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Appointments Made For Catholic Appeal

The election of Catholic Char­ities* pariah chairmen from the t int five districts of the Diocese of Buffalo was announced last night by the R t Rev. Eugene A.

T Loftua, diocesan director of Cath­olic Charities. The parish chair­men, described by Msgr. Loftus as "keystones to a successful cam­paign," wiU supervise family sub­scriptions for the Silver Jubilee Appeal opening March 14th.

Lay members named as chair­men for the first five districts follow: District If*, t

James F. Loftus, St. Joseph's 5£fW Ca­thedra); Peter F. Harrington. Annuncia­tion; Stephen Dorabrowaix, Assumption; John A. Plate*, St. Florlan: Dr. Bart A. N'lero, Holy Croaa. Thomas V. Keen, Holy

m Spirit; Daniel McCue, Immaculate Con-f ceptlon; Mrs. Henry J. Glrvin, St. Jo­

seph t Old Cathedral; Edward A. Rick, St. Louis. Arnold W. Murray, S t Mar­garet's, waiter L. Hoffmeyer, St. Mark's, Edward J. Rahtll, St. Rose of Lima.

•„ Frank D. J. Butler, St. Benedict's, Eg-geruvtlie, Eugene Bucher, St. Stephen's, Grand Island, Peter J. Murrett, St. Paul's, Kenmore. Edward Heroerger. St. Mary's. Swormsvllie. Joseph Trost, St. Francis of Aseiai, Tonawanda; George Terhaar, S3. Peter a Paul, WiiliaauviUe; Paul A. Balser, St. John the Baptist Chapel, Ken-more, Peter .MeGlynn, Blessed Sacra­ment. Kenllworth; Charles E. Girard, Our Lady of Peace, Clarence; D. J. Good-men. St. Christopher, Tonawanda, George i. Roth, St. Andrew, Kenmore,

Harry* J. Reiser, Aii Saints; James C. Giambrone, St. Anthony's; Joseph J. Ma­son. St. Elizabeth's; Carl J. Kogler, St. Francis Xavier i. Fred Bennett. Holy Angel's; Vincent J. Campagna and George R. Stewart. St. John the Baptist; Samuel C. Montagnino. Nativity; Joseph Belfluer. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel; Victor A. Tomasulo. Our Lady of Loretto.

. District Mo. S 7 Raymond C. Mang, St. Bartholomew's: ' John B. Dompierre, St. Gerard's; Norman

L. Kolb. St. Mattilewi; Carlos Frank, Christ the King, Snyder; Joseph Rich-thamer, St. Lawrence a, Samuel A. Coch-

% rane, St. Aloyslus Gonzaga s; John D. Zwack, Infant of Prague, Cheektowaga; Joseph A. Leberer, St. James.

Raymond J. Seyfried. Our Lady Help of Cnriaians. Cheektowaga: Georoge M. Sugg. Sacred Heart, BowmansvUla; Michael Peinkofer. Ressurrection, Belle-rue; Victor Roche, Mother of Divine Grace, Cheektowaga; John Baer, Queen of Martyr*. Cheektowaga; John Mc-Greevy. Immaculate Heart of Mary.

Thomas J. Condon. Blessed Trinity; Philip H. Gerhard, St. Boniface's; Vin­cent J. Donnelly, St. Francis de Sales; Charles J. Wick. St. Joseph's; Edward J. Ludwljr, St. Mary Magdalene's; Charles Staudle, St. Mary of Sorrows; Nicholas J. Bock. St. Michael'*; Edward R. Brady,

jr St. Nicholas; Herbert L. Wechter. Our Lady of Lourdee; Thomas A. Condon. St. Vtxteem de Paul's. District Me, S

Leo Switaia. St. Adalbert's: Waiter L. % Gabalakl. St. Joachims; Harry Dondajew-

akl. St. John Cantlua; Lao Klrahenateln,

f t. Luke's; Charles Jarosa, Precious lood; Valerian Rumlnaki, Queen of Most

Holy Rosary; Walter J. Kaxnowskl. Queen of Pee**- Harry Okoniewikl. Transrigur-aUon; Casper Urban, Corpus ChrTstl; Frank Wardynakl. St. Stanislaus; Joseph KUemeexke, Jr., Holy Apostle* Peter A Paul.

