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mained closed last year under Faubus order. The board regain. ed control of the school recently when a federal court struck down the law under which Faubus closed them. 8110LIS oruer. Inc umuu ed control of the school recently when a federal court struck down the law under v.tich Faubus closed them.

Board Asks Faubus Plan boara JiA.sKs Market Up Despite Steel Strike illarket Despite Steel Strik 2 ITHACA JOURNAL Wednesday, July 15, 1959! Floods Hit Japan TOKYO (AP)--Floods following Aired for Study torrential rains spread over southern Japan today and the unofficial death toll rose to 41, with 16 persons missing. The Zoning and Subdivision Com-i Present were Chairman Ja In Burma diamonds and arsenic are called the same in belief that both are poison. The Zoning and Subdivision Committee of the City Planning Board played host Tuesday afternoon to the Board of Zoning Appeals to present and discuss Ithaca's proposed new zoning ordinance. The appeals board was invited to the two-hour session because of its experience with zoning problems and because it will be responsible for interpretation of the new ordinance when enacted by the Common Council. Fai LAST TIME TONIGHT AT 7:00 P.M.

ONLY: "A PLACE IN THE SUN" AT 905 ONLY: "STALAG 17" ACCLAIMED THE GREATEST STORY OF THE WEST EVER FILMED! troivvi t'ig LE STARTS THURS. I GEHERIN DRIVE-Ill ITheatre Road ohaad TRIt1.11 I. Ft TONIGHT BUCK NITE CARFULL-ONLY .0 IN COLOR JAM ES STEWART KIM NOVAK "BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE" VNIVER11111 THEATNI 4 moo $11A4011 MAlt I Alec Guinness RICHMOND, Va. (R) Sign ini a parking lot here: I in 1 "When Noah sailed the ocean 1 blue THE CAPTAIN'S PARADISE "He had his troubles, same as you. I "For 40 years he sailed his ark "Guinness at his superb best." 1 "Before he found a place to New Yorker park." Saturday All Seats Reserved 60c IThief's Choice Bad July 18 Advance Sa leW.S.

Ticket Office 1 PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) A thief 'made a bad choice whenheseleoct- lino nu nottrusnionolionsontatlieadtIrn auto from he romwwher to is. if remove an if he's caught and taken to court. I The car owner was Superior Your neighbors will be here: Court Judge Renz L. Jennings.

It was Benjamin Franklin who said: "If you would know the value I of money, go try to borrow some." Taughannock Farms Inn Enjoy a fine dinner with your family and friends in comfortable surroundings ew Zone Code Insurance Agency GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 2-1642 204 E. STATE PLUS ROBERT MITCHUM "THUNDER ROAD" Also CARTOON Present were Chairman Jack Goodman, Robert S. Pas ley and Paul C. Kilby of the Appeals Board; from the Planning Board, Chairman H. Stilwell Brown and the zoning committee, Chairman Burritt W.

Taber, James D. Murphy and Mrs. Elizabeth Lee. Director of Planning Philip B. Wa Ilick and Associate Planner Richard West of the staff presented details of the ordinance to these members of the two official bodies most directly concerned.

Taber's committee has been working with the planning staff since Jan. 1959, on the research for and drafting of the new zoning law. On an average there have been two sessions a week since then, to make policy decisions and review work as it progressed. Board Offers Aid The Board of Zoning Appeals offered suggestions for improving the draft of the new ordinance, based on members' experience in the interpretation of the present 1950 zoning law. The Zoning Committee of the Planning Board will study the suggestions for incorporation in the final draft of the ordinance, 'which will go to the Council in August.

There was favorable comment on a provision to permit the Board of Zoning Appeals to get technical assistance from the Planning Board on applications for variances. Chairman Goodman said such a provision would enable the zoning board to get more easily the many facts and technical data necessary in making decisions in zoning appeals cases. Chairman Brown said this procedure of cooperation between the boards would help keep the Planning Board up to date on the condition of the zoning ordinance as needs may change from time to time in the future. 'Noah Found It Hard to Park Peggy's Beauty Nook MRS. JOHN WOLSKI.

