THE BINGHAMTON PRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 1946.
Boards to Call Lester, 98, Only Broome Civil War
Veteran, Will Participate in Rites
All Available
Men 20 to 29 Sole G. A. R. Survivor to
Union Soldiers' Ranks Cut
$325,832 Bid'
Is Lowest for
Roadbed Job
•
About 225 Will Receive
Preinduction Call
for June
Receive Salute at
Courthouse
to 155, Confederates'
*o About 13$
Utica Firm to Construct
3.75-Mile Section
at Fox Hill
Broome County's only living
Civil War veteran, Jacob Lester,
98, of 12 Newton Street, Port DickBroome
County's six draft inson, planned today to participate
.boards have been ordered to call in tomorrow's Memorial Day obup all available men in the 20 servance.
through 23 age group—about 225 Mr. Lester will be 99 on June
—in filling preinduction calls for 24.
June.
He is honorary chairman of the
.The men, most of whom are Memorial Day Committee of which
classified 4-F or who are ex- Police Lt. Daniel A. Green, comservicemen not considered to have mander of First Ward Post 1254.
••completed" their terms of serv- American Legion, is chairman.
ice, will appear before armed serv- Mr. Lester will ride in the parices' physicians about three weeks ade scheduled to start at 10 a. m.
from now.
from in front of the clubhouse of
Only about 20 of them have not Binghamton Post 80, American
been classified 4-F.
Legion, 76 Main Street.,
Most of the men to report.next
He will be escorted by members
y
of t h e S o n s of U n i o n
5 2 & J J S f n r H ^ 2 * t r a ? J J T f h e t h e C i v i l W a r A t t h e Veterans of
S
S K Sage
^ f Jlimit
??i™
J?M
T h . L w i n l k- through
Courthouse,
draft
from
25 S
to 29 The
k^
order was issued after Congress. !of
0 , +the
h o VNew
o „ , VYork
w l r £7^11**™*
Guard and take
in- extending the draft to July 1, a salute
banned the induction of all teenagers and fathers.
Only 155 Survivors
If
weather
is unfavorable the
Not Sore of Induction
speaking program at the CourtEven those who pass t h e p r e i n - h < £ s e > w i l l b e i n t h e Municipal
Washington—(/P)—The ranks of
the Blue and the Gray are nearly
empty.
A mere 155 of the soldiers who
By Gannett News Service
fought under the Union flag during
Albany—A low bid of $325.the Civil War are alive to cele832.40 for construction of a roadbrate Memorial Day tomorrow. •
bed for a 3.75-mile new section
Of their former Confederate
of Route 17 at Fox Farm Hill on
enemy, probably only about 135
t h e Binghamton - Windsor state
still survive.
highway, was submitted today to
Since that April day 81 years
the State Department of Public
ago when General Lee surrendered
Works by Vernon Christiana,
at Appomattox they have watched
Utica contractor.
a united America fight and win
Serafini Construction Co., Inc.,
three major wars. They have seen
of Binghamton filed second. low
the advent of the machinegun, the
proposal of $326,907.40.^
submarine, the airplane, the jeep,
Third low bid of $337,664.61
and the atom bomb.
was submitted by N. R. Corbiscello of Binghamton. A White
85 Less Than 1945
Plains
firm filed a fourth bid.
The Veterans Administration
(VA) listed today by states the
•Job Nobody Wanted'
155 survivors—85 less than a year
The grading, and drainage Job
ago—of" the more than 1,000,000
—the "job that nobody wanted"—
men who comprised the Grand
had been up for bidding twice
Army of the Republic in 1865.
MEMORIAL BELL—A bell weighing one ton with frame will be dedicated to- before, but no bids were filed.
Their average age is about 100
Bids were to have been opened
morrow morning at the Slovak Lutheran Church of the Ascension. The donor,
years..
the first time on Nov. 29. The
The Federal Government keeps John Yankovic, center, presented the bell to the church in memory of his wife and estimated cost then was $225,507.
no record of Confederate veterans, daughter. At left is the Rev. Joseph W . Billy, pastor, at right, John Marecek, Jr., There were no bidders.
