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2 2 BUFFALO COURIER-EXFRESS, Wednesday, Aug. 10, I960

Race Results and Entries •* SARATOGA RESULTS Iff

F I R S T - 5 ' a fur Time, 1:07. Clear Sky, Arcaro 5.40 3.30 ISO Melody In F , Adams 3.40 2.70 Upper Decker. Ycaza 4.10

S E C O N D - M i l e . T ime, 1:3*v». • e m a y y a . Chester 7.JO 3.40 1.10 Scarlet Slipper. Boutmetls 3.20 2.50 •Jacqueline Rose, Combest 3.00

aBJue Waters; aMacPar lane-Dougherty •n t ry .

T H I R D - I ^ mile*. T ime, 3:07^. Nostal, Schulhorfer 3.30 2.90 2,30 Sky's Rhythm. Walsh 3.30 2J0 Happy Lion, Rile* tM

P O U R T H - S V j fur. Time, 2:04%. Flying Shadow, Arcaro 4.00 3.10 2.70 Gigi Dunstan, Usserv 3.60 2.10 Blond Bombshell Moreno . 3.60

F I F T M - M * miles. T ime, 1:54. Wealth, Brown 1.90 5.70 4.00 Game Beginner, Yaka — 7.00 4.10 Weistead, Sorrentino AJ0

S I X T H - 7 fur. T ime, 1:24. T-ock, Ycaza 1.70 4.90 2.10 Irate, Boulmetis . . 3.70 2.60 Lucky GeorgY Sorrentino 2.S0

S E V E N T H - 5 ' i fwr. T ime, l:05*s. J-mmul , Moreno . . . ' . . MM 7.60 390 Starix, Arcaro 4.20 3.30 Royal Dragoon. Ycaza 3J9

E l G H T H - 7 fur. T ime, 1:24. Country C a t Leonard 13.70 7.60 3.90 Van Quest, Vomer . 7.10 4.30 Dandy Ron, Wocdhouse . 3.70

N I N T H - M i l e . T ime, 1:39**. Admiral 's Watch, Leonard 2200 7.60 4.90 Staysail 2nd. Boulmetis . 1,40 4.30 BiH's Joy. Adams 3.90

D A I L Y DOUBLE - Clear Sky and Gemayya (2 ft 4) paid 121.00.

Scratches 1 — Serensian. 2 - D a r l i n Patrice. 4 - M i s s Lady Luck, Ballybuntl. 7—Lindisima, Rhonda's Boy.

J J a J / y

P^angf&fprm CONSINSUS

A T L A N T I C C ITY Erradona 20 Tort 10 Tornat 3

Trai ler Rudy's' Yellow Jacket Becky Never Quit Flying Diver Type-High •Tmgaling J i m Fond Lover Byroon Corvus Short Nip Little Kleinie

23 » 9

Tiswar Space Travel Koko Dozo

Apostle Poppy Jay Bonus

14 13 11

Wise Guy Sweet Will iam Classy Shot

R O C K I N G H A M RESULTS J * F I R S T - 6 fur. T ime, 1:14V».

Ku Ricci, Wajda . . . 16.20 7.20 Cognizant, Spencer 6.00 Madison Avenue, Gr imm

SECOND—6 fur. T ime, 1:13**. Muslin Tree. Soirez 29.40 10,10

520

:144*. 5.40 3.80

S.40

l:14'<s. 111.40 30.40

7.00

V . W J . 17.00

1 14*3. 12.00

5.00 4.40 4-.00

6.60 4.00 4.60

2 10 4.00 4.00

21.40 5.20 6.00

5.60 5.00 4.20

4.80 110 6.00

3.80 3.60 3.20

3.00 280 3.80

5 80 340 6 00

D A I L Y D O U B L E : ICu RiCCi and Muslm T r t e (7-6) paid 5492.80.

Scratches l -TC"»ess. Robs Orphan, Blue Hit, Sa-I

tonga's Star 2— to iMng Armor. Gracefulness, Fair ly

Pretty. Flosse G. 3—Mr. Mi l t . Late Glory, Andrea Bound,

Startaicng. 4 - l u c k y Chucky. Decked Out, Powder

Horn. Magic Charger. 5 - L a d l e 9—Lubrette.

June's Crocodile 21 Irish Spark 7 Our Host 6

R O C K I N G H A M Prince Bel Beau 12 Should We 12 Aunt Sally »

SARATOGA Our Holiday Troy Felix Arabia Brass Knuckles Know The Facts Jewel Thief Palladl© Rhythm Master John Doe Bar Hill . 24 Greater Reward 9 Hi Anna 4 Table Hopper

Roving Minstrel Busher's Beauty

29 9

Whitechapel idolater

rCounterate

22 1! 3

Tompion Francis S. Careless John

25 10 2!

Sunshine Square [Barge Nasti ly

13 | 12 9

Alcindor Triple Gold Swi£_

Concede Mansini Miss Sheila

Roval Bonanza, Sorensen Meboob, Bryant

T H I R D - 6 fur. T ime, 1 Stinging Nettle, Spinale . Mr Twister, Bush La Vadr ina , Rosendahl

F O U R T H - 6 fur Time, In Case Of. Mercier On Point, Wajda Pr-sc ' la Gray. Valdes

F I F T H — 6 fur T ime, Bontebofc, Spinaie Sabero, Wajda Man's Hash. Skuse '

S I X T H - 6 fur. T ime, Licking River, Valdes . Giadahad. McLaughlin . . Ambrosial. Munsell

S E V E N T N - 6 fur. T i m e Passage West, Kurtz Kingly Gem. Glassner Lafayette Square, Vincifora .

E I G H T H - ! , ' , miles. T ime, 1 Chilly Co-Ed, Landers 7.80 Vanderbcrgft, DeSpirito Natural Choice. Morales

N I N T H - ! , ' , miles. T ime. 147*s. Pracia, Glassner . 12.80 7 20 Happy Dancer, Qeroin 4 40 Ch-catoo. Kriapp

Pal In T ime Parello Min's Bud

20 l ] 6

T 2 11 7

QnebyaTength Dandy Princess Optics Mon Choix Hi Greco

, 1:121 13.60

9.40 7.60

6.40 520

5 80 6 80

47**. 3,80 3.40

Wanted Shut Down Thorenbush

Thin Ice Corcorico Baywist ' Solaris Emblazon In Short

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iFabulous Fox Counter Pqnch Title Page •

F T . E R I E Delightful Gal C. L. Rose Princess Teddy

Phil Ranalloh Ft. Erie Picks 1—Psychic Martdy, Norma's

Girl, C. L. Rose, Delight­ful Gal, Princess Teddy.

2—Crown Marble, Trireme, Yusuf. Bingo King. Daring Spirit.

3—Fanny Cee, Ultra Royal, Select Irish.

4—Stroke OTwelve, Maitre De, Silver Robby.

5—Poms Joy, Coup de'etat, Suggest.

6—John B e r r y , Colonel Black, Happy Harry.

7—Song of Wine, Just Don't Shove, Indian Line.

8—Quick Edition. Bat n Ball, Teddy Joe.

Best Bet—SONG OF WINE

Trireme Crown Marble Yusuf

HARRY'S BANKROLL Minus $152.60

Select Irish Fanny Cee Ultra Royal

Harry's Bankroll, which was started at zero, is based on daily wager of $52 (S2 win, 12 place and $2 show on each of our eight selections, 52 on daily double, and $2 on quinella).

Sam Wettlaufer Ward Wettlaufer Cifl Nagel

Father-Son Tourney winners get award fron donor

Maitre De Silver Robby Fran Wright

RUBY'S BANKROLL Minus $92.80

Ruse De Guerre Poms Joy Coup P'Etat

Colonel Black Doris Ator Grey Gar •Song Of Wine Just Don't Shove Indian Line

Mavis Canadian Idol Quick Edition

Best Bet.

S E C O N D - 6 tur. T i m e , 1:134%. Adust, Blum . . . 10,20 6.40 Sherwood Miss, Baker 13.20 Hot Cross Bunny, Gilbert

T M I R D - 6 tur. T ime , 1:12. 23.80 7 60

320

1:13. 10.40

:11V's. 5.00

5.60 10.80

3 60 7 00

A T L A N T I C C ITY RESULTS W F I R S T - ! , ' , miles. Time, l:44Vj.

H gh View. Grant 6.60 4.08 3.00 Cremona I I , Lefebvre 1.20 5.80 Semeru, Burr 5.00

1:04*S. 13.80 8.80

18.60

T ime, 1:44. 4 .00*2 80

3 80

BASEBALL TONIGHT

BISONS V S .

