DAILY SENTINEL. ROME. N. Y., SATURDAY EVENING APRIL 10, 1943 PAGE NINE

Radio Day By Day

By C. E. BUTTERFLELD

New York, April 10 UP) — The aul Whiteman salute, the Blue jtwork's method of publicly wel-

ing the veteran in mus : - as its director of music in an hour a half of entertainment to-

rht, could turn out to be a re-Ion for many entertainers in

Irhose careers he has been a ictor. Invited to go on the air from

category are Ferde Grofe, ny Dorsey, Mildred B&iley,

lorton Downey, Tommy Dorsey, lenry Busse and Matty Malneck.

long other guests will be Dinah ore, Burns and Allen, Walter

/inchell, Dr. Walter Damrosch, racie Fields, Lum and Abner, ;opold Stokowski and Rudy allee. Because Downey will be in

Washington, a trick hook-up will i provided so that he can sing ith an orchestra playing in New ork. - - - -The program starts at 11:15. Relay of a broadcast by Queen

Jlizabeth to the women of the Jritish empire has been schedul-

for Sunday at 3 p. m. by CBS MBS. I t is expected to run

Lbout seven minutes . . . Also on Bunday via NBC at 1:30 p. m. »eph C. Grew and Dr. Albert instein are the listed speakers

a United Jewish Appeal broad-last.

ECONOMIC UNIT BROADENS W E

New York State Council Changes Name to Na-< tional Council

Lost Anything? Maybe You Will Find by Using a "Lost" Ad Classified Rates

Utica, April 10—The New York State Economic Council, with headquarters in Utica, under di­rection of Merwin K. Hart as president, has changed its name to the National Economic Coun­cil, Inc., because of a broader scope of operations.

Action was taken at a mem­bers' meeting this week. Papers were filed at Albany for the new corporation. Other officers are Archibald Ewing Stevenson, New York, vice-president; Thomas M. Peters, New York, secretary; Dean Clark, New York, treasurer; Miss A. Margaret Schmid, Utica, field secretary.

Among the purposes of the council, as stated in the in­corporation papers, are: ' T o stim­ulate and develop the economic life of the United States and of the several states; to encourage government, federal, state and local, to practice wise economy in public spending; to urge all persons versed in practical af­fairs, as well as in other fields of endeavor, to take an active part in public affairs . . ."

CASH WITH ORDER A Una averages five words. For three lines or less, one Inser­

tion. 86c; two Insertions, 72c; three for 90c; six for $1.44.

Four lines, on* insertion. «Sc; two Insertion, 96c; three for $1.20; six for 11.92.

Five Unas, ona time, COc; two, 81.20; three, 81.60; six. 82.40.

The above rates apply to consecu­tive insertions.

Twelve lines (one men), ona time,

!1.44; three times, 83.60; six times. 5.76.

3 Auctions 21 Flats for Rent

A U C T I O N ! Having sold, my farm. I will sell

at Public Auction on the premises known as

THE WADSWORTH FARM Located one mile west of West­

moreland on the Cooper Street Road leading to Vernon. •

THURSDAY, APRIL 15 Beginning at one o'clock sharp, the following described property:

TWO 3-ROOM FLATS with bath. Newly decorated. Heat and elec­tricity furnished. On bus line. Ad­dress Box 6S6. care Sentinel.

24 DAIRY COWS — 24

BOX NUMBER REPLIES At the time ot the closing of this

page at 10 a. m. today, the follow­ing uncalled for replies to classified ads remain In this office:

Box 672— 3 Box 677— 1 Box 679— 1 Box 686—16 Box 689—10

Box 675— 1 Box 678— 1 Box 680— 1 Box 688— 9 Box 684— 1

Announcements HOUSEWIVES! Save your kitchen

fats. Will collect every Monday. Rome Rendering Works. Ph. 1310.

On Saturday Night List NBC—7, drama, 'The Unholy

rhree;" 8, Abie's Irish Rqse; 8:30, Truth or Consequences; 9, Barn )ance; 9:30, Can You Top This?; 0:15, Norwegian invasion anni­

versary, Sen Ball. CBS—7, Report to the Nation;

, Crumit and Sanderson quiz; :30, Hobby Lobby; 9, Hit Pa-ide; 9:45, Jessica Dragonette;

[0:15, Groucho Marx. Blue—7, Adventures o. the Fal­

con; 7:30, Danny Thomas show; :15, Boston Symphony; 9:30,

Pommy Dorsey band; 10:15, Noth-lg Serious, variety. MBS—7, American Eagle Club; This Is the Hour; 9, Chicago

Theater concert; 10:15, Saturday Jondwagon.

Sunday Brings Talks—MBS, 12 noon, Review-

ig Stand, "Inflation;" NBC, :15 p. m., Labor for Victory an-iversary, William Green; NBC,

Roundtable, "Jefferson and leaning of Democracy;" NBC, 3, itioning, Col. P. P. Logan; Blue,

1:15, forum, "What Would Jef­ferson Do Today?"; MBS, 8, for-

"Absenteeism." NBC—12:30, Red Cross drama,

lertrude Lawrence; 2:30, John iarles Thomas concert; 3:30, Of-

icial Army Hour; 5, NBC Sym-jhony, Toscanini finale; 7, Jack ^enny returns; 8, Charlie Mc-

irthy and Martha Raye; 10, Phil Spitalny girls; 10:30, What's My lame quiz.

