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P**ge T e n SYRACUSE HERALD-JOURNAL ftifr, Saturday, Margh 14, 49*g.

A W E R D I C K _ - I n Liverpool. N. Y., 1*4*. A D O L P H AWERDICK, aged 87 years .

March 13,

D E A TH ,RECORD

MRS. AZELLA B. BOYLE Last rites tor Mrs. Azella Borst

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Mrs. Robert G. Kenefkk Dies After Suffering Shock

Survived by three daughters. Mrs. Q. J. . , , , . - . „ . , . . , gckeritn arm Mrs.'joseph Johannes, both Last rites for Mrs. Azella Borst A shock suffered last night at 9tald, and continued residence in W t ^ o M ^ ! & t n d ^ i w 0 F . A ; S r : i B o > ' , e ' 8 9 ' o f 2 1 4 *La11 Avenue. Sol- o'clock at her home in the Ellis I this city during later years, when ;ick of Syracuse; eight grandchildren, vay, who died Frlaay at a Solvay r o u - r t Apartments 101 Woodbine fte n e a d e d t n e sports staff of the

c o n v a l e s c e n t h o m e w i l l h » . . hwlrl * ' '

Curb Quotations I Complete Closing Stock Market Quotations

neral from the home of his daughter •a. M. J. Cobey, 308 Alder Street, Mon­

day at s A M A M Uon. Arrangement*, O. H. Maurer.

convalescent home, will be. .held st. Joseph's church at 9:30 privately at 2 P.M. Sunday at. the

Friends invited, interment Assump- 1 h o m e o f h e r s o n

BOVLE—March 13.

Lester Boyle,-at the Hall Avenue address, the Rev,

1942, AZELLA BORST I Charles N. Ouderkirk of Freeman QOYLX, aged 89 years . Survived by four A v e n u e M e t h o d i s t C h u r c h ' nff ir lat sons, one sister. Ave grandchildren a n d ! * v e n u ^ M e i n o a i s i CTll ircn OHHMI nine great-grandchildren. Private services' l n g . B u r i a l Will b e i n B e l l e I s l e at thehomeof Jier son. Lester z. Boyle. | Cemeterv. Mrs. Boyle, a native of 314 Hall Avenu B*v. Charles °Oudcra1iri(

aVorTiciatmg!1Taft S e t t l e m e n t , i s s u r v i v e d by f o u r Friends wishing mav call Saturday, 2 to: s o n s . L e s t e r 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. Burial at Belle Isle Frank H. Wenz ft Co. directing.

. BUROICK—In Liverpool. N. Y.f March 12.

Avenue, claimed the life of Mrs. Edith H. Cantwell Keneflck, 54, wife of Robert G. Keneflck, at 7:50 A.M. today.

Mrs. Keneflck was president of the Syracuse Lighthouse Service League, a communicant of the Church of the Blessed Sacrament,

William, James and rand a member of the Mothers Club Jesse Boyle; a sister, Mrs. Alice Russell; five grandchildren, and

19«2. JESSIK "PORTER BURDicK sur- n i n e ' great-grandchildren. vived by one daughter. Virginia Burdick;j » two sons, Grant A. and Howard C. I 1.1*118 P WASTYVfUlTi Burdlck: tour grandchildren; two broth-I **«-»» «-. t w i n u u u era. Ralph and Frank Porter. Funeral I P r i v a t e r i t e s f o r L o i s C a r o l i n e services will take place from her late jr-jstwnnrl 1 1 riaiio-htf»r nt M r nnri home. 910 Second Street. Sunday aftet- i a s i w o o d , 1J a a i l g n i e r Ot M r . a n a noon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends are invited.Mrs. Clayton E. Eastwood of Cicerov

'TMki?'* sonMinncna'rgdee CtmeleT1- L 1*;who died at the family home on [Friday, will be conducted at 1:30

CARROLL — m this city, March 13. 1942. P . M . Monday at the home. Burial

of Theta Phi Alpha at Syracuse University, the Convent . School Auxiliary and the Eastwood Busi­ness' Association.

Mrs. Keneflck had been a leader too in business affairs of Eastwood, conducting a millinery business at ,2,620 James Street the last five years.--

A native of Boston, Mass., Mrs

Syracuse Journal. Besides her husband, Mrs. Kene­

flck leaves two sons, Robert G. Keneflck, Jr., of Utica^ and Thomas W. Keneflck of the United States Army; two daughters, Miss Edith M. Keneflck, a student at the Yale Nursing School in N e w ' Haven, Conn., and Miss Catherine Louise Keneflck, a student at Rochester University; two grandchildren^ Robert R. and Richard Keneflck of Utica; two brothers,' Francis D. Cantwell of Hingham, Mass., and Richard Cantwell of Syracuse, and three sisters, Mrs. Edward D. Has­san of Boston, Mrs. Lillian Clif­ford of Hyde Park, Mass., and Mrs. Josephine Curley of Hingham.

Friends may call at the Carl E.

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^r P ?uSd A c?ec^^rt i i ;reT 0 n d an b ^wiH be in North Syracuse Ceme-"|late Dennis J. and Ellen Cantwell. one daughter, Edward and Ariene Carroll;! tery. Besides her parents, thei gfcl »"* was educated in Boston, and

Keneflck was a daughter of the jWelter funeral establishment in James Street tonight and Sunday

^}&^&'£%$£%£%£0.;» survived-by a brother. Charles i became the bride of Robert G. rus and R. c. Eiwood Fiske; her grand-1 Asa Eastwood; a, sister, Eunice i Keneflck in that city in 1910. gS? e / ;n

M r s ; A ? a S e i n i e JT"""?1 S " b^! Jane Eastwood; her maternal I The couple came to Syracuse In S d i T r t i A k f f j R B ^ ' P i i i t o o t h e r , Mrs. Geneva Wood-| lM2 when Mr. Keneflck became

church at 9:30. Friends invited. Burial j ward, and her paternal grand-1 sports editor of the Syracuse Her-'Thomas Cemetery at. Agne. cemetery. I mother. Mrs. Minnie Eastwood, all'

B A Z L C T O N — O n March 12. 1942, CHARLES. I o f C i c e r o , i' H e Is s u r v i v e d by one son, Winfred; o n e

afternoon and evening. The body will be taken to Palmer, Mass., Monday for a solemn requiem mass at , St. Thomas Church Tuesday morning, and burial will be in St.

ing is an official list of bonds and stocks traded in on the New York Curb Market today

Sales (in 100a)

3 Am Cyan B . . . . . . . S Apa Exp L S Am Oaa A El

1* Am Maracaibo 3 Am Rapubhc* 1 Ark Nat O u A . . . 1 Ati eat Flab . . . . ."

