1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BUFFALO EVENING NEWS--Thursday, February 13, 1941 U.S. and Safety Sound Right Note for Singer LUELLA PAIKIN NEW YORK, Feb. 13. -Miss Luella Paikin, opera singer under contract with the Metropolitan, waves hello to New York and safety as she arrives here on the 27.000-ton British liner Georgie. ian, also was widely known in club and fraternal circles.
He was a member of the Buffalo Athletic, Park Country and Cherry Hill Country Clubs, the Consistory, the Shrine, Hugh de Payens Commandery 30, Knights Templar; Ancient Landmarks Lodge 441, F. A. Adytum Chapter 235 and Buffalo Keystone Council 17. He was Knights Templar commander in 1921-22. He received his military title as the result of 15, years' connection with the old 74th Regiment, retiring with the rank of lieutenant colonel.
He was educated in 1o- cal schools and took a business course at Bryant Stratton. became associated with the Horton firm about 40 years ago. The funeral will be held in the family home, 786 Richmond at 3:30 tomorrow afternoon. The Rev. Charles D.
Broughton, rector of the Episcopal Church of the Ascension, will officiate. Burial will be in Forest Lawn. Col. Horton is survived by his wife, Mrs. Alice Moss Horton; a daughter, Mrs.
Roger S. Ewing, and a granddaughter, Ruth Chrysler Ewing, both of Bound Brook, N. a brother, Charles L. Horton, and a sister, Mrs. Charles W.
Moss, both of Buffalo. James P. Halligan James P. Halligan, 48, chief accountant for the Municipal Housing Authority, died suddenly Wednesday afternoon, stricken while working on his automobile in front of the garage of his home, 9 Thatcher ave. Mrs.
Halligan, who witnessed his collapse summoned aid, but he. was dead before a physician arrived. Medical Examiner Eugene W. Wallace attributed death to natural causes. Funeral services will be held at 9:30 o'clock Saturday morning in St.
James Church, Depew. after prayers in home of William F. Dougherty, 56 Tyler Depew, at 9 o'clock. Mr. Halligan for ten years was secretary to former Supervisor John C.
Stiglmeier and for two years was assistant secretary to Representative Alfred F. Beiter. In 1937 he was named accountant of the Kenfield Housing project and on completion of the work there was made chief accountant of the Housing Authority. Born in North Java, Mr. Haligan had lived most of his life in Depew, moving to Buffalo three years ago.
He was educated in Depew schools. During the World War Mr. Halligan served overseas with the 309th Infantry, 78th Division. He was mobilized as a private and was discharged as a ond lieutenant. He leaves his wife, Agnes McGrath Halligan, and a son.
James P. Halligan Jr. Mrs. Florence B. Williams Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon home for Mrs.
Florence B. Williams, 61, of Main Street, Williamsville, well known in the civic life of Williamsville and Buffalo. Dr. Richard W. Boynton, minister of First Unitarian Church, officiated.
Burial was in Forest Lawn. Mrs. Williams, who died Monday after a year's illness, was a member of the Women's Board of Millard Fillmore Hospital, the Women's Alliance of First Unitarian Church. the Buffalo Erie County Girl Scout Council, Amherst Garden Club, the Williamsville-Amherst Library Board and the Wililamsville Home Bureau. She leaves her husband.
Charles H. Williams: two sons, Hoyt I. Williams, Snyder, and William G. Williams, Elma, and daughter, Mrs. Frederick L.
Avery, Williamsville. A. P. Transfers Gooding Edwin H. Gooding of 867 West Ferry Buffalo correspondent of the Associated Press the last three years.
will join the general news department staff in New York City, effective Sunday. Sam A. Mindell of the Albany Bureau will succeed Mr. Gooding here. Woman Is Spry at 97 WAYNESVILLE, Feb.
13 (P). Mrs. Jennie Hill is no sissy. She walks to the grocery for her supplies. She shovels the snow off her sidewalk and does most of her own housework.
She is 97. Vital, Statistics Y. 37 In Memoriam AUSTIN--In loving memory of my hus. band. Willis.
who passed away three years ago today, Feb. 13. 1938. Gone but not forgotten. WIFE.
LEONE- In memory of our daughter and stater. Martha, who passed away three years ago today, Feb. 13, 1938. You are not forgotten wor shall you ever be, As long as life and memory lasts We shall remember PARENTS, SISTER, BROTHERS, MARL passed away loving seven memory years of ago Christine today, Feb. 13.
1934. PARENTS, SISTERS, BROTHER AND SON. NUCHERENO--In loving memory of our dear mother. Philomena, who passed AWAY 11 years ago today, Feb. 13, 1930 Not Just today but every day In silence we remember.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN, REITZ--In memory of our dear mother IN. grandmother. Amella. who passed away! five years ago today. Not Just today but every day In silence we remember.
DAUGHTERS AND GRANDCHILDREN. Deaths AT- Carrie A in this city, Feb. 11: 1941, beloved wife of Emil; mother of Joseph Cook, William and Benjamin Au, Mrs. George Dietz and the late Charles Au. and sister of the late Louise Dahl.
Funeral from the family residence, 241 Hazelwood Friday at 3 P. M. Friends invited to attend. Interment. Ridgelawn.
12:13 BALL 1941, -Ball beloved (nee wife Walter): Feb, 12, of Bernard Ball; mother of Mrs. Mary Murray, William and John Wolf; fostermother of Mrs. Edward Roetzer, Mrs. Aloyis Schmitt, Joseph and Walter Ball and Mrs. Arthur Cristall.
Funeral from L. Schlagen Son. 674 Broadway, Saturday morning at 10 o'clock and from St. Ann's Church at 11 o'clock. Friends are invited.
Deceased was a member of Married Ladies' Sodality of St. Ann's Church. 13:14 LAISDELL. E. Blaisdell, in Hamburg.
N. Feb. 11, 1941; husband of Gertrude (nee Stokes); father of Roland Jr. Funeral from the family residence, 25 Pleasant ave, Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Friends invited. 12t13 BOOS -Marie C.
Ertell Boos, in Buffalo, N. Feb. 11, 1941. wife of the late John C. Boos; mother of Harold M.
Boos, the Rev. Milton M. Boos of East Liverpool, 0.. and Evelyn K. Boos; sister of Mrs.
