FRIDAY, JAN. 18, 1046.. •EliMIRA STAR-GAZE •PAGE SEVENTEEN*

APPIIANCES ami FIXTURES 43 ARTiaiS FOR SALE

WE CALL and deliver when you wantCOMBINATION popcorn and carmel repairing of washing ma­

chines, n c u u m cleaners, toasters, iron ana troners. grills and lamps. Mac's Home Appliance Service. 870 N. Main 9 t 6763 or 2-6877.

corn machine with copper cooker at­tachment-. Address C-181. Star-Ga­zette.

WHITB enamel combination range. prewar; used very little. Dial 5792.

WRINGER ROLLS — Refrigerator belts. Parts and service for ail clean­ers and washers. C. H. Schneck. 201 Lake. Dial 6575.

WANTED—HOUSEHOLD GOODS

EGG CASES for sale at the Checker-hoard Feed Store, 612 Railroad Ave. Dial 2-6034. : / - '

ELECTRIC water systems, shallow well. Cash Electric 224 W. Water. 2-4411. '

ELECTRIC refrigerators, large res-taurant sise. Elmira Store Fixture Co.

WEARING APPAREL BO

DOUBLE 2-2477.

set of red fox furs. Dial

FUR neckpiece, fur cape; ladles*wash dresses, size 20; blouses; gray skirt, size 18; flannel housecoat, size 32; girl's snow suit, size 18; lady's silk pajamas. 119 S. Main St., after 6 p. in.

GIRL'S clothing, size 9-14. Kitchen ware. 569 Cobunt St.

FEMALE HELP 66

EXPERIENCED double entry book-keeper and typist for responsible po­sition. Good salary with opportunity for advancement. Address Box G-18o, Star-Gazette.

A BETTER price for better used fur­niture.. 10 to 1,000 houseful* our specialty. Call Coe, 2-4562,

** . ELECTRIC WATER PUMPS—Shallow and deep well. "Our low overhead, your low cost.*' Schuyler, Wellsburg,

ALL appliances and household furni­ture wanted. Quantity or by the piece. Also dishes. Prompt calls. Used fur­niture Mart, 243 W. Water; W.

• .^py ig fe and A Parsons Jr. 9019. CASH waiting tor used furniture-

nieces or entire household. Parsons Furniture Exchange, Lake and Water St*. 2-2333.

FET'S—360 N. Main. Fireplace screens. Andirons and wood baskets. Rubber door mats. .• •

FIRST motor driven home movie pro­jectors have arrived. We also have 8 and 16mm. subjects for sale or ex­change. H. K. Marshall & Son, 220 E. 14th S t Dial 2-6739.

MEN'S prewar shirts, size 16% and 17, white and colors, perfect condition. 50c. Pair men's 4-buckle arctics, size 11. 2 pairs men's • rubbers, 10u and 11. 7627.

MEN'S suit $10, coat $15, size 44, near new. Taylor electric iron $10. 409 Phoenix Avenue.

FISHING TACKLE—2 reels with cop­per line and spoons, creel, gasoline

CAS STOVE--Reas"onl^ie7^Wanlted^^i S ^ a u - - K S ^ b S r t * * ^ ™ " ^ private party by Saturday. Call Mr* I Bj™elj£SK S 2 £ f " \ - J Holloa, 2-5718.

1 OME mangle wanted. Must be cheap tor cash. Dial 2-3167.

AUCTIONS AUCTIONS—fUBLIC SALES 40

I 'WILL 'sell your ""'entiro'" "household furniture for a moderate commis­sion^ Doris EL Reynolds, 2-2574

MERCHANDISE

boxes, shells, Franklin St. •2232.

boxes slugs. 456

FOLEY automatic saw flier, model F16 with extra attachments. Saw gum-in. T, grinding wheels, electric motors, some IHesv''-tools, tool boxes, work bench. C. E. Steams, E. 5th St., Wellsburg: N. Y.

ARTICLES FOR SALE

A BARGAIN'in odd dishes, some color­ed; lamps, clocks, coffee table, kitch­en table, odd chairs, birdcage, bicycle, tools, 2 burner oil heaters, two 6.00x16 tires, streamlined sled, bobsled, scooter,. Ice skates. Rambler bicycle built 'for 2. Sunbeam Mix-master, baby bassinette, small crib, many useful items. Stowell. 954 Fenne. Ave* No phone calls. Saturday, 9 a. m, to 6 p. m. •

FORDSON tractor and plows. 569 Co-burn St.

FORD Ferguson tractors and imple­ments, pious, cultivators, harrows, wood saws, scoops, pulleys, scrapers, power take offs and angledozers, till­ers, chains, lights, jacks. Place orders now for spring delivery. Clute Motor Co., Horseheads, N. Y.

FRAMES, sash and doors for sale, also stoker. 57 *>•> 3. Main.

MEN'S white shirts. Manhattan and Arrow, size 15. Men's navy alpaca pile jackets, 2 suits, 3 top coats, 2 girl's coats, sise 14. 200 s. Main. Dial 4618. ,

YOUNG MAN'S suits, sport coats, maekinaw, size 36 to 38. Excellent condition. Also evening black Velvet wrap. 821 W. Water. 8062. ,

COAL A WOOD TRUCKERS 51A

BODY and slab wood for sale. Prompt delivery. Dial 7522.

EXPERIENCED girl for shampoo and fingerwaving, full or part time. Salary and commission. Monte's Beauty Shop, 322 E Water.

GIRL or woman to care for child and assist with light housework. Dial 2-0340. *

VETERAN'S SITUATIONS WANTED 70A

MALE stenographer, familiar with all types of of f i* work—management, personnel, bookkeeping. Army and civilian experience. Wants position in small office with chance for ad­vancement. Dial 5815.

GIRL or woman, housework, no chil­dren, no washing, live in. Phone 2-6580 for appointment.

HOUSEKEEPER companion, small country home. No smoking or drink­ing, wr i t e P. O. Box 23 Liberty, Pa.

HOUSEKEEPER, complete care of good home, live in. 3 adults. Person­al interview after 7 p. m. or all day Sunday, 29 Sunnyslde Dr.

HOUSEKEEPER for family of 4. Live In. Good wages. Permanent po* sition. References. Dial 2-6878.

SEASONED hard bodywood. slab and furnace. Wise. Dial 5991.

SLABWOOD 2-7051

FOR SALE — Dial

SLABWOOD for aa le -32 eg. ft. $6.00 delivered. • .Dial 2-2455. •.'•:••'..