.00 Baldwin Loco war. 3 Barium Sta 8 t l \ . . . 5 Beech Aire 1 Bell Aire 4 B t r t * Oar Furn 1 Bl iss < • W) 2 Breeze Corp . . . . . . . 4 Brewst Aero l .Ca-ta l in A m . . . . . . . . 3 Cities Service . . . . .

,S0 do pf . , . . . 3 Cleve Tract . . . . 1 Colo Fuel ft I war. 2 Colum O ft O 1 Conn Tel ft El . . . . 1 Gone Oaa u t . . . . . . 3 Cant Roll ft Stl . . . 2 Creole Pet . . . . . . . .

47 Croft Brewing . . . , , 4 Cuban Atl Sua- . . . 2 Eagle Pich Ld 1% 6 El Bond ft .Sh I 1 Eo,uity—-Cbrp 3/10

11 Falrchild En ft Air 1% 1 Ford Mot Ltd 1% 3 G l e n Aid Coal . . . . 13% 2 Gulf OU 29% 1 Hecla Min 5% 2 Humble Oil 47 1 111 Iowa Pow dlv e t 1%

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New York, March 14 <*>-Foliow-f N«,w York, March 14 (*»—Pollow-lng tk the complete closing list of today's transactions in , stocks on

. the New York Stock Exchange:

altter. Miss Gertrude Hazleton. and sev- ***»»«»«—« « oral grandchildren. Funeral services will C l l A R L E f * H A Z F . L T O N be held from the Allanson Funeral Home, , , , . , r-u„». i .„ r j „ , « u ^ , n Phoenix, N . Y.. sundav at 3 P . M . Tem- , R i t e s f o r C h a r l e s H a z e l t o n , a porary interment at phoenix Rural c e m e - | f o r m e r r e s i d e n t o f W e s t P h o e n i x ,

Clyde for burial. Mr. Turner is survived by a sister, Mrs. W. F. Dorf.

tery. Arrangements, Robert S. Carpenter, j w h ( J d i e d T n u r s d a y a t O n o n d a g a j MISS RUTH E, WINTER Final rites for Miss Ruth Eliza-

JUBER — in this citv. March 13th. 1942. Hill, will be conducted at 3 P.M. beth Winter 21 daughter of Mr B R ^ E T AGNES JUBER. survived by tw'o; S u n d a v . i n t h e A l l a n s o n funera l • -- - - ' « " - - . a a u B m « - - - • • slaughters, two sons, Mrs. Mllo Wiley, Mrs. - _ Bkeymond LaFrance, Joseph and Thomas h o m e , P h o e n i x , b y t-he ReV. D o n --Mber: eight grandchtidren, two great-1 a i d C o n d o n of A l l S a i n t s E p i s c o p a l Kandchildren. Funeral will be held from •/>»,•,-„v, c , , i * „ „ V u , , k » j . , „ , ;u h«

«e,of her daughter, Mrs. Aiiio wiiev. Church, Fulton. The body will be W02 East Fayette street. Mbnday at 10:00 placed in a vault in Phoenix Rural A.M.; St. Joseph's French Church at 10:30. ' f p m n t e r v n o n H i n o h n r i n l at M n r v -jariends and members of salt city Circle. J - e m e i e r y p e n m n g r j u n a i a t M a r > 4W. Companions of the Forest of America, | l a n d , N . Y . M r . H a z e l t o n IS s u r -

Bunai s . Mary's | v i v e d b y a s o n > winfred Hazelton; ia sister, Miss Gertrude Hazelton,

\ aUNKFiCK — in this city, March u; 1942. ! a n d several grandchildren. v M R S . E D I T H H. KENEFICK. Surv ived by 6

' , husbar.ti. Robert G.; two sons, Robert G , !—~ Jr.. of TJtica and Thomas w . of u s. M R S . B R I D G E T J I B E R Army; 'two daughters. Miss Edith M. of •»

The funeral of Mrs. Bridget Juber, a life resident of Syracuse,*

Are Invited to attend. Cemetery.

and Mrs. Philip Winter of 7 East Gertesee Street; Baldwinsville, who died Tuesday in Worcester, Mass., City Hospital, will be conducted at 2 P.M. Monday in the R. L. Mad­den • funeral home, Baldwinsville, with burial in Riverview Cemetery, that village Miss Winter is sur-" m e m b e r o f Z i o n - - Evangelfal Lu vived by her parents, and five brothers, Edward and Raymond of

Nicholas Walther J>ies; Funeral to Be Held on Monday

Nicholas John Walther of 620 Park Street, a native of Germany and resident of Syracuse 50 years, died Saturday at his home.

