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If. A V' lfMpaOTHHHMIHiPlHHPPMHaSI Jil" 'r FosCJt and best way to 1 Advertise Use Want Ads SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1956 Hs pM IJovlur It's easy to insert 'a Want Ad Just Call 5000 SATURDAY. MARCH 24; 1956 Kefauver Eyes South Dakota Primary Campaign Drive Continues In California LOS ANGELES (AP) Senator Estes Kefauver ld today he will enter the South Dakota Democratic presidential primary June S. "I Intend to campaign In the Itate to the extent that a very crowded schedule allows," (aid the Tennessean, here on a five day southern California campaign. "I hope that when the Democratic convention meet! in Chicago.

I will have the Democrats of South Dakota strongly at my side." Kefauver added: "I am happy once agaln to place my cause before the people of South Dakota. Their problems are similar to those of Wisconsin and Minnesota, both of whose primaries I entered." The Senator's national campaign manager, F. Joseph Dono hue, said George A. (Archie) Bangs, of Itapld City, has been appointed chairman of Kefauv cr's South Dakota campaign. Kefauver Is entered In the California primary June 9.

Schick Resigns Ulster County Job Assistant District Attorney John J. Schick. Ulster county. confirmed today that he resigned from the 'post yesterday. Asked why he resigned, Mr.

Schick said have no comment to make at this time." Recently Mr. Schick also resigned as attorney to the Town of Esopus. He reoresents Arnold Ells worth, who was appointed Town of Esopus supervisor oy me Town board on Feb. 13. but the appoint ment since has been The Incident involved the disputed supervlsorshlp In which Mr.

Ellsworth and Edward Eck ert both contend that they have right to the Office ALTHOUGH MR. ECKERT Is' acting as supervisor now, and town checks Issued by him are being honored, Mr. Ellsworth has declared that he Intends to follow through on court action to win the town post. Mr. Schick was named assistant district attorney by Ulster Dis trict Attorney Howard C.

St. John and took office on Jan. 1 19S4. succeeding James Aber nathy, Kingston. Mr.

Schick was reappointed by Mr. St. John last January. Six to Share Ridgeway's Estate Frank B. Rldgeway.

foreman at the City atoragt yard, who died Feb. 23. left his estate to nis son Wintry Weather Back Snow Reaches to 10 Inches Wintry weather, with snow and filling temperatures, returned to northern section of the country from the plains to New England today. Fresh falls of snow measured up to 10 Inches In parts of Michigan. Temperatures dipped to a ound zero in Minnesota and North Dakota.

Meanwhile, the' southern and western areas reported fairly early spring weather. A belt or snow pelted northern midwest regions yesterday, with heaviest amounts reported In Michigan, Including 7 Inches at Detroit and Grand Rapids. The 10 Inch fall was at Jackson, Mich. The, snow ended In lower Michigan during the night, spread eastward across Lake Erie Into Ohio, New York and Pennsyl vanls and headed for New England. Falls during the night In Erie, and Buffalo, were to a Opt of about four Inches.

South of the snow belt, show ers occurred In Illinois and Indl ana eastward into sections Of Ohio and Pennsylvania. Cold air swept into the Midwest as the snow and rain moved eastward through the Southern sections. Temperatures were far bflow normal over the North Central region. Major, Minor Tasks Told In State Department Report WASHINGTON UP) Chart ing a course to avoid war and bring world peace is a major task of Uie State department, but It also faces such smaller worries as passport frauds, homosexuals and termites. The big and Utile worries were disclosed yesterday with publication of secret testimony before a House Appropriations subcommittee.

SECRETARY OF STATE DullesDulles outlined the major problems Jan. 10 in asking 180 million dol lars to run his department for the year starting July 1, The ap propriation for this year was 14114 millions. Dulles said the Communists' shift in cold war tactics to "propaganda, Intrigue and economic effort is putting a heavier bud den on U. S. diplomats.