Prop. Perntanents Charles H. Scofield LANSINGFuneral services for Charles H. Scofield of Scofield who died July 10. 1959, were held at 2 p.m.

Tuesday in the family home with the Rev. Robert Matthews of Ludlowville officiating. Bearers were Bertrand Buck, Donald and Lloyd Sharpsteen, Raymond Searles, Gordon Se 'den and Joseph McGill. Burial was in North Lansing Cemetery. Mrs.

'Mary Weeks Doe Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Weeks Doe of 109 Ridgedale who died July 10, 1959, were held at 2 p.m. Monday in the Methodist Church with the Rev. Henry G. Budd minister, officiating.

Bearers were Edwin, Philip, Henry and Milton Argetsinger. Burial was in East Lawn Cemetery. ELSEWHERE John Rockwell John H. Rockwell, 91 of Fontana, died Saturday, July 11, 1959, in Fontana where he had made his home for the last 32 years, after a long illness. 1 He formerly lived in the Rockwell homestead on the Mecklenburg Rd.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Pearl E. Rockwell; three daughters, Miss Edna Rockwell of Fontana, Mrs. Bertha Turner of Port Chester and Mrs. Marie Van Nederynen of Ithaca; a son, George H.

Rockwell of Rochester; three graimichildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral services and burial were held in Fontana. Journal Staff Photo (Goldberg WHEN IT'S TOO HOT INSIDE, the youngsters of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Phillips at 514 N.

Meadow St. just take their afternoon rest on the front steps, in the shade of trees. From bottom to top, Mary, Jo Joan, Louis, and Deaths, Funerals member of the three-mile team which finished second. The next year in the New York Athletic Club's meet in New York he ran the mile in 4:19.4, setting a record that stood for many years. He was graduated from Cornell in 1908 with a degree in mechanical engineering.

While an undergraduate he was a member of Quill and Dagger and Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. He also was a member of the Cornell Club of New York. As an undergraduate, he ran the two-mile on the varsity track team for four years. Cornell won its first intercollegiate track champion Journal Staff Photo (Goldberg) Irs. Victor Phillips at steps, in the shade of 'And Victor, 11.

Sailor Admits Assault NORFOLK, Va. UPA 21-year-old New Jersey sailor was expected to take the stand today for testimony concerning charges that he and three other enlisted men assaulted a Norwegian postal clerk in Oslo, Norway. Raymond Sharabba of Red Bank, N. is the first of the American servicemen to be tried. The four sailors are accused of attacking Oscar Trygve Heider, 57, on July IllteL cullegidLe LI at-ft uncimplun- ship in 1905 when Mr.

Trube was a 110, 1958. 1 Heider was flown to Norfolk by freshman. the U.S. government to testify Mr. Traube is survived by his in the ease.

He told the seven. Mr. Traube is survived by his wife, Sarah; a son, H. Lawrence; three sisters and two brothers. Farm Market Prices BUFFALO, N.

Y. (NYSDA) (AP)Closing livestock. Cattle: Steers and heifers, no arrivals. Dairy type slaughter cattle, heifers steady; bulls weak; cows 50 cents lower. Commercial and standard cows 20.00-20.50.

Good dairy heifers 21.00-23.00; commercial 18.00-20.00. Utility sad bulls 24.50-25.00. A BEWITCHIAB COMEDY ABOUT AN ENCHANTMEI SUBJECT-mu LLIM TECHNICOLOR man court Tuesday the American sailors jumped him at an Oslo park, held him down and beat him. "It was all so quick that I didn't get up my hands to guard my face," said Heider. He said he still suffers "day and night" from headaches and from his eye injury.

Sharabba was on the stand brief bnara Dna was on tne siana Drierly to repudiate his part of a signed statement that mentioned Heider had been kicked. But he said It was true the four assaulted the Norwegian. "Yes, sir, I did hit him," Sharabba said. Another defendant, Laurence C. Byres, 23, of Flushing, refused to discuss the incident on the ground NEW YORK (AP) The stock market advanced moderately early this afternoon despite the steel strike.