George Schraven, St. Agnes; Albert Mayer, St. Ann's: Tobblo Martino. St. Columbe's; Emanuel A. Beardl, St. Fran-d a of Asalil; Charles Haykel, St. John Msron's; John Dentsco. St. Lucy's: Frank J. Eberl, St. Mary's; James J. Mc-

.. Kenna. S t Patrick'!. Mrs. Michael Che-y lus, St. Rita's; Eugene Timmel. Visitation;

Joseph J. WUda. Sacred Heart; John J. Carr. Holy Name

Raymond D. Bardol, S t James', De-pew; Walter Sayperski. SS. Peter A Paul,

*_» Depew; Mrs, Apohnia Podlewska, St. Augustine's, Depew; Charles Meyer, S t John the Baptist Alden; Edward M. febethoer, St. Mary's, Lancaster; Law-renee M. Januaacsak. S t John Gual bertus; Anthony Pijanowakl. S t Jose-phat's, Cheektowaga; John Kubera, Our Lady of Csestochowa; Theodore Barra, St. Andrew's, Sloan; Dominic Belurgl, Our Lady of Pompeii, Lancaster. District M*. I

Floyd M. Suttell, S t Bonaventure's; Jacob A Walfllng. S t Barnard'•; Joseph M Mattimore, Moiy F e S S r ; Joeeph Con-ley, S t John, the evangelist: Jam** M. Gavin, S t Thomas Aquinas; Frank J. Molts. Mother of Good Couneel. Blasdell; Paul M. H M M B , Oar Lady of Grace. Woodiawm; Daniel Gebfaard, Fourteen Holy H e l p e r s , Garden viile; George Schmidt. St. Martin's; Alex Shrltxer, St.

r William's, Winchester. Charms Kick, S t Agatha's; D. J.

Hayes, St\, S t Brtgid's; James T. Ma

Joseph and Henry Ask Your Aid in Campaign

honey, St. Monica's; George Hoare, Our Jot

. apnea "t: A w l C. Melon William G. Heffron, S t Ambrose*

Lady" of Peroetuar He^>; John Stack. St. i; f r e d Stephen'; C Mafoney, St. Teresa's,

Walter Masnr. S t Valentine's; John A. Krawcayk, St. Cashnir'i; Patrick J. Mc-Mahon, Our Lady of Victory, Lacka­wanna*, Aas i to Gross© and Edwin Di Cans©, S t Anthony's, Lackawanna; Wal­ter J. Lehr. St. Barbara's, Lackawanna: Joseph stmsfe. Assumption. Lackawanna; Matt Or*siwvk and Stephen Slanac, Sa-

Funeral Set for Leading Rochester Osteopath

Rochester, Feb. 28 CrD—Funeral services will be held Monday for Dr. Ralph H. Williams, former president of the New York State Osteopathic Society, who died last night after a long illnesa. He was 74.

Williams was president of the state group in 1905 and 1906 and was a member of the State Board of Medical Examiners from 1907 to 1924.

He was a native of Indianapolis. His widow, a sister, Mrs. Auretta Drake of Bakersfield, Cal., and two bothers, Clifford of Redlands, Cal., and Donald of Kansas City, survive.

Gowanda Police Nab inspect in Car Theft

Gowanda police, seeking an auto­mobile stolen Friday near the De­pot Hotel, yesterday arrested Ray­mond Porter, 29, of 218 East Gen­esee St., as he drove into the vil­lage. Arraigned before Police Jus­tice Andrew J. Miissachio on charges of second degree grand larceny, Porter was committed to Little Valley Jail to await grand jury action. The stolen auto be­longed to Dominic Fiaschitti of North Collins.

