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PACE, TEN PQUGHKEERS1E JOURNAL SATURDAY. JULY 13, I9tl AUTOMOTIVE Aato for Sato 14 1411 roRB 1 eoer karStoe, rontomaUc, eesser eteaflnf. OH 1 4141. 1411. TORD SEDAN Ne eown ear ft meat.

ent lll.M per tnenUi CANTER'S. TM Male St. UL441M 1454 OLDS. alr naltnel newer seats, eteertnf. krakes, eetre ale ere.

4 aalr neat belle, radle. Mat er, 4 excellent Gendyeer doable Eatlea tapthre air Una with eteel shielde ptua brand new anew tires meanted aura wheels, tacrine tM, EeerrtnlAf werke In Up top anapa. on i i7o ub iioi. list PONT1AC Sterchlef. 4 eoor sedan.

aotamacw traaemisstoa. K. good eondlttoe. ana awnar. Oft 11141 after 4 pm.

ItUST SACRIFICE '11 red C'edlllat roaeertible. Wklte walla, all power. WW, Call anytime Hl WI. 1411 CHEVROLET Bal Alr. I door.

4 cyltnder, elaadard transmission. fad aaxWMaa. CA 4 1UJ, 1ISS MERCURY 4 door. Mrromatlr Muat aarrtSte at 4300 or bait offer. OL 1 4414, anytime.

CHHYSLER 1 dnor hardtop. Hoeer alaarlnf, brakea. White walla, and H. Exrellent condition, rcaannabla 14 Arnold Road. RIVATELY OWNED 14M Dodae 4 4 door atatloa waaon.

Vary food condition. Goad lira. Charcoal fray. 4CT5 Call ALplna 41414 fold rORD convertible. Good condi tion.

ruatoiniiica.tiii pl i nra. 8Ula Notices 1M '54 PLVMOllTH 4 dr. Use new. 4491. PARSONS AUTO SALES Meyers Comar Rd Wapplnteri Falls AX JUJ SHARP IMMACULATE 1457 4 Cher ralet convartlbla.

PoWCf equipment radio, haatar. whlta walla, trade for a TR 1 roadeter. CA till. ftoRD eonvanible. 1 hiinricrntrd en Ina with atlck ahltt.

Prlred low lot aulra Hie. No trad CA 1154. 1957 FORD cilftom 4. aqulppad. A rea cream pull 33 000 assy mllea.

4400. OR 1 1741. 1457 rORD Falrlan 500 coneartlble 4 H. Reaaonable. GL 1 4397 even Inia, 1957 FORD atallon waaon.

Thunderblrd engine, top anspe. tow CA a aajo. 1S57 MERCURY Colour Park. 4 pas. aeneer power brakei and ataeting Naeda pome work.

Can be aecn at Teiaeo Station. Hyde Park or call CA 4 1471. Alklng 4443. 1957 MERCURY Coneertlble. Uka new.

Reduced to 41145. rully guar antaad NATIONAL AUTO EXCHANGE T04 Main St. CR 1 1540 1957 PLYMOUTH Club Coupe, radio heater, automatic. 91095. HYDE PARE MOTORS Kt.

9 at traffic light CA 9 1145 1954 ANCUA Ford, tudor. Plica 4375. Call after 4. AX 7 4441. FIESTA TIME: Gorgeoua Fleata rat and anow whlta 1954 Chevrolet Bel Air.

A happy car you'll be proud to own. Fully impacted and guaranteed KENNETH R. BRIGCS 417 Main Street "Since 1911' 1954 FIAT, good condition. 1SO0. Call CA 4 7007 after 4 1.954 FORD 4 door.

Interceptor Lnglne with atlck ahlft. Clean car. call CR 1 4161 after 4 p.m. 1954 NASH Metropolitan. Will trade for 4 1 wheal drive Jeep or beat offer over 4400.

Owner GL 4 7410. A REAL BARGAIN 1959 Ford Fair lane, model No. 500. convartlbla. Car be Been at Happy Jack'a Reataurant 107 North Bridge.

1959 LARK, clean. Call. ALplna 4 4411 1959 OLDSMOBII.E convertible "99" full power. Baby blue. 91400.

GR 1 5171. 9 1. 1944 AUSTIN HEAIXY 1000. Hard and aoft topa, tonneau, wire wneele. aver drive.

R. aeat belli. 11000. PA 4 5414 after 4 p. m.

1960 COHVAIR 4 door aadan. Radio healer. Power Glide. Low mileage. 41795 RHINE BECK GARAGE, Inc.

1 Block North of Traffic Light 1940 TRIUMPH TR 1. good condition Sacrifice 91450 or beat oiler. CA 95071 after 5 p.m CUSTOM SPORTS CAR 4 engine 10.000 mllaa. Beat offer aver $300 Call GL 4 1951. DUTCHESS MOTORS.

Inc. Offera the largaat eelectton of Foreign cara la the couoty Rte. 44. Pleaaant Valley ME 5 3110 1954 PLYMOUTH SUBURBAN, GOOD condition. 4M9.

1954 Chevrolet Belalr. aharp. 4273. 1951 Olda 2 door, atlck. very clean.

4145. 1953 Ford auburban, good running, clean. 4149. 1954 Olda 3 door, full power, excellent condition. 4349.

