locally. CALLED CRITERIA But the new directive, signed late yesterday by Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara, is to be used as "criteria to assist lo cal commanders in making" such determinations." One of the cri teria limits military support to programs known to be nonpartisan in character" and to situations where "there is no reason to believe the views ex pressed by the participants will be contrary to established na tional policy." The directive left unchanged a previous ruling which permits military leaders to express personal opinions freely before committees of Congress. State DAR Urges Boost In Drink Age Rochester W) The New York State Daughters of the American Revolution conclude their three-day convention today after having recommended that legislation be passed raising the state's legal minimum drinking age from 18 to 21 and providing for strict enforcement of such a law. The organization yesterday opposed the construction of a Port of New York Authority jet air- port in the Pine Island area in Orange County and urged that a DAR-written pamphlet, "Study Course on Communism," be distributed in state schools.

Using Pine Island's "rich soil" area for a jet airport would halt use of the section's many natural resources, the state DAR said. The organization yesterday chose Mrs. Lyle J. Howland of Rome as regent. Among other officers elected were Mrs.

Ethelyn Hawkins of Maryland, N. as a director, and Mrs. Carl H. Johnson of Cooperstown, corresponding Vestal TT" Mr. and Mrs.

Alexander J. ifhel a eC.i,?;! Zannl, .19 Bradley Street, a K. Mabel A. McNama ra. east side nf Alford VanKuren and wife, two Gruver and wile J.

Vitana truntee. lot WestJawn Subdivision, Town of Union, to Robert E. Lee Maude Woodward, one carrel. Town of Maine, to Brian P. Diehl wife.

Bvron S. Bowman and part "'d-orge Russell Town of Colesviile, to Thomas Dent. Wallace Guiles and Arthur Huntington, Union Center-Newark Valley Road, to Wallace Guiles. Joseph McDonald and wife, west side of Prooect Avenue, Endicott. to Perry Cook and wile.

Joseph E. Monasky and wife and Richard F. Monasky. Power Road. I Town of Conklin, to Harold Balles wife.

William J. ONeil. lot 100, north side of George Street, to Helen Frances Stanton. Arthur L. and Arthur W.

Stair, 103. east fide of Taylor Drive. Town of Vestal, to Mable S. Heeter. Harrv C.

Thompson and wife, eas-t ide of Cornell Avenue. Town of Fenton, to David T. Cummings and wifs. BlILftlNG PERMITS Triple Cities Weldina? 38 Hall Street, remodel. $3 000.

Daniel J. Emilio, 7S Riverside Drive, re-roof. 1832. John Cnctello, 83 Rush Avenue, remodel, $500. BIRTHS Binghamton General Hospital To Mr.

and Mrs. Wendell E. Lay- ton, 27 Pine Street, a son. To Mr. and Mrs.

Ulenn Hicn- ardson, New Milford, RD 1. son. To Mr. and Mrs. Warren J.

Lash West Windsor RD 1, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Gerald w. Kel- 22 Meadow Street, a son.

To Mr. and Mrs. William J. MC- Rorie, 18 Lisle Avenue, a son. To Mr.

and Mrs. Vincent J. ric- cirilli, 70 Tompkins Street, a daughter To Mr. and Mrs. ueraia aeizer.

13 Grand Street, a son. To Mr. and Mrs. uougias o. oicu Rnic i4.

Port Crane, a son. To Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Den-mon, 108 North Rogers Avenue, En dicott, a on.

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Baran, 200 South Washington Street a son. To Mr.

and Mrs. nexiora w. mu, 218', Bevier Street, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs.

William C. Zein-i dv Kirk wood, a son. To Mr. and Mrs. John D.

Dietrich, Windsor RD 1, a daugnier. To Mr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Breese Brown Road RD 2, a daughter.

At Mrs AuCUSl iSchmidt. 85 Liberty Street, a daugh- Lourdes Hospital To Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dempsey.

40 Mason Avenue, a Un JnseDh V. Riley Pierce Hill Hoad. Vestal, a daugh- To Mr. and Mrs. Karl M.

Thorpe. Box Endicott nu To Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Brad ley, 4 Colorado Avenue, Endwell To Mr.

nnd Mrs. Clayton E. Fair- child, 10 Newberry unve. jmiu.uuw, tr and Mrs. uene lye Shelbv Street, Johnson City, a son.