Bertha Berlinghoff and Mrs. Clara Powell and the late William and Ezra Ertell. Funeral from the family home, 51 Wardman Kenmore, N. Friday afternoon at 2,30 o'clock. Friends invited.
Deceased was a member of Osseo Chapter No. 386. O. E. S.
BRADY- A. Glenn Brady. Feb. 11, 1941, wife of Thomas J. Brady; mother of Joseph G.
and Thomas J. Brady Jr. Mrs. George Klier and Mrs. Harold Trapp: daughter of Nellie and the late Owen J.
Glenn: sister of Joseph W. and Helen M. Glenn. Funeral from the family residence, 341 Florida Friday morning at 8:30 and from St. Francis de Sales Church at 9 o'clock.
Friends are invited to attend. 12t13. BURKHARDT--Amelia Burkhardt, in this 12, 1941, wife of the late Jacob; mother of Gustave J. and John Burkhardt, Funeral from E. Wedekindt Chapel, 5 Walden Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Friends invited to attend. Deceased was a member of Columbian Benevolent Association. Interment in Richlawn Cemetery. BURNS- Lillian Margaret Roess Burns 9, in Clearwater, beloved wife of John; daughter of the late Magdalena and Louis Roess; sister of Charles, Mrs. William Ahrens, Louis.
Mrs. William L. Farrand, Mrs. Roland Guerin, William B. and the late Fred Roess.
Funeral from her late residence, 68. Gold Friday Afternoon at 2:30 and from Trinity Evangelical Church. Gold at 3 o'clock. Friends invited. 12t13 COUGHLIN Catherine Coughlin (nee Scully), Feb.
13, 1941, widow of John mother of John P. and Raymond Coughlin, Mrs. Laura Auth of Oakland, the late Edward Charles L. and Harry L. Coughlin.
Funeral from the family residence, 153 Oxford Saturday morning at 8:30 and from St. Joseph's Old Cathedral, Franklin at 9:30 o'clock. Friends are invited. 13114 DAHL--Eva Dahl (nee Horn). in Buffalo, N.
Feb: 12. 1941, beloved wife of William mother of Mrs. Luther M. Inkley -of Houston, Mrs. Clarence F.
Luck and Sherwood J. Dahl: grandmother of Luther and Sherwodd Inkley, Clarence F. Luck Jr. and Norman and Sylvia Dahl: sister of Mrs. Peter Schneider, Mrs.
Michael Ritchell. Charles, Christine and Philip Horn. Funeral from the Norman J. Lesswing Funeral Home, 92 East Delavan, corner Jefferson, Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Friends invited.
13:14 DENARO--Mary Denaro, in this city Feb. 11, 1941. wife of the late Dominico Denaro; mother of Mrs. Joseph Vegna, Joseph. John.
Mrs. Raymond Howard and Edward Denaro. Funeral from the family residence, 1133 West Friday at 8:30 and from Annunciation Church at 8:45 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. 12113 DUCHSCHERER- -Philip Duchscherer, Feb 11, 1941, in Buffalo, husband of the late Magdalene Klopp: brother of John, George, Catherine Duchscherer, Mrs.
Rosina Hausser of Lancaster, N. Y. Mrs. Christine. Pinkow, the late Mrs.
Magdalene Boeck and Caroline Duchscherer. Funeral services at the residence of his sister, Mrs. Christine Pinkow. 100 Virgil ave on Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend.
ELLITHORP--John W. Ellithorp, at Clare ence, N. Feb 10, 1941, beloved husband of Lydia White (nee Attle); father of Mrs. Ernest Thorpe of Kenmore: uncle of Eileen Attie of Clarence. N.
brother of Pearl Ellithorp, Mrs. Fred White. Mrs. Mary Geerts. all of Callfornia.
and the late Robert and George Ellithorp Funeral from his late residence, on East Bodine Road, Friday afternoon at 1:30, and at 2 o'clock from the Clarence Presbyterian Church Interment in Elmlawn Cemetery, Tonawanda, N. Y. 11113 FEASLEY--Mary Feasley, at Orchard Park, Feb. 12, 1941. wife of Jacob: mother of Emmett.
Harlow and Gladys; sister of Herman Koop; grandmother of Richard E. Feasley. Funeral from the family residence, 30 North Buffalo Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited. 13114 FITZGERALD- John P.
Fitzgerald, at his late home, Wende Road. Town of Alden. suddenly. Feb. 12, 1941, husband of Julia Shea; brother of Joseph of Lancaster.
William B. of Niagara Falls and Margaret and Mrs. Patrick Thompson of Buffalo. Funeral services Saturday morning from his late home at 9:30 and from St. Patrick's Church.
Crittenden, at 10 o'clock. Deceased was a member of Holy Name Society of St. Patrick's Church and a volunteer fireman of Millgrove, 13114 GIAMARA--Joseph Giamara, entered into rest Feb. 11, 1941, beloved husband of Carmella (nee Tricoll); father of Thomas, Mrs. Narda Giambrone of Angola, N.
Y. and Dr. Charles brother of Mrs. Clara Romano of Toronto. Ont.
Funeral from his late restdence. 209 Massachusetts on Friday morning at 8:30 and at Nativity Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. GOEPFERT-Frances Goepfert (hee HazeD, In this city Feb. 11.
1941, widew of the late Herman: mother of the late Anna Schilling, grandmother of Mrs. Theodore Berger, Mrs. Russell Smith and Corine Schilling Mrs. Goepfert may be viewed at the residence of her son-Inlaw. Emil Schilling.
268 Stanton st. until Friday at 12:30. Services to be held at Christ Church, Fox Street, and Broadway at 2:30. Friends Invited to attend. GUARINO- Vincenza Guarino (nee Chiavettal in Buffalo, Feb.
10, beloved wife of the late Francesco: devoted mother of Charles. Mrs. Louis Sinatra, Mrs. George Conti and the late Thomas and Francis Palvino. Funeral will be held from her Tate residence.
100 Busti Friday morning at 8:30. Services from St. Anthony's Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. Rochester papers please copy.
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No obligation City -wide service, including surrounding -towns. Deaths HALLIGAN- -James P. Halligan denly in Buffalo, N. Feb. 12, 1941, beloved husband of Agnes McGrathi father of James P.