And othere J. E. AUTO SALES 4 Highland IV mllaa North of Bridge Circle OL 4 1011 1931 RENAULT 495 Dauphlne aadan. 1954 JAGUAR 1395 1 Door XK 140 MC 1957 PLYMOUTH 193 4 Door. 4 automatic trana.

KETCHAM'S GARAGE riBhklll. AX 7 44H TW 1 1333 I'aHIl I'AH. AD Mates All Models VII I IS GARAflE Amenta Phone Am rnla 11 1957 DE SOTO Convertible 750 1954 DE SOTO Hardtop 495 PAGANO AUTO SALES 49 Washington St. CR 1 4145 1954 CHEVROLET 4 door aadan In aolld groan ftnlah. 4 cylinder, standard trensmtaaton.

radio, beater. Mint condition. 41199. 1955 rORD 4 door, tona red and whlta. 4 cylinder, heater, standard transmlaaton.

Geod economical car. 4175. SABIA AUTO EXCHANGE SIS' Main St. GL 44350 WHOLESALE 34 used cars up to '55'a. All makaa and modala.

All or none; 495 each. AX 7 7331 ar CA 9 9944. DODGE DART JOHN VAN'S 141 Smith St GL 44130 KOML iVH.MC.KS. Inc. rniin SAI F.S and SKKVIt'E Rla.

9. Jet So. of IBM. Ol. 4 ltnn decadent ATTIUO MANrRON.

eon of decadent SOLIDEA BOP.NAC1N. granddaughter of decedent MARCO BORNACIN, frandao. af daaadant and ta all persona Interested as credi tors, legatees, distributees, or ether wlaa In the estate af JOHN MON FRONI, deceased, lata af Village af Wappiniere, Dutchess County, rl.T. SEND GREETING! Upon the petition of Wilbur Craewell, Admlnts'rator, who rcaldea at Town of Stanford. Dutchess County.

New York. Yea and each af you an) hereby cited to ahow causa st a Surrogate'e Court to ha held hi and far the County of Dutchess, at the Surrogate's Office In the City af Peughkeepaie la ssld County an the Ird day af August. 141, at ten a'ctock In the forenoon of that day why the Final account of Wilbur Creswell, Administrator af the Estate of John Monfronl. eneuld not be Judicially aettlcd and allowed. IN TESTIMONY WHEREDr, We have cauaed the aaal of sat Surrogate's Caav I to ha hereunto affixed, witness, HON.

VINCENT GRADY, Surrogste af aald County at the City af Pounh SEAL1 keepsle. N. Y. this 20th day of June, In the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and alxty one. JOHN ALBANO Clerk of the Surrorate'e Court INOTEt Thla citation 1b served uoon you as required by law.

You are not obliged to appear la person. If you fall, lo pptar It will be assumed that you consent ta the proceedings, unless vou nle written verified oblecttons there. to You hsve a right to have an attorney-at-law appear for yoo.l 140 5453 DEATHS BLAUVELTUmiH frtdir Julr 14. INI. rawtlftf.

N. rnnrftl Mtfldars July IT, I it lh Hon and TtMm rviwril Homt, Pawling. Ifttrmnt Whit Plaini Rural Ctftnattarr. Whiu Plalna. N.

Prtondt mar call at th foftcral hotna Saturday p.m. and I. and 10 p.m. JOHNSON Marr Jonat. at itvapiw, n.t.o juiy is, imi.

sorvirM (ram Mt. Zkm RapUat Churek. Graan him, N.Y., Monday. July IT at n.m. Pttanda may catl at 0 St.

Saturday and Sunday to a.m. intarmant Pou Camciary In eharg of Mc runaral SanriM. County Notices 170 NOTICE TO BIDDERS DUTCHESS COUNTY OFriCE Pou ihk tenia Naw York Tht Shaiiff of Dutcheia County. Naw York. (In accord oca with Article A 103 of the General Municipal Law), hereby Invltea the aubmlnlon of ealed bids for the purchaie of the foiiowinc 1 used 1959 Model.

23' Lantraka wood, off ihore runabout boat, with Chrysler VI 225 HP enitnet SV4 beam, automatic and constant bailer wltn 38" dran. Boat to be fully equipped with 40 fti. fuel tans, compartment. Raytheon Model DE 123 Echo sounder, canopy, side curtains, cushions, toilet, 20 lb. anchor, vantllated hatch, windshield, two electric windshield I a a two dry enemies, nre extinguishers.

4 boat hook, boarding ladder and rear ladder mount Finished Interior siding, two for wsrd scats, one rear aeat, motor enclosed center, flagstaff, all chroma hardware, stern and bow tights, rear control, rear atorage box. side storage box, outrigger bracket; color of boat to be white with mahogany trim. Delivery to be made Immediately. Bids will be received until 10:00 a on the 22nd day of July, 1M1 at the office of the Sheriff, ISO Hamilton Street. Poughkeepsle, NY.

st which time and place all sealed bids will be publicly opened and resd. The Committee reserves the right to accept or reject all bids. LAWRENCE M. QUINLAN Sheriff. Dutchess County ISO Hamilton St.

