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ALLGS1M—Louisa He!m Aligrim of 453 Fillmore AT*. . April 2. 18§*. wife of the 1st* William F. AJlgrlm; sister of the late Mrs. Minnie Massman and Mrs. Mary Bierstoach. Funeral from the Schlager Funeral Home. ST4 Broadway. Thursday morning. Time to be announced later. Friends are firvited. 3ti

AMiKRHO* — Jara*i Anderson, sudden­ly. March 31. 1M«, of Ms Kensington Ave., beloved husband of the late Margaret BothweU Anderson; father of William mnA Arthur Anderson; grandfather of Margaret Carmella. James. George, and William Anderson. Funeral services from the Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Home. 32T2 Bailey Ave., Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends are Invited. IIS

ARAMBUBt—Antonio. In Lackawanna. N.T.. March 3' , 1SSS. of 54 Glenwood S t . beloved husband of Mrs. Julia: father of Anthony Jr.: step-fatter of John S. Milter: survived by one grand­daughter. Mary Ann Miller. Funeral service* from the Lackawanna Span­ish Welfare Hall, • :t» Ridge Rd,. Thursday morning at • o'clock and from Assumption Church at »:S0. Bur­ial In Holy Ooea Cemetery. Friends invfted. Deceased was a member of Lackawanna Spanish Welfare Associa­tion. **4

B.IRD-Grace M . to Hamburg. N. Y.. wife of the late George Bard, f u ­neral from the Fogelsanger Funeral Home, Long Ave. at Lake St., Ham­burg, Wednesday afternoon at 1:30. Friends Invited. SM

BRCK—Lillian Amelia Beck of S3 Cush-lng PL. April 2. 19SS, wife of Ray­mond C. Beck: mother of Mrs. Leslie A. A. Benson. Mrs. Byron HaskJn 'Betty Louis* Gates* of Calif.. Mrs. Walter Bernhardt and Mrs. Warns Stumm; sister of Jack E. and Carl E. Melln: grandmother of Joanne Ben­son Rfedei, Susan and Michael Ben­son, Peter ana Barbara Bernhardt and Pamela Stumm: great-grand-mother of Deborah Lea Rledel. Friends may call at H. R. Potts Fu­neral Home, 1341 Hertel Ave. from 2 to S and T to 10 ©clock. Services Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Friends Invited. Interment at An­gola. M. T., at 3 o'clock. 3t4

BISHOP— Lydia Jane, in this city, April 1. lftM, of 101 Tennessee St.. beloved mother of Mrs. Owen Gradien of Btasdct). S Y.. George Weaver. Sadie Weaver and Mrs. John Gray of Phoe­nix, Arizona. Friends may call at Lvnett a Son Funtral Home, 388 Pgrkaidc at Amherst, whsrt funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Friends invited. 2U

B o i . 4 \ I > - Mary Botand (nee Elliott) April t. 1»5*. of 145 Crescent Ave., wife of the lat* Patrick J. Boland; beloved mother of Mary C . James A.. Martha V.. George B., GeraWlne F. BoUnd and the lata John R. Boland. Funeral from the George J. Roberta Funeral Home. 2400 Main St.. Thurs­day morning at » o'clock and from St. Vincent de Paul Church at »:30. Friends are InvKed. f t*

BROWN'—James H . In Buffalo. March SI. 1NM. husband of the lata Helen; brother of Currle A, Brown of St. Catharines. Ontario, and the late Mrs. Charles A. Wilson, William Al­bert and Thomas R. Brown of St, Catharina*. Ontario. Funeral from

Winner W. Snyder Funeral Home. W. Ferry St.. Wedneaday at 1

Friend* are Invited. Deceased was a member of Transportation Lodge M0. 842, FJkA.M., Masonic Serv­ice* Tuesday at • p.m. 2t*

BILL — Margaret L. LaRocqu* Bull. April 2. 1»5H. of «53 Lisbon Ave.. beloved wife of Frank F. Bull: moth­er of Mra. Frank Bartha and Frank Bull; also survived by 4 grandchll-. dren; slater of Mrs. George Barrett.

* « • . Burton Robinson. Mra. William ' ClgfalM and Bdward LaRocque Fu­

neral service from Caajton A. Ullrich Funeral Home. 1272 Bailey Ave.. Thursday morning at «:n and at St. Aloyalus Church at 9 o'clock. Friends sre Invited. Sts

CAXTLIN— Thomas Cantiin. April 2. IMS, son of the late John and Anna Welti Cantiin. brother of Alice Cant­iin Funeral from the Drtscoll Funer­al Home. ISM Main St.. Friday morn­ing at s-45 and from St. Joseph's New Cathedral 'Delaware Ave.), at 930 o'clock. Friends are invited to at­tend, ats

COOPER—Jennie ftogan Cooper of M Bast Royal Pky.. Williamsville. April 2. 135*. wife of Joseph Cooper: mother of Dr. Anthony J. Cooper of

ngnla, Mra. Albert Oechsner, Helen Cooper and Mr*. Alfred Tanv

relll: sitter of Helen B. Hogan. unerat from Beach-Turn Funeral 'om*,9S41 Main St. corner Cayuga

Williamsville. Thursday morn-ng at a o'clock snd at SS. Peter

and Paul Church at 9:30. Friends are Invited. St4

PFNISTOX — Charlotte M. Andrews Denlston of 1*1 Crocker St.. April 2. ISO*, btloved wife of the late Laverne lTr mother of Wlllard I. of MI1-wtnkes . Wis.. Mrs. J. H. Cawood of Amarlcus, Ga., and Charles L. of Sloan. N Y.: sister of Mrs. H. A. Snlikes of Palm Beach. Fla. Funeral s*r*%ee* will be held from the E. L. Cwiltsiow«ki Funeral Home. I ts Crocker St.. Thursday afternoon at 2. Deceased was a member of Osseo Chapter OES, Lebanon Shrine and the Ameranthe. Friends invited to attend. 3t4

sMAMICO— Albert, of 3«t Bustl Ave., in Buffalo. N. T . April 1. tSSS, husband of Jennie (Polllla) Diamico: father of Anthony Diamico; brother of Mrs. Joseph Oliver. Patsy and Dominic Di­amico. Friends may call at the Ru-blno Funeral Home Inc.. Porter and Niagara, where funeral will take place Wednesday morning at 1:1S and at Holy Cross Church at » o'clock. Friends are Invited. 2t3

DFFPT—Edward S. Duffy. March SI. 1*5*. of 10* Linden Ave., husband of Agnes I. Murphy Duffy; son of the

tie Edward 9. and Elisabeth Burns uffy. Funeral from the family resi­

dence. 10* Linden Ave.. Tuesday morning at »:3Q and from St. Mark's Church at 10 o'clock. Friends In­vited. Flowers gratefully declined. Deceased was a member of the Knlghta of Cotumbua. Buffalo Coun­cil 1*4 and the Holy Name Society of St. Mark's Church. Its

FLIER I— Fannie B. Fllerl. In Kenmore. N T . , April 1. It3«. sister of Mrs. gauncey E. Bailey of San Diego,

l lf . and the lata William J.. Ed-ward C. and Harry C. Fllerl. Friends may call at the Bury Funeral Home. SOTO Delaware Ave., where funeral services will be held Tuesday after­noon at 2 o'clock. Friends are Invited.

