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STAUN SPRINGS SOUTHERN TRAP — Captured by Soviet forces after a personal "order of the day" from Premier Stalin, who declared it to be "all important", the railroad point of Belaya Tserkov now completes the npper end of a trap — indicated on the map by the numerals (1) and (2) — i n which hundreds of thousands of Germans In the Dnieper Bend 3) will be caught. To the south of Zhitomir, the fall of Berdichev. already half sur­rounded, is expected and the drive will be carried southward through Vinnitsa thus completing a triangular-shaped barrier in­tended to force Nasi armies, already reported starting a with­drawal from the Dnieper, to move toward Rumania. The drive from Belaya Tserkov will be almost directly southward, thus fur­ther trapping the huge forces already pocketed (4) in the Cri­mea. To the north of Zhitomir the drive into Poland continues to rain. This push Is having repercussions In Bulgaria (5), where it is reported the pro-Axis ageney has been ousted. (Interna­tional) __

SLAPPING A JAP — The picture-recorded death of an enemy torpedo plane whose pilot dared the fire of a U.S. carrier and lost. Fast work by a U.S. Navy cameraman aboard a carrier during a raid on the Marshall Islands last month resulted in this sensa­tional sequence which shows what occurred when a Jap torpedo plane, one of six that attacked the carrier, made its pass. Com­ing in almost at deck level, the plane is met by heavy ack-ack fire and a stream of tracer bullets. Disaster strikes when gun­ners on the carrier score a hit on the wing. The plane yaws, then explodes into the sea so eloae that debris falls on the car­rier's deck. U.S. Navy photos. International)

Let's Go! America - Keep 'Em Flying! Buy U.S. Defense Stamps and Bonds

ANNOUNCEMENTS COMBINATION Door*. Kitchen Cup­

boards. Stairs. Wallflex Paste Faint. River Road Lumber Co* Phone 1583.

DIAMONDS. JXWKLRTf oo credit. Har­ry Daniels. » Mam. Tonawanda. Phone 541. ..

BREAKFAST SETS—Kitchen cabinets, dehydrators. coolerators, buy bare and save. WALTER SYNOKACKl 475 Oliver.

HARD FOR YOU to rise? Let us waken you. Wake-up Service Tonawanda 368-W.

ARMSTRONG INLAID Linoleum, mar-belle or embossed, regular *l»> quality, in remnant piece* for only 89c square yard. Fickard s, 367 Oliver Street.

TS^IRVOYANT — Extraordinary spe­cials, palmistry, card*, tree lucKy charms. 181 Wheeler. ___

I WILL NOT be responsible for d«Dts contracted by anyore but myself John Black. 771 Revere Avenue.

AUTOS FOR SALE 1938 BUICK for sale—cheap. Inq. 103

Main and Goundry.

BARGAIN I ! !

1941 DeLuxe Tudor Ford Gasoline Heater, Radio

Original Tires

EXCELLENT CONDITION THROUGHOUT

Call after 1 P.M. Saturday or Sunday

182 WILLIAM or Tona 2363.

BLDG. & MATERIALS

HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED

MALE and FEMALE

FULL TIME or

PART TIME

Apply at U.S.E.S. for reier-ral card for work at

BUFFALO STEEL CO. Fillmore Ave.

Tonawanda, N. Y.

MASONITE Tile for Kitchen ana tiatn-room. River Road Lumber Co. Phone 1583.

BALSAM WOOL sealed attic insula­tion.

Meyers Lumber, Phone 377.

BEAUTY SHOPS MARY'S Beauty Shop specializes in

all types of permanent waving -machine, machinelesa or Cold-Waves. 32 Park. Tonawanda 16.*

PEBMANENTS our specialty. Lillian* Beauty Shop, 50 Payne Avenue Call 1854.

NEWEST and MOST POPULAR—Kera-Kold Permanent*. For problem hair of all textures. No danger burning; $10 and $15 Money DSC_ guarantee. Do not confuse Kers-Kold with other cold perraanents. There's a vast difference. Other permanent* $4 and up. E*telle'* Beauty Shop, 131 Lincoln. Phone 971.

INSTRUCTIONS PAINTING lessons in oil and water

color, china and glass. Kepairs to china, glass and pottery oy an artist teacher. Mayme J. Hau, 300 1-2 Sweeney, phone 1458-M.