GOOD THINGS TO EAT 53

FIFTY white Fet ing ducks, sell one or all. Dressed with order. Baingio Tanda, Lenox Ave., 1 block north of School House.

GAS conversion burner for 24 In, furnace. 205% Railroad Ave. 2-2181.

A BETTER HOME to life in. improve now with materials available. In­sulated ' brick siding, asbestos siding and roll brick heavy duty roofing shingles. Turner • Rooflag Co., 200 E. Washington Ave.

ABSOLUTELY guaranteed used elec­tric motors bought and sold. Quality armature and motor winding. United Electric 206 E. Second 2-3855.

A CARLOAD of Cotton Insulat ion-The natural insulation; flame proof, water proof, and gives highest ef­ficiency against winter cold and sum­mer neat Wholesale- and retail. Schuyler, Wellsburg.

GIRL'S bicycle, like new. Large tri­cycle, electric sweeper. Dial 2-4535.

HOME bake sale sponsored by Amicus class of Westside Methodist Church Saturday 9 to 12 a. m. at Snyder's Food Market, 115 Hoffman St.

NEW HAMPSHIRE RED roasters at Beckhora's, 438 Schuyler Ave,

LAUNDRY WORKER for small steam laundry, salary and full maintain-ahce. Odd Fellows Home Trumans-burg Road, Ithaca, Phone Ithaca 8514.

MAIDS wanted,' part time or steady employment. Also night maid, hours 3 p. m. to 11 p. m. Apply Housekeep­er, Mark Twain Hotel.

MAIDS wanted, Elmira College. Hours 7 to 4* 5% day week. Apply House Director.

MODEL for« sculpture class. Dial 2-2310.

SEWING TEACHER-Age 25-85 yrs.

STOCK CLE any other reliable yo-

learn, Addr

or shipping clerk, or work suitable for

veteran, willing to J-187. Star-Gazette.

TRUCK driver'nassistant. local or long distance. Also handy at many small trades such as painting, roofing, piano tuning or anjf outside contracting work. Call Josiph Lanzillotto, YMCA.

TOOLMAKER'Sy apprentice, already has 500 hours.* Urgently desires to finish course with position in view. Write Stanley panson, Millerton, Pa., P. O. Box 22.

VETERAN—M in X-ray work ish Watson ray machines, room techniq working hour;

.Osceola, Pa.

ed. Desires position perience with Brit-

American Picker X-o experience in dark

State wages and Write P.O. Box 61,

VETERAN—Married, desires truck driving job. Efrht years' experience. Prefer straighfT truck. Chauffeur's license. Steady employment. Phone 2-6055. Edward Ernest.

VETERAN—Age 37, single, wishing position as plivate chauffeur only. Must be permanent. 15 years driving experience. Willing to travel. Recom­mendations available. Dial 2-7747.

Stock Market Prices Lower

N e w Y o r k — ( A P ) — S t o c k m a r k e t prices dipped In today's ear ly pro­ceedings , fo l lowing t h e boos t ing of marg ins to 100 per cent , but real w e a k n e s s w a s A rarity.

Holders of s tore s tocks noted the D u n & Bradstree t s u r v e y in­dicat ing tha t consumer spending f lattened out s o m e w h a t th is w e e k wi th dollar v o l u m e in several c i t ies under that of a*year ago . For the nat ion as a whole the a g g r e g a t e w a s placed a t 3 t o 7 per c e n j above the l ike 1945 period.

Steady position, good salary in person. Singer Sewing Mac Co., 143 W. Water St.

Apply :mne

VETERAN, 29 l i a r s old, wants posi­tion with contractor or experienced painter. Inside painting, paint wash­ing, wall trimJBng. Dial 4163 and ask tor Mr. Csftnelly.

SOPRANO soloist wanted for Protest­ant Church. Address N-191, Star-Ga­zette.

WANTED—MERCHANDISE 55

STENOGRAPHER to assist in business and promotion office. Address 0-169, Star-Gazette.

GRAY STONE—Try insulating ^our home with panels which g i v e effect of ashler atone masonry. Harris, Mc­Henry A Baker Co.

HAMMER MILL, Papec 13 inch gover­nor controlled, roll feed. Don Wick-ham. Hector, N, Y.

ALWAYS BUYING scrap paper, maga sines, rags, metals. Official paper receipts furnished. I. Shulman & Son, 161 Sullivan. Dial 2-0352.

HEATILATORS in stock. 34 in. Schuy-ler, Wellsburg. Dial Elmira 6644. HOBART arc welders, welding and cutting equipment Welding Supply Center, Buffalo 4, N. Y.

ICE SKATES — Size 10, Never' used. Dial 2-9369.

been

ACETYLENE and oxygen cylinders for sale. Why pay rental. Own your own cylinders. 200 amp. Sr. Hobart gas driven electric welder with electric! -DlirS-starter. IIO volt auxiliary power, 1450. 200 amp. A, C, welder. • $75. Pipe Welding Supply Co., 612 William S t Dial 2-294*. '

INSULATED BRICK SIDING—$12 grade, slightly damaged (although you will have trouble In finding any­thing wrong), at less than half price. Buff and red colors. Schuyler, Wells-

Dial Elmira, 6644.

AIR COMPRESSOR for sale. 411 Wil­liam St.

ALCOHOL anti-freeze. 98c a gal. 5 gal. can, $3 98. Thermo-Royal. $1.15. 5 gal. can. $4.75. Allen's. 716 Baldwin.

ANOTHER small allotment of baby carriages and strollers. "Buckpitt Furniture. 156 Lake St.

ASBESTOS K&M APAC Board, %" thick 4'xS\ A pleasing light gray color, fire resistant and durable, rat and termite proof, easy to cut and handle. Apply with nails or screws. Schuyler. Wellsburg.

ASK US about wood shingles for "your home. Several colors in stock. Linn 9. Chapel Co. Inc. Dial 5191.

A SOLID CARLOAD of %n Insulating board, beautifully textured with ivory finish. 3Msc per foot. Schuyler, Wellsburg.

A SOLID carload of galvanized pipe Just receive)}—W to 2". "Our low overhead your low cost"» Let us quote you special on large quantities. Schuyler, Wellsburg.

'INSULATION MATERIALS" — Used newspaper mats, 17 in. by 23 in., 100 sheets for 75c. Excellent for building purposes tor insulation between walls and floors or attic. See Mr. Browned, Star-Gazette office, or dial 5151.

KELVINATOR beverage cooler, oil cir­culating heater, 2051" Railroad Av.\ 2-2181. •

KEROSENE and fuel oil. Harry Record, 8140.

Delivered.