In addition, plans call for start ing 20 new missions in various strategic areas of the Middle East and Asia, where the Rus sian threat is strongest. An ini tial outlay of about $700,000 will be, required. World News Briefs Industries report that first aid trained workers are less prone to disabling accidents than those who have not taken this training. Red Cross instructors give first aid courses in plants large and small across the Join the Red Cross, contribute to its fund csmpalgn this month, and keep these instructors ON THE VIENNA. AUSTRIA AP) The Vienna Catholic newspaper Klelnes Volksblatt reported, today that Communist Hungary has released, Roman Catholic Archbishop Joszet Groesz, sentenced to 15 years In prison in 1951 on charges of plotting to overthrow the government with S.

help. Two unidentified priests convicted with the archbishop also were freed, the newspaper said. inddingmeT VIENNA. AUSTRIA (AP) Czech newspapers said today more than 400 leaflet bearing balloons hsve landed on Czecho slovakia In a single day. The balloons are launched from Weit CermanybyBadlo Free Europe organization.

RFE omcials said their launcmngs have been vastly Increased this week to tell the Soviet satellite peoples about the denunciation of Stalin oy soviet wommunisi party leaders. BELGRADE. YUGOSLAVIA CAP) A Yugoslav government spokesman has rebuked a leading Turkish legislator (or writing that President Tito is "not lined in his own country because he is a dictator Seeking foreign Com munist support." It marked the first time a high Yugoslav offl. children, according to. probate proceedings filed In the office of Surrogate Grady.

Joseph Worona la the attorney. Mr. Rldgeway left an estate consisting of personal property valued at less than $5,000. He left last will dated June 29. 1946.

and witnessed by Mar garet Jankowltz and Charles O'Donnell. The decedent named his son. Robert F. Rldgeway. and daughter, Mrs.

Helen E. Johns, executors of the estate. Mr. Rldgeway left $300 to each of his grandchildren. Robert R.

Johns. William Johns. Harry F. Rldgeway and Susan M. Rldgeway.

He left the residuary estate to his son and daughter. Turkish leader. Turkey is ally of Yugoslavia in we tsauan alliance. DENVER "(AP) The farm bill, passed by the U. S.

Senate this week was termed "a major defeat for the Eisenhower administration" yesterday by James G. Patton of Denver, president of the National Farmers union. Abstentions Sought In Tunisia Elections TUNIS. TUNISIA (AP) Opponents of 'the Na tional Front have called for mas live abstentions tomorrow when Tunisia electa its first legislature under its new status of. enlarged home rule.

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MONSIGNOR HAROLD S. ENGEL, Arch diocesan CYO director, left, and The Very Rev. Monslgnor BERNARD J. FLEMING, principal of Cardinal Hayes High school, center, present an award to JOHN WALSH, right, a student at St. Peter's parish, city, who finished second in the fifth annual Archdlocestn CYO oratorical contest John is the son of Mrs.

Nora Walsh. 193 Mill street, city. He finished second In a field of. eight contestants. The first, place winner was Louise Apuzzo of the Sacred Heart of Mary academy, the Bronx.

PtATTSBURGH (AP) A week old strike against contractors In three northern New York counties has ended and negotiations are underway toward a wage agreement. About 200 numbers of Local 186 of the Hod Carriers and Common Laborers union who walked oft th4r Jobs ln Clinton, Essex and Franklin counties March 18 returned to work SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Mine Mill officials addpted resolutionresolution calling for labor unity and political action last night, then headed for home. They had been attending the week long meeting of the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter workers (lnd). BALTIMORE (AP) John A. Penello.

regional, director of the National Labor Relations board, has said a decision wllLbe. forthcoming next week on I I wTritiH Sentence Suspended In City Conduct Case Clarence Clifford Chambers, 29. of 8 Morhouse road, received a SO day susDended Jail sentence today, after pleading guilty In City court to a disorderly con duct cnarge. Sereeant Pudney and Patrol man James Morris arrested Chambers at 11:58 o'clock last night They said he used profanity and caused a disturbance in Little Washington street near police headquarters. New PaltrGouple Shares in Estate Lloyd M.

Smith, and his wife. Mary, 36 Excelsior street. New Paltz. share In the estate of Mr. Smith's cousin, the late Miss Anne Elizabeth Smith, it was disclosed In New York City yester day.

