Document 6442466

HERALD STATESMAN. YONKERS. N.Y., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1962
13, 1879. a son of the late George
and Marianne Adams Karlan.
He came to this country in
1900 and married Anna Jesonls
| in 1901 in Long Island. She died
MRS. EMANUEL SCHREINER | the Yonkers Auxiliary of the He-; several years ago.
I brew Home for the Aged.
He was a member of the
Widow of Tailor ,
Surviving
are
two
daughters,
i
American
Lithuanian Citizens'
Mrs. Regina Glasberg Schreincr of 30 Post St. died yesterday Mrs. Morris (Lillian) Geller of Club in Yonkers.
Surviving are a son. Julian of
at Mount Vernon Hospital after Yonkers and Mrs. Echio (Esther!
a long illness. She svas in her Rand of Israel: a son, Samuel of Yonkers; four daughters, Mrs.
late 70s and was the widow of Middlctown. Conn.; and five \ Harry (Marianne* Buros of
Newburgh. Mrs. Joseph (Anna)
Emanuel Schreiner, a tailor, who grandehildren.
Henwood of Tuckahoe, Mrs. John
died in 1951.
- .
IGNATIUS KARLAN
(Regina) Garnsey and Mrs. WalA Yonkers resident 37 years.
tcr (Claire* Hassleman. of EastMrs. Schreincr was born in Aus- Retired Carpenter
Ignatius Karlan, 82. of 82 Dun- i Chester: a brother, William, of
tria and was married there. The
couple and their children came woodie St., Eastchestcr, a re-j Florida; 10 grandchildren, and
tired carpenter, died Saturday at 22 great-grandchildren.
to Yonkers in 1924.
Grasslands
Hospital after an ill
She was a member of the SisMRS. GEORGE A. JUST
six weeks.
terhood of Congregation Sons of n e s s -of. „.
.-.
,
K^a(tv
Bn)ker
Israel, the Golden Age Club, and I He was born in Lithuania Aug. | ^
^ ^ L J u g ( Q[ g ? R o c k
le<ige Ave., White Plains a retired real estate broker and
mother of George A. Just of 900
-Palmer Road, Yonkers. died last
On FeLtuary 3. night in an upstate hospital. She
AUCHARD Raymond A On February MALI IN—Mar tha
1962. Of 304 Palisade A\e . Yon- was 86 years old and the widow
5 1962. IUloved father of Elizabeth
Kmily and Msrtr.j Margaret. Resting j kers Resting at Harry's Funeral : of George A. Just.
Home Inc . 107 North
Bro.tdway.
at Havey's Funeral Home Inc.. 107
Yonkers. Mass of Requiem at 8t.
N'or'.h Broadi Mr. Yonkers
Grave- | Josephs
Surviving also are a daughter,
R.
C.
Church.
Ashbirton
:-k}e servkes arid interment. Ml.
Avenue, on Wednesday.
February Mrs.
Ethel L. Rhodes of the
Hopp
Cemetery
on
WednesQuy.
7 at 10.00 A.M. Interment Calvary . White Plains address: four grandFebruary 7 at 2 00 P.M.
2-7
Cemetery.
2-7
children and nine great-grandBOl.AN- Louise, (nee Fischer*. Of 17 MULLINS—Lillian O. Of 249 Broad- children.
Seymour Street. On February 4.
way. Dobbs Ferry. Formerly of
Ca^lino
OBITUARY NEWS
(Continued from Page One)
Union Asks
W. Electric
Contract Talk
say, is that stores didn't want
to stock up on dated milk.
They were afraid that if they
(Continued from Page One)
had any left over at day's end,
times off the same truck, went they couldn't sell it the next day
sour in New York Gty but not because the date on it would
in Westchester, Suffolk and Nas- show it was "old."
sau counties where milk dating
is not an issue and is not in effect.
Kern said that while there were
complaints of sour milk last summer, "we could not pin down
the cause or the circumstances.