To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Ket-rick, 900 Pratt Drive, a son. To Mr.

and Mrs. Michael A. Coleman, 3 Pratt Court, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth C. Hooker, Sunset and Coleman Street, Vestal Center, a son. To Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J.

Tran-sue. 38 Roman Street, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.

Ford, 39'2 Doubleday Street, a aon. Tri Mr. and Mrs. Willard T. No-walk.

Port Road, RD 4, a son. To Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lawlor, 800 Douglas Drive, Endwell, To Mr. and Mrs.

jonn j. mri, Bracknev, Pa RD 2, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J.

Deuel, 1032 Vestal Road, Vestal, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Gregory M. Snow, 108 Mason Avenue, a daugh- tr.

To Mr. and Mrs. David E. Forester, 44 Grand Boulevard, a daughter- To Mr. and Mrs.

A'ex Began, 44 Bsxtcr Street, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan, Avalon Road, Chenango Bridge, MR 97, a son. To Mr.

and Mrs. Alan L. Kasson, 246 Grand Avenue, Johnson City, a daughter. To Mr. end Mrs.

William H. Lane, 163 West End Avenue, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Euger.e T' Tall-man, 70 Lathrop Avenue, a daughter.

To Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Updike, 415 Crescent Place, Endwell, a son. To Mr.

and Mrs. Richard L. Ehler, 123 Park Avenue, a son. To Mr. and Mrs.

Evant T. Presley, 6 Clifton Avenue, a daugh ter. To Mr. and Mrs. Camello A.

Ptento. 18 McNamara Avenue, daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E.

Johnson, 1023 Center Street, Hill-crest, a daughter. Newspancr Study Expanded New York WD A $450,000 ex pansion of research facilities at Easton, has been approved by the American Newspaper Pub-; lishers Association, it was announced yesterday. The research program, which was started in 1947 to seek ways to produce better newspapers, will undergo a three-fold expansion in the center's existing facilities as a rpsult nf the tnnrnvorf turn. and-a-half-story addition to the Volrrlnarian Ilnnnrl Saranac Lake New York State veterinarians have selected as veterinarian of the year Dr. John K.

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TEMPERATURE Daytime higs 60-68. Nighttime lows 40-45. New Enmne May Aid Space Flight East Aurora fl'PD Moog Ser- VOfontrols Tnp of Vzct NOTICE Vntlre Is hereby given that license number 42RL1524 has been issued to undersigned to sell liquor, wine well. N. Y.

NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that Ueenw rnr mm "lj t- Pemiset. Andrew Kushner Jr. Lau- aernam NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that license number 42RL1118 has been issued to undersigned to sell liquor, wtne nrf hear at retail, under the Alco- ni-ra Control Law In City TC urnrRy r.TVW that NOTICE IS HERtBY OIVt.N tnai wll, b. neId by 7... r-mmimn.

Town of Dickinson for the purpose of determining whether or not to increase andor Improve the facilities in said Water District by constructing approximately five hundred feet of 6" cast Iron pipe along Th- mnu Stella-Ireland Road from a point where the present 8" water main ends to the intersection of Deyo Hill Road, said Improvement to also include the necessary valves and connections and one fire hydrant, all at an estimated cost of approximately $3100.00. All persons Interested In the matter will be heard at such, time and place Da ted, October 2, 1981. ANDREW DEWING Town Clerk of the Town of Dickinson NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that license number 42RL780 has been Issued to the undersigned to sell liquor, wine and beer at retail, under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law in May- Susquehanna Binghamton, Rrnm. fnr th. tion on premises.

Tony Morabito, 116 FarK N. Y. NOTICE Notice is hereby Blven that license number 42A1134 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer at retail, under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law In Conklin Supermar ket, located at uua uonklin Road, Conklin. Broome County, for the consumption off premises. Sam Palmeri and Joseph D'Angelis, 181 Hawley Binghamton, N.

