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18, 1942 SEPTEMBER Pick Jury to Try 25 Top Bundists NEW YORK. Sept. women was selected in Federal the German Bund Bundsmen to avoid military act. A man and a woman were Among those on trial was time national leader of the last month was sentenced in prison after pleading guilty to time Espionage act. Each defendant, if convicted, faces a maximum prison term of five years and a $10.000 fine.

Three persons originally named in the indictment have pleaded guilty. Some 60 questions, designed mainly to eliminate possible race prejudice, were fired at prospective jurors. One talesman, who was not chosen, said he doubted if he could be fair, saying: don't see how I can favor any member of any society that is against the United States." Some talesmen were excused because they said they had relatives or business connections in Germany. Being tried with Kunze before Judge Alvin D. Barksdale of North Caroliria were Wilber V.

Keegan, Bund attorney of Teaneck, N. August Klapprott, leader of the Bund Eastern department, who recently resided at Camp Nordland, Andover, N. Gustav Elmer, laundry salesman and Bund treasurer, New York city; Herman Schwinn, western district leader, who was interned in Wisconsin as An enemy alien; Dr. Otto Willumelt, now WE REPAIR CAMERAS! POK STUDIOS 786 Mrs. McLaughlin Services Today Special to the Eagle- News MILLBROOK, Sept.

17-Funeral services will be conducted for the late Mrs. Anna Sackett McLaughlin, 60, widow of- Roderick McLaughlin, at St. Joseph's church at 10 a. m. tomorrow.

A mass of requiem will be said and interment will be in St. Joseph's cemetery with the Allen Funeral home directing. Mrs. McLaughlin died at her home here last night. She was A native of the town of Washington, the daughter of the late George and Hannah Connors Sackett And was a life resident of this township.

She was A member of Washington Grange. Two sisters, Mrs. John Mayners, Yonkers and Mrs. Edward Simmons, here; one brother, George Sackett, Bath; and several nieces and nephews survive. Percival Phillips Rites Tomorrow Funeral services will be held at 18 Baker street, the home of his daughter, at 2 p.

m. tomorrow for the late Percival N. Phillips, 71, retired baker, who died at 5:30 a m. yesterday at Vassar hospital after an illness of several months. A native of Mongaup valley, Sullivan county, Mr.

Phillips was the son of George and Harriet Davis lips. He spent his entire life in Sullivan, Ulster and Dutchess counties. He WAS for many years employed A8 baker by Smith Brothers and later conducted his own bakery. He member of Fallkill lodge, IOOF. The Clarence V.

Buchanan, rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church, Pleasant Valley, will officiate interment will be in the family plot in the Highland Rural cemetery under the direction of Robert H. Auchmoody. Surviving Mr. Phillips are one brother, Grant Phillips, Highland: three daughters, Mrs.

Henry J. Yetzer and Mrs. Corrall Yetman, here, and Mrs. Alfred Draper, Pleasant Valley: two sons, Lester and Kenneth Phillips, Pleasant Valley; Fifty Purebred Holsteins To Be Offered at Auction Fifty purebred Holsteins from will be offered for sale at the the Eastern New York Holstein Dutchess County fair grounds, it was revealed yesterday by Murray The sale, Mr. Wigsten said, will auction, and will be held in the new 4-H building at the fairgrounds.

The animals to sold will be on display all morning on the day of the sale, and at noon luncheon will be served by Dutchess I county 4-H members. Among the animals to be sold, Mr. Wigsten said are 22 first a and second calf heifers; 22 young. heavy milking cows; five bulls. eight months to service age and juntor heifer.

All milking animals will be just fresh. or to freshen in two weeks. Rigid restrictions have been placed on the sale, Mr. Wigsten revealed. Only animals which have been given proper tests and from herds which have passed requirements will be offered at the sale.

R. Austin Backus, Mexico. N. Y. will be the auctioneer, and the committee in charge includes Paul Erwin, New Paltz and Roy Wrigh: and Mr.

