1. society
2. unrest and war

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SCHENECTADY GAZETTE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1943
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Gazette Phone
South American
Newspapermen
County Court
To Visit Here
Will Convene
Will Inspect Local
Plant of G.E. Co.;
At Fonda.
Represent Papers in
o Show War
ifdonation
ilms Tuesday
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T. Williams, Delmar, N.Y.;
Coffee
sisters, Mrs. Roecoe Gray,
Stamp 25 In war ration book one now Is valid for the purchase of
Plain; Mrs. Fred DuPree, JohnsSt. David's Welah
a pound of coffee providing the age of the book holder Is shown on
town; Mrs. Hettle Bender, FultonGj'bup
Holds Annua!
the book to be 15 or more. The Btamp Is valid until midnight, Sunville; Mrs. Effie Whltbcck, Palmer,
day, March 21.
N.Y.; three brothers, Walter Long,
Meeting; Plan Dinner
Battle of. Atlantic
Johnstown, Alvah Long, Atlanta,
Sugar
AMSTERDAM — Twenty^two 1TNeb., and Charles Long, Fonda.
Mrs. James Mates was «l«cU<t
Mqvie to Feature
Stamp 11 In war ratlonrbook one is valid for the purchase of three
year-old
youths, all residents of president of St. David's Welah
R.D.;
one
granddaughter,
Edith
pounds of sugar. .It expires March 15. /
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Irene Frohn, Nellis Center, and one Amsterdam and surrounding area, ciety at the annua) meeting held
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, i._J= , —Uruguayt-Eeru
. _ _ — F O N D A -STLJMoiLt^Qjnjry. _co_unty_ grandson, Glenn John Williams, have been sworn in at Albany for Saturday night in K of P. hall. Tb«
College Old Chapel
Coupon i In the A gasoline ration book now is valid for tha purcourt will convene for the February DelmlirT^r^^FrteWis-may-call-at duty in "the-Uirited^States-oavy and- officers w i i r be installed « J r t K « r * * ^
A group of prominent newspaper- term Monday morning at 10 o'clock the Frohn home, Cayadutta street are now waiting assignment to nual dinner and entertainment Sat-)
chase
of
three
gallons
and
will
remain
valid
until
March
31.
'hree moving^ pictures of the
• B and C coupons also are worth three gallons each while T coupon* men from Uruguay and Peru, in at the new courthouse with County until Wednesday morning when the their basic training stations. They urday night, March 6, in Masonle
ttle of the Atlantic and ons
are
worth five gallons. B, C and T book coupons are valid until th* this country as guests of the Na- Judge William J. Cranglo of St. body will be taken to the Jackson enlisted at the Amsterdam recruit- temple.
iwing the part American colleges
tional Press club of Washington Johnsville presiding. Following is Funeral home, Prospect
street, ing office and include:
expiration
date as shpwn on the book cover.
Other officers elected wer«-Mr».
i performing In training manand
the
co-ordinator
of
interwhere
funeral
services
will
be
held
It
now
is
illegal
to
use
gasoline
Tor
pleasure
driving,
or
driving
not
the
calendar
of
this
term
which
Amsterdam, Alphonse J. Czech, 6 Anna Ward, vice president; MlM
ner for the nation's fighting
afternoon
at
2:30 Gorski street; Warren F. Bullisv 210 Jane Griffiths, secretary; William
eca are included in the second essential to the war effort, life,- health or occupation of the motorist American affairs, will visit Schenec- includes 12 criminal and four civil Wednesday
o'clock,
Rev.
Harold
J.
Hoffman,
tady
on
Thursday,
Feb.
18.
While
cases:
Motorists
must
write
license
number
and
state
on
back
"
O
f
each
Dmunity program of war inforGuy Park avenue; Annieillo Pirfo, Woolcock, treasurer; Mrs. Ethel
here they will be guests of the
Lloyd Saltsman, burglary, third pastor of the Fonda Reformed 10 Carmlchael street; Stanley R. Roberts, assistant secretary; J o b s
tion films, to be shown In the coupon.
General Electric Co.
degree and petty larceny; two in- church officiating. Interment will Gosolnski, 5 Orange street; Nelson Griffiths, assistant treasurtr; Mr*
Shoe*
chapel at Union college tomorAfter
breakfast
at
the
Hotel
Van
dictments each charging grand be in the family plot in Evergreen R. Denton Jr., 55 Green street; Ben Levy, chaplain; R. E. Wilv night at 7:30 o'clock. '
Sale or shoes will start under rationing tomorrow. Stamp 17 In
Gurler,
the
party
will
be
taken
by
larceny,
first
degree,
against cemetery, Sand Flats.