Y. LEGAL NOTICE POLLING PLACES THE CITY OF BINGHAMTON PURSUANT TO SECTION 75 OF THE ELECTION LAW, the. following is a list of polling places for registration, October 5 and 7 and election November 7, 1961 as designated by the Council of The City cf Binghamton: FIRST WARD District 1 Shelter House, Valley Street Playground. District 2 Daniel S. Dickinson School, Starr Avenue.

District 3 Daniel S. Dickinson School, Starr Avenue. District 4 West Street Fire Station. District Francis J. Machlica Studio, 299 Clinton Street.

District 6 Woodrow Wilson School, 287 Prospect Street. District 7 Woodrow Wilson School, 287 Prospect Street SECOND WARD District 1 George Washington School. 131 Oak Street. District 2 American Legion Club House, 76 Main Street. District 3 Fire Station, 180 Main Street.

THIRD WARD District 1 Central High School, North entrance to new gym, 31 Mam Street (Oak Street entrance). District 2 Alexander Hamilton School, 16 St. John Avenue. District 3 Alexander Hamilton 16 St. John Avenue.

District 4 Central High School, North entrance to new gym, 31 Maui Street (Oak Street entrance), District 6 Horace Mann School, iuu i.aurei Avenue. District 8 Alexander Hamilton School, 18 St. John Avenue. FOURTH WARD District 1 West Junior High School (Highland Avenue entrance). District 2 West Junior High School (Highland Avenue entrance).

District 3 Service Building, Recreation Park. District 4 Thomaa Jefferson School. 151 Helen Street. District 5 Thomas Jefferson School, 151 Helen Street. District 8 Thomas Jefferson School, 151 Helen Street.

District 7 West Junior High School (Highland Avenue entrance). FIFTH WARD District 1 Abraham Lincoln School, 21 New Street, District 2 Abraham Lincoln School, 21 New Street. District 3 Fire Station, 33 South Washington Street. District 4 Henry W. Longfellow School.

95 Pennsylvania Avenue. District 5 Henry W. Longfellow School, 95 Pennsylvania Avenue. District 6 Henry W. Longfellow School.

95 Pennsylvania Avenue. District 7 Abraham Lincoln School, 21 New Street. District 8 MacArthur School, 1123 Vestal Avenue. SIXTH WARD District 1 High Street Methodist Church, 1290 Vestal Avenue. (Basement entrance.) District 2 Building 6-8 Alfred Street.

District 3 Fire Station, 259 Con-klin Avenue. District 4 Gymnasium, Susquehanna Valley Home, Home Avenue SEVENTH WARD District I Central Fire Station, 78 Carroll Street District 2 Christopher Columbus School. 14 Hawley Street. District 3 Christopher Columbus School, 164 Hawley Street. EIGHTH WARD District 1 City Hall.

95 Collier Street. District 1 City Hall, 65 CoUler Street. NINTH WARD District 1 Central Labor Union Hall, 281 Water Street. TENTH WARD District 1 Florence Nightingale School, 37 Pine Street. District 2 Florence Nightingale School, 37 Pine Street.

ELEVENTH WARD District lFire Station. 39 West State Street. District 2 Thomas A. Edison School. 10 Poblnjnn Street.

District 3 Thomas A. School. 10 Robinson Street District 4 Fire Station, 39 West State Street. TWELFTH WARD District 1 East Junior High School, Robinson Street. District 2 Fire Station.

178 Robinson Street. District 3 North Senior High School, Frederick Street, (Moeller Street entrance). District 4 Calvin Coolldge School, 281 Robinson Street. District 6 Calvin Coolldge School, 261 Robinson Street. THIRTEENTH WARD District 1 Theodore Roosevelt School, 10 Bevier Street (Mersereau Street entrance).

District 2 Theodore Roosevelt School, 10 Bevier Street (Mersereau Street entrance). District 3 Immanuel Presbyterian Church, 547 Chenango Street. District 4 Management bldg Housing Protect. 150 Moeller Street Dated, September 27 1961 WALTER V. IRVING.

