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(PA demand for auto and aircraft issues late in the afternoon steadied an irregularly lower stock market Thursday in one of the slowest trading sessions in several days. Aided by the late buying many early losses were pared and some stocks moved into plus territory, with a few favored shares vancing more than a dollar. For the most part, closing prices were thoroughly mixed. The market opened on a lower trend and coasted in dull trading until late afternoon. Rails garnered enough support to post an average gain through most of the session.

At one time the heavy industrial group showed a loss of almost a point, but this was later pared. Utilities swung from side to side most of the day and closed a fraction lower on average. Business moved at a slow clip as sales dipped to the lowest point of the week. A 470.000 volume in the final hour, brought total sales to 1.650.000 shares. At the close, gains held a fair majority.

Of the 1,080 issues traded, 521 advanced, 332 declined and 227 were unchanged. The Associated Press 60-stock average was unchanged at 76.1. Rails made only advance of the day, closing averaou, point higher. Industrials were unchanged and utilities were a small fraction lower. Price changes on some of the day's leading issues included Santa Fe, up General Motors, up Standard Oil (NJ), off U.

S. Steel, Lima-Hamilton, up 2: BaldLocomotive, up Oil, Curtiss- Wright, up Continental Motors, up Stocks on the higher side were Chrysler, Studebaker, Willys-Overland, Boeing Aircraft, Douglas craft, United Aircraft, Lockheed, Bell Aircraft, American Bosch, ington Gould. Bethlehem Steel, Caterpillar Columbia Gas. International Telephone, International Nickel, Skelly Oil, Texas Eastman Kodak, American Woolen and Nickel Plate. At Chicago wheat closed unchanged to lower, September Corn was lower to higher, September Oats were lower to higher, September Rye was lower.

September Soybeans were lower, November Butter and Cheese New York-(State Dept. of Agri. Mkts.) Butter receipts light. Demand fairly active. Market firm.

AA U. S. production last week was and A grades advanced Total below the previous and above the corresponding week last vear. Wholesale prices on cartons: Per Higher than 92 score (AA) (B) 89 score (C) 92 score (A) 90 score ceipts: Aug. 1, 708,432 lbs.

Cheese receipts light. Demand fairly active. Market firm. Wholesale prices: Current daisies, per current 35-36c; cured daisies 46-48c; cured flats 46-49c; 5- pound processed loaf best Swiss 44-46c. Receipts: Aug.

1. 280.455. lbs. Classified Ads Bring Results DEATHS Chemung County John Henry Rice, 70, of Brady St. Thursday, Aug.

3, 1950. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Jane Rice; son. Francis R. Rice; sister, Mrs.

Gertrude Henderson of Binghamton; four brothers, Edward Elmo and W. Hubert Rice, all of Elmira, and Leo Rice of Detroit; one grandchild, Miss Norma Jane Rice; several nieces and nephews. He was a member of Centenary Church Machinists Methodist, The body and, Wilson Funeral Home, where 2" "funeral held Saturday, m. Woodlawn Cemetery. mutinends may call the funeral Mrs.

John D. Nolan of Boston, formerly of Elmira. Wednesday, Aug. 2. 1950.

She was the daughter the late Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmore of E. Water St. Survived by husband; sons, Joseph of Allston, David of Malden; daughters, Mrs.

Hary Tobin, Mrs. William Ryan, Mrs. Maguire and Miss Bette Nolan of Quincy. Mrs. Don Moody of West Palm Beach; 9 grandchildren; two brothers, James Gilmore of Elmira and Thomas of Rochester; sister.

Mrs. Emma. Roushey of Rochester. Funeral Saturday morning in Allston. Funerals Mrs.

Frances Ondrik Cerny, of Sullivanville, Horseheads: RD The body is at the family home, where funeral will be held Saturday, 8:15 a. m. and 9 at St. Mary's Church, Horseheads. St.

Mary's Cemetery, Horseheads. Friends may call at the home. William H. McNevin of 356 W. Third St.

The body is at the family home, where funeral will. be held today, 8:30 a. m. and 9:30 at St. Church.

St. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. EAGLES NOTICE Officers and members of Elmira Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles, will meet today at 9:30 a. m. at St.

Patrick's Church to attend the funeral of our late brother, William H. McNevin. Signed: VERLE ARGETSINGER. President. WALTER GARTHWAITE, Secretary.

Mrs. Minnie V. W. Rockwell of Grand Central Horseheads. The body is at the BuskirkLynch Funeral Home, Horseheads, where funeral will be held today, 2 p.m.

The Rev. Elmer W. K. Mould. Maple Grove Cemetery, Horseheads.

Max A. Grube of 361 Sixth St. The body is at the Holly Funeral Home, where funeral will be held today, 2 p. m. The Rev.

