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PAGE EIGHTEEN POUGHKEEPSIE NEW YORKER FRIDAY. AUGUST 13. 1954 SarroratVe Notices ITS toNtuii Fame arafraal tlas aaflta with vmNti mi rail im hmmm rnmni i liK rtt. at tha MKr VAN 0 I WATER a VAN DaWATEK. 14 Martel Straat.

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Verdict Dies, rHlRelired Inspector mats of Aor ai nnrnc at poufhhpat II 1H4 Jowph AMhfft from th Miller Furvwrnl Mom day IA i anil at I laawtfe alt 1A SJan A asafe faaakanak will rr I rhr RHallwi Rftlrpd textile nd fiirtwtai Invttxl InH rmt nf Calrary ChaTlf Vffdick rrmnriT rr i twtvrw Inspector, who had i Frtdaa i a.anlni at nrliwli rlantla mar rail il ma nun in iaw at Iha unaral lloma Tnuradaa avanlnf rilflay attar noon and availing Arranfa mant. In haria of William Ci Millar and daughter Mr and Mrs Carl Mohlman. 10 May street, died I his morning In Vassar hospital He had been 111 the last four months and had been receiving treatment In the hospital the last two weeks Mr Verdlck had been retired the last 15 years Ills wife, Mrs Lillian Kronskl Verdlck. died ipan Ihia avanini Tha body all! than some time ago Mr Verdlck na t.kan In tna I ynm a unaral noma In rtiiima.tnn whare frland. may rill v.i irita tknri Siinrl.t avanlnf a Inlar mam St lhiimiximrlrit Thorn.

a I in In Pa. Una Naw nrk Ail (lint II lvt Irml l.anlnfl iW Ihnmaatnn mnn f.thar of Mr. Frank arlann and Mra William of Pawltnf unrral arrvlraa at 9 a rlork Mnnriai mnrnins Tha llwvar unaral llnma Pattar.nn Srw ork will ba came to this city from Billings to make his home 20 years ago Todays Markets Prices Move Irregularly Making Market 'Mixed' NEW YORK (API Prices moved irregularly today In the stock market, and by early after noon the list presented a mixed picture The market started off In good fashion and then ran Into difficulties It staged a partial re covery, however and gained back a little of the lost ground The pace of trading was right, fractional advance In fairly active trading American Motors, whose Nash division reported an 18 percent production Increase, was quite active and higher Bullard quickly gajned between 2 and 3 pointi when it reported flMt half earnings equal to S3 50 a share as against $3 66 a year ago dabrirl backed down when dl lan nai Town Notlcra 194 SIlfTcF TO BinilfRS Saalad ladi ara raqwa.lrrt lor tha Iran. nnrlatlnn of approimataly 2t pupil" ot trhnnt diatriit numbri 13 nt INhkill lor I aar basinnlng wllh tha arkaol rair 'Trualaaa not antar Into contra, althar for ona vaar or lor mora than ona yaar unlaaa ipartftr authnmatlon la glan hv tha volar or Iranaportallon hft barn dlractad ordar of tha itmmnvionrr af Fdiiration i Tha lolloalnf Iha rnwla or rmila. af tha lrinporlallon vahicla Rout 13 lloanar Ml ltd Townaand Rd Rnuta 37 Blua Hill Hd shan.ndoah Bd and ljmaktln RU lr a ll.l mila at ot approlmatalv 4 mtlaa par d.v Inrm propoaa np ,1 roito ail aonlract and anvrlopa whlrh In an rloaa bid may ha obt.inad from Holwit Hahn Tmalaa llnpawrll Junrllon on raqua.t Saalrd blda on tha forma and In tha anvalopaa proaldad lor Iha purpow ara to ha In tha hand, of Mobarl II.