Steels, nonferrous metals. chemicals and electronics made good headway. Gains of fractions to well over a point were scored by pivotal stocks. The space age issues bounled ahead at the start then cut back their gains as buying interest swerved to higher quality equities. Rails back away slightly fromil their rally of Tuesday.

Airlines, aircraft, tobaccos, building materials and rubbers were mixed. Trading was fairly active and cautious optimism seemed to pre-, vall. Steel inventories were at a 1 record level so the side effects of the steel strike were not expected to be serious unless the 1 strike is a very long one. Brokers recalled that in the 1956 strike, steel shares made a big' advance. U.S.

Steel advanced more than a point while Youngstown Sheet and Lukens Steel added about 211 each. Lukens declared Its usual 1 dividend. 11 Johns-Manville spurted 2, Magma Copper rose more than 1 while, Kennecott and American smelting rose about 1 each. 1 The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon was up 40, cents to 6232.30 with the industrials up 61.10, the rails down 30 cents and the utilities up 10 cents. U.S.

government bonds were steady. Iraq Plans Elections BEIRUT (AP) Iraq's Premier Abdel Karim Kassem says his regime will hold free elections for a new National Assembly before the end of 1960. 1 The United States Weather Bureau has been administered by the Department of Agriculture since 1891. i LITTLE ROCK, Ark UPI The Little Rock School Board Tuesday, night challenged Gov. Orval E.

Faubus to reveal what plan, if any, he has for legally maintaining segregation in public high schools here. Unless a valid, legal plan the board said, its "sole remaining choice is to proceed with a plan to open the schools this fall under a pupil assignment law designed to minimize integration." Pre-registration of high school pupils begins next week. Faubus, vacationing in northwest Arkansas, could dot be reached for comment. All four high schools here re-I SHOWS 2-7-9 ALSO: CARTOON "BARNEY'S COUSIN" secret Ingredlenti. STARTS LYRIC CIRCUS SKANEATELES 011 3-5757 Starring SARA DILLON and BEFLtEGEERE July 7-19 curtain 11.30 Nes.

sat. sat. mat. 2:30 sun. eve.

7:30 tickets also at Clinton Maui. 130 at Vingi kil STARTS TODAY SHOWS EVE 7 9 To begin with we had a charming story about a lady. a hick lawyer. a tycoon and a locomotive. A starbright cast.

A colorful, untrodden locale. But after we'd filmed it all, we also found we hia some secret ingredient (Luck? Magic? Skill?) that merged all the others Into a magnificent motion picture that Is as BIG as it Is bright. In fact TODAY It's bigger than all of usl CARTOON I -to LATE NEWS 0 l'. Afqe: TEAMED TOGETHER IN THE YEAR'S LIVELIEST, SPARKIEST, MADDEST COMEDY! DORIS JACK ERNIE DAY LEMIVION ICOVACS ITE Wedne! Floods TOKYO torrential ern Japan death toll sons miss In Burn are called in belie S. Pasley and 1 2 ITHACA JOIIIINAT, 1 Wednesday, July 15, 1959 ew Zone Code Floods Hit Japan TOKYO (AP)-Floods following Aired for- Study IV- torrential rains spread over south 44 L.

....4 4 The ern Japan today and the unofficial' .1 I- death toll rose to 41, with 16 per- 1 4..,., ny, KANEA -5757 sons missing. The Zoning and Subdivision Corn- Present were Chairman Jack STELES OV 5 1 .7,,, LYRIC CIRCUS Little Rock School Board Tuesday he has for legally maintaining mittee of the City Planning Board Goodman, Robert 5 In Burma diamonds and arsenic played host Tuesday afternoon to Paul C. Kilby of the Appeals 1049- 4, 0 SARA are called the same the Board of Zoning Appeals to Board from the naming Board 1r market advanced moderately ear- Unless a i NEW YORK (AP) The stock here. -in belief that both are poison. present and discuss Ithaca's pro- Chairman H.