Harold C. Wojcik, 26 Teller street; liams, master-at-arms; John Mo*"*
["he weekly programs are spon- war ration book one will be good for one pair of shoes until June 15.
bus for a tour of inspection of the Aloyslus Kozlowski; Joseph Jacques,
Frank Becker III
ed Jointly by the college war There will be no sale of shoes today.
Clifford G. Stratton, IS Finlay gan, acting librarian; D. J. WoolOeneral Electric plant with stops abandonment; Louis Roman, grand
cock, chorister.
Frank
Becker
of
Albany,
auditor
ormation. center and the citizen
street.
Fuel Oil
in some of the more Important larceny, first degree; Alphonso
James A- Morgan, retiring presiIty committee of tha local war
Gloversville, Donald A. Rumrill,
Period 3 and 4 coupons are valid for the purchase of fuel oil, the buildings, where huge generators, (Arthur) Tenner, grand larceny, for the American Railway Express
Co., who was taken seriously ill 27 Oakland avenue; Richard P. dent of the society, w u namtd
incll. They are open to the pubr former expiring Feb. 20 and the latter, March 20. Period S coupons are
i' without charge. Ap audience worth nine gallons each, but period A's have been cut to eight gallons turbines and searchlights are being second degree; Carmen Renzl and while on business in Fonda Friday Chatelain, 7 -Western boulevard; chairman of the committee In
made. They will also be shown the Walter Kryutoflk, Schenectady, in- and was taken to the home of,Mr. William N. Hare. 49 Woodslde ave- charge of arrangements for the obmore than 300 attended last each. Change coupons are worth their face value.
million volt industrial X-ray, larg- dicted jointly for robbery, first and Mrs. E. Corning Davis Jr., was nue; Victor Ambroslno, 13 * Pearl servance of SL David'* day. To asek's opening shcvr.
Tires
est in the world, and If time per- degree; Martha Rapenske, forgery, removed Sunday morning by am- sjreet; Nelson M. Kiernan, 1 Ox- sist will b* Harry Hughe*, Joha
rhe major part of tomorrow's
mits
will visit the television studio. second degree; Lawrence Pomella, bulance to the Albany City hos- ford terrace; Carl J. Mahonev, 7 Griffiths and D. J. Woolcock.
Under
a
revised
OPA
program
all
holders
of
basic
A
gasolln*
books
Dgram will be made up of three
Ralph
Moratta, pital. His wife, Mrs. Becker and
They
will lunch at the Mohawk abandonment;
must
have
their
tires
Inspected
once
before
March
31
and
thereafter
Dinner will be served at f:M
ort films which icll the story of
abandonment;
George
Glaser
and brother-in-law, William Potter of Lark street; John 8, Holmes. 96 o'clock and there will be entertainclub
as
guests
of
W.
V.
B.
Van
3 convoys which are carrying once In each BIX months. ' Motorists with B or C supplementary rations
Sixth avenue.
John
>
Lucas,
indicted
jointly
for
Albany -who were called here by
)d and war supplies across the or bulk coupons for fleets, will be required to get their first Inspection Dyck, assistant to the president of
Johnstown, Richard HUdik, Hill- ment and singing. Tickets may b«
received from any of the officers,
irth Atlantic to England, under by Feb. 215. After that B book holders must have an inspection once the International General Electric burglary, third degree; Kenneth his illness returned to Albany side park.
Reuss,
abandonment.
The
followtoday.
or members of the society, or Mr*.
nstant danger of attack by axis every four months and C book holders and bulk coupon holders once Co., and will leave on the 3 o'clock
St.
Johnsville,
Homer
E.
rie'.cher,
train in the afternoon, for' Boston. ing civil actions are also listed:
E. J. Richards, chairman of the
bmarines and bombers. They are every three months*
95
East
Main'
street.
Thomas McGlbbon vs. Charles
MRS. MABY B. WALRATH
tlantlo Patrol," "Heroes of the
The deadline for the first tire Inspection for commercial vehicles On their visit here, the delegates Lefier, action on contract; MiddleCanajoharie, Michael J. Kane Jr., ticket committee^
lantlc," and "Food Convoy."
AMSTERDAM—Funeral for Mrs. 16 West Main street.
has beeh postponed to February 2S by the ODT. After the first In- will be accompanied by Arthur sex Mutual Fire Insurance Co. vs.
Six directors for two years ar«
'Campus on the March," which spection, commercial vehicles must have tirs inspections every 60 days Wild, director of tours; Lieut.
Mary E. Walrath, who died Friday
James A. Morgan Edward J. EdSpeculator, Robert E. Bruso.