According, to a report filed by the state Transfer Tax department Mr. Smith receives $11,000 plus 10 percent of the estate remaining after the distribution of about $135,000 In specific be quests. Mrs. Smith will' receive a cash gift of V.0O0. The appraisal valued the estate, at $261,303, gross, and $238, 701, net, most of which is in stocks and bonds.

DAMASCUS. SYRIA (AP) Police threw a heavy guard around the French. British and U. S. embassies here today as 13,000 atudenU milled through the streets shouting protests against French police in North Africa.

The demonstration was said to be one of several being conducted throughout Syria. The Interior ministry said no. vio Iamma Vi A kaan 'riArlrt house Electric Corp. failed "to bargain In good faith." The charge was brought during the course of the 156 day strike by ine international union or Elec trical Workers (CIO AFL). set tied Tuesday.

Weather Report NEW YORK CITY AND VI CINITY. NORTHERN NEW JER SEY AND LONG ISLAND: Snow ending this afternoon followed by clearing tonight and fair tomorrow. Total snowfall two to four Inches most areas but as must as five to six inches In extreme northern New Jersey and northern Rockland and Westchester colder with temperatures" arb'un7F25 thls' "iifteT noon falling to 15 to .20 tonight. High tomorrow in the middle 30s. Strong winds causing some drift ing mis atternoon.

Fresh to strong northerly winds this afternoon becoming northwest tonight. Fresh to strong northwest winas sunaay. Outlook: Monday fair, not as crldv Tuesday mostly cloudy and mild. INTERIOR EASTERN NEW YORK Snow today, diminishing to flurries by tonight. Three to: Trouble Not Says Farm Leader Farmers are not In as serlnm straits as "politicians" would lead them to believe.

Louis Emer. lortncoming next week on a ve incoes aaamonai, accumuia ich, secretary of the Michigan unlon harge Hiat ihe Westlng UotwBtralancr south PorUonsrKtiTe6TstHn'Iub7o68erved Group to Elect Officers, Directors Officers and a board of directors will be elected Wednesdsy night at 8 o'clock at a meeting of the Dutchess County Association for Mentally Handicapped Children scheduled for the Friends Meeting House, 249 Hooker avenue. W. Wendell Heilman, a former association director and counsel to Assemblyman Pomeroy IR Dutchess), wlU talk on legislation pertaining to mentally retarded children, which was enacted at the last Legislature session. MEMBERS AT THE meeUng also will vote on proposed changes in the constitution and bylaws of the National Association for Retarded Children.

The association has received approved officially to change its name from Dutchess County Association for Mentally Handicapped Children to the Dutchess County Association for Retarded Children. The chanse renortedlv win netp to aisunguisn Detween group with the National Associa tion for Retarded Children, with which it is affiliated. i. Temple Beth El Rites Scheduled For the first night of Passover, Temple Beth El will conduct congregational seder at the temple at 7 i o'clock. Monday night.

'Rabbi Erwin Zlmet will conduct the ritual to be based on the Re constructionist Haggadah. The Seder Is a festival Passover celebration' observed an the first two nights of the holiday. It wm consist or readings, prayers, songs and the tradition il Seder dinner. Reservations are to be made with Rabbi Zlmet Mrs. Betty Xxslroad or at the tempi office.

VATICAN CITY (AP) Pod Plus XII received an artis tic gift of palm leaves today as the Christian world prepared to observe the liolv week annivers ary of Christ's suffering, death and resurrection. The palms. worked Into the shape of a mon strance and decorated with a painting of a singing angel, were brought to the Pontiff by the au perlor general of the Camaldolesl religious order in Home. NEW1 YORK (AP) The New York Times said today students are on strike st Tiflis university in the Soviet republic of Geqrgia, presumamy in a con tlnulne Drotest against the Krem lin's anti Stalin campaign. Tiflis is thercapltaH of Georgia the birthplace, otsuuru tamer siuo.

ent demonstrations were reported there on March 7 and 8. CHICAGO (AP) Harold Miller, 30, who spent nearly (our years of a life sentence in Joliet penitentiary after being convicted or rape, was freed yesterday. Ills release was ordered by bu per lor Judge John A. Sbarbaro after witnesses testified the al leged victim was mentally ill prior to the alleged attack and mat mere was no physical evidence of rape. NEW YORK (AP) Film star Grace Kelly, without meaning to, much "in the act" yesterday a th eddlng of ner actress rnerioy Rita Gam.