Stilwell Brown and i 4044 gationvinalidpubleligcalhpiglahnseexh DILLON tarring 4 .5. proceed with a and ted Burritt W. Taber. James D. ur- 4 4..,:,..

his fall hem plan to open the schools LEE The appeals board was invited i slytcithhie.s afternoon despite the steel lag board said, Its sole remain- posed new zoning ordinance. the zoning committee, Chairman oxe, Steels, nonferrous metals, LAST TIME TONIGHT phy and Mrs. Elizabeth Lee BERGERE AT 7:00 P.M. ONLY: to the two-hour session because of wi th oning prob. Director of annmg Phillip B.

Si J1k I signed to muumize mtegration. "A PLACE IN THE SUN" its experience Wallick and Associate Planner 1, July 7-19 s' hicealodswaanyd. electronics made good under a pupil. assignm. ent law AT 9.05 ONLY: lems and because it will be re- Richard West of the staff pre- Nmast-414 -9' begins next week urn "SWAG 17" sponsible for interpretation of the sented details of the ordinance to t.

a point were scored by pivotal a curtain II.30 hiss. sot. Faubus, vacationing in north- new ordinance when enacted by gouTfip stocks. The space age issues Nt. 4444, Gains of fractions to well over Pre-registration of high school 1 la dm the Common Council.

-I 1., 1 these members of the two official bodies most directly concerned. bounled ahead at the start then cut back their gains as buying 1 tickstsolso at Clinton Hausa Tabor'S committee has been Nr terest swerved to higher quality MI four high schools here re- STARTS working with the planning staff equities. fn. wedesftoAc rckoamnmsaeso, te.ould dot be reach- sat. mat.

2:30 SUM PVC 7:30 i since Jan. 1, 1959, on the research THURS. GEHERIN Rails back away slightly from No 1 for and drafting of the new zoning their rally of Tuesday. 4, law. On an average there have Airlines, aircraft, I a Insurance then to make policy decisions and been two sessions a week since liat.

..4721 A building materials and rubbers SHOWS EVE 7 9 STARTS TODAY .1" 4 Jr 17'''. '4-4. were mixed. UT AN (EMOTING SJAJECT-sul 11 EA Metwfitti' PIN8 1 review work as it progressed. Jt i I.

Agency Board Offers Ad i Trading was fairly active and .1............4 cautious optimism seemed to pre- i GENERAL 1 The Board of Zoning Appeals of- Steel inventories were at a 1 awsw yenta ....,4 lured suggestions for improving .7,.... f- 3 record level so the side effects we Em ric JAM ERNIE INSURANCE the draft of the new ordinance, of the steel strike were not ex- in, 14 4 based on members' experience in 1111 pected to be serious unless the' MANI NOVAris LEMMON KOVACS Phone 2-1642 204 E. STATE the interpretation of the present 1950 zoning law. le The Zoning Committee of the ,130. slim A 7'-' strike, steel shares made a hie.

strike i a very long one. i Brokers recalled that in the 1956 It 0,4) 1 i ill er 4-4, 1 ACCLAIMED Asmoszomg- Planning Board i will study the -401- .1 advance. -el 4 I If. 4 NIX, ft THE suggestions for ncorporatio in 1 U.S. Ste advanced more than 1.

GREATEST while Youngstown Sheet 'V '''r ON 20111 I the final draft of the ordinance, onluE 111 which will go to the Council a point wh and Lukens Steel added about 21 1 STORY August. --JaUraal Stan Photo (Goldberg) each. Lukens declared its usual I. 62INCCIII Kt NI Atf OF THE There was favorable comment WHEN IT'S TOO HOT INSIDE, the youngsters of Mr. and Mrs.

Victor Phillips at dividend. 'S. t'-' 0, ntwool WEST I Theatre Road Ithaca 'Burg on a provision to permit the Board 514 N. Meadow St. just take their afternoon rest on the front steps, in the shade of Johns-Manville spurted 2, Mag.