Louis
Vorse,
negligence;
Frank
James Driver Jr., of the bureau of
II complete the program, has or every 5,000 miles whlchevefepccurs first
wards, Mrs. E. J. Richards, Mr*..
Broadalbin, Roy E. Eaton.
Buckley vs. Floyd Dennis, negli- evening at the home of her daughen Issued by the U.S. office of
Tire inspectors must sign inspection records which must be up public relations of the war depart- gence; Robert McCune vs. Ray- ter, Mrs. Morton Smith, 476 East
Fort Plain. Eugene Viola Jr., J, J. Devine, Mrs. R. E. William*.
tr Informations, to show a cross- to date before the motorist can use his car. Official inspectors have ment, and Don Klrkley, of the
Main street after a long illness, will James M. Bailey and Chester F, and Mrs. Charles M. Hughes. The
office of co-ordlnator of lnter- mond Crouse, negligence.
otlon of college activity in the been named. Ask your station owner.
six directors elected last year ta
be held Monday afternoon at 2 Zawtocki.
Mrs.
John
Frohn*
;tlon's war program.
serve one year more are, David J.
o'clock
at
the
Merriam
and
WaterThe maximum charge for tire inspection service when tires are Amerlcan affairs.
Mrs. Edith Anna Long, wife of
All four films are sound films, not demounted Is 25 cents per vehicle. When tires are demounted, the
The Uruguayan writers, all from' John
Woolcock, Mrs. L R. Manhelm,
street funeral home . Services will
A.
Frohn
of
this
village,
died
le war film showings will, be con- charge may be 50 cents per wheel.
Montevideo, are Dr. Tomas G. Sunday morning at 3 o'clock at the be directed by Rev. Floyd H. Moyer. Fr. Bernhardt Lieutenant Mrs. William H. Hughes, Mrs. Ben
med as there is sufficient public
Brena, editor of El Blen Publico; home of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Interment will be in Fair View cemLevy, Mi*. Kate Jones and Mr*.
Local Board
terest
Jose Pereyra Gonzales, news editor Stanley Everson of Nellls Center, etery. Mrs. Walrath was born on In Maritime Service
' Rita Thomas.
The Schenectady county war price and rationing board is located
AMSTERDAM — Fr. Aloysius E.
The citizen unity committee has at the Nott Street school, Nott and Devlns streets. General p h o n e - of El Dla; Dr. Eduardo- Rodriguez following an illness of three months. June 13, 1869, a£ Grand Rapids,
PAYS $5 F I N E
so secured a number of other sugar, 8-0500} gasoline phone—3-7556; fuel oil—3-7868. Hour* are Larreta, co-director- of El Pals;, Mrs. Frohn was born Dec. 8, 1893, Mich., and has been a resident of Bernhard, former Amsterdamian,
GLENS FALLS — Irving Van
Mary's
nely documentary and war films 10 a»m. to B p.m. dally except Wednesday when the office is closed to the Julio Caporale Scelta, co-director of In the Town of Palatine, the daugh- this vicinity for the past-30 years. assistant pastor of S t
r local organizations.
Friday public all day and Saturday when public hours are 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Mundo Uruguayo; Ricardo Ver- ter of Frederick Long and Mar- She was a member o f SL Luke's church, Little Falls, where he Epps. 47, .of Schenectady, ha* *et»nazza, managing editor of El g a r e t Campbell Long.
Survivors are served since September, 1941, has tied by stipulation for $5 with th*
ght members of the Clan MacShe was Lutheran church.
Tempo; Carlos Manini Rios, direc- married to Mr. Frohn in the Town four daughters, Mrs. Morton Smith, been Commissioned a lieutenant in state conservation department lor
ae saw "The Warning," a film
lowing the British protective which it will pass, and "The West- the Czech portrait and nature tor of La Manana, and Nelson Gar- of Palatine Oct. 18, 1911, and came Amsterdam; Mrs. Wm. Pangburn, the U.S. Maritime service. He will failure to send his deer license i n
rvicesr i n . a c t i o n against an air ern Front," a film of the Chinese painter, and Jan Szczepkowski the cia Serrato, staff writer of La to Fonda to reside in February, Mariaville; Mrs. Otis Brown, CobleB- be sworn in as a chaplain in the to the conservation department In
ltd, "Our Neighbors Down the battle against Japan. The Latin former director of the Warsaw Razon.