RICHMOND 7:30 P.

5.00 9.80 7.40

5.80 2.80 4.20

3.40 I 5.40 2.80 |

3.20 5.00 6.20

6.00 8.60

12.00

2.40 3.20 4.00

4.60 3.00 3.20

King Sailor, Clemes Comes A Tide, Lee Light Music, Burr

F O U R T H - 6 fur. T ime, Hope-Ye-Well, Choquette Marlton Pike, Korte Bombastic, Blum

F I F T H - 6 fur. T ime, 1 Graphic Aid, Rlni Carrollton. Hartack . , . Nibrud, Block

S I X T H - 5 ' i fur. T ime, Captain Kidd I I . Blum Chance It, Gilligan . . Delhi I I I , Rogers

S E V E N T H - 1 , ' . miles. Ashlar, Culmone . Sultanabad, Hartack Nahodah, Thornburg

E I G H T H - 1 , ' . miles. T ime, 1:434s. Natagar, Harmatz . 14.40 6.60 Combustion I I , Hartack 4.00 Flint River, Lee

D A I L Y D O U B L E : High View and Adust (10-11) paid $44.64.

Scratches 1 —Ballingarry, Nordic Princess, Buddy

Wilson, Solely, Eperiver. 2—Kitchen Canary, Royal Butterfly, Lln-

Lo-Su, Bathyscaph, Maryclare. 3 - F l e e t Peg. 5—Danngquette, Busher's Whir l . Yomol-

ka, Burnt Clover. 6 - F a s t and Friendly, Pr ime Boy. 7—Scout Ship. 9—Sub Declared Off.

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A T L A N T I C C I T Y E N T R I E S J P - C L E A R F I R S T - C I . , 3 y.o., 6 fur,

Play Room Ski Jump Happy Lisa Tornat Carnival Poppy Star O'Norfolk

Ruby's Bankroll, also started at zero, is based on SIB daily doucle criss-cross (each of our first three horses in first race coupled with each of our first three horses in second race).

Five selections ara made for each of the first two races to preserve the criss-cross, in case of scratches.

Yesterday we had one win­ner — Star Gun ($6.90, best bet).

Harry lost $28 of his $52 in­vestment. Ruby lost $18 on the criss-cross.

"Say hello to Ruby for me." a friend said to Honest Harry yesterday as the downhearted —and broke—HH headed for the parking lot.

"I can't," Harry said. "Why? Is Ruby out of

town?" the friend asked. "No," Harry said. "We're

not speaking."

Phi Flash Bailycahane T r i m Beau Zambra

S E C O N D - C I . , aThygold Know The Facts 113 Our Chris bUp M y Sleevt Hargal Brass Knuckles cCedar Way Jewel Thief Roman Ship Guardian Angel

117 Dark Viking 112 Kalomo 114 Samark 114 The Great Gale 2 y.o.. ml 6 fur. 113 Palestine Song

cAmocal 118 Crafty Mar ine 113 Shenorock 118 bAdmiral F. 113 Church Spire 114 aNoble Union 118 Soaring High 117 Top Snow 118

109 114 114 11?

113 115 114 115 113 113 113 118 113

a M i l a n j e Ferm-Thornhill entry; bRand-ige I ntry ; Rand entry; cOstriker-Grissom ' entry.

T H I R D - H u r d l e s . 4 y.o., up. 2,'. m l .

101 114 101 139 MM 113 115

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Errardona S E C O N D - C I

Gloria J . Yellow Jacket 118 Overbout 114 Miss Startan 109 Spinning Star 10* Bully leep 114 Yesterday 114 j a r red D 116

T H I R D - C I . , 3 y o , Toolbox i ' 4 Dottilian 109 Flying Diver 116 Type-High 114 Blue Lava '15 Cherry Bowl 114 Sun Gem 104

F O U R T H - C I . . 4 y Fond Lover 114 Tingaling J im 114 Miss Melisande 109 Happy Tiger 114 Solid Gold 109

F I F T H - C I . , I y o . I Dare Say 115 Desert Goddess 107 Mr . Buck B. 109 Seminole Cadet 115 Li*l Platter 109 •Short Nip 106 aCorvus 117 cDream Daddy 109

aDietrich-Bensing Wickham entry;

Tprt Remarkable Take No Notice Terrace Park Dark Treasure Dulaney Raconteuse

3 y.o., 6 fur. 113 Saggsoee

t Sunset Strip Becky Amony Time Limit

114 114 109 116

John Doe Auriate Solid Mahogany Laughing Girl Palladio

F O U R T H - C I . , Crafty Doll Greater Reward Maquis Tunefully

i F I F T H - A I . , 2 J Busher's Beauty

Resistless World Record Harrow

143 143 143 138 143

3 y.o., 6 fur.

Spike B. Dahmone No Lady Rythmn Master

145 145 145 143

115 no 115 115

Bar Hill Hi Anna Cubic

118 11? 113

109

104 Cool Judgm't 2nd 114 Rudy's Trailer i n

1»4 109 111 109

y.o., 6 fur. 119 Table Hopper 116 Flying Tala 111 Multnomah 116 Ambiopoise 119 Bounding War'r 116 Gun Burst 116 Roving Minstrel

y.o., 7 fur. 122 White Chapel 116 Coast To Coast 116 Counterate

S E V E N T H - P u r s e 125,000 added, Bernard Baruch Stakes, 3 y.o., l ' l

109 I Admiral Eddie 109 1 Apple

No Dance S I X T H - A I . ,

Idolater Tufanhai Niequest

dKlein-Tammaro entry S I X T H - C I - 4 y.o., up

6 fur. Sicola 111 I She's To Market 109 Red's Five Aces 109 | Painter Boy 116 ; Never Quit 118 Un Ami 114 Starmary 111 i

.o., up, 6 fur. Uncle Sid 107 j Bimrard 114 • Tote AH 111 Byroon 114 Edzell 109 :

, 6 fur. dLittle Kleinie H9 -, cWhat-A-Fit 109 | Danny Dee 113 • dGolden Impulse 113 • Plastic Foot 113 \ bConcert Tour 110 bWitl Be Ready U9 Fleet Sailor 117 entry; bAlexander-

cShea-Cirelli entry;

Udalpur Power Dam Francis S. Encanto Don Rickles

E I G H T H — A l aSamphire j aMystic Gloip

119 116 116 119 116 116 119

116 116 119

The mi.

114 120 114 123 114

114 Careless John 117 Keenarlon 123 Oink 114 Tompion 114 Weatherwise 3 y.o , up, 6 fur. 105 Glide 113 105 a Bittersweet 105 110 Prize Day 110 110 Sunshine Square 116 110

Dan Farm-Galbreath

Wettlaufers Triumph In Father-Son

By RICK MARCOTTE Sam Wettlaufer and his son,

Ward, yesterday won the Buffalo District Golf Assn. Father-and-Son championship over their home Country Club of Buffalo course.

The Wettlaufers carded a 1-over par 36-37—73 to edge Harry Oates and Harry Oates III. Transit Valley, by one stroke.

The senior Oates played in the tourney despite a 15-foot fall earlier in the day, in which he suffered a pair of sprained thumbs and arm and leg: lacerations.

Don and Ted Sawyer, Tran­sit Valley, finished third with 75. Joe Purcell and Joe Purcell Jr., the defending champions from South Shore, split fourth place at 76 with Ross and Marc Yahn, Transit Valley.

John and Peter Lepir, South Shore, won gross honors in the sons 10-to-14 years of age with 42-42—84. Best net score in this division was by Richard La-gatella and Richard Jr., Transit Valley. They had 96-24—72.

Sawyers Lead Division Gross honors in the sons 15 to

17 years of age went to the Sawyers. Robert Honegger and Robert Jr . took net laurels with 77-8—69.

Norton Forgie and his son, James, took the net for the sons 18 years and over with 84-14— 70.

The Carl H. Nagel Trophy was presented by Nagel to the Wettlaufers.

Investing

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aHumphrey-Darb entry.