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Manager's Hunch Saves $1,200 From Burglars

"Hunch" saved $1,200 from burglars who invaded the National Service Co., 657 Broadway early yesterday, the manager, Theodore J. Telaak, told police. Four other burglaries also were investigated.

Telaak said he had a premonition <$• of trouble Friday evening and took i tents of a cash register, estimated the 81,200 to his home instead of leaving It in the company safe. The intruders ransacked the un­locked safe and removed the con-

at $65. Police said entry was made by forcing a rear door.

A variety of loot was taken from the Jumbo Market, 349 Washing­

ton St., by an athletic thief who climbed steel grating on a ground floor rear window to reach and smash a second floor window.

John Hofmann, 205 Glenwood Ave., the operator, told police the intruders took six cans of corned beef, a radio, a rifle and two dozen batcher knives valued at $100. Two house burglaries were re­

ported on the same street. Leo S. Thomsen, 58 VlUa Ave., reported the loss of $8.75 to thieves who forced a rear door. George S. Martin, 177 Villa Ave., said a milk

box door was broken but appar­ently no entry -was roa.de.

Joseph Kick, 75 Rich St., report­ed the loss of a leather jacket and a clgaret lighter from his auto parked in a garage at the rear of his home.

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of the Catholic Charities Silver Jubilee Appeal; March 14th to March 31st, will be working for youngster* like Joseph and Hen­ry. The boys, shown above, live at the German Roman Catholic Home, a member agency of the appeal.

cred Heart, Lackawanna: Stanley To­msk*. St. Michael, Lackawanna; Peter Paniectnik, St. Hyacinth, Lackawanna. District No. 8

George A. Barry, Most Precious Blood, Angola. Joseph P. Morgano Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Brant: Edwin P. Klrst, SS. Peter a Paul. Hamburg; Paul Flavin, Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Lake View; Arnold Mead. St. Mary of the Lakes, Mt. Vernon; Leo M. Vogel, St. Vincent's, North Evans; Edmund S. Besch, Nstivity, Orchard Park; Fred L. Manguso. St. An­thony. Farnham: Jacob Rogacki. St. Gabriel, Blossom; Bonaventure Werdein, St. Francis of Asslal Athol Springs.

Catherine Wurtz, St. John the Baptist, Boston; Edward A. Lamm. Sr., Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, Colden: Joseph Madi-gan. Immaculate ConcepUon, East Aurora: Edmund Wlnkelman, St. Mary's, East Eden: Clarence H. Smith, Immacu­late Conception. Eden Center: Mark Phil­lips, Annunciation, Elma: John N. Schrel-ner, St. Martin, Langford; Martin Spang-ler. Immaculate Conception New Oregon; Charles Ognibene, Sacred Heart. North Collins: John Lelbold. St. Vincent dePaul, Sprinjrbrook: Albert M. Garry. St. Aloy­slus. Springville: William J. Bennett, St. Joseph. Holland: Charles F. Cocoa, St. Joseph, Gowanda: Arnold O. Karg, St. George, Jewettville.

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Firm Asks City To Pay $40 Loan

An appeal to the "fair justice and mercy" of the Common Coun­cil's committee on finance was made yesterday by Jack's Jewelers * Loan Office, 474 William St., in a request for payment of a $40 loan.

In a communication filed with the city clerk's office, it was ex­plained that Jack's Jewelers made the loan on a Burroughs adding machine on October 24, 1M7. After reporting the matter to the Police Department's pawn division, it was found the machine had been stolen from the offices of the Buffalo Mu­nicipal Housing Authority.

The company returned the ma­chine to the MHA and since has had no luck in recovering its $40. Executive Director Howard A. Kel­ly of the MHA explained "the law prohibits us tram using public funds for this particular purpose."

Parents Asked to View Suspect in l i n e u p

East Side parents, wAose chil­dren have complained of being an­noyed by a stranger during recent v̂ Neks, were asked to appear at the Fillmore Ave. Station today to view a suspect who was taken into custody last night, after allegedly attempting to corrupt the morals of a six-year-old boy.

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