Miss Gam. 27, was married to puousner i nomas uuinzburg. 29, in what was' scheduled to be a simple ceremony at the button place home of the bride groom's parents. PRESCOTT, ONT. (AP) Construction will begin at once on a new 8 mllllon dollar orlon plant five miles west of nearby Maltland, the duPont Co.

of Can ada, made known yesterday. The plant, which will employ about 200 workers. Is scheduled to be In operation in the St. Lawrence river community by mid 1957. ST.

LOUIS (AP) A. re search team from the University oi unicago says additional evi dence has been found that fluori dated water reduces dental de cay. Drs. Iden N. Hill, J.

Roy Blayney and Walter Wolf of the zolier Memorial Dental clinic re ported that the fluoridation program In Evanston, started In 1QJR has flit fh rat nf AAth decay for children 6 tc 8 years oia Dy percent NEW YORK (AP) The federal government has filed a $2,056,750 civil income tax suit against a retired Brooklyn manu facturer of escalators and flre proonroorsr against Henry E. Peelle. 64. of Miami Beach, Is for Interest, penalties and taxes allegedly due for the period 1945 through 1949. WALTHAM, MASS.

(AP) A district, court Judge today had under study testimony given at a public Inquest into the death of a Massachusetts Institute of Tomorrow mostly cloudv with now slurries nonn ana west portions. Colder with little If any rise in temperature today. Lowest tonight zero to 10 above north and west portions and 10 20 southeast. Tomorrow 20 28 north and west portions and 10 20 southeast. Tomorrow 20 28 north and 27 37 south.

nECIONM. FORECAST NORTHERN NEW YORK Urtl today dlmlnlihlni to nurtiit by tonlsht. tomorrow moitljr cloudy with snow nuriioi. Cldr. hlfh today la low to mlddl loo, low 'tonight ion I It tbovt hlfh tomorrow sou.

NorthtoMorll wlodi IS dimliilahtat tonight and tomorrow. WESTERN MOHAWK AREA today djinnlihlni to flurrioa by ttnltht. 15 Inrhaa additional aoulh portion. Tomorrow moatlr cloudy with anow flurrlaa waat nortlAii. hfh bwl In low to mlddl SOa.

low tonlfht 1S. hl(h tomorrow J4ZS. Nonh.ait.rly wlnda Ij ss dlmlnlahlag tonight and to. morrow. SOUTH CENTRAL NEW YORK SMw today dlmlnlahlng to Inch.i additional accumulation oait nor.

tlon. Tomorrow moally cloudy with snow flurrlaa waat portion. Hlfli today In mlddl SOa, low tonlsht 1S. high tomorrow 15 JO. Northaatrly wlnda 11 dlmlnlahlng tonight and SOUTHEASTERN NEW YORK Snow today diminishing to flurrlaa tonight.

5 inch nddltlonal accumulation. Tomorrow mostly cloudy. High today In low to mlddl iOs. low tonight 10 10. high tomorrow SS S4.

NorthcaaUrlv wlnda IS SS dlmlnlahlng slowly tonight and to morrow. WESTERN NEW YORK. EAST OF LAKE ONTARIO. BLACK RIVER BASIN Snow gradually dlmlnlahlng to flurrl and slowly tndlng, followed by partial cl.ariag.todax Samperatur around X). Colder tonight.

Low 1S boy. Varlabl cloudlncaa and con tinued cold tomorrow with a law anow flurrlaa likely. North.att.rly wlnda 1513 aunaiaing to in mph tonight and tomorrow. NORTHERN riNGER LAKES TO LAKE ONTARIO Snow, briefly moder ate ai umea, gradually diminishing to Hurries today. High temperature JO M.