N I N T H - C I , 3 y.o., up, m l . Doshay 113 Oban Counter Punch 120 Fabulous Fox Title Page 115 Prothalamion Bold Hunter 106 Scarlet Quill

1'5 115 i:? Ml

Ft. Erie Entries

A TKANSCONTININT STATION

Teekavo Tiswar Captain Charles Field Of Honor Brighton Dam

S E V E N T H - A I East Indian Bonus Greek Circle FastAndFrlendly

E I G H T H - C I . , Cabeion Sweet Wil l iam Classy Shot Ess Dee Exaltado

N t N T H - C I . , 4 Weeper's Prince June's Crocodile Fudcran Our Host Lady Angora

! '4 T 8 116 114 113 . 4

6 tur. Space Travel Koko D020 Tempest Tossed Susan W. Blazing Slippers

y o . , up, 6 fur. Apostle Amplitude Poppy Jay

no ! « 6 116 110

3 y.o.. up, 7 fur. I l l Comrade

Chit Chat Red Scrapper Wise Guy

116 116 109 109 109

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F I R S T - P u r s e Delightful Gal Princess Teddy Noon Girl Vibrant Queen Norma's Girl Miss Coldstorage Be Gay Psychic Mandy C. L. Rose Miss Alpine Saxy

$1,800, 107 107 114 107 • 7

104 107 10* 107 107 107

M. 3-4 y-o., 4 fur. Kay

Olah Potts

Morreale Parnell Parnell

Coy Elliott

Gordon Olah

F. Smith

Samyel-Ward Wettlaufer 36-37 — Harry-Harry Oates I I I Donald-Ted Sawyer Ross-Marc Yahn Joseph-Joseph Purcell Jr. Robert-Robert Honegger Jr. Dr. Maben-Bruce Cameron . Harold-William Christy John-John Fonagy Jr. Robert-Michael Lawler Brownie-Brownie Kopra Jr. Thomas-Fred Sarginson William-John Johnston Duane-Duane Tower Jr. Joseph-Robert Kamman Richard-Daniel Koehler Norman-Norman Creighton Jr. John-Peter Lepir Emanuel-Bruce Weintraub Norton-James Fergie Gordon-Gordon Gannon Jr. Michael-David Riniole Edward-Stephen Seeberg 42-43-

73 37-37- 74 37-38- 75 40-36-76 38-38-76 40-37-77

39-40- 79 43-38- 8! 4 1 - 4 1 - 82 41-41-82 40-42-82

40-43- 83 40-44-84 42-42-84

41-43- 84 41-43- 84

43-41-84 4J-42-84 38-46-84 43-41-84

43 -41 - 84 40-45-85

85 Daniel-John Lincoln James-David Patton Bruce-Gary Conover Norman-Allan Lewis Dr Joseph-Richard Saab Elmer-John Finck Chester-Chester Struski Jr. Donald-Peter Cothran Anthony-Thomas Schmidt 42-45 Dave-Dave Davidson Jr 43-44-

42-43-85 40-46- 86 42-44- 86 44-42- 86 39-47-86 42-44-86 41-45-86

41-46- 87 87 87

1 Merlin-Craig Luther 41-46-I H. W.-James Koehn 43-44-|Thorne-Larry Reineman 40-47 —

Dr. Leon-Leon Smith Jr 48-39-

109 111 '38 117 y.o., 114 116 121 114 '38

111 11! 114 111

up, 1 1/18 n Wing Again Norte Hyclar Irish Saark

iles. 117 119 '08 113

SARATOGA E N T R I E S F I R S T - C I . , 3 y.o., up,

Quadreme 106 Our Pally 109 Troy 119 Jesper 116 Felix Arabia 124 Inshaallah 117

• - C L E A R 7 fur.

Joe Jones Our Holiday Saratoga Pete Slight Error Crafty Sailor Crossruff

114 117 12' 1C9 114

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S E C O N D - P u r t t 4 fur. Barking Dog 104 Vara Oear 104 Joe Night 114 Uptowner 104 Ark Ator 109 Yusuf 117 Fox Ator 109 Hasty Hope 109 S«t Vince 109 Trireme 114 Daring Spirit 114 Bingo King 109 Trunk Line 104 Crown Marble 119 Stavia's Aca 112 Scarboro Lad 109 Tcracota Belle 102 Royal Scorp 109

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T H I R D - P u r s e $1,100, M . , 3-4 y.o., 4 fur. Irish Doll 111 Boland Crown Imaga 114 Roy Ultra Royal 114 Gordoa Dykebar Lass 97 Parnell Hidden Lore 97 Parnell

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F O U R T H - P u r s e 4 fur. Swamp Fox 114 Fair Kar 97 Royal C 109 Silver Robby 117 Great Ouy 114 Joni Shinrona 117 Canuck John 109

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Kenneth-Damon Hopkins 43-45—M Francis-Mark Hanssel 43-45— M John-Jan Kamman 43-45— 80 William-Jack Rade 46-43-89 Joseph-Ronald Kay 46-43-89 Edmund-Richard Brown 44-45- 89 Bernard-Stephen Bishop 4 0 - 4 9 - 8 9 John-Robert Raczynski 45-44-89 John-John R. Bray George-Stephen Bartlett Wil l iam-Wil l iam Srustak Jr. Walter Jr.-Waiter Andzel I I I Arthur-Will iam Schauer — Harold-James Adel Robert-John Eckis

46-44- 90 43-47-90 46-44-90 47-43-90

44-46- 90 41-50-91

46-45- 91 Dr. John-David Pfalzgraf 45-46—91

Vessel Movements B U F F A L O

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45*47-92 45-47^92 49-43-92 47-45-92

44-49- 93 48-45- 93 46-47- 93 45-48- . 93 45-48-93

Eugene-Chester Naukam 44-49—93

$1,100, CI . , 4-y.o., up,

Coy Parnell

Hale Boland

Nash No boy

Wright Remillard

Dtlahoussaye Nash

W a r m * Dittfach

F. Smitti Remillard

Clark Gordon

DitMach No boy

47-46-93 45-48-93 45-49-94 47-47-94

49-45- 94 47-47- 94

Clayton-Robert Beniing John-John uyons j r . Frank Jr.-Frank Haveron I I I B. T.-David Haskins Edward-Edward Balthasar Jr. Henry-Henry Lisowski Jr Charles-Larry Eggerf . . . 4 8 - 4 6 - 9 4 Louis-Maer Bunis 48-46—94 Meredith-Ted Scatcherd 49-45-94 Jerry-Jon Adel 45-49- 94 Chester-Gary Johnson 49-46-95 Matt-Lambert Hughes 48-47-95 John-John Snyder Jr 48-47- 95 John-Frank Cheney 47-48-95 Richard-Richard Lagatella Jr. .. 46-50-96 Charles-William Rae 4 8 - 4 8 - 9 6 Will iam-Will iam Regan Jr. . . . 47-49-96 Joseph-David Desmon 52-44—96 Chris-Peter Carr 45-51-96 Charles-Buzz Victor . . . . . . . 44-52-96 Vincent-Francis O'Conner 46-50-96 Henry-Scott Huglll 4 9 - 4 8 - 9 7 I. Wayne-Curt Rutter 48-49-97 Michael-Michael Regan Jr 52-45-97 Albert-Jeff Gerth 49-48- 97 Robert-Donald Grant 48-49-97 Roland-Bruce Smith 50-47-97 Guy-Gary Berner 50-47-97

F I F T H - P u r s e a-One Hit Coup D'Etat 8me wood Suggest a-Poms Joy Ruse Da Guerre

$2,100, 103 118 113 110 110 120

CI. , 3-y.o.

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S I X T H - C I . , 4-y.o., up, 4 fur. Happy Harry

, 6 fur. Boland Gomez

Dittfach Coy

Boland Gordon

Sink or Swim Doris Ator John Berry M r Edgor Grey Gar Colonel Black US

S E V E N T H - P u r s e $7,500 Summer Stakes, 2-y.o., 5' i a-Cairnfitid b Cut Steel Sac Dress b Just Don't Sh't c Corporal Bingo c Golngtr Paul Pry Navy Wyn Yaney a-lndian Line Tehran's Dan Song of Wina

a-Farr-Ell ins Smyrna entry.

E I G H T M - P u r s e I A miles. Turf . Turf Teddy Joe Canadian Idol Gallant Doge Trust H im Mavis

103 Parnell I IS Boland HO F. Smith u s Najfe 110 Dittfach 110 Gordon

Delahoussayt a d d e d , the, fur.

109 Gordon 10* Dittfach 107 Uyeyama m Coy 112 Remillard 111 F. Smith 113 Hale " 2 F. Smith io* McComb l t f Dtlahoussaye 1)2 Clark 124 Gomez

entry b-Maioney-Smyth*-c-Edmlston-Nepean entry

J I . I O O , t t « 4-y.o., up.