City Clerk. NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that license number 42RL1260 has been issued to the undersigned to sell liquor, wine and beer at retail, under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law in Gow's Grill, located at 133 Chenango consumption on premises. 'Donald W. Gow, RD 1, Binghamton, N. Y.

and Marquardt Corp of Van! Nuys, have corroborated lniand wife. Sickness In Space Spurs Fear Washington VP) Soviet space man Gherman Titov'g reported motion sickness during his 25-hour orbit of the earth could force a detour in man's progress toward the moon, some space experts say, A fear that problems of weight lessness in space flights have proved greater than expected was ovnroccnrl in intprviews vpstpr. witn medical space experts attendins the international astro- nautical congress A Soviet scientist, V. J. Yazdov- sky, reported in a paper to the congress Wednesday that Titov felt an uncomfortable amount of motion sickness during most of his waking moments in space last August.

Dr. Hubertus Strughold, former German scientist who is advising the Air Force, said if weightlessness actually was the cause of Titov's sickness, "then we need further intensified studies." Retired Air Force Brig. Gen. Don Flickinger, a heart specialist who helped select the U. S.

astronauts, said the reports of Titov's distress indicate "we simply cannot go beyond what valid scientific information is at hand." But he added that what hap pened to Titov wouldn't necessarily be experienced by others. If 2o astronauts were put through 25-hour orbits, he said, there might he many who would sustain no ill effects. TV nenrings In Final Day New York (CPD Federal hear ings into sponsor control of net work television moved into their final day today. Federal Communications Commission investigators yesterday heard an advertising executive for U. S.

Steel testify that his firm asks for experienced writers on their shows because young writers "tend to go off half cocked." But. C. M. Underhill, the firm's director of TV and visual media, said that the sameness in TV programing could be attributed to "an absence of new talent and Ideas." He said he believed there should be more opera and ballet on television, and deplored the monotony of action-adventure shows. Another witness, Leonard Lab in.

president of the Alberto Culver said his company in vests a large portion of its ad vertising budget on television "because it has the power to reach great masses of Americans quickly and Fire Hits Camp Warsaw Another migrant labor camp in Wyoming Countv was hit bv fire last nizht. A 12-year-old boy, Alfonso Lawrence, was burned critically at the Everett Lawall labor camp, about 12 miles southwest of here. The boy was taken moved to new building re cently. Two Die in Fire New York Two children perished and two others were saved by their mother In a low developing a "variable thrust hypergohc engine" that may cushion landings on other plan ets. Moog officials announced last night that the two firms have fabricated and tested the engine, which operates without an ignition system, to aid "soft landings" on planets.

The device may be used for mid-flight guidance control of rockets, for change Avenue, Endicott, to guided missiles that must ren- srd J- Cassidy and wife. dezvous in space and possibly for Line ifeMin ll.tu1'- orootilsion nf smlnVrl tar-Mr "wet Whitney. Point, of Keeler Street and Ex- Centenary Street, to Diedrich F. Rosenberg. Walter T.

Mather and wife, south side of West Hill Road. Town of Vestal, to Frederick E. Alford and Wife. Theresa H. Petrovskv, north side of Lewis Road, Town of Chenango, to Nicholas Romano and wife Arthur L.

and Arthur W. Stair, east side of Taylor Drive, Town of Vestal, to Clifford L. Scholefield dim wne Marvin S. Tanenham iri Tremont Avenue, to Marvin Tanenhaus and Phyllis Goldberg. Velma Vreeland, north side of Main Street.

Johnson City, to Edward J. Ives. Harlow E. White and wife, one parcel adjoining Aitchison Road, Town of Chenango, to Theresa Petrovskv. Laurence F.

Briggs, north tide of ueroresi aireei, to Worth Presbyterian Society Of Rlnihamlnn Jarru Arthur BuTman. nnrlhwi corner r-. iwamuK ana wife. Countv of rnnme ued miAn hamtoh lurnpiKe, i own of Binghamton, to Robert D. Gould and wne.

Richard N. Daminn. turn of Twist Run Roari. Town of Union, one to James A. Morlando wne, me other to Ken Paul C.

and Father ri.n.n, o. mHTZ. to James Prntheroe and Kenneth Kosta D. Drossos, east side of Page Road: north tide -j Drossos'" Kirkwood- t0 Argyris Morris Eber. touth side of Audubon Avenue, to Fred Gunther.

