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(T Easiest and Best Way to Advertise Use Want Ads MONDAY, DECEMBER 5. I960 l( vc jj ait Joinual li's easy to. insert a Want AdD)a Globe 4 2000 MONDAY, DECEMBER 5. i960 Fire Chiefs Find 5 'Unsafe Sunday Schools Will Continue Inspections The Mld Hudon, Harlem Val lei Fir Chief association Mid today tht It launched It drive Vnv 12 to investigate pf TfWr flrr hrrtf in SundsfrjTmr tm Ort: 6 tir 1rt ware nnwtiavt1 sin' nn brcn brought to our attention The association did not ldrnll IT the five by name rer i mUv4 proroUa ta. nark to rTimfnrie "fiararfls" wHSjrat ideii tlftlng the schools The Dwmfcff Hsue The Trumpet, newsletter of the as THE CHIEFS also contend that in Sunday schools, 'the dangers arc 'more pronounced than In day schools because of the ages ol students ranging from 2 to 12 The chiefs hae act up six fire Inspection committees In Dutchess and Putnam counties with Richard Kennedv Glen ham director County Fire Coordinator John Wood, New Hamburg assistant director and Poughkeepsic Fire Chief Irving Merrick as adviser The sub committees and the regional director In charge of each tre Northwest Dutchess Chief EarleDcor Fairvicw Northeast Dutchess Chief Au i gustlne Rotunno, Millhrnok Southwest Dutchess Chief anBuren Glenham Southeast Dutchess, Chief Robert Wright Pawling Central Dutchess Chief Kenneth Barlght La Grangeville and Putnam Chief Alex Williams Mahopac Falls.

EACH LOCAL fire chief has been asked to make an inspection of Sundav schools In his district The chiefs are urged to make their surveys "with tact and diplomacy to be polite and cooperative, and do not go in with a chip on your shoulder" Chiefs are warned that they re not law enforcement officers and that "our responsibility ceases' once the Inspection has been made and the recommendations submitted to the church officials However where dan gerous conditions are found the association recommends per iodic relnspections until church authorities correct the dan gers." TOP OF THE NEWS' AROUND THE WORLD tlty The Aiwoclated Press! U.S. Recognizes El Salvador WA5IIIVGTOV The United Statea fives diplomatic fee ncnltlon to the ruling Junta in F.l Salvador. The all man Junta nvrrlhew President Jose Maria i.emus Junta has glen assurances national obligations. honor El Salvador's inter Japan Recefy erSalk" Vgrcnle joKs i W.r pnlin lnv enough la Inoculate 700,000 persons, Is ffnwn here frdm I'nlted Ma let aboard a specially refrigerated japan airlines cargo plan. Officials say domestic production or the Salk vaccine Is ex nected to be sufficient for Janans future needs.

fwisntm reportrtitifriiT5TnraT school "hazards Include overcrowding, lack of fire ex tinguishers no (Ire drills, no central alarm system, poor and dangerous heating equipment exit doors nailed shut, and many, many others Europe Cleans Up Slorm Damage LONDON Northern' Europe begins cleaning up after a violent weekend of raging storms and floods which spread death and destruction. Britain bore the brunt of the storm, which sent rivers crashing out of their banks and flooded dozens of villages and miles of fsrmland. Property damage is heavy In London. Nuclear Test Ban Talks Suspended GENEVA The I'nlted States. Britain and the Soviet Union decide to recess for two months their marathon negotiations for a treaty to suspend nuclear weapons testing.

Typhoon Spares Japan Coast TOKYO Typhoon Ophelia, apparently sparine Japan from its US miles center winds, swings back Into the uninhabited north Pacific on a northeast course. The off season typhoon, which killed two nersons on I llthi atoll In the Central Pacific, is located 345 miles southeast of Tokyo. Baby Revived, Taken to Hospital Using a resuscltator, Arlington Bfeincn this morning revived a 13 month old boy at his 20 Innis avenue home, then took him to St Francis' hospital F.arl Laffin, captain of the Arlington Fire Department first 1 I I i I 11 pififiil and Mrs William Hose was found by his mother slumped over In his high chair She fif Tf mfflrfl fn revive blp? with mnuth to mouth breathing antjsttjftiiiiineH lli'cutpii STftt TalT wis received at 1120 am, and Poughkeepsie Alarm headquarters dtsMtehed Ik. mi uiijiiupi amuuiamc ana a piece of Poughkeepsie fire apparatus from the Booth Hose firehouse City police also went to the scene. Former Patient Reports Integration Ordered In Bus Terminals WASHINGTON (API The Supreme Court today decided "white" restaurants in interstate bus terminals must serve Neyoes making journeys across the state lines Justice Black delivered the 7 2 decision Justice WhittaTer wrote dis senting opinion in which Justice Clark Joined Ghana Breaks With Belgium ACCRA, GHANA (AP) Ghana broke off diplomatic re lations with Belgium today, charging the Brussels government with being responsible for the recent developments in the Congo" Belgian Ambassador Gerard Walravens was ordered to get out of the country within 48 hours President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana regards Congo President Joseph Kasavubu as pro Belgian If not actually directed by Belgian advisers.