GOLIJWITBKR—Emanue l F. Gollwitser. of Mi Wellington Rd.. April I. 1M«,

t>n of the late George and Mary Irsch Gollwitser brother of th* late

Mrs. Ottella Curtln. Bertha M. and Lucy R. Gollwitser. Funeral from the Glancey-Schlager Funeral Home. 2 University Ave. at Main St.. Wednes­day morning at StlS and at St. Louis Church at 10 o'clock. Friend* ar* In­vited. StS

BKNCERFR—Elsie B. Hengerer mee Bell), s t Hamburg. N YT, April 1. 1*5*, wife of Robert W. Hengerer; mother of Mrs. Ruth Davis of Dowl-ing. Mich.: grsndmothar of Bennle and Elsie Rose Davis. Private funeral services from the W. L. Froehlev Funeral Home. *4 Lake St.. Hamburg. Wednesday at 2 p.m. Pleas* omit flowers. t n

INCt3— Martha Thee* Inc*. of 48 Tyler St.. April 2. 1*5*. wife of th* late Dudley Ince: mother of Dudley D. Inc* of Hamburg. N. T.: sister of Anns H. Thee* of Buffalo and Mrs. Byron D. Paddon of Nassau. N'. Y.: grandmother of Dudley Ince. Friends received at the Dohn Funeral Home. 143 Kenmor* Av*., near University P!ara. where funeral services will be held Wednesdav afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. 3t4

l i n n — E m m a W.. In Lancaster, N. Y.. April 1. lawa. beloved wife of the late Harrv: mother of Mr*. A'lc* Morrow of Clarence. N Y.. Mrs. N'lra Richard­son of Akron and Howard of Lan­caster: <t»«ter of Mrs. Cors Flsk of I.uder, Wvo.. snd Harry Macey of Casoer. Wvo.: also survived by • grand and * great-arandchlldren Friends received at Shepard Bros Funeral Home. *W72 Main St.. CJar-e»«r*. v y where funeral aervlc*s will be held Thursday at 2 o'clock. Interment in Evergreen Lawn Ctm-«*«-%-, Cor'u. N*. Y.

IIRRV — E'eanor L. Klrbv. suddenly. April 1, isa*. of 1*2 Plymouth Ave.. beloved aunt of John F. Kennedy. Ethel Dewey and Joseph G. Kllcaw-ley. Funeral from the George J. Rob­erts Funeral Home, 472 Connecticut St., Wednesday morning at »:13 o'clock and from St. Joseph's Old Cgahadral st in o'clock. Friends are Invited. Miss Kirov was a member of LX.B A. Brsnch No. 43.

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KOTECKI—Eugenia A. me* Splatt), of 22« Cass Av*., Cheektowaga, N. Y., April 1, 195*. beloved wife of Rich­ard: dearest mother of Helen (nee Okjniczak) and the late Stephen: sis­ter of Emily; granddaughter of Mary Olejnlczak. Funeral will be he;d from the E. L. Cwlkalowski Funeral Home, 1»3 Crocker St., Thursday morning at »:30. and at St. Josaphat's Church at 10. Interment St. Stanislaus Ceme­tery. Deceased was a registered nurse at E. J. Meyer Memorial Hos­pital. Friends are invited to attend.

•M I. A WREN TK —At Stiver Creek, N. Y..

April 1, 1*5*. infant Bradley Lawrence, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence of Fredonla, N.Y.: grandson of Mr. and Mr§. Homer Grimm of Collin* Center, N.Y.. and Mrs. Helen Lawrence of Perrysburg, N.Y. Friends may call at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Grimm. Collins Center, N.Y., where funeral services will be held Wednes­day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited.

LOGAV—James Roy Logan, of 4 Jewel• Pky.. April 2. 1*5*. beloved husband of Catherine Clark Logan: father of George W. and Robert L. Logan: also 'surviving are five grandchildren. Friends may call at the Bury Funeral Home. SOTO Delaware, corner Klnsey. where funeral services wlU be held Thursday afternooa at i o'clock. Friends are invited. 3t«

MAHON'EV—James J. Mahoney. April 2. l»3«, beloved husband of Catherine Yecker Mahoney: father of Mrs. Ray­mond O'Brien (Catherine). Mrs. James Scanlon (Dolor**). Mrs. William Group (Agnes), Mrs. Raymond Berchou (Rita). Sister Mary Anita O.S.F, and James X Mahoney; survived by 22 grandchildren. Funeral from the fam­ily home. 101» Loeejoy St.. Thursday morning at 8:30 o'clock and in Visita­tion Church at KM o'clock. Friends are invited. Deceased was s member of th* Holy Nam* Society of Visita­tion Church. »t4

MARZOLP-Louis Sr. of Strykersvllle, N. Y., April 1, 1*M. husband of the lat* Veronica; father of Mrs. Cather­ine De Muth, Nelson. Richard, Louis Jr.. Leon. Mra. Norman Almeter. Mrs John Peirlck. Wilfred and Mrs. Laur ence Lefort: survived by 3* grand­children and four great-grandchildren; brother of Mrs Fred Stamper. Fu­neral from the family residence Wednesday morning at 9:30 and from St. Mary's Church. Strykersvllle at 10 o'ctock. Burial St. Mary's Ceme­tery. Deceased was a member of the Holy Nam* Society of St. Mary's Church. 2t3

MrCf I.LOCH—Haxel B. McCulloch, of 134 Wardman Rd.. Kenmore, April 2, ISM, beloved wife of S. B. McCulloch; mother of Donald T. and the lat* 3 , B. McCulloch Jr.; sister of Mrs. L. B. Vogt of Saginaw, Mich. Friends may call at th* Bury Funeral Home, 3070 Delaware, corner Kinsey. where funeral service* will be held Wednes-dsy afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Friend* arc invited.