ALL KINDS of scrap paper, mage zines, rags, metals, iron bought vy Veterans. School certificates issued Kaplan Bros., 617 Baldwin, Dial 9831.

CASH for any item stored in attic or basement within 80 miles of El­mira. Send postal telling what you have. Address V-174, Star-Gazette.

GLASS showcase, suitable tor bakery display. Must be A-1 condition. Ad­dress 0-192. Star-Gazette.

MITER box wanted for cutting metal molding. Dial 5395 between 8;5 p. m. or Address 8^195, Star-Gazette.

SMALL saw mill wanted. State condi­tion and price. Write P. 0 . Box 23, •Liberty, Pa.

WK BUY watches, lighters or anything salable. Novelty Smoke Shop, 122 State.

WAITRESS wanted. The Club Lunch, 317 E. Water. "*

YOUNG LADIES, 18-23 — Neat, am­bitious, free to travel New York, Texas, California and return with chaperoned group for nationally known New York concern. Transpor­tation furnished, expenses advanced, liberal drawing account. Girls now averaging $75 per week commissions and bonus. See Mrs. Depew, Hotel Langwell. Personal interviews only.

YOUNG lady, cosmetics and drugs. Ex­perience necessary. Rand Drug, 101 E. Water St,

VETERAN—3 yeSjrs in Navy, desires position. Could, refinish and repair antiques, also do metal work includ­ing boiler worfc Robert Keene, 26 N. Keystone Ave., South Waverly. Phone 1-6153. '

YOUNG VETEI clean work or vate car. High 3 years experif ment operator.

desires any type riving trucks or pri-chool education. Also ice as heavy equip-|al 9321 evenings.

FINANCIAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 75

WE BUY men's used clothing. Shul-man's. Dial 2-1567.

LIVESTOCK PET STOCK 56

KIMSUL Insulation. 100 sq. f t per roll, $4.95. Whipple's Lumber Yard. 8169.

KNOTTY PINE and bleached walnut gypsum panels. 4"x8"—%" thick, non-shrinking. Harris, McHenry A Baker Company. •

LINDE oxygen acetylene and Purox welding equipment. Frest-o-Lite acetylene tanks. Quality Vulcanizing Shop, 374-376 S. Main St. 2-3561.

MACGREEVEY BOOK STORE—When you want a book, call 9711. We have a large stock to select from. 312 East Water.

; NEON delicatessan inside window sign, 65 inches long, 5% inches high. Dial 9283 or call at 507 E. Church St.

AIREDALE puppies, 3 months old. Clair Rarrick, Watkins Glen, N. Y.

CANARIES, radio singer Clarinos. Cardinals, Finches. Schusler, 808 Water.

COCKER SPANIEL, male, black, months old. $20. Dial 2-5834* ONE 3 year old Beagle dog, guaran­

teed, 2 Beagle puppies. 747 Riverside Ave., Elmira.

PEDIGREE buff cocker puppies, $20 and $25. Phone Horseheads 34-F-16.

PET puppies, $3. Also pedigreed Cockers. Phone 32F3 Horseheads.

POMERANIAN dogs, children. 158 Lewis, Lake Rd.

Nice pets tor just off upper

NEW LOW PRICES on flberboard for , home modernization. Reg. $1.08 4x6

A SOLID carload of steel septic tanks. tt sheets reduced to 97c. AlsO 4x8 8chuyler. Wellsburg. N. Y. j ^ j 4x10 sheets at similar savings.

Sears, Roebuck and Co., Elmira, N. J. Windsor ASPHALT SHINGLES Green. 210 lb„ »12x36". made). Regular $6.00 $4.98 at the yard. Also Blue-Black. 210 lb. per square. Special $4.69 at the yard. Schuyler. Wellsburg.

(Heaviest P E P U P your layers with Panamin grade at for better egg production. Banfleld-

Jennlngs Corp.. 220-222 W. "Water S t ROLL ROOFING—65 lb. smooth. 4 ply

AVAILABLE for immediate de l ivery -new electric dairy water heater. No running water necessary. Pour cold water into reservoir, comes out de­sired-temperature. 10 gal. copper, "M~M7 storage tank, white enameled steel •• jacket. Complete for only $44.95. See it now at Sears.. Roebuck A Co.. 207 State St.. Elmira.

(the heaviest made), slightly soiled wrapper, $2.45 grade. 500 rolls to offer for $1.89 per roll. "Our low overhead, your low cos t" Schuyler, Wellsburg, Dial 6644.

entrance cable and complete wiring. Cash Electric, 224 W. Water S t

SLED for sale. $4.00. Dial ROOF COATING—Long fibre asbestos liquid roof coating. Conforms to U.S . Gov't, specification SS-541. Five gallon pail. $1.49. Steins, E. Water and De-

BALED clover hay. straw, shavings. I witt. , Staz-Dry, peat m * . Checkboard j R O O F SHINGLES-Buy your asphalt t e e d btore, 612 Railroad Ave. 2-wJi4. | . h i n d M . >«* mnfi*.* *n* «nrinv nnmr_

BATHROOM TILE— »i" scored board, unpainted. 4x4 sheets.

shingles and roofing tor spring n o w -hard- * special prices—best brands, Harris,

$1.81 each | McHenry & Baker -Co, C&C. Harris. McHenry A Baker Co. I S A V E - THE PIECES—Lenses duplicat-

get your radiator covers, j ed on premises. Frames repaired;

WHITE COLLIE puppies, AKC regis­tered, pedigreed stock. Price right Aubrey Gilbert, Milierton, Pa.

GIRLS WANTED

Full Time, Steady Employment.

Liglit Clean Work. No Seasonal Lay Offs.

• Apply in Person ARTISTIC CARD CO.

1575 Lake St.

CLIENT sold good grocery, then went to war, is back* Now wants to buy one from $10,000 to $12,000. Within 100 miles EHmira. Lena Ross, 5527. Of­fices 305 East y k e t St.

unlicensed restaurant, $7,000. Good lease,

a Ross Real Estate rket St. 5527.

FIRST CLASS right down to Particulars at Offices. 305 E.

TWO contracted jichool buses for sale. Fully equipped S-stall garage for general repairs. With modern 7 room house and batjE. single garage and vacant lot. F B e opportunity for home and pay i f t business combined 503 Broad St.. Hlrseheads. Phone 414

MALE HELP WANTED 67

BARBER wanted, guaranteed $45 a week and commission. 328 E. Water

BOOKKEEPER with some typing. Ex­perienced. Responsible position. Per­manent Address H-186. Star-Gazette.