Mr. Walther was at one time employed hy the Ryan Brewing Company and later at the Onon­daga Pottery Company. He had been retired 11 years. He^was a

theran Church, the Workmen's Sick and Death Benefit Associa-

New'Haven . Conn., and Catherine Louise Keneflck of Rochester; two brothers, Fran-

Sft^^Kui'ttr^^^^ d i e d F r iday at the home.oil MRS. MARIE L. GAIGE ward D. Hassan of Boston. Mrs. Lillian j her daughter, Mrs. Milo Wiley, I Mrs. Marie Lindsay Gaige, a na-S r W J s ? . ^ Fayette Street, will be Stive-of Newcomb and resident of Robert R. and Richard Keneflck of utica. i conducted at 10 A.M. Monday at Syracuse 24 years, died Saturday SgoTjIm«*yst"et ^at'urdfy"""" 9H 0SdJ t h e W i l e y h o m e a n d a t 10:30 at her home, 1103 East Genesee •unday, 2 to 5 and 7 to 9. Burial Tuesday 'O'clock in Saint Joseph's (French) (Street, Surviving are her husband, tn Palmer, Mass. , j Church. Burial:, will be in St. I Clarence Gaige; three daughters,

•• UCtoN—Of this city. March u, 1942, DEL- 'Mary's Cemetery. Mrs. Juber was Mrs. Edward Laws of Glen Echo, Miss Patricia Ryan of Syra-

Augusta Fla Arthur of Endicott t i o n a n d w a s t r e a surer of the Frank of Baldwinsville and Joseph -Winter of Honolulu.

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Regional Market

PHTNE TEMPLETON NIXON, survived a charter member of Salt CityiMd • Z ^ X J F P & n S I ® . S t o d g e 485. Companions of the For- cuse, and Mrs. Herbert Smith of h o m T 620 Park s C t f h e Rev

S S %££; M r „ t r j ^ S i c r e - ^ ° f A m e n C a _: J J S S . ahermofhde?rM5yAnnn°a i S k S . 2 f e '&*«&• . B u r i a l

Mrs. Jeanette Brown, and one brother. „ „ „ , „ . „ , „ , „ „ , . „ ^ - o o ^ , . . f > ^ c u s e - ner motnors Mrs. Anna will be in Woodlawn Cemetery.

latter organization for many years., T o t a I 8t0Ck s a l e $ today> 41i000 5 n , r e s Surviving are his wife, Mrs. !year ago. 74,910 shares.

Mary' Schirmer Walther: two daughters, Mrs. Patrick J. Murphy

? H « r t ? . r % . R w ! u » . H U d f r X fl, f0"' All retail quotations held Arm at the Re. C h a r l e s P W a l t h e r o f O s s i n i n g ; g i 0 „ a i Market today as farmers enjoyed an , h ^ e e , ? r a n d d a u g h t e r s , M i s s P a t - ; a c U v e trading session, demanrreorreshond-

jricia. Miss Elizabeth and Miss Kath-|mg with plentiful supplies, leen Murphy; a grandson, Charles wholesale commission houses reduced the Lawrence Walther of Ossining. I price of string beans but increased the rates

F u n e r a l s e r v i c e s Will b e COh- ! °n broccoli, Texas cabbage and chicory, ducted at 2 P. M. Monday at the I RETAIL VUOTATIONS

I Furnished bv New Ynrt State Department of Agriculture and Markets Apples. CorUand. oushel

TesasAeton: one niece, one rvephsw.,*W'^ SOPHRONIA B. CARROLL;Lindsay of Glens Falls; threai »*2.^JII*^rlyi,lV0S\eQ-Vn4

n>?nrrk' Rites for Mrs. Sophronia B. Car- brothers, Lee, Bernard and Bee-: Mi* S t r e e t . M o n d a y morn ing at 9.30 0 clock , . . - . ^ T . _ ' , ' and requiem mass at Calvary Episcopal roll, wife of Cecil D. Carroll of 709 man Lindsay of Glens Falls, and Church. 1511 James street, at 10 o'clock, j Turtle street, who died Friday at six grandchildren. Services will be m e n d , invited lUnghamton papers please g t J o s ( ? p h , s H o g p i t a l i w i l , b e c 0 n . | c o n d u c t e d a t ' 8 : 4 5 A . M . T u e s d a y

ducted at 9 A.M. Monday in the!at the home, and at 9:30 o'clock J. J. Malloy funeral home and at!in Saint Joseph's (French) Church.

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THOLENS— At her late home. 128 Redfleld Place, Syracuse, March 14. 1942. LAVILLA

Be-:9:30 o'clock in Saint John the Burial will be in

Agnes' Cemetery.

HKLTY. wife of Charles P. Tholens aides her husband, she is survived by o n e i B a O t i s t C h u r c h daughter, Mrs, E m e r s o n c . Underwood pf ~ ™ r

Syracuse. Funeral Monday morning a t ^ t Grace Episcopal Church at U o'clock. Rev. t Bradford H. Tite officiating, interment at ; n n V A T t l 1W n l o i r Oakwood Cemetery. Arrangements by C. * JJiwr A t i u J*I. t I \ I \ K R-Baton. , T>onald Malcolm Clark, infant

y, March 14, 1942, ;Son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Clark R, 620 Park Street. | 0 j ]

Syracuse Memorial Hospital.

Burial will be in St. Mary's Cem etery.

WALTHER — In this eit;

^ r ^ e a ^ / ^ f t ^ r t ' K a r y ^ h ^ ! ^ 1 " ' ' ' • • ' " • » ' = » -Walther. two daughters. Mrs, P. J. Mur- | Ml

?by and Mrs. Robert Hilder: son, Charles T h e b o d y w a s re e a s e d t o t h e W e l -. WalUier of Ossining, N.Y.: three g r a n d - l f f , I T , p r n i u n m „ o w n T O I A .

daughters. Misses Patricia. Elizabeth a n d . i f r m n . . . . . Kathleen Murphy; grandson, Charles L. ( S t r e e t , Walther. Member of Zlon's Lutheran Church. Services Monday, 2 P.M., late home. Rev. C P. Jensen officiating. Burial Woodlawn. Arrangements by Welter.