CBS—12 noon, Trans-Atlantic ill, Times Square; 3:10 p. m.,

Jew Y o r k Philharmonic; 5, Hadys Swarthout; 7:30, We, the 'eople; 8, Corliss Archer, drama, lew time; 9, Conrad Nagel Thea-»r; 9:30, Fred Allen; 10, Phil Saker quiz.

Blue—1, Horace Heidt review; :30, Sammy Kaye Serenade; :30, Green Hornet; 6:05, Free forld Theater; 7:30, Quiz Kids;

1:30, Inner Sanctum; 9:15, Basin Street; 10, Good Will Hour.

MBS — 12:45, Letters to My Son; 3:30, He Does Not Fly lone, hour's, salute to aircraft ldustry; 5:30, premiere, Nick l i ter Detecting; 6:45, Cosmo-slitans, new time; 7:30, Stars and

Stripes in Britain; 9, Old-Fash-i Revival; 10:45, Bobby

lookey.

DUI&BURG-

FIT TO BE HUNG in the finest homes in America are the beautiful new WALLPAPER patterns that have Just arrived at Montgomery Ward. In Ward's complete depart­ment you will find a wide selection of patterns-and-colors for every type of room . . . and all at Ward's typical low prices. Come in and browse around. Prices are as low as 6c a roll.

Including 6 two-year-old heifers. 4 purebred cows, one Jersey. These cows in March produced over 40 lbs.

Ibutterfat and 1.200 lbs. milk each in | testing association. A few of these cows are fresh, and the balance due in September and October. Purebred bull two years old. 7 yearlings 5 heifer calves, 2 purebred bull calves.

TEAM OF MARES, weight 3,000 lbs.

McCormlck-Deering Ensilage Cutter, P & O Tractor Ploy, new: 3-section Spring Tooth Harrow. 2-section Har­row. Walking Plow. Drop Head Hay Loader, Dump Rake, Roller, Potato Hlller. 2-Horse Cultivator, McCor-mick-Deering Corn Harvester, Wagon and Hay tftack, Manure Wagon and Box, Mud Boat, Fanning Mill, H e a w Sleighs, Corn Planter, 6-can Milk Cooler, 2 Surge Milkers, 2 sets Dou­ble Harness. 12 Milk Cans, Pails, Strainers, about 100 bu. Oats and Barley, Hay, Straw, Ensilage, small tools too numerous to mention, 6 Turkeys.

33 Help Wanted

MODERN 4-ROOM FLAT to reliable couple. Peter .Farney, R. R. 1, Holland Patent.

Auctions

(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) supply lines ranged from Le Havre to Dieppe. The Air Min­istry News Service said the Ger­mans were arming supply trains, and the attacking fighter planes exchanged fire with defending ma­chine-gunners.

(The Swiss newspaper, Gazette de Lausanne, quoted a high offi­cial of the French railroads as saying the French railway system is being steadily paralyzed by the Allied air raids and by saboteurs.

(The newspaper also said Brit­ish planes frequently have landed in France to fly out youth eager to join the Allied lighting forces.)

Americans Silent Officials of the United States

8th Air Force declined to com­ment, meantime, on editorials in the British Liberal weeklies, New Statesman and Weekly Tribune, criticising American daylight bombing of cities on the continent as causing "useless destruction and ghastly casualties."

Casualties for night bombing have proved much smaller than anyone expected, the New States­man said.

It asserted that in daylight bombings the missiles fell on crowded markets and streets in towns "not even in the battle area," and said "we cannot be­lieve this is a sane policy."

Goebbels Visits Essen The Berlin radio broadcast a

DNB report that the German propaganda chief, Dr. Paul Jo­seph Goebbels, visited Essen yes­terday in company with other military and political leaders.

Essen was the target for a 900-ton raid a week ago and previously had been bombed heavily. DNB said that the leaders conferred on "defense and assistance matters to counteract the British-American c\iv fitteiclcs "

"Dr. Goebbels," said DNB, was par t icular ly impressed by tthe staunch spirit of the Essen popu­lation, particularly those most af­fected."

The farm has been sold and every­thing will go to the highest bidder.

TERMS — CASH

LYNN WADSWORTH. T. W. BURTON, Auctioneer.

( Vernon.

Monday Expectations All networks — opening second

yar bond drive, special announce-lehts a t frequent intervals iroughout day. NBC—10:15 a. m., The O'Neills; p. m., NBC Salon Orchestra; Music by Shrednik.

CBS—3:15, Joe and Ethel Turp, lew time; 4:30, Perry Como, new Song series; 5:45, Keep Home ares Burning.

Blue—9 a. m., Brea.' fast Club; 12:45 p. m., Victory Gardens; :30, George Hicks from London. MBS — 10:30 a. m., Cheer Up

iang; 2:30 p. m., Mutual Goes illing; 4:30, Nobody's Children.