COLLECTOR and salesman for El­mira and vicinity. Must have car. Good salary, expense plus commis­sion. Reference. Apply Standard Specialty Co., Box 345, Hornell, N. Y.

CREAMERY man wanted. Eldon J. West, Horseheads RD 1. Phone 12-F-21.

HORSES, CATTLE 57

COWS—Some fresh, some springers, at C. E. Williams barn. Big Flats. No cash needed, Melvin Cady.

GOOD fresh and Fall cows. No cash needed. No sale on Sunday. State Dairy Cattle Co., Inc. B. N. Millard, Pres., Ithaca, N. Y.» R D 5. Phone 2015.

MILCH goats for sale. 1270 Hoffman •St.-'.'

POULTRY. EGGS 58

ANCONA pHICKS—Hardiest white egg breed, more eggs, less feed, early lay­ers. Waneta Poultry Farm, Dundee, N. Y.. Phone 3171.

BABY CHICKS, Grade 4-A, from U. S. approved stocks. Place your orders now for spring delivery. A small deposit will guarantee delivery at specified time. Sears, Roebuck and Co., Elmira,

Eyes pxamined. E. I. Fischer. Het Optometrist. 120 E- Water. Dial 8023.

BETTER steering wheel covers and seat cow­ers Saturday. Moacson's, 200 S. Main S t - j SMALL box':'trailer.:.good, tires. 408%

BOYS LEGGING suit, size 5: black Pewitt Ave. 2 -̂0784. leather suitcase: sealskin jacket. s i z e ! s p g E D E x Garden Tractor distributor 14: prewar curtain stretchers: man s j f o r w e s t e r n and central New York. navy blue jacket, small. 2-6051. Thomas E. Messer, 3216 Latta Rd.,

BRYANT gas boiler for large house.; Rochester 12, N. Y. Phone Charlotte complete, with controls and 8-day' >0W.

thermosta

BARRED ROCKS, Rhode Island Reds, New Hampshires, White Rocks, Rock-Red Cross, Red-Rock Cross. White Leghorns; every breeder state selected and state bloodtested; finest New England bloodlines. Write for price l i s t Vickery's Poultry Farm, Columbia X Roads, Pa.

ck>ck 34»-J.

Phone

BRICK Insulating Siding, both buff and. red No. 1 grade. Also have buff In No. 2 grade at half price. .Harris McHenry A • Baker Co.

Corning S T A Y - D R Y poultry litter. i Wellsburg. Dial 6644.

Schuyler,

I STILL have a few of those wonder­ful heavy broiler cockeral chicks at $."> per him,, Jan. 25th and Feb. 3rd. Take advantage of my liberal offer. Washburn Hatchery. Dial 65Y4, Odessa. N.'Y.. '

STEAM TABLE, gas range, gas' heater, cook' stove,' bench wringer, table'and chairs. Household utensils, tools, etc. at Lawson's Fire Sale. 322 Carroll St.

CABINETS for all kinds utilities and linens, hand-made. 563 Cypress; St.

CARLOAD wood stained shingles. Schuyler; Wellsburg;

CEILING—A new textured white ceil-? ing right over the old plaster. Special suspension. No nails to cover. Attrac­tive. No painting. Ask for our new I STOP catalogue. Harris, McHenry A Baker.;

CELLAR POST and jack combined in| one. Jack up sagging floors* with Teleposts. $9.40 each. Harris, McHenry A Baker Co.

CHICKEN PICKER—Picks tail, wing and pin feathers in 10 seconds. Pickwick Picking machines. A. G. Hample. 312 Carroll S t

STEMPFLE Electric, 224 William St., agents for York Air conditioning and commercial refrigeration.

STONEWALL BOARD —For outside use. Hard—enduring. Made of asbes­tos cement. ^xF—both 3/16" and W. Harris, McHenry & Baker Co.

THOSE WINTRY BLASTS— Put storm sash on your house. We have several sizes and our stock is large. Whipple's Lumber Yard, Upper Lake St.. Elmira, N. Y. Dial 8169.

STORM SASH—All pine frame storm sash in our stock reduced 25% tor quick clearance. Act quickly! Lim­ited quantity of popular sizes. Sears, Roebuck and Co.. Elmira. N. Y.

SUN RAY CLOTH, protects from weather . . . admits health-giving ultra-violet rays! For hen houses, hot beds, e t c 36 inches wide. 100 ft. roll $3200 or 35c foot. Sears, Roe­buck and Co., Elmira, N. Y.

THREE used tires. 7.00x15; 3 jacks. Dial 6992. 975 Mt. Zoar.

TWENTY tons of clover and timothy hay for sale, loose. Phone Horseheads 265-J.'

CIGARETTE lighters, $1; records, 20c 2 for 39c; stuffed toys. Novelty Smoke Shop. 122 State.

COMBINATION screen storm windows and doors. Harris, McHenry & Baker Company. ^ _

F I R E S A L E — L a w s o n Y A n ­

n e x , 3 2 2 C a r r o l l S t . E v e r y ­

t h i n g m u s t foe C l o s e d OUt ^r6 electric cash registers, 2 electric t h J « m n n t h r o p - n r f l l p S S - o f fama* 2 electric heaters, plate glass i m s n i o i i u i , n . f c a i u i t ; > i > . m m t r r o r 8 D i a i 2-9472.

p r i c e . H e a t i n g a n d p l u m b - USED egg cases, electric coffee grind-• %s 1 ^ , . « - u « l ^ « * . genuine horsehide jacket. 900

ing supplies, househo ld goods, electric fans, oil burners, hievele accessories. twESTiNGHousE electric <. r r j 1 m , « .. o n n l ' like new. Walnut waterfall 5 piece K U B d r e d S Ot b a r g a i n s . SZ2[ bedroom suite, new condition, with

1 innerspring mattress. 2 piece over­stuffed parlor suite, very good condi­tion. Buffalo multiple blade 6 In. blower with motor attached. Annex opened daily. Crystal City Swap Shoo, 137. E. .Market S t , Corning. N, Y. Phone. 1444.

ORDER CHICKS now at Ward's and save! Special offer good only during January and February for future de­livery.. 'Chicks' are R.O.P. Tested .from' V. • S. 'inspected hatcheries.. -Mont-

fornery Ward & Co., Main and Gray ts.

EXPERIENCED tool designers f ir progressive industry engaged in making power transmission and auto­motive parts. Give complete details of training, work history and per­sonal. Morse Chain Co., Division of Borg-Warner Corp., Ithaca. N. Y.