PIANO lesson* to beginner* and ad­vanced pupils. Adelaide A Halt, 300 1-2 Sweeney, phone \4S8-M.

SITUATIONS WANTED WANTED—Typing to do at home—3__

Division St.

HELP WANTED

DO MORE IN

1944 TO WIN THE WAR

Remington Rand Inc. offers you pleasant working condi­tions and association with a fine class of women who are producing airplane parts—for important planes required by the Armed Forces.

Additional women aie need­ed both on assembly and bench work and if you want to help the war effort we sug­gest you drop in at the em­ployment office and find out, for yourself, the desirability of the work.

Apply at

REMINGTON RAND INC. 574 Main St.

Tonawanda, N. Y .

Do not apply if now engaged in essential war work.

A NEWS Want Ad will rent it.

MEN and WOMEN wanted for

WAR JOBS at

SPAULDINGS

Here's a chance to work in worth-while

War Production and earn

Overtime Pay.

If not now employed in war work at your highest skill, see us.

MEN apply at U.S.E.S. for referral to Spauldings

WOMEN apply at our gate office.

SPAULDING FIBRE 310 WHEELER ST.

A fine place to work in War or Peace times.

MEN and WOMEN

We have many interesting

occupations open. Men apply at UJ3.E S

for referral card-Women apply direct to

Columbus McKinnon Chain Corp.

GIRL or YOUNG MAN To look after First Aid room

and help in Receiving depart­ment of Tonawanda plant.

High School education and Boy or Girl Scout First Aid training will qualify you. 48 hour week, no night work.

A permanent position with good starting salary.

An excellent chance for ad­vancement

For an Interview, give age, education, previous exper­ience, and phone number.

WRITE BOX "C-A" c-o News.

". . . The Production of

ASPHALT ROOFING . . is an ESSENTIAL ACTIV­ITY."

—War Manpower Commission November 9, 1943

Civilian needs, now restricted by War Production, will keep our plants just as busy night and day after the war as they now are. Our men and women are assured of continuous, full-week employment t>t years to come. If you are not now working at an ESSENTIAL job, you can't, do better than to see our employment man­ager tomorrow.

NATIONAL MANUFACTURING

CORPORATION 154 Fillmore Avenue Tonawanda, N. Y.

FEMALE HELP WANT'D

WOMEN

and GIRLS

We Have Manj

Occupations Open,

Good Working Conditions.

Good Pay.

Shift Work

Apply

INTERNATIONAL

PAPER CO.

If you art now engaged in an essential wax in­dustry do not apply.

WOMEN and GIRLS, good pay, run or part time. Apply U'sette.

WANTED—Woman two morning* a week for laundry work. 60c hour. Phone 1419.

EXPERIENCED saleswomen tor hos-Iery, lingerie and main floor depts. Steady position, best salaries paid. Apply Brandons.

WANTED—Girl for housework—eve-nings Saturdays and Sundays tree. Call 394 B Gibson St.

WANTED—Waitress. Apply Delaware Hotel.

MEN APPLYING FOR

WORK -fust first go to the nearest United S t a t e s employment Service Office for referral card for presentation to firm adver­tising for help. United States Employment Service Offices for the conven'-"ce of residents of both Tonawanda and North Tonawanda. are located In the north side Post Office Building at Goundry and Oliver streets Men seekin" -atlroad work must •\pply first to me U S. Railroad Retirement Board office at M Niagara street. Buffalo

Women May Still Apply at Factories

Direct

THE NEWS of the Tonawanda., Friday, January 7, 1944

Notify your Local Draft Board When You Change Your Address

! HOUSES FOR SALE

MISC. FOR SALE

MALE HELP WANTED WANTED—Part or full time fireman

for small stoker, fired boiler. Twin City Greenhouse, 198 Division at. Phone 2717.

STRUCTURAL. BOILER and Machine WELDING; day and night service. Phone 1782. Peerless Welding Co.

CELLAR DRAINERS. Sinks, Closets. Tanks and Heaters. Twin City Plumbing. 27 Grove Street. Phone 19-3.

CHECK WRITER for sale, gooc condi­tion. Inquire Evening News. a. Webster Street.

ASPHALT SHINGLES and Creo-Uipi Shingles. Brick Siding. River Koao Lumber Co.. Phone 158_.