John F. Stearns. Woodlawn Cemetery. Deaths Elsewhere Woolever, formerly of Corning. Wednesday night, Aug.

2, 1950, the home of a brother. Lewis Woolever Milo Center. He was a native of Big Flats. Survived by sons. D.

LeRoy and George H. Woolever. both of Vestal; brothers, Milo Center, Claude: four grandThe body is at the Weldon Funeral children, two great a Home. Penn Yan, and today will removed to the Phillips Funeral Home. Corning, where funeral will be held Saturday, 3 p.m.

Hope Cemetery, Corning. Mrs. Julia Bailey of 14 West Hornell. Thursday morning, Aug. 1950.

Survived by daughters, Miss Arlie Bailey of Hornell, Mrs. Arthur Harmon of Bolivar, Mrs. Willis Sauter of St. Marys, Mrs. Ora Lyke of Hornell, Mrs.

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m. will be taken to the Gully Church at West Jasper for funeral at 2:30 p. West Jasper Cemetery. Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Simpson of 244 Decatur Corning. Wednesday, Aug. 2, 1950. Survived by parents. Committal services will be held this morning at the grave in Coopers Plains Cemetery.

Ray Myron Briggs, 4-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, Briggs Sr. of 302 N. Main Wednesday, Survived by parents; grandmothers, Mrs Margaret Briggs of Sayre, Mrs Leon Washburn of Nichols.

The body is at the Kolb Funeral Home, Sayre, where funeral will be held Saturday, 2 p. m. The Rev. Burton Lyons. Tioga Point Cemetery, Athens.

Lloyd A. Simon, 71, of Mon- toursville RD 1, Pa. Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 2. 1950, at Williamsport.

Survived daughters, Mrs. William M. Wittman Elmira, Mrs. Herman M. Barr of Montoursville RD 1.

with whom he resided; son, Clarence A. Simon of Muncy RD brothers, George and Harvey, both of Hughesville, Guy and Brady, both of Montgomery, sisters, Mrs. Mary Shanner, Mrs. Frank Figels, both of Hughesville; five grandchildren. The body is at the Spitler Funeral Home.

Montourswhere funeral will be held Saturday, 2 p. m. Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Hughesville. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 7 to 9 p. m.

Douglas John McRae, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McRae of Avoca. Tuesday, Aug. 1, 1950.

Survived by parents; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McRae of Hornell and Mrs. Celia Collier of Avoca. Funeral was held Thursday.

St. Ann's Cemetery, Hornell. Mrs. Pearl Morse of East Athens RD 2. Pa.

Wednesday afternoon. Aug. 2, 1950. She was a member the Church of Christ of West Sayre. Surviving are her husband, Archie L.

Morse; sons, of St. Albans, Long Island, Kenneth of Rochester and Edwin of East Athens: brother, Leon McCraney of Sayre; four grandchildren. The body is at the Kolb Funeral Home, Sayre, where funeral will be held Saturday, 11 a. m. The Rev, Clifton Dawson.

Tioga. Point Cemetery, Athens. Funerals Funerals Arthur A. Erwin of Hornby, Corning RD. The body is at the, family home, where funeral will held today, 2:30 p.

m. The Rev. Elmer at Stuart. Townsend Cemetery, Town of Erwin. Mrs.

Inza Lyons Stickler of 371 Baker Corning. The body is at the Carpenter Funeral Home. Corning, where funeral will held Saturday, 2 p. m. Mrs.

Marie Holland Bennett of Highland, formerly of Sayre. The body will arrive in Sayre today, and be removed to the Jenkins Funeral Home, Athens. Funeral Saturday, 2 p. m. at the Church of the Redeemer, Sayre.

Tioga Point Cemetery, Athens. Frederick Michael Newton of Addison. The body is at the Mayer Funeral Home, Addison, where funeral will be held Saturday, 2 p. m. The Rev.

Carl A. Reppert. Addison Rural Cemetery. Elmer Sutton of 19 Elm Hornell. The body is at the Robertson Funeral Home, Hornell, where funeral will be held today, 2 p.

m. The Rev. William Wallace McCall. Hope Cemetery, Hornell. Navy Calls Up 1st Reservist From Vicinity Will Undergo Physical Aug.

16 An Elmiran yesterday became the first naval reservist in the area to receive orders to report for active duty. William J. Newell of 129 Morrow printer first class, has been directed to report to a Navy medical officer at Buffalo for an examination before Aug. 16. If he- is fit, Newell will report to the Brooklyn receiving station for assignment.