Partial clearlnga and 'colder tonight. Low temperature around 10 abov. Varlabl cloudlncaa and continued cold tomorrow. with a few anow flurrtea likely. North.

easterly winds 10 10 subsiding to a 10 Miss Burns Wins Contest For Democratic Party Position Miss Mary Burns, Democratic comrnltteewoman for' the Sixth ward in Poughkeepsle and for mer City Committee vice chairman, last night defeated Mrs. James R. Bourne, Rhlnebeck, In a contest for designation as coun ty representative on the New York State Democratic committee. She won 39 votes to 13. Noting that this orobablv was her "last chance" for the state committee post.i and that she planned to retire lna couple of years.

Burns said she en tered the competition in "friendly" spirit and had In formed Bourne of ber plans. George t. Whalen. supervisor In the town of Dover, was designated for another year on the state committee without opposi tion. Each county has one man ana one woman on the committee.

MISS BURNS' AND MR. WllA LEN now will be the party choice candidates in the June 5 Primary. Mrs. Bourne, who was the Incumbent, wss proposed for designation at last night's county committee meeting In the Courthouse by Michael MltchelJ. Rhine beck committeeman.

Mrs. Ann McDonough. from the Town of POughkeepsle's First ward, proposed Miss Burn's name. Mrs. McDonough paid tribute to Miss Burns long service to the Democratic party both as a diligent worker and a party official Highland News 'Jesus Looked Subject MAi.n u.lk A I.

Special rooghaeepele New Torher HIGHLAND Membership day will be observed In the Methodist church Sunday. The Rev. W. Cosman takes for his topic, "Jesus Looked and Left" The rite of baptism will be administered. The Rev.

W. Stewart MacColl takea for his subject "Life's Journey" and for his text, "Into Thy hands 'I commit my SDlrit." The ushers for the morning wor church. Thursday night He addressed 77 memoers oi tnc Eastern New York Holsteln club meeting St the Reformed church In Chatham. sit. Emertch indicated thai changes in the economy of the United States since 194? hsve neipea to change the farm income picture.

HE NOTED THAT dairy farmers in the past have done "a poor Job In advertising." but as serted that advertising method. have improved In 'the last two or mree years, lie pointed to an increase in the per caDlta consumn. tlon of butter in the Untied states last year, attributing this to im proved promotion of the product. Farmers should be concerned Wltn tne "llle tlme" milk nrorlup. tlon of cows, and not with exceptionally high production for oniy one or two years, Mr.

Emer Ich said. Technology freahman whoiSP" drowned during a fraternity hazing. District Judge Frederick Crafts withheld any decision yesterday at tht conclusion of the Inquest into the death of Thomas L. cisrk, 18, oi narvey, tit. BALTIMORE (AP) The administrator of Fox Memorial oospltal In jOneonta.

haa been charged by a grand Jury with embezzlement and false pretenses Involving more than $2,300. Kurt II. Nork. 30. former assistant1 dl tector of University hospital1 tiers, was sccused yesterday of obtaining $872 from University hospital by.

false pretenses, obtaining $1,003 from the Women's Auxiliary board by the tame means and embezzlement of $701 In hospital monies. MillbrookMdn Denies Charge James W. Walker. 29, of Thls tlebee, MUlbrook, pleaded Innocent before Jude Jacob Gould JSchurman In General Sessions court in New York City Thursday to a burglary charge. Walker Is accused of forcing tne door to tne new i orx apart manl nf Vincent nAt10alA af 9rtQ ForsyUre street, and taking va rious smau articles, on March 3rd.

A neighbor, Rosarlo CiurTo, re nortedly went upstairs to lnvestl. gate a noise and said she saw Walker in Jhe D'Angelo apartment He was arrested on ItreetTiearby. Trial date on the burglary cnarge cas noi yci oecn aeu TEMpa nsniRra afaalmum, and minimum tmpraturl ounng tn noura color a. lodayt Maximum 4S Minimum S3. 'PRECIPITATION .11 WIND NNE at IS Cuata 10 SUM The run rUei today at a.

ra. aaS mi p. m. PHASES nr thk stnnsi Mr' aat quart. ApriM Fuu Mar.

at New AprU It a smb. wr tuit.u High Low 11:0 a.m. 4:13 a.m. p. m.