Inmates Forced to Work In HRSH Cheney Building; Just Encouraged, Hunt Says Democrats Brace For Illinois Conflict CHICAGO (AP) Democrats braced today for possible conflict with the Illinois Electoral Board while a Cook county recheck of the Nov 8 vote produced a small net gain over official returns for Vice President Nixon In another phase of the post eleclion story. Cook county officials proceeded with arrangements to swear In the new slate of officers The county offices were swept by Democrats. THE RECHECK of 156 paper ballot precincts showed Nixon earning 108 votes and PresidentPresident elect Kennedv, 42, for a net Nixois gain of 66 Kennedy won Illinois' 27 elec toral votes by a martin of 8 849 votes Republican officials have charged that fraud and Irregij A former patient at the Ilud can enter and leave ln OK son Hlvcr State hospital con will tenriert InHsv in a l.tlnr In I ho I Check would provide the ev i lenaed lodav. in a letter to the. However he continued theldence to take the matter into Poughkeepsie Journal that pa stafT ls rcouircrt to five a Int "CJ URe maUer ml int at thrt hncmtul on, turn I.

forced against their will to 'in take on some of the house. scrub floors and do other work keeping chores Dr Robert Hunt, hospital di np Hllnl Tnlc an nomic necessitv because tax paers would be burdened if 111 1 a mini enrv ma oi "nud laQl lhat suchVidcd by hired help He said the activity helps them overcome pattern requires some work hy patients and added that some patients put in al most a full work week in the laundry The director concluded lhat by cleaning corridors, rooms. wards, and helping with such jobs as serving and clearing away dishes patients learn to feel some responsibility which helpful In their rehabilita tion. 3 Seized In $1 Million Counterfeit Case NEWARK, (AP) A small printing shop, raided in Union City, had turned out a million dollarsJn counterfeit $20 bills, the Secret Service office disclosed here today Three men were arrested as a irsulfr nf jihirraid IjalJiUay Today's Markets marrr Frank Wood, chief of the secret service office In Ne jfk, si) the fn'lo" dollars was circulated along the east Will VV WRI IIUIII TtJ Mimt Fla fie uht i2TO(SOT of the phony $20i was still in circujatjon WOOD CALLED the operation" the counterfeit money" operation closed down by the Secret Service in New Jersey In many years. Wood said merchants had been alerted to watch for the bogus bills Four bill passers were arrested 'in the state in the last two months, he said, and other arrests were made in New York, New Haven, Conn, Boston, Philadelphia and Miami rector replied that patients are! encouraged to do work be cause of the economic neces 1 their mental illness Mrs Alfred Schoonmakcr, 27 Peter Cooper drive.

Town of Poughkeepsie, wrote, in a letter to the Poughkeepsie Journal, that It is about time the people in Poughkeepsie woke up." On the fourth floor of the Cheney building, she said a head nurse makes patients work or they will not be allowed to attend sewing classes or do other things they they want DR. HUNT said Mrs Schoonmaker was committed to the State hospital last January on papers signed by Dr Gilbert MacKcnzie, Pleasant Valley, and the Town of Poughkeepsie health officer. She was released in April as a convalescent and discharged' In June. AS FOR THE CHARGE that patients are made to work Dr Hunt said, "nobody is forced to work He added that the fourth floor of the" Cheney building is completely open, where pa Weather Report Rebels Throw Bombs At Havana Vehicles HWANA (AP) Reports from Santiago said today counterrevolutionaries threw Molo lov cocktails at vehicles In that eastern city and damaged them The bottled gasoline bombs seemed to be aimed at police and other government transport Targets reported were a big trailer truck, a bus used for transporting prisoners and a large truck used by traffic polite LOWR Generally fair and mild, with some cloudy per iods tonight Tomorrow contln ued mild with variable cloudi ness and chance of some scat tered li'ht showers late in the day or night Low tonight in 30s High tomorrow in 50s Winds variable and 10 or less today and tonight becoming south to southwest 10 to 20 to morrow WFSTFRN NEW YOHK NORTHERN IIVI1U LAKES EAST OF UKL OV TARIO SOUTHERN FINGER LAKES Showers tonight Law tonight Continued windy and gradually turn uig colder tomorrow with ahowera turning to anow flurnea lncreaaing eoutnweaterly wlnda IS 30 TEMPERATL'RLS Maximum and minimum tempera turea during the 14 houra before 30 today Maximum 49 Minimum IS' PRECIPITATION None WIND Calm Sl." The aun rlee today UTMim and aeu at 4 IS PHASES OF THE MOON First auart Dee S4 Laat Quart Dec 11 ull Dec New Dec, II TIME OF TIDES Higk 49 a Low I 04 a m. SlSpm 143pm COUNTRY WIDE TIMPERATLRES IN LT 14 HOIKS Temperaturea Inchea CHiee High Low of Rain Weather TOYS Open Nile.