MISS MARGARET L. CAWLE*-" Last rites for Miss Margaret L,

WoRDiN—March 12,1942. ELLA WORDEK. [Cawley, who died Thursday, were Survived by her daughter Mrs. Georgia j c o n d u c t e d a t 9 A . M . S a t u r d a y a t Mae Benton; one sister. Mrs, Cora S n y - : . . * „ , _ « „ « v ,„ . „ , V . »» der of uttea, N. T., *nd five grandchii-!lhe home of her niece, Mrs. Mar-dren. Services at the Carl J, Bal lwegi t in P . W a l s h , 1 1 4 C a d i l l a c S t r e e t Home • for Funerals, 4612 South Salma , ,_ j _» n .^n A A* e.e c „ i * « T„I Street, Monday at 2 P.M. Interment at ,™a a t J.M A . M . a t S a i n t J o h n Souie Cemetery. the Baptist Church. The Rev

-_ - . j John W. Lynch was celebrant at a> high mass of requiem, assisted by the Rev. Roy F. Fournier as dea-sori and the Rev. Dr. William J. Glynn as subdeacon. The Rev. Charles A, Dee was in the sanctu­ary. Bearers were Edward J. Mur­phy, Walter J. Gaughn, John A. Porceng. James F. Mack, Daniel J. Kiely and Charles M. O'Donnell. Burial was in St. Agnes' Cemetery:

David Bibb Graves Dead at 68: Twice

Alabama Governor Montgomery, Ala., March 14

(JF>.~David Bibb Graves, 68, twice Governor of Alabama and a can­didate for a third term, died un-pectedly at Sarasota, Fla., early today.

Mrs. Graves was awakened by the former Governor's heavy breathing and summoned Dr. A. L. Matthews aboul—2

said he

C A R D OF T H A N K S

gE WISH TO THANK our friends and neighbors tor their kindness shown to us in the Ulness and death of our daughter and sister. Also those who sent floral Offerings and cars.

MR. and MRS JOSEPH ALBINO FRANK and SAMUEL ALBINO MR. JOSEPH VIRCILLO

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

sCorn i»ll. Clement A Greenlea. I T H H Greenleaf. I • M • Mti

sera. Home hit w Onondast

' M L. I /AM/AIIAN f t taerai Service. 5:i Tompkins St e-saet

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physician after,,

Graves recently underwent op­erations in Baltimore and was convalescing at Sarasota before opening his campaign for the Democratic gubernatorial nomina­tion in the May 5 primary,

Arthur Thompson, Former Official Dies; Rites Monday

Funeral services are to be Con­ducted Monday for Arthur R.. Thompson, former commissioner of public works for the City of Syra­cuse and a 32d degree Mason, who died of a heart attack Friday night at. his. home. Rites will be con-rlal home at 2 P.M. by the Rev. Dr. Calvin M. Thompson, Jr., of Dela­ware Street Baptist Church. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery.

Mr. Thompson suffered a stroke three years ago and since had been in poor health. He died an hour after he was stricken last night

He was a member of Central City Lodge 305, F. and A. M. His father, Aaron R. Thompson, also was commissioner of public works,

; TJ^;' holding that position in 1902, and died shortly a S a i n f r o m 1 9 0 4 t o 1 9 0 6

Funeral Services Deaths of Prominent] ??* ?.und,ay fo,r

MRS. CLARA M. HAR F.n.'l r tes for Mrs. Clara Mer-

!>-o««2 | r n s Harris, who died Wednesday. v\ ere conducted at 2:30 p. M. Sat­urday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Clarence B. PulVer, 411 Scott

0 A V 1 D P . K E A R N E Y [Avenue, the Rev. Dr. John E. Hum-.IHoma stl Oiffordst. Phone s-2811 •'""" of the English Lutheran ^%>T»O/SVT i~r'vr\\*k~aTC | f h u r c h o f t h e Atonement offlclat-O M P S O N & L E O N A R D i n g . .. Burial, wag In Woodlawn

MSI Jajn«»k_Fh. 3-»W^-jW C4»rri4>tery. Bearerg were Harry MeKlNLEY BROS. ' \^ $*&, J?'"0*'8, £'"?& „Pul"

II. MeirLdV i a McKimer LM„ 3-84*3beri ™«*r« Schaum, Carl Wolfrom

KEEOAN k OSBELT Bnatt atSM.Bal lna Phone 3-4813

C. C. C A R R O L L & CO l«ral S e r v i c e . 1311 Milton Ave

and Frank Kisselsteln.

P h o n e t i « • « » • • • ' . ' < • H f ,

-grandchildren

ii8 C. R. EATON fssjfcerai c » a p « i

1 N Y D E R F U N E K A L CO 4J8BK OSQSSM r r n . i m . i v i U . i 4 1889

JOHN CUNG * SON ipsa 8 M N S a n a a B ( l a n t M s . » i t n

BTHBIs lloi.i.(LN

MRSu AI'Ot'STA m i i l l . Mrf. AiiKiiNfft O'DcIT, widow of

Marsellua O'Dell, died Saturday at St. Joseph'" Hospital after a short Illness She i» survived hy a daugh-

** . J. P. Carroll, and two Funeral sarvioeg

iwiil ii*. roniluHed at the home of Mi-. Carroll, 130 Beverly Road, al I I' M Monday. Burial will he in Woodlawn t'emetery.

Persons in America J"RE0 L. SEELEY

Ashevllle, N. C , March 14 W,— Fred Loring Seeley, 70, capitalist, at his home on Sunset Mountain after a brief Illness, He supervised construction of Grove Park Inn here and later operated the hotel. He was owner of Blltmore Indus­tries and directed the management of Battery Park Hotel'here, which his wife owned.

Apples. Mcintosh, uushel

Apples7Northern 8ov. oushel.'*! Beets, bushel Beet greens, bushel Butter, pound. Cabbage, b u s h e l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cabbage, b u s h e l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Celery, doseu Eggs, large, crate Eggs, medium, crate Eggs, medium, d o z e n . . . . . . . . . . . Eggs, large, retai l . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fowls, dressed, p o u n d . . . , . . . . . . Fowls, live, heavy. Dound Fowls, light. Bound . . . . . . . . Springers, Leghorn, pound. . ' . . . Broilers, colored, pound . . . . . . Honey strained, S p o u n d s . . . . . .