Wigsten, Pleasant Valley. Among those who have consigned animals for the sale, are: James Stark, Pawling: Gordon Andrews. Clove Valley: Montfiore hospital, where W. D. Van Valkenburg, president of the club, is farm superintendent; DuBois, Forest Glen; David DuBois, Gardiner; Prank Elliot, New Paltz: C.

E. Eldridge, Pine Plains; Frank Young, Amenia; Roy Wright and son, Pleasant Valley. Also Willard Maurer, Fishkill: Morgenthau and Hoose. Hopewell Junction: Fred and Milton Ham, Millbrook; Grant Langdon, Copake; Nicholas Schaeffer, New Hackensack: Charles Mertz. New Paltz: B.

H. Decker, Walden; Louis Pokrass, New Paltz: Percy Baird. Chester; J. Blake Winter. Winterton.

Daniel Boone was wagoner, blacksmith, a hunter and trapper. several grandchildren, great -grandchildren, nieces and nephews. aS. Beck 17-(AP)-A jury of six men and six court today to try 25 top men of charged with advising fellowservice under the Selective Service picked as alternate jurors. Gerhard Wilhelm Kunze, oneorganization and a confessed spy who Hartford, to 15 years in conspiring to violate the peace- awaiting sentence in his conviction in Hartford for conspiring to send military information to Germany and Japan.

Otto Fentske. former employe of "Free America." Bund periodical; Max Rapp of the Bronx; Hugo leader of two Queens county units: Bruno Clemens Knupfer, the Bronx; Walter Borchers, leader of a Bregler, waiter of Lindenhurst, Long Island: Louis Schatz, optician and. leader of the Troy, N. unit. Ernst Martin Crhstiph, Summit, N.

J. gardener; John C. Fitting of Union City, N. who was spiritual adviser to Bruno Richard Hauptmann who was executed in New Jersey for the kidnap-murder of Charles A. Lindbergh, Ferdinand Callsen.

South Bend. Joseph Belohlavek, dental laboratory operator of Cleveland where he headed the Bund unit. Carl Frederick Berg. Minneapolis unit chief: Gustav F. Hildebrand, secretary -treasurer of the St.

Paul, branch; Walter F. Schneller, Erie, unit director; Joseph Bachmaler, another Erie leader: Herman Agne, boss of the Philadelphia unit; William Ottersbach, Seattie, chief; Fritz Streuer, Detroit unit boss. who was indicted separately: and William C. Kunze, the Bronx. There is only one white blood corpuscle to 400 red ones in the blood.

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Mrs. A. F. Myers Rites Tomorrow leading fourth annual club, which Rhinebeck, Wigsten herds of this vicinity consignment sale of will be held at the Oct. 10 at p.

of Pleasant Valley. HEALTH CLUB MEETING Special to the Eagle- News CLINTON CORNERS, Sept. 17- Mrs. James Shay will preside over the meeting of the town of Clinton health meeting to held the home club, Mrs. Minnie Vail, here, on Friday, September 25.

This meeting was originally scheduled for Friday, September 18, but WAS postponed due to the conflict with preparations for the Community Day program. Funeral rites will be conducted at the Schoonmaker' chapel, 73 South Hamilton street at 2 p. m. tomorrow for the late Mrs. Addie Frazer Myers, 45, who died Wednesday night at Vassar hospital after a long 11i- ness.

Mrs. Myers was a resident of Pleasant Valley. She was a native, of Rhinebeck. the daughter of the late Lewis and Katherine Hester Frazer and had always resided in this part of the country. She is survived by het husband.

Howard Addison Myers, and one daughter. The Rev. Dr. Claude C. Coile of the Trinity Methodist church will officiate and interment will be in the Rhinebeck cemetery.