Rt. 9fi of Zoning Appeals to get techni- trees. From bottom to top, Mary, Jo Joan, Louis, and Victor, 11. ma Copper rose more than 1 while, TECHNICOLOR, EVER IL, monzeemommommemoom cal assistance from the Planning Kennecott and American smelting FILMED! Board on applications for van- rose about 1 each. 1 TONIGHT ances.

The Associated Press average ALSO: CARTOON "BARNEY'S COUSIN" fi BUCK NITE Chairman Goodman said such Deaths, Funerals Sailor Adm its of 60 stocks at noon was up 40, a provision would enable the zon- cents to $232.30 with the industri-1 4t CA RFU LLONLY 21.00 1 4 jog board to get more easily the als up $1.10, the rails down 30 IN COLOR many facts and technical data cents and the utilities up 10 cents. a JAMES STEWART necessary in making decisions in Charles II. Scofield member of the three-mile ce team A ssauh IT.S. government bonds were i KIM NOVAK zoning appeals cases. LANSING-Funeral services for which finished second.

The next steady. tvitt "BELL, BOOK Chairman Brown said this pro- Charles H. Scofield of Scofield Rd. year in the New York Athletic To beg PLUS- home with the RevRobert Mat that std for many years in with we had a I' I I AND CANDLE" cedure of cooperation between the who died July 10, 1959, were held Club's meet4 11 he ran New Jersey sailor was expected to Iraq Plans Elections ilk I boards would help keep the Plan- at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the family the mile NORFOLK, Va.

tE-A 21-year-old BEIRUT (AP) Iraq's Pre- 4 charming story about to ning Board up to date on the thews of Ludlowville officiating. He was graduated from Cornell take the stand today for testimonyer Abdel Karm Kassem says oo. ROBERT MITCHUM dition of the zoning ordinance asl so-Frie a lady, a hick lawyer. Ti needs may change "THUNDER ROAD" regime will old free elections from time to Bearers were Bertrand Buck, in 1908 with a degree in mechanical concerning charges that he and Also CARTOON time in the future. for a new Nationa A ssembly be- a tycoon and a mond Searles, Gordon Selden and ate he was a member of Quill and saulted a Norwegian postal fore the end ott luou-s.

won its i SeCret Iocomotive. A starbright Noah Found It Joseph McGill. Dagger and Alpha Tau Omega fra- clerk in Oslo, Norway. The United States Weather Bit- 141 VNIVER117 Burial was in North Lansing ternity. He also was a member of Raymond Sharabba of Red Bank, reau has been administered by the cast.

A colorful. THEATNI Hard to Park, Cemetery. the Cornell Club of New York. N. is the first of the American Department of Agriculture since Noito stemma SIAM As an undergraduate, he ran the servicemen to be tried.

The four 1891. i In-gtt' ettlenti. untrodden locale. But Mrs. Weeks Doe two-mile on the varsity track team sailors are accused of attacking, 1 I in Funeral for Mlfor four years.

Cornell first Oscar Trygve Heider 57 oa July after wed fi Al me it I ec Gui RICHMOND, Va. Sign Mary services Mrs. ary ornell nness irsl, a parking lot here: 'Weeks Doe of 109 Ridgedale intercollegiate track champion-10 lll found we hia in "When Noah sailed the ocean who died July 10, 1959, were held at, ship in 1905 when Mr. Trube was al 1 1958 eider. was flown to Norfolk by STARTS a we a so blue 2 p.m.

Monday in the Fisst Metho, freshman. the U.S. government to testify some secret ingredient THE CAPTAIN'S PARADISE -He had his troubles, same as dist Church with the Rev. Henry G. Mr.

Traube is survived by his in the case. He told the seven- you. Buddt minister, officiating. wife, Sarah; a son, H. Lawrence; man court Tuesday the American agic? Skill?) "Guinness at his superb best." found place Hen ry and Milton Argetsinger sailors held him down and at 1 "For 40 years he sailed his ark Bearers were Edwin, Philip, three sisters and two brothers.

