Buffalo Courier Express from Buffalo, New York (2024)

March 21, 1959

Publication:

Buffalo Courier Expressi

Location:

Buffalo, New York

Issue Date:

Saturday, March 21, 1959

Page:

28

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28 BUALO COURIER EXPRESS Saturday March 21 1959 Lehr May Ask SLA Jolt Bennett Junior or County Democrat KLEIN HANS Downtown Buffalo Your Headquarters for New Styles or Easter a Easter Be Well Turned Out This One of Our Tailored TOPCOATS L' 1 to "Open Touch to Close The astener that Works Like Magic And remember only DOWNTOWN can brother VELCRO BELTS satisfying The complete world of Easter SHORTS Js fashions is ready for your selection now at our favorite stores DOWNTOWN It's Cloted Touch s13 WHAT DOES POPE JOHN SAY ABOUT THE CHURCH IN AMERICA? LOOK A a a 9 5 You're Home REE on NT when you shop DOWNTOWN March 9 through 21 Weldon Pajamas in coat style with Velcro fastener TODAY GET Support Catholic Charities Velcroj fastener works with finger ti touch Hundreds of tiny hooks on one side of fasten er attach to eyes on the other providing firm grip North Tonawanda Elks to Install Ruler Gregory Lawler will be installed as exalted ruler of Elks Lodge 860 North Tona wanda at a dinner at 6:30 pm April 7 at the Elks Club Main and Sweeney North Tonawanda He will succeed nis Joseph Lawler Others who will be by Grand Esteemed Knight Rhul Smith of Ralph A Lehr Republican county chairman said yesterday he would up a battle" for appointment of an Erie County Democrat as' commissioner of the State Liquor Authority if Gov Rockefeller names anyone other than William Morgan of Cortland to the job Rockefeller is reported planning to name Morgan a member of the State Civil Service Commission as com missioner of the State Liquor ztuthority to replace John Stiglmeier of Sloan whose term will expire April 12 Morgan is reported willing to make the shift The move would clear the way for Gov Rockefeller to appoint a Republican to the Civil Service Commission there by giving the GOP control of the threermember agency have no quarrel with that plan" said Lehr if Morgan What is the dynamic new attitude toward the Roman Catholic Church in America? Will Cardinal Spellman of New York lose the inti mate contact with the Vatican which he enjoyed during Pope reign? How may the entire Christian world be affected by vastly changing Papal policies The complete story with stunning color photographs is in LOOK Magazine on your newsstands now Hart Schaffner Marx Too Second loor Downtown Botany Gabardine Taocoati Second loor Downtown Clipper Craft Topcoats Second loor Downtown famous brandsin a wide variety of weaves New colors and patterns Burleigh Topcoats Second loor Downtown loral Displays Open Tomorrow The annual city greenhouses flower show will be held this year at Delaware Humboldt and South Parks beginning tomorrow Palm Sunday The hours tomorrow will be from 9 am to 5 pm with displays open from 8 am to 4 pm for the next seven days including Easter Sunday Ad mission is free Joseph I Arthur Herman and John 145 South Division St pleaded guilty to theft of a bathtub from a city owned house at 468 South Division Ke was held in $250 bail for a probation in vestigation and sentence April 15 Nathaniel Hooser 22 of 198 Hickory St entered a plea of innocent His hearing was ad journed until April 15 He was held in $250 bail Hooser was accused weights house at 101 Walnut St Radiator Removed Alexander Rowkacz 39 of 79 Main St pleaded guilty to petit larceny for removing a radiator from the abandoned Lehigh Valley Railroad terminal in Main St which is owned by the New York State Thruway Au thority He also was held in $250 bail for a probation in vestigation and sentence April 15 Persons caught looting aban doned Jiomes in the Ellicott Dis trict redevelopment area will be dealt with sternly City Judge Madge Taggart declared yesterday The warning came during the arraignment of three men on petjt larceny charges arising out of the looting of abandoned buildings Redevelopment divi sion! officials reported the wholesale looting begins almost as soon as the families move out I of the houses which have been purchased by the city in the Ainsbrooke boxer shorts with Velcro fastener on front and back elastic waistband i Colorful Tartan plaids Sizes SO 44 Downtown S2 Bricklaying Contest Today The 12 