Newell is a member of Organized Naval Reserve Surface Division 3-62. A World War veteran, he served four years in Alaska and the Aleutians. Newell is employed by Moore Business Forms. He is married and has two children. Two other members of the Organized Reserve here have volunteered for active duty and left for their new posts.

Elmira aliens were reminded yesterday that they are still subject to provisions of the Alien Registration Act of 1940. Attorney General J. Howard McGrath in Washington, D. outlined the obligations of aliens who come under its provisions. Aliens who have been in the United States more than 28 days, unless regulations provide a later date.

are required to register. If they have been admitted to the country for permanent residence, such aliens, must notify the Commissioner Immigration and Naturalization, Washington, of any change of address within five days of the change; those who are in the country on a temporary basis are required to notify the commissioner of their address every three months, whether or not the address has changed. A. R. Mackey, acting commissioner, cautioned all persons coming within the provisions of the law that failure to comply with the act will subject them to prosecution and punishment.

For all reports to the commissioner, he said, a printed postcard should be obtained from the area Immigration and Naturalization Office or the local postoffice. 9 Area Men Enlist In Army, Air Force Nine Elmira and area men were enlisted into the Army and Air Force Wednesday at Binghamton through the Elmira recruiting office. This was first group sent by the local office this month. Raymond A. Schriven of 404 E.

Orchard Athens, enlisted in the regular army for three years. The following men enlisted in the Air Force for a period of four years: Peter J. Mullahey of 380 W. Clinton Jack D. Corey of 54 Hill Johnson City; John T.

McRae, Painted Post RD Raymond W. Rhynehart Montour Falls; Robert F. Sullivan of 919 Davis Morris G. Sleight 310 Walnut Harold E. Hayes of Caywood, N.

RD Carl E. Brumm of Prattsburg RD 1. DOLLAR DEFICIT CUT Geneva, Switzerland (P) Western Europe's dollar deficit in the first quarter of 1950 ran 40 per cent below the rate. in the first quarter of 1949. the United Nations Economjc Commission for Europe reported Thursday.

TREASURY REPORT Washington (A) The position of the Treasury Aug. 1: Net budget receipts $152,786.031.02: budget expenditures cash balance $4,441.714.143.39. AN AMENDMENT TO THE AMENDED BUILDING ZONE MAP OF ELMIRA, NY. ROL AV Present Residence A District Present Residence District ESO Present Residence A District Changed to Residence District ZONING ORDINANCE By Councilman Wichtowski: BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Elmira. New.

York. duly convened in regular session this 31st day of July, 1950, that the Zoning Ordinance and the Building Zone Map of the City of Elmira be amended follows: Sec. 1. That the following property be rezoned as follows: From Residence to Residence a Walnut Roe Street: Avenue: 977 Lincoln Street. Sec.

2. This ordinance shall take effect immediately. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes -Councilmen Emerich. Good, Johnston, Mack. Wichtowaki, Mayor Strachen-6.

Nays 0. Absent Councilman Mac Feiggan. f. Marjorie C. Hager.

City Clerk of the City of Elmira, N. hereby the Council of the City of Eimira, N. at a regular meeting thereof held certify that the above Zoning Ordinance amendment wAs duly adopted by July 31. 1950. In Witness Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the official seal of the City of Elmira, N.

this 1st day of August, 1350. (Beal) MARJORIE C. HAGER, City Clerk. Aug. 4-11-8 PERSONALS HAVE VACANT for 2 elderly people.

Address M-359, Star-Gazette. LITTLE JERK Please come- home now. J. L. and I miss you and need you.

We both love you. Don't let us down. Please. Big Jerk. PRESSING while you wait.

Strangers welcome. 120 Penna. Ave. 2-0166. REGISTERED nurse would care for few aged people country home.

Highway 34. Lockwood. N. Y. Phone 4-F-11.

WITH 32 years factory experience can make any clock you may have run like new. Watch repairing in connection. Open evenings. Clock Shop, 825 Penna. Ave.

TRANSPORTATION RIDE ON WANTED by man in Lake St. section Corning, 8-5. 7404 after p. m. BEAUTICIANS GUARANTEED permanents, $3.50 'complete.

Midge Greiff. Dial 5302. MILLIE'S-2-9283. 574 Riverside Ave. Open every day and evening by appointment.

PERMANENTS Latest shaping. tintng. B. Dickinson, 115 Cleveland Ave. 2-7745.

PERMANENTS, $5 up. Hair styling and tinting. Facials. Lela's Beauty Salon. Southport Shopping Center.

9517. up. Evening Appointments. Cantliffe Shop. 2-4801.

PERMANENT waves, $3.50 and up. Hair tinting and bleaching a specialty, Evening appointments on request. Bailey Beauty Shop, Penna. Ave. 4890.