GAS RANGES S12.50 up: coal heat-•rs 912.90 up; metal bed S..U- up; GE apartment size electric range, slightly used, easy terms. Laurel Mattress Co., 74 Webster. Pnone 1367.

FULL or PART TIME COAL TRUCK

DRIVERS

WANTED

R. B. Newman Fuel Co. Long and East Aves.

Tonawanda

WANTED—Middle aged woman; com-1

plete charge small home, 2 chil­dren, one 7, one 4. 790 Oliver after 9 mornings.

WANTED—Night fireman. 8 hour shift. Apply Board of Education, 80 Clin­ton, Tonawanda.

LADIES WANTED for part or full time, selling Watkins Products. Call on or phone Mrs. Cowling, 345 Fletcher Street, Phone 1478-W.

WANTED—Girl or woman for proof reading and part-time cffice work. Apply News office, 83 Webster.

WOMAN for cleaning, every week, 75c an hour. 70 Grove Street or 389-R.

WANTED—Housekeeper at once for _ adults , 251 Sommer Street.

LOST AND FOUND LOST—January 5 on Payne Avenue.

Ladies black wallet containing money and papers. Phone 801-K. Reward.

LOST—Calico colored angora kitten. child's pet. Reward. Call 18 Longs Ave. Phone 2183.

FURNITURE FOR SALE VICTROLA, Furniture, Heater. Range,

Cooker, Rugs. Coucn. 181 Wheeler, upper.

RADIO, REFRIGERATN AL'S RADIO. 140 Main St., Tonawan­

da. Phone. 279-W.

WANTED—Service station attendant, experience preferred; good wages. Wells Service Station, Main cor. Morgan, Tonawanda. Phone 1990.

PAINTING, PAPERING

SPECIAL CLEARANCE SALE VACUUM Cleaners. Bridge beu„

Serving Trays, Kitchen Stoois. * ur-niture Polish. Floor Mops, Com­bination Coal and Gas ranges, Coolerator Ice Refrigerators _0% off.

LONGS 92 Main Tonawanda JUST RECEIVED—Shipment of color-

ed dustpans with colorful decai decoration, 60c and up.

CRAMER HARDWARE CO. Open 8 to 8 daily.

Open 8 to 1 Saturdays 20-26 Webster St. Phone s« ONE GARLAND heater, large size,

combination cook stove Inq. 2.7 Rumbold. North Tonawanda.

ONE LATHE, 8 ft. bed, 16" swing with motor. One Gould and Eber-hardt 19" shaper wood motor, one drill press 1-2" capacity. Reason­able. 158 Schenck. 1236-R.

BATHROOM FIXTURES. 3 piece set. all accessories, 290 feet new gal­vanised pipe, sizes halt inch to a inch, drainage fittings, etc., for complete extra bath:oom, 8100. Must sell at once. Phone 1119-J.

PAPER HANGING done. Inq. 47 Scott Street, Tonawanda.

INTERIOR PAINTING, paper hanging. Paper removed by steam. Wied-rich, 339 Oliver. 2924-M after « P.M.

GET YOUR KEMTONE at Fickard's. 267 Oliver Street. Phone 15TO.

KEMTONE miracle wall finish, smart beautiful colors. $2.98 gallon.

Meyers Lumber. Phone .77.

PETS FOR SALE FOR SALE—Saddle horse, broke to

Western and English saddle, can also use for buggy. 491 Young St., Tonawanda.

xUAL NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE

STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY COURT

NIAGARA COUNTY

JANUARY CLEARANCE 50% Wool Comforters 96.99 Chair Slip covers 1.89 Feather Bed Pillows .98 All Cotton Mattresses 7.99 Unfinished Kitchen Cnairs 1.39 9 x 12 Cong oleum Rugs 4.98

AND HUNDREDS of other bargains at PICKARDS

267 Oliver St. Phone l./o STARLINE bathinette, babys swing,

scale with basket. 739 Lee Ave. off Nash Road.

STORM SASH—Limited stock, order now. River Road Lumber Co.. Phone 1583.

WANTED TO BUY GOLD—High cash prices for old gold.

tewelry. watches, dental parts, sil­verware and scrap. Schopp i Jew­elry Shoppe

JUNK—Rags, iron, metals: 50c tor 10U pounds bundled or boxed papers. 157 Thompson Street. Ptyone /2a, we call.

WANTED—Used oil burner. Twin City Plumbing, 27 Grove, Phone 1523.