top apprentice brick layers will compete today at Boys Vocational High School in the annual bricklaying compe tition to select two area cham pions for a statewide contest Contestants are given plans for a brick layout with a time limit to complete the project Judging is based on handling of tools neatness and correctness of the layout Judges will be Michael Wag ner Jr a contractor David Diehl Buffalo area supervisor for the State Apprenticeship Council and Robert Stoll an architect Names zf the two winners will be announced at a dinner tonight in the Park Lane The event is so sponsored by Local 45 AL CIO Bricklayers Masons Plasterers Union and the Construction Industry Em ployers Assn in cooperation with the Buffalo Board of Edu cation Special to The Cpurier Erprese WHITE PLAINS March Samuel Johnson Jr 16 pres ident of the junior class at Buf Bennett High School won first place today in the state finals of the American Legion Oratorical Contest He received a $2500 college scholarship and the right to compete in the regional finals at Providence I The re gional winner will go into the national finals with a $4000 scholarship as a goal Johnson is the son of Dr and Mrs Calvin Johnson 691 Humboldt Pky Buffalo He was named the outstanding Hi youth of Buffalo and Erie Coun ty two months ago Second and third places in the state oratorical contest went to Antoinette Kulczycki of the Academy of the Sacred Heart of Mary at Sag Harbor and Kerry Hanlon of St John the Evangel ist High School Syracuse Other finalists received honorable mention The contestants were win ners of five local contests Be fore a 'capacity crowd they gave a prepared speech on "The Constitution of the United and an extem poraneous one on Johnson is a member of the of taking window from an abandoned Thruway Plaza Open 16 A 9 8 i Samuel Johnson Jr state contest winner Bennett High Track Club de bate team and Varsity Club He is president of the State Hi Council and president of the Hi Club of the Humboldt YMCA branch in 'Buffalo He is a member of Holy Communion Episcopal Church Buffalo The oratorical 'contest which he won was sponsored at the local level by the Erie County American Legion Son Identifies Body at Morgue A man who collapsed and died in a restaurant at Delaware and Hertel at 5:45 Thursday after noon was Identified late yester day by a son The victim was William Baker 72 of 131 Stratford Rd Identification was made at the county morgue by William Baker of 203 Warren Ave Ken more Medical Examiner Arthur Elsaesser issued a natural death certificate redevelopment program In the future persons brought before me for loot ing whether they have rec ords or not will be sent to the pen without even a proba tion Judge Taggart declared rederick Brown 35 of Shop Today Downtown: 30 A 15 PM early (March 29) this year and the weather will be slightly polder but Kleinhans has prepared for it yith the largest selection of topcoats in Buffalo textures and Shop today for the coat that looks and feels best on you Second loor Downtown Also Thruway Plaza Term Is Given or Non Support A man who drove a 1959 car here from lorida was sentenced to a year in Erie County Penitentiary and a Welfare Department investi gation of his circum stances was ordered after he pleaded guilty in City Court to a non support charge Robert Armstrong 35 of 62 Isabelle St was sen tenced yesterday by City Judge Joseph Kuszynski after Armstrong was unable to post $1000 bond to guar an tee his wife ahd three children will not become public charges The judge was informed Armstrong drove the new car here while his family was re ceiving $15450 a month in welfare aid Armstrong iden tified himself as a male nurse and said he had been caring for a patient in lorida Debate Trophy Won by Grover Grover Cleveland High School yesterday won the New York University debate trophy for the second time in the All High con test held in all academic high schools The Grover Cleveland nega tive team won over the Hutchin son Technical High School team at Grover Cleveland and the Grover Cleveland affirmative team won over the East High School team at High Grover Cleveland which previ ously won the coveted trophy in 1952 was the only school win ning both sides in contest The winning affirmative team was composed of Stephen La Mantia Thomasina Galbo Doug las Long and Marguerite DiTusa