N.Y. 170 W10 Surrogates Notices 175 FLORENCE MINARD. Decedent Pursuant to an order at Hon VIN. CENT GRADY. Surrogate of Dutches.

County. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thst all persons having claima against the estate of Florence Mlnard deceased, late of the Town of Poughkeepsle In a touiHy. are required to exhibit the ss me with vouchers therefor to the undersigned Herbert J. Davis. Executor of said esiste.

at hu office, 13 Washington Street, In the City of Poughkeepsle on or before the ISlh day of sepiemoer Dated thia 9th day of March 1981. HERBERT DAVIS Executor HERBERT J. DAVIS. ESQ Attorney for Executor 13 Washington St. Poughkeepaie.

N. Y. 173 3430 WENDELL July 13, lfl, at SI.VTran els" Hospital, Almyra B. wenaen resident of Cooper Road, Flank in, and beloved wife of Erwln Wendell. Fnneral eeniceo Id which relarlree and friends are Invited will be conducted at the home of her son.

Frederick E. Wendell. I HamptAn Road (off Vaasar Road, Poughkeepsle, N. Monday. July IT, at 2 p.m.

Interment Flshkltl Rural Cemetery. Friends will be received at the Wan dell residence Saturday and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to m. Arrangements by the Robert H. Auch moody Funeral Home. Thomas J.

Kelly Dies in 67th Year Thomas Kelly, former chairman of (he Board cf At seuort of the Town of Waih Ington, who also headed the Millbrook School district Board of Education, died at St. Fran els' hospital early today. In his 67th year, he had been HI since last January, He was a former grand knight of Millbrook coun cil. Knights of Columbus. Mr.

Kelly had been associated as an accountant In the real estate and Insurance office of George T. Whalen. Millbrook, the last 34 years. 9 SURVIVORS Include a son. Thomas Millbrook and a daughter Mrs.

Marita Smith New Rochelle. The funeral arrangements were Incomplete. The Allen Funeral Home, Millbrook has charge of arrangements. Funeral Directors IS1 a i runertAL home, inc. PLEASANT VAU.fJY.

MErnrr Mils MIIJ. BROOK. N. T. OMOM 44II RUUERT 11.

AUUHMOOUV FUNERAL HOMES. INC 14 Grand Avenue Tel. Otaha 1 1444 DARROW rVNERAl ROME 14 Soutn Hamilton St. OL 1 1444 Del Santo Funeral Home JOHN L. DEL SANTO.

Lie. Mar 144 Mill St. OL 1 I4W UUVVLINU FUNERAL HUME MKHRITT OOWI.INO. lie. Mfr 41 rAIRVlEW AVE.

Olitna 1HI0 FKALKIUH FUNKKAL HUME ARlHUft RAI.EIUH. Mo. Mfr II Marshall St. OIbe l4lo William G. Miller Son Funeral Homes 01.

10710 OL 1 1140 MULVKY FUNERAL HUME WUiJAM r. MULVEY. Lie. Mar. Ill Manaion SI.

Phone GlAbe 4 411 JUSEPH L. PARMELE TUNERAL DIRECTOR ft Halfht Avenue Tel Oloba 1 4790 KUliEHTS FUNERAL HUME Wapplngera Falls SCHOONMAKER GLobe 4 1800 SWEETS FUNERAL HUME George W. Sweet. Lie. Mgr.

HYDE PARK. N. Y. Tal. CApttal 4 M14 Card of Thanks THE FAMILY of Gladys E.

Snerow wishes to express appreciation for the many kindnesses extended to them during their recent bereavemenL City Notices 180 WRIGHT Inc. Use Rambler Sale S14 Mara St. GL 4 04M Formula Two, Inc. AUSTINS TO VOLKSWAGENS SALES SERVICX North ltd. (RL 1) OL ttM BUY YOUR USED CARS WITH SAFETY FROM Dutchess County's Largest and Oldest Used Car Dealer (SO Years Sam Location) WE BUY USED CARS Open Evenings till 8:00 p.

m. Terms Trades Effron Auto Exch. Willys Sales and Service 171 MAIN STREET Olatoa 41410 CITY NOTICES NOTICE OF COLLECTION OF TAXES Poufhaeepeie. New York Julr IS. 1941 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Cllv Tax Roll with warrant annexed, haa bean delivered to the Com mtsaloner of Finance, acting aa City Treasurer, commanding hrm ta levy, collec! and receive the vartoue taxes and assessments tnerein contained, and the Commissioner of Finance doaa hereby glva notice that ha will attend at bla office In the Cltv Hall with aald roll and warrant for one month next, after the publication of thla notice, from 10 o'clock a.m.

to 1 o'clock p.m.. to receive City, County, and State taxea. The data of tha Brat publication of thla. the third notice, la July II. 1441.

Tha Assessment Roll under which the taxea for 1961 am collected was made to 1900. The warrant for tha collection ot axea for 1941 waa taaued January 15. 1941. UPON the Brst Installment (ona ouar ter) of auch taxea now remaining unpaid, a Ava percent penalty beaidea Internet at one percent par month from January II. 1961, will be collected.