MrVCBKFF—William J. Muncreff. of 118 MayvUle Ave., Kenmore. April 1, 195«. Friends may call at th* Bury Funeral Home, 3070 Delaware Ave., where funeral services wUl be held Wednesday afternoon at S o'clock. Friends ar* Invited. Mr. Muncreff was a member of the^ Grotto; Grand Lodge No. 23. B.PfO.E.; Iron Work-era Local No. 8, and Americus Lodge No. 535. F. * A. M. 3t4

NYE—Mary Catherine CMaml*) Kohl Ny*. In Buffalo. N. Y.. April 2, 1W*. wife of Victor W. Nye: mother of Rob»n K. N y ; «ister of Mrs. Clinton G. Oliver and Mrs. Arnold A. Hay. Calls may he made at her home, xio W. Ferry St.. until noon Wednesday. Funeral services at St. Paul's Angli­can Church, Ft. Erie. Ont.. Wednes­day afternoon at 2:80 o'clock. Friends sr* invited. St4

OHBB — Lillian C. Welmer, April 2. i»5«, wife of the late Henry Ohde; mother of Gertrude and Mrs. Anthony J. Russell: sister of Mrs. John Jordan and William W*lmer. Friends may cell at her late residence. » 7 Grover Cleveland Highway where funeral will be held Thursday morning at »:30 and from St. Benedict's Church at 10 o'clock. Friend* Invited. De­ceased was a member of Rosary and Altar Society. 3t4

PATTEN—Bernard F. Patten, April 2, ISOf. son of the late Richard and Sarah PatUn (nee Kan*); brother of Mary, C. Patten. Mrs. William J. Mullen. Mrs. Lillian Myers and the lata Mrs. Katharine Schick. Friends may call at the family residence. 181 O'Connell A v e . where the funeral will be held Friday morning at iM) and from th* Church of Our Lady of Perpetual H*lp at • o'clock. Friend* ar* Invited to attend. 3t5

PKRRALL—At Niagara Falls , on Sun­day. April 1. l«*e. Marion Parsall. M years, beloved wife of Clark Perssll; dear mother nf Arthur Thompson, Alice Clark. John and Thomas Ton-ner of Buffalo. Private services wsre held April T at S » . m

RAPPOLD—Lydia L. (nee Jentzen) of Parker Rd., Hamburg. N. Y., April 2. I We. wife of Charles P.: mother of Milton A.. Arthur W. and Raymond N. Rappold of West Seneca: sister of Mrs. Laura Potter and Albert Jem-sen; also survived by 10 grand­children. Funeral from the J. War­ren Hoy Funeral Horn*. » 7 « Seneca St., West Seneca, Thursday afternoon at 2. Friends Invited. 3t«

RAYMOND—Florence E. Blackstock, suddenly, March II, lung, wifa of th* late Dare Raymond; beloved mother of Margaret Horton of Buffalo: sis­ter of the late Mrs. Carl Hsxthili and Mra. William T. Cartan. both of Chi­cago, 111., and Mra. Charles Carr of Pittsburgh, Pa. Friends may call after a o'clock Sunday at the Knapp Funeral Home, SM Leroy Ave. Fu­neral service* Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends are Invited to at­tend. Mrs. Raymond w*u a member of the National Executive Housekeep­ers Assn. i t s

BOTT—Sylvester J. Rott. April 2, 1»5«. of 1478 Hertcl Av*., husband of Anna Gibson Rott; father of Mra. Jeremiah J . Morlarty and John G. Rott; son of the lata Mr. and Mrs. George C. Rott; brother of Mrs. Frank A. Clark. Mrs. Justin S. Walters and Lawrence A. Rott and the late Mrs. George P. Hoover, Mrs, William K. Ferrlck. James C. and Charles L. Rott- Funer­al from the Murphy Funeral Home. 1700 Hertel Ave\, Wednesday morning at »:30 and from St. Margaret's Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. De­ceased was a member of the Holy Nam* Society of St. Margaret's Church.

3t4 •CHRECK-Frederick. April 1. ifc>«. of

120 Guilford St., beloved husband of the late Mary Wagner Schreck; breaker of the late Fred and Mat-thaw Schreck. Friends may call at th* Leo Sauer Funeral Home. Inc.. 823 Genesee. Funeral Wedneaday at 8:45 a.m. and a Requiem Mass at St. Ann's Church at 0:80.

SHAPIRO—April 2. 18M. Anna Worobe-cslk Shapiro, of 1404 Genesee St.. wife of Barnett Shapiro: mother of Nathan, Dr. Hyman N. Shapiro and Jacob Shapiro of Freeport. L. I.; sis­ter of Mrs. Abraham Bllsnlk of Bronx, N. Y.: also survived by eight grand­children and one great-grandchild. Friends may call at Etkin Mortuary, 570 Lin wood Ave. Funeral arrange­ments to be announced later. Please omit flowers. Contributions to Rosa Coplon Old Folks Home would be ap­preciated by the family. 3t4

SPEARS—Ralph M.. suddenly, of Akron. N. H , April 1, 105*. father of Darryl; son of Mr and Mrs. David Spears. Akron. N. Y.; brother of Leon. Mrs. Richard Medole. Mrs. Raymond Rob­erts, Akron. N. Y.. and Spencer of Oakfield. N. Y. Friends may call at the Bernhardt Funeral Home. 130 Main St.. Akron. N. Y.. where funeral services wUl be held Wednesday after­noon at 2 o'clock. Friends Invited Fu­neral under the auspices of L. L. Till­man Post No. 900.

STEVE—Anna Galley Steve. April 2, 195*. wife of Charles F. Steve; mother of Mrs. John O'Connell and the late Dorothy Steve; sister of Mrs. Robert Marsh Mrs. Elizabeth Jayes, Mrs. Gust Selts and Joseph Galley: grand­mother of Mary Carol and John F. O'Connell. Friends are Invited to call at the family residence. 240 Pine St.. where funeral will be held Frldav morning at 8:15 and at St. Marys Church at 9 o'clock. Mrs. Steve was a member of Our Lady's Sodality and the Arch-Confraternitv of the Hoty Famitv of St. Marv's fnnrch. 3t5

SYMONft—Alfred Svmons, April 2. 1*5*. of 1223 South Eggert Rd.. Eggerts-ville. beloved husband of Margaret Sappelt Symons: father of Mrs. Earl Ron!: grandfather of Marilyn and Lynda Rohl: brother of Georee. James ami Mrs. Charles Schott. Fu­neral service from the Carlton A. Ull­rich Funeral Home. 3272 Bailev Ave. Time to be announced. Mr. Svmons was a member of the Eggertsville Exempt Firemen. VFW Amherst Township Post 41«- 3t5

TARBl'K—Stojan. March 2*. 195*. in Buffalo. Funeral from the Leo L. Buchhelt Funeral Home. **• Ridge Rd.. Tuesday at 12:30 o'clock.