Hailigan Jr. and brother of Clarence Hailigan, Funeral from the residence of William F. Dougherty, 56 Tyler Depew, N. Saturday morning at 9 o'clock, and from St. James Church at 9:30 o'clock.
13114 HEINZ Ferdinand D. Heinz, in this city, Feb. 11, 1941, beloved husband of the late Ella S. father of Elia, Lillian, Ferdinand. Elmer, Mrs.
Emil Anderson, Adam and Marguerite; brother of Mrs. Louisa Kleine and Mrs. Clara Guck. Fitnatal from family residence, 62 ton Friday at 2:30 P. M.
12:13 Julius P. Rochmuth. suddenly. In this city, Feb. 12, 1941, beloved husband of the late Frances: father of Veronica Rose, Bernard.
Julia and the late Ottilia. Funreal from the family residence, 29 Rohr Saturday morning at 8:30 and from St. Mary of Sorrows Church at 9 o'clock, Friends are Invited to attend. 12t14 HORNBERGER-John L. Hornberger, Feb.
11, 1941. beloved husband of Mary Armold; father of Mrs. E. A. Streicher, Arnold H.
and Roy M. Funeral from the family residence. 392 Friday at 1:30 P. M. Interment at Prospect Lawn Cemetery, Hamburg, N.
Y. Deceased was a member of A. L. Branch No. 3.
Friends invited. 12113 HOWELL -James W. Howell, Feb. 12, 1941. infant son of John, Elizabeth (nee Mellemtine brother of Sally Lou Howell.
164 Winslow ave. Funeral from E. Wedekindt chapel. 5 Walden ave, Friday at 3:30. Friends invited.
HORTON Col. James R. Horton, Feb. 11, 1941, in Buffalo, husband of Alice Moss Horton; father of Mrs. Roger S.
Ewing of Bound Brook. N. grandfather of Ruth Chrysler Ewing: brother of Charles L. Horton and Mrs. Charles W.
Moss of Buffalo Funeral services at the family residence. 786 Richmond ave. on Friday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. 12113 -Maude E.
Humbert (nee Bosworth), in Clarence, N. Feb. 11, 1941, beloved wife of Arthur daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bosworth: sister of the late Grace D.
Long and George Bosworth. Funeral from her late residence on Main st. Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment in Fillmore Cemetery, Clarence, N. Y.
12t14 HUSTON- Roy A. Huston, In this city, Feb, 11, 1941, beloved husband of Effie (nee McConnaughey); father of Mrs. Mildred Jones, Ardell Huston, Mrs. Lydia Croad, Louise Huston: sister of Maryetta Montieth. Miss Mabel Huston and Miss Cloy Huston.
Funeral from the family residence. 298 Parkdale Friday at 2 M. Friends Invited, 12113 KAUFFMAN- -Mary Barnhardt Kauffman late of Cheektowaga, Feb. 1941, beloved wife of the late Bernard; mother of Mrs. L.
Vester. Mrs. Winchester, Henry and Charles Kauffman and the late Mrs. K. Ruhle.
Funeral from the residence of her daughter, 55 Zenner Friday morning at 7:30 and from St. Mary's Church, Lancaster, at 9 o'clock. KISSINGER Daetsch Kissinger, at her home, 1179 Delaware Feb. 13, 1941, wife of the late Jacob; mother of Mrs. William J.
Simon, Edna E. and the late Alvin H. Kissinger. Funeral from her home Saturday at 3 P. M.
KLEIN -Elinor Klein at 731 Northampton Feb. 13, 1941, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Klein; dear sister of Mrs.
Lawrence P. Beahan, Mrs. Arthur R. Mann, Mrs. George E.
Hausner, Dolores, Howard, Harold and Donald Klein. Friends invited. Time to be announced later. KNOX Shirley Cobb Knox, Feb. 13, 1941, in Buffalo.
widow of John Forrest Knox: mother of Mrs. James E. Davidson of Bay City, Mich. and Mrs. Herman S.
Oliver of Buffalo: sister of Lorenzo Cobb of Seattle, Wash. Funeral private from 370 Franklin st. Saturday 1001. 13114 KOEGEL- John Koegel, in Buffalo, N. Y.
Feb. 12, 1941, husband of Mrs. Anna Blehler: father of Mrs. Jacob Trumpfheller, Ann Prohlinger and Mrs. Stewart of California, and the late George, celia and Anna and Mrs.
Valentine Schesser. Funeral Saturday morning from the Home of his daughter, Mrs. Jacob Trumpfheller, 841 Glenwood at 8:30 and from St. Mary Magdalene Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited to attend.
13114 KORNPROBST Josephine Kornprobst, Feb, 11, 1941, wife of the late Thomas; beloved mother of John. Funeral from her late residence. 21 Delwood Kenmore. N. Friday at 8:30 and 9 at St.
Paul's Church. Friends invited. LEIFFER--David Leiffer, Feb. 12, 1941, In Ft. Erie, husband of Melissa Leiffer: father of Mrs.
A. E. Tanton of Lambeth, and Roy B. Leiffer of Buffalo: grandfather of Wilbur R. Leiffer.
Funeral from the family residence. 11 Highland Ft. Erie, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, D. S. T.
Friends invited. 13114 LENT -John G. Lent, suddenly, Feb. 12, 1941. beloved husband of Pauline (nee father of John and Mrs.
William Keller and the late August Lent. Funeral from the family residence, 179 Hagen Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Deceased was a member of Workmen's Benefit Fund of the U. S. Branch No. 32.
Friends invited. 12t13 LINKNER- Albert H. Linkner, 169 La Salle Kenmore, in this city. Feb. 12, 1941, beloved son of Louisa and the late Carl Linkner; brother of Mrs.
P. E. Nolan of Cleveland, Charles L. Linkner. Mrs.
Elmer Coole, Mrs. John Wiles and the late Hattie Goodhead, Friends may call at the Bury Funeral Home, 2798 Delaware, corner of Tremaine, until 1 o'clock Friday, Funeral services at Elmlawn chapel at 3:30 o'clock. Friends invited. Deceased was 8 member of Brounshidle Post No. 205, American Legion, and a life member of the L.