A U C T I O N ! Having sold my farm and given

immediate possession, 1 will sell at Public Auction all the stock and tools on the premises known as

THE LAMPMAN FARM On the road leading from Heinig's

Corners to Vernon Center, about two miles south of Vernon and one mile west of Vernon Center, on

MONDAY, APRIL 12, Beginning at one o'clock sharp, the

following property:

The entire Dairy consisting of

25 — COWS — 25 14 being September and November

cows, balance fresh cows, also one yearling bull and one yearling heifer. These are big cows, good age, nice condition and one of the outstanding dairies of the community.

TEAM OF HORSES, Red Roam and Sorrel, weight 2800

pounds; 7 and 8 years old.

Including all farm tools, John Deere Model B Tractor, set No. 52 B Trac­tor 2-Bottom Plows nearly new, set of Tractor Disc Harrows nearly new, McCorniick-Deering Steel Hay Loader nearly new, McCormlck-Deering Sulky Cultivator, McCormick-Deering Corn Harvester, Superior Grain Drill. Mc­Cormlck-Deering Farm Truck Wagon on steel. Farm Truck Wagon on rub­ber with tractor hitch, also 3 other Wagons with Hay Racks. Heavy Bob Sleighs with Rack, Milwaukee Grain Binder, McCormlck-Deering Side De­livery Rake, Dump Rake as good as new, set Heavy Double Harness and Collars. Hinman Milker with 2 single units, 4-can Milk Cooler, 6 new Milk Cans, Pails, Strainers, etc.; Horse Fork with 150 ft. new rope. Forks and other articles too numerous to mention.

AUCTION SALE On account of illness. I will sell

at Public Auction at the ADSIT FARM,

5 miles from Rome, Upper West Thomas St., 3 miles south of Lee Center on

TUESDAY, APRIL 13, commencing at 1:30 p. m. sharp,

the following property:

38 — COWS — 38 some fresh, rest to freshen soon.

ONE BULL

ONE TEAM OF HORSES, Weight 2400 lbs; 1 pair. 4 and 5

years old; 1 3-year-old; 1 20-months-old Colt.

NOW AVAILABLE IN ROME

MODERN APARTMENTS

ONLY 4 APARTMENTS FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

Applications for May 1st" or subsequent occupancy accepted.

3 M -ROOM APARTMENTS Have large Bedroom, Living Room, Kitchen, Dinetts and Bath. $50 a Month.

4 la ROOM APARTMENTS Have two Bedrooms. Living Room, Kitchen. Dinette and Bath. $55 a Month.

Steam Heat, Hot Water, Stove and Ice Box, Holly­wood Kitchen Cabinets, Modern Bathroom, Etc.

May Be Seen Between 9 a. m. and 4 p. m. Daily. Ask for Mr. David Shaw or Phone 870.

Yorkshire Homes, Inc.

507 E. Bloomfield St.

W A N T E D Man with general knowledge of

BOOKKEEPING In

LOCAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTION Draft exempt preferred but not nec­essary. Permanent position, satisfac­tory salary. Replies treated in strict confidence.

Address Box No. 687. Sentinel.

38 Livestock 58 Wanted to Buy GOOD RELIABLE

double or single, m. Joseph Kiley,

HOUSE, work rail after 5:30 p. Wood Creek Rd.

CLEANERS WANTED, men and women. Good wages. Rome Hos­pital. Phone 2727.

PART TIME OR STEADY CLERK to work in bakery. Good wages of­fered. Apply Murphy's Bakery, 211 N. James Street.

WOMAN for ffcncrnl housework and care of children. Wanes plus room and board. Apply between !» a. m. and 2 p. m. 410'.i Robert St.

CONDE MILKER, 3 units, and 9 Milk Cans.

1325 V-8 DELUXE SEDAN.

TERMS — CASH

STEPHEN HURLBUT, Proprietor.

ALBERT L. ULRICH, Auctioneer.

22 Florists BRISTOL NURSERY & GREEN­

HOUSES—Trees, shrubs, vegetable, houso plants. Fancy stock. Bar-galns. Ph. 2341. Cleveland.

MAN Draft exempt, for Inside plant work. Must be able to pass physi­cal examination.

ISENEKER'S DAIRY, S06 W. Domlnick St.

FARMERS — If you are thinking of selling' out your cows, horses and farm tools, let us givo you a fair price for the whole outfit. Ad­dress Box 6G8. care Sentinel.

$2 FOR DEAD HORSES AND COWS, If called same day they die. S3 to 35 for old, live or disabled horses ot a size. Reverse phone calls to Sherburne 46-F-4. Sherburne Ren­dering Works. R. D. 3. Sherburuo.

LOO HORSES. 30 HEAD, from Gould Paper Co. camps. Have been work­ing on Tug Hill Job. R. Vaughn, Boonville.

34 Houses for Bent BY YEAR OR SEASON—Lodge, 8

rooms, bath, fireplace, furnace, elec­tricity, hot water, fishing, boating, swimming. Phone 112-R. Barneveld.

35 Houses for Sale

24 For Rent ON SHARES, 4 acres of garden land,

fitted, some seed furnished. Ec-cleston's, Romc-Taberg Road.

26 For Sale or Rent FARM OF 75 ACRES on state road.

8 miles from Rome. School bus. Electricity. William E. Roberts, 105 Main St., Oriskany, N. Y.