UPON the eecond Installment tone quarter) of auch taxea now remaining unpaid, a Sva percent penalty beaidea Internet four percent per annum from January 1, 1941. to April 11. 1941, and Intaraat at one percent par month from April 11. 1141, will be collected. THE third Inatallmeat (one auartar) of auch taxea may be paid on or before August 11, 1941, with Interest at the rate of four percent par annum from January 11.

1941, upon aald installment of taxea, paid after Auguat 15, 1941, and on or before September 15. 1941. a Ive percent penalty will be collected. If paid after September U. 1941, there will be collected In addition to said Sva percent penalty.

Internet at the rate of one percent par month from July II. 1901. THE fourth installment (ooe o.uarter) of auch taxea may be paid on ar before October II. 1941. with Interest at tha rata of four percent per anntun from January IS.

194L Unoa aald fourth installment af taxea paid after ucraoer laei. ana oe ar baron No vember 19, 1MU Sva percent penalty will be collected, and if paid niter nevemrer u. uu. mere will be collected la addition, ta aald Sva percent penalty. Internet at the rate of eea percent per mondt from September IS.

1141. AUBREY B. COONS Commlaalonar of Finance City of Poughkeepsle, New York 140 4011 Joseph Galletla, Beacon Merchant Joseph Galletta, 86. a store operator, of 190 Main street, Beacon, died this morning at Vassar hospital after a six hour illness. Born Aug.

2, 1874 in Santo Marino, Italy, he was the son of the late Domenlc and Concetta Pallsl Galletta. He came to this country before the World War, after serving in the Italian Navy and the Italian Merchant Marine. He married the former Jennie De Luca on May 3, 1908. She died on March 7, 1937, in Beacon. a A MEMBER OF St.

John's Catholic church, Mr. Galetta conducted a fruit and vegetable store at 188 Main street. Beacon, for the last 49 years, and at one time was the proprietor of Gal letta's Ice Cream parlor at the same address. He Is survived by a son, Dom enlc J. Galletta, Beacon; two daughters, Mrs.

Joseph Latnn, Beacon, and Mrs. Charles Gl ciffri, Clifton, N. nine grandchildren; two great and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be con ducted from the Htgnell Funeral home, 10 Willow street, Beacon, on Tuesday, at 9:15 a. and at 10 a.

a Solemn High Mass of Requiem will be cele brated at St. Jonns cnurcn. Burial will be In St. Joachim's New cemetery. jrnenas may call at tne funer al home tomorrow afternoon and night and Monday after noon and night.

Leonard Blauvelf. Pawling Resident Leonard W. Blauvelt, 76. 3 former police officer, of Knoll View drive. Pawling, died yea terday In St, Francis' hospital after a brief Illness.

The son of Theodore and Isa belle Featherstone Blauvelt, he was born March 20. 188S In Union Hill. N.J. He was educated in New Jersey schools, and in early life he married the late Ethel Slote, who died March 17, 1953. A PAWLING resident since 19S5, he and his wife formerly lived in Patterson, Danbury and White Plains.

In the latter city he served as a police omccr unui tne time of his re tirement In 1947, after 35 years of active duty. Mr. Blauvelt belonged to the Police Benevolent association the Pawling Coon club; and was an honorary member of the Pawling Rod and Gun dub. HE LEAVES two daughters, Mrs. Harold Rouse and Mrs.

Harry Endlcott, Pawling; two sons, naymond 11. Blauvelt, Bedford Hills, and Sergeant First Class Leonard Blauvelt, Fort Bennlng. a brother George C. Blauvelt, Ilion; seven grandchildren; Ave great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be conducted Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Horn and Thomes Funeral home.

Pawling, with the Rev. Charles L. R. Peder sen, of the Holy Trinity Episcopal church, officiating. Burial will be In the White Plains Ru ral cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home tonight 7 to 10 o'clock; and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. Overnight Deaths (By The Associated Press) WASHINGTON F. Hugh Burns. 65. vice president of the Great Lakes St.

Lawrence association and a leader In the successful campaign for the St. Lawrence Seaway, in a hospital after a heart seizure. Liston Plans Good Behavior To Regain License PHILADELPHIA, AP) Heavyweight contender Sonny Liston said today he will go to Denver next week to start a course on good behavior deilgned to win reinstatement of his boxing license. Liston, suspended In definitely yesterday by Pennsylvania State Athletic commissions for actions detrimental to boxing and the public, said he would plsce himself under the supervision of the Rev. Edward Murphy, a parish priest.

Father Murphy will give htm also Instruction In reading and writing, said Liston. a former convict, who can neither read nor write, plans to "do roadwork and other training to keep himself In shape." City Court Case SOUTH KINGSTOWN. R. I. Mrs.