1924. She was a member of the klll and Mrs. Gladys Smith, New merchant marine early next week Albany within five days after th*
The two Peruvian newspapermen Fonda Reformed church, Women's York city; eight grandchildren, one ta Great Neck, L I . Lieutenant close of the open season in. t h *
oad," a color film of the. Pan- American film was also shown last School of Art, were discussed.
merican Highway and the 17 night at the Emmanuel Baptist Whereabouts of all three men^ are are Alejandro Miro Queaada Gar- League for Service, Circle one of great-grandson and several nieces Bernhard will be stationed at Gal- county in which the deer w e t *
taken, according to an announces,tln American countries through church, following the regular eve- unknown since the nazi occupation land, writer for El Comercio, and the league and Mohawk Valley and4 nephews.
lup island, Boston harbor.
ning service. Augustus M. Hodg- of their native lands.
Jorge Maclean Estenos of Lima, grange. The survivors are her
A native, of Amsterdam, Father ment by District Game Protector
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klns has been in charge of these
hejad of the president's press bureau. husband; her mother, Mrs. MarThe Town of Kingston was orig- Bernhard was ordained in 1930. He William H. Winters of Glens Tails,
showings for the unity committee.
garet Long; one son, Konrad, Nellis inally the capital of N e w York prepared for the priesthood at the Van Epps w a s arrested by G*m«
Protector W. Call of Speculator*
Center; one daughter, Mrs. George state.
"Australia Marches with Britain,"
Catholic university, Washington.
a film produced for the Australian
news and information bureau, and
535
"The World We Want to Live in,"
a discussion of war aims, will be
shown tonight at the Stanford
Methodist church.
AMSTERDAM—Ezra B. GuernTopical sound and silent films
The committee heading the drive sey, Herkimer,
district
deputy
dealing with the war effort may in Niskayuna for funds for the
master of the Fulton-Herkibe secured by local organizations ''March of Dimes" campaign an- grand
Masonio district,
through the secretary of the citi- nounced yesterday that the total mer-Montgomery
be entertained Tuesday evezen unity committee, Joseph Czy- collected was approximately $1,150. will
ning at the local Masonic temple by
zewskl, whose office is at the Riv- Last year $690 was collected.
Welcome lodge, F.A.M.
erside school.
Walter C. Heckman, town super,
The formal reception will be preMfT Czyzewski spoke on "The visor, was chairman of the commitceded
by a dinner served in the
Task Ahead for the Home Front" tee with Mrs. John Horn as coat a meeting of the combined chairman. Albert Sachs was treas- banquet hall by the Ladies of St.
Townsend clubs of Schenectady urer and A. D. Putman, principal of Monica court, Order of the Amcounty, Saturday night at 251 State Van Antwerp school, was chairman aranth, beginning at 6:30 o'clock.
Rev. William D. Orr will deliver the
street. ' He joined Walter D. Przy- of the school sub-committee.
invocation and.dinner music will be
bylek, Alois Burian, Miss Mildred
provided
by the Michaelson trio
Coin
boxes
were
distributed
among
Vale'nta, and Mrs. Jean Korkosz on
with
Frank
Jetter, supervisor of
the
various
schools
under
the
dithe weekly "Speaking of Slavs"
music
in
local
public schools, leadrection
of
Mr.
Putman
and
a
house
broadcast yesterday over WSNY,
ing
the
community
singing. Frank
to
house
canvass
by
132
members
when the careers of three great
E.
Dean,
master
of
Welcome lodge,
of
a
women's
organization
under
Slavic artists, Ivan Mestrovlc the
will
preside.
the
direction
of
Mrs.
Horn
was
conSerbian sculptor, Max Svablnsky
ducted. Assisting Mrs. Horn were
At the conclusion of the dinner
Mrs. C. M. Mott, Mrs. Charles Male, adjournment will be taken to the
Mrs. Clarence Hayes and Mrs, lodge room, where present and pastJames Stevens. Various other groups masters of visiting lodges will be
Exclusive SPUR Distributor
i n the town also made donations. introduced by Herbert H. Klous.
JUllatedio S minute* or double your <noo*rbaek
Daniel B. P. Phillips will be given
Campaign expenses were listed at
When
excess
itonnch
icid
ctmei
pilnful,
(uffoe»t" HERSHEY'S -•
lai ( i i . lour ttomich ind heartburn, doctors usuillj $13.50.
Supervisor Heckman ex- a grand master's 50-year service
prescribe
the
futesf-artlnr
ni»dkln«
known
for
MOHAWK CLUB CORP.
aptonutlc teller—medicine* like those In BeU-uw pressed appreciation to all -workers medal in recognition of his long and
blfts. No Urttlw. Bell-am brlnjn comfort In »
loyal adherence to the principles of
7 N; Center St. Phone 4-3304 S
Jiftr or return txjttl» to Ul for double money bick. Sfc. participating in the drive.
the organization.