AuAitorivLm
(old S t a t e
tS^^^T^JK^tVn:
Armory) in
but a year ago 206 survivors were
pected by draft officials that many Washington Street
Then the job was'placed on the
church treasurer.
win not—cannot be certain they
recorded
on
Confederate
pension
—Photo
by
The
Binghamton
Prew.
bid
list, for March 7, after the
Mr. ' Lester is one of the naJACOB LESTER
eventually will be inducted.
rolls.
Death
proably
has
whittled
engineer's
estimate had been in155 survivors of the Civil
No action has been taken ° yt tion's
the
number
down
to
about
135
by
creased
to
$288,000. Again there
War who fought in the Union
now.
Main
Street
from
the
clubhouse,
were
no
bidders.
SiX Hve in N e W Y 0 r k State
£ £ T S S v 1 *nrf r L ? % l v « nrp'l Army' south in Front to Riverside Drive,
The government has not forBids on Resurfacing
yond July 1 and men given pre- H i m e m o r v w i l l b G i O M e d t o . north in Washington Street to gotten the* soldiers in Blue. They
The engineer's estimate was ininduction examinations next month m n " " ? „ ?»,. I v J S
i £ Court and east to the Courthouse. are paid a monthly pension—$75
creased
to $346,000 for today's
for
those
suffering
general
disColors will be massed in front
ability
and
$100
for
those
so
disof the Courthouse. Speakers will
Simultaneous observance of the Feast of the Ascension i Bid"8 also were opened by the
for Selective Service this time." ing the Potomac, a downhill charge include Howard A. Swart wood, sec- abled that they require an atthe rebels at Martinburg
and Memorial Day will take place tomorrow in many Bing-1 state this morning for resurfacing
one official commented.
"After against
retary of Endicott Johnson Corp., tendant.
ar d the h
The Most Rev. Orestes Chor- hamton and vicinity churches.
this group has gone there won't j ! n d\
?t hPe i t a J J h e r ^ a n u d a ™ l d Mayor Walker. B. Lounsbery and
ja 6.61-mile section of Route 26 beStates Provide Aid
be any more unless Congress d e - « "P
Shenandoah Valley Representative Edwin Arthur Hall.
nock, Carpatho-Russian bishop of
The Feast of the Ascension, the fortieth day after tween West Endicott and Glen
*****
+« resume
«»*t.m4» the
tK» draft
H « f »ofv teenf « n . with the enemy at his heels.
Under the Fourteenth Amend- Bridgeport, Conn., will assist with
tides to
!
Invocation
will
be
by
the
Rev.
Easter,
is a festival observed by!
- Aubrey. Engineers estimate for
ment no federal pension is paid
agers.**
Parade at 9:30 A. M.
was $123,000.
Leo Sullivan of the Congregation to the men in Gray who fought Memorial Day services tomorrow Catholic, Lutheran and Episcopal Church, Hillcrest. will be at 5:45 this project
*
bid,
for
$122,134, was sub35 Called In June
The parade will form at 9:30 of the Holy Cross.
Most
characteristic 7, and 9:30 a m . and at 12:15j .^ted by the Binghamton Conagainst the Union flag. But the in St. Michael's Russian Greek Churches.
Calls have been issued for only j a. m. While the parade is in The Rev. L. Densmore Jacobs, Southern states individually pro- Catholic Church.
ritual feature of the festival in
In the thre* other parishes s t r u c t i o n y Co ., I n c .
a nominal irtimber of Broomej progress a plane will drop flowers rector of the Church of the Good vide monthly allotments for their
Roman
Catholic
Churches
is
the
At 10 a. m. a procession of the
administered by^ clergymen of this
County men — about 35 — for in-[into the Susquehanna River near Shepherd, will pronounce the Confederate veterans.