Helen Sherman Griffith, 88, novelist and children's au tnor, in a hospital after a lengthy illness. Amone her nov els was "The Lane." a best sell er In the 1920s. WASHINGTON James P. Relnhold. 55.

assistant to the president of the Santa Fe rail way, lie was in charee of the railroad's public relations de partment In Chicago. Rusk Waves Veto Threat WASHINGTON (API The United States, In an uncompromising mqod.threatens to use Its UN veto for the first time If necessary to kill Soviet Premier Khrushchev's "trolks" plan to reorganize the United Nations. Secretary of State Dean Rusk, In a statement approved by President Kennedy, said yester day the Soviet proposal for a three headed UN directorate to replace Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold Is an attempt to Kin the effectiveness of the United Nations. He added: "There is no way that the Soviet Union can Impose his pro posals, inis would mean an amendment of the UN charter. which requires the consent of the United States and other permanent members of the Se curitly Council.

eea "WE WOULD not consent. nor would the necessary two thirds of the General Assembly. The United Nations will not de stroy Itself. Of the five permanent mem bers of the UN Security Council, the United States and Britain never have used their veto power and France and Nationalist China have used it only once. Russia has used the veto 95 times.

Harlan Cleveland. Assistant Secretary of State for International organization Affairs, read Rusk's statement to newsmen Cleveland said the United States does not expect to have to use the veto, expecting the plan to be killed before It gets to that stage. Father of 1 0 Faces Count Of 'Omitting to Provide' Raymond Edward Wood, 42, father of 10 children who resides at 88 Main street, was arrested last night on a charge of "omitting to provide for a child." Police Chief Martin made known today, Mrs. Isabelle Woods, a case worker in the City Welfare department, signed the complaint and the Information in the action stsrted against Mr. Wood: eea THE CASEWORKER'S infor Pope Bases Plea on Honor VATICAN CITY AP) The major new social Encyclical Issued by PoptJohn XXIII analyses In detail the world's major worries, but It Is essentially an appeal to honor and the dignity ot man.

The 25.000 word document. City Welfare department has longest in me cnurcn nis Wood Is the father of 10 chll dren, ranging from four to 17 years old, and that he Is em ployed by the New York, Net Haven and Hartford railroad for at least three or four days a week. The caseworker said that the matlon points out that Mr; day morning. spent $176 on taking care of the children expenses which should hsve been paid by Mr. Wood from his wages witn tne railroad.

Mr. Wood is to be tsken be fore City Judge O'Donnell Mon LEGAL NOTICES City Notices 180 l.i:ll. NOTICES Slate Notices 180 NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that ennaa No. 14 A 444 kaa been Usued te peer eeq eieer at retail aader the Aleeaelle Ceterase lew ei eaenanawae suae, xewe a aai iiium, miuaeee tMatjra N. lor Orr premise eenetlnalea.

JOHN mMTsim Saeaaaaeaa Boaa Hopewell Juaeuoa, H. v. SHENANDOAH CENEBAL STORE lao aoos CITATION JUDICIAL Srrn.KMs.NI THE rtOPLE OF THE STATE Of NEW YOKE THE CBACE OF COD rBEE AND INDEPENDENT Tai ATTORNEY GENERAL, (ARaei New Yerfc ITALIAN CONSUL CENE1AL. J'? I. aaii, Eaamna.

ea eekalt ef filUSETPC MANrstON, eea at NOTICE Or COLLECTION Of SCHOOL TAXES TAKE NOTICE that I. Collector of Taxea of the CUT School District of the atjr of Poushkeepaie, Naw York, have duly received the Tax Llat and warrant for the collection el the City acneoi iiainci taxea wmen Bare Deea levied for the Secal year beclnnlnc July 1. 1441 and eadlnf June M. 141 and that I wUl receive all auch taxaa aa may be voluntarily Bald te ma at the Dutcheas Sank and Trust Co 141 Mala Street, la the City of Peujh keepale. New York, between she hours of 4:40 A.M.

and 1:04) P.M., oa Moa daya. Tuesdsvs. Thursdays, and rridaya. a ad also between the koura 1:00 P.M., and P.M., an Fridays. Tha date of tha publication el this.

the Sral notice, la July IS. 1441. The aaaeaamaat rou upon which aald taaaa for tha Secal year beainainff July I. iv sas eeoiaa rfuaa ear less are eat lected waa made la 1940. The warrant for tha collection ef aald taxes for aald aacal rear waa taaued July 1441 and tha uaderalfned Collector la required to return aald warrant to the Beard ef Education el aald City.

School District, la tha manner provided by the atdtaa. Uoa Law. within twenty days after asay is, isex. TAKE niRTHER NOTICE that, la accordance with a resolution duly adopted by The Board of Education of tha City School District at the City ef York, aald taxee may ae paid ta lour ee.ua! UetaJlmcsta. aeck ml which Installments ahall be as nearly equal aa possible, aa ar before the 14th days el Auguat.

October, rob ruary and May ta each Secal aald dales ketaf the dates oe er before which the Sral. aaeoad. third and fourth teatsllmeala are due respee. Uvely. aay lutallmaat ef taxea shall be paid a ar before tha dale when due.

no Intersil ahall be charged thereon. but if not ae paid, interest ahall be added ta tha amount ef auch install men! at the rate of one perceatum lor each aae month period, or part thereof, until auch Inatallmeat la paid or until the return of the Warrant of the Col lector, whichever ahall be eoonerl and al taxee romalranr unpaid alter the re turn of the Warrant by the Collector ahall bear interest at the rata el one hal! of one perceatum far each, eae moeta period, er part thereof. Mo Installment mar be paid nai all prior Installments of current taxes. including Internet, ahall have bee paid, er ahall be paid, at the name time. The Warrant lor the Collection ef Taxea expires oa May 15.