"When we went to the (city)
health department to get further
Wl AlWAYS HAVE TlMt
information on it (the complaints)
r o t i rtttEKOLV
they could supply nothing. We
offered to supply private investigators but the health department turned us down."
Milk
public confidence in its government and the state shelter program.
Lane declared that Carllno's
NEW YORK UH — The Comremarks, constituted "an obvious
effort to divert the attention of munication Workers of America
the public from the basic issues" sought* today to hold informal
meetings with representatives of
of his charge.
Lane, an attorney himself, said the Western Electric Co. in hopes
he would consult with other law- of working out a new contract
yers on the possibility of suing and averting a strike.
Carlino for slander.
The call for the informal talks
The speaker said that "the was sounded yesterday after a
communist party line" included conference of union negotiators
"an effort to beat down this fall- with Joseph Beime, international
out shelter program throughout president of the CWA.
the country.' 1
Union members have authorAsked whether he thought ised a strike, with the date—if
2
Name* Refuspd
SERVICES WERE conducted Lane was among the "enemies any—to be set by Beirne. Any
A health department spokesyesterday for Bartolomeo Pas- of the United States," Carlino strike must start within a 30man
commented: "The milk insaid
that
"subsequent
events"
day period that ends at midnight
cucci, 69. of 82 School St., who
dustry
asked for names of people
would
tell.
HARRIET HUBBARD AYER~
Feb.
27
under
the
terms
of
the
was a retired employe of U.S.
who complained. This we would
Lane said that "the only ef- current contract.
Vitamin and Pharmaceutical
not give them »because we did
fort to change the government"
Corp.
The dispute involves contract
he had made involved an effort reopener negotiations between not know whether the complainto "permit legislators to read Western Electric—the manufac- ants wanted us to do this or
bills before they vote on them." turing arm of the Bell Telephone not. They had filed complaints,
'I Am Not a Communist'
System—and 16,000 workers who and they expected them to be
Asked whether he were a mem- hook u» and service equipment treated confidentially."
ber of the communist party, at central telephone exchanges The department spokesman said
Lane said: "No, I am not a throughout the nation.
investigation of the complaints
Communist."
showed "nothing to substantiate
1962. Beloved wife of Warren J..
Irvington. N Y . Reposing at tiie
.
j n / m i n n
U A Y n
He said he had served in the
mother of Warren C. and Robert | Edwards Funeral Home I n c . Doots ; K A VY M
Rockefeller's charges. We haven't
U.M) A. A K U 1 A K U
Boifcn and sister of Mrs. Anton ; Ferry. High Miss of Requiem at I K a i l r o a d E m p l o y e
U.S.
Army
during
World
War
II
found any evidence of milk being
lErina) Back. Mrs. James <Lora>
the Immaculate Conception Church. | r > q v m o n ( 4
A Archard
70 of
"to protect the government of
Bolan.
Mrs.
Samuel
.Blanche) ' Irvington. N Y
doctored."
on Thursday at
U a > m o n a A.
rtundiu,
IU. o i
Bc-rdctte. Mrs. Ah.ii lAlicei Rhodes, i
the United States."
Kern and Meyer Parodneck,
Charles C and Wa'.rcr D. Fischer. ! 10:00 AM. Interment Sleepy Hollow Y o n k e i S , 3 foiTner e m p l o y e Of t h e
The controversy Involves a
27 v ^ . y 0 r k Central Railroad, died
Funeral lrom the K. W. Maloney ! cemetery.
vice president of the Milk Conand Sons Funeral Home. 732 Yon- ROMAN—John. On Saturday.
$100-million shelter program auFeb- yesterday at Grasslands Hospital
sumers Protective Committee,
kers Avenue, on Wednesday. Feb. I ruary 3. 1962. Private services were
thorized by the legislature last
7 at 9 30 A.M. HiKh Mass of Re- i held this morning at the Sechny after a long illness.
maintained there were fewer sourQUlcm in Holy Trinity Church at | Funeral Home. 447 Walnut Street.