27 For Sale General COLUMBIA RASPBERRY SETS for

sale. M. H. Bathrick, West Rome. Phone 1057-M.

UPHOLSTERED living roonj furni­ture, davenport, 2 chairs, Ottoman, living room table, 9x12 rug with pad, Trading Post. 308 N. James St|

POSSESSION MAY 1ST OWNER OCCUPIED

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7 ROOMS and BATH Hot and cold water, new furnace, new siding and roof. A cozy home with new heated garage for $3500, 31000 down.

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7 ROOMS and BATH In good neighborhood. Furnace, steel roof. Some repairs needed for |3700—terms.

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6 ROOMS and BATH Tn good condition. (larage and large garden for $3200 — $1000 down.

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7 ROOMS and TILED BATH Nearly new. near Turin Road, with furnace, garage, large wood burning fireplace for $(1000—$2000 down.

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A. F, BRYNTLSEN Turin Road. Phone 2666-M-l.

BIG AUCTION, TUESDAY. APRIL 13—Lyndon I). Wnrner will sell at his farm 2 miles west of Westdale and 7 miles west of Camden be­tween Williams-town and Westdale on Amboy Road. 50 head high grade Holstein cattle. 30 milking cows, mostly fresh and springers. Some first calf heifers and fall cows. A nice lot of yearlings and calves. 6 bulls, 1 3-year-old, 1 yearling, 4 nearly 1-year-old. Herd recently given physical examination by a veterinarian and all passed for the milk station. I team of horses .weighing 33UU lbs. A complete line of farm machinery: John Deere tractor plows, 4-seotion tractor har­row, 3-section tractor harrow, trac­tor disc harrow, largo tractor ma­nure spreader on rubber. Corn binder cut only 25 acres, Massey Harris grain binder, corn planter with check wire, single disc John Deere grain drill, mowing machine hay loader, side delivery rake, Oliver rubber tired wagon, cultlpacker, Papec ensilage cutter, feed grinder. 2 single unit De Laval milking ma­chine, lato 1040, low mileage, »;-ton, 4 speed Ford pickup truck; plows, sleighs, wagons, harness, 40 rods 4-ft. page wire. Machinery for the most part purchased new in the last three years, all Is in the best of condition. Machinery will be sold before lunch. Sale starts at 10 a. m., cattle and horses sell tn the afternoon. Terms cash. It's a big sale. Don't miss It. Lyndon D. Warner. Owner. Westdale, N. Y. R. Austin Backus, Auctioneer, Mex­ico. N. Y.

SCRAP PAPER PRICES HIGHER No. 1 Mixed Scrap Iron. 56c cwt.

No 1 Rags, 2c lb. Batteries, 70c each. Newspaper. 45t cwt. Cardboard. 25c cwt. Scrap tires, 75c cwt. No. 1 Feed Bags, 6c each. No. 1 Copper, 9c. Magazines. 45c cwt.

GOLDSTONE'S Rome's Largest Buyer Scrap Iron.

Trolley Barns. John St. Phone 1492.

HELP DEFENSE NOW! Buying cars, trucks, tires, e t c ,

for defense purposes. PAYING HIGHEST PRICE&

JOE WEINKERTZ Rome's largest wreckers of

Cars and Trucks. Lawrence St. Phone 1899.

SMALL TRACTOR, with cultivator attachment, on rubber. Late model. Cash deal. Address Box 695, care Sentinel.

1940 OR 1941 CHEVROLET or Inter-national ll;..-ton trucks. Cash paid. Phone. 2G22-W-1.

BRING YOUR LATE MODEL CAR

to

CLARABUT'S FOR HIGHEST PRICES.

Phone 1700

59 Wanted to Rent

MAN'S BICYCLE FOR SALE. Must sell at once. Inquire 223 East Whltesboro Street.

TERMS CASH.

TOM CONNORS.

W. BURTON, Auctioneer. Vernon.

RUSSIANS REPEL-

liss Mildred Maw to Head Children's Hospital Home

Utica, April 10.—Miss Mildred law, Westmoreland, has been ap->inted superintendent of the lildren's Hospital Home, effec­

tive July 1, it was announced at the monthly meeting of the board >f trustees yesterday.

Miss Maw, a graduate of Adcl-

(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) lensk captured a height of vital importance as more activity was noted.

Rain hampered action in the Kuban delta where the Red army still held the initiative in numer­ous small and sharp battles in the mudflats and the swamps.

Rains which probably have drenched large sectors along other fronts have kept them quiet.

From the Red fleet came a re­port that Stormovik bombers sank a large German transport ship crowded with troops at an uniden­tified place on the Black Sea coast.

phi College and the New York Hospital School of Nursing, will succeed Mrs. James Fleming, who has been serving temporarily.

Mrs. Fleming reported that Miss Eleanor Paulson, physiotherapist, has given a series of five demon­strations of the Kenny treatment for poliomyeolitis.