Endicott Johnson west tide of Hudson Street, Johnson City, to John Storton and wife i JBY north de of Leonard Drive, Town of Union, to Robert S. Werner and T0 Drive, S2W; Chenango, to Elmer E. nass and wife. tnen M. Gorman, west side nf Preaari FreerV0 Paul T' iuiicki win ut una w.

and Sunday worn i to and to p.m. l' A Lou is Jurena, 45, 44 Vir ginia Johnson City, died unexpectedly Thursday at 1:15 p.m. at Wilson Memorial Hospital. He was a member of John Hui Presbyterian Church, and its Men's Club. He was a veteran of World War 2, and a member of Otsen-lngo Lodge 435.

Free and Accepted Masons. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary (Latta) Jurena, Johnson City: a ion. Louis Jurena, Johnson City: his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Jurena, Czechoslovakia; a lister, Mrs. Stasia Chambala, Czechoslovakia; also several nieces, nephews and cousins. The body was removed to the Pecko Si Oz- vold Funeral Home, 210 Clinton where friends may call this evening from 7 to and Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. The Otseningo Lodge 435.

will conduct services at the funeral home Sunday at 8 Td! Monday at 10 a.m. at the John Hus Presbyterian Church. The Rev. John K. Sefclk will officiate.

Burial will be in Spring Forest Cemetery. Ll'RCOCK Delbert R. Lurcock, 58, 58 Delphlne Owego, died Thursday morning in Binghamton. He was a retired lumberman, born in Litchfield, August 29, 1903, to the late Wlnfield and Cora Ball Lurcock. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Frances Witter Lurcock, Owego; a stepdaughter. Mrs. Helen Silverstram, Owego; two aisters, Mrs. Maude Brown and Mrs. Harold Baker, both of Owego; a brother.

Clayton Lurcock. Owego; also several nieces and nephews. The body was removed to the Estey Munroe Funeral Home, 15 Park Owego, where the funeral will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. The Rev.

Edgar Frank, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Owego, will officiate. Burial will be in Tioga Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. PtRTEIX The funeral and interment services of Mrs.

Lula B. Purtell will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. from the Ivan A. Barber Son Funeral Home, 428 Main Johnson City.

The Rev. Donald R. J. Read, rector of All Saints Episcopal Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Vestal Hills Memorial Park.

The family will receive friends at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. RUH The funeral of Charles Ruh will be held Saturday at 10i a. m. at the Evaneelical Lutheran Church of the Holy Nativity, Endicott.

The Rev. Paul Tritschler. pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in Riverhurst Cemetery, Endicott. The family will receive friends at the Coleman Dan iels Funeral Home, 300 E.

Main Endicott this evening from 7 to 9. The Friendship Lodge No. 153 of Owego will conduct ritualistic services at the funeral home this evening at 7. SCHMIDT The funeral and committal services of Joseph Schmidt will be held Saturday at 2 p. m.

at the Prentice Funeral Home. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening from 7 to 9. SMITH The funeral and interment services of Mrs. Festa Barton Smith will be held Saturday at 10:30 a.m. from the Ivan A.

Barber St Son Funeral Home, 428 Main Johnson Citv. The Rev. Donald R. J. Read, rector of All Saints Episcopal Church, Johnson Citv.

will officiate. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery, Apalachin. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. (Ear- of lmtks CHURCH We wish to express our thanks to the friends, neighbors and relatives, for use of cars, messages of condolence and beautiful flowers donated to ui at the time of our mother's death. The Church Families LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE Notice Is herebv eiven that license 'number 42CL5 has been issued to the R.uratr f-nntrnl Law in Bineham- ton Club, located at 83 Front Street, Binghamton, Broome County, for the consumption on premises.

Binghamton Club, 83 Front Binghamton, N. Y. NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that license number 42HL81 has been issued to the undersigned to sell liquor, wine and beer at retail, under the Alco- hnllr Reverjtff Control Law in the Arlington Hotel, located at 134 Che nango tiingnamion, Broome i Countv. for the consumption on 'premises. Edgar Plummer, Assistant treasurer, ou irie Arrive, xaingnam-ton.