Nov. 9.
Mr. Archard was born July 7,
milk complaints to the health de10 00 o'clock. Interment St. Jo- I
2-6 1S91 at Hastings-on-Hudson and
partment last summer than in
s»phs Cemetery. The family will j Interment Oakland Cemetery.
receive ihclr friends at the Funeral ,
recent summers past when milkcame
to
Yonkers
in
1913.
RUSSELL—William
T..
of
62
F
a
r
r
a
NORTH
TARRYTOWN—
Home from 2-5 and 7-10 00 P.M. '
gut Parkway.
Hastings-on-Hudson.
dating
was still in effect.
He
married
Mathilda
Wilt
in
2-6
A carpenter was fatally inN. Y. Beloved father of W. Oorden
Russell. Service at Havey's Funeral Yonkers. He was an alumnus of
But health department records
jured
yesterday
in
a
27-foot
fall
For a limited time
(Continued from Page One)
Home. Inc.. 107 North. Broadway. Yonkers schools and was a memDcLAURENTlS-Camillo. Of 206 Wilat. the Chevrolet plant extension dispute this. The department
only—g«t a
Yonkers. on Tues.. Feb. 6th at 2
low Street. On Monday. February S.
P.M. Interment. Beechwood Ceme- | ber of St. Andrew's Episcopal
spokesman said about five times
project, police report.
1962. Beloved husband of Domenica
whole
wardrobe of
year
"our
crucial
needs
have
Intery. New Rochelle. N.Y.
2-6 I Church here.
Carreia DeLaurcntis. Reposing Sin*,
Henry C. Straub, 50, of 125 as many sour-milk complaints
tensified and our deficiencies
Ay erf as t Lipsticks
a t r a Funeral Home Inc.. 315 South
Broadway .Complete
arrangements, SALCiccA-cenedeito. On KebrutTy ! Surviving besides his wife are
have grown more critical," he Clinton Place, Yonkers, died at have been registered since milk
at this saving I
6. 1962. Of 294 New Main Street. | t w o d a u g h t e r s , Ml'S. G e o r g e (EllZlater.
2-6
Phelps Memorial Hospital at dating stopped May 1, 1960.
said.
ERCOLE
MAIOLINI,
67,
of
Exquisite
new shades,1
Beloved husband
of Agnes rnee ; b e , h E m i l yJ . Y a g e n h o f f of H u d about
i
p.m.
about
three
hours
He
said
that
in
1959,
from
lolll) Salciccia. Lovlnjt father of I
.. v
*
. * „„
TV,,,,,.
29-1 New Main St., whose obituParis-approved and geared
The country must provide faFATH—Emms A. Of Mt. Vernon. N. Y.
itaio. Reposing Louis J . Flower j son, N.Y., and Mrs. Truvan ary appeared in yesterday's edi- cilities for 14 million more ele- after he fell. The cause of death May 1 to Dec. 31, complaints
On September
3, 1962. Beloved
to coming fashions—In
wife of. William
Fath.
Devoted
Funeral Home. 283 New Mam St. i (Mathilda Margaret) Gibson of tion, was a food merchant in mentary, secondary and college was apparently internal and head numbered 58. In the first year
handsome,
golden swivel cases.
mother of William J . Fath and
J ^ ^ o K e ^ L ^ r ^ T o f ; Arlington T e x , two brothers Yonkers for 31 years.
Marion
Chalke. Dear
sister of
students by 1970, the message injuries, the medical examiner's without dating, during the same
Mt. Carmei church, looo A.M. i Percy W. of Staten Island and
Louise
Mackin.
Frna
Edwards.
said, or a n . increase of 30 per office said in a preliminary re- period, complaints rose to 303,
Cornelia Baumgarten and Herman
interment
st.
Joseph's
cemetery,
j
i{
ell
O.
of
Brooklyn,
and
nine
he said. And in 1961, complaints
0W
*plv> tax
cent. College enrollments alone port.