0. O. M. LOGAN -Mary T. Logan, Feb.
12. 1941, wife of late James: mother of Mrs. Vincent J. Lanigan and the late Kathlyn Logan; sister of Fred. Thomas and Harry O'Brien and the late Mrs.
John Maxwell. Funeral from the family residence. 239 Villa ave, Monday morning at 9:30 and from St. Margaret's Church at 10 o'clock. 13t15 MACNOE- Laura MacManus Macnoe.
Feb. 12, 1941. wife of the late Thomas Macnoct daughter of the late John and Elizabeth MacManus; sister of the late Theodore MacManus of Detroit, Mich. Funeral from the Driscoll Funeral Home, 1336 Main Friday morning at 8:45 and from St. Joseph's Cathedral.
Delaware at 9:30. Friends are invited to attend. MENCLEWICZ- Vincent Menclewiez, Feb. 11, 1941, beloved husband of the late Maryanna nee Szy father of Joseph, Bernard, Bronislaus. Leon, Felix, Czeslaw, Boleslaw and Conrad Menclewicz.
Funeral from the family restdence. 37 North Central Saturday morning at 9:30 and from St. John Kanty Church at 10 o'clock. Friends Invited. 12113 -Garrett Messett.
in Lackawanna, N. Feb. 11, 1941, husband of the late Bridget Murphy Messett: father of Barbara, Patrick, Mrs. Robert Albee, Francis and "the late Mrs. Charles Schaffstall; brother of Patrick, Mrs.
Barbara Barzell and Mrs. Bridget Durkin of Scranton, Pa. Funeral from the family residence, 2785 South Park Friday morning at 9:30 o'clock and Our Lady of Victory Basilica at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. 12:13 MILLER- Elizabeth Miller (nee Steiger), Feb.
12, 1941, beloved wife of the late Henry J. Miller: mother of Mrs. Charles Freiert, Mrs. Fred Mex. Mrs.
Frank Lesser, Henry G. George Ferd C. William R. and the late Carrie Miller. Funeral from the family residence.
263 Moselle Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends are invited. Deceased was an honorary member of the Ladies: Aid Society of Pilgrim Evangelical and Reformed Church. 13t14 NEHLS- -Paul M. Nehls.
in this city. Feb. 12. beloved husband of Laura Schleuse: father of Paul; brother of Mts William Stack. Marie.
Ella. Nora and the late Emma Nehis. Funeral from the family residence, 45 Harriet st. Saturday afternoon at 2:30. Friends invited to attend.
Deceased was a member of Benevolent Lodge No. 644, 100 F. 12114 NESSELBECK- Barbara Meier Nesselbeck. Feb. 12, 1941, beloved wife of the late Stephen; mother of Mrs.
Minnie Batt, Mrs. Peter Batt, Conrad, Frank, Mrs. Edward Glose. the late John. George.
Mrs. M. Mary and Mrs. Val Dirnberger. Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
Edward Glose. 27 Antwerp Saturday morning at 8:15 and from Holy Name of Jesus Church at 9 o'clock. Deceased was member of Archconfraternity Society and Sacred Heart League. Friends invited. 13114 PECK- George L.
Peck, Peb: 12, 1941, husband of Emma Freesz: father of Norman Clarence B. and Dorothy A. Read: brother of Pred J. of Montclair, New Jersey, and Arthur of Buffalo, N. Y.
Funetal services will be heid from the family residence. 286 North Main st, Anzola. N. E. Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Friends invited Deceased wAs member of Evans Lodge No. 261. F. A. 13:14 PECK Jeste Peck.
died Feb. 13, 1941, at his home near Stanley, N. Y. Survive ins him is his wife, Blanche Larzalete Peck and three sone, Charles L. Peck of Buffalo Harold Peck of Pittsburgh and Frank F.
Peck of Stanley, N. Y. LADY CHAMBERLAIN, WIDOW OF AUSTEN, IS DEAD IN LONDON She Was Known as Witty Member of Britain's SoCalled "Cliveden Set" LONDON, Feb. 13 (AP). Lady Chamberlain, widow of Sir Austen Chamberlain, died here today after a short illness.
Lady Chamberlain, whose husband was Britain's foreign secretary and a Nobel peace- winner in 1926, was one of the quickwitted members of the so-called Cliveden set." Sir Austen, half-brother of the late Minister Neville Chamberlain, died in 1937. Lady Chamberlain was credited with inspiring Neville Chamberlain's 1938 visits to Fuehrer Hitler which preceded the Munich agreement and the dismemberment of Czecho-Slovakla. Rev. William J. Maybee DAYTONA BEACH.
Feb. 13 (P). The Rev. William J. Maybee, retired Methodist minister and 8 native of Canada, died here Wednesday He was a member of the Central New York Conference of the Methodist Church: for seven years was superintendent of the New York Children's Home Society, and for 29 years was superintendent of the Virginia Children's Home Society, He attended Toronto University.
Col. Horton's Death Ends Building Career A -known expert in construction of foundations for large buildings, Col. James R. Horton. 57, president of the James R.
Horton Construction Company, died Tuesday evening in General Hospital. He had been ill two weeks. Col. firm, which was founded more than 50 years ago by his grandfather, built the foundations for such structures as the City Hall. Memorial Auditorium, the Lehigh Valley Railroad Terminal.
and most of the city's large grain elevators. The firm also constructed the retaining walls for the new express highway in New York City. Col. Horton, a native Buffalon- Deaths PETERS- -Mary Fiden Peters, Feb. 12.
1941, beloved wife of the late Casper; mother of Mrs. Mary Higgins, Mrs. John Mullen. Mrs. Cornelius Halstead, Mrs.
John Cragan, Mrs. Margaret Bowling. John C. Peters. Funeral from the family residence, 76 Pembroke Saturday morning at 9:15 and at St.
Bartholomew's Church at o'clock. Friends invited. Deceased was a member of the Altar Society of St. Bartholomew 13114. -John L.
Peterson, Feb, 11, 1941, husband of the late Berthine Anderson Peterson; father of Herbert Cook and Mrs. Ellen Stackman; brother of Mrs. Eric Naslund. Carl and Andrew Peterson and the late Mrs. Augusta Lindwall.
Funeral from the family residence. 24 Minnetonka rd. Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Deceased was a member of McKinley Lodge No 48, S. F.
of A. RITER Jullus J. Riter, Feb. 12, 1941. husband of Katherine C.