WAN DELL—Ida C Wandell. of 3*2 Col-t i n Ave.. April l. 195*. daughter of the late Carl and Ann Smith Wandell: sister o f . the late Julia Wandell Fos­ter and Flora PJerce Beam: aunt of Mrs. Earle H. Barker. Dr. Harvey F.. Vincent W., and Herbert S. Foster. Funeral from the Austin Funeral Home Inc., 5«5 Elmwood Ave.. Wednesday at 1:30 o'clock. Friends invited. 2t4

WILSON—Elisabeth Wilson, of Arthur St., Angola, N. Y» April 2, 1930, wife of the late Thomas Wilson: sister of Mrs. John MacGregor. Friends may call at the Bury Funeral Home. 3W0 Delaware, comer Kinsey. where funer­al services will be held Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock. Friends are invited.

KAN LAS—John. April 1. 1950. Friends may can »t 394 Elm wood Ave., where services will be held Wednesday at 1:30 and at 2 p.m. at Annunciation Church. Delaware Ave. and West Ctica St. Burial -r. Elmlawn Ceme­tery. gt4

C. A. Borcet G. W. Limpler

F. B. Llnneman W. H. Alf HEAD EAGLES—Cyril A. Bor-get was elected president of Buffalo Aerie 46. Fraternal Order of Eagles, at last night's annual election at Eagles Hall, I t E. Tapper St. Other new officers include G. W. Limpler, •tee president; Frederick B. Llnneman, chaplain; William H. Alf, trustee. Also elected were Chester Halliday, treasurer; Alex Gwendling, inside guard, and Everett Bridge, trustee.

Obituaries James J. Mahoney

James J. Mahoney, 69, of 1019 Lovejoy St., an accountant and bookkeeper here for more than 40 years, died early yesterday morning at Sisters Hospital.

A native of Buffalo, he worked for about 25 years as an ac­countant in the County Treasur­er's office. During World War II. he was employed in the office of the Curtis-Wright Corp. For the last eight years he was a book­keeper for the State Employment Service.

He was a member of the United Irish-American Assn. and the Holy Name Society of Visitation Church.

Surviving are his wife, the former Catherine Yecker; a son, James J. Jr.; and five daughters, Mrs. Raymond D. O'Brien, Mrs. James P. Scanlon, Mrs. William C. Group, Mrs. Raymond Berchou, and Sister Mary Anita, OSF, of Warsaw.

Prayers at 8:30, Thursday morning, at the home will be followed by a Requiem Mass at 9:30 at Visitation Church. Burial will be in the United German and F r e n c h Roman Catholic Cemetery, Cheektowaga.

Alfred Symons Alfred Symons, 62, of 1223

South Eggert Rd., Eggertsville, a volunteer firema i for 46 years, died early yesterday afternoon at Veterans Hospital.

He worked 20 years for the Harrison Radiator Division of General Motors as a foreman first at Lockport and then in Buffalo. A native of Buffalo, he served as a corporal with the U.S. Expeditionary Force in France during World War I.

He was a member of the Eggertsville Exempt Firemen's Assn. and the Eggertsville Hose Co.

Surviving are his wife, the former Margaret E. Sappelt of Eggertsville; a daughter, Mrs. Earl W. Rohl of Lancaster; two brothers, George and James B. Symons; a sister, Mrs. Charles Schott, and two grandchildren.

Services will be conducted at 1:30, Thursday afternoon, at the Carlton A Ullrich Funeral Home, 3272 Bailey Ave., with the Rev. Edward Goetz of Lancaster offi­ciating. The burial will be in Elmlawn Cemetery.

Thomas Cantiin Thomas Cantiin, 70, of 47 Bid-

well Pky., a City Court stenogra­pher for 27 years until he retired 20 years ago, died late yesterday afternoon in Veterans Hospital.

Born in Buffalo, he was a grad­uate of the old Central High School. Before starting work at City Court, he worked as a stenog­rapher for the Kenefick. Cook and Mitchell law firm, forerunner of the present Kenefick. Bass, Letchworth. Baldy and Phillips law firm. During World War I, he served in the Navy.

He was a charter member of the Buffalo Council 184 Knights of Columbus. Surviving is his sister, Miss Alice Cantiin with whom he lived.

Services will be conducted at 9:30 Friday morning at St. Joseph's New Cathedral. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Lackawanna.

Richard F. LaMay STAFFORD. April 2 — Peace

Justice Richard F. LaMay. 55. a retired state trooper, died un­expectedly at his home late to­day. He had had heart trouble for several years.

He served 25 years with the New York State Police until he retired in 1947. He served seven years at Troop A Headquarters at Batavia. He was a native of Bur­lington, Vt.

Mrs. Raymond C. Beck Mrs. Raymond C. (Lillian A.

Molin) Beck. 60. of 85 Cushing PL, active in business circles here for about 20 years, died early yesterday afternoon at Millard Fillmore Hospital.

For the last 17 years. Mrs. Beck was vice president of the Molin Service Inc.. 153 Grant St., a wholesale automotive parts busi­ness.

A native of Buffalo, she was educated in Angola schools. She worked several years in the of­fices of the American Express Co. and then for about two years operated the Ambassador Hotel on North St. before becoming an officer of the automotive firm.

Surviving are her husband. Raymond C. Beck: four daughters. Mrs. Leslie A. A. Benson. Mrs. Walter Bernhardt, Mrs. Wayne Stumm. and Mrs. Byron Haskin of California, and two brothers. Jack E. and Carl E. Molin, six grandchildren and one great­grandchild.

Services will be conducted at 1. Thursday afternoon, at the H. R. Potts Funeral Home, 1361 Hertel Ave. with the Rev. Leo J. Engler. pastor of the Woodside Church, officiating. Burial will be at 2:30 in Angola Cemetery with a nephew, the Rev. Earl G a t e s of Jerusalem Corners Church, Derby, officiating.