COUNTRY WIDE TEMPERATURES HOW CITIES FARED Vmnniv, Obsecrations of Weather Bureau ataUons Friday, IN LAST Temperaturaajnrhes' Clll.a High Low R.u Weather Ft. Cloudy ieer Cloudy' Cloudy' Cloudy Ft. Cloudy near Cloudy Ft. Cloudy Clear Ft. Cloudy a Boatoa sa 34 Buffal as Chlcaio sa at.

Clorolaatf at i Kanaat City tl 41 Lob Angela Miami ft ss Philadelphia II Is S'Fraaclac SS 4T Waaklagtda IS St Mrs. Shaw's Trial SeflorMayJ County Judge Schwartz yesterday set May 7 for the trial'of Mrs. Catherine Louise Shaw, of 93 North Bridge street, who was Indicted on a charge of concealing the birth of a child. At the1 sameHmajrJudgeiSchwarUaoldl Lester E. Palmer, attorney assigned Mrs.

Shaw, that motions must be made on or before April lu. Mrs. Shaw's husband, is ached. vied for trial in County court, on a second, degree murder charge. He was accused In a Supreme court grand Jury Indictment with "wilfully and feloniously" killing a new born male Infant on March 23.

1030. the same day the child was born. In violation of Section 1048 of the Penal law. District Attorney Baratta requested the adjournment for Shaw'a trial because authorities still are investigating the case of th 47 year old truck dlver. John B.

Carrlty was appointed attorney lorsnaw. Both defendants wer remand. ed to the County Jail to await tnaL will be Chester Coles and Albert Mullen. Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Dirk en tertained March 17 at their Boyh ton Beach, home for the birthday of Henry! Erlchsen. The guests were local people, Mr. and Mrs. Hsxry B. Cotant Mrs.

Reglna Schmidt, Mrs. Mabel Kisor. Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Va dala.

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Schunk, Mr. and Mra. Albert Nchrleber.

Milton: Mr. and Mrs. Gustsv Schmidt. West Park; Mrs. Leonard Dlngee.

Poughkeepsle, Mr. Erlchsen and the hosts. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Schunk.

who have visited their son in Louisiana and friends in Florida, arrived home yesterday. MRS. LOUIS E. SMITH entertained Thursday afternoon In honor of the 85th birthday of Mrs. Franklin Welker.

Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. Louis A. Smith and Mrs. Clarence W. Rathgeb.

Among guests were Mrs. Rose Seaman. Mrs. G. F.

DuBols, Mrs. Clarence Tompkins. Mrs. Harry anompson, airs. a.

J. snarp, Mrs. C. Imbrl Rlchsrds, Mrs. G.

E. wucox. Mrs. J. F.

Wadlln. Mm H. Mackey. Mrs. Charles L.nampnn, Mra.

n. d. Williams, Mrs. Hubert Eltlng. Mrs.

A. W. Lent Mrs. M. P.

Busch. Mm. eh. ward Krom, Mra. Joseph Mellor, na.

n. o. aiacuoii, Mrs. Doris Highland Methodist: the Rev. William I.

Cosman, minister; George Lltts. organist: Mrs. June Thome, musical director. Sunday school, 10 o'clock, Mrs. U.

Parker uecser. superintendent; L. E. usternoudt superintendent em merttus; young children, 10:43 o'clock: Intermediates, 6 o'clock; Methodist Youth Fellowship. 7 o'clock; first Thursday, official board: second Wednesday, WSCS; third Wednesday, Study Circle.

TIIghTand Presbyterian; the Rev. W. Stewart MacColl, min Mis Meade, Vasiar, organist Sunday school. 9:43 o'clock. Miss Emily I.