LIMED OAK or maple dinette set. Thompson. 1014 Nash Road.

Student Orchestra Highly Praised by Boston Conductor

Rochester, N. Y. (UP) — Dur­ing a recent rehearsal of the 115-piece Eastman School of Music Senior Symphony Orchestra, a visitor slipped into the auditorium and listened — for two full hours. When the last strains of the Sho­stakovich Fifth Symphony died away, the visitor approached Dr. Howard Hanson, director of the School and its orchestra, kissed him on both cheeks in true Con­tinental fashion and exclaimed: "Without hesitation, I say this is the greatest student symphony orchestra in the world." And, coming as it did from Dr. Serge Koussevitsky, that was no small feather for Rochester's musical cap. Koussevitsky was in Roches­ter as director of the Boston sym> phony orchestra which appeared in a concert.

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tending at 6:30 in charge of the president of the Women's Coun­cil and following this, just before the annual meeting there was a short musical program. Donald Shearer gave two violin solos, accompanied by Miss Ruthella Maffett and Donald Hebert play­ed his accordion. Mrs. Grace Fal-ing had the devotions and Wil­liam' Jackson lead the congrega­tion in a song service.

Following the annual business meeting there was a meeting of the official board of the church for reorganization at which time Ellis Kitchen was elected chair­man of the official board for the year 1944.

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SICKNESS CLOSES BANK Winchester, N. H. (UP) — The

manpower shortage caught up with the Winchester national bank recently. Jameg S. Kellom, the cashier, waa hospitalized with pneumonia. His brother, Franklin P. Kellom, the assistant cashier, also was ill at his home. Since they are the only two employees, the bank was forced to close.

The price of two $100 War Bonds pays for an Army squad tent.

HQME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION.

Plain ti lt _ v a —

WILLIAM SCHWEICHLER, ELIZA­BETH MAERTEN. EDWARD SCHW_U-CHLER, MARGARET f A S CHEN, G E O R G E SCHWEICHLER. ANNA BENWARE ALBERT SCHWEICHLER, W A L T E R SCHWEICHLER, LAW­RENCE J. BENSON, end the PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK,

Defendants.

In pursuance and by virtue of a judgment for foreclosure and sale duly granted by this Court end entered in the Niagara County Clerk's OfXtce on the 10th day of December. IMS, I, the undersigned Referee, duly appointed in this action for such purposes will expose for sale and sell at public auc­tion to the highest bidder 'iterator, in the main hall at the City Hall in the City of North Tonawanda. New York, on the 13th day of January, 1844, at 10:30 A.M. Eastern War Time ot that day, the real estate and mortgaged premises directed in and by said judg­ment to be sold In said Judgement de­scribed as follows:

"ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT. PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,

Fabulous Ice Follies of '44 Coming to Buffalo

The fabulous Ice Follie* of 1944 coming to Buffalo Memorial Aud­itorium from Jan. 25th through Jan. 30th — with a matinee and evening performance on Jan. 30th will surpass all previous editons in the magnitude of pieduction, calibre of artists, brilliancy of costumes, originality of music and showmanship and splendor of dec­or and lighting.

The Ice Follies of 1944 combines the beauty and gaiety of old France; the fun and frolic of a circus; the color and glamour of the race track; rural comedy, and a spectacle in fantasy of the Orient.

Among the notable names who will be welcomed are Betty At­kinson, the California "skating comet", Norah McCarthy, radiant Irish-Canadian star, Eddie Ship-stad and Oscar Johnson, national­ly famous comedians, Roy Ship-stad, the "world's smoothest skat­er", Heinie Brock, the diminutive comedian, the Canadian stars, Os­borne Colson and Fran Claudet, Fapez and Zwack, the "Inttama-tional stylists", the eccentric com­edy sensations, Frick and Frack, The Vanity Fair Trio and Bobby Blake.

The 1944 edition of Ice Fol­lies presents artists new to the company, several of whom have international reputations. Among the newcomers is petite Hazel Franklin, the English skating sen­sation and Michael Klrby of Can­ada. Miss Franklin does a solo number and Mr. Kirby teams with Miss McCarthy in two of the most spectacular sequences in the show. Other newcomers are the interna­tional favorites, the Miltons, in a stylized ballroom dance on skates. \

TABLE TOP electric stove, also chem­ical toilet. Phone 1540-M.