^eeks. dozen bunches . . . . . . . ettuce, hothouse, d o z e n . . . . . . .

Onions. 50-Dound sack Parsnips, bushel Potatoes, 60-pound bag Potatoes. Empire State, i s lbs Potatoes. 15-lb. sack 0. S. No. 1 Potatoes, SO-lb. ssck. U. 8 No. 1 Radishes, dozen bunches. H H. . . Rhubarb, doz. - 1-lb. b u n c h e s . . . . Squash. Hubbard, p o u n d . . . . . . . Tu-nlps Purple Top. b u s h e l . . . . Turnips Rutabaga . . . . . . . ' 6 8 8 Vegetable Oysters, dozen bens, so

WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS Prices quoted to Syracuse wholesale e o n -

mission houses as furnished by the New Y< I State Department of Agriculture and Markets: Artichokes, b o x . . . . . . . . Apples. Delicious, crate.

1 25«3 1 2 5 « l .oeea 1 50*5 65«f 1.359

35«* .ssa .BOO 8SM

9.30©

1 60 1 40 1.33 3 00

75 1.40

40 89

.85 80

8.30 8 40© 8 08

.33 a

.ssa . 3 0 0

.21©

. I T f

.18*1 2 2 «

. 8 8 9

.9044 , 8 0 9

1.75«J 1.30Q

.884) . 3 2 0 . 3 1 9

4 0 9 1 .003 iv»*a .7541

38 43 34 33 18 20 34 88

1 00 65

2 25 1 50 1 08

34 32

1 00 45

1.20 02

1.00

9 • 1 Bald Loco ct 1 Bait A Ohio . . . < . . .

.10 Bangor 4c Ar, p t . . .

1 Bayuk Cigar . . . . . . 3 Bcnef Ind Ln S Beth Steel 2 Btgelow-Sanf I Black A Decker . . . 1 Blaw-Knox 6 Boeing Airplane . .

6 Borg-Warner 3 Bridgeport Brass . .

14 Brlggs Mfg , 1 Bklyn-Man Tr . . . . 5 Bklyn Un Oas . . . . 1 Bucy rus-Erie . . . . . . 5 Budd Mfg

.70 do Pt 1 Budd Wheel 3 Burling ItftHs . . . : . .

10 Burr Add Mach . . .70 Bush Term Bid Pf ct

f Butler Bros 1 Byron Jackson . . . .

r>

12H 3%

•26 » 5

' 8*4 16H I7*V 12V, 58% 18% 14% 6tt

17% 18 23'A

8% 18Vs

IV* B% 1% 2%

5' 6%

16 V, 8%

21 5%

n

12% . 3% 36

8 8%

16 G 17% 12'A 58 18% 14% 6%

17% 13% 33%

8% 18%

1% U* 7V4 2%

6% 16 6%

"Mr i i

61 33 8 3 % 87 15% 33 V. 18 V4 6 % 3 %

12% 3%

26 8 8%

16% 17%

m 18% 16%

8% 17% 13 33%

8 % 18%

1% 8% VA 3%

53% 6%

16 6%

' l w t% 11

1 Cal lahan Z-Lead . 3 Campbell W y a n t . 1 Can Dry O Ale . 4 Canad Pacific . . . 1 Case (J II Co . . .

.20 Case (JH Pf . . . . 2 Caterpll Tractor .

, 3 Oelanese Corp . . . .40 Celanese pr pf , . ,30 do 7 Pf . . . . i .

1 Celotex Corp* . . . 3 Cent Aguirre . . . . 1 Cent Foundry . . . 1 Cerro de Pas . . . .

.10 Cert-teed t'Apt . 1 Champ Pap <t F

.10 do Pf

13% 11 Y,

m 6 1 %

16% 116

87% 7%

18 V. 1 %

2»% 25% 16 87

% 13% 12%

4% 6 1 %

20 Ches & Ohio 3 8 % 1 Chi A E 111 A 1 Chi a r t West . 2 do pf 1 Chi Pneu Tool . . . . 1 Chi Rk Is & Pac . 1 do 8 pf•'.: . . 1 Chickaeha Cot Oil

16 Chrysler Corp . , . . ; 53%

% 13 % 11% • 4% 6 1 %

118% 118% 118% 3 5 % 35 3 5 %

18 18% 116 116

87% 87% 7 %

1 7 % 1 %

28 % 25% 16 87 28 %

4% 3 %

10% 16

% 6/16 12% 52% 25%

4% 2 V*

10% 16

% 5/18 13%

Surviving Mr Thompson are h l s , ^ ^ ' ^ ^ . ^ wife, Mrs. Maude Thompson, and'Earanas box, 40 pounds.. t w o s o n s , A . R o b e r t T h o m p s o n of iBeans, green, hamper

1 Beans, wax. hamper Beets cra te .

Silver Springs, Md.. _. and Donald Thompson of Syracuse.

Mrs. Sarah Kaplan Last rites will be held Sunday

afternoon for Mrs. Sarah Kaplan, wife of Israel Kaplan, who dledi^ip1*

3 7 5 9 4.00 2 flOfft 2 45 2 H0H 2.63 2 50« I 75 3 . 2 5 § 3 50 5.25W 5.50 . . 7 5 « 5.00 1 85 4 25 4.25

Broccoli, Texas, crate Brussels Sprouts, dram. . Brussels Sprouts q u a r t . . . . . . . . .23 Cabbage, Texas, erate , 3.80" Ca .ots, c r a t e . . . . , . , , . . . , . . . . . , 4.35

3.18" 3.36

.78' 4 00' 3.25

FREDERICK II. CfH)KINtillAM Utica, Maich 14._Fredartck H.