Lent superintendent, adult class. 10 o'clock: worship service, 11 o'clock; Westminster group, 7:30 o'clock: second Wednesdsy, Women's Assoc iatlon. Vassar Temple To Mark Passover Passover, the Jewish spring festival of liberation, will be ob served at Vassar tempi with services and other holiday gatherings, beginning at sundown Monday and continuing through sundown Tuesday, April 3. Prior' to the actual beginning of Passover, the children of the temple's Religious school. will be Instructed In the ceremonial meal known as the Seder, at a school Seder, Monday morning at lu clock.

a luncheon win be served for the pupils, by the Temple Sunday school committee. PASSOVER SERVICES will begin with festival prayers at 6 o'clock. Monday. After the devotions, families will loin together to carry on. the ancient tradition of the Seder meat At this home ceremony, the story of the Exodus from Egypt will be reviewed and the children will participate.

Morning services for Passover will be conducted at 10 o'clock Tuesday. At 3:30 o'clock, there win dc an evening service with a Temple Seder schedued for 8 o'clock. ON FRIDAY, at o'clock. there will be a family service wnicn win emphasize the holiday message of freedom. Children will have an opportunity to participate.

There will be the first sppesrsnre of the Children's choir, under the direction of Mrs. Philip Moselle, st this service. On Sunday, April 1 and Monday, April 2, festival services will be conducted st 6 o'clock st night At a service at 10 o'clock Tues dsy morning, the Memorial pray, er will be recited. Another Tryilaled To End Long Walkout PITTSBURGH (API Union and management negotiators scheduled a meeting todsy in another attempt to end a 131 day walkout, that blocks universal Ptsce at Weitinghoust Electric Corp. plants.

More than' 10.300 employes rep. resented by the United Electrical Worrera struck 10 Westlngbouse f'lam iast ucioDefi over wages, rngth of contract and changes In wage payment plans at the South Philadelphia plant Negotiations between West Inghous and be UE resumed Thursday two days sfter the AFL CIO International Union pi Electrical Workers settled Its lStUdar I strike of 44.000 workers. No pro gress, nas wen reported. The UE originally asked for a IS cent hpurly rise under a one year contract but has since scaled down Its to 3 percent Aversge hourly scsle before ine striae wss sz.io. Beacon Seeks Hit run Driver of high grade optical glass Is 99 as compared with 83 to 90 percent for ordinary window glass.

Vassar Exceeds Red Cross Quota The Vassar college faculty has reportedcontrlbutlons ttf $904.30 on i quota Qtjaoo lor. the cur rent Red Cross aC' cording to Herbert Dederer, county. iuna campaign cnairmcn Mra. Clarice It. it.

Pennock. di rector of field work at the college," headed the fund raising activity for the faculty. She was assisted Frederic Schumacher and Miss Ruth Pimm. Mr. Dederer also reported that division and branch fund chairmen of the 193S Red Cross cam true Rev.

Herald C. Swezv. vicar: the Rev; Harold Woolcott, assistant. Morning prayer and sermon. o'clock: Sunday school, 10:30 o'clock.

Mrs. Leslie Llndhe. superintendent. Church of the Ascension: Mrs. Leslie Mott, organist.

Morning Communion. ociock; senior scnooi, 10:30 o'clock; Junior school, 11 o'clock, and Holy Eucharist and sermon. 11 QC10CK. Lloyd Methodist: the Rev. Wit.

lett R. Porter Jr, minister; George Lltts, organist Sunday school, 9 o'clock. Mrs. Walter Roe superintendent: mornlne worship, 9 o'clock. Plutarch Met hodlst Sunday 1:30 o'clock: worship 'service, 11 o'clock; New Palts Methodist: worsnip service, II o'clock.

Redeemer Lutheran: the Rev. Henry B. Krusa. minister. Sunday school In the Lloyd church, 10:30 o'clock; worship service.

11:13 o'clock. Atc3rawMrs1PhllIriiWllklow.P;MIltonMethodiitfthe"ReV.iRr; Beacon Police today were looking for an atitnmrtMW aha mining several pieces of chrome trim. Police Lieutenant Wood reported that Harold Crlng. of 28 South avenue, Beacon, notified police lleanaelesBl en are) Ak al 41s.sTiaB n. a.

rc Esrc vspxh ma car. wnicn waa parked In front Mrs. Mildred Mrs. Oliver iveni. nirs.

irving cisrke, Miss Lula Mrs. W. T. TjI Milton; Mra. Arthur Kurtz, New Paltz; Mrs.