Record of Buffalo Births

Boys, born to Mr. and Mrs.: March 21—Victor L. Urbanski. Cheektowaga. il—Floyd T. Simpson Jr., 332 W. Dela-

van. 22—TeUo R. Saviola, Cheektowaga. •±\—Charles S. Santi. Tonawanda. 21—Irving A. Sanes. Williamsville. 24—Joseph C. Sammarco, TT5 W. Dela-

van. 20— Henry M. Sadowski. 191 Shumway. 23—Richard G. Reece, 73 Burlington. 2S—James L. Rawson, Lancaster. 20—Lester E. Peters. Lancaster. 23—Nicholas A. Partsl, West Seneca. 21—Joseph S. Modica. 363 Fargo. 20—Joseph V. McShane. Kenmore. 23—N'eal O. McMuIlen, 3S7 Baynes. 24—Colonel Martin. 38 Marine. 20—Thomas M. Leous Jr., Kenmore. 21—Louis H. Leidolph Jr., 123 Peter. 25—Uewallen R. Knight. 234 Forest

Lawn. 23—Richard P. Holzerland, Tonawsnda. 24—Addison L. Fournier, Orchard Park. 20—Rocco J. De Luca. Tonawanda. 20—Gilbert Cruz. 173 Gibson. 24—Clayton R. Comstock. West Falls. 30—David P. Clark, Tonawanda. 25—Edward M. Brown, Lockport. 21—Donald H. Bieber. 144 Cottage. 24—Francis N. Amborskl. 08 Pontiac. 22—Donald Wolf. Snyder. 22-^Jam*s W. Weant. 368 Normal. 23—Richard A. Schindewolf. Hamburg. 22—Chester A. Palka. Tonawanda. 23—Thomas P. Newman. 1392 Fillmore. 22^—Leonard E. Lasiewlcz, Tonawanda. 21—William C. Kraus. Lackawanna. 23—William C. Kitchen. 38 Albert. 23—Joseph H. Karl. Kenmore. 15—Robert J. Kane, 2100 Delaware. 22—Alfred K#11ett. 38 Edge Park. 23—Raymond D. Hicks. 44 Alexander. 22—Martin J. Grunzweig. 200 Roesch. 13—Isiah Gay. 125 Sycamore. 22—Kenneth P. GalUher, Kenmore. 22—William M. Doetterl. 8 Abbott. 22—Daniel J. DIGiore. 41 Hasalwood, 22—Egino De Santis. Lackawanna. 23—John B. Coughlin. 121 Maurice. 22—Emmett N. Burdlck. Amherst. 22^—James A. Allen. Amherst. 21—Glenwood R. Zilch. Tonawanda. 20—John C. Zelms. Akron. 21—Leo W. Tucholski Jr.. 39 Wright. 22—William E. Thomas. 7S2 Potomac. 21—Admiral D. Simmons. 2715 Main. 21—Joseph A. Pollno Jr., 188 Arkansas. 21—Morris Poehler, Kenmore. 22—Frank A. Patrizi. 82S Elmwood. 21—George M. Parker, 177 Goulding. 22—Robert Nowatchik. 5« Cottage. 20—Clarence L. Neuner. 113 Blssell. 21—Thomas J. Mescall. 43 Emerson. 20—Stephen M. Loncar. 41« Hertel. 22—^Joseph LImerl. Amherst. 31— Edward H. Kopf Sr.. 34 Norwalk. 22—Paul L. Keefe. 582 Tonawanda. 21—Robert J. Janiszeski. 74 Pershing. 21—Dean E. Hull. 33 Ketchum. 21—Alexander Henderson, Cheektowaga. 22—Slgmund Golembeaki, Tonawanda. 22^—Vincent Giorenco, Tonawanda. 23—Joseph G. Glambra, 55 Efner. 21—Ralph Lyndon Gesner, 4 Radcliffe. 21—Abraham Fuentes, 140 Myrtle. 21—Robert Currv, 3S Goulding. 21—William R. Burton. 2*1 Baynes. 21—Joseph H. Branson. 17S Military. 21—Edward P. Bergmann, 92 Stevens. 21—Thomas R. Bertisr Sr.. 52* E. Utlca. 21—Orville Ballard Jr.. 228 Central.

Girls were bora to Mr . and Mrs.: 22—Leonard P. Zlolkowskl, Lancaster. 23—Edward G. Volz, Tonawsnda. 24—Roy G. Thomas, 399 Riley. 21—Daniel A. Rydzynski. 7(B Sycamore. 23—Charles F. Rose Jr.. Tonawanda. 20—Kenneth Perry. 72 Russell. 21—Anthony M. Lewsndowski. 215 Co­

lumbus 24—John G. Kloepfer. Tonawsnda. 21—Donald B. Johnson, 579 Goodyear. 23—Joseph Nicholas Grassla, Tona­

wanda. 24—Frank D, Gille. 877 Breckenridge. 12—William Garrett, 220 Pine. 25—Isaac Dow, 38 Krettner. 20—Donald R. Daege. Bowmansvllle. 20—James W. Ansbrow, Darien Center. 10—Glover Tucker, 173 Walnut. 22—Edwin A. Superczynskl. 126 Loepere 21—Jacob L. Steck. Snyder. 22—Chester Ratajczak. 994 Sycamore. 23—Robert M. Pohl. 25 Mendola. 23—Theodore W. Paul. 751 Tacoma. 22— Anthony E. Panzlca, Cheektowaga. 22^—Charles V. Munschauer. Clgrence. 13—Ira McDuffle; «38 North Division. 23—Robert J. May. 5* Wakefield. 22—Joseph J. Llna. Cheektowaga. 22—Jerome Levan, 1245 Sycamore. 22—Francis R. Hammel. Kenmore. 22—Carmen G. Flltt. 27« Bustl. 22—Robert E. Edmiston. Williamsville. 23—John J. Donohoe, Kenmore. 22—Harry A. Davis, 183 Congress. 22—Vincent R. Coles, 84 French. 22—Frederick J. Batson. Jr., Amherst. 22—Richard P. AJessi. «0S E. North. 21—Robert A. walte, Tonawanda. 23— Robert Wiseman. 97 Durham. 22— WillruKl' W. Weller, 513 Rhode