hn Trualea Honaaall Junrtmn not latar than 5PM Am IB ISM Thay will ha publlrlv npanad at lM riahkill NY at I' Auut 16 19U Tha Board ol Trualaaa harahv ratwrvaa tha right to rajatl anv or all blda HOBI RT IIAIIN chairman Board of Trulraa rilalrirt No II Town of Fait Mahhlll (ounty af Putchaaa I 1171174 Funeral Directors 81 AMltRSON fTNTRAL hFRVltk ANftRStlN Ur Mr II BALPlNr. AVFMF TFI FJ'IIONF ALLEN FUNERAL HOME, INC M1IXBROOK. TFLrPllONC fill' TLFASANT AI LFY TFLFPHOr S14 ROBERT II AUCIIMOODY FLNFRAL UlHlCTtIR 14 Grand Avanu. Trlaphona 411 1 BARRETT FUNERAL HOME 39 Montcomary Slraat Talaphona 4S4 BAY BAHRFTT L1CFNSF0 ANACFR DOWLING FUNERAL HOME WfRRITTH now I INC JR. LIC M.R 4 rAIRMEW AVk.

Til. osas FRALEIGH FUNERAL HOME 41 M.rahall St Trl in ARTHI.B tnAIF.lr.il Lit Mt.R WILLIAM G. MILLER 110 Mill Slraat Talaphona 27S MT SIN'AI MEMOHI CHAPf I. Jewish Funeral Dircttors UtRUAN FIFLMAN I Ir Mr Tal 3460 233 SIH Til A MULVE TUNEUAL HOME 211 Manalon Rtraat Phona 6fi38 WimAMkMlLVCY Ur Mir JOSEPH PAUMELE H'NEHAL DIRtCTOR 71 Halght Avanu. Talaphona 172 GEO.

SCHLUDES SONS ANDERSON JR Mir Thona 3a day raila 2000 niiht rail. SCHOONMAKER TELEPHONE 604 la 1 Alll AI Pnuihkaapal NY A I Iiil II I'm Jnarnh I lt lair unaral from lata raaldanra 34 stirat Saturday at a and at SI I rlrr a thiirih at 9 30 whara a Hub M. ol lirniiiam will ba ralahralad flrl.tiva. and frtandv Invltad Inlar mm! SI Palar a lamatar ot rr li, a an i all rani.rmrnt SVRMMNO. in addition to, veaterriav'a 1 RRn nool rectors deferred dividend action his daughter are two sisters, Mrs At the worst Drlces were I until the latter part of the year rirnric ana musical industries VV illiam rvhansen Rldgewood.

down 2 polnl whi, a nut vviin.ni i.ir.ur, extended to around a point Rlcrdale I Alrcrafts showed weakness, but Funeral son Ices will be at as a group the alrcrsfts and the Schoonmaker thapel 73 kindred Industries were misted South Hamilton street, at 2 Motors did quite well along n.ia at rianrfaa clock. Monday The Rev Adam with the railroads and oils The at iha tratrlama anvtlma Ar Srhralhpr nasfnr of the Flrval mlvad uor. lh. 'nerlrtrl nf prralir nrlre tulnfft Lutheran church will ofticlate I utilities lover a range of 1 to 71? points Iturial will be In the Poughkeep Mower sic Rural remelery friends may a a Prices on the 'American Stock I ll ism at siniiav Ha i' rnapri ut'iarrn i i.tmni sun llncluae roi "cnange were mostly nigner gained ground in a great flurry of activity that brought out many blocks tome as large as 000 shares Corn Exchange talking merger with LDrmlcal Uank had one Trn ll Aiiiiii 1 I ank 1 ough I rai Phillip. I Mrv llarrl Ijmh Mr llaial Brad lr Walr I'uugh and hrothar Mm Frank nrk Funaral aarvli ra s.luid.