Quandt. Religious service at Fred H.
L I grandchildren.
Mr. Straub, a widower, had totaled 274 for the corresponding
McGrath and Son Funeral Home.
are
expected
to
nearly
double.,
Bronxville. on Tuesday. February 6 SCHREINER—Reginla. Beloved mother j
four children, Cynthia, Henry N., period, he added.
of Samuel. Mrs. Morris Oellert and i M R S . T H O M A S H . T U N N A R D
at 8.00 P.M. Eastern Star service
The message gave few figures. Richard and Robert, all of the
Tuesday at 8:30 P.M. Instead of
Mrs. Esther Rand. Services will be * r f i w | p v R ^ s i r i p n t
once 'd>year SALE!
Those were outlined in Kennedy's home address.
flowers, those who wish may make
Repeal Recommended
held on Fetruary 7 at 1:00 P M ; ^ r a s i e j K e ^ a e n t
contributions
to the Westchester
budget
message.
It
showed
that
from the Weiss Memorial Inc.. 326
Mrs. G l a d y s G r a c e
Tunnai'd,
Rockefeller recently recomPolice Lt. John Jandrucko said
Cancer Committee, Purchase, N . Y .
the requested three-year program
Rlverdale Avenue. Yonkers. K . Y . | ^
^
today at
unexpeCtedly
2-6
mended to the Legislature that HARRIET HUBBARD AYER
that
Mr.
Straub
and
Albert
Buhs
James
Rutherford
Munro,
79,
of classroom construction and
] her home. 45 Larchmont St., Ard
At Peektkui. N.Y. on *™^£?£'&£"%*?£>'
sTeV'Ih^^ wasThe^vVfe'oVThomas i f o ^ ^ r l y of Dobbs Ferry, Hast- grants to increase teachers' sal- of Walnut Lake, Peekskill, were the dating prohibition be re0
n
l9
I'ORAN—Anne
iw5V^
n*«Saad
«?AM™B;n
Md
H.
Tunnard,
a
plumber
and
for-|
^
and
Irvington
died
yestersetting wooden beams on steel pealed.
world-famous
Fet-ruary 4. 1962. Beloved daughter
father of Mrs. Albert (Anna) Lock- | m p r hnstinp<;<; apent
for the d a v i n Orlando, Fla., Where h e aries would cost $2.1 billion over- girders on the third floor at the
of the late James and Anne Foran.
Dairy
farmers
and
the
milk
ler
all.
wood,
and
Mrs.
Samuel
(Elfreda)
"
ousiness
agent
101
mc
.
,
,
.
,
Reposing: at the Dall Funeral Home.
19 ?
extension of the Chevrolet as- industry wanted to see milk dat100
Lake
Avenue.
Funeral
on
inbrogno. Service at Havey's Fun- \ Tarrytown Plumbers Union L o - ' '
The program for aiding higher sembly plant. Just as the two ing go long before it was outWednesday at 9 3 0 A.M. Mass of
Mr.
Munro
was
born
in
Paisley,
eral Home. Inc.. 107 No. Broadway. | ca\ 255
Requiem in the Monastery Church
Yonkers on Wednesday. Feb. 7 at
Scotland, on Feb. 24, 1882. As a education would require $332 mil- men laid a beam in place Mr. lawed. They reported that transof the Sacred Heart at 10:00 A.M.
11 A.M. interment Kensico ceme- j Mrs. Tunnard retired as a clerk young man he played soccer on lion annually over five years— Buhs noticed the other end tilt. portation and handling practices CLEANSER-BEAUTIFIER
Interment St. M a r y s Cemetery. 2-6
2 7
" ' in the Ardsley Post Office on dis- several
Scottish cup teams for loans to build academic facil- Lt. Jandrucko said that when had become so efficient that datGIBSON-John
T. On February 5. STRAUB—Henry Conrad. Of 125 Clin- ! ability two and a half years ago. against England's champions. At ities and for scholarships of up Mr. Buhs looked up he saw Mr.
ing was unnecessary to protect
1962. Of 1 Leighton Avenue. Yonton Place. On Monday. February 5,
kers. Beloved husband of Emma
he was plant to $1,000 a year for "talented Straub fall and land on a pile of families from sour milk.