N. Y. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that license numner izkluii nas been issued to the undersigned to sell liquor, wine and beer at retail, under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law in Layno's Restaurant, located at 3 Garfield Endicott, Broome County, for the consumption on premises John Layno, 2724 Yale Endicott. N. Y.

NOTICE Notice is hereby given that license number 42CL9 has been issued to the undersigned to sell liquor, wine and beer at retail, under the Alco- iholic Beverage Control Law In Binghamton Post No. 478, VFW, lo cated at es Carroll Binghamton, Broome County, for the ronsumotion on premises. Otto R. Pearson, Presi dent, rord Windsor, n. y.

NOTICE Notice is hereby given that license number 42RL1135 has been issued to i the undersigned to sell liquor, wine beer at retail, under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law in The Schnltzelbank Restaurant, located at 528 Court Binghamton, Broome County, for the consumption on premises. Anna Vogt and Charlotte Opitz, 85 Howard Binghamton, Y. NOTICE 1 Notice Is hereby given that license number 42RL583 has been issued to the undersigned to sell liquor, wine and beer at retail, under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law In Crosstown Tavern, located at 139-141 Washington Binghamton, Broome premise. Charlea Maekln, 10S Water Binghamton, N. Y.

county, xor we consumption on Monday at 1:30 p.m. Burial be in Chenango Valley Cemetery. Friends may call at the funell7. home Saturday evening from I I i i miiMies. TVln' 1 c4jiuuiHai iiiuufi was iitaicu at tne a.

wavy ura-nanee Test Station, China Lake, a Moog spokesman said. In the engine, a liquid fuel is combined with an oxidizer and wife Our State Democrats Seeking Budget-Making Role Albany (P) Democrats are renewing their de combustion occurs without an ig nition system. Moog Is a 10-year-old, company which manufactures electro-hydraulic control systems for missiles, aircraft and Industry. Marquardt, a 16-year-old. $60,000,000 firm, produces the ramjet engine for the Bomarc missile.

Things to Come BINGHAMTOX Today's Calendar 8 Sons of Italy Lodge 437. in Lodge Hall. 62 Carroll Stree', mands that they be allowed to participate in state budget hearings, now open only to Republican legisla Dial RA3-37JI undersigned to sell liquor, wine and Vi un m.Jlhper at retail, under the Alcoholic Parkway Ato" Richard EaSt" Plant-Kunnen. tors. Senator Samuel L.

Greenbergjand renovating materials were Brooklyn) and ranking1 stored. Fund raising for national homcWite D. Houston wf 3f.rJes,,CrlIrsu, and Mar- minority Democrat on the Sen ate Finance Committee, asked the help of Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller in a public yesterday.

"Governor, the your party is un senseless and letter made attitude of! American, even silly," Greenberg wrote the GOP gov trnor. Only the GOP members of the t0 Severin A. 1R7, Broad Acres Addition, Town of and' t0 Joseph J- KPyr, Florlan C. Kucera and wife enrJ ,.2 Oak and Cypres, atreets' to I eZ J-Shuford and wife son Uist Jr- 8nl ether, outh side of Harvard Street Town of Vestah to Andrew Petcosky west Sld'f T' eouh- rii I Sosedale Drive, Town 2nd t0 Bernard r'And tnn east of Fen. 1 VII I FS IV 1 ArUi.

north side of Twist Run Road, Town wire, souin. Vestal t' Tad- of pnri Rnvlrt cu rlr Ernest W.J KennrS xv nWW'. i Howard Sorae-we rha, U-r-4 Vl JOT Town of iininn i Legislature's fiscal commltteesito Wyoming County community now attend the hearings, atjhosplti after flam destroyed which heads of state one.story dormitory building, ments and agencies submit andiThe was not announced. explain their requests for oper-j ating funds for the next fiscal' year. bale 1 IClUS bkllll Republicans controll the Leg-; Nearly Islature.