(nee Trost); father of Milton E. and the late Alfred J. Riter. Deceased WAS a member of United Craft Lodge No. 931, F.
A. and Typographical Union No. 9, Funeral services from Forest Lawn Chapel Saturday, Feb. 15, at 2:30 P. M.
Friends may call at William B. Kennedy Funeral Home, 367 Delaware until noon Saturday. Burial at convenience of the family, Funeral under the auspices of United Craft Lodge No. 931. Friends invited.
13:14 ROOT Russell W. Root, at North wanda, Feb. 12, 1941, son of Walter A. and Clara Raimy; brother of Marion and Roy Root. Funeral from the family residence, 1156 Sweeney Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Friends invited to attend. SAINSBURY Grant E. Sainsbury, Feb. 12, 1941. husband of Clythera Rounsley: father of Mrs.
Everett F. Hail Mrs. Bruce L. Thomas. Mildred Mrs.
Jesse Washburn. Llewellyn G. Prayer service at the family residence, 413 East Utica Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Friends invited. Burial at Danville, Pa, Saturday at 2:30 P.
M. SCHRADER- Fred Schrader Sr. At Lancaster, N. Feb. 11 1941, husband of the late Sophia Prawler; father of Fred Jr.
Mrs. Charles Pagel Arthur, Mrs. Charles Hughes, Mrs. John Green. Funeral from the home of his son Fred Schrader 62 Holland Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock and from St.
John's Lutheran Church at 2:30 o'clock Friends invited to attend. 12t13 SUCHER -Mary R. Sucher, wife of the late Jacob, passed AWay Feb. 12 in Machias, N. Y.
home of her daughter. Mrs. Roy Blendinger: survived by son. Glenn; brothers. Jacob.
Fred. George Riefler: sisters, Katherine Riefler, Mrs. Henry Schweikhart and the late Mrs. Louisa Houck. Funeral Saturday P.
M. at the home of her daughter. Interment in Hamburg, 13114 SULLIVAN -Patrick C. Sullivan, in Kenmore. N.
Feb. 13, 1941. husband of the Timothy late Annie Sullivan; Flannigan; grandfather father of Jean Louise Sullivan; brother of John, Timothy, Mrs. Leon Byrnes and Nellie Sullivan. Friends may call at the Bury Funeral Home, 2798 Delaware, corner Tremaine, Thursday evening.
Funeral Saturday morning at Rochester, N. WAGNER-Anna C. (nee Wagner. Feb. 11, 1941, wife of the late John Wagner; mother of Louis Charles.
Loren A. and Arthur H. Wagner: grandmother of Mrs. Joseph Bliss, Frederick A. Wagner.
Mrs. William Reid and Loren E. Wagner. Funeral from her son's residence, Arthur H. 523 Goodyear ave.
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. Burial at Orchard Park. 12:13 WEIMAR -Barbara Jaeger Welmar, Feh. 12.
1941, widow of the late William Weimar: mother of Ida Eloise Matthew Mrs. Chauncey Moore. Mrs. John F. Cullen of Mi.
Vernon. N. Funeral from her late residence. 54. Hedley Friday afternoon at o'clock.
Burial at Forest Lawn Cemetery. 13114 -John Winkelmann, Feb. 13. 1941, beloved husband of Mary Hauscknecht Winkelmann; father of Mrs. Theodore Roland and Conrad Winkelmann.
Funeral from the family residence. 389 Monroe st. Monday at 9:15 and from St. Ann's Church at 10 o'clock. Deceased was 8 member of Men's Sodality, Catholic Working Men Sick and Death Society, Buffalo Fargo Benevolent Association, and Bayerische Kranken, Unt.
Verin. Friends Invited, 13:15 YOURSTON- -William Yourston. in Butfalo. N. Y.
Feb 12. 1941. beloved husband of Mary Jamieson Yourston: father of Billie Yourston, Funeral from his late home. 41 Helen pl Saturday at 2 P. M.
and from the First American Reform Church (Herkimer st. at 2:30. Friends ate invited. ZELLER- Ralph Hartman Zeller, In Kenmore. N.
Y. Feb. 12, 1941. husband of Dessie Langston Zeller: brother of Walter Zeller of Rochester N. Y.
and Chauncey Zeller of Muncie, Ind Funeral from his late home, 300 Louvaine dr. Friday afternoon at 2.30. Friends Invited Mt. Zeller was member of Lodge No. 245, B.
P. O. and Lodge No. 37, K. of P.
12:13 700 REPORTED IDLE IN BETHLEHEM MILL BECAUSE OF UNREST S. W. O. C. Reports Stoppage in co*ke Ovens Continued; Republic Study Made Labor unrest in two steel plants of the Buffalo area continued today with no complete solution in sight, according to officers of the Steel Workers' Organizing Committee (C.
I. The S. W. O. C.
office in Lacka: wanna reported that more than 700 men, to its knowledge, have been laid off at the Bethlehem Steel Company as a of work stoppages in the departtestin, ment -source of the gas used in plant operations. The number was swelled from Tuesday's estimate of 600, an brganizer said, by workers in the "storage-bed" department, who allegedly were told to go home today for "lack of work." The company is making steel for defense industries. International Representative Lorne H. Nelles said a federal conciliator is expected in Lackawanna within the next few days. Company officials made no comment.
Meanwhile, International Representative Matthew Armstrong said any action taken at the Republic Steel Company plant will depend upon results of a comparable wage study in other steel plants being made by Federal Conciliator James Dewey of Washington. The S. W. 0. C.
has protested a company refusal to include 12 blooming mill crane operators in its bonus system for "key" men. However, the company agreed to give them the equivalent of the bonus for three consecutive days, pending Mr. Dewey's findings, Mr. Armstrong said. A meeting Wednesday with Martin H.
Stearns, plant relations manager, failed to bring wage increases for chipping-crane operators, although some grievances were settled in the union and others are pending, Mr. Armstrong reported. The crane men will meet tomorrow afternoon in 1520 South Park ave. Broaden U. C.