1962. Beloved husband of the lata : Yonkers born April 24 1907, 1 h i s r e t irement
Allison Gibson. Resting at Havey's
Josephine (nee Kovach) and devot- ' S h e - W 2 S u! C ^ u g h t e r , ° f ^ r s ' I superintendent of Lord and Burn- and needy" students.
lumber.
The industry points to a survey
Funeral Home Inc., 107 North
ed father of Cynthia. Henry Jr.,
The House has approved only
Police said that it was prob- taken by Prof. A. C. Dahlberg
Broadway. Mass of Requiem at St.
Richard and Robert Straub. Funeral . Anna Robbins Curtin of Yonkers : h a m C o r n p a n v i n Irv jngton-onthe construction portion. The ably due to Mr. Straub's either
Denis Church. Van Cortland Park
from the Duchynski Funeral Home. ! and the late Patrick Curtin, who j j i u r i s o n
Avenue and Lawrence Street on
I l l Yonkers Avenue on Thursday, I had been a taxi owner here. She
,
President therefore aimed at the passing out from leaning over or of Cornell University. The surB
csidcs
hhis
is
vi(e
Edilh
Besides
wife,
Edith,
he
Thursday. February 8 at 10:00 A.M.
February 8 at 1:30 P.M. Services
vey, spokesmen said, showed
Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
In St. John's Episcopal
Church. moved to Ardsley 19 years ago leaves a son, Professor J. J. R. Senate his appeal that scholar- losing his balance.
that when milk was dated, 34
New Rochelle.
2-8
Getty Square, at 2:00 P.M. Inter- 1 and was a member there of St.
ships
be
restored
to
the
bill.
Both men were employed by per cent of stores ran out of
Munro of Missoula, Mont., of the
ment Mt. Hope Cemetery.
2-7
Two administration bills em- Darin and Armstrong, Inc.. the
i Barnabas Episcopal Church.
faculty of Montana State UniverHOPKINS-Frederlca. Daughter of the
late George A. CTiamberlln of Yonbodying segments of Kennedy's general contractors for the pro- milk at the end of the day. When
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
Surviving
besides
he/
husband
sity
and
Montana
State
Director
milk dating was abolished, only
kers. On February 5 in her eighty- and Joiners of America. Local No.
two daughters, program are new this year. They ject.
fourth year. Mother of Mrs. Gerald 188. Members are requested to meet j and mother are a daughter, of Education;
9 per cent of stores were out of
H. May and Mrs. William H. at 8:00 o'clock. Wednesday. February j Yvonne, and four brothers, Wil- Mrs. M. P. Barbarin of Pompton were to go to Congress after
milk at day's end.
Fleischmann.
Service
Wednesday. 7 at Duchynski Funeral Home. I l l
the
message.
11:00 A.M. at
Beecher Funeral Yonkers Avenue, to hold services for j liam Curtin of Ardsley, Arthur Lakes, N.J., and Mrs. William
ties and state agencies tackle
:
The reason, the industry men
Home. Pleasantvllle. N. Y.. where o u r i a t e Brother. Henry C. Straub. j of Matamoras, Pa., Harold of J. Rickert of Dobbs Ferry and
An appendage of the general
BIG 9 0Z. JAR
family will receive friends Tuesday, j
Joseph G. Plerro. President. j Yonkers, and Daniel of Boston, seven grandchildren. Two sisters public school aid bill would pro- the problem would cost $50 million in five years, but only $3
2-4 and 7-9 P.M. Interment Wood- ; 2-6 Peter Nicol. Recording Secretary.