$46,000 Estimate for Job
clergy, laity and veterans of the extinction of the Paschal Candle church, Masses will be celebrated
duction in June.
The boards. I Memorial Bridge in memory o*f benediction.
after
the
Gospel
at
High
Mass.
Proposals also were opened for
church will move from the rectory
however, will not be able to send!the members of the air forces Master of ceremonies at the Of the 155 G. A. R. survivors to the church. At 10:15 a. m. a At St. Patrick's Church tomor- at the following times:
resurfacing
a 3.18-mile section of
St.
Christopher's,
Hinman's
Corners.
listed by the Veterans Administrathis number because of failure of | who were killed in action,
Courthouse will be Isidore Cher- tion, one-fourth—38—live in states Solemn Pontificial Liturgy will be row a memorial service for the 6:30 and 8 a. m.; St.-Joseph's. Sani Route 145 between Cobleskill and
many, called up for preinduction
Marchers will move east i n nin. Miss Flora Scarinzi will sing.
taria Springs. 9 a. m.. and Holy
Rosary " " _ _ _
Ho
war dead of the parish will be held Church,
which once belonged to the Con- celebrated by Bishop Chornock, as- at
Maine. 9 a. m.
Sharon.
last month to pass physical ex-!
•
*
the
7:45
a.
m.
Mass.
Other
En
estimatG ,or the job
sisted by the local clergy.
federate States of America.
animations.
!
Holy
Spirit
Church
will
have
a
*j?**&
Ascension Masses will be celew
a
s
46
0
0
Sermons
at
this
service
will
be
California and Missouri each
S - ^ - r ^Acrrtt1
,
Exact figures on the number of!
brated at 5:30, 7 and 8:30 a. m. and memorial Mass at 9:30 a. m. and
Low
have 13 living veterans, while Ohio in both English and Russian. Music at 12:10 p. m.
men to. report for preinduction and j
another Mass at 7 a. m., and the
*»* o f * 4 5 ' 7 t 6 1 w "
^
will be provided by St. Michael's
ranks third with 12.
Sacred Heart Ukrainian Church mitted by Cushing Stone Corp. of
induction are no longer available!
Memorial Mass
will conduct a memorial service' Schenectady. Second low proposal
The administration- declined to choir, directed by Prof. John Marfor publication.
gitieh,
and
a
guest
choir
from
St.
name its Civil War pensioners, but
The 10 a. m. Mass at St. Paul's following the 10:30 a. m. Solemn of $45,924 was filed by Kellam
Local Selective Service officials!
Mary's
Church,
Endicott,
Prof.
& Shaffer Corp., also of Scheneclisted these survivors in the other
Church will be an in memoriam High Mass.
said they ha,d been ordered re700
e
m
p
l
o
y
e
s
~
"
L
o
n
g
w
e
e
k
e
n
d
"
with
John
Tatich;
director.
tady.
states,
including
those
in
the
cently by State Selective Service! c e rEleven major Triple Cities con- paid holiday tomorrow.
observance. .Schedule of other
Ascension
Service
No bids were received for a
South:
Headquarters officials not to reveal j w i I 1« sc J oemploying
27.350 workers BREWER-TITCHENEH CORP.. 400
Masses is 5:30, 7 and 8 a. m. and
Dedication of Memorial
se
The
Slovak
Lutheran
Church
of
proposed
$1,259,000 project callthe number of men to be called upi
for a "long weekend" employes—Will
Arizona 2, Arkansas 3, .Colorado
12:15 p. m.
resume operations FriDedication
of
a
granite
methe
Ascension
will
conduct
a
to fill draft calls.