Auguvt It at 2 from lata rrsxlrnt a at Slollavilta with Intar mant In Pmighhaapvia Rural ama In I riand may rail al raaidanra fiom 7 lo 9 Friday rtrning nainvad huah.nd of 9 clock Sunday night gn ana lainar I1F It HAIIIir Martha laanrlta at Poughkari via Auguat II ISM Sprvuri Irorn 20 Smith straat Satur I rtn Augu.t If at 2 rlandv may a II al 21) Smith Snarl Thuradav and Full. i rirnnii Inlrrmanl lough I kprp, Rural I fmrlfil in chaiga of Mifurnai lunrral Sarvi, a lansbee Steel Consolidated Nat jural (ias Anaconda Copper Boeing United Aircraft and Paramount Pictures Higher were Youngstown Sheet and Tube American Telephone Atlantic Coast Line Pacific Western Oil and General Dynamics Resident of New Palti and Stpdebaker whose wo Ohioville for many vears. Mrs Ijo ed a pay cut to keep In compe William Hagan 92 died today at Postedand maintained a her home In Ohioville She had Mrs. Hagan, 92, Ohioville Resident trading was active doing up were American Republics Claude Neon. Detroit Hardware.

Ford Motor of France Kaiser Motor, and Larmon Corp Lower were Webb and Knapp Menasco McDonnell Aircraft and Dominion Tar The bond market was irregularly lower government issues In the over the counter market were fairly steady in rlU I Burnett and earner SOIHMFR unm II 1 Vrr Kim krOIIrr funeral llrnrtf Red Hook saturda Ausunt 1 4 2 rtenrln mv rail at the (unrral home tonlfht Inlermeni st ljt il 1 utheran rmt 1ei been ill oer a Ions period The former Miss Laura Foster Mr, Hagan was born In Mon ticello the daughter of the late William Sarah Starr Foster She had resided in Yonkers in her life Surviving are a daughter Miss Agnes Hagan Ohioville and a niece Molly Sticknev in California Her husband died a number of years ago Funeral services will be conducted at the Pine Funeral home New Paltz at 3 clock Monday anriattxhe Rev C.erret Wullschleger 1 4T fV 11 1., liliuiMt'i ill inr nfw i diu ir hurch ill officiate Burial will be in the Lloyd ceme terv Friends mav call at the Slain ton she rn 1 uneral from thi Dairuw until lisimf IS South Ham ilton Street Satttinliiv a St Man hurt at 1 30 a at inlamri hisrh misi nf rrninem sktll haw telehrated Inter ment In alar eme formed Krlattvr and (nend are in.ited ArranKetnentt in i haige of Joieph 'Funeral home Sunday night nOKK harle Setvurn tnwhih relative and friends, are tnited will he held at the hoonmaker ha pel 71 South Hamilton til reel And 11 19S4 al 2 Interment will he krepa Mural rmMfn nei at the thaprl between oi 7 and 9 Sunda rvenmc BOBEUITS FUNEHAL HOME Vapplnsera Falli IkllCHAFL TORSONF MfMOHIAL IUNFRAI IIOMK olChfc 37 Wapptngersi fall 310 Mrs. Vanderlyn, 94, Resident of Ohioville Mrs John anderlyn 04 who had been a resident of Ohio tile for many ears dud at her home tlure this morning she had been ill for home time Her husband who had operattd a grocery store In the illagr for a number of ears tiled tome time ago Anthony Boris, Cigaret Page Boy nthon Doris 39 who be rame n.il loiullv know as John holel pise bo In advertisements for Phillip Morris tigarets dirtl Msterdix in his home town (land llapids 1uh llouiiir il was reported that he was not the sumo Johnn uhu fitqut litis. Mits in PouRh kn psie and Wappingtrs Falls I lolm Kos nil ini famous for his all fin Phillip Morris slogan I and his hi inht red and black bellhop umfoim is well known in this art a Mis hallos tllrr Wappin iters halls a tlose futnd of Johniu siul lo(la that she ex pet Is the tun ti lcbritv to lslt in Falls later this month vthilt on vatation She imlt that she last saw Johnm lohti Kownlmi in Ut tobtr wlnlt she was isiting In Mrs. Rodrigues, 56, SS Formerly of Falls Former resident of Wappingers Falls Mrs John Rodrigues 56 the former Miss Catherine Pine who resided at 1176 Silver avenue San Francisco Cal died in a hospital there vesterday She had bten ill since last Marth Horn in Wappingers Falls the daughter of the late Anthony and Mary Pine Mrs Rodrigues was educated in schools in Wappingers falls and in her early life was an emplove of the Dutchess Lotkwood bleathery Mrs Rodrigues had been a resident in California for more than 30 jears 2:30 Stock Prices MFRRU.I. LYNCH.