't jj p.m. HLy 160 Min Albany 41 II dear Atlanta 31 Clear boaton 43 31 Clear (kicage 47 43 Cloudy CucmnaU SI 34 cloudy Detroit 4e 41 Cloudy Uui Angelea S3 Clear Miami 71 Clear New Orleana II Clear S' rala It titir beanie 47 14 .10 Cloudy Waahmglon si 7 Clear Special Menu All This Week! Roast Prima RiBTofBeef Tossed Salad, Green Peas, Beverage 2 30 Tomorrows bpeclal; Jtoast Lola of Pork 1.S Ho Jc Irving A. Hart, Pine Plains Resident living A Hart 93 Pine Plains resident the last 50 years, died at his home yesterday He had Deen an engineer associated with the Borden Dairy prior to his retirement The son of the late Henry and Amelia Sigler Hart. Mr Hart was born in Ancramdale 14, 1867. He was a mem ber of the Pine Plains Method ist church and of SUssing lodge Free and Accepted Masons, Pine Plains, for 71 years His wife.

Mrs Katherine Shaffer Hart. predeceased him Surviving are three daughters the Misses Ethel, Maude and Marion Hart Pine Plains, a son, Paul Hart, Pine Plains, a grandson, John Hart; four great grandchildren, Margaret Louise Hart, Jill and Joy Hart and John Hart Jr. all of Pine Plains Funeral services will be con ducted at the Pine Plains Methodist church, at 2 o'cIock, Wed nesday, with the Itev Harlan Scott, minister, officiating Buri al will be in Evergreen ceme tery. Pine Plains under the di rection of the Peck and Peck funeral home Friends may call rat the funeral home in Pine Plains, between 7 and 9 o'clock tomorrow night Services of Stissing lodge will be conducted at the funeral home at 8 clock, tomorrow night Summaries Heard In Hulan Jack Trial NEW YORK Summa tions were heard today in the conflict of interest and conspiracy trial of Manhattan Borough President lluian Jack The case is expected to go to the Jury tomorrow Chief Defense Attorney Car son DeWitt Baker depicted Jack as 'A babe In the woods in the hands of an expert mani pulator' Sidney J. Ungax, a real estate operator Jack is accused of conflict of interest in allowing Ungar to pay for a $4 400 remodeling job on Jack's Harlem apartment while.

Ungar. was doing business with the city Both Jack and Ungar contend the pajment constituted a loan that Jack was to pay back. Former Marine Put on Probation Floyd Henry Sehafer. 21, of 228 Mill street, today pleaded guilty in City court to a petty larceny charge in the Iheft of 176 articles of omens and girls clothing from city clotheslines He was placed on probation for six months by the judge Judge ODonnell warned Sehafer a former Marine not to take anything else or he will end up going to Jail Polaris Missile Soars 1,600 Miles CAPE CANAVERAL, FLA i API The second of the Navy longer range Polaris missiles was launched successfully on a test flight approximately 1 600 miles 4oday Project officials reported the stubby 31 foot missile achieved all test objectives in streaking down the Atlantic missile range covering the course In about 15 minutes The first rocket in this new series, designated A2, was successful last month. Economist Predicts Production Record WASHINGTON IP' National production should reach record levels next year despite higher unemployment and a brief recession early in the year, a Chamber of Commerce ecftnomlst predicts Dr Emerson Schmidt the chamber director of economic research, said the brief slowdown should bring a drop of to 10 billion dollars In the annual production rate during the cutback Jankowski, Cold Spring Resident Mrs Anthony Jankowski, 58, of Old Post road.