IMS and he payment of taxea can be paid at thla office after May 19. 1M1. After the return of the Warrant of the Collector, The City Tax Officer ahall add lo any taxea than unpaid Sve perceatum of tha principal aad Internet of auch unpaid taxea. ARTHUR J. CALUPPO Collector of Taxea el the City School District ef the City el Poughkeenete.

New Yom Dated: Tll41 lao ouia DOYLESTOWN. PA. Ed win R. Armstrong, 55, former newspaperman and once a ouh. liclty agent for actress Marlene Dietrich, in a hospital.

He was on the staff of the old New York newspaper PM. ALTOONA. PA. Steve Lach 40, who played fullback for the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1046 47 of a heart seizure. The Duke university star Joined the Na tional Football league with the Chicago Cardinals in 1942.

Miscellaneous i Notices too Through default oa Conditional Salea Contract, General Motors Acceptance Corporation will aell at public auction ea July SOtb. 1441 at 1 pja. DST at Mid Hudson Chevrolet, 1M Mala Poughkeepaie, N.T. a 94 cue rolet. 4 doer Bel Air.

Serial No. 41204UTMZ. repossessed from Studly Duncan Smith. Marshall Drive. Pough keeoale.

New York. sue eeis Through default oa Conditional Sales Contract. General Motors Acceptance Corporation will aell at nubile auction ea July SOth. 1441. at liU p.m.

DST nl Halatead cedllIaolasmeblle, IS4 Church Street. Peughkeepaie. New York a 154 Chevrolet. 4 door eedau. Serial No.

VC37U4Z3S. repossessed from Gamell Davenport. T4 Catharine Peughaeepale. New York end Ceae Busk, 74 Catharine Poughkeepaie. N.Y, 100 4011 Through default aa Conditional Salea Contract, General Motors Acceptance Corporation wUl eel! al publle aucUoa oa July xolk.

1441 at 1:11 p.m. DST at Halatead Cadlllaa Oldamoblle. lac. 144 Chare. Street.

Poughkeepekt, Naw York a 1444 Oldamoblle. 44 Hot. Serial No. MSL 4244. repossessed from State Fatalities WATERTOWN (AP) My ron Bullard, 66, a maintenance man at the plant of the New York Air Brake died yes terday In a fall from the roof of the plant's foundry.

A company spokesman saia Bullard appar ently couapsea oerore ne fell He had been working on the roof. GREEN ISLAND (AP) Andrew Kostun 47. a floor Inspector at the Ford Motor Co. plant here, was killed at work yesterday when hit In the chest by a metal block that had been placed In a press. Kostun lived In Wsjervllet.

ALBANY (AP) Elmer Smith, 63, a porter, died yester day of burns received July 7 when he fell Into a bonfire be hind the hotel where he worked. SCOTTA (AP) Clifford Sowle 22, of Schenectady, was killed today when the auto mobile In which he was travel ling left Scandaga road Just norm or nere ana struck a tree. Rescuers Seek 7 on Mount Blanc COURMAYEUR, ITALY lAri praying au mue an nour winds, rescue teams sought today to locate seven climbers re ported missing on Mount Blsnc since Monday. Police said they were four Frenchmen and three Italians. Among the Italians was a noted climber, Walter Bonattl, who has taken part in expeditions to peaks of Kasmlr, Last news ot tne group wss 30 day Outlook: Warm in Northeast WASHINGTON (AP) The Weather bureau savs Its 30 dav outlook for mid July to mid August cans for temperatures to average below seasonal normals between the Appalachian and Rocky mountains with greatest departures in the Cen tral Plains.

The bureau added: "Above normal temDeratures are indicated in extreme por tions of the Northeast. South east and Southwest with near normal elsewhere. "Rainfall is expected to ex ceed normal In most parts of me country lying between the Rocky and Appalachian mountains. Subnormal amounts are predicted West of the continental divide and along the South Atlantic coast. In regions not specified near normal amounts are In prospect." Delay Granted In Car Theft Thomas JoseDh Breen.

26. who has an apartment over a garage In4he Hosner Mountain road, Hopewell Junction, received an adjournment "until next Saturday when he pleaded Innocent today to a petty larceny charge Involving the theft of a car before Town of East Flshklll Justice of the Peace Ralph Warren. Judge Warren ordered Breen, a construction worker, held In the County Jail without ball because, aald the Judge, it came out in court this morning that Breen is a parole violator. THE JUDGE SAID the charge against Breen Is petty larceny because tne car he Is ac cused or taking is a 19S1 model valued at less than $100. According to Millbrook State Police and Judge Warren, an In formation filed in the case by William H.

Johnson, Beekman road, Sylvan Lake, contends that Breen approached Johnson at 2 a.m. In the Darkine lot of the Sunset Inn in East Flshklll and asked for a ride home. Judge Warren said the Information quotes Johnson as saying that he took Breen in the car. drove north in the Taconlc Parkway, and as he stopped to enter Route 82 from the Park way, Breen grabbed Johnson around the neck and said "This Is It you ve had it. JOHNSON'S information savs that he struggled free, Jumped out of the car and ran and that Breen drove oft.