REG. 2 . 9 0
Mass.
and
a
brother
survive
in
Scotland.
vide $747 millipn over five years million would be spent in the
lawn Cemetery.
2-6 j
—:
TUNNARD—Gladys Curtin. On Feb1Burial will be in Orlando, Fla.
to
give
elementary
and
high
T
first year.
Thi» incomparable cream, trbJch
LI' TEL—Elton
Gardner. M. D. On
ruary 6. 1962. Beloved wife of HENRY C. STRAUB
school teachers up to 2,500 scholFebruary 3. 1962. Of 149 Park Ave- j Thomas H. Tunnard. Funeral sersmooths, softens and enriches the
Carpenter
•
AIR*
SHIP*KAIL*BUS*
r u e , Yonkers. Husband of Anna j vices will be held in the Phillips
arships a year for full-time study
Wescott Littel and father of Mrs.
skin as it cleanses, for over 50
Funeral Home. 50 Ludlow Street on
Henry
C.
StraUb,
50,
of
125
at colleges. It also would assist
U1I (Harriet Ann' Hansel!. Re3tlnit j Thursday at 10:30 A.M. Interment
POLAND
years
has been acclaimed the
Clinton
Place,
died
yesterday
at
at Havey's Funeral Home Inc.. 107
Oakland Cemetery. The family will
the establishment of institutes for
North Broadway, Yonkers. Service
"Queen
of Ciearas." Buy now and
receive friends from 2-5 and 7-10 the Phelps Memorial Hospital,
Continued
from
Page
One)
RUSSIA
teachers at colleges.
at St. John's Episcopal Church, j P.M.
2-7
save... stock up for months ahead t
N. Tarrytown, after an accident
Getty Square, on Tuesday, February I
HUNGARY
The scholarships Would go to
GIANT JAR, rUtC. •.00, NOW 1.00 •
6 at 1:00 P.M. Interment St. John's WESTNEY—Luella Rose On February at the Chevrolet Division of Gen- S. Menapace, and district superCemetery. In lieu of flowers, con3. 1962. Wife of the late Norman eral Motors where he was em- intendent Dr. Terence Donahue, teachers in private and parochial
•fbufm
CZECHOSLOVAKIA
tributions may be made In his
P.
Westney.
Funeral
from
the
a, well as public schools. The
j
also
praised
the
principal's
outplowed
on
a
contracting
job.
OR
ANT
M
*
T
OFTH1
W
O
t
U
t
memory to S t . John's
Episcopal
Phillips Funeral Home. 50 Ludlow
first year cost would be $120
Save 60%
I standing work.
Church.
2-6
Street, on Tuesday at 1:30 P.M.
; A C C O M M O D A T I O N S MADS
He was born In Y'onkers and
Services in St. John's
Episcopal
million.
Mr.
MacDonald
was
born
Feb.
Uadarthip
Training-Human
AYER HAND CREAM
Church (Getty Square) at 2:00 P.M. attended School Nineteen and
Prompffyl SffjcjontM
The second measure embodies
27, 1904, at Norton, Vt., and was
Interment Oakland Cemetery. In lieu
R#lotlon»-IH«etlv«
Sptaklng
Huge 10-oz. size
of flowers, contributions may be Yonkers High School,
schooled in Maine where the farri- Kennedy's announced "massive
Enrollm«nt» Ming Toktn Now
made to the St. John'i Episcopal
His wife Josephine Kovach, I ily moved when he was' a boy. attack on adult illiteracy."
REPCIK
cod
C
H
M
E
t
A
reg. 2.50, now 1.00
Church Building Fund.
For Clot* in
2-6 ; whom he married in 19-12 died : He was a graduate of Bates Col- More than two million adult
YONKEtS
TRAVEL
AGENCY
Sept. 4, 1957.