I
tonight
and
will
not
reopen
until
ing
for
the
construction of a 12.86A
Solemn
High
Mass
will
be
6, Connecticut 1, Florida 3, Idaho
day after Memorial Day shutdown.
morial
in
honor
of
the
gold
star
special
Ascension
service
at
10
The state official told local draft 1 Monday morning.,
mile
bituminous
macadam pavecelebrated
at
9
a.
m.
tomorrow
in
1;
Illinois
9,
Indiana
7,
Iowa
5,
FAIRBANKS CO., 375 employes—
place
in
a.
m.
at
this
service
a
bell,
weighchiefs that Selective Service "still! Memorial Day Will be a single "Long w e e k e n d " with paid holiday Kansas 4, Kentucky 8, Louisiana servicemen will take
St.
Mary's
Church,
Court
Street,
ment
and
four
small
bridges in
:
is being operated under wartime} paid holiday for 32.250 area em- tomorrow.
2, Maine 3, Maryland 2, Massa- front of the church at 12:15 p. m. in remembrance of deceased serv- ing one ton with frame, will be Route 28 between Delhi and Andes
secrecy regulations" and such in-- ployes of Triple Cities concerns DRYBAK CORP., 350 employes—Will chusetts 3, Michigan 5, Minnesota Participating will be the clergy, icemen and women of the church. dedicated by the Rev. Gustav J . in Delaware County.
w o r k Friday and Saturday after closChernansky, pastor of the Holy
formation may not be made public.! surveyed today.
7, Mississippi 1, Nebraska 5, New the choirs, the First Ward Ameri- Low Masses will be at 5:30 and Trinity
ing down for Memorial Day.
Slovak Lutheran Church HOLIDAY FOR COLLECTORS
can
Legion,
War
Dads
and
veterl i s t s of registrants called up for] With the start of the holiday COLLINGWOOD SHOE /CO., INC., Hampshire 1, New Jersey 1, New
7 a. m. and 12:10 p. m.
of
Newark,
N. J.
ans
of
the
church,
No refuse collection will be
induction and preinduction exami-1 weekend tonight, one concern, 250 employes—"Long w e e k e n d " with York 6, North Carolina 1, OklaFourteen war dead of St. John
A
dedication
dinner
will
be
nations, however, may. be madeiKroehler Manufacturing Co., will paid holiday tomorrow.
the Evangelist Church will be hon- The bell has been donated by made in Binghamton's Second.
homa 7, Oregon 3, Pennsylvania 8,
begin a shutdown of nearly three TRUITT BROTHERS, I N C , 250 e m - Tennessee 2, Texas 2, Virginia 1, held at 2 p. m. in the C. F. J . ored at a Solem High Mass at 10 John Yankovic of Binghamton, in Third and Fourth Wards tomorrow
public, he added.
w e e k e n d " with paid Washington 4, West Virginia 1, Diner, Johnson City.
weeks because of lack of materials. ployes—"Long
a. m. tomorrow. Low Masses will memory of his wife and daughter, —Memorial Day—but a double
holiday tomdrrow.
Mrs. Mary Mica Yancovic and Miss pickup will be made Monday, PubToastmaster will be the Very be at 5:30, 7, 8 and 9 a. m.
The 600 production employes of the
and Wisconsin 3.
Boards Get Orders
ENDICOTT
FORGING
AND
MANUMary
Yankovic. Inscription on the lic Works Commissioner Arthur
concern are tentatively scheduled FACTURING CO., 275 ' employes—
Rev. Michael Tidick, pastor of St.
Dead
Named
To Induct Dentistsbell,
which
will be placed in front Newberry announced today.
to resume work June 17.
Michael's Church. Bishop Chor"Long w e e k e n d " with workers returnThe
war
dead
of
St.
John's
of
the
church,
is in both English
. The armed forces are seeking
ing
Monday
morning.
BMC Resumes Operations
nock will offer the prayer and
and
Slovak.
Church
are:
more dentists.