Johnson found a telephone in the area and notified State Police. At about 4 a.m. State Po lice Corporal Flynn saw the Johnson car traveling in Route 22 between Amenla and Wassalc and apprehended Breen who was behind the wheel, according to troopers. Syracuse Safe In A car Derailing SYRACUSE (AP) No con tamlnatlon resulted when a flatcar carrying an Atomic Energy commission snipment was de railed here, an AEC representative on the train savs. The flatcar.

loaded with casks of apparently radioactive mate rial, and a caboose, carrying AEC representatives, went off the rails yesterday as a long New York Central frelzht train entered yards on the north edge of Syracuse. The flatcar waa next to the caboose at the rear of the train. Red Hook Repeats Position on Dump About 80 persons yesterday attended a meeting of the Village of Red Hook village board at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall. Elizabeth street, to discuss the problem of garbage disposal. The council reaffirmed Its position thst the present village dump, located In the vll lafe, Is adequate and will continue In use unless the Town of Red Hook dump.

If tne town opens a dump, the village will close Its present facility and use the Village Clerk France Rabbett said to day. Coo ley Turns Away From Pictures of Wife BAKERSKIELD. CALIF. AP Former bandleader Spade Cooley, accused of slaying his wife, lowered bis head and looked away when his attorney examined 10 color photos of Mrs. Cooleys body.

The picture admitted In evidence yesterday over strenu ous objections from the defense. In a lengthy opening statement to the Jury of 10 men and two women. District Attorney Kit Nelson called the death of "rr louna musier at iiiciairi. uia ae iwooiey, at. a SmZtZ.

Ne Fourche hut. high on a slope of premeditated, deliberate torture mo som' Mount mane. I killing. Showers, Hail Pelt Sections of Nation CHICAGO (AP) Gloomy skies leaked showers and thun dershowers over the Rocky mountains, parts of the Southwest, the Mississippi Valley. Southeast and Atlantic Coast states early today.

Hall accompanied heavy winds and damaging rain In the night in eastern Oklahoma and parts of Arkansas and western Tennessee. A tornado touched down near Wauchula, Fla in the night and ripped the roofs from a grocery store and a house, but caused no injuries. The southwest still had Its hot spots, with readings ot up to 103 degrees registered in the desert regions of Southern Cali fornia. Temperatures dipped into the 90s in New England. Generally, however, seasonable July weather held sway.

Sarah Churchill Called an Alcoholic LONDON (AP) Sir Winston Churchill's actress daughter, Sarah, was described as "really an alcoholic" today at a court hearing on a charge of being drunk and disorderly. Miss Churchill. 46, pleaded guilty and the magistrate ordered that she be held in cus tody until July 27 pending reports on her physical and men tal condition. Man's Body Found Floating in River; Police Seek Identity Newburgh police are attempting to identify the man whose body was found floating in the Hudson this morning off a dock at Newburgh. Police said the body was discovered, between two barges, by employes of the Snare Dravo who have the contract for building piers for the Newburgh Beacon bridge.

a THE MAN WORE slacks and a sports shirt, was of medium build, between 50 and 35 years old, and about five feet 10 Inches tall. Police said the body and clothing had no Identifications, with seven cents in one pocket and a pair of glasses in another. Police said the body could have been in the water for as long as perhaps two months, it appeared from its condition. The bridge building Arm said it had no missing personnel and a check in the Newburgh area turned up no clues to the body's Identity. Pugach Guilty, Faces Sentence In Lye Blinding NEW YORK (AP) Disbarred lawyer Burton N.

Pugach, a bearded eccentric who claims he is lnssne, will be sentenced Sept 28 for arranging to have lye thrown in the eyes of a girl who rejected him. The victim of the atUck, pretty brunette Linda Rlss, 24, was left totally blind In one eye and partially blind lb the other. PUGACH AND the henchman who actually hurled the lye were convicted yesterday in the climax to one. of the weirdest casea in this city's court annals. The 34 year old former attorney, who was Judged legally Insame at one point af tef his arrest In 1939, has acted the part throughout He has panted, slashed his wrists and carried on In court in an unprecedented fashion at on; time attempting to arrest the judge who was trying his case.

Even at the end of his 14 weet trial, as Judge Joseph Martinis delivered his charge to the all male jury, Pugach acted In eccentric fashion. He took off bis shoes. Inspected them gravely and then put them back on. Physician's Body Found in Champlain Searchers In the Lake Champlain region yesterday discover ed the body of Dr. David B.

Greengold, a friend of local residents, who had been missing since he went out onto the lake with a Ashing party on June 25. Three others. Dr. Bernard Mack, Irving Mltkoff and Law rence Hayden, all of PIttsfield. where Dr.

Greengold also resided, have not been found yet. An autopsy today in Burling ton, confirmed that Dr. Greengold died of drowning. A meaicai examiner said tnat bis hands were folded across his chest with the fingers locked together. POLICE SAID that the nosl tion of the physician's hands in dicated that he was unconscious when he hit the water: and they meorized tnat the boat may nave seen struck by lightning, knocking its occupants uncon scious.