Henry Bsttenfeldt, uiicyjkmrs. jcrome uura, cim tondsle. Miss Eliza Ivea Raymond emu victor ffiaivalrirat Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schrleber no a.

msDei Risor. who have been vacationing In Florida, are home. Adonal lodge. FAM. eondurierl a communication Monday night sou noes, nicnara w.

Lent Is master. r.own,e TroP wets' at 10:30 a. m. Monday in lh Tslnn hall. Troop 28 meets 12:45 m.

at the Legion hall. Troop 48 meets at 12:13 p.m. downstairs at the Legion Highland Churches St Augustlnes' R. C.the Rev. Joseph D.

Flanagan, priest; the Rev. Joseph DILuns. assistant. Masses' 7:30. 9, 10:13 and 11 o'clock; children's Msss, 9 o'clock.

First Tuesday, Rosary society: second Tuesday, Court Nllan, Thursday night choir re hearssl; second Thursdsy, Holy Nsme society; fourth Thursdsy, Young Ladles sodality; first Friday Morning Mass, 7 o'clock; Saturday afternoon, 1 3 o'clock, Junior. choir rehearsal. bert minister. Sunrla school, 9:30 o'clock. Kenneth Taber, Superintendent; worship service, 10:43 o'clock; Wednesday, ioum leuowsnip, and last Frl day, WSCS.

MILTON PRESBYTERIAN: the Rev. Robert. Johnson, Sundsy, school. 10 o'clock, Thomss A. Jenkins, superintend end: worship service.

11 o'clock: fourth Trldsy, Needlecraft so ciety. St James' R. Cr Milton: the Rev. John iU Leuchs. priest Masses 9 and 11 o'clock: Wednea.

day, 7:30 o'clock, devotions: Wednesdsy. after first Sundsy, Rosary aociciy; inursaay aiier aecond Sunday, Holy. Name society and nrsi tnaay Morning Mass, 7 o'clock. Clintondsle Methodist: the Rev. John Swords, minister.

Wor palgn will have their second report I meeting at a Dutch treat luncheon, Tuesday, at noon in the Pine room of the Nelson of his home. The drlveofth olher earteft the scene without stopping, police ssld. Seversl pieces of chrome torn from the hit and run ear were picked up at the scene and taken to police headquarters. Hopewell Man Injured in Crash Fred Barser 99 Junction, was injured at 3:13 o'clock yesterday afternoon, when the car he was, driving went out of control on a right curve In noun no nonn of Rounte 53, Hopewell Junction. Tlshkill State Police reported the car was traveling toward Hopewell Junction when it went oil the left aide af the hih.

The driver was treated at the' SS phy, slclsntor lacerations of his chin cneeaa. autnorities said. Woman Injured In Sidewalk Fall Mrs. Mary Simons, of 38. Lent street was injured at 12:40 p.

m. yesterday when she fell on raised portion of the sidewalk in Lent street Sergeant Bailey took Mrs. Sim ons to St. Francis' hospital where, she waa treated for contusions of the face and a possible nose, fracture. She was admitted.

TODAY'S DINNER Pot Roast of1 Prime Beef 195 Hungarian Gonloah Noodles 1:38 1: vr. Ji Jr. f' r. im TniinvvAnrtfl lh.lP f.un piNNEB SPECTALSi vhh as vavva, Airs. Thomas superlntendnet; Thursday night, choir rehearsal, and last Friday, WSCS.

1 Cllntondile Friends' Meeting: the Rev. Jesse Stanfield. minister; Mrs. Rslph van Slclen, organist; Mrs. Harold Sutton, musical Sunday school 9:43 o'clock, Howard Setterlund.

supenmenaeni; worship service, 11 ociock; Young People, 7 o'clock; Thursdsy night, choir rehearsal: third Friday nlsht monthly meeting, and fourth Frt. i uy ngui, juaues circle. it (Served AllTJay) Fried Dutchesa County Chicken t.90 Grilled Chopped oirioia steak, Fried Onions 1.35 a' Open 11 aun. te It pa QWARDi JOHNSON'S MADJ At MAXCatatfTan a Mjl.