Island. 21—Angelo J. Travale. 150 Connecticut. 20—Charles Shapiro. 455 Huntington. 21—Robert J. Rlvard, 1«4 Englewood. 23— Bennle Reed. 377 Riley. 21—Angelo J. Petrotto, Kenmore. 22—John C Mlnella. 575 Niagara. 23—Edwin B. Miller, 1954 Delaware. 20—Lucious Mahone, 143 E. Ferry. 20—Peter Lombardo Jr.. 103 Best. 21—Raymond V. Johnson, Tonawanda. 21—Stanley H. Grapes, Tonawanda. 23—Carl H. Dueringer Jr., Lancaster. 23—George Borrelli. 138 Congress. 21—Milton S. Allegretto. Orchard Park.

tments

Marriage Licenses Clarence Morrison. *29 William—Jean

Strater. 52» William. Alexander Banaszek. 231 Sobieskl—

Mary Switalski, 978 Lovejoy. Howard McGrath. 308 Bryant—Helen

Galisdorfer, 221 Wellington. Joseph Propls. 201 Schiller—June Pat­

terson, Williamsville. Gordon Christ. 136 Imson — Rose

Brundo, 37 E. Morris. Joseph Maxwell. 2263 Seneca—Anne

Ryan. 83 Newman. William Hess. Williamsville—LaVern

Carlson. 51 Olcott. Philip Saleml. 337 Hudson—Theresa

Capizsl, 130 Massachusetts. Jack Webster. 155 Colvin—Alice Jar-

not. 100 James. George Gesse. Lancaster — Julia

Zatyko, 167 Esser. Donald Gllnes. 21 Crowley—Rosemary

Horgan, 118 Gallatin. Daniel Sondel. 44 Page — Alfreds

Stachnik. 96 Bush. H. Paul Henderson. Kenmore —

Eleanor Kaufman, 18 Grape. Richard Angelll, 53 Lester — Joan

Guenther, 107 O'Connor. Louis Benz. 65 Cornwall—Arlene Mi­

randa, Lackawanna. Thomas LJthringer. 339 Landon —

Ruth Evelt. MS Shermsn. Peter Hall, Cheektowaga—Joan Burg-

stahler, 234 Sheridan. Alfred Lewandowskl. 134 Pierce —

Dolore.= Bembenek. 9 Bond. Hiram Cornwell, 903 Jefferson—Rose

Ivv, 160 Goulding . Richard Duermeyer. Tonawanda — Carol Htemenz, Tonawanda.

Mark Mqgavero. 161 Lexington—Mary Montana. Eggertsville.

Richard Koeppel. West Seneca—Ade­line Podgorskl. Hamburg.

Edward Huebert. 1 Cbe — Katherine Kelly, lOao-Ttfft.

John Gesel. Eggertsville — Joanne Maefs. 97 Wilbury. -

Freddie Bryant. 302 Hickory—Emma Smith, 2«9 Peckham. „ .

Richard Woods. 4 Markham PI. — Carmela Brunetto. 172 Georgia.

Vincent Caito, ms Michigan—Theresa Zambito, 511 West. '

Richard Young. Cheektowaga—Doro­thy Kersch, Hamburg. ^m

Thomas Carr. 125 Pawnee Pk.—Mary Wolfe, 69 Woodcrest. . ,

William Smith. 36 Salem — Elaine Ludwig. Lackawanna.

Robert Emerson. 699 Sherman—Marie Trippl, 54 St. James.

Deaths March 27_Dora S. Pratt, 71, Williamsville. 2*—Charles Jordan. 64, Cuba. 28—Steven Szymanek, 56, Depew. 27—Charles A. Gehl, 75, Snyder. 27—Franklin Stamer, 66. 341 Dartmouth. 27—George A. Kochersberger. 67, 113

i.udtngton. _ •26— Louis- T. Speyser. 82. 782 ElUcott. 27—Edwin Mosier. 71. 177 Winslow. 2«—Anthony C. Yerge, 54. 6 Courtiand. 20—Stephen Kurtz. 5«. 71 Myrtle. 27—Joseph Hall. 37, Wolcott. 2s—Leonard F. Choteaki. 57. 205 Play-

ter. 20—Harold G. Conger. 60, 82 Chatham. IN—Stojan Terbeck. 6S. Lackawanna. 29—Reuben Cohen, 55, 94 Ash. 29— Bella Wailens. 82, 87 Clairmont. a—Anna F. Zimmerman, 72, 1239 Mlchi-

27—Lawrence Wierxbicki. 70, 1375 Jef-ferson.

28—Catherine Moran (Sister Christinat. 63, 564 Franklin.

2*—Genevieve R. Sippel. 30, S24 Smith. 2S—Gertrude E. Keller. 72. 54 Oakgrove. 27^John Hauptmann, 78, 400 Monroe. 28—Stanley J. Guz, 53. 128 Townsend. 29—Charles Cole Timberman, 68, 113

Elmwood. 29—Mary Beimel. 74. St. Mary's, pa. 28—Jack Eckertson. 63. Lancaster. 27—James Arthur Gavey. 75. 302 Taun­

ton. 28—Clarence W. Fleischhauer, 61. Tona­

wanda. 28—Aim* Victor Frey, 58. 116 W. Win-

spear. 29—Jenny Gorbaty. 96, 25 Chatham.

\ - | »ancy Balch Underhill, 67. 4U4 Ash­land.

29—Jacob Tressel. 64. 96 Lombard. 27—Mary Scheffs. 71. 245 Detroit. 27—Helen Hall Ellsworth. &>. 55 Man­

chester. •—Mary- Deuser. 60, 475 Carlton. 27—Lillian Tavlor. 73. 1243 Michigan. is—William H. Bleyle, 61. Amherst. 28—Kittle Moorhouse. 85. 11 Hamlin.

SAFE, NEW, EASY WAY S T O P S

" — - w * W Ask far DgY.TABS —jy 8 N

AT BETTER DRUG STORES EVEBYWHEK

{First na IN CITY

Jr. MUM to Gordon C. El Nlemel: Jerry Marcus Jr.. Service; Gord< to Stumer's Sebastian Di Ferguson I32J S42.{&), Jerry " Banner Budgi loughby 187.23J berg; Charles Baum. dba A Co.; William son McCoy Pi man 1204 82 Marten's Paint

Thomas Salt: wardt. Inc.: Edmond L. 1691.14 to • Bobble Ford Co.; Eugene Wels; Robert B. Townsell I thal's Househi LaV*rn Hetsei Lehdc. dba rlno. dba Bea L'ntt Parts C< to Firestone John Hammo' Seheer. dba House.