Dr. Greengold was a close friend of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schnellcr, 37 Fountain place the proprietors of Schneller's Uptown Pharmacy, 638 Main street. HE WAS AN associate anes thesiologtst at the PIttsfield General hospital, a position he had held since his graduation from the University of Mary land's medical school in 1837.

His service In this capacity was Interrupted In World War II. when he enlisted in the Army Medical Corps. He had attend ed Columbia university, St. John's university, St. John's college, and the Albany Med ical college.

Dr. Greengold was a native of Annapolis, and was married to the former Henriet ta Bass. Three children, Mark, Daniel and Deborah Greengold aiso survive him. tory, traces the full spectrum of 20th century social ahd economic ills, as encyclicals of the Roman Catholic church have done repeatedly In modern times. Then It rails back on tne natural law relations between man and the one of the roots of church teaching.

THE ENCYCLICAL "Mater et Maglstrs" (mother and teacher, a reference to the church) was issued yesterday. It speaks in terms of permanent values ss the Vatican sees them, as have past Encyclicals thatrdealt with more than one specific evil. In Issuing his Encyclical, the Pontiff was expressing the mind of the church on modern world problems not defining a doctrine of faith or morals that binds Catholics under pain of sin. The lmportsnce of the doctrine is not thus diminished for Catholics, however. The church hierarchy will apply it in teachings and practice for years to come.

a IN THE MASSIVE document there appear repeatedly the words "human" and "individual" whether "the reference be to a farmer, laborer, scientist, capitalist or atheist. Normally, such Papal letters are directed to the Catholic hierarchy and faithful. But the first time the Pontiff said he was speaking to "al Christians, without distinction of class." Vatican circles saw the Encyclical as an appeal to Christians to defend their heritage In the struggle fostered by vast changes In society's structure agricultural, technological, commercial, political, and scientific and on every level from family to international. see IN EACH of the major areas discussed, Pope John appeared to be concerned with both the spiritual and material effects that man feels because of agricultural inequities, imbalances In underdeveloped areas, government Involvement In new fields, world arms buildups, and personal possessions or their lack. 2 Teenagers Killed As Car Turns Over RONKONKOMA (AP) convertible carrying eight teen agers.

went out of control In rainswept Mill road early to day, turning over and killing two of its occupants. The dead were Identified as Marie Hartensteln. 17. and John Sclontl, 16, both Ronkonkoma. Three of the teenagers wese injured, none seriously.

$55 Missing rom Man Waller Robert Bartee. 123 Main street, reported to Police last light that 155 Is missing from his wallet Mr. Bartee told police that he fell asleep in living room chalr ln the apartment of a friend in Main street last night and when he awoke he looked In hla pocket to count his money and found only $1 in his wallet Instead of $56. Police Chief Martin said his department Is investigating. Erharrs Reported Gaining at Hospital Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Erhsrt. Rhlnebeck. hospitalized Wednesday as a result of a 'car truck crash at Rhlnebeck are reported improving In the Northern Dutchess hospital. Mr.

Erhart. 73. was the driv er of the car, Mrs, Erhart, 72. was riding In the car with him. John P.

Rosell. 24, Saugerties, the driver of the truck, was ar retted by State Police' on a charge of driving while Intoxicated. Sight Loss Feared For Mrs. Stevenson CHICAGO (AP) Ellen Borden Stevenson, former wife of U. S.

Ambassador Adlai Stevenson, has been hospital ized with a serious eye injury. Authorities at Passavant hos pital Friday gave her a 50 50 chance of saving the sight In the eye. She was taken to the hospital yesterday after injuring the eye Thursday while working out on an exercise bar. The bar, attached to a bathroom door frame, came loose and struckrher left eye. Mrs.

Stevenson was divorced in 1949 from the former Illinois governor and two time Democratic candidate for President New Leader Heads Anti Castro Forces MIAMI. FLA. (API A 59 year old veteran of three decades of Cuban political upheaval has been chosen as the new coordinating general in exile of the anti Castro underground. In disclosing this today, the Miami News did not name the man because It would endanger his wife, who is in Cuba. He expects her to join him in Miami soon.

The tall gray haired man was the choice of the People's Revolutionary movement to succeed Manuel Ray. The MRP's national executive committee last week relieved Ray of the leadership. Laborer Arrested Qn Morals Charges Joseph H. Mayhar 23. a laborer who resides In Mud City road.

East Park, was arrested last night by city police on charges of second degree rspe and violating section 463 of the Penal law, endangering the life and health of a child, according to Police Chief Martin. Mayhar was arrested an the complaint of Detective Schuyler. Ohief Martin said the charees involve a 14 year old city girl, and the offenses date back to April The arrest of Mayhar came after an Investigation by Detectives Brophy and Schuyler and Deputy Sheriff Bore hers, aid Chief Martin. The defendant is scheduled to appear before City Judge O'Donnell Monday mqrolng. $5 Fine Paid By Yonkers Driver Richard A.

Lablck. 18. Yon kers, paid a S3 fine today when taken before Red Hook Justice of the Peace Smith on a nub ile intoxication charge. He pleaded guilty. Rhlnebeck State Police said Lablck.

was nicked op in Tlvoll at 1 a. m. today. Schoon maker FUNERAL. GL 4 1800.