Para Quick BdJtton War Infinity Bat'n Ball Aipma Pat*

122 122 114 119 114 104 109 l i t 104 114 117

Clark C«y

Hale Morreale Dittfach Parnell Boland Gomez Parnell Gordon

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Carl-Robert Nagel 46-52- 98 Jackson-Jackson Bowling Jr. . 50-48—98 Will iam-Paul Griffin . . . 54-44- 98 Milton-John Kaeselau 49-49- 98 Patrick-Patrick McGroder I I I 52-46- 98 John-James Pennington . 47-52— 99 Albert-Robert Ball 49-51-100 Frank Jr.-Frank Wood I I I 49-51-100 Jack-George Gellman 50-50-100 Walter-John Empric 52-48-100 Henry-Peter Chudy 49-52-101 Joseph-Joseph Gauthier Jr 49-53-102 Richard-Jay Baer 52-50-102 Dr. Thaddeus-Kenneth Pantera . 49-53-102 Harry-Allen Grow 51-51-102 John-John D. Doyle 46-56-102 Edward-Ed Marlette Jr 55-48-103 John-John Piazza Jr 56-48-104 Dr. Dudley-D. Fitzgerald Jr. .. 54-50-104 Dr. Henry-Henry Peck Jr. . . . . . 49-55-104 Dale-Dale Hawkins Jr 49-56-105 Armand-Robert Jacobs 55-51-106

50-56-106 55-51-106

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53-54-107 55-53-108 58-50-108 50-58-108 56-53-109

Dr. Samuel-James Vogel Stephen-Gregory Hudecki . Robert-R. Louis Chrestensen Dr. Will iam-Michael Castle Donald-Donald Commlngs Jr. Donald-Wayne Murphy John-John West Jr Charles-Charles Kelsey J r . . Victor-Kenneth Wagner Tom-Tom Schaeffer Jr 57-52-109 Warren-Timothy Kelly 62-47-109 Dr. Milton-Jamie Bron 55-55-110 Roswell-Ross Gardner 57-53-110 Daniel-Daniel Harris Jr 53-57-110 Dr. Francis-Michael Hornung .. 57-56-113 Fred-Fred Koch Jr. 62-52-114 Harold-William George . . . — .55-60-115 Robert-R. L. McBride 41-55-116 John-John Hoelscher Jr . . . . . . . . . A5-53-U8J Wll l iam-R. Blackwood M-S6-:70A

Goerge-Joel Coscia No Card Charles-Dennis McKernan no card John-James Bruce no card

Ft. Erie Trackman 1—Norma's Gir l , Miss Alpine, Saxy. 2—Daring Spirit, Tr i reme, Yusuf. 3—Ultra Royal, Select Irish, First Footer. 4 - M a i t r e De, Silver Robby, Liege M a n . 5—Pom's Joy, Rusa de Guerre, Suggest. a— Colonel Black, Grey Gar, Sink or Swim. 7—Song of Wine, Tehran's Dan, Navy

Wyn. 8—Bat'n Bell, Blossom, Alpine Pete.

B e s t - P O M ' S J O Y .

A r r i v e d - W . ore; North American sengers.

C l e a r e d - D . J . Morrell 1:15 a .m. , light; Algoway 2:55, light; C. A. Reiss 4, light. R. O. Pitman 5:20, coal.

SAULT STE. M A R I E Up Monday-Af f lec t 4:30 p.m.. G. C.

Hutchinson 5, Seafriend 6:30. Dunlop 6:30, J. T. Hutchinson 10, Ream 11:30, Druck-enmiller 11:30.

Up Tuesday — South American 12:30 a m . . Saskatoon 12:30, London Endurance 12:30, H. Steinbrenner 1, Lemoyne 1:30, Champlain 2, Cedar Hill 4, R. Misener 5:30, McGonagle 6:30. Coulby 6:30, B. Hindman 8:30, Victory 8:30, W. E. Wat­son 8:30, Roberts Jr. 10, Reserve 10:30, W. G. Mather 12 m., §«thlehem 12:30 p.m., Humphrey 1, Lynch 2, E. J . Blocks 3, Pargny 3:30, Senator of Canada 3:30, Pafton 4.

Down Monday-Greene *:30 p.m.. Bar­ber 5, Hood 6, McKeller 6:30, Will iams 7:30, Nettleton 8:30, Filbert 9. Ishpeming 9, Andrews 9, Lethbridge f : 30 , B. Morell 10, Wilson 10:30, G. M l l l i r 10:30, Inter­national 11, Purnell 11, Parbert mldnite.

Down Tuesday - Ml 11 sop 12:30 a .m. , McFarland 3, H. Hindman 6, Swederope 6, Silver Bay 6, C. M . White 7, P. D. Block 7:30, L. E. Block 8:30, Baker 10:30, Niagara Mohawk 11, Hobson 11:30, Irvim 11:30, Ontadoc, 12 m. , Fraser 1 p.m., L. C. Smith 1:30.

D E T R O I T Up Monday—Fernie ar 1:35 p.m., Con­

sumers Power 4:40, Ration 5:00, Sylvania 6:45, Saskadoc 7:20, Lehtah 7:30, J. S. Wood 7:45, Soodoc 1:20, J . E. Davidson 8:20, Schoonmaker 8:25, iorgholm 8:25, Diala 8:50, Ternenjell ar 9:30, Veslefjell ar 9:40, Clymer cl 9:50, Pernio cl 11:00, H j ron ar 11:30, Desdemona cl 12:00.

Up Tuesday—Borealis c l 12:50 a.m. , M . C. Taylor 1:40, Crape 1:45, Snyder Jr. 2:45, Armco 3:40, f . W. Robinson cl 5:30, Homer 5:45, HolmsJde 6:15, James-Maida ar 6:30, Cowan cl 7:00, Cornelius 8:10, E. P. Smith 8:50, Sparrows Point 8:55, Denmark 9:05, Lio 9:35, O. M . Reiss 9:35, H. Snyder 9:10, Elmdale ar 10:00, Hulst 10:20, Snerwin 10:25, Dean-Constitution ar 10:40, S. Misener 11:20, P. R. Clarke 11:30, CoWle 12:10 p.m., Dickson 12:20, McKee Soft* 12:35, Angus 1:10, Stadacona 1:15, W. A. Reiss 1:30, Ganandoc 1:45, Terneflelt cl 2:15, Ingalls ar 2:20, Regent 2:30, LaLiberte 2:30, Aquarama ar 2:45.

Down Monday—North American ar 3:45 p.m.. Cowan ar 4:00, Winnipeg 4:15, W. A. Reiss 4:20, Tynemouth 4:30, Clymer ar 4:35, Prins Wil lem V cl 4:40, Brooktor cl 4:45, Caulkins 5 00. Benson Ford ar 5:15, North American cl 5:50, Dean-Constitu­tion cl 5:55, Willowdale 6 00. Cedarville 6:00, Weir 6:45, Regent 7:35, Carlsholm ar 8:55, T . W. Robinson ar 10:50, Fron-tenac 10:55, Royalton ar 11:45.

Down Tuesday — Maneox 12:25 a.m., Cadillac 1:15, McCarthy c l 1:40, Masa-shima Maru 1:55, Prins Casimir cl 2:15, Huron cl 5:15, W. C. Fon i ar 5:20, Ben­son Ford cl 5:30, Norway 1:00, Ft . Henry ar 8:05, Valnor 8:10, Elgin 8:15, Paisley 9:30, R. J . Reiss 11:00, Nipigoo Bay 11:10, Diamond Alkali 11:35, Manzzutti ar 12:15 p.m., James-Maida cl 12:15, Steelton 12:40, Boland 12:55, Georgios Slderatos 1:30, McKinney 1:35, Abbotsford 1:35, Olcott

/ Sfatfya Notices Received Until 1:30 a.m. IteatljB

Studebaker Improvement Is Unlikely

By ROGER E. SPEAR Q. "I paid 23 for Stude-

baker-Packard. What should I do, get out and take my loss or hope for the best?" A.L.

A. This question, of course, became progressively harder to answer as the ttock drifts lower. I had very little hesita­tion about advising sale here March 8, w h e n the shares were around 15, and again on May 14 with the price down to 11. At recent levels well below these figures, my feeling—after c o n s i d erable study—remains the same.

Studebaker is in the weak­est competitive position of the five companies making com­pact cars. Its sales and earn­ings were down very sharply in the first six months of this year and I see little hope of any real improvement in the futurg. With both Ford and General Motors readying new lines of compact cars, the race is going to become even hot­ter, and I don't thjnk Stude­baker can stand up to it.