E. H. TITCHENER CO.. 170 employes
A second concern, BMC Manu
blessing.
resume operations Friday after
Paul Casey, James Calice, Daniel
Broome County draft boards to-! facturing Corp., which closed down —Will
The" English Lutheran Church of
Sevak to Give Speech
Donnelly. Harold DeWitt. Thaddeus the Redeemer will postpone its
day were ordered by State Selec- j 'ast Friday night because of parts closing Memorial Efay.
Herman, John Kinney. Bert McNerney.
UNION FORGING QO . 200 employes
Charles Sevak, president of the Gerald
iive Service headquarters to call; shortages, was to resume opera- —"Long
celebration of the feast day until
Putman, James, Ryan. "
w e e k e n d " with worker* r e board of trustees of the church, Also. Joseph Tinder, Marcel Washco, Sunday at the 10:45 a. m. service.
ap fo£ induction all dentists in! tions at 4:20 o'clock this afternoon. turning Monday morning,
will give the speech o? welcome. Robert Whelan. Robert McCormack
Holy Communion in Episcopal
the 20 through 29 age group who! The company, which employes FELTERS CO., 325 employes—"Long
Kane.
Folk songs will be sung by St. andSS.Joseph
churches
will mark the Ascension
arere in the armed forces fewer! 200 persons, will close down to- w e e k e n d " with workers paid for M e Cyril and Method Church
Michael's
choir.
Gold
star
mothFeast.
The
Church of the Good
ihan six months.
j morrow for a paid holiday and re- morial Day holiday.
By a competent man
A motion for separate trial of ers and other guests will be in- will observe Memorial Day at the
STOW MANUFACTURING CO.. 200
Time spent in armed forces j sume operations Friday morning, employes—"Long
11
a.
m.
Mass.
Other
Masses
will
from
a reliable firm
w e e k e n d " with work- Fred A. Laman ; a state inspector troduced by Father Tidick.
(Continued
on
Page
Fourteen)
The be at 6, 7:30, 9 and 10 a. m. St.
student training programs while! Saul W. Botnick, president, said ers ret]urning Monday morning.
of weights and measures and one program will close with a prayer
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enrolled in dental or pre-dental j the company now is in "good CARY & CO.. 200 employes—"Long of five defendants charged with
A Good Book
Mary's Church, Kirkwood, will
and
the
singing
of
"God
Bless
courses does not eount toward i shape" following the receipt of w e e k e n d " with employes paid for bribery in connection with coal
hold Masses tomorrow at 8:30 and
This Weekend
Memorial Day holiday.
America."
exemption from induction, state!needed parts late yesterday.
10:30
a.
m.
deliveries
in
Broome
County,
-was
•FAIR PLAY CARAMEL CO., 150
Deceased servicemen of the
headquarters told the boards.
Wide selecE J, IBM Close for Weekend
employes—Workers now taking annual filed late yesterday by his at- church
Benediction at 10 A. M.
who
will
be
honored
tion e v e r y
vacation which was advanced torney, Donald W. Kramer.
The two largest concerns in this paid
kind
In
tfowlefs Piano Dept
throughout the day's services are:
Memorial
and
Ascension
Masses
from
the
first
w
e
e
k
in
July
because
of
area, Endicott Johnson Corp. and threat to material supply because of
Mr. Kramer also asked for a Michael Lustic. George Raoey, will be observed simultaneously
stock at
Head A. Dimmock'Uuj*
International Business Machines last week's railroad strike. Will re- bill of particulars in a notice of Michael Bundga, Michael Rudy. John at Low Masses at St. Thomas]
The
Puno Houss of Blnnhsxntoa
Corp., will be among industries turn to work Monday morning.
motion served on District Attor- Haruk, Joseph Curry. George Bisaha, Aquinas Church at 6, 7:30 and 10
1 COURT STftECT • ^-7507
Franklin
Pudiak.
closed for the long w e e k e n d , startCARLOVA,
INC.. 285 employes— ney Robert O. Brink.
i n g t o n i g h t a n d e n d i n g M o n d a y j "Long w e e k e n d " with employes reIn all, 472 church members a. m. and 12:10 p. m. Benediction
Similar
motions
also
have
been
tu
n
will be pronounced after the 10
m o r n i n g . T h e 1 7 , 0 0 0 e m p l o y e s of
" " * Monday morning.
made on behalf of two other de- served in the armed forces.
a. m. Mass.