EXPERIENCED 123 Lake St.

meat cutter. Call

HOSPITAL attendant or orderly. Ap­ply Directoress of Nurses, Arnot-Og-den Memorial Hospital.

MARRIED man on farm by month. Harry Dimon, 214 Washington St.

WELL stocked for sale. Locate J2500 cash.* Gazette.

id equipped garage on main highways

iress R-194, Star-

WALL STREET Quotat ions of t ransac t ions fur­

n ished b y Carl M. Loeb. R h o d e s * Co.. Rea l ty Bid*. , m e m b e r s of N e w York Stock E x c h a n g e . >

H i g h L o w 11:80 11:80

H i g h L o w a.m. Amer ican L a F r a n c e B-17% A-18 Bendix ' 67% 50% N% Corning- Glass 87% 87»4 87% Marine Midland 10% 10% 10%

89 01% 42% 19% 32 68%

193 93% 26% 48%

109 39 11% 29%

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES—

Restaurant, b#er license, gas pumps and jBlving quarters. Garage, all edbipped for repair •work, store and living quar­ters. Gas station and store. 5 room bungaow. 1 acre of land; $1.500J| down. $3,000. Vandiver Real Estate, Robinson Bldg. Dial 2 - » 0 .

22% 59% 57% 49% 35%

8%% 15% 48%

22% 49% 55 77% 67 43% 97% 34

BANK IOAD MORTGAGES 74

A BETTER MO§TGAGE loan. 4%% FHA plan, 20 years to pay. No appli­cation fees or coiamission charged by us. Brownlow Co* Realtors, establish­ed 1911. Authorized mortgage loan brokers. 1064 W. Water St. Dial 2-3317.

SECURE your home mortgage money in EJmira fromj|your local Savings

ion. Prompt, con-and Loan Assoc venient, direct Loans 4%. Ve| type home loa Valley Savings 220 E. Water

rvice on 4%% FHA rans Loans or any

at the Chemung Loan Association. Phone 5116.

a i

9 OU who

get they

MEN, GIs preferred. Brush Co. has openings for demonstrators and junior executives. No canvassing, no investment. Thorough training given. Good profits. Address F-184, Star-Gazetfe.

PORTER and wishwasher wanted Lag's Grill. 242 W. Water.

at

SALESMAN in Elmira and vicinity for local concern selling fast moving building specialties. Starting wages guaranteed* Excellent earnings for one willing to work. Car necessary. Address W-198. Star-Gazette.

SALESMEN—Pleasant outdoor work, selling Golden Rule pure food prod­ucts and household supplies, direct to consumer for Chemung and Steuben Counties. Weekly cash advances and bonus. For personal interview, write giving age and Qualifications, Box 1838, Columbus 16. Ohio.

ORDER NOW tor early chicks. Elmira Hatcheries, Inc., 347 Noble S t

PULLETS, 27-Dial 4.806.

-Laying 80%. All tor $50.

WE WILL have the famous New-hauser chicks again this year. Get your order in early. Banneid-Jen nings Corpw 220-222 W. Water S t

TOBACCO CLERK—Must be experi­enced. Excellent salary. Rand Drug, 101 E. Water St.

TOOL MAKERS—Thoroughly experi­enced. For progressive industry en­gaged in making power transmissions and 'automotive parts. Night shif t 4:30 p. m. to 2 a. m. Apply in per­son to Morse Chain Co., Division of Borg-Warner Corp., Ithaca. N. Y.

AND—usually coilatei

AND—our lowl $6.45 per $1C year, includii the life of tl

OF 1Q >ly here

cash isk for fO cosigners

required or

sank rate is only borrowed, per

insurance on borrower.

39-;±

See Oul Prompt Personal LoA Department

Elmira Bai Mail

150 Lai A MARINE

& Trust Co. Office

Street )LAND BANK

LICENSE! LENDERS 77

LOANS — $25 toj Co. A local Water S t Dial 91

30. Citizens Loan stitution. 116 E.

LEGALS

WANTED—LIVESTOCK, PETS 59

ALL KINDS of live poultry, 601 Mam St.. Horseheads. Phone Silt

BEEF. CATTLE, calves and hogs wanted, also fresh cows and spring­ers. C. G. Wieberg & Son, 1528 Caton Ave." Dial 2-1524. ••••

LIVE poultry wanted. Dial 2-3308. Tolbert. Pine City, N. Y.

$3 TO $8 for live horses, standing, ac­cording to size and condition. Dead stock removed free of charge. Phone Montour Falls, Montour Falls Ren-dering Works. 4151 or residence 4161.

MUSICAL MERCHANDISE"

VETERANS—Disability no handicap. Free to. travel 36 states, assist manager of New York concern. Experience unnec* sary. Transportation furnished, lib­eral drawing account, expenses ad­vanced, Veterans now averaging $99 commissions per week plus bonus. See Mrs. Depew, Langwell Hotel. Per­sonal interviews only.

INSTRUMENTS—RECORDS 60

er, Penna.

4 BARGAIN in everything m u s i c a l -instruments, supplies. Everything for drummers. Terms. Expert repairing. Frank Hauver, 354 Walnut St., Elmira.

Ave. WATER softener. "Our low overhead, your low cost" Schuyler, Wellsburg.

Carroll.

NEW ASSORTMENT *YI\.J.I../.I.j.t..j JL.\J- X o

WHIPPLES FOR STORM SASH-Our stock is large; our price is low. Whin-pie's Lumber Yard. Upper Lake S t . Elmira, N. Y. Dial 8163.

A COMPLETE set of junior traps, pre-war construction. 5461.

ACCORDIONS, guitars, violins, man­dolins, ukeleles, banjos, electric In­struments. New carea. Terms. Open evenings. Knapp's, 104 College Ave. Dial 2-1787.

ACCORDIONS—New and used; large stock; repairs. Terms. Homo's Ac­cordion School. 829 Lincoln St.

CORNET—Complete with case and standard. 361 Grove S t 2-6737.

Megow Towtine Sailplane $1.30' M**ow Gliders .'....... 35c Varney PT (Boats . . . . . . . . . $7.95 Varaey Submarine . . . . . . . $5.00 Roger* LST $1.95 Rogers Weasels $2.95 : Rogers 40mm. Aircraft 'Gun

and. carriage .12.95 Malrcraft P f l Night. Fighters. Railroad Kits from 35c to $3.00 Gas' Motors: and: complete re-

. placement parts from $24.00.