AH prices plus tax
For Information-Writ* or Coil
lege, Lewiston, Maine, and re- Americans can neither read nor
In Memoriam
He was a member of the Yon- ceived his M. A. from New York write, Kennedy said, and the
178 ELM ST. YO 8-1875 OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAX
Ww. BriiWn, P.O. »ox 1141
Whttt Moln». N.Y.
HIDOCK—Miry. In loving memory of kers Canoe Club. Yonkers Re- University.
result "is often chronic unemOponWod.Evo.Tii8P.M.
our dear mother who passed away publican Organization and the
wH»-im
NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M.
ployment,
dependency
or
delinten years aro. February 6. 1952.
Carpenter's Union Local 18. Durquency."
Not just today but always
I You are in our hearts;
ing World War II he served with
The proposal to help universii God bless you Ma
the Merchant Marine.
i With all our love.
I 2-6
Son and dauaHters.
(Continued from Page One)
Surviving are a daughter, Cynthia, three sons, Henry Jr., RichCard Of Thanks
ard and Robert; two brothers, assistance of the Westchester
Memorial Home, Inc.
Richard of Yonkers, Robert of County Historical Society. St.
MACKEN—John R. We wish to thank
Paul's church was in the section
JOHN J . FLYNN
our many kind friends and rel- Sacramento. Calif., and two sis- of Eastchester which later beTHE BOMK OP REGISTERED
BLACK AXVVS
BEEF
atives for their many acts of kind- ters, Mrs. William .Marie) BradJOHN 3. FLYNN, J r .
came
Mount
Vernon.
It
is
a
naness during our recent bereavement
. • ,-. • The) Difference It In The Taste
.
ley of South Norwalk, Conn., and
I 2-6
The Macken family.
WILLIAM L. FLYNN
IN THE HEART OF GETTY SQUARE
Mrs. Clara Hogan of Grant, Fla. tional shrine for the Bill of
Rights. Washington's HeadquarPARKING FOR 500 CARS.
02 LUDLOW
STREET
ters is in North Castle.
THOUSANDS FLEK FIX)OD
MISS LILLIAN (J. MULLINS
YOXKEtlSt
N.Y.
M A N I L A . Philippines (.¥> — Was Telephone Co. Employe
Floods have driven 128,000 FiliMiss Lillian C. Mullins.'68. of
Privait
Parking
pinos from their homes on Min- 249 Broadway, Dobbs Ferry, who P e r f u m e , Cash Stolen
of The JERSEY FRESH CUT
THE
MAINE TOPS.
Telephone*!
danao Island in the.past 10 days, was found dead at her home yes- At B r o n x v i l l e S t o r e
A REAL BUY
SAUTE-FRY-STEW
and the wafer is still rising in j terday. was a former employe of
C
Fortify ywr I ( V * M I I T W B W win
BRONXVILLE
—
Four
bottles
some areas.
the New York Telephone Co. in
^1 1WW f^P^PJ
of perfume and $25 was stolen
Dobbs Ferry.
from the Everts-Barthen Pharh«n • f an*n« * « t
A native of Irvington, she was macy at 151 Parkway Road yesgive* you that tired
born Dec. 2. 1893. a daughter of terday by an intruder who gained
andlrritabl* fe*hng, you
the late Thomas and Maria Cas- entry by jimmying the front door,
BONELESS
may b« n*«;l«ctrng the
ALBANY'S WEBSTER
sidy Mullins, and lived in that police report.
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your
village until nine years ago when
body need*.
The theft occurred between 1
LEAN
she moved to Dobbs Ferry. She j a n d 3 a m T h p t i m e lock o n t h e
• rwy • * • ~>4 * w * •
N S a
o m m u n i c a n t of
TASTIFUL
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WITH OUR FAMOUS
Heart Church.
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Surviving arc a sister. Mrs.
• H*rw« Ms M T M I an
Frank (Klizabeth) Donohue of HACKEEY BOY MISSING
abundance of nutritional
1 1 Y O N K W CXD€ST
Dobbs Ferry, seven nieces and IRVINGTON—
GENUINE STEER
wealth in wheat germ,
The Hovey pricing system
" • rUNHlAl K U V K l
two nephews.