Cooklngham, 63, a lawyer, in a hospital here. At on* time he was partner ln the nrm of Cooklngham, Sherman A Cooklngham, of which the late James S. Sherman, former

Carrots, Texas, % e r a t e . . . . . . Cauliflower, crate Celery, dozen b u n c h e s . . . . . . . . Celery, Calif., Paso*!, crate . . . C lery , Florida, t r i t e , . , . . ; . . Chicory, c r a t e . . , . . . . . . . , , . . . . Coeoamit*. bag . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cocoanuts. dozen . . . . . . :

the family home, 1 no %^d\w™'*a'"""\ Ea»t Oentsee Street, after a short oariic card. 1 dozen packages illness Rabbi Irwin I. Hyman will :gSplir«!L TS1 . - ." pms, oo,. officiate at services at 2 P.M. iniorapes Emperor, tug,,, Temple Adajh Yeshurun, assisted P-^ns, Caflforni* » i . by Cantor Samuel Arluck. Burial wUl be in Adath.Xeihurun Ceme-' tery. —

Born ln Russia 74 years ago, Mrs, Kaplan had lived here 52 years. She was a member of the Council of Jewish Women, the Hadassah and the. Auxiliaries of Temple Adath Yeshurun and the Jewish Home for the Aged. • Surviving, besides her husband, ;ne a son, Arthur A. Kaplan of New York City; four daughterg,

3 on 4.50 4 80

34 3.75 4.80 3.35 3.40 1.00 4 75 4.50

1 Cles Graph B r . . . . . . . 35% 2 Coca-Cola 87% 41% 3 Colgate-Pajm-P . . . . 13 11%

.20 Col A South % %

.30 do 1 pf 1%

.10 do 3 Pt 1% 2 Col Fuel A? Iron . . . 15 3 Colum Br 'cas t A . . . 8% 5 Colum O&El . . . . . . 1% 1 do 6% Pf 39 1 Co.um F l c t , . . . . . . . , - * 2 Colum Carbon . . . . . 54 5 Coml Cred i t 16% 7 Coml I n v e s t T r . . . . 2 1 % 1 do cv pf 101 2 Coml Solvents 8%

47 Com'wkh it South. %

1% 1%

16 9% IV.

39 %

53 16% 2 1 %

101 9%

7% 17%

. 1% 39% 25 % 16 97 29 >«

4% 3 %

10% 16

% 5/16 12% 53 V. n 12

% 1 %

15 9% 1%

39 »%

54 16% 2 1 %

l « r8%

do pf 30% 11 Com'wealth Xdis

8 Consol Alrcr . . . 9 Cons Edison . . . . 3 do pf 2 Consol Film md I do pf

3.60«i 3.15 * Consol OU . . . . . . 8 80(9 8 00 ,J Cont Can

•841 88 3 Cont Ins . . . . . . . . 5 8 0 0 a 38' 3 Cont Motors . . .

S 281 1 Cont Oil Del . . . 3 b 0 « 1 251 . W Corn Exchange .

40Q 4Si l Corn Products .. 1 504J i 80 • « 4o pf . . . . . 3 S0*» 4 08 * Crane Co .......

4 00 3.30 _ do Sv pf

Lettuce, Iceberg, erate. Limes, Persians,, ooz . . . . . . . . Mushrooms, large, 3-lb. basket onions. 50-pound sack Onions. Idaho, 80-pound sack

4 78 3 80

.80

> 2f 3.75

l e i Service 188 * (lei.*w« at ' 4-888.

' S U W A H O .I KYAN

l " M N U . . M l i . ' ril#t for John Pfnhl, who

died Wediivatlay, were conducled at Die home of tils brniherin-law,

iiu.> IH t, 4-U08 4-6I03 jKeed Robbing, Bff7 Molloy Hoad, and at S:.K) o'cloch In Ma Int JoMphg • r . . in iii i inn, h, where) ihe Rev. William Metal* calcbratad A high niaag of ie<|tneiii Burt«t wag l n Assumption l e m e i e i y tzearer* w*r« (Irovtr lA*iiang», lo ins

PAY, Phon« t-HOO iKline, rioyd H..». Ce.il lUhn, ABSiriAirr MM W OH.,»U»*O» thumaa i'wHits *nd John *luHivai»

Vice Prealdent of the United States, w u s member. Mr. Cooklngham I Mf'i Sa"n"u',j"'^"Chapin "o7"scarA-

Mra. William A Hartsdale, and the

Onions, red. tO-pound sack 3 384} 3.80 Onions, white. 80-pound s a c k . . . 3 384B 3,80 Or.nsei . Calif. nav«U b o s . . . . 3 8049 9 13 Oranges. Temple, box 2 244* 3 . 8 | Oranges, Ftonda. box 3.3838J 3.88 Parsley, doaea b u n c h e s . . . . . . . . . _ M Pears. Anjou, box 3.384] | . « Peas, green, bushel, . Peppers, green, erate Pineapples, c r a t e . . . . . . . Potrtosa, lOO pound. l . t l f f 1.80 Potztoes swert hamper 9 38*1 I N

1 4 . . . . . . . . . - . .M . . . . . . . . . . . j . a e s g # . i s

j-stsf-a

wai graduated from Hamilton !(ja'|e Cbllegc and New York J.aw Sihgol.

e Newell Announces Opening of Funeral

Home on Salina St.

Pntstoee Idaho ooz. Redithea, erate Rhubarb, 6-pound-packages.. .

t flhallou. dozen b u n c h e s . . . . . . B e v d «»f fSpinach, Tezas, b u s h e l . , . , , , , .