W. 0. C. Jurisdiction Jurisdiction of the C. I.
United Construction Workers' Organizing Committee has been extended to include building-service workers and building-maintenance employes, according to an announcement received from Washington today by General Organizer Julius Goodman Jr. Mr. Goodman, who spoke with A. D. Lewis, head of the national U.
C. W. O. C. by telephone Tuesday, said the range of the jurisdiction applies to "all employes from charwomen to highly-skilled mechanics, chefs, waiters, bellhops and others." Many of these workers are now organized by the A.
F. Building Service Employes' International Union. The U. C. W.
0. C. will seek a standard work day and week, no double shift without overtime, wage increases, seniority rights, vacations with pay, job protection and employer provision of uniforms, Mr. Goodman declared. S.
W. 0.1 C. Units Elect Two locals of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee (C. I. organized at the Bond and Terminal plants of the American Radiator Company, today announced new officers as follows: Bond Local 1199 President James Weatherbee; vice president, Joseph Green; recording secretary, Eugene Scherer: financial secretary, Walter Jacobs; treasurer, John Devine; guide, Robert Rider; guards, Stanley Harlos and Stanley Jok; trustees, Jack Davis, Alfred Champagne and Maurice Ahern.
Terminal Local 1629-President, Dominic, Miklas; Guzzo; recording vice president, Donald Knight: financial secretary, John Niedzialoski; treasurer, Ben Pietrzak; guide, Al Jankowski; outer guard, John Osika; inner guard, Urbanski; trustees, John Penska, Michael Bazulka and Tony Pawlek. Illness Delays Hearing Because of the illness of Robert A. Smith, business representative of Bakery Drivers' Local 264, the NLRB hearing on charges of unfair labor practices against the Ontario Biscuit Company has been postponed until next Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock in the Postoffice Building. Regional NLRB Director Henry J. Winters said Mr.
Smith is to be crossexamined at that time by Frank G. Raichle, counsel for the company. Officer Who Ordered Last Shot of World War Dies LAGUNA BEACH, Feb. 13 The officer who ordered the firing of the last shot in the World War is dead. Col.
Willis Grandy Peace, U. S. A. retired. was commander of the 11th U.S.
Field Artillery in the Argonne Forest. A German shell, a minute before the 11 o'clock armistice hour, killed several members of his staff. He ordered a shot fired in retaliation. It exploded over the German lines exactly on the hour. Colonel Peace, 64, died at his home here Tuesday.
TODAY'S SCRATCHES Havana (Clear and Muddy) 1-Marjorie Wee Bag. Chancell, Crashing Mary, Missy Greenstock, Wee Call. 2-Best Butter, Fairemus. Quest D' Or, Lee Walker, Hadatel, War Ration. 3-Mercachifle, Crashaw, Earisboro, Scudder.
Sandy Bill. Lovely Sister, Do Play, Genghis Khan I Ejector. Pepper Box. 5-Winning Woman. 6- -Arrow Song, Mellowmoon, Color Bearer 7.
Tee Hee, Blind Sage, Pennilst, Little Jack. Hialeah Park (Clear and Good) Quick conquest, Zite, Warlee, Starweista. -Unimond, Boom On. Liano Blanco, Bad Cold 3- -Trysak, Count Maurice, Snow, Greeny. 4-Gay Man, Lianero.
1-Bess Dewy Dawn, Beliringer, Sure Touch. 8-Noodles, Magnerva, Sunabell, Autograph. BIRTHS Feb. (Piled up to 2 P. Feb 13) Boys Were Born to Mr.
and Mrs.1 -Melvin Webster, Kendall N. Y. -Robert A. Wallace, 543 Ashland. -Anthony P.
Parenti, 247 Grape. -Edward Ostolski, 252 Fenton. -Adam M. Mach, 123 Bissell. -Mason H.
Lembke, 161 Duerstein. -Francis D. Kinney, 286 Glenwood. -Stanley Karaszewski, 238 Townsend. -Christian H.
Helwig, Lancaster, -Claude Hale, 216 E. Genesee. Geschwender: 544 Cornwall. -Angelo Caselo. 237 Vermont.
Charles Benzo. 77 Verplanck. Girls Were Born to Mr. and Mrs. -Anthony Zineola, 15 Armbruster, Archie L.
Wallace, 205 Olympie. -bleyd Thiel, 114 Rounds. -Daniel S. Summers, 15 Stevenson: -Matthew G. Scherer, 68 Interpark, -Robert Rogers, 99 LaSalle, 2- Anthony Resaka, 41 Warren.
S. Pawlus. 331 Frank B. O'Lear, 97 Longnecker. -Fred Mosca.
197 Kentucky, James Morelli, 109 19th. 2- Russell R. Merta, 1300 Bailey. 3 John Macleod. 218 Potomac.
-Stanley Kopeck: 141 Belkirk 1- John T. Cabbey, 826 E. Delavan. -Joseph M. Battaglia, 1436 Michigan.
Twin Boys Were Born to Mr. and Mrs. -Kenneth H. Eidenier, Delevan, N. MARRIAGE LICENSES (Filed up to 1 P.
Feb 13) Robert Swanick. 170 Newfield Gloria Lasso, 242 Gorlon. Raymond Harris, 1199 Delavan- Theresa Lindner, 1199 E. Delavan. Robert Flanigan, 79 Longview- Jane Gilroy, 171 Cleveland.
Robert Russ, 226 Breckenridge-Viola Gile, 167 Hughes. Milton Stark. 184 Goulding- -Mildred Jacobs, 191 Hamiin. Nelson Fisher. 1301 Seneca Dorothy Baske, 68 Stevenson.
Kenneth Murphy, 290 Maple--Mary MoMahon, 290 Maple. Frank Buffamonti, 84 Bustl -Clara Flippone, 723 West. Edward Hennessey. 55 Eastwood- -Margaret Flanagan, 10. 17th.
Louis Dozoretz, 227 Cedar- Sylvia KAminker, 159 Bustl. George Podmore, 165 Johnson Fanne Savasia, 125 Peckham. DEATHS Feb. (Filed up to 2 P. Feb 13) 9- -William K.
Glen, 65, 18 Rees. 9 -Mabel Di Nunzio, 18, 542 S. Division. 9-Antoni Olejniczak, 73. 24 Peace.