PIERCE, IENNER BF.ANF. ADC Paramount 19" Allis Chalmers Bl'j American Airlines 14 American Bosch ni Amir Can 46 American Canamid 521 American Motor ll'a Amer Radiator 20 Atner Smelting Rcf 37'x Amer and American Tobacco 587 Anaconda 40' Armco Steel 49T Atchison and SF RR 113 Poughkcepsie Regional Market Apples Melba '4 bu 2 SO. Lodi Man Arrested After Explosion Injures Five Boys NEW YORK (AP) A construction company blaster'! helper was arretted last night on charges of falling to safeguard explosives which earlier In the day Injured five boys In a Bronx lot He Is Michael Rufo. 97, Yonkers Bronx Assistant District Attorney Alexander Scheer said Rufo had concealed the explosives sticks of dynamite and blasting capi under a metal blasting mat Instead of storing them in a safer manner The boya found the material Wednesday night and took seven slicks of dynamite and nine blasting caps The explosion, heard for blocks, occurred yesterday when they aet off a stick of dynamite with burning paper police said At Morrlsania hospital, the condition of all five was reported as fair Later Detective John Tracy said Rufo had been taken to Morrlsania hospital after he collapsed at a station house Bitter Clashes Continue in Bavaria CLEVELAND (API Common Pleas Judge Frank Merrick today upheld a defense contention Acting Mayor Gershom Barber, Bay Village, should not conduct the preliminary hearing In the Sheppard murder case He granted an affidavit of p'rev judice against Barber and asked 1 Common Pleas Judge William Thomas, Cleveland, to hold the hearing It was set for Monday The hearing Is on a first degree murder charge against Dr Samuel II Sheppard In the July 4 slaying of his wife. Marilyn, 31 FRANKFURT GERMANY (API Bitter clashes between police and striking Bavarian metal workers continued today the fifth day of the walkout affecting 220 000 employes Other Bavarian centers report aTkfl ra owasTnl nlnlrnllnrt In tm 3 00 Ueus.

dozen bunches broke 85 Broccoli dozen bunches 3 00 i hundreds of police tried to Dro Mra nrlrrln the ill nler IJIOOhlvll jiinnnv nome town Miss Mao DaWon was born havt matli (it finite plans in Highland the daughter of the expett late Milton and Maira Hart a ls" lalrr ln ton She was a member of the month Highland chapter Oidtr ol Hie Fastern Star MRM.IVG ARE six sisters Mrs I ina Henderson Mrs Anna liottiiii Mrs Margaret Marcojohn anil Mrs Helen Catalano pinstrs Falls and Mrs Hajmond Hirkeiinu er and Mrs Rose Frankonis Bridgeport Conn and four brothers Louis Pine Spring allc Anthony Pine Beacon and incent and Alfred Pine Wappingers Falls Mineral servites will be concluded in San Frantlsio tomor tow Burial will take place in Hnh remetcrs there Bank Stocks MFRRIl I. LlNCII. PIJRCE. IFNNER BFWE SIRIING Rt a son Kin ncth Vanderln Oluusillt antl a grandchild Funeral services will tie tot dutted at the Pine Funeial home New I'alW at 1 30 l(x Mon da The Rev C.eiret I Wull chleger minister of the Ntw Paltz Reformed tliurrh will oftlclale Burial will be in tin Lloyd temeter fin litis may call at the funeral home Sunday night mF Remember This Number ij 1 604 1 1. Day or High SCHOONMAKER CHAPEL II SO.