The company's best hope seems to be a merger which would utilize its large tax loss credit. Something along this line is possible, but the low price of the shares puts Studebaker in a poor bargain­ing position.

Q. "Could you recommend a few rood pharmaceutical stocks suitable for a women's investment club?" R. H.

A. Gladly, and I think your group shows excellent judg­ment. There should be con­tinued strong growth in phar­maceuticals, which are essen­tially research stocks. I sug­gest Upjohn, which makes steroids, such vitamins as Uni-cap and also Orinase. the first effective oral treatment for diabetes.

It would certainly include Bristol-Myers, which produces both ethical and proprietary drugs and has had a powerful growth record. Among smaller situations, I l i k t Norwich Pharmacal, which has devel­oped an important group of drugs called nitrofurans and sells s u c h over-t n e-counter products as Pepto-Blsmol and Unguentine.

Finally, I think you should consider A m e r i c a n Home Products, which is mainly in pharmaceuticals but has done awfully well with househould specialties and some other non-drug lines.

ANCONA—Lena (Antonlna) (nee Gervase), of 62 Fargo Ave., beloved wife of Frank Ancona; devoted mother of Leonard, Mrs . Louis (Rose) Maglarditi of Niagara Falls, N.Y., Eleanor and Mrs . Samuel J . (Josephine) Serio; sur­vived by four grandchildren. Prayers from the Anthony J . Martone Funeral Home, 744 Niagara St., on Friday morning at 9. Solemn Requiem High Mass at Holy Angels Church at 9:45 o'clock. Friends invited. Family will be present 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. lOtll

B I N K O - E d w a r d L. Blrmo, of 2500 South­western Blvd., Orchard Park, N.Y., suddenly, Aug. I , 1960, son of Mrs. Rose Binko and the late John Binko; brother of Mrs . Benjamin Schall, Mrs, Charles Prange of West Hempstead, L. I . , Mrs . Henry Plucinskl. of Pano­rama City, Calif., and Albert Binko. Friends may call at the J . Warren Hoy Funeral Home, 3976 Seneca St., Ebenezer, where services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. 9tlQ

B L A N C O - A u g . 8, 1960, Pio Blanco M.D. of 41 Wansfell Dr., Eggertsvllle, N Y . , beloved husband of M a r y ; father of Mrs. Mary Alice Parham, Mrs. John Stark and the late Donald Blanco; grandfather of Margaret Lee Parham, John G. and Mary Patricia Stark; brother of Mrs. Aurora Pujalis, Mrs. Gilbert Pereyo, Mrs. Teresa B. Sales and Lucia Blanco all of New York City, John P. of Porto Rico and Galo W. Blanco of Cleveland, O. Funeral from the Ernest Wedekindt Funeral Home Inc., 5 Walden Ave. at Genesee Saturday morning at 9:30 and from St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral at 10 o'clock. Friends are Invited. The family will be present from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Flowers

gratefully declined. Contributions may e made to the Heart Fund. 10112

B O N A S E R A - Joseph of 341 Fayette Ave., Kenmore, N. Y . , Aug. 9, 1960, husband of Rose (Sissida) (nee LoCastro) Bona sera; father of Mrs . Peter (Laura) Mi l -ltello, Josephine and Charles Bonasera; beloved grandfather of Francine and Peter Mlletello; brother of the late John Bonasera of San Jose, Calif., end Charles Bonasera. Friends may call at the Rubino Funeral Home Inc., Porter and Niagara, where funeral will take place Friday morning at 8:30 and from St. John the Baptist Church, Kenmore, at 9:30 o'clock. Flowers gratefully de­clined. Mr . Bonasera was a member of Holy Name Society of St. John the Baptist Church. lOtll

C A M I L L O N I - L e o P., suddenly, In Lacka­wanna. N.Y., Aug. 0, 1960, o» 31 Good­rich Rd., Lackawanna, N.Y., beloved husband of Tina M. DiTommaso; de­voted father of James L. Camillon! of the U.S. Navy, Carol, Jean, Christine, Linda and Leo M . Camillonl; son of Ennio and Hope (Speranza) Camilloni. Funeral from the Gugllelml Funeral Home, 1704 Abbott Rd., Friday morning at 8:45 and at St. Anthony's Church, Ingham Ave., at 9:30. Deceased was a member of the Gelanti A. A., American Legion Post 63 of Lackawanna, N.Y., U.S. Steelworkers Clerical Union. Friends invited. lOtll

C A N F I E L D - J a m e s A. Canfield of 249 Babcock St., Aug. 6, 1960, husband of Jennie Holtz Canfield; father of Mrs. Ferdinand F. Roehllng, Frederick Can-field, Mrs . Ellsworth N. Willis, H i ram A. Canfield, Mrs . Maurice J . Doyle, Ear l W., Allen J . and Arthur G. Can-field, Mrs . George Parker, Mrs. Russell E. Redder, Mrs . Edwin Stelmach and the late Mrs. Violet Havens; brother of Mrs . Ethel Roehllng, Herbert and the late Wesley, Reginald and Wil l iam Canfield; also survived by 31 grand­children and 18 great-grandchildren. Funeral from Loomls, Offers 4 Loomis Inc. Memorial Chapels, 1820 Seneca St. Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. De­ceased was a member of University Commandery No. 529 K. of M . Knights of Malta services Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at 1620 Seneca St. 9tl0

C A T A L A N O - J o h n T . Catatano, suddenly, Aug. 7, i960, beloved son of the late Gaetano (Tommy) Catalano and Lo-retta Catalano; brother of Guy T. Cata­lano, Mrs . isabelle M . Manz and Mrs. Olga Sabatlno; step-brother of Vincent S. Staiey and Leo T. Staley of El Calon, Calif. Friends may call at the funeral home of John J . Ray & Son, 615 Elm-wood Ave., from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Fu­neral from the funeral home Thursday morning at 8:45 and from St. Joseph's New Cathedral at 9:15. Friends invited.

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C Z O S E K - E n t e r e d into rest Aug. 8, 1960, Eunice M . of 175 Linwood Ave., be­loved wife of Alois; mother of Mrs. Miguel (Rose Mar ie) Perendes; sister of Harold and Frank Davis. Friends may visit the Lombardo Funeral Home, 102 Linwood Ave., corner Summer from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m., where funeral will be held on Thursday morning at 9 o'clock, and at St. Louis Church at 10 Friends Invited. Flowers gratefully de­clined.

D U F F Y - F r a n c i s A., suddenly, In Buffa­lo, N.Y., Aug. 8, 1960, beloved husband of Helen Scharmach Duffy; son of the late Michael and Ella Duffy; brother of Mrs. George Moran and Joseph Duffy of Syracuse N.Y. Friends may call at the Edward J Regan Funeral Home, 20 Salem St., at 500 Abbott Rd., from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., where funeral serv­ices will be held Thursday at 8 4 5 and at St. Thomas Aquinas Church at 9:30. Friends are invited. Deceased was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Thomas Aquinas Church. 9t10

The Weather U.S. Department of Commerce,

Buffalo, N.Y., Aug. 9, 1960. Max imum temperature is highest for

12 hours ending at 7 p.m. Min imum tem­perature Is lowest for 18 hours ending at 7 p.m. Weather is at 7 p m. AH recordings are in Eastern Standard Time.

Temp. Max. Min . Cities Weather

B U F F A L O Cl'dy Albany Clear Albuquerque Cl'dy Anchorage Clear Boston Clear Brownsville Pt.Cl'dy Chicago Pt.Cl'dy Cleveland Cl'dy Denver Cl'dy Des Moines Pt.Cl'dy Detroit Cl'dy Duluth Pf.Cl'dy Jacksonville . . . . . . Rain Los Angeles Cl'dy Louisville Pf.Cl'dy Miami Pt.Cl'dy Minneapolis Rain New Orleans Cl'dy New York Pf.Cl'dy Pittsburgh Rain Phoenix Clear Portland, Me Clear Portland, Ore. St Louis San Francisco Sault Ste. Mar ie — Seattle Syracuse Tampa Washington —

C A N A D I A N Mon tree I Toronto Winnipeg

Clear . . . Cl'dy . . Clear .. Cl'dy

. Clear Cl'dy

Pt.Ci'dy . Cl'dy

STATIONS Cl'dy Rain

Pt.Ci'dy

82 77 91 67 76 94 84 81 63 79 77 67 96 81 85 87 78 88 77 84 100 78 94 85 60 67 99 77 92 89

69 69 75

55 it 71 49 63 76 7f 6: 5* 63 6.1 52 73 62 68 82 6: 73 67 62 81 57 57 70 51 45 64 53 76 74

48 5t 54

7 a.m.—Temperature, 58; humidity, 87%, precip., 0; wind velocity, 3.