$19,000 in Confederate bills, Greenherg asked Bockefel er bond, 8nd promisson, 'hffiw cracked su11- belivpd to have which begin Monday for 4u- i. 1962-63 budget. As an alterna-Lhk: hf tive, Greenberg suggested i. fc- mAb nAOBt ni. Union College Library was n1 Wife- I You need only 3 tablespoon- Anthony Orszewski and wife east of Po and rii sometimi-s nvirniirht.r,ir.-ii-i PRENTICE FUNERAL HOME Established 1870 55 MAIN ST.

BINGHAMTON PHONE RA 2-0345 jjfi Tracy C. Prentice bra2S-m up Delivery instructions carefully followed. Your personal message included. Flowers wired anywhere. Jutt Phone RA 9-2292 City AMCTICAN i I aWTlRED MOSTICIANS 1 fl ASSOCUTION i I i' if i in Washington, D.

C. 8 Auxiliary of Post 80, American Legion, in clubhouse. 8 Broome County Firemen's Association, in Conklin Fire Co. Station No. 1, Conklin.

Joint meeting with Susque hanna County Federation of Firemen. Alcoholics Anonymous- will meet at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow at 147 State Street. a 0-1 ai bTMiiH A mrmM n.m.

ta 1 a.m. tomorrow at 95 an9 viuv a iiv i uiii Carroll Street. P-TA Notes rarK terrace r-lA win meet at 8 p. m. Monday in the school.

The aims of five community groups will be explainrd by: Park Terrace Civic Association, Walter B. Aldrich; Park Terrace Fire Department, Chief Allan VanLuvance; Women's Auxiliary, Mrs. Doris Wheat; Girl Scout leader, Mrs. Dorothy VanLuvance; Boy Scout leader. Woodrow Snyder, and town health clinic, Mrs.

Louise Roon. Mrs. Elaine Trucker, town public health nurse, will discuss the free clinics available at Brookside School at the P-TA meeting, 8 p. m. Tuesday in the school auditorium.

A card party will be sponsored by the Port Crane P-TA at p. m. tomorrow In the school. The U. S.

consumes about 600,000,000 bushels of wheat every year and export another 500,000,000 bushels. vnrm.n uhn rector T. Norman Kurd, who presides at the hearings, to In vite Democratic membera of fiscal committees. Fire Cause Sought Buffalo TPC The fire which FUNERAL FLOWERS Of Outstanding Design High qualify flowers arrengsd in good taste I Ot SS. S7.50.

$10. SIS. S2S and J- Kyn and J- Rano trustee in hinkruptcy, corner of Liberty and Endlc0tt' to MtSTti Robert H. Rene, individually and as executor of Richard C. Rep, north side of Bernice Street.

Johrf: jm City, to John E. McEnaney and Or L. Rhfnevault, two parcelsj Town of Maine, to Maude Woodward. Marlin Reagan, and Anna M. Brenchley, executors of Martin about 50 acres.

Town Of Winricnr YAm 1 I ciisiwhuu ana Alice Scott, east side of Carroll Street, to Albert and Milton Kofi-man. i Lu'u Shade, lot Doubieday's 10 5mpone Grace L. Springton. one parcel, Town cf Lisle, to Robert J. Mikul-skt and Wife.

Harry J. Terry, lot 85, west aide of Rovbury Court, Town of Conic-: Un. to George Carner. I Harry J. Terry, lot 3fi, west fide! ot Rexbury Court.

Town of Conk-i destroyed the historic temple er East Side tenement fire yes-Beth Zion Wednesday night have been touched oft by spon-j Dead were Victor Zillafani. 4. taneous ignition of lingering 'and Doriz Zillafani, 18 months, varnish-remover fumes, authori-j The blaze broke out in the ties said today. fourth-floor apartment of Mrs. However, fire and police in- Lucy Aponte.

She picked up a vestlgators continued to probe j6-months old infant and 2i-the ruins In an effort to deter- year-old child and carried them mine the exact eause, A study to the street. ot large floor beams in the ayna- When she returned to the gogue indicated that the four- apartment to get the other two alarm fire started In the case- children, the was halted by ment, where Quantities of paint smoke. varaEn enrpp. Open daily 'til I P. ClMd Jundiyt Riven! A Drive, Johnion 4j.