Endicott Johnson and 7,500 emfendants—Claude H. Henderson,
A Memorial Day service will be
i ployes of IBM will enjoy paid holicity
sealer
of
weights
and
measheld
at the 10 a. m. Mass at St.
d
s
. A Broome County Supreme!
**
tomorrow.
ures,
and
Stephen
Martin,
BingMary's
Assumption Church, and
The new 50-mile-an-hour speed hamton coal dealer.
Court jury last night returned a1 vAnsco's
4,400
employes
will
enother
Masses
will be at 5:30, 7,
a
aid
$2,000 verdict in favor of Robert J°
P
holiday
tomorrow
but
limit
will
cause
a
reduction
in
8.
and
9
a.
m.
and at 12:10 p. m.
Arguments June 8
L. Wetz. Jr., of Decatur. Ill..! wmi 1 1 return to work Friday morn- absenteeism at Triple Cities lnSt.
Ann's
Church
will have a MeJune 8 has been fixed by
formerly of Binghamton. plaintiff i « ''because present production
morial
Day
service
at the Mass
in a $50,000 negligence action.j schedules do not permit continua- dustrial plants "because the new j County Judge Daniel J. McAvoy Theodore Mulford, public rela- at 10:30 a. m. and will celebrate
tijns director for Link Aviation
Donald W. Kramer, attorney for ! ^on of the holiday through Fri- limit will cause a reduction in!for argument on the motions.
Devices, Inc., was elected presi- two other Masses at 7 and 9 a. m.
da
Counsel
for
two
of
the
defendMr. Wetz, today said he would | ^ company officials said.
accidents."
ants—Jess E. Shear, former coun- dent of the Triple Cities Colgate
Masses Scheduled
seek to have the verdict set aside j
Other Factories* Plans
This opinion was expressed last ty sealer, and Bernard Barry, Alumni Club last night.
St.
Stanislaus
Kostka Church
as inadequate.
j Here's what other Triple Cities night before 27 members of the Binghamton coal dealer—have inAt a dinner meeting at the Bingwill
remember
the
dead at a 9
The action arose from injuries j industries plan for the Memorial Broome County Industrial Safety dicated they do not intend to hamton Club, the first since the
a.
m.
Mass
and
will
conduct
other
suffered.by Mr. Wetz when his car Day Weekend:
beginning of the war. representaEngineering Society by Sgt. M. J. make motions.
Masses
at
5:30
and
7?30
a.
m.
St.
was in collision with the car of; OZALID. which employs l.ooo worktives of Colgate University outThe
five
men,
indicted
last
Judge
of
Troop
C,
New
York
State
Joseph's
Lithuanian
Church
will
L y l e O . W a t k i n s o f O w e g O , t h e ; ers. will grant a paid holiday tomorlined future activities of their dehave Masses at 5:30 and 7:30 a. m.
defendant.
row. The concern's machine depart- Police, and Lt. Carlton Popple, En- month, are at liberty in bail. The partments.
-rh»
~*,n
;<-;««
^ - M — O J I , _ * rv.* ' m e n t will be closed the balance of dicott
case,
has
been
listed
by
Mr.
Brink
Police
Department
traffic
and
a special memorial Mass a t
The collision occurred last O c t . ; t h e w e e l c b u t o t h e r employes win
Sydney French, dean of faculty,
for
trial
in
the
term
of
County
supervisor,
at
the
Binghamton
9
a.
m.
27 in Route 17 about four miles : work Friday.
described the university's revised
Court
which
opens
June
3.
Y.
M.
C.