The winning negative team was composed of David Conti Thomas Cum Mary Jane Galla and rancine Mercurio Miss Angela aso and Dr John Demerly coached the teams ree NT bus token home with purchase $195 or more at Kleinhans Get your ticket on the bu on your way down town Judge Promises Stern Penalties for Looting that Sure eveycmuine Lours crOss construction i an ieel stitching street nair Safe Burglar Sentenced To Attica Prison Henry Mecca of 56 Lake view Ave yesterday was sen tenced to serve to 7 years in Attica prison for a $400 safe burglary Jan 28 1958 at Cap Restaurant 101 Niag ara St Mecca 29 was convicted of third degree burglary and sec ond degree grand larceny He drew to 4 years for the grand larceny count but it will run concurrently with the long er term Other sentences yesterday in County Court: Anthony Casern 34 of Rochester' one year in Erie pounty Penitentiary suspended placed on probation to make restitution for a 500 and a750 check issued fraudulently to Tile Co 3383 Harlem Rd Cheektowaga Daniel Cook 33 of 351 Jefferson Ave to 3 years In Attica for first decree perjury stemming from false testimony In Lackawanna City Court Cook had denied he was driving a car Involved in an accident Julv 1 1957 Abdul Nagi 22 of 330 North Di vision St one year In the penitenti ary and a 500 fine for petit larceny and Illegal entry at 2S3 Southampton St last May 23 Clarence Broughton 1(5 of 139 Albright Court Lackawanna placed on probation for three years after suspended sentence to Elmira Recep tion Center for snatching purse of Mrs Tessie Czyz of 58 Wllkesbarre Ave Lackawanna last Aug 22 David Whitfield 19 of 50 Utica St sent to Elmira Reception Center for attempted third degree burglary at Normal Pharmacy 472 Normal Ave last Oct Bruce Clark 23 of East Eden Rd Eden sent to Elmira Reception Cen ter tor nrsv degree ourgiaiy oz Hamburg home last Aug 8 you find the immense selections that make shopping for the family so easy and so Judge ines Jails Driver Two 30 day sentences and $100 fine were imposed on motorist by City Judge James McKenna yesterday after the man was convicted of charges of drunken driving and driving without a license James Ashley 29 who listed his address as 476 Rhode Island St was arrested by Lt Carroll Lyman and Patrolman Eugene ahey and Raymond (Arrange March 15 after an accident at Niagara and Vermont Ashley claimed a jaw injury stunned him and he was un aware he had been in an acci dent until he regained complete consciousness in the hospital Police testified that tests proved that he was intoxicated In pronouncing sentence Judge McKenna directed that the 30 day terms be served con currently and that Ashley be credited with the five days he spent in jail awaiting trial' Elastic Belt with velcro clo sure and Alligator trim Red blue charcoal olive navy cor dovan and black sizes i Both stores $250 City Student 1st In Speech inals own front Elastic waistband on trousers Blue or maroon Sizes Both Stores $595 installed Leading Warren Pa are William Windover es teemed leading knight Law rence Wardell esteemed loyal knight: Geza Vitalis esteemed lecturing Knignt Clark secretary Paschen treasurer Kriedeman tiler Vogt Sr trustee TO ATTEND Two Buffalo physicians will be among approximately 2000 attending the seventh annual 1 i ic a 1 meeting of the American Col lege of Obstetricians and Gyne cologists April 6 8 in Atlantic City They are Dr rancis A ote and Dr Clyde Randall is not appointed put up a battle for an Erie County "If Morgan is he added intend to make a demand that his job on the Civil Service Commission go to someone from Erie Reports are that Gov Rocke feller has Eliot Kaplan of New York In mind for the Civil Service Commission seat Kap lan a Republican is former deputy state comptroller Gov Rockefeller must name a Democrat to the SLA because by law no more than three com missioners may be from one party Three Republicans are now on the Authority MISS RIPPEY NAMED Miss Catherine A Rippey chair man of the Young Democrats of Western New York has been ap pointed chairman of the Char ters and Membership Committee of the State Young Democrats Sa a th Mb In I (p I I IB 'k i jj Moes 7 Inatei Bostonian i lai law a 9 Jr i 'X I 1 $45 Also Thruwoy Plozo $5950 Also Thruway Plozo Also Thruway Plaza coats $6950 'Ki YA 4 yKf.

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