7 p.m.—Temperature, 66; humidity, 7 1 % ; precip., t race; wind velocity, 10.

Highest temperature this date In 87 years, 95 In 1914.

Lowest temperature this date In 87 years, 49 in 1884.

Aug. 10, i960-Sunrise, 5:15 a .m. ; sun­set, 7:25 p.m.

Possible sunshine—14 hours, 10 minutes Moon sets

p.m. at 9:17 a.m.,

TEMPERATURES AT l a.m. 61 2 a.m. 59 3 a.m. 57 4 a.m. 57 5 a.m. 56 6 a.m. 56 7 a.m. 58 8 a.m. 64

Maximum, Mean temp

9 a.m. 69 10 a.m. 73 11 a.m. 72 12 noon 75 1 p.m. 79 2 p.m. 82 3 p.m. 78 4 p.m. 77

83; minimum, erature for thi

normal for the day, 70.

rises at 9

BUFF

55.

5 p.m. 6 p.m. 7 p.m. 8 p.m. 9 p.m.

10 p.m. 11 p.m. 12 mid.

> 24 hours, *

:34

6<J 69 66 65 64 63 61 60

69,

WEATHER SYNOPSIS' A low pressure system is

moving eastward from Michi­gan. It will cross New York State today accompanied by showers and thundershowers. High pressure and dry air from the Plains States will be moving into this area tonight and to­morrow.

F I S C H l R - V a r a Smith, Aug. 9, i960, of 43 Litteli Ave. , beloved wife of Francis J . Fischer; mother of Francis W. Fischer; daughter of the tat* Mary (nee McLaughlin) and Will iam Smith. The family will be present to receive friends at the Amigone Funeral Home Inc., 1250 East Delavan Ave. near Bailey, where funeral services will be held Friday morning at 8:15 and from St. Monica's Church at 9:30 a.m. Friends invited, lOtll

FORYS-Joseph Sr„ Aug. 9, 1960 of 700 Terrace Blvd., Depew, N Y . , beloved husband of Anna (nee Poremska); dear father of Genevieve Walss, John, Jo­seph Jr., Virginia Miechowicz and Ed­win; father-in-law of Frank Waiss, Julia, Rita, Edward Miechowici and Dorothy; brother of Anna Kargul and Minnie Skovlnskl and Mary Jaworskl both of Boston, Mass.; brother-in-law of John Korgul, John Srczypkowski; also sur­vived by 14 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday from the N. J . Sliwinski Funeral Home, 428 Penora St.. 'Depew at 9:30 a.m. and at St. Augustine Church at 10. Burial in St. Augustine's Cemetery. Friends In­vited. Deceased was a member of the Holy Name Society and St. Augustine Society No. 179 of the Parish. 10112

F U E H R E R - H e n r y Fuehrer, Aug. 9, 1960 of 279 Roehrer Ave., son of the late Hubert and Julia Fuehrer; brother of

. the late Mrs. Julia Buncv and John C. Fuehrer. Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 o'clock at the McGinnls-Sauerwein Funeral Home, 2268 Main St. (opp. Dewey Ave.) where the funeral will be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock and from St. Nicholas Church at 10:30 o'clock. Friends are Invited. lOtll

Q A L L A G M E R - R e v . John Barron, CS-S.R. of St. Mary 's Church, Broadway and Pine St., Aug. 8, 1960, brother of Ter-rence Cornelius, Annapolis, Md . , and Charles of San Diego, Calif., son of the late Carmelius J . and Mary (nee Foley). Friend may call at St. Mary's Rectory, 258 Pine St. until 8 p.m. Wed­nesday. Divine office of the dead will be chanted at 8:30 p.m.. Solemn Pontifi­cal High Mass of requiem Thursday at 10 a.m. Friends invited. Rochester and Annapolis papers please copy. The funeral mass will be sung at 10 a.m. at Annapolis, Md . , for he and his mother, who died suddenly Tuesday. Aug. 9, 1960. 9 t l l

O R A E F S E R - H o l l y Linn, August 8. 1960, of 104 Cottage St., daughter of Charles and Barbara Perry Graefser; sister of John, Paul and Marcy Graefser. Friends received at the funeral home of Robert E. Hennessy Co., 206 Niagara St. from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m., where services will be held Friday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Friends Invited to attend. lOtll

O R A Y - L o u i s M. Gray, of 136 Park Dr., Williamsville, Aug. 9. 1960, husband o* Dorothy Gllmore Gray; father of Wil l iam and James Gray and Mrs. Arnold Schmlt. Funeral private.

H O L I H A N - D a n i e l D. ot 47 Kingsbury Ave., Batavia, Sunday evening in Batavia, husoand of Margaret Keleher Holihan; brother of Mrs . Wil l iam J. Yunker, Miss Ella C. Holihan and Thomas Holihan, also of the late John and Edward Holihan. Funeral from the Bohm Funeral Home, Thursday morning at 9:30 and St. Mary's Church at 10 o'clock. Burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery. 9tl0

HU BE R - S a r a h (nee Noble) suddenly, Aug. 8, I960, of 521 E. Utica St., wife of the late Edward Huber; mother of Clayton Huber. Funeral from the Nagel Funeral Home, Inc., 587 E. Delavan Ave., Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock. Friends Invited. 9tl0

H U G H E S - P a t r i c k J . , Aug. 8, 1960, Of 223-A Langfield Dr., beloved husband of Agnes Hughes and the late Susan Mc-Caig; father of Mrs . John ( M a r y ) Mul -cahy, Francis J . , Patrick A., Bernard, Mrs. Robert (Florence) H a m m , Mrs. John (Madeline) Boniface, Mrs . Francis (Clare) Emmerl lng, John E. and the late Lawrence Hughes; brother of Thomas, Mrs. Delia Garvey, John, Mrs. Helen Mason of Fla. , James, the late Michael of Chicago, I I I . , and Lawrence Hughes; grandfather of 27 grandchil­dren and 3 great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Amigone Funeral Home Inc., 1250 E. Delavan Ave. near Bailey, where funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 9:45 and from the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church at 10 30 o'clock. Friends Invited. Interment In Mt . Olivet Cemetery. 9tl0

I T A L I A N O - E n t e r e d Into rest suddenly, Aug. 8, 1960, Joseph of 111 B. Lang-field Dr., beloved husband of Alice (nee Luvender), father of Judith Ann and Joseph Jr. , son of Rose (nee Mel i ) and the late Jerome; brother of Mrs . Catherine Lombardo, Louis, Mrs. Anthony (Rose) Panzica, Seraphino, Mrs. John (Angeline) Plerl , Mrs . Samuel ( M a r y ) Smith and Mrs. Ernest (Josephine) Colucci. Friends may visit the Lombardo Funeral Home, 102 Linwood Ave., corner of Summer, from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. where funeral wil l be held on Thursday morning at 8:30 o'clock and at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church at 9:30. Friends in­vited. Flowers gratefully declined.

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JOHNSON—Joseph E . In Ormond Beach, Florida, August 4, i960, formerly of Ken­more, N.Y., beloved husband of Helen S.; son of Hans of Rumson, New Jersey; father of Elizabeth B. of Buffalo, Joseph E. Jr. of Buffalo and Bruce B. Leonard of Decatur, Illinois; brother of Wi l l iam of Nutley, New Jersey, Walter of Sea Bright, New Jersey, Mrs. Bertha Olson of Rumson, New Jersey and Mrs . Ruth Anderson of St. Petersburg, Florida. Burial August 9,1960, at Decatur, Illinois.

J O H N S O N - W i l l i a m Cecil Johnson. Aug. 7, 1960, husband of Flossie M. Johnson, brother of Charles, Roy, Stanley, Wil­l iam Doolitte and Mrs. Dorothy A. Fox Friends may call at the Funeral Home of John E. Roberts, 762 Elmwood Ave . from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. where services will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Friends are Invited to attend.