Cold Spring, died Saturday in the Butterfield Memorial hospital, Cold Spring after a long illness Her husband died In 1940 Mrs Jankowski, the former Miss Pauline Ladzlnski, was born In Pittsburgh, Pa Dec 19. 1903, the daughter of the late Stephen and gnes Kosieja Ladzlnski She was educated In Pittsburgh schools and had been a resident In Cold Spring the last 20 years, having form erly made her' home in Wap pingers Falls and Beacon She was member of St Mary's cliurch, PtshklU. World's Fair Urges Science Building NEW YORK (AP) The New York Workl'i Fair of 1964 5 has suggested that the government construct a $30 mil lion permanent science and ed ucation center at the Flushing Meadow Park fair site Fair President Robert Moses said yesterday that a compre hensive plan for federal par ticipation Jn the fair had been presented to Secretary of Com merce Frederick 11. Mueller and other federal officials The plan calls for construction of the Franklin National Center of Science and Educa tion on a Beien airc aite at me fair The center would house the United States Fair exhibit Surviving are three sons John LadzinskL Hopewell June fciafirianltw, OWARD JOHNSONS MAIN at MANCHESTER ROAD Open ta It pjn. A Spring, and Joseph Jankowski Beacen; 1 djWJhter, Mrs Frank! Silvia, Beacon; lour sisters, Mrs Mary Wolven, Mrs.

Edward Ol aei. eKKkU all this city; and Sister Ran alds of St Josephs convent, this city: three brothers, Felix, John and Frank Ladzlnski, this city, and several nieces ami nephews. A Mass of Requiem will be offered at St Clary's chapel. FiahkUl. at 10 o'clock.

Wednes day. Burial wIU be in Old St Joachim's cemetery, Beacon Kennedy Baby Will Probably Go Home on Friday WASHINGTON (API The baby doetbr said today he thinks little John Kennedy Jr. can leave the hospital Friday to go with tjii mother to Palm "each, fa "I think everything' wilt be rink ku lhat tin' 11 llhHl lliat llll.li 1M i Broocks told a re Idward porter set the date, definitely Beth mother nd baby were doing nicely in Georgetown university hospital. The baby, born pre maturely by Caesarean operation, is out of the Incubator and taking a powdered milk feeding formula BIRTHS Mr and Mrs Howard Slocum Mlllbrook, are the parents of a daughter, Brenda Ann, born yesterday at St. Francis' hospi tat.

Mr and Mrs Donald Walker, 27 North Rems.en avenue, Wappingers Falls are the par ents ol a son tdward James born yesterday at St Francis' hospital. Mr and Mrs Arnold Baratta Sr, 116 Forbus street, are the parents of a son born today at St. rrancls hospital. Mr and Mrs Francis Gelor mino. East Dorscy lane are the parents of a daughter Lori Jane born Wednesday at the North ern Dutchess Health center.

Mr and Mrs James Armstrong Jr East Dorsey lane, are the parents of a son, James Lloyd, born Thursday at the northern Dutchess Health cen ter. Mr and Mrs Joseph Schie fer, Red Hook, are the parents of a son, Carl, born Friday at the Northern Dutchess Health center. Mr and Mrs Peter Cole. An nandale on Hudson, are the par ents of a soq, Kevin, born yes terday at the Northern Dut chess Health center. Mr and Mrs Richard Rhyn ders.

Red Hook, are the parents of a son, Michael JosepH, born yesterday at the Northern Dutchess Health center. Mr and Mrs Peter West, Pine Plains, are the parents of a son, Leonard Tremper, born yester day at the Northern Dutchess Health center Mr and Mrs Gordon I Knapp. Legion road, are the parents of a daughter born to day at Vassar hospital Mr and Mrs Martin Schmoo kler, 7 Muldowney circle, are the parents of a daughter born yesterday at Vassar hospital Mr and Mrs Melvin Ickes, 21 Rhlnecliff road, fthlnebeck, are the parents of a son born Saturday at Vassar hospital Mr and Mrs Frank Risole. 220 Church street, are the par fnU nf a son born today at Va.i. sar hospital.