ToDAy Luck? jumped him at an Oslo 1 "Before he a that merged all the park, be New Yorker I ark. Burial was in East Lawn Ceme- m. i V.iieW others Into a magnificent I Farm Mark hi 3 i et "It was all so quick that I didn't SHOWS Saturday All Seats Reserved 60c l'hier's Choice Bad ery get up my hands to guard my 2-7-9 44.m. 's motion picture that is July 18 Advance SaleW.S. Ticket Office 1 PHOENIX, Ariz.

Joh kwell (AP) A thief ELSEIVHERE face," said Heider. He said he ..1 1 oc imade a bad choice when he select- John H. Rockwell, 91 of Fontana, Prices still suffers "day and night" from as BIG as it Is bright. bf. snotogortuatusounttoomrsononart ed tan auto from which to remove a ire and a wheel-that is, if Ca, died Saturday, July 11, 1959, in Fontana where he had made his headaches and from his eye in- ury 44 In fact- caught and taken to court.

Sharabba was on the stand brief- home for the last 32 years, after a BUFFALO, N. Y. (NYSDA) rt ed It' Your neighbors bigger than I The car owner was Superior long illness. (AP)-Closing livestock. ly to repudiate his pa a sign :11 cs will be here: Judge Renz L.

Jennings. He formerly lived in the Rockwell Cattle: Steers and heifers, no homestead on the Mecklenburg arrivals. Dairy type slaughter cat- statement that mentioned Heider, had been kicked. But he said It all of usi was true the four assaulted the It was Denjamin Franklin who Rd. tle heifers steady bulls weak; said: "If would know the value Norwegian.

He is survived by is cos 50 cents lower. omerial Or of moneyyou go try to borrow some." Pearl E. Rockw ell: thrife ee daM cos mc ugh- and standard cows 20.00-20.50. Yes, sir, I did hit him," Sharab-- Peggy's Beauty Nook CARTOON i I Enjoy a fine dinner with your family ters, Miss Edna Rockwell of Fon- Good dairy heifers 21.00-23.00 ba said. 10 i Another defendant, Laurence and friends in comfortable surroundings tana, Mrs.

Bertha Turner of Port commercial 18.00-20.00. Utility sail. of Flushing refused to Chester and Mrs. Marie Van sage bulls 24.50-25.00. res, 23, II, Nederynen of Ithaca; a son, George 1 MRS.

JOHN WOLSKI. Prop. H. Rockwell of Rochester; three the incident on the ground 1 grandchildren LIVELIEST, SPARKIEST, MADDEST COMEDY! TEAMED TOGETHER IN THE YEAR'S Taughannock Farms Inn Perntanents and seven great grandchildren. 1 1 Funeral services and burial were DORIS JACK ERNIE held in Fontana.

1 DAV ILEMMON ICOVACS rri Otil HI tiE I .0 0 DRYDEN DRIVER IN ITH EAT Ei Route 13Ithaes-Cortlau4 Road TONIGHT-THURSDAY THE NIGHT OF THE MOONS LOVE ACROSS THE LINE I IG Qtiar ear oon JOHN DREW BARRYMORE JULIE LONDON MEL, PLUS FAMED PLAT HILARIOUS ON THE SCREW ItO Olosuctot itnextat KARICKSIERN MCKIM) BRANDO tORD Kyo MOO 1 EDDa Alai DRYDEN DRIVE 0 IN TH EAT It Ei Route 12-4thaes-Cortland oad TONIGHT-THURSDAY THE NIGHT OF THE MOONS 1 LOVE ACROSS TIM LINES 1 IG ot- Quair ear 1 eibOTI 1 JOHN DREW BARRYMORE JULIE LONDON PLUS TAMED PLAY HILARIOUS on THE SCREW SI SI plesents a Doloscm soid grnacatts NEARLatfsizsm.loicatrom BRAND() toRD Kyo 5.00 7.50 $10.00 $5.00 $20.00 317 S. Cayuga St. Dial 21443 5.00 7.50 $10.00 $20.00 Calves: Demand good, market vemanu guou, IllarKet lit might incriminate him. The steady. Few prime On: gGo 35 iril --lother defendants are Peter V.

and choice 32.00-34.00: mPdium 20, of Wayne, N. and heavy bobs 30.00-32.00; lightland Dominic R. Calemi, 20, of San bobs 29.00 down. Jose, Calif. Hogs: Demand moderate, mar- Heider said he was taking his ket steady.