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K I R S C H - J o h n Peter Klrsch, Aug. 7, I960, of 344 Highgate Ave., beloved husband of Josephine Wackenhelm Kirsch; father of Charles J . and Marcelle Kirsch; brother of Mrs. Wil l iam (Kathryn) Noshay. Funeral services from Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Home Inc., 3273 Bailey Ave., Thursday morning at 9:15 and at St. Joseph's Church, University Heights, at 10 o'clock. Friends are In­vited. Mr . Kirsch was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Joseph's Church. 9tl0

KOSCIELNIAK-Stephen , Aug. 8, 1960 of 19 Concord St., son of the late Valen­tine and Magdalene Jakubczak; brother of Josephine Dondajewskl, Victoria Nowak, Lottie Nowak, Stanley, Clara Wozniak, Frank, Helen LezynskI, Es-telle Zawadzka and the late Pearl Nowak, Mary Felski, George, Felix, Bertha Urban and Walter. Funeral Thursday mornino at 9:30 from the Max F. Rutecki Funeral Home, 375-379 Peckham St. and at St. Stanislaus Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. Deceased was a veteran of W. W. I and a member of American Legion Adam Plewacki Post No. 799. 9tl0

LAUBE—Christ ian G. Laube, in Buffalo. Aug. 9. f960, husband of Freda Mohnk Laube; father of Mrs. Alvin L Kraetr and Charles Laube; brother of G Fred, Wilhelmina Laube and Mrs. Elmer G.' Names; grandfather of 6 grandchildren and 2 great-grand­children. Friends may call at the residence, 45 Wood lev Rd., Wednesday and Thursday from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. The funeral will take place at Forest Lawn Chapel, Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are Invited. Mr . Laube was a member of Modestia Lodge No 340 F.aVA.M. under whose aus­pices a memorial service will be held Thursday evening at 8 o'clock Flowers gratefully declined. Memorial gifts may be made to the Cleveland Hill E.U.B. Church Building Fund.

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PAZZAGLIA-Nicholas , Aug. 8, 1960. of 15 Wilkes Ave., beloved husband of Genevieve (nee Gentile) Pazzeglia; fa­ther of James N., Fred A. and Adam N. ; grandfather of seven grandchildren. Friends may call at the Amigone Fu­neral Home Inc., 1250 E. Delavan Ave. near Bailey, where funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 8:45 and from St. Gerard's Church at 9 30 o'clock. Friends invited. 9ti0

POQUADECK-Va lent ine Poquadeck, In Gowanda, N.Y., Aug 9, 1960, beloved husband of Frances Poquadeck; father

• of Mrs . Gerald Kroh of Detroit, Mich , Stanley of Silver Creek, N Y . , Mrs . Ellen Peel of Georgia, Mrs. John Foster of Laredo, Tex., Theodore of Syracuse, N.Y., Mrs. Mar |ory Smith of Buffalo, N. Y . , Frank, Raymond. Henry, Joseph and George Poquadeck of Go­wanda, N.Y. Prayer from Mentley Fu­neral Home, 105 East Main St., Go­wanda, N.Y., Fr iday Aug. 12 at 9 a m . Services from St. Joseph Church, Go­wanda at 9:30 a.m. Burial In Holy Cross Cemetery, Gowanda, N.Y. lOtll

POTEMPA—Leona B. (nee Lewarvdow-ski) , Aug. 8, 1960, of 31 North Park Ave., Cheektowaga, beloved mother of Eleanor Wilson, Helen Louise Peters and Louis; mother-in-law of Dean. Ernest and Joyce; daughter of Frank and Helen Lewandowski, survived by four grandchildren; sister of Clara Jarmusz Marie Frank. Helen Tom-czak, Gertrude Captain, Dolores Ocamb. Frank, Bernard, Matthew, Richard, George, Edward and the late Anthony. Funeral Thursday at 8:30 a.m. from the Urban Funeral Home, 3645 Genesee St. (two blocks east of Union Rd ) , and In Infant of Prague Church at 9 a .m. Burial In Mt . Calvary Cemetery. Chapel hours from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Friends Invited to attend. 9ti0

PR EST—Agnes L. (nee Donovan) of 524 Northampton St., Aug. 7, 1960, wife of the late Mart in PresT; mother of Mrs. Mary Goral, Mrs. Dorlne Tschoop, Miss Nancy Prest and the late James Prest; also survived by three grandchildren, John, Donna and Patricia Goral. Friends may call at the Kenneth M. Kelly Funeral Home, 367 E Utlca St . from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m., where funeral will be held Thursday morning at 830 and at St Nicholas Church at 9 o'clock. Friends Invited. 9tl0

R A B E N S T E I N - M a r y Herboitzheimer Rabenstein, Aug. 8, 1960, ot 367 Hewitt Ave., wife of the late Louis H. Raben­stein; mother of Will iam L. and Edward M. Rabenstein; sister of Mrs. Lottie Stables. Funeral service from the Can­ton A. Ullrich Funeral Home, Inc., 3272 Bailey Ave., Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Friends art invited. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 o'clock.

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R O D R I G U E Z - M a n u e l , Aug. 7, 1960, of 1< Meadowbrook Dr., Lackawanna, N Y , dearest husband of Zora (nee Kla ichi . beloved father of Mlchalene. Diane end Dawn; son of Mrs. Rafaela Mendoza of Mexico. Services from the Colonial Memorial Chapels Inc., 3003 South Park Ave., Wednesday afternoon at 12:30, and from St. Stephen's Serbian Orthodox Church at 1 o'clock. Expressions of sym­pathy should be made in the form of memorials to St. Stephen's Serbian Orthodox Building Fund. Mr . Rodriguez was a member of C.l.O. Local No 2603 and Centro Social Mexlcano Club

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S E A G E R - W i l l i a m Seager of 155 Lincoln Blvd., Kenmore, Aug. 9, 1960, beloved husband of R. Florence Orr Seager. brother of H J . Seager of Jackson­ville, F la . and Alfred Seager of Strat­ford, Ont. Friends may cal l at the Bur / Funeral Home Inc., 3070 Delaware Ave. where funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 11:30 o'clock. Friends are invited. lOtll

S H U T T L E W O R T H - J a m e s E, at Lensmg Mich. , Aug. 8, 1960, husband of Lonnda Shuttleworth of 13 Spring St., F redona , N.Y.; step-father of Mrs. Dorothy Denea of Fredonia, N.Y., and Kenneth T. Wright of Lansing, Mich. Friends m a / call at Weismantel Bros. Funeral Home, 271 E. Main St., Springville, N Y . , from Wednesday evening until Friday afte--noon at 2 o'clock, when funeral serv.ces will be held. Burial at Maplewood C c n -etery, Springville. 8*'C

Siriannl of 141 beloved husband father of Lou s

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S I R I A N N I - C a r m i n e A. Okell Ct., Aug. 8, 1960. of Julia Pern Sirianni; A and Joseph Siriannl, Una) Douglas, Mrs. Frank (Rose) Paria-to, Mary C. Sirianni, Mrs. Dominic (Lucy) La Rosa and Ann M . Sirianr brother of Michael and Angelino of Italy and Arcangel Sirianni of Argentina; also survived by e i g h t grandchildren. Friends are invited to call at the R a / O'Connell Funeral Home Inc., 7286 So*j"-> Park Ave. where funeral will be held Friday morning at 8 1 5 and at St. Am­brose Church at 9 o'clock. Mr. Siriannl was a member of the Holy Name So­ciety. 9 tn

S T A N G E - L o u i s e Blinzier S'ange o' 244 Victoria Blvd . Kenmore N.Y , Aug 9. 1960. beloved wife of Arthur C S»ana». mother of Arthur C. Stange Jr., Narit Carl and Donald Stange. daughter of Minnie K. Blinzier; sister ot Wr- A, W Peterson, Lee, Urban. Edward Rich­ard and the late Car! Blinzier. Fne -ds received at the funeral home of Leo Vandercher & Son, 2549 Mam $! whe'e funeral will be held Thursday m e n f-g at 9:30 and from St. Paul's R C Church Kenmore, N.Y. at 10 15. Friends invited.