DON'T BE AN EMPTY BACK SEAT DRIVER! When you are ready to go shopping, offer to share your car with a neighbor. Next time, your neighbor will share with you. Which means that tire usage will be CUT IN HALF! If you can get group of three or four friends to share regularly, so much the better. Our government urges you to be patriotic, economical and neighborly by sharing your car. Start now! Don't be an empty back seat shopper.

FANCY HAND PICKED COUNTY McIntosh APPLES 6 lbs. CAULIFLOWER LARGE WHITE CELERY CRISP HEARTS DOUBLE BUNCH NO. 1 LONG ISLAND POTATOES 15 lb. peck GREEN BEANS FRESH LOCAL 2 lbs. GRAPES CALIFORNIA 2 lbs.

ORANGES JUICY SUNKIST 2 doz. Birdseye PEAS box 25c STRAWBERRIES box lg. pkg. KELLOGG CORNFLAKES 8c lbs. DRIED PEA BEANS 3 19c 125 ft.

roll WAXED PAPER 14c Bwt. or Reg. lb bg PANCAKE FLOUR 5 23c SALAD DRESSING pt. 17c qt. 27c No.

1 tall can FRUIT COCKTAIL 17c DERBY'S MUSTARD quart 13c lb. box PREMIUM CRACKERS 16c Fancy Wax or Green No. 2 cn CUT BEANS 2 27c TOILET TISSUE 4 large rolls 17c rolls SOFT-WEVE TISSUES 3 25c SUNBRITE CLEANSER 3 cans 14c LARGE MED. GUEST 2 for IVORY SOAP BOTTLE BIG Sparkling DRY CANADA DRY WATER point carbonation THE GREAT BULL MARKETS Uncle Sam Says: 'Eat More Cheese" CHEESE AMERICAN or VELVEETA 2 lb. loaf FRESH RICH CREAM CHEESE lb.

FANCY CHEDDAR SHARP CHEESE lb. 37: MILD SMOOTH MUENSTER lb. BORDEN'S 6 OZ. PKG. CHEESE SPREADS 17 KRAFT'S All-Purpose Margarin PARKAY 2 lbs.

49 HOME DRESSED FOWLS LARGE 4-5 lb. protected COUNTY selected DUTCHESS inspected POUND DUCKS LONG FRESH NO. ISLAND 1 16. HAMS WHOLE TENDER or SMOKED SHANK lb. FRYERS LAMB BROILERS FRESH YOUNG lb.

FANCY SPRING lb. 25 SHORT SHANK SMOKED SHOULDERS lb GENUINE SPRING LAMB LEGS lb FRESH OYSTERS Fresh Mackerel lb. 17c FISH Flounder Fillets lb. FLOUR Pillsbury's Sack lb. PRESTO FLOUR CAKE Pkg.

WHEATIES 3 Pkgs. BEANS GREEN No. Can 2 OLIVES STUFFED JUICE TOMATO 46 Can oz. LAYING MASH 25 lbs. 75c 100 lbs $2.79 CR.

CORN WHEAT (Half Half) 100 Ibs. $2.19 CORN CRACKED $2.29 RED MIDDLINGS DOG 100 lbs. $2.49 BRAN OATS 100 $225 80 lb bag $1.89 Ibs. SMITH ST. AT N.

M. SUNSHINE GRAHAMS 1b, pkg. RAISIN FIG BARS SUNSHINE. lb. 17c EDUCATOR CRAX large box 19c SODA CRACKERS 2 lb.

box 21c BUGLER TOBACCO lb. 45c EDGEWORTH TOBACCO lb. 99c 50 PK. CTN. BOOK MATCHES CIGARETTES Popular pk.

14c MILKBONE TINY BITS 04. 9c WILBERT'S SHOE WHITE bile. 13c R. Open Fri. to 9 P.

Sat. to 6 med. lg. pkg. OXYDOL 9c 22c med.

lg. pkg. CHIPSO 9c 22c CAMAY SOAP 3 cakes MAIN ST. AT BLYD. KNOLLS.