458 MORGAN—9 room nous*. 8 apart­ments with 2 separate lu maces ana cellar. Two separate beta roomi and private entrances. i_et ins rent buy your home tor you! Mod­em in every respect. Oak fioori and finish. A-l condition, 1 apart­ment now vacant, nancy to out and school.

MARION C. HUSBAND 'Licensed Broker

Member Real Estate Board Branch Office—Phone -377-J ex 2879-J "ldO GOUNDRY St. 6 rooms, oak" floors

Holland furnace newly painted a good home convenienuy located.

40 FULLER Ave., 6 rooms, bath, gar­age, good condition. Here is I low - priced, comfortable hotm handy to bus, stores, school.

WE HAVE some exceptional bargaini in choice vacant lota. Ask us about them.

W. D. rRIMBUS, Inc.

FOR SALE 548 PROSPECT Ave., N. Ion. 93.901

i 110 FLETCHER, see us for price I 223 BROAD i 358 BROAD—See us for price

RAYMOND J. MAHAR ' 378 Morgan S t Phone 8M

A GOOD investment property. Met-cher St., rent $90 per month. Price 96000, Johnson St, rent* SU0 per month. Price 98500. Are you in­terested? Call 424-..

STENZIL St , 6 room hou*_ IDS* WASHINGTON St, good 8 room

house 3.981 KEIL St.. 8 room bouse 5.UU0 3 ACRE farm, good house 3,-UO 47 ACRE fruit farm 3,00V 88 ACRE farm, on creek 4.2* 106 ACRE, stock farm 5,2_B

J. H. BOLLiFR 34 Felton Street Phone 797-R ONLY $2800 for this beautiful, 1 floor,

8 room home. 2 bedrooms. Dam cellar, full atUc, rebuilt and re­modeled inside and out.

1375 PAYNE Ave.—7 room home, i bedrooms, furnace, large barn gar­age. Lot 184 x 224. Select bargain.

190 ROBINSON—Select bargain—per feet condition. Must be seen to ap­preciate value. 3 bedrooms, fur­nace, 2 car garage. Our price 95_&o. Make us an offer.

132 CENTER Ave.-f.r90 beautiful 1 floor 8 room home, 3 bedrooms, bath, open veranda, garage, ex­cellent condition.

58 DAHLGREN — 84200. 7 room home, 4 bedrooms, bath, new root ana new Holland furnace. 2 ear gar­age. Lot 50x100.

396 DELAWARE—Select bargain witn lot 36 x 234 f t Hot water furnace, six rooms, 3 bedrooms, oak floors, 1 car garage. Our price 85450. Make us an offer.

318 FALCONER — $5500. Seven room home, 4 bedrooms, bath, not water furnace. 2 car garage. Perfect con­dition.

377 FALCONER—83000. i floor. 8 room bungalow, bath, large lot

WE FINANCE and complete aU sales on our easy monthly payment plan.

WILL WENDT Real Estate Specialist

308 Schenck St. Phone I

ROOMS HEATED ROOM for rent 315 Lincoln

Ave. Phone 872-J.

ROOM for rent—with home privileges Call 364-J.

FURNISHED APTS. SMALL furnished apt. for two adults

Call 294 Goundry alter 4 p.m. STEAM HEATED apartments. Private

bath, 15 Adam St Phone 26.8. FURNISHED Apt. 3 rooms. 23 Lin-

coin. S ROOM FLAT, gas range, light gar­

age furnished. Available now. 4144 Delaware Ave.. 3nd oouse over City Line.

SMALL FURNISHED, heated apt .Children permitted. Phone .30-j.

UNFURNISHED APTS. 3 ROOMS and bath unfurnished, new­

ly decorated. 29 Ganson

SECOND FLOOR Apartment gas fur­nace air conditioned, 37 Grove Phone 1523.

3 ROOM unfurnished apt. light beat Adults only. M Adam.

WANTED TO RENT WANTED—Two room apartment pre­

ferably bedroom and kitchenette-Call 130 William St.. Tonawanda.

HOMES 49 CRAMER, fine 2 story frame dwel­

ling, 3 rooms with lavatory ana utility room first floor; 2 large bedrooms and bath second iioo. wired for electric range, equipped with storm sash ?nd screen, throughout garage, lot 40 x l_u; tn . biggest buy for the least money xn the Tonawandas. See it.