Come in and See Onr New Gas Models

: WHITE shoe skates," size . 4. 'Dial

WOVEN wire fencing; a limited amount on hand. Dial 6644. Schdyler, Wellsburg. . . ,,'

ARTICIES FOR RENT

ELMIRA ARMS CO. 117 N. Main

A a e t Y L E N B and electric welding •qBipment for rent Plpa Welding Supply Co.. Dial 2-2944

PROJECTORS and films. 8 m. m., 16 m. m. and sound. Complete film li­brary consisting of war. travel, com­edy anil' sports. Loornir and Hall

' 2*0947. TYPEWRITERS rented a* low as 17.60 for 8 months. Dial 2-9424 Junu Typewriter Co.. 3041 E. Water.

WALL PAPER steamers, floor Sand­ers and edgers. Morton's, 307 Broad­way.

SWAP 49

YOUNG stock to trade horses. Tommy Kane. i Sing Sing Road.

for pair of

RECORD and music cabinets, many styles and sizes, all finishes of wood. Priced $9.95 to $75. M. Doyle Marks & Son, 309 E. Water St., Elmira. N. Y.';"' •

PIANOS—RADIOS 61 A LARGE size upright, mahogany

case, tone i k e a grand piano, fully rebuilt $186. Claude Buckpitt 154 Lake S t

GRUNOW—Console model radio, tele-dial. 704 Cypress St

PIANO, cabinet gran4 for sale. $40. 158 W. Clinton St.

WANTP-MUSICAl MCHPS8 63

CASH for your grand, spinet or small 'upright piano. Buckpitt 154 Lake S t

EMPLOYMENT FEMALE HELP 64

MECHANICS Here's a really great job for any young man who is or wants to be a mechanic. It offers good pay with regular increases, fine oppor­tunities for promotion, the high­est security with no unemploy­ment What's more, you get a 30-day vacation at full pay every year, a chance to travel at 20% extra pay while overseas. But that's not all! You get all your meals, clothing, quarters, medical care free and family allowances tor dependents. And after 20 years, you can retire at half pay! No company offers anything like i t but enlistment in the U- S. Army Ground Forces does! A three-year enlistment permits you to choose your branch of service. If you are 17 to 34 and physically fit. get all the facts now! Apply at U. S. Army Recruiting Station. Room 304. Post Office Building, Elmira, N. Y.

*•[ NOTICE TO] Notice is hereby!

and County Tax Elmira, N. Y., foi been received by named therein

'AXPAYERS riven that the State >H of the City of

cthe year 1945, has te and all persons

required to pay their taxes at the City Hall. Elmira, N. Y., before the l i t day of February, 1946. On all taxes l ia id after that date penalites will be a

Feb. 1 to Feb. li Feb. 16 to Feb Mar, 1 to Mar. 11 Mar. 16 and aftel interest at Six to May I. then Treasurer's offi

Dated Jan. 15, 1 CL

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Five per cent and r cent additional ayable at County

A, LACEY. t y Chamberlain.

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TO? ATTIC

Chemung County Mrs. H e m Thornton, 218 W a s h ­

ington St. Fr iday, Jan . 18^1946. Widqw of George Thornton. Sur­v ived b y daughters , Mrs. J o h n Mac­Leod of* Syracuse , Mrs. Wil l iam Phi l l ips , Mrs. Truman A d a m s , Mrs. Merritt Craven, all o f E lmira ; sons , Wayne , George a n d D a l e of El­mira ; s isters , Mrs. J o s e p h B e n n e t t of Pa lmyra , Mrs. Leon McClelland of E l m i r a Body is a t the Jus t in McCarthy Funera l H o m e . P lease omit flowers.

Clarence J o s e p h Reynolds . 54, 167% College Ave, . E l m i r a He ight s , formerly of Corning. Thursday , Jan . 17, 1946. Survived by daugh­ters , Gloria of E l m i r a He ight s , Mrs. Albert W a l t e r s of Buffalo, Mrs. H a r r y P a c e , Mrs. Clyde Trav i s qt Corning; son, R ichard of Corning . The body is at Oakwood Funera l Chapel. .

Funerals Mrs. J o s e p h i n e M. ReCouper, 332

Roe Ave . Fr iday, i : l 5 a. m. a t home, 9 a t S t Anthony ' s Church. Rev . Albert L. S imonet t i ce lebrat­ed t h e S o l e m n H i g h R e q u i e m Mass, ass i s ted by the R e v s . B e r n a r d G. H i c k e y and W i l l i a m M. Cannan. B e a r e r s : Dan ie l Ginardi, J o h n Pett i , F r a n k Leach , J o h n McCabe, T h o m a s McCann, N i c h o l a s Spal-lone. SS . P e t e r a n d Pau l ' s Ceme­tery.

J o h n JT. Enn i s , 705 E . Market St. Monday, 8:15 a. m. a t home , 9 a t St. P e t e r a n d Paul ' s Church. S S P e t e r and Pau l ' s Cemetery .

Mrs. I d a A. Voorhe i s of Wel l s -ville, former ly of ReynoldsvUle . Saturday, 2:30 p. m., a t Reynolds­vUle Methodis t Church. Rev . E . G. Harkness . J o n e s Cemetery , near Trumansburg ,

Mrs. A n n a C. Shaffer, 509 Ivy St. Saturday, 2 p. m., a t h o m e of daughter , Mrs. G u y A. Pea ler , 509 I v y St. Rev . w . C. B. Turner. Wood l a w n Cemetery .

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Mrs . Sad ie B . Rugur , 715 Lin­den PI. Saturday, 2 p. m., a t Bal -ard Funera l H o m e , E l m i r a He ight s . Rev . C. Wel l ington Hardy . Wood-lawn Cemetery .

Mrs. Mary Latt in of Sul l ivanvi l le . Sunday, 2 p. m. a t f a m i l y home. Rev . Earl Robertson . Mitchel l Cemetery, Odessa.

Deaths Elsewhere D a n i e l E d w a r d Lenox , in fant s o n

of Lt. a n d Mrs. Clyde L e n o x of Owego . Monday, Jan . 14, 1946. Sur­vived by parents ; grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. L e e L e n o x of Owego, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. M c N e t t of Elmira . Funera l a n d burial w a s Thursday at Turner Cemetery , Grover. R e v . L. E . Gui les .

Mrs. De lh i M a y Bai ley , 73, of Wil l iamsport , former ly of Elmira . Wednesday , J a n . 17, 1946. Survived a n d 'George of E lmira , H o w a r d of by husband, F r a n k ; sons , Wi l l iam Erie , Pa. , F r a n k of Wi l l iamsport ; daughters . Mrs. F r a n k Vittario, Marion of Wi l l iamsport ; s is ters , Mrs. E m m a Litey, Mrs. Cora Ase -line, both of E l m i r a ; brother, John H o a g of Wi l l iamsport ; 21 grand­chi ldren. Funera l Saturday a t the P a g e F u n e r a l H o m e , Wil l iamsport .