WEISS-Agnes M. (Hock) Weiss. Aug 7, 1960, of 74 Berwyn Ave., beloved w 'a of Orville F. Weiss; mother of Mrs. George (Marion) Michael, Orville F. j r . and Arvilla E. Weiss; sister of Dan el Hock; grandmother of seven grand­children. Friends may call at the Dietrich Funeral Home, 2528 Ba ey Ave., from 2-5, 7-10 p.m Funeral serv­ices Thursday at 8 30 a m and at St. James Church at 9 a m Fr:»nds in­vited Member ot Lao.es Sodality o' St. James Church and Ladies of C"ar 'v

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W I L T I N G - J u l i a C. Thuman W'.ltinq of 33 Wamright Rd.. Aug 8, '960 be oved wife of Edward J . Wi'tmg. mother ot Mrs. Joseph (Donnai Oros o* McLean, Va , Mrs. James (Carol) Caro I a id S J -san E. Wilting; nine grandch Idren a so survive; sister of Mrs Fra-»K G e o f , Mrs. Ferd Smith, Detroit, Mich , and the late Mrs. Raymond v. , l ie ' . V - s . Charles Wohlford, Mrs . Otto Podmee, Ida, Francis. John and Joseph Thuma i Friends received 2-5 and 7-io p.m. at the Reger Funeral Home, 3135 Main St., at Highgate, where funeral wil l be held Thursday at 8:30 a.m and at St. Aio.s--us Church at 9 o'clock. Mrs. Wi l fng was a member of the Rosary Altar So-city and the Ladles of Charity of St. Aloysius Church. 9t'0

W I R T H - M a r y F. Dietrich. Aug « '9*0, of 1576 Jefferson Ave., wife of Chares G. Wirth. Funeral from the funeral home of Edward Brady, 296 East Ut ca St., Friday morning at 8 45 and from St. Nicholas Church at 9. Friends in­vited. lOtll

YOUNG-Stephen E (Stevel Young Aug. 9. 1960, of 105 David Ave , Cheektowa-qa, N.Y., husband of Catherine D. Kelly; father of Robert E . John G. and Richard A. Ycung; grandfather of Donald J . Young; brother of Mrs. Nor­man Gary and Mrs. Donald LeFebvre ot N Hollywood, Calif. Funeral from the Rapin Funeral Home, 2407 Genesee St., cor. Pine Ridge Rd. Friday morn­ing at 8:15 and at Most Holy Redeem­er Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. Family will be present from 2-5 and 7. 10 p.m. Deceased was a member of the Niagara Frontier Horseman's Assn

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:55, P. Townsend 3:30, Aquarama cl 3:30.

Police Record B U R G L A R Y - 3 9 9 West, One-Hour Clean­

ers, entered by breaking window; in­ventory being taken to determine loss.

B U R G L A R Y - 2 1 8 6 Sout i Park, used car lot office, entered by breaking win­dow; tools and clothing with total value of SI 94 stolen.

B U R G L A R Y - 1 2 9 Goodatl, B8.D Colli­sion, entered by breaking window; rivet­ing machine valued at (50 stolen and $18 taken from vending machine.

BURGLAR Y - 6 0 Grosvenor W A F Manufacturing Co. Inc., entered by breaking window; office ransacked but apparently nothing stolen.

Fire Record A. M .

2:11-Squad 1 to 338 Trenton, Mrs. Philomena Latina, 80, il l , taken to Columbus Hospital.

4:16—Squad 1 to 162 Fargo, Mrs. Lena Ancona 70, pronounced dead.

7:02-2564 Delaware, defective wiring, no damage.

7:39—Squad 4 to 115 Dempster, Mrs . Mary Babula, 64, il l , remained home.

7:42—1807 Elmwood, unnecessary. 8 59-Squad 2 to Clinton and Bailey,

unnecessary. 10 57-Squad 2 |p 832 McKinley, James

P. Brady, 40, ill remained home. P . M . 12 17-Squad 3 to 105 Mort imer, Edward

O'Neil l , 21, i l l , taken to Emer­gency Hospital.

12:30-5quad 3 to 693 Jefferson, Mrs. Mary Woods, I I I , taken to Meyer Memorial Hospital.

12:35—Squad 6 to 332 Dewey, Lloyd Mac-Ctlntock, 52, I I I , taken to Deaconess Hospital.

5:32-782 Willert, electric stove, no dam­age.

7:40-Squad 3 to 191 Lombard, Frank Fabiny, 55, of 279 Ridgewood, Lackawanna, killed by fumes while repairing pipe.

7 48 -Wi l l i am and Fil lmore, grass. 7:52—Memorial and Gibson, grass. 8:16-Squad 5 to 315 Linwood, John Krys-

czak 67, of 1933 Bailey, pronounced

L L O Y D - J o a n V. Mullen, Aug. 8, 1960, beloved wife of Leslie R. Lloyd; daugh­ter of Helen V. (nee Patton) and the late Wil l iam J. Mullen. Friends may call at the family residence, 710 LeBrun Rd., where the funeral will be held Friday morning at 9:30 and from St. Benedict's Church at 10 o'clock. Friends are invited to at­tend. lOtll

M I L L E R - C l a r e n c e E., Aug. 9, 1960, of 2 Albert Ave., son ot the late Ernest F. and Sarah E. Trautman Mi l ler ; brother of Harris F. and Philip T. Mi l ler ; uncle of Ruth M. , Carl and Marie E Mil ler. Friends may call at the George W Denneville F u f f e i i Home, 366 Ontario St. at La.rrJ 4 S until noon Thursday. Services at 2 o'clock at Forest Lawn Chapel. Friends Invited.

M I L L E R - Elizabeth (McCarten) of 14 Granger PI . , Aug. 8, 1960, wife of the late Philip Mi l ler; aunt of Wil l iam Cummings, Severona Park, Md. Funeral wil l be held from the Andrew Smith Funeral Home, 2293 Delaware Ave. Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends may call 2-5 and 7-10. 9110

M U L L A N E - l n St. Mary 's Hospital, Nl-agara Falls, N Y . , August 8, 1960, Kath-erine Mullane, of 928 McKinley Ave,, Niagara Falls, mother of Mrs . Thomas F. Ferguson, Wellesley Hills, Mass., and Timothy Mullane; sister of Mrs . Helen Hogan, Thomas and Michael O'Laughlin of Niagara Falls, and Sis­ter M . Dositheus, Sister's of St. Jo­seph's, Lackawanna. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral services at the Rhoney Funeral Home, Inc., 1124 Ontario Ave., Niagara Falls, Thursday at 8:45 a .m. and at St. Teresa of the Infant Jesus Church at 9.30 a.m. Interment in Gate of Heaven Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society.

O ' N I E L - A u a 9, 1960 in Buffalo, Wil l iam C , husband ot Marguerite Taylor O'Niel ; father of Mrs. Kevin M. O'Gor-man and Mrs. Richard C. Wilcox. The funeral will take place at St. Paul's Cathedral, Shelton Sq., Thursday after­noon at 4 o'clock. 10111

Flowers, all occasions. Ander­son Florist, 555 Main. CL. 3937.

—Adv.

Z E B R A C K I - J o h n J. Zfbrackl Jr. of 151 Covington Dr., West Seneca, N Y , Aug. 8, 1960, husband of Estelle Wagner; father of Mrs. Edward (Jacqueline) McGuire, Mary Ann, Patricia, John and Robert Zebrackl; son of John J . Sr. and the late Anne Zebrackl; brother of Stanley, Anthony, Lawrence Zebrackl, Mrs. Joseph Latin, Mrs. Bernard Kok-ulka; grandfather of Colleen and Cheryl McGuire. Funeral f rom the Schiager Funeral Home, 674 Broadway, Thurs­day morning at 9 15 and at St. A n n s Church at 10 o'clock. Friends Invited. Family present from 2-5 and 7-10 p m. Mr. Zebrackl was a member of the Knights of St. John's Commandery No. 13, St. Ann's Men's Club and Hoiy Name Society and Boy Scout Commit­tee Men, Troop No. 118. St. Ann's Men's Club will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. 9110

Z I E Z I U L A - L o u i s e (nee Zukowskl), Aug. 8, I960 of 421 Sweet Ave., wife of the late Julian; mother of Joseph, Emiie, Florence, Walter and the late Frank; mother-in-law of Joan Pruszak, Helen (Myszka) , Edward Krawszyk Emil Stanek and Frances Rustnek. survived by nine grandchildren, sister of Stan­islaus Zukowski of Thomaston Conn. and the late Elizabeth Gasiewicz Fu­neral Friday morning at 9:30 from tne Max F. Rutecki Funeral Home. 375 379 Peckham St. and at St. Stanislaus Church at 10 o'clock. Interment St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited

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ZINK—Joseph B . of 715 Norfolk A v e , Aug. 8, 1960, beloved husband of E'nel Paxson Zink; father of Frederick of Waterbery, Conn, and E lmer ; brother of Leo, M r s . WIHerd Oerhardt, Mrs . Mart in Pick; son-in-law of Mrs Charles Benzow; also survived by four grand­children. The family will receive friends from 2-5 and 7-10 at the Sleek A Mast Funeral Home, 1009 Kensington Ave , where funeral service will be held Thursday* at 1. Friends invited. Inter­ment In St. John's Cemetery. 9111

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