Second War Loan la order that Romans may understand the urgency and earn*

estness of canvassers when they solicit them to buy bonds during the Second War Loan Campaign beginning April 12, the Sentinel will publish extracts from the instruction exhortations under which canvassers are Working. These instruction* are contained In the official sales manual for workers issued by the war finance committee of the Treasury Department,

This is from a letter addressed to the workers by Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr.:

JAP BASES-(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)

cause heavy damage to personnel. All of the Allied planes returned

from the mission, the communique said.

Destroyer, Corvette and Tanker Sunk by Japs

Washington, April 10 UP)—Re­newed Japanese aerial activity has sunk three more vessels and a small boat at Guadalcanal, bring­ing Allied shipping losses to 39 in the embattled Solomon Islands area.

The Navy, announcing yester day the loss of a destroyer, a cor­vette, a tanker and a fuel boat, said the defenders of Guadalcanal made the attack of 50 bombers and 48 Zero fighters costly how­ever by shooting down 34 while losing only seven planes.

In the entire area, the Japanese however have lost 64 ships and the Navy lists 10 more as probably sunk and 109 damaged.

The latest outburst, heaviest bombardment of Guadalcanal in five months, apparently was aimed at a concentration of shipping supplying the American forces on the island. Loss of life and identity of the vessels were withheld by the Navy until the next of kin of casualties have been notified.

The destroyer was presumed to be a United-States warship, the corvette Australian.

9 Business Property for Sale LICENSED HOTEL—Fully equipped

In Rome. Large garage attached. Aged owner must sell. Priced rea­sonable for quick sale. Address Box 674, Sentinel. _ _

RETAIL FLOWER BUSINESS with greenhouse. 118 Park Ave., Boon­ville. Office, garage, two hot water boilers, 50 tons coal. All kinds of equipment. $1500. HUNTINGTON, AGENCY — WALDO WIILIAMS, BOONVILLE. Ask for Catalog.

HOUSE TRAILER, wood constructed, size 20xC. Cheap for cash. Call at 215 Chappell St., Oneida. Phone 656-M, Oneida.

10 Business Services Offered SAND. GRAVEL, TOP SOIL, CIN­

DERS. Hayes Golden, Turin Road. Phone 2666-M-2.

ELECTRIC MOTOR WINDING and repairing. Complete stock, all sizes Dayton Vee belts. Arthur Stickler, 202-204 W. Liberty S t Phone 659.

DO YOU KNOW YOU CAN RENT a Singer Sewing Machine for 60 days with War Budget sewing lessons at a few cents a day? Singer Sewing Machine Co. Phone 680.

NEW HOME FOR Roosevelt Avenue, premises.

SALE at Inquire

907 on

39 Lost ONE BIG RED HOUND and one big

while hound. Phone 2671-J-2. Re­ward.

PAIR PINK SHELL rimmed glasses in ease, in business section. Wed­nesday. Return 119 N". Washing­ton St.; 3rd floor. Reward.

SHEPHERD-COLLIE dop:. Wednesday morning, license No. 2,r>2896. Return Charles Hucul. Taft Ave. Reward.

RATION BOOK NO. 1. property of Lt. and Mrs. Albert Talbot. El Paso, Texas. Return to 728 North Madison Street.

TWO TRUCK CANVASES, in vicin­ity of •Hummel's Restaurant. Turin Road. Roy Bieiby. Phone 2671-R-l.

fF~Y0U"I]0SE; YOUR~WAR RATION Book No, 1 (sugar and coffee book), your Book No. 2 or vour Gasoline Ration Book it may be returned to you by inserting a small "Lost" ad on this page. The cost Is only 36c for three lines, 48c for four lines.

FARM. WITH ELECTRICITY. Cash rent or will buy on monthly con­tract. Good payments. Any size. Address Box 696, care Sentinel.

6~TO 8-ROOMHOUSE in good loca-tioh. Reasonable. Address Box 684. care Sentinel.

SMALL COTTAGE. Lake Delta, from May to September. Family of 2. Address Box 670, care Sentinel.

PRIVATE GARAGE IN the neighbor"-hood of Jay and William or Madison and Bloomfield Streets. Phone 870 or write Mr Shaw at 507 E. Bloom­field St.

GENTLEMAN WANTS clean, com-fortably furnished sleeping room in private home, and garage in good location. Address Box 694, Sentinel.

t~OR 5-ROOM UNFURNISHED FLAT for widow, no children. Phone 2626-W-l.

TWO-FAMILY. 400 block, William St., $4100. 2-famlly, Chatham St., $3500. One-family, with dance hall, Lee Center. 155-acre farm. $3000. F. G. Wood, 107 Elm St. Thone 205G.

K N A P P SHOE REPRESENTATIVE— 103 E. Thomas Street. Phone 988-J after 6 p. m.

DISCONTINUED COLORS and close-out Items In Sherwin-Williams Paint at greatly reduced prices. Beach Lumber Co., 139 W. Front St.

PICTURES. BOOKENDS. VASES, salt and pepper shakers, ash trays, wall brackets, musical powder boxes. A. J. Petrelii. 250 E. Domlnick St.

1940 SILVER DOME HOUSE TRAIL­ER. Call at 5 Circle Road, Civilian War Housing Project.

29 Furnished Apartments for Rent

MODERN 4-ROOM APARTMENT Everytring furnished. Excellent location. Business couple preferred. Immediate possession. Address Box 688, care Sentinel.

ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS. 30 years experience. Walter Pierre, 416 N. Washington St.

12 Camps SUMMER CAMP ON FISH CREEK,

10 miles from American Corner. Phone 2627-J-2.

13 Dogs—Birds—Pets COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. A. K.

C. registered. Mrs. Henry McLaren, 520 Beecham Ave.

WOULD LIKE GOOD HOME for Cocker Spaniel, 8 months old. Ad­dress Box 689. care Sentinel.

"Your assignment is as essential fo the war effort in its way as

it of the soldier on the airplane factory worker. As a worker for "te Treasury War Finance Com-ittee you have the privilege and sponsibility of representing the

Jnited States Government. "You are entitled to an Inter-

iew wherever you call. You are iving freely of your own time to lake the call. No apology is nec­

essary. Ycu are seeking no favor, 10 charitable contribution.

"Every appeal to the American ?ople In this war has brought a

'Ming and patriotic response. This War Loan is such a call.

'This la investing, not giving. Tour prospect is being asked to

Invest hi* money in Victory, through purchase of the best se-

rity in the world — a United relevant,'*

States Government Bond. I t Is a loan. The government will repay, with Interest.

'To purchase United States Government bonds up to the limit of one's capacity is a patriotic duty. I t is a privilege and an op­portunity.

"Every dollar invested in Unit­ed States Government Bonds en­ables the buyer to share directly in supplying the money needed to furnish our fighting forces, and those of our allies, with guns and planes; with ships and tanks.

"Avoid argument and involv-ment in political discussions. The

Eurpose of your call is to sell fnited States Government securi­

ties; nothing more. Questions of policies and strategy are not

COMRESS-(CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE)

closely-knit Republican minority is ready to compromise remained un­certain. Martin said that, no mat­ter what bill the committee of­fered, the Republicans would in­sist on an open rule, a parliamen­tary procedure permitting amend­ments to be offered from the floor under which the Republicans could, if they chose, make a sec­ond try for the Ruml plan.

Meanwhile, more compromise proposals appeared, with two freshmen representatives, New-some (D-Ala) and Compton (R-Conn) proposing the latest—a plan which would retain the commit­tee's withholding tax plan, collect 1942 taxes on the basis of 1941 rates and exemptions, and spread payments over a period of years.

Advertising In the Sentinel Is the cheapest way to tell thousands what otherwise only a few would know.

BLUE TICKED HOUND PUPPIES. 6 weeks old, for sale. 210 West Park St., upstairs.

SHEPHERD PUPPIES FOR SALE. Frank Hale, Westernville. Phone 24-F-15, Westernville.

16 Farm Implements N E W IDEAL ONE-HORSE MOWER

for sale. George E. Agan, Rock Road, Verona,

HORflE COLLARS, all sizes from 19 to 24 inch. Price from $4.30 up. Also deer hair sweat pads, G. F. Egger Co.

ATTENTION FARMERS! Order your Haverly Milk Cooler while available. Sales and Service. G, -"Leslie Lee, Vernon. Phone 65-J. Residence. Hamilton, N. V. Phone 378.

17 Farm Products BALED HAY, Alfalfa and Timothy

mixed, for sale. Charles Fike, 828 W. Domlnick St.

30 Furnished Rooms for Rent THREE SINGLE BED SLEEPING

room for three men, also --double bed sleeping room. Hot water and bath. Inquire 315 W. Court St.

SLEEPING ROOM for 2 or 3 gentle­men. Breakfast and lunch if de­sired. 501 W. Couft St. Ph. 511-R.

FINE ROOM. EXCELLENT B E D Clean. Quiet home open to intel­lectual middle-aged man. No oth­er roomers. Write P. O. Box 64, Rome. »

IN TOWN OF VIENNA—7-room cot­tage and lien house. 1 acre of land, $400. 7-room cottage, 75x120 ft. lot, garage, electricity. $1000. Mrs. Eva Bevans. Vienna.

NEW BUNGALOW, 615 Healy Ave nue. Owner leaving town. Phone 1140.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Very fine house of five rooms, sun parlor and bath. Finished floors. All improvements. Garage.

Price $2950.

F O R T Real Estate and Insurance. Business Established 1905.

133* Main Street, Oneida, New York.

33 Help Wanted SINGLE MAN OR BOY to work on

farm. Milking machine used. Phone 2682-R-2.

ADVERTISING BOOK MATCHES — Sell Union Label, 17-color combina­tion, 6-color ink jobs. Cuts for all businesses. Beautiful Elvgren Girl Pictures. Free powerhouse selling kit — low prices — full protection guaranteen on repeat orders. Big cash commissions. Superior Match Co., 7512 Greenwood, Chicag.

SERVICE STATION OPERATOR WANTED. Address Box 697, care Sentinel.

MAN TO ASSIST In repair depart­ment. Singer Sewing Machine Co., 158 W. Domlnick St. Phone 580.

J A N I T O R S Reliable men wanted to work on a per day. basis taking care of school buildings.

Wrte or Call at

108 E. Garden Street Board of Education.

HAY FOR SALE — William Heber-den. West Branch - Point Rock Road.