9 SYRACUSE, Del-wanda district 4 story frame dwelling, a rooms ana bath, first floor 2 bedrooms; sec­ond floor. 2 large, bedrooms; o_x floors, cellar, hot air furnace. wired for electric rang., 2-car garage. 97 feet frontage, owner oc­cupied, $4500. This is a grand buy;

458 MORGAN, 3 family, 3 rooms ana bath in front; 4 rooms and bam In back; this home will rent for 940 front apartment and 933 tor rear apartment; garage, good lot, fine neighborhood, now owner oc­cupied. See i t this la a good oaf.

1 FARMS, one building poor. bu| valuable location, the other, good buildings throughout eloae to town. good neighborhood.

WE HAVE homes of aU steer ana afl prices. Call for listings.

WE HELP finance aU sales. MARION C. HUSBAND

Licensed Broke. Phone 862-J

Branch office Phone 22T7-J or 2678-<

HOUSES FOR RENT 9 ROOM vacant house. 3 bedrooma

wired for electric stove. 940. 4 ROOM vacant Apt—a bedroom*

bath, garage. 935. 5 ROOM vacant apt bath- 990. 2 ROOMS furnished tor adults, wit*

heat 7 ROOM furnished house, 4 bedrooma

bath. $40 WILL WENDT

Real Estate Specialist 208 Schenck St. Phone 9

with the buildings and improve­ments thereon erected, situate, ly­ing and being tn the City of North TonawaSpa. County of Niagara and State of7 New York, described as and being part of Lot No, 14 in Township It. Range 8, bounded as follows:

"Commencing at a point in the easterly line of Division Street •where the southerly line ot Chris­tiana Street intersects the same; running thence EASTERLY along the southerly line of Christiana Street; three hundred (300) feet, to the easterly line of land owned by John P. Schweichler, mortgagor herein; thence running SOUTHi-R-LY along the easterly line of said Schweichler's land, one hundred and ten (110) feet, to tae norm line of an alley; thence WESTER­LY along the north sde ot saia Alley and said North line of same -continued westerly, parallel with Christiana Street, three Hundred (300) feet; to the east line of Div­ision Street, ore hundred and tan (110) feet, to the place of begin­ning, containing more or less."

J. THEODORE MOSES, Referee

JOSEPH 3. GXRBA8I Attorney for Plaintiff Office & P. O. Address 531 Gluck Building Niagara Falls, New York

Dec. 30, 24. 27, 31; Jan. 3. 7 . . _ _ _ V - -

NOTICE TO CORPORATION SECRETARIES Your corporation will bold its an­

nual meeting in a short time, and to make it a legal meeting It u neces­sary to give the stockholders public notice by publishing the notice ot your annual meeting at least twice, once each week for the two weexs preceding the meeting, also to mau to each stockholder personally a no­tice.

Dee. 37, 39. » , Jan. 9. 9, 7 J

LEGAL NOTICE PETITION

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE UP NEW YORK, To MARGARET SMITH. If she be living and if she be dead to hw heirs-at-law, next of km ana distributees, if any such there be, ait of whom and of all of wfe.se names, ages, places of residence and post* office addresses are unknown to peti­tioner and cannot after due diligence be ascertained.

Whereas CONSUELO R WRIGHT KEIL who resides at the City of North Tonawanda, New York, hss presented a petition to the Surrogate's Court ot our County of Niagara, praying tor a decree that a certain instrument in writing, bearing date the 3rd day February 1939. relating to both real and personal property, be duly prov­ed and admitted to probate as the Last Will and Testament of B L A N C H E WRIGHT late of the City eg North Tonawanda In the County of Magara, and State of New York, deceased

Therefore. You and Each e. You* are cited to show cause before tn* Surrogate's Court of our County eg Niagara, at the Court-House in tne City of Lockport In the said County of Niagara, on the 5th day of February 1944, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, why such a decree should not be made.

In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have caused the Seal of said Surrogates Court to be hereunto affixed.

WITNESS—HON. RAYMOND A. KNOWLES, Surrogate of our said County ot Ni­agara, at Lockport. N*?W York, this 8th day of Jan­uary, 1944.

Clerk of the Surrogate's Court LEVENIA R. CRHSER

McMAHON & SCHMIDT Attorneys for Petitioner Sweeney Building North Tonawanda, N. Y.

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