9- -John Urmanski. 40, 181 Lombard. 10- Griffith Pritchard, 75, 130 Woodward. 10-- -Nellie McLaughlin, 63, 39 Irving. 10- -George Smith, 87, 130 Crowley, 9 -Mary McNamara 66 25 Letchworth.
9--Alice McGloin, 56, 27 Tacoma. 9-Albert Volmle, 68, 116 Hickory. 10- -Paul C. Shepard. 35, 630 Lasalle.
10-William H. Beale, 83, 167 Hollywood. 9-bucy Malucet, 46, 863 Prospect. 10- -Florence L. Hull, 48, 136 W.
Ferry. 11-Edward K. McCarthy, 1 mo, 130 Victoria. 11-George W. Klavoon, 24 days, 339 E.
Ferry. 10-Clara M. Wittman, 79, 39. Landon. 11-Ida Goldberg, 63, 697 Jefferson.
10- Dolores Fatta, 4, 492 S. Division. 11-Stanley Bialas, 36, 458 Grant. 10- Anna 8. Hertel, 84.
362 Dearborn. 10-Blanche Fish, 65, 106 Congress. LICENSE REVOCATIONS BUFFALO EVENING NEWS Albany Bureau. ALBANY, Feb. -Revocations and suspensions of automobile licenses in Buffalo for the two weeks ending Feb.
1 were announced today by Carroll E. Mealey, commissioner of motor vehicles. They follow: REVOCATIONS Driving a car while intoxicated- Stanley Stepniak. 85 Wood. Leaving scene of accident without reporting -Robert Logan, 66 Irene; Clarence Cunningham, 322 Carlton; Donald H.
McFall. 400 Vermont. Reckless driving- Hardy Evans, 369 Broadway: Michael A. Smaldone, 765 West: Howard Roome, 621 1 Fourth: Edwin E. Hillyard.
715 Linwood: Richard B. Cole. 703 West Ferry, Dorothy Brew, 26 Oakmont. a CAT in the commission of crime- -Joseph Hetman, 1640 Broadway, Driving while license is revoked Walter Dojnik, 26 Pink. SUSPENSIONS Reckless driving -Edward J.
Dalomba, 94 Norris: Howard Gerard. 24 Bickford: Gust Morris, 628 Michigan; Robert Massey, 30 Coe Ralph L. Walsh, 259 Norwood. Involved in an accident- David D. Taylor.
264 Woodside: Richard G. Chittenden, 51 Elmwood; James Dempsey, 164 Waverly; Nick Verni. 34 Myrtle; Raymond Snyder, 298 Cumberland; Harriet Kennedy, 15 Colonial Circle: John Dares, 202 Allen; Edward R. A. Hamm, 106 Masten; Edward D.
Dolan, 21 Demond Gladys Senderson, 859 Crescent; George Terzian, 47 Roanoke Walter Kral, 82 Germain, -Vito Gambino, 1047 Niagara. Failure to satisfy judgment- Herbert Van Curen, 121 Howard; Frank Wiese Jr. 70 Lilac; Leon L. Newton. 92 Ashland.
Failure to report, accident- Elmer Snyder, 52. Kermit. Using car in the commission of crime -Charles Mentelera, 197 15th. Charged with reckless driving Peter Newman, 72 East North, Operating A motor vehicle having Inadequate brakes -Howard Schalberg, 89 Blake. Insufficient fee- Charles Duminuco, 401 Niagara.
ACCIDENTS Mrs. Fannie Keller. 48, of 212 Loveringi Mrs. Tillie Keller, 32. of 6 Stratford, Mrs.
Rebecca Bernard. 60, of 138 Butter: collision In front of 832 Fillmore, 1:30 A. M. Wednesday; all suffered minor Injuries Walter Brozyna, 45, of 1330 Bailey; three-car collision at Broadway Lathrop, 9 A. M.
Wednesday: bruises. Roslyn Steinberg. 16. of 40 Lyndhurst; struck at Hertel Colvin. 3.45 P.
M. Wednesday, Injured left knee. Mrs. Veronica Schwartz, 33, of 507 West Utica: struck at Huron Elm wood. 10 P.
M. Wednesday: contusions. abrasions. Casimera Kraszewska, 19, of 188 Wilson: at Tonawanda Austin, 9:45 P. collision M.
Wednesday: bruises, Henry Reid. 14, of 109 E. Ferry: collision at Masten Woodlawn, 1:45 A. M. today; Injured knee.
FIRE RECORD Alarms since 3 P. M. Wednesday: 5:19 P. M. -10 Austin, $10.
5:49 P. M. -Louisiana Perry, naphtha drum: $5. 6:09 P. M.
Lorraine, between Abbott McKinley, false. 6:16 P. -Abbott Choate, false. 6:33 P. M.
-McKinley Culver, false. 6:39 P. M. --32 South Cedar, truck: $10. 9:25 P.
-Seneca de Hayes, false, 10:46 P. M. -301 Dingens. first ald. 11:30 P.
-239 Villa, first aid. 11:32 P. M. Hudson Seventh. automobile.
11:52 A. 265 Niagara; slight damage 11:59 A. M. -94 Spruce; slight damage. MISSING PERSONS Ruth Vincent.
17, of 71 Waverly, missing since. Feb. 9: 5. feet 2, 160 pounds: blonde hair. blue eyes: black-and-gray plaid coat, blue slippers, flowered scarf.
Recovered Automobiles Chrysler, owned by Herman H. Gordon, 215 Commonwealth Stolen Automobiles Dodge, 5E-46-02, owned by Richard Calyen, 182 Ferry. CITY COURT DISMISSALS Jack Zenner Joseph Zmuda George Petrella va. Norman O' Brien CALL Buffalo Ass'n for the Blind 180 GOODELL ST. CL.
3671 For Mattress Renovating, Chair Caning. Tennis Racket Restringing, Rug Weaving, House and Shop Brooms. U. S. WEATHER REPORT (Forecasts till 7:30 P.
Feb. 14) For Buffalo and vicinity: Cloudy, followed by showers tonight and Friday; warmer, with lowest temperature tonight about 42; not much change in temperature Friday; fresh to strong southerly winds. For Western New York: Cloudy, followed by showers in west portion tonight and Friday and beginning late tonight or Friday in east portion; warmer tonight and in east portion Friday. Shippers' forecast: Protect shipments during the next 24 to: 36 hours from temperatures as follows: Northeast, 20 to 30; other directions, above 32. Weather in Principal Cities 7:30 am EST High Low Prec, Thursday 24-hr.