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92 score 'A 6Z DZV4. 90 seore 6IV2 6U4 Cheese steady Wholesale sales, American cheese (whole milk) Single daisies fresh 42H 43ti cents, single daisies aged 49 33, flats aged 50 33, processed American pasteurized 3 lbs 42 45W, domestic Swiss rirsrip 33J, Grada SQ B4. Friends may call' at the Robert II Auchmoody Funeral home, FishkUl, between 7 and 9 o'clock, tomorrow night, The Rosary will be offered at the funeral home tomorrow night. jw. Tractor)2 REGULARLY $16.95 ACE .95 While they last! AUTO STORES 0t Main St Dial CL 4 718 Insurance Stocks Bid Asked 84 874 29H 3134 2SH 27t'4 nmm aai.iasj mrt'flnrgrtti wur Hanover 42V4 45 Hartford 324 56 Horn 38 Ik 1U rrrrWsrT lire Mf 4.

Travelers 83'4 89H Accountants Hear Tax Director Speak John F. assistant director of the New York State Income Tax bureau, gave an informative talk Saturday on new trends and techniques to be used by the bureau In administrative procedures and proces Ispokc bet U. fiqL TTT 3nT 3i1t43fc Asked 31 54 63 1 60 V4 78Vi 103 421 6134 100 Bank Stocks Bid Bankers 487 Hanover Bk Y. 5 Hi Chase Manhattan 60V Chemical Corn 57H First National 75' Morgan Guar 99 'i Irving 39H Manufacturers 587 S. Trust of 96V4 State Bonds NEW YORK (AP) New York State bonds (Quoted on a yield basis 4 Vis Jan 1965 2 40, 2 23.

4'4s Jan 1964 2 35. 2 10. 248 Thruway 1982 84 3 43 3 35 Public Authority Bond (bid and asked' State Thruway "A' 3 10s 1994. 89ls OOMi State Power iHi 2006, 105ts 106ts spoke before the Mld lluason chapter of the State Society of Certified Public Accountants at Hotel Newburgh, This was th tnirrflriiit'trpTtgrtmTrtn rnaptrr. Davies Heads Business Group Maurice Davies, of the Davies Brothers contractors 42 44 Halght axemic has been appointed chairman of the Pough keepsie chapter National Federation of Independent Business Business and professional men who are members of the association are polled during the year on bills and issues relating to Independent enterprise The results of these polls then are sent to Representative Wharton (R 29th District' and Senator Hatfield this area legislators A native Poughkeepsian Mr Davies Is a graduate of rling ton High school and the Long Island Technical college Joseolt V.

Kthn. elly. wm. thairmatf of a committee which orjinlwd the program and "aTso" moderator Sheldon Tletelbaum, city, alstf parUet Bitfd OlMelTltterHllHir Trortt the area were Carl Kopstein, Milton Klein, and Charles Po tenza, also Walter Scholefield and Otto Kalok, guests, this city. Van Tine Predicts Local Law Approval Alderman Van Tine (R Sec lond ward) today predicted pass age by the Common Council at tonight's meeting of Local Law No 2.

which provides legal means for the cityM, shsre with property owners the costs of repairs to water services from the street mains to private properties The Council majority leader said he has felt for some time the clt should assume the cost of such repairs The property owner still must pay the cost of service lines from the out ride curb to the private build ling or other structure where the water is used AUo the property owner must pay the full Cost of any now water service linos all the wa from the street mains to prhaie properties TINF SUD the change was proposed himself because of a belief that the city should assume the cost for the repairs under the street pae mnt inasmuch as there is heavy automobile and truck travel in anv street which could be the of damage to such lins The present requirements under the charter were all right ears ago when there was not the heavy vehicle trael that there is today." he explained passage of the proposed law by Council vote, Mor Waryas is required to conduct a hearing before signing the measure Hunter Dies 01 Bullet Wound NEWBURGH APi Clarence Speller 53 Highland Falls, died yesterday in St Luke hospital here from a rifle wound in the side suffered on a hunting trip in the Tilson lake area of Ulster county on Nov 27 COMPLETE PEST CONTROL For Home and Business iBALEi tskbliskd HB9 PEST CONTROL Serrice 70 Market St. Dial CL 14S4 HAVE YOU HEARD i THIS GENERAL ELECTRIC? 'sttbJ iin. 45wS5 fiiy3L II sfegjr SI lief aTMaaat 'i "i tit i aVllan iliB i aT pi iHhiflar wh7Jfc. a lr YrTrrr iiiitSkBiiS4asisis 1 aw jf u. wJ Fa iffywMi Wfm) design of cabinet extends speaker mMMh Musaphomc Model lib.

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