A.
curriculum which will stress "the M a s s e s at St. Catherine's
west of Owego.
LINK AVIATION DEVICES, INC..
problem
approach." Students, he
Pleaded Guilty
said, will concentrate on current
Arrested
by Tioga
County
problems in each field of study
sheriffs men, Mr. Watkins two
and will attempt to supply answers.
days later' pleaded guilty to a
Others officers elected were:
charge of drunken driving. He
Vice-president, J o s e p h LaForte;
FUNERAL HOME
was fined $20 by Justice of the
treasurer, Richard Sprout, and secretary
Robert
Joggerst.
Peace W. J . Kishpaugh of the
A Friendly Professional
Town of Tioga.
Other speakers from Colgate
On the witness stand yesteri3y.
University were:
Service to Fit Every
Mr. Watkins denied that he had;
Carl Miller, alumni secretary; F. G.
Boyce, e x e c u t i v e secretary of the c o m h%en intoxicated at the time of
Budget
mittee
on needs and resources; William
the accident. He said that he had
F. Griffith, assistant dean of men. and
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pleaded guilty to the charge be277 Main Street, Jnhnton City
Robert W. Gillson, director of fresh114 Clinton Street, Binghamton
107 Odell Avenue, Endicott
man
athletics.
SO Court Street, Btnghtunton
cause he had been told that "it
106
West Main Street. I'nloo
16
Susquehanna
Street,
ninghAmton
55
MAIN
STREET
was the easiest way out."
22 Washington Avenue, Endicott
62 Chenango Street, Binghamton
The jury reported its verdict to
Tracy Prentica, Licensed Mar.
Vestal >'. T.
S3 Lake Street, Owrgo
Justice Bertram L. Newman after
The first audit of Binghamton's
deliberating more than four hours.
municipal finance records in six
Makes Motion Monday
years has been completed.
Mr. Watkins was represented
Details of the "findings of the
examination" and any changes in
by George L. Ingails of the Bingprocedure which should be made
hamton law firm of Keenan, HarEnjoy the Perfect Smoothness of
to conform to state requirements,
rison it Coughlin.
a
mild Peter Schuyler PaneteJa.
were discussed late yesterday by
Mr. Kramer, member of the law
Know w h y Particular Smokers
city officials and Thomas J. Confirm of Kramer, Night & Wales,
nell
of
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of
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tion for setting aside the verdict
vised the audit.
Monday before Justice Newman.
T r y a few t o d a y . . . fot
Mr. Wetz, who resided at 104
Perfect Satisfaction.
Main Street, Binghamton, at the
time of the accident, suffered
fractures of several vertebrae and
The identity of the person
other injuries, according to his
complaint He testified that he
ia known who picked up
had been discharged from the
Lady's Black Crocheted
navy because of battle fatigue,
Corde Handbag at Rumsinus trouble and a heart ailment.
Bisbop to Lead Many Churches Are Planning
Cburcb Rites Ascension and Memorial Rites
27,350 Triple Cities Workers
Given Long Weekend Holiday
Laman Seeking
Separate Trial
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Mulford Heads
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Speed Law Aid
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WARNING
PAYS $100 FINE
—Photo by The Binghamton Press.
Henry A. Simmons, 32, of 77
Colfax Avenue, Binghamton, was
OFFICERS ELECTED-These new officers of Triple Cities Colgate Alumni Club
fined $100 this morning when he|
pleaded guilty to a charge of in- met last night with representatives of the university. Seated, left to right, Theo-
decent exposure before Johnson; j o r e Mulford, Sydney French and Carl Miller.
City Police Justice
Watson.
Charles
E.!
Rear, F. G. Boyce, Robert Jog-
mage S a l e Saturday
morning, May 25 at Odd
Fellows Temple, 299 Chenango St. This is to advise immediate return to
owner, or phone 2-5205.
gorst, Richard Sprout, Joseph LaForte, William F. Griffith and Robert W . Gillson.
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