MIDDLE-AGED MAN for farm work. Good pay. Good home. Victor Hoynacki, Taberg.

18 Farm and Lands for Sale 40 ACRES, all tillable land, fertile.

Spring water in pastures. Good buildings, furnace, electricity. S miles from Rome. Alva Zimmer­man, R. R. l, Verona, (near Rock School).

Just be sure you put a t least 10% in War Bonds.

l -ACRE IN vrENNA. 8-room bunga­low, 6 bedrooms, electricity, fur­nace, running water, 2-car garage, chicken house, fruit. Ask for List. $2600. HUNTINGTON — WATER-VILLE.

56 ACRES on Improved road, two and a half miles from Camden. Cozy 8-room dwelling, with slate roof, elec­tricity, good water. Painted white. Nice lawn and shade. Basement barn 26 by 28 with metal roof and inside silo. Two poultry houses with metal roof, hog house. 12-15 acres nice woodland. Fine trout fishing. Aged lady alone and 111 makes low price of $2200, Purchaser must have not less than $1100 cash. SHAVER, Broker, Camden.

oourity road near Good 8-room house

ELDERLY PERSON to care for chil dren. Live In. Good home. Angelo De Pasquale. Martin St. Call mornings.

HOUSES IN ROME! One-family, W. Embargo St.. $0000. One-family, W. Embargo St., $4500. One-family, N. Doxtater Ave.. $1500. One-family, N. Washington, $17,000. One-family, N. Washington. $11,000. Elmer Hill Rd., new home, $7000. Knoxboro, South St.. $1400. We also have some choice lots and

business properties in Rome, a large list of farms and other real estate C. MIHALYI, MAIN OFFICE, GLEN-FIELD; ROME BRANCH OFFICE, 757 N. JAY ST., FRED RASHA, AGENT, Phone 3264-M.

AT A BARGAIN—Centrally located 3 family modern apartment house, one apartment vacant, 4-stall garage, adjoining lot. Phone 4-3727, Utica.

40 Lots for Sale BUILDING LOT, E. Garden St.

EloHc H. Lot 3. 160*200 ft. Rea­sonable for cash. Phone 11597-J.

60 Work Wanted ELDERLY MARRIED MAN wants

job as janitor or caretaker of grounds or buildings, in city or country, with living quarters with electricity. Address Box 693, care Sentinel.

BTTTT/D1NTO LOT, 60x17* George St. Paved 706 Armstrong Ave.

ft., lower S. rcet. Inquire

45 Optometry LYNN E. KELLEY

Optometrist—Eyesight Specialist. 173 W Domlnick St.. Rome. Ph 2113

211 Main St.. Boonville. Ph. 81-R.

50A Real Estate Wanted BUYER WITH CASH WANTS 50 TO

100-ACRE FARM Immediately near Utica or Rome. Another customer has $2000 to pay for small place. If you want to sell write Box 648, care Sentinel.

57 Wanted STOCKED FARM to run on shares.

Give references. Address Box 685, care Sentinel.

58 Wanted to Buy HOUSE IN OR NEAR ROME.

K. Susar, 13oonville. Mrs.

CHEVROLET OR PLYMOUTH or any make small car. Phone 474 between 2 and 6 p. m.

TWIN FOLDING CARRIAGE in good condition. Also a tank and hot water heater. James Krizek, R. R. 5, Rome, N. Y.

61 Real Auto Bargains

1941 HUDSON 6 SEDAN Low mileage, good tires, etc.

Also 1937 Terraplane Sedan in pood condition. .Privately owned. PRICED FOR QUICK CASH SALE

Call 895-R-l. 1938 G. M. C. Truck. Rebuilt mater,

new paint job. Rome Auto Service 132 S. James Street.

1937 CHEVROLET 4-DR. DELUXE Call at 302 S. James Street after 5 p. m.

1938 CHEVROLET CONV. COUPE. Cash sale. Owner in Army. 113 S. Jay Street.

Legal Notices

TWO N E W BARGAINS JUST PLACED ON THE MARKET:

NICE 9-ROOM dwelling with com­plete bath downstairs, nice toilet and lavatory upstairs, new furnace, city water, electricity. Fine resi­dential section. Only 2 blocks from stores, churches, school and all ad­vantages. A real home for only $2200. Must have one-half down.

NICELY LOCATED 8-room dwelling, complete bath, new furnace, elec­tricity, city water. All newly deco­rated last fall. Nice 2-car garage, large garden. Price $2300. Must have one-half down. Act quick and secure one of these excellent buys.

SHAVER, BROKER, CAMDEN.

5-FAMILY APARTMENT Excellent Location.

JOHN P. CONNELL Insurance and Real Estate.

137 N. James St.

PIN SETTERS WANTED MEN, BOYS and GIRLS.

Can earn 45c to 90c an hour. Full or Part Time.

ROME BOWLING CENTER Erie Blvd.'

EXPERIENCED GIRL OR WOMAN for chambermaid work. Room, hoard and good salary. Mrs. John Dyett. Phone 386.

CHAMBERMAID WANTED. Apply Commander Hotel, East Domonick Street.