, , , ^ ' . . iTangennes. bog , , , M lanes Men- | , „ „ . i , „ 8 repack, 10 Tb bog.

rletta nd Beatrice Kaplan of NewlJjfnjg^tagi^BVi^ig^igi'iog j Md J

1 » N WAir>KI.K

Sallaa 8 344* t-i

JOHN i d M P e i

J , M O U . O Y MI9 MUtesi A n 4 Mil

A U p o l l l . i i l i n t n n & I ' l N x i e r O B UltlMAH I M I , « I M. . . . I

I C I I A H I i \ i . . \ I ; I I I I I I t i l W . . I . . . H * 1»F»

J O H N OIMIN'SKI l i s t W t Ha w e s t

•niTO A Rons ssa * S ta lg *B> 8 - M l *

fODY * JAMKx sa^aerai Buaae I I ( . • • • U e Me* 4 *4M

M J '"piA^i IH i fH«>»i«l Msate i "tl # I H . H H M » *»S»

Kompf Kunaial l'*il«r« • i Firna rr , H ™ 6

in l fN Tl RNrm Funeral aei virea lor John Turner,

at. ot 'un Holland Miren. a raai-dent f f ttyracuaa stl yaata, who attst) r r l d K > h l g l i l a t C t j t t B B k J i v i i . g l i n e

jtoital. w i l l ha r u n c f i o t w a a t I I ' M i I . . . M -i. !.»• at t h e H o l l a i u t at trost

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ANIOttMIMIITt

h"HfSH HOWIRS 1

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W H J t k K W. NMWKLL. gwBtsiai ttaaaa mm s aauB* pa, a-*H*

IF"

York City, and two grandchildren. | — — ™ e —

Death* in Syracuse Area K d w a r d J S c o t t . 70 , H e n d e r s o n .

Yams, buihel

1 Crucible Steel pfd. 3.80 Cuba RR pfd

1 Cuban-Am Sugar . . I Cuneo PTesa • Curtis Pubilebs . , 1 do pr pfd . . . . . . 6 Curtus-Wrleht , , ,

" > ' * • A . . . . . . i , . . .

D

19 16% 11% 83%

% •

'5% 34% 35%

3 % 19% 2Vs% 48

165 12% 91% 74% 13

1% 13

II 14 15% 7%

33%

7/32 7/33 3 9 % 30%

nr% if. 8 2 %

% • 9

34 ' 36

3% 19% * ? % 48

144% 12>A 9 1 % 14% 1 1 %

1% 13

»a 3S%

1 Mack Trucks . . . . . . 30 1 Macy R H . . ." 18%

10 Manati Sugar 9% 5 Marine Midland . . . 3 1 Marshall Field 10% 1 Martin O L Co 33% 3 Martin-Parry 4% 1 Mstbleson Alk 33% 1 McCrory Stores . . . . 11%

! USSSUSS::::::: ^ 1 MCIntyre Fore 30 3 McKess A Rob 11%

" l Mensel Oo . . , 4% .30 do 8 * p f d . . . . . . . . 24

1 Mld-Cont Pet 12% 1 Midland Stl P r o d . . . . 18%

.10 do 1st pfd 98% 3 Minn-Honey Reg . . . 38 1 Mlnn-Mollne pfd . . . 63%

J Mo-Kan-Texas %

do p f d . . . . . 3% 14 Mohawk Carpet cash 12%

3 Monsanto Chem 70 .10 do pfd C 107

8 Montgom Ward . . . 24% .30 Morris It E s s e x . . . . 39

2 Motor Wheel 10%

301 18%

3% 3

tf% 33%

4%

11% 15% 7%

30 11% 4%

34 13% 18% 98% 39 83%

%_. , % 8% ' 3 %

13% 12% 70 70

107 107 2 3 % 24%

30 13%

3% 3

10% 33%

4% 33% 11% 13% 7%

30 11%

4% 34 13% 18% 98% 39 63%

N 43 Nash-Kelvlnator . . . 4%

.30 Nash Shat A St h. 23 1 Nat Auto Fib 3%

13 Nat Biscuit 14% 3 Nat Cash Reg 13% I Nat Cylinder O . . . . 8% 1 Nat Dairy P r o d . . . 13% 3 Nat Distillers 30V, 1 Nat Oypsum 4% 1 Nat Pow A Lt 1%

.30 Nat Sup 6 pc pf . . . 66 1 do 83 pf 13% 2 N e w m o n t Min . . . . . 37 1 Newport Indust . . . 8%

25 N T Central B R . . •% 3 N T Chi ft St L pfd 47V. 3 N Y N H A H . . . %

10 No Am Aviation . . . 12% 34 North Araer Co . . . . 7%

3 N o r t h e r n Pacific . . . 5%

O 3 4 O h i o CHI 6% 2 Oliver Farm B i . . . 30 1 Omnibus Corp 4% 3 otis Elevator . . . . . . . n% 3 Otis Steel 6 L- do I pfd 57%

39 10%

4% 23

3% 14% 13'/. 8%

13% 30%

4% 1%

88 13% 27

8%

• 47%

% 12% 7% 8%

6% 20

4% 11%

6 57%

39 10%

4 % 23

3 % 14 V. 13%

8% 13% 20%

4% ,J% 68 13% 27

8% •

47% %

12 V. 7% 5%

6% 20

4% 11% 9

57%

18% 18 1 1 % 82%

% 8 6

34 P 3

18*. 3 1 ' j 43

164% n 13% 91% 74% 13 7%

U %

1 3 3 %

.30 Pac Coast ,

.10 do 1 of 1.70 ,do 3 p f . . . . . . . . . .

2 Pnc F i n Corp C a l . . 3 Pae O a s ft E l e c . . . 4 Pac Tin C o n s . . ; . . . 3 Packard Motor 1 Pan Am Airways. . . 6 Param pictures 1 Park Utah Con M . 1 Parke D a v i s . . . . . . . 1 Parker RU*t-Pr . . . . 8 Patlno Mines 6 Penney ( J O 3 Penn-Dix C e e n t . . . .

14 F inn R R . , . , . . 7 Pepat-CoJa

.30 Pere Marq pf

.10 do pr pf . . . 1 Fet M i l f c „ . , . . , , . n 3 Phelps D o d g e . . . . . . 1 FhlJeo Corp , 2 Philip Morris . . . . . 7 Phillies Pet 1 Pillsbiirr F'ocr . . . . 1 Pitt Coke A t r . . . , , 1 Pitt For zings . . . . .

.10 Pitt Steel pf B 7 Postal Tel p f . . . . . . . 1 Pressed Steel Car . , 6 Proctor ft Oam . . . 2 Pub Sve N J , . . . . . .