CHICAGO G R A I N M a y J u l y

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J o h n A. Pyht l ia , 67, of B i n g h a m -ton, formerly of Spencer . Thurs ­day, Jan . 17, 1946. Surv ived by wi fe ; daughters , Mrs. E l s i e Pak-kala, Mrs. Ail i P a k k a l a of N e w -field, Miss J e n n y Pyhi t i la of Phoe­nix, Ariz.; sons , A lex of Spencer, Pau l of Phoenix , Carl of Elmira . Funera l Saturday, 2 p. m. a t Al­len Funera l Home , Spencer. Rev. Lesl ie G. Lurvey . E v e r g r e e n Cem­etery, Spencer .

Iran Moves To Take Case To Council \

London — ( A P ) — T h e Iraniai de legat ion t o the U n i t e d N a t i o n s General Assembly today took the f irst concre te s t eps t o br ing t h e explos ive Iran ian-Russ ian d i spute before t h e World Secur i ty Council a s Sov ie t de legates m a i n t a i n e d complete s i l ence on t h e i s sue .

Andrei Gromyko, a c t i n g chie f of the Sov ie t de legat ion, m a k i n g t h e first major R u s s i a n speech before the Assembly , ignored the I r a n i a n quest ion, w h i c h w a s c a u s i n g seri ­ous concern a m o n g Uni ted N a t i o n s leaders.

Short ly before G r o m y k o took the floor Seyed H a s s e n Taquizadeh, ch ie f of the Iranian de legat ion, conferred w i t h the execut ive secre­tary of the a s s e m b l y on w h a t T a -quibadeh cal led "technical arrange­m e n t s " for p lac ing Iran's c o m ­pla ints before the Secur i ty Council .

S o m e of the Iranian leader's a s ­soc iates had indicated earlier t h a t the case m i g h t be filed t o d a y or tomorrow, but t h e y sa id t h e y ?fc|re uncerta in over where and h o w t o file it. P r e s u m a b l y t h i s w a s t h e quest ion t a k e n u p w i t h Secretary Gladwyn Jebb by Taquizadeh. i

T h e Iran d ip lomat sa id only t h a t "technical a r r a n g e m e n t s " were <Ms- . cussed..

Gromyko , meanwhi l e , to ld t h e Assembly tha t the future peace of the world depends upon t h e un i ty of t h e big powers a n d w a r n e d aga ins t a n y efforts t o c u t d o w n their author i ty by rev i s ing t h e U N O .

H e a l so s trongly supported big-power p lans t o g i v e t h e Securi ty Council control of a tomic energy problems.

D e f e n d i n g the b ig nat ions ' posi­t ion i n the UNO, Gromyko said "all nat ions, big and small , are interest ­ed in secur ing a stable peace a n d in prevent ing a repetit ion of h e w aggress ion . In th i s the ir in teres t s complete ly coincide."

Meanwhi le , numerous U N O of­ficials, inc luding those of the Uni ted S t a t e s a n d Great Britain7

private ly expressed x o n c e r n o y the Iranian quest ion a n d sa id thai, -the untried and only part ial ly eo in-pleted m a c h i n e r y of the p e a c e m r -ganizat ion m i g h t be badly s tra ined in t ry ing to cope wi th such a d is ­pute a t the very outset of i t s e x ­is tence .

Firemen Pick 'it-

For Meeting Elkland — S e v e n t y m e n , repre­

s e n t i n g 13 volunteer fire depart­m e n t s of the N e w York-Pennsy l ­van ia State F iremen's Associat ion, m e e t i n g here Thursday n ight , a c ­cepted an invi tat ion from t h e H o r s e h e a d s depar tment t o hold n e x t m e e t i n g of t h e group there Feb . 2 L _ -

T h e inv i tat ion w a s presented by Clyde Y o u m a n s , pres ident of -the Horseheads department .

F ire depar tments represented Thursday n ight included Addison, Bath , G a n g Mills, Gibson, Avoca , Galeton, Westfleld, K n o x v i l l e , Mansfield, B i g F la t s , Elkland, Horseheads and E lmira He ights .

Chief E d w a r d Erway , B a t h de ­partment , Assoc ia t ion president , presided.

Members d iscussed t h e group's annual convent ion to be held a t Addison. D a l e w a s not announced . D e p a r t m e n t chiefs partic ipated in a discuss ion of fire-fighting "prob-ems, fo l lowing s h o w i n g of firemen's m o v i e s by J. T. Surina, E l k l a n d .

F o r m e r Assoc iat ion pres idents a t the 3peaker's table include J o h n M. O'Keefe, Addison; Leland Scott , Westfleld, e n d George Curns, Horse ­heads. I ? honor of the late J o h n Kennedy, Avoca, first pres ident and a n Assoc iat ion founder, h i s cha ir

A l b a n y — ( G N S ) — T a x a b l e motor w a s left vacant . The m e e t i n g w a s fuel s a l e s Increased about 27 per h e l d a t t h e B e h r m a n Hotel , cent in November , compared wi th At tend ing from Horseheads ,

rGas Tax Up 27 Per Cent

s a l e s o n e y e a r earlier, but were less t h a n t h e October ga l lonage and far be low prewar November , 1941.

A l g e r B. Chapman, president of the S ta te T a x Commiss ion , sa id N o v e m b e r sa l e s of taxable gaso ­line total led 122,565,772 gal lons , compared wi th 96,314,035 a y e a r previously, 127,666,712 one m o n t h prev ious ly and 149,029,406 in N o ­vember, 1941.

Total consumpt ion of motor fuel,

in addit ion to Mr. Y o u m a n s , w e r e George Curn, former chief, R a y Margeson, second as s i s tant chief and Lester Keener . jL

T h r e e . m e m b e r s of the E l m i r a H e i g h t s F ire Dept. , Lawrence Ladd, president H e n r y O'Neill a n d Gerald Tanner , a t tended.

K. of C. Degree Team To Induct Class *

FOLLOWING IS A SUGGESTED rOBM OF NOTIC1 FOB PURCHASE

OF HIGHWAY1 MACHINERY Notice is hereby

SITUATIONS WANTED 70

RELIABLE man desires part time work of any kind, days. Dial 5365.

MALE—FEMAIE HELP 68

EXPERIENCED man and wife to take care of herd registered Jerseys, wife to take care of milk house only, good wages, good living conditions. Must have reference, call on reverse for appointment. Dundee 2212. John W. Peelle, Rock Stream, N. Y.