270 ACRES on North Western. basement barn 34x90, 2-car gat-ace, milk house, stream, some fruit. Must be sold to settle estate. Price $3500. HUNTINGTON — WATER V1LLE. PHONS 41

To sell goods, use Sentinel ad­vertising.

RELIABLE WOMAN OR GIRL to care for 3-year-old girl afternoons 2 to 5:30. No Sunday work. Good wages. References required. Ad­dress Box 683, care Sentinel.

WAITERS AND WAITRESSES want-ed. full or part time. Apply Com­mander Hotel, E. Domlnick St.

CHAMBERMAID WANTED at once. Arlington Hotel, 184 W. Domlnick St. Phone 2592.

Get your War Stamp Album into the f ight . . . turn it w for a War

I Bond TODAY.

SMALL 5-ROOM HOUSE, new barn, garage, one acre land, between Floyd and Rome Air Depot. Phone 524, Holland Patent.

36 Household Goods

WANT ED We Pay CASH For Old

Singer and Off Make Sewing Machines.

Singer Sewing Machine Co.

Phone 580.

NOTICE

STATE OF NEW YORK, SUPREME COURT,

COUNTY OF ONEIDA.

Elnora Stroud. Plaintiff, against William Stroud, Defendant, action to Annul Marriage.

To the above named defendant:

YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the complaint In this action and to serve a copy of your answer, or. if the complaint is not served wKh this summons, to serve notice of ap­pearance, on the Plaintiff's Attorney within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service. In case of your failure to appear or answer, judgment will be taken against you by default for the rdief demanded In the complaint.

Dated: February 17, 1943.

VICTOR A. MACOMBER, Attorney for Plaintiff, Office and

P. O. Address 116 White BIdg., Utica, New York.

Place of Trial: Madison County.

TO WILLIAM STROUD:

ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. State price and* condition in letter. Ad­dress Box 690, care Sentinel.

5 ACRES or more of land near Green-way or Churchville. State price. Address Box 681. care Sentinel.

WANTED Late Model Used Cars, Station Wagons, Pickups and Panels.

WE PAY HI-DOLLAR.

The foregoing summons is upon you by publication pursuant to an order of the Honorable Frank J. Cregg, Justice of the Supreme Court, dated the 1st day of March, 194S. and filed with the complaint in the office of the clerk of Madison County in the Village of Wampsville, New York.

VICTOR A. MACOMBER,

Attorney for Plaintiff. 3-6, 13. 20, 27-4-3. 10-6t.

ROME BRANCH 130 S. James St. Ph. 441-W.

DINING ROOM SUITE, like new; table, 6 chairs, eredenza buffet, tailored table pad. $C0. Phone 2658-M-2 between 8 a. m. and 5 p. m,

WHITNEY BABY CARRIAGE FOR SALE. Inquire' 107 Kossuth Street.

BLUE 9x12 BRAODLOOM RUG, blue pillowbaek armchair, $30. Phone 319 from 10 a. m. to 12 noon.

COMPLETE FURNISHINGS for 4-room house, $300, Will sell part Purchaser can rent house. Near Air Depot. Address Box 691, Sentinel.

HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS of the late William Wallis, For appoint­ment call Mrs. F. J. Baynes, 302 Maple St. Phone 93D-R,

SINGLE BED, dinette set, crib, trunks, combination stove. Harvey H. Levy, 402 W. Domlnick St. Th. 471.

USED FURNITURE AND STOVES, bought and sold. H. Slutzker, 120 N. James St. Phone 891-M,

SINGER SEWING MACHINE, com­bination cutter, combination strol­ler, doll carriage, other household articles. 107 E. Sycamore St.

CAMDEN BRANCH 24 Main St. Camden.

Phone 294.

WOODS TRACT with

POND or STREAM Substantial acreage desired tn Adirondack area, suitable for fishing and hunting. With or without buildings.

Describe Property and Location,

WRITE P. O. BOX 109, Phoenix, S . Y.

Advertising in the Sentinel pays.

NOTICE

STATE OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF STATE, s«.:

I DO HEREBY CERTIFY that a certificate of dissolution of JAMES Wr. PACKER, INC., has been filed in this department this day and that it appears therefrom that such corpora­tion has compiled with section one hundred and five of the Stock Cor­poration Law, and that it is dis­solved,

GIVEN IN DUPLICATE under my hand and official seat of the Department of

[L. S.I State, or the City of Al­bany, this first day of April, one thousand nine hundred and forty-three.

THOMAS J. CURRAN. Secretary of State.

# By FRANK S. SHARP,

De»uty Secretary, of State, 4-3, 10-2L

NOTICE

PtrRSUANT TO AN ORDER OP* HON. E. HOWARD RINGROHE.

Surrogate of the County of Oneida, notice is hereby given to aU persons having claims against the estate of Peter Dabrowski. late of the City of Rome, N. Y . In said county, de­ceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof to Ambrose Csaj-kowski. Executor of the Last W.li and Testament of said decedent and m the said estate at the law office at William J. Maciag, Attorney, t*4 N, James S t , Rome, New York, on oi before the 31th day of 1943, next.

Bated: March 2#tt,

AMBROSE CZAJKOWSKI.

3-J7-eoi-l3$. laeeator .

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