NU-EVE SLIPS
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Niskayuna
Polio Drive
Nets $1,150
Guernsey to
Be Entertained
Real Estate Transfers
and kelp build a Bomber
A Y B E you can't leave your home
conservatively and wisely. One important
for a war job.
But you can help
way to conserve is not to heat your kitchen
build bombers right in your o w n kitchen
with your gas range, especially on cold
-—just by constrvittg
days.
on gas!
The same
-gas you burn In your kitchen range is
That's when demands for gas are
heaviest.
essential in building planes, ships, guns,
shells, tanks and other instruments of war.
Y o u can help the war effort tty using gas
Ask at out office for a copy of the booklet
"Keep 'Em Working and Conserve Gas."
1 WAYS TO SAVE GAS AT HOME
j Cook vegetables in small amounts of water to save vitamins for your health and gat
for the war effort •
2 Be sure range burners ate properly adjusted.
A blue flame is right.
3 Use your kitchen range for cooking only—not for heating.
4 Don't waste hot water. Repair leaky faucets.
Insulate hot water tanks and pipes.
g, Don't let hot water run down the drain while washing dishes or
shaving.'
g Drain oft about n gallon of water once a month from bottom of
tank to remove'sediment.
mam
Fundamental
of Good
Grooming
HOW TO CONSERVE
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Mathew E. and Aice Ryan to
John Jr. and Mary Denny, Town of
Rotterdam lot 14 west side Philip
street.
Fred E. and Josephine W. Matern
to Frederick Edward Matern Jr.,
217 Fouth street, Scotia.
William A. O'Brien to Milton F.
and Evelyn Mannes Gipstein, lot 4
south side Union street.
Helen G. Vetter Zinke to LOUIB
and Valsene Constanzo,_1015 Strong
street.
Morris Smolky to Katie Smolky,
727-29 Notf street.
Morris Smolky to Katie Smolky,
1524-26 Van Vranken avenue.
William H. Lapham, widower, to
William H. Jr. and Clarence S., as
tenants in common, 817-19 Holland
road.
Esther Davis to Warren E. Hibbard, lots 725 and 726 east side
Chadwlck .road.
Eather Davis to Warren E. Hibbard, lots 793 and 794 east side
Chadwick road.
Albert L Friedman to Marcus
E. and Albert L Friedman, a copartnership d/b under the firm
name and style of Capitol Construction Co., Town of Niskayuna lot
22 Lexington parkway and also lot
21 Valencia road, Town of Njskayuna, and also lot 23 Lexington
parkway, corner of Valencia road.
Marcus E. Friedman to Marcus
E. and Albert L. Friedman, a copartnership d/b under the firm
name and style of Capitol Construction Co., Town of Niskayuna
lots 19, 20" and 21 Lexington parkway.
Ruth Prelaman to Marcus E. and
Albert L Friedman, a co-partnership d/b under the firm \iame and
atylo of Capitol Construction Co.,
Town of Niskayuna, lot 31 Valencia
road also Town of Niskayuna lots
32, 33 and 34 Rankin road, corner
of Valencia road.
Edgar J . and Harriet C. P<*rcy to i
Carlton H. and Laura M. Brown.'
213 Third afreet, Scotia.
Arthur E. Wcnsley to Giovanni
A. and Caterina Clmlno, 414-15 Cora
street*
Bolcslftw and Katarzyna Zielinukl
to John and Radift Racr.kow»kl,
1074-76 Forest road.
Albert I* Friedman la Marcus E.
and Albert 1* Friedman, a eo-partncrshlp d/b under thfl firm namrand style fo Capitol Construction
Co.. 1524 Wendell avenue.
Hez-e's the perfect foundation for your first
Spring fashions. Thisfour-gore Nu-Eve slip
has adjustable hem and
shoulder straps. It's easy
to launder and requires
no ironing.
This is a wonderful opportunity to explore
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success p e r f u m e ,
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Ready for
Spring
Cotton Crepe
House Coats
•Imported from Ireland
3.98
Royal Irish Cotton
Damask Napkins
3.98
The smartest group of
cotton h o u s e coats
weVe seen in many a
Spring,
Available in a handsome collection of pastel shades* patterned
with contrasting florals. A few of them
have zipper closings.
Si7.es 14 to 20.
doz.
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An excellent buy, for they have a soft mercerized
finish. 17x17 inches.
Cannon Percale Cases
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choice of two sizes . . . 42x3&'/2 inches at 85c
each and <15x38'/2 at 95c each.
1 If you heat with gas—keep room temperatures at minimum for
% health and comfort. Conserve heat and gas with insulation, storm"
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309 South 4th Street
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