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I -Journal Staff (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, shade of trees.

From bottom to top, Mary, Jo Joan, Louis, and Victor, 11. Deaths, Funerals Charles H. Scofield LANSING-Funeral 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 Selden 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 First 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, Fontana where he had made his home for the last 32 years, after a long illness. 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 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren, Funeral services and burial were held in Fontana, 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 Mr.

his Trube home in took Norwalk, part in Conni908 Olympic games at London as a Short Takes 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 Treman State Park, "The little frogs, which have been putting in an appearance over the past week or two, have been among the molested creatures in world. Practically thenost every child who swims there has been walking about in the shallow 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 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.

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. 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, 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.

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Stilwell Brown and the zoning committee, Chairman Burritt W. Taber, James D. Murand Mrs. Elizabeth Lee. phy, Director of Planning Philip B.

Wallick and Associate Planner Richard West the staff presented details the ordinance to of these members of the two official bodies most directly concerned. Taber's committee has been working with the planning staff since Jan. 1, 1959, on the research for and drafting of the new zoning law. an average there have been two sessions a week since then, to make, policy and review 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 RICHMOND, Va, (A) Sign in a parking lot here: "When Noah sailed the ocean blue "He had his troubles, same as you.

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2-2130 Up Despite Steel Strike 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 from their rally of Tuesday.

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

Steel advanced more than a point while Youngstown Sheet and Lukens Steel added about 2 each. Lukens declared its usual dividend. Johns-Manville spurted 2, Magma Copper rose more than 1 while Kennecott and American smelting rose about 1 each. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon was up 40 cents to $232.30 with the industrials up $1.10, 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. The United States Weather Bureau has been administered by the Department of Agriculture since 1891. DRYDEN IN THEATRE Route 13-Ithaca-Cortland Road TONIGHT-THURSDAY THE NIGHT OF THE MOONS LOVE ACROSS THE LINE! Night of the Quarter Moon JOHN DREW BARRYMORE JULIE LONDON PLUS FAMED PLAY HILARIOUS ON THE SCREEN! M-G-M presents in CINEMASCOPE and METROCOLOR MARLON GLENN. MACHIKO BRANDO FORD' KYO THE TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON EDDIE ALBERT Board Asks Faubus Plan Tuesday ROCK, Ark (P) LITTLE, School Board Tuesday night challenged Gov.

Orval E. Faubus to reveal what plan, he has for legally maintaining segregation in public high schools here. Unless a valid, legal plan exists, 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 Pre-registration of high school pupils begins next week. northFaubus, vacationing in west Arkansas, could not be reached for comment. All four high schools here remained closed last year under Faubus' order, The board regained control, of the school recently when court struck down the law under which Faubus closed them, LYRIC CIRCUS SKANEATELES OV 5-5757 Starring Rolls SARA DILLON and LEE Ringing July BERGERE 7-19 curtain 8:30 tues.

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He was graduated from Cornell in 1908 with a degree in mechanical engineering. While an undergraduate he was a of Quill and Dagger and Omega framember, ternity. 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 championship in 1905 when Mr.

Trube was a freshman. 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 sau-1 sage bulls 24.50-25.00. Calves: Demand good, market steady. Few prime 35.00; good and choice 32.00-34.00; medium and heavy bobs 30.00-32.00; light bobs 29.00 down. Hogs: Demand moderate, market steady.

U. S. No. 1-3 butchers weighing 180-230 lbs 14.50-15.50: 230-250 lbs 14.00-15.00. Good and choice 300-500 lb sows 9.00-10.50.

Sheep and lambs: No arrivals. NEW YORK (AP) (USDA)Wholesale egg offerings liberal. Demand spotty. Receipts 11,600. Wholesale selling prices based on exchange and other volume sales.

New York spot quotations, including nearby: Whites--Top quality (48-50 lbs) 38-43 29-30; smalls 19- 21: mediums, Browns--Top quality (48-50 lbs) 42-44; mediums 36-37; smalls 21- 22; peewees NEW YORK (AP) (USDA)Butter offerings light. Demand spotty. Receipts 709,000. Wholesale prices on bulk cartons (fresh). Creamery, 93 score (AA) cents: 92 score (A) 90 score (B) Cheese offerings moderate.

Demand fair. Receipts 209,000. Prices unchanged. NORFOLK, Va. (-A 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, IN.

is the first of the American servicemen to be tried. The four sailors are accused of attacking Oscar Trygve Heider, 57, on July 10, 1958. Heider was flown to Norfolk by the U.S. government to testify in the case. He told the sevenman 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 Heider. He said he still suffers "day and night" from headaches and from his eye injury. Sharabba was on the stand briefly 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 it might incriminate him. The other defendants are Peter V. Mitchell, 20, of Wayne, N. and Dominic R.

Calemi, 20, of San Jose, Calif. daily stroll at the park 10 Heider said he was taking, his or 12 American sailors accosted him shortly before sundown. A Norwegian chambermaid, Lilly Pettersen, said she saw sailors kick Heider, then run. Norway could have tried the sailors under a NATO agreement, but the Norwegian government decided to let the U.S. Navy try the men.

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