12. hr. 24-hr. BUFFALO Cloudy 44 40 Buffalo Airport Cloudy 45 31 Albany PUCidy 37 16 Alpena Cloudy 36 32 Atlanta Cloudy 60 34 Binghamton Cloudy 46 Bismarck Snow 30 Boston Pt. Cidy 36 Brownsville Clear 75 60 Chicago Rain 49 41 Cincinnati Mioudy 63 39 Cleveland Cloudy 53 47 Denver Cloudy 52 26 Des Moines Rain 47 35 Detroit Pt.
Cidy 48 38 Duluth Snow 34 31 .29 Erie Pt. Cidy, 50 35 Fargo Rain 31 21 Galveston Clear 68 60 Jacksonville Clear 61 40 Los Angeles Cloudy 64 50 Memphis Rain 64 53 .16 Miami Clear 70 56 .04 Minneapolis Snow 41 33 .55 New Orleans Clear 68 58 New York Cloudy 40 31 Oklahoma Cloudy 69 43 Philadelphia Cloudy 51 29 Pittsburgh Cloudy 57 39 Rochester Pt. Cidy 50 San Francisco. Cloudy 60 46 St. Louis Rain 62 .09 Seattle Cloudy 51 35 Syracuse Pt.
Cidy 38 Tampa Clear 69 49 Washington Pt. Cidy 56 28 Montreal Clear 24 Toronto PORgY 44 Edmonton Cloudy 22 Winnipeg Pt. Cldy 24 .01 means trace. Comparative Temperatures Highest temperature past 24 hours 44 Lowest temperature Wednesday night 40 Average temperature past 24 hours 40 Normal for this date Highest temp'ture this date since 1874 54 Lowest temp'ture this date since 1874 -9 Excess In temperature since Jan. 1 Relative Data Time Bar.
T'm Hu. Wind V. W'ther Pr. 7:30 PM 1018 40 745 4 Clear 1016 43 18 Cloudy Precipitation For 24 hours ended 7:30 A. M.
Since Feb. 1 Deficiency since Jan. 1 1.20 Unmelted snow past 24 hours 0 R. C. MIZE.
Senior Meteorologist. THE NEWS ALMANAC Sun rises 7:17 M. Sun sets today 5:44 P. M. Length of day 10 hours.
27 minutes Sun rises tomorrow 7:15 P. M. MOON'S CHANGES Last quarter Feb, 18. 1:07 P. M.
New moon Feb 25. 10:02 First quarter March 6. 2:43 A. M. Full moon March 13.
6:47 A. M. Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn. evening stars; Venus and Mars morning stars. Feb 13 In History 1818-George Rogers Clark died.
-Buffalo Evening News Almanac. A Year Ago- -Tammany District Leader William Solomon and Assistant Deputy State Comptroller Charles H. Mullens are indicted on charges of bribery growing out of an investigation of city and, state affairs. After 13 days of bitter fighting. the Finnish High- Command announces that all positions of importance lost on the Karelian Isthmus had been rewon by Finnish counter attacks.
Bandsman, Artle Shaw and shapely Lana Turner are married in Las Vegas. Nev. 25 Years. Ago Today Feb 13. Russians gain against Germans in offensive along Galician front, Weather- -Cloudy Min.
Temp 17 New York Ship News SHIP ARRIVED WEDNESDAY FROM American Legion San Juan Quirigua Cristobal SHIP DUE THURSDAY FROM San Jacinto San Juan Santa Paula LA GuAra SHIP SAIL THURSDAY FOR Borinquen Trujillo City Cristobal Cristobal SHIP SAIL FRIDAY FOR Calamares Puerto Barrios Mormacyork Buenos Aires Quirigua Cristobal Santa Clara. Valparaiso Santa Paula Puerto Cabello Robin Adair Capetown CITY COURT JUDGMENTS (First name is that of debtor. Samitel DiFulco-Simon Pannullo, $46.60 Robert J. McCullough -Chester A Pearlman, $25.70. Joseph Schuster -Buffalo Feed Mill Workers Federal Credit Union.
$28.70. James Sullivan -J N. Adam $25 15 Joseph R. Cammarata- -Horace A. Battaglia, $38 10.
Ralph Nasca- Anthony Cetola, $41.00. Paul Frazier -A J. Ferris, $70.65: Stephen Chojnarki-Buffalo Industrial Bank, $57.55. Authony Babisch-South Side Furniture $134 62 Claire Hengerer Co. $39.45, Walter Bouley-Marvin Barter, $64.00, Theodore Debo-C.
Donovan- Haas Corp. $42.73 Joseph Anzalone-Irving Yellen, $32.94. Raymond R. Amos -Buffalo Columbus Hospital, $301.14. Thomas Gelia -Daniel Renaldo, $50.10.
Herbert E. Lee-Loretta, L. Knappenberg, $79 60 D. Bayer-HOLC. $46 02.
Bruno Trapani-Joseph Frank, $251.70. Edward Hagemann-August Ebke $199.60 Bernard Martin- Henry Canazal, $40,40. Mary Cullen -Laurens Enos Co, $42 33. David Kennedy-James P. Jordan.
$23.54 Lawrence Cainan-Woman's Hospital Assn $48.90. Herman Luther -Bontex Shade Shops $07.60 Harry Baumgart-Harry Bilaky, $17.40 Chester Beehtold-Lewin Jewelry Co $21.05. Nicholas C. Ventola -Lorenzo Ventola, $16 30. Louise Blue-Peter Ougino, $14.80.
R. Rollain-Catherine Lombardo, $81.30. George Meyers-John B. Beck. $56.40 Edward Hein-Emma Burmeister.
$29 90, Frank D'Angelo-Samuel Burgio, $21 OR. Henry Brach-Peter Vilainski, $30.30 Thomas Davis- George Schank. $12.06 Sam Horwitz. Marvin Raines, Ben Horwitz. Benevolent Loan Assn Leroy Burton.
Henry Swietaln, N. Corp. Deelsion by Judge Chipman Harvey Greichen-Melvin C. Newcomb. $352.01.
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