U. S. No. 1-3 butchers daily stroll at the park when 10 weighing 180-230 lbs 14.50-15.50; 230-250 lbs 14.00-15.00. Good and or 12 American sailors accosted choice 300-500 lb sows 9.00-10.50.1him shortly before sundown.

A Norwegian chambermaid, Lilly Sheep and lambs: No arrivals.1Pettersen said she saw sailors NEW YORK (API Heider, then run. Norway I ailors Noay could have tried the Wholesale egg offerings liberal. Demand spotty. Receipts 11,600. under a NATO agreement, but the Norwegian government de.

Wholesale selling prices based eided to let the U.S. Navy try on exchange and other volume the men. sales. I Calves: Demand good market steady. Few prime 35.00: goodldiscuss and choice 32.00-34.00: medium it might incriminate him.

The and heavy bobs 30.00-32.00; lightliother defendants are Peter V. 20, of Wayne, N. and Dominic R. Calemi, 20, of San bobs 29.00 down. Jose, Calif.

Hogs: Demand moderate, mar- Heider said he was taking his ket steady. U. S. No. 1-3 butchers weighing 180-230 lbs 14.50-15.50:1 daily stroll at the park when 10 230-250 lbs 14.00-15.00.

Good or 12 American sailors accosted an him shortly before sundown. A choice 300-500 lb sows 9.00-10.50.1 ClInan nnel In INe 'kir, itynte 1 chambermaid, Lilly MIL Inv I'm vvLsion aaaaa um uu- eided to let the U.S. Navy try the men. at Taughannock Falls State Park OPEN EVERY DAY FROM 5:00 to 8:00 P.M. SUNDAYS FROM 12 NOON to 7:00 P.M.

For Reservations Phone 4-0010 If busy call Trumansburg 2845 LinlannAlanninlinatIODEMCIMI, at Taughannock Falls State Park OPEN EVERY DAY FROM 5:00 to 8:00 P.M. SUNDAYS FROM 12 NOON to 700 P. M. rTh 4111)1 A I Herbert Trube Herbert L. Trube, 72, a member of the 1908 Olympic track team and a graduate of Cornell University, died Tuesday, July 14, 1959 at his home in Norwalk, Conn.

Mr. Trube took part in the 1908 Olympic games at London as a Herbert Trube Herbert L. Trube, 72, a member of the 1908 Olympic track team and a graduate of Cornell Univer- GUIST STAN OSA CSALIA1 GAMOW VIVO ostainves MIMI eliall0111 win SOON Mart MOWN MOS MSS SITU AWES GUIST STAN 1 OSA CSALIA1 1.11 WOOVAlk VIVO ostainves 811 eliall0111 Glen SOON NINO, MOGAN MOS MSS SITU PALMS 44 Years' Service to Greater Ithaca Short Takes New York spot quotations, including nearby: WhitesTop quality (48-50 lbs) 38-43 mediums 29-30; smalls 19- 21: peewees 1512-17. BrownsTop quality (48-50 lbs) 42-44: mediums 36-37; smalls 21- 22; peewees 1512-17. OLD ENOUGH TO BE EXPERIENCED YOUNG ENOUGH TO BE AGGRESSIVE LARGE ENOUGH TO BE EFFICIENT SMALL ENOUGH TO BE PERSONALIZED CLAMBAKE SHELTER AVAILABLE Large, well equipped, electric, gas, grills.