Louise Fields dba Jack's J e w S297.87 to Mam Ridge Fashion S21.M to Unit Corp.; Norman Russ. dba Rui Wright $4813 dba MTS Bui Ford 141.60 to Jensen's Radio Ham R. Glass Shop, Inc.; Rol Joseph Weberi Delgatos Horn* ton Bedgar *r Co.; Milton " Dooling.

Horace J. Mi Inc.: Edward Anderson, dba Meier S47.90 to Randolph Alien] nic. dba Amei Co.; Joseph Mercantile Co 1502.40 to T. Si nard fc Raymoi Co.. Inc. f54.r Supply Corp., Jane C. Donahi to Buffalo Hoi Charity; Wilma, man Sapowitcr S20.35 to Wlllii Gowan Televls; B. Conboy 663. Jack Kidny $4 Robert B. McCl Veterinary Hosi

Joseph Wlllltt ers $130.20. Fn to Budget Boys Kilgore $19.44 Inc.: Elsie Fie! Robinson Co. $984.00 to Ha: Zajas $25.38 to dba Cross Psrk Luther Jackson & Herbert Shi Herb's Automoi nusso $226.10 Robert snd Th< Sattler's Inc.; Mrs. Florence Food Shop; Fn to Nicholas Gn baan $153 40 Samuel E. Chi Stuyvesam: Haj Norman Lovell.

IN CITY COr

329.41 to Grami Trust Co.; Lyi Ernest J. Kelle; $1.31)s.l9 to Inti John Mosier $1.1 *c Fsrm Supply rissev $67.88 to and waiter and to Sterling Fifti

James Palmer $6,125.78 to Nino cani, ss adminii James Saracenl. Longobardi; Rid Smukler 6 Zii $241.61 to H. and $428.06 to Hi Inc.; Archie D( Weller; Pleasani $740.11 to First

James and Rel Bankers Trust $1,«70.8« to Buff) T. Monaco Plum! $7,299.19 to Robii Inc.; George Hi more Builders Si Inc. 115,696.01 to Erie $113.30 to Frsnk Neely $87 Tax; James T. Pfeil Inc.: Hubei to Associates Di

is that of debtor! RT: John Adamczyk ground B. gflvarbarg;

$46.13 to Cisimer J. tx $63.15 to Marvin M.

Professional Process and Marie Long 176.97

Donald Mach $73.83. ma $228.21. Harry E.

William E. Bower Eubank* $49.41. all to Plan, Inc.: Ezra WI1-

to Slgmund B. Silver-Salvo $I17.*7 to Ralph

.Calendar & Specialty pittnieski $71.90 to Ne1

ry Co.: William Mos-Howard Marten, dba

$60 17 to Grav ft Deli­nk Limardi $13.75 to gin; Peter Hubbers tlo Industrial Bank:

74 to Aetna Finance en $16.35 to Philip B.

• l ion $776.04, Clayban 25. both to Spangen

Outfitting Co. Inc.: H i . w to Herbert E.

t Lehde: James Gui-Truck Stop $*4.73 to

John Spence *6&.<u & Rubber Co.. Inc.:

S37.70 to Clayton ew York Furniture

(47.20 to Jules Gordon, •rs: Alphonso Cardona

Weinstein. dba New loppe; Harry LaForne

Utilities a- Specialty tlelds $45.91 to Knoll Employment: Julius

Jexander Greenbaum, Plan Co.; John H.

ithony J. Jensen, dba ipply St Service; Wil-

to Riverside Men's E. Thomas $42.23 to

lea! McLean $31.46 to [^Appliances, Inc.: Wil­li to J. N. Adam £ >n $537.30 to Jerome

y $137.50 to Gamlers, eta $229.00 to Ronald ipitol Floor Co.; John

gT. A. Bowman. Inc.; 467.88 to Albert Med-n Home Equipment ick $51.00 to Home Robert L. Baldauf

van & Co. Inc.; Ber-Szumlgala & Rayben

to Harbro Plumbing ard Schuitz $58.34 to Vincent Tyrell $77.57 al of the Sisters of

Weber $51.04 to Hy-Edmund Fltzpatrick McGowan, dba Mc-Specialists: Edward

to Peter Young, Inc.; " to Frane E., Jr. £

and. dba McClelland 1 $36.77. Robert Flow-Militellb $31.50, all

rnlture Corp.; Emma "anner Budget Plan,

108.80 to James H. Howard A. Kaiser

Staats; Francis J. A. ft Irene Mack,

r ft Wall Covering; .80 to Mike Petrillo

ger. dba Mike's ft Service; Louis Gen-

Deaconess Hospital; a Harbin $125.20 to

ne Crane $100.99 to dovano, dba F ft F

Dudktewicz $116.10 ; Catherine Monken-Myrtle B. Vltitoe;

$1,598.72 to Hotel Knisley $31,40 to

Willie Bates 11,-NaUonal Bank ft

_ Taylor $1*3.70 to Dr.; Clyde V. Urban sal Revenue Service; r to N ft W Tractor |rp.; Thomas R. Mor-irling Finance Corp.

n Szymanski $503.17 Corp.

id Willie J. Minor Abate; Arthur Sara-

itor of the estate of 1,317.60 to James V.

Frasier $102.23 to rroann; Gordon Hill Butler Stores Inc. and Auto Loan Co.

l* $34.28 to Harry and Moses Bounds icredit Corp.

eca Willis $233.26 to George Hurlbert

Gravel Corp.; James and Heating Corp.

En Clay Products Co. ert $3,577.89 to Ken-j»ly Co. Inc.: Dulane Mph Else; County of svid A. Lookingbill; l»o Erie County Sales

sy $230.03 to W. J. W. Metzinger $103.32

iint Corp.

Hearing Fixed For Budget A, HaJLg

The Hamburg Village Board last night voted to hold a public hearing at 8 p.m. April 16 in the Village Hall on a proposed $428,-909 budget lor 1956-57.

Budget director Richard C. Van Orsdale said that under the pro­posed budget the tax rate would be increased from $26.15 to $26.50 per thousand. The 1955-56 budget for the village was $399,404.

The assessed valuation of property within the village has increased by $327,000 during the last Fear, he reported,

The board also approved a 10-year contract with the Erie Coun­ty Water Authority to provide the village a supplementary water supply of a minimum of 300,000 gallons per day.

The Weather U.S. Department of Commerce.

Buffalo. N. Y., April 2. 1956. Maximum temperature Is highest for

12 hours ending at 7:30 p.m. Minimum temperature is lowest for 24 hours end­ing at 1:30 p.m. Weather is at 7:30 p.m. All recordings are in Eastern Standard Time.