.10 do 9% pf , 2 do 96 Rf 6 Pullman . , . . . . . . , . • Pur* Oil . . . . . . . . . .

R _ .

5% 18% 11%

9% 16%

1% 2

14% 14

1% 36 17 18% 62%

II 32% 16% 25% 45 3 3 % 38% ' « % • • f ! 3 3 % 17 8% 8%

84 11%

7% 45

•r 34%

3 %

5% 19% 11 r%

16% t % 3

14% 13%-

1% 19 IT 18% 63

1% 3 1 % 14% 26%

- 4 6 -23%- 2 3 % 38 26

Sales 'In lOOai 3 Walworth Co I Ward Baking pfd . . 17 1 Warner Bros Fiet . } % 1 Warren Bros .- » 1 Wayne Pump 13%

.80 West F»nn E l > . . . Jl^s

.30 do 7% pfd 73

.40 do 4 * pfd «3% 1 West Union Tel . . . . 38% 1 West S I * Mfg . . . 69% 3 Weston 33 Inet . . . . 37% 8 White Motor M% 1 WUbs-Oyerland . . . . 1% 7 Wilson ft' Co . . . . . «% 3 Woolworth F W . . . 34% 1 Worth Pump lf% 1 T*Uow Tr ft C . •. I3"

Y — • Youngst Sh ft T . . 33% 3 do pf •••• <3% 3 Youngst Stl Dr . . . . 10%

High Lo» Close--4% 4% 4%

%

k 13 63

» «% 1

13% 4 1 % 73 6 2 %

f 4 ^ T44. 1 %

24% 18% 13

1% 4%

34% 18% 13

33% 81% 10%

33% 61% 10%

t M a l t a Radto . . . . . . . 8% 9% 9% Sale* today, active stock*. 172,»po share*i

tnacUve stocks, 3,14* rtares; total todar. 114448 shares; previous day, 338,390 staresj week ago, 371,980 sharesjjreajr-eatr, 383,380 shares; two years vtn. 4787970 shares; Jan . , 1 to date. 38,419,819 shares; year' M O . 34,833.499 shares; two years ago, 33,105,721 shares.

— . Q ' • . ' ' ' " , • •

3ond Quotations New-York, March 14 yp>—Follow-

ing are today's high, low andiatest pricesAjf U. S. Government bonds o n j * * New York Stock Exchango

total sales of each bond: U. S. OOVERNMENT BONDS (Dollars snd ThlrtyS-econds)

8*Je» ' _Li" -, (ln 11,000) High Low Close . 3 Trea 3%s. . 1945-43 104.3 104.3 W4.3

3 do 4* 1854-44 108.12 108.13 108.13 1 do . » . , , « . 1951-49 100.31 100.31 190,31 6 N Y C 3s. . 1980 101% 101% 101%

CORPORATION BONDS 1 Alleghany 5s '44 mod 83 83 83 5 Alleghany Inc 5s '60 52 S3 52 =.

14 A » ft For P 5s 3030. 67% 67% 67% 16 Am I O Chem6%s'49 103% 103% 103% 3 Am T ft T 3%s '66 9 do 3%s'81 . . . . . .

13 do 3s '56 . . . . . . . 3 A T ft S F 4s '95 S A C Line 1st 4s '52 7 do 4%s '64 . . . . .

30 B ft O '95 st A . . . . 6 do '96 St C . .

87 do cv '60 st . . . . 14 do 4* 48

106% 106% 106^ 106% 108 106 106% 106 106% 107% 107% 107%

80', 80'/. 80% 64% 64% '64% 37% 37 37 43 43 43 40% 40% 40% 61% 60% 60%

3 Beth Stl 3%S 52 . . . 103% 103% 103% 16 Boston A Me 4%s '70 41% 41 41%

3 do 4S '60 74% 74% 74% 8 But R ft P '67 st 39% 39% 39%

13 Cen N Y Pow 3%s'63 107% 107% 107% 27 Cen Pac 5s '60 8 do 1st 4s **»'..•..'.. 3 Certain-td 5 ' i s '48 . , 1 C ft O 3%s '96 D . .

31 Chi ft Al ton 3s ' 4 9 . . 8 C B ft O g e n 4s '38 . 2 Ch Ot W tnc4%s203B 4 db 4s '88

304 C M 8 P ft Pac5s"?5 261 do aj 5s 2000 ...'.'.

6 do 4%s '89 C ... . . 33 Chi ft N W rfg5s3037 24 Chlf tNW CV 4%S '49

9 CRIftP 4%S '52A . . 319 do rfg 4a '34 . . . . .

27 CCC&StL 4%S ' 7 7 . . 2 Clev El 111 3s '70 . . . 1 Clev TJn T 4%s '77C. 7 Col ft So 4%s '80 . . .

30 Colum O 5s '62 M a y 40 do 5s 1961

56% 56% 56% 77% 77 77 85% 85% 85%

103% 103% 103% 19 18% 18

79% 38 , 65% 14%

3% 49% 22

1% 15V.

.14% 50

80 > 38 66% 15

3 % 50% 22%

1% 15% 14% 50%

105 104% 104% 65 65 66 2 2 % 2 2 % 3 2 % 94% 94 94 91% 90% 9 1 %

79% . 38

85%

% 50%

15% 14% 5 0 %

9 % 19% 11 8%

16% 1% 2°

14% 13%

1% 35 17 18% 62%

1% 33 16% 25% -48

8% 5? 33% 17 »% 8%

64 11% 7%

44% U%

108 70 54%

8%

1% 59 3 J % I T 5% 8%

84 11% 1%

44% 11%

108 78 24%

3%

New York Wholesale in . • York, March l t i # i 3m i « i

c t lp t s , 397 164 IttM. S tar t* ! s t e a d * C r e a m • Mr3 !>el la l . e w l a , 70, W h l t e s t K i r o '•'•* t»i*h*r H U B 89 seoee and Bteaziu«

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