A l.Vyear old Hackley School
FRESHLY OROUND
Serve Hot or Cold
which supplies superior
eliminates the mystery of
student who went to find work
0
WESTOUSTW'S PINfST
protein
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over
30
u
MRS. FREDER1CA HOPKINS
SPECIALS
FUNfUAl HOM*
was reported missing early this
natural vitamins and
Funeral costs.
Former Vonkern Resident
morning by his mother. Mrs.
minerals ssasntial to
CT COM«TENT MSIOCNT
Mrs. Frcderira Hopkins. ' for- C. K. Sutton of Park Road told
health and energy.
At Havey's, prices are
SHOULDER
merly
of
Yonkers,
died
yesterday
police
her
son
had
Jeft
home
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clearly marked so that
at
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residence,
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GENUINE SPRING
KRAFTS
h r w # vs w s l i svsSsta vs
Road, Briarcliff Manor. She was said she had not seen her *on,
every family may stay
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84 years old.
Cornelius, since 9:30 last night.
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within their budget.
In rwflSsSf OTM Mtsirt s w i
A REAL TREAT
Mrs. Hopkins had lived in Yonb
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kers most ol her life before movL I SftVKE
ing to Briarcliff Manor 29 years
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AOVISOtY S f t V i a s
Germ actually offers
Surviving, are two daughters,
POLISH SLICED
HIUMINATEO
more all-around nutriMrs. Gerald If, May of the home
THE BEST
ITALIAN
PAtKlNO AMA
tion
than
meat,
**«*.
Address and Mrs. William II.
IN IMPORTS
STYLE
milk, bread, fruits, and
C OSCAR MAYER
Fleischmann of Jackson. Wyo ;
ALWAYS A TREAT
vegetables,
MOO€tATE r t i a s ,
five RmndchiHrf n. and seven
VACUUM
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C
EXCIUSW Alt
great grandchildren.
PACKAGED
It MM "r^wta" mmrt—t
WITH MEAT PURCHASE
&r
V PRICE SALE
DEATH NOTICES
AYERFAST
LIPSTICKS
new;
high»
fashion
colors!
27-Foot Fall
Kills Yonkers
Carpenter
Schools
Munro Dies
In Florida
LUXURIA
CONSULT US!
MacDonald
Booklet
FLYNN
DONT DIET
WITHOUT
NUTRITION
INSURANCE
MARKET CITY
10 PALISADE AVE.
CHICKEN WINGS
END
WORLD
99
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Caller Finds
Man,83,Dcad
Harry D. Brown, S3, was found
dead yesterday orv the kitchen
floor of his apartment at 1468
Midland Ave. by a neighbor who
entered when knocks on a door
went unheeded, police report.
A slaft doctor at Ijawrcnoe Hospital, Bronxville, pronounced th«
man dead of apparent natural
causes. Police said he had lived
alone since his wife's death two
years ago;
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low-calorie meals? It's
th* most economical diet
additiva known, costing
about M an o«n«s.
You'll And Kratschmer
Wheat CVerra, plain or
S u g a r 'n H o n e y , In
vacuura-sosJed jara in
the eorsfel section a t
yostr food store.
t-s
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you t«n »lm«$t f**i th» • * • $ »
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too. If you lilt* m u t , you-il l.k*
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3 lbs.
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MINUTE STEAKS
THIN CUT
FOR A HOT
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STEWLICIOUS
3 lbs.
LARGE EGGS
WHITE JERSEY
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2 Doz.
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99
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2 lbs.
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VEAL STEAK
1 lb.
BOILED H A M
LAMB COMBO LAMB 1- STEW
GENUINE SPRING
CHOPS a n d STEW
2 lbs.
LAMB CHOPS
GRAPE JELLY
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99c
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FRANKFURTERS
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Thomas M. Tryniski
309 South 4th Street
Fulton New York
13069
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