VETERAN'S SITUATIONS WANTED 70A

Thi following advertisements are fret to veterans of World War tl. Apply to Want Ad depart ment with discharge and identification PaPert.

BUS. TAXI or truck driver, local or long distance hauling. Also shipping clerk experience, or could qualify as supervisor of loading. Dial 49S8.

EXPERIENCED dairy farm hand, mar­ried, S children, wants position by month or year. Familiar with all types farm machinery, also pasteur­izing milk. Sober and reliable. Write Gordon D. Harris, Corning. R D 3, Caton Road, care John Winters.

COOK and housekeeper, salary and full maintainance. Odd Fellows Home Trumansburg Road, Ithaca, Phone Ithaca S514.

EXPERIENCED dress salesladies wanted. Good salary. Logan-Rogers, 134 W. Water St.

LICENSED chauffeur w i t h 5 year's experience, some Army, some civilian. Will do anything with no heavy lift­ing involved, prefer light truck or taxi, free to travel. Dial 2-6266.

with Chapter 731 that David H. B: Of Highways of Chemung County recommended the grader at a cost dred dollars. The Town of Erin will Hall in Erin. N. Y. January, 1946, at sider such purchas

Dated: Jan. 17,

Notice is hereby! No. GB-12623 has " undersigned to si Alcoholic Beverage Sunnyside Grocery,! Elmira, Chemung off premises con Lucille Carl, 407 Chemung County,

ven, in accordance the Laws of 1945,

Superintendent e Town of Erin, ew York, has

urchase of power exceed five hun-wn Board of the eet in the Town

n the 30th day of 30 p. m. to con-

Jl&-ltz iven that License zn issued to the beer under the

Control Law at 28 W. Second St., Minty,- N. Y., for imption. Evaline rove St., Elmira

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GIs' Comments Too Enthusiastic

H o n o l u l u — ( A P ) — T h r e e Ameri ­can soldiers w h o h a d been con­fined to quarters during an A r m y inves t iga t ion of the ir r e m a r k s about demobi l izat ion w e r e free t o ­day on orders of L t Gen. Robert C. R ichardson Jr.

"The inves t iga t ion de termined I non-taxable sa les included, total led that whi l e their e n t h u s i a s m w a s 131,812,543 ga l lons in November , The first degree of E lmira Coun-s o m e w h a t misdirected, it w a s not compared w i t h 119,525,190 a year cil, K n i g h t s of Columbus, will b s e n o u g h to w a r r a n t punishment ," I previously, 140,178,281 one month \ exemplified Monday n ight a t 7:30 t h e mid-Pacif ic c o m m a n d e r said, previous ly and 163,134,765 in N o - at the Center. A business m e e t t a g

T h e three, confined W e d n e s d a y vember, 1941. jwi'J.. precede the ceremony by the a n d released yesterday, were iden- ' A t the end of 11 m o n t h s of 1945, degree t eam.

taxable g a l l o n a g e total led 1,191,373,- N e w m e m b e r s wil l be inducted 042 a s a g a i n s t 1,056,457,630 g a l l o n s ; a s the St. Mary's Class. Other in the first 11 m o n t h s of 1944. Total Cathol ic c h u r c h e s of the c i ty wi l l consumpt ion for 11 m o n t h s w a s 1- be honored by future c lasses . . 370,309,521 in 1945, 1,289,045,872 in ! The E lmira Council does not plan, 1944. a special observance next m o n t h . p f

N e t rece ipts from the motor fue l j the 50th anniversary of the found-t a x in t h e D e c e m b e r col lect ion i n g of the N e w York Sta te Council , period, corresponding to November I K n i g h t s of Columbus, but wil l ce l e -sa l e s of gasol ine , amounted to $4,- jbrat e i ts o w n half -century m a r k 851,870, compared wi th $3,812,693 a next year w i t h a n elaborate pro-

tified by the A r m y a s M / S g t . J o s e p h N a h e m , B r o o k l y n ; Sgt. Dav id Liv ings ton , N e w York, a n d Cpl. Herber t F r e e m a n , Brook lyn .

S P E A K S A T W A T K I N S Dr. E s t h e r V. H a n s e n , E l m i r a

College professor of c lass ic l an ­g u a g e s and l i terature, spoke today a t the m e e t i n g of the E l m i r a Col­lege Club of Schuyler County a t the Je f ferson Hote l , W a t k i n s Glen . Hei topic w a s "The P o e t e s s Sap­pho." - ,

P O S I T I O N O F T R E A S U R Y Wash ington—(AP)—-The pos i t ion

of the Treasury J a n . 16: Rece ipt s , $111,466,066.34; expendi tures , $193,-833,425.04; balance , $24,932,424,-776.44; total debt, $278,596,703,-395.55; increase over prev ious day,

y e a r ago .

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Count the lo i ters in your first n a m e . I f the n u m b e r of letters i s 6 or more , s u n r a c t 4. If the number is l e ss t h a n 6, add 3. The resu l t i s your k e y number . S t a r t a t t h e upper l e f t a n d check your k e y numbers , lef t to r ight . T h e n r e a d t h e m e s s a g e .

Federation Board Soon to Consider Chest's Report

T h e report by a Communi ty Chest board of directors commit ­t ee to the Federat ion Bldg. board, m a d e Thursday, wil l be considered by the lat ter soon, Freder ick W. Gridley, Federa t ion president, said today.

T h e Chest's report, urg ing reno­vat ion a n d reorganizat ion of the supervis ion of the building, w a s m a d e af ter a s tudy o f i ts needs . Mr. Gridley w a s a m o n g those c o n ­sul ted .

M e m b e r s of the Federat ion board of d irectors w h o wil l r ev i ew the report are : Mrs. K e n n e t h W. Marks , Mrs. F r a n k Hobler , Mrs. H. Y. Iszard, Clarence E . Kil l inger, Jerv i s Langdon , B e n j a m i n Levy, Mrs. W. L. McGrath, Mrs. J o h n E. Nicho l s , C. W. Perry, Mr. a n d Mrs. Merle Thompson , H e n r y W . Street-er, Mrs . W. M. Ufford, Mrs. L. R. Whitt ier , Mrs. Benjamin Rathbun , C. H a r r y Gilfether, Url S. French , Wil lard E . Ripley.

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m e t w i t h Mrs. J a m e s Schof ie ld , w i t h 19 m e m b e r s and t w o v i s i tors present . A lesson in bread-making was g i v e n by Mrs. R o s s Benton .

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