Available Sept. 1st thru October. DIAL 4-9830 evenings after 7. MBAM A Bargain! Classified Ads! LAST DAY "WATLISI" FEATURE AT: 2:15 7:15 9:15 LAST DAY "WATUSI" STARTING TOMORROW 0 0 I 1 A Bargain! Classified Ads! LAST DAY Mithairtia 4 LAST DAY I CLAMBAKE "WATLISI" i affr" "WATUSI" SHELTER AVAILABLE STARTING TOMORROW Large, well equipped, SHOWS: 7:00 9:00 FEATURE AT: 2:15 7:15 9:15 electric, gas, grills. Available Sept.

1st thru October. At 1 DIAL 4-9830 evenings a after 7. I i 144 i NEW YORK 1AP) (USDA) Butter offerings light. Demand spotty. Receipts 709,000.

Wholesale prices on bulk cartons (fresh). Creamery, 93 score AA) 59114- 591i cents; 92 score (A) 59-591'4l 90 score (B) 58114-581i Cheese offerings moderate. Demand fair. Receipts 209,000. Prices unchanged.

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BURNS THE MIGHTY SAGA OF THE WORLDS MIGHTIEST THE MIGHTY SAGA OF THE WORLDS MIGHTIEST 11 LET US SELLIOUR HOME) I LET US SELLIOUR HOME -----s la, ti4 Vf-r, F'--1- 1 -p 4 I 1 oksso CI 1 ite- II 4.4,4 i l's A Immense Immortal as his Strength, hit World, his Gods! Loving and Adventuring Through the 4(c Stupendous ee os Saga! Through the Screen's Most Stupendous 4, Sago! Immense Immortal as his Strength, hit World, his Gods! Loving and Adventuring One mother frog did a poor job' of picking when she decided to lay her eggs on the beach next to the children's swimming area at the lower Enfield Glen pool at Robert H. Treman State Park. The little frogs, which have been; putting in an appearance over the past week or two, have been' among the most molested creatures in the world. Practically every child who swims there has been walking about in the shallow I water with at least three or four of the little hoppers clutched in a moist paw. Speaking of Enfield, campers from other parts of the country are aghast when they hear of Ithaca area residents taking their tents and heading for distant campsites when vacation time comes.

One camping couple, who had stopped at public campsites across the nation for tnany years, have been coming to Enfield for the past five years, claiming that it's the best spot anywhere. The couple is from Michigan. Today's Letter to the Editor column on Page 6 does not include a note regarding last Saturday's Short Take about the bad condition of Rte. 23 in the eastern part of the state. The reader who wrote the note didn't sign it, and it 'doesn't get printed for that reason.

1 But a point made in the note deserves to be made to set the record straight. Rte. 23 is bad from Catskill to Windham Mountain, but not bad from the mountain west into Oneonta. Rte. 226 between Bainbridge' and Greene is offered as worse yet, 1' and the writer of the original Short Take agrees it's bad.

Apparently it is bad on purpose because it's been that way for years. Keeps down traffic. IN Mt CIL SCCIM, LIU CU UL Will of the little hoppers clutched a moist paw. I Speaking of Enfield, campers from other parts of the country are aghast when they hear of Ithaca 1 area residents taking their tents and heading for distant campsites When vacation time comes. One camping couple, who had.

stopped at public campsites across 'the nation for Many years, have been coming to Enfield for the past five years, claiming that it's the best spot anywhere. The couple is from Michigan. oay's Letter the Editor column on Page 6 does not include Td Ltt a note regarding last Saturday's Short Take about the bad condi- tion of Rte. 23 in the eastern part of the state. The reader who wrote the note didn't sign it, and it doesn't get printed for that rea- 1 But a point made in the note deserves to be made to set the record straight.

Rte. 23 is bad from Catskill to Windham Moun- tam, but not bad from the moun- tain west into Oneonta. Rte. 226 between Bainbridge and Greene is offered as worse yet, the writer of the original Short agrees it's bad. Apparently it is bad on purpose because it's been that way for years.

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