BUFFALO COURIER-EXPHESS. Tuesday. April 3. 1956 1 5

Cities BUFFALO Albany . . . . . . . Albuquerque . . . . . Atlanta , Boston Brownsville . . . . . . . Chicago Cleveland Des Moines . . . . . . . . Detroit Duluth . . . . . . . . . . . . Fargo . . . . . . . . . . . . Jacksonville Los A ngeles . . . . . . . Miami Minneapolis New Orleans New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Portland. Me. Portland, Ore. . . . . . Raleigh Rochester . . . . . . . . San Francisco . . . . Sault Ste. Maria . . Syracuse . . . . . . . Tampa Washington . . . . . . .

CANADIAN Montreal Toronto Winnipeg

Weather . . . . Rain . . . . Rain Pt. Cl'dy . . . Cl'dy . . . Cl'dy . . . Cl'dy . . . Cl'dy . . . Cl'dy . . . Cl'dy Pt. Cl'dy . . . Cl'dy . . . Cl'dy P«. Cl'dy Pt. Cl'dy . . . Clear . . . Cl'dy Pt. Cl'dy . . . Rain . . . Cl'dy . . . Cl'dy . . . Cl'dy . . . Cl'dy . . . Cl'dy . . . Rain . . . Clear . . . Clear . . . Rain . . . Cl'dy . . . Cl'dy

Tei Max.

54 46 49 80 52 86 79 65. 81 71 41 36 82 63 75 51 SO 45 67 61 48 79 75 48 58 M 49 86 63

STATIONS . . . Cl'dy . . . Rain . . . Cl'dy

42 88 88

tp. Mln.

37 17 34 5T 33 72 62 69 63 39 • SJ fi'J 43 69 38 or?

39 37 44 21 40 81 M 46 32 22 59 43

25 34 34

PolicM Record ACCIDENT—R|

749 E. River taken to Our Lad with a head crashed against Hopkins about 4i|

BURGLARY—r Liberty St.. enteu urday and 8 yf forcing a -rear ment valued at

lard C. Allen. 21, of Grand Island, was of Victory Hospital

try after his auto pole in Tifft near yesterday morning.

ffalo Chair Corp.. 24 between noon Sat-

frday morning by idow. Office equip-.62 was taken. -

FireWecord A.M. 12:55—Squad 5 to

Gregory, home.

1:04—Squad 1 Main, The London,

l:8f—944 E-mwo 22, of 111 fumes, rel mortal Hoi

6:16—Tifft and P.M.

1:22—334 E. Ferr no damage

3:07—Forest and! 3:23—Squad 4 to

52, all right

Gelston. Mrs. Anna ill, remained at

Hotel Worth, 200 is Qulgley, 61, of

dead on arrival. „ John Mark Brooks, Pldwell. ill from gas ived to Meyer Me-fcal. iy. pole, no damage-

overheated furnace. Clarendon, false. I Belter, Leroy Heft. on arrival.

Nonet To| SEALED PBOP

the undersigned at Chambers in County] until 11:00 o'clock ' 1$M, for the foil project:

Project Ho. PortervUl* Hoed, Creak, Town of Span—$<r, $0x»0 Roadway and App 20' wide Aiphsltic 1 of approaches—0.," Each bid or

by cash, draft or' bidder, payable to amount of nine " lars ($9,500.00).

Detailed pians of at lbs office of the Highways, Kris Count Buffslo. New York. Clerk of the ' County.

Plans, Inst special provisions blanks may be County Soperint Eagle Btreet. Bulls . meat of five dollars] of plans. A refund bidders for return tion, wtthln fifteen or rejection of the York State Sped" (traction mar be of the New York St Works. Division of

Attention of to the special proi Itemised Proposal to the minimum a this proposed coot s s certified far tl the Industrial New York-

Thls contract wi l l all necessary rights talned or options for this Impi the County Attorney

The successful execute the coni tpecu with the awarding ef coi

The right is bids if deemed County.

Clerk ef the

>NTRACTORS will be received br

Board of Supervisors' •'. Buffslo. New York,

, Tuesday. April 10, bridge construction

C. R. JM-1-5S. R. 359, over jJuftalo nlla. Type: Three

I Beam < Alpha); 34' ches. Pavement 1$.

wicret*. Total length tiles. shall be accompanied "fled check of the

County of Brie, la aa five hundred doi-

i work may be examined atjt superintendent of

134 West Eagle Btreet, " at the oiiias of the of Supervisors, Brie

bidders, bid sheets, financial statement at the office of tht

of Highways, 134 West New York, upon pay-

"00) to cover the cost be made in full to set. i s good eondl-< 15> of the award Copies of the New covering the con­s t Division offices

Department of Public 'jways. la particularly called

accompanying the Contract forms, and

rates to be paid under ' as per the schedule*

articular contract by sion of the State of

not be awarded natll way have been ob-

lor land required and so certified by Erie County,

will be required to comply In all re-

Law governing the

to reject say or all best interest of Kris

IN A. MARTIN of Supervisors

Erie County. N. Y. Mar 27-Apr 3

LOCAL OBSERVATIONS 7:30 a.m.—Temperature 43; humidity

55: precipitation, trace; wind velocity 8. 7:30 p.m.—Temperature 53: humidity

t l : precipitation. .01; wind velocity 10. Highest temperature this date In S3

years, 73 in 1945. Lowest tempersture this data in S3

years, 17 in 1881. April 3. 1056—Sunrise, 5:55 a.m.; Sun­

set, 6:43 p.m. Possible Sunshine—12 hours, 48 min­

utes. <on rises at 1:41 a.m.. sets at 11:27

p.m. TEMPERATURES AT BUFFALO

1 a.m.,'38 2 a.m., 39 3 a.m., 40 4 a.m., 41 5 a.m., 43 6 a.m., 43 7 a.m., 4.1 8 a.m.. 46

Maximum

9 a.m., 49 10 a.m., 54 11 a.m., 53 12 noon, 52

l p.m.. 52 2 p m., 54 8 p.m., 54 4 p.m., 54

04: minimum Mean temperature for

46; normal for the day 39

5 p.m., 51 « p m . , 52 7 p.m., 58 8 p.m., 50 9 p.m., 50

10 p.m., 50 11 p m., 49 12 mid., 49

37. the 24 hours

WEATHER SYNOPSIS An intense storm over the

Southern Plains is moving rapid­ly northeastward and warm moist Gulf air on its forward side will continue over Western New York today and tonight. This will be replaced by a limited amount of cooler polar air on Wednesday.

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