TAXI SERVICE LYON'S TAXI -5922. Radio cab. 24-hour service. Special rates on out of town PERSONALS BARCLAY ON BRIDGE 'The Authority on Authorities' YOU HAVE TO FOOL HIM WHEN there is no apparently probable play for, your contract less one of the defenders will make particular mistake, it is up to you to try to fool him into thinking that the wrong play is the right play, The clever psychologist, who has keen imagination, can sometimes pull game out of the cards which seems totally beyond the bounds of possibility when you first analyze the hand. 'Such a trickster undeniably gets a kick out of his exploits which is different from any enjoyed by the usual run of players.

Q64 82 109865 84 A 109 J85 72 10 9 6 3 KQ4 32 74 Q105 A 93 2 3 AJ75 AK KJ76 (Dealer: North. East- West vulnerable.) North East South West Pass Pass 1 Pass Pass Dbl Pass 2 Pass 3 NT South would have given plenty to have one more little spade in his own hand after West led the 10, dummy played the 4. East the and he put on his K. His whole chance to make game seemed 10 be ruined because the dummy's diamond suit was blocked by, his own honors and he lacked the necessary two low spades to render the a sure dummy re-entry. Then his study showed him a possible chance and he went after it.

To the second and third tricks South scored the and of diamonds. When he failed to follow that with the he made it appear to West as if East had the big card and was holding it up to block the dummy. His next lead was the spade 3, which West won with the A. Sure now that East stopped the diamonds and that it was safe for him to establish his own spades, West then led the spade 2 to the Q. Can you imagine fury at himself when South discarded the diamond A on that? And can you hear South's laughter as he ran four of dummy's diamonds? Since West's spades were now established, South did no more monkeying around.

With eight tricks already in, he led to the heart A his ninth to make a thrilling game. LEGALS The People of the State of To New York, Patrick McNamara, Michael McNamara, Mary Murphy, Joseph McNamara, John McNamara, Francis McNamara, John Malone, Kathleen McGrath. Dennis O' Driscoll, James O' Driscoll. Michael Jeremiah O' Driscoll, Nora McCarthy, Bridget Spaight, Thomas McNamara, Michael McNamara. Jeremiah Namara.

SEND GREETING. Whereas. A certain instrument in writing. relating to both real and perthe sonal property, and purporting to be last Will and Testament of Jeremiah McNamara late of the city of Elmira County of Chemung and State of New York, has been offered for probate upon petition of Margaret McNamara, residing at Elmira, N. Y.

and Mary Driscoll Hoctor residing at New York, N. Y. the executrices in said will named. You and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before the Surrogate's Court of the County of Chemung, at the office of the Surrogate, in the Court House, in the City of Elmira on the 14th day of August. 1950 at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, why said last Will and Testament should not be admitted to probate AR A Will of real and personal property.

And further take notice. that you and each of you above named, who are under the age of twenty-one years, are required to appear on the day mentioned by your general guardian. if you have one; if you have no general guardian, that you appear and apply on or before said return day to. this court for the appointment of special guardian to represent and act for you in this proceeding. and in the event of your neglect or failure 50 to do, a special guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate for such purposes, In testimony whereof, we have caused the seal of said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed.

(L. Witness, HON. JOHN A. MATHEWS, Surrogate of said County, at the Court House in the City of Elmira, the 10th day of July in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and nfty. D.

C. HAWKES. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. July 14-21-28-Aug. 4-4t-7 ANNOUNCEMENTS CARD OF THANKS THE FAMILY of the late Rev.

Arthur G. Lewis, Wellsburg. N. wish to thank friends, neighbors and those who furnished cara for kind Mons of sympathy extended during their recent bereavement. NOTICES CHIROPRACTOR D.

I. Hapeman, C. 112 Hoffman. Dial 3-3235. HENRY G.

POHLMAN -Expert watch and jewelry repairing. 142 E. Water St. Dial 5797. SAW FILING, retoothing.

tool sharpe ening. clipper, blades, knife, shears. Cory, 1548 Maple Ave, 2-5981, WE STOP hard steering tire wear and shimmy. Wheel alignment, axel and frame straightening. Henderson' Bear.

Frame and Axel Shop. 431 Carroll St. 2-0466. SLUTZKY the tailor, moved from 322 S. Main to Orchard Street.

Dial 2-8989. PERSONALS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS for help to stop drinking. 3-3230. Write box 24 or 1045 or 181 Elmira. GEROULD'8 Pharmacy will call for and deliver your prescriptions at 00 extra charge, Dial 6946.

GILL Nursing Home, 1020 E. Church St. Registered professional and licensed practical nurses on duty, 8071. THE SHORT CUT to is A Classified Ad. To sell, rent.

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