HAMILTON 8T Frank Gangloff, Retired Brass Turner rank (am.loff 82 rttntd hrass tiirni i for tin Sith Thomas Clotk I hoin tston Conn who Itsitlod in llraiuh road I 1 lioiiiastiin died vtslertlay at the linnii uf his il.iuuhtci Mis flank (ai Ison Pawling lie had bet 111 for souit lime aid hail bi i at his (laughter home (he last two mouths Horn In Msaie I a i li Hanie rih 11 1872 Mr loff was t'UuiaU I hue and hail matli' his htmit' in 1 hom.tston the last fiT veils He hi I nagetl in fat mint, altit his i elm ment a St It ll(. iii ailtlition to Mi Carlson i i tlirtf olhi i iluuilhli is Mis William fiiitfin lr lloit'iite noil waitl I titiinastoii anil Mrs Mar Kin rili Mtsttivti heshlre Conn five sons, blank Jr I it win and I Lit old (janloff 1 horn asinn I ii I (l.inKlotf Marvlantt i nil William dinuloff IMvintiuth unn III kliaiitlt liilib i 2J gnat Kiantli hililn a tirollur Joseph Niuton Conn an I tin te sislt i Miss 1 na lit it i antl (iiii'liill Mlitdli liurv (iinn a ivnn and Mrs Matv Uassong I hoiiiasion and Miss Kathailuc (anulnff Alsate I orruini lulitial seivues will he at St 1 hoinas cliiiiili llioinaston at 9 i lotk Miuila Iluiul will he in I hoinaston hi it nils mav tail at Iti Dwvtr hunt'ial home Paltti sin ton kIi! antl tomortow and Siinilav al the I Mins Funtial home in 1 hiniiaston Bid Asked. Hankers i llmovir Rank i Wt Chase 49' M'a Chtnuial 4fl' 50 hirst National 413 425 (uarantv 7) 75 living 2tt 27 Manhattan 41 42' Manufactuicrs 71' i 7J1 2 National il 55's 57'h iw oik Tiust 129 132 Publii 501 52 '4 Insurance Stocks Bid Asked ttna 78 HO1 1 Agnt 35 37 A 11111 Ins 32' 34' 4 tails 74 77 (itat Aim ill an 43 44'j llaniivti 47 49 llaitfoiit 175 1 80 lhiini 47 '4 4n4 Piov Wash inn Ins 3D1 1 J21 1 Iravtltts 14 HO 1520 rue 52 54 Wtstihtslir 30 31ij if 'iaF The Mount Sinai Memorial Chapel 233 SOUTH AVE. TEL. 2 3460 JfU'ijA I unrral Dirtihirs Dedicated in sincere icverence to beautiful and dignified service of friendly and sympathetic consideration and counsel at a coat within the reach of all.

Herman iWmun Lower Hudson Regional Market HtLirs pples utiles otherwise statnl pat ktil ill Eastern pple boxes 'lwentv Ounce 2' 1 inch and up .75 JOO William Red 2U inch anil up 2 50 3 00 Dutches. 2' 4 null and up 2 50 00 mostly 2 50 2 75 pears Clapp ravorile 1 lu 175 prattles bu large sue 1 75 2 (Hi imdium 1 50 small 1 00 plums per quart 13 20 pi tint 12 tits 2 50 rl.r rABLLS Hi ik 1 oil buiuh 20 23 beans wax or gieen bu 2 50 3 00 besl high as 3 25 3 SO beets do Liu lis 50 lopped bu 100 123 cabbage bu or rrt 100 123 cu lumbt is bu 130 200 celery 1 erf 123 173 corn swit sat 50 ears 1 25 2 00 dill 3 bunches 23 escarole bu 1 231 50 onions Jumbo sack 30 lbs 2 00 mediums SO lbs ISO ITS nostlv 163 10 lb sack 40 pepper, sweet bu 130 2 50 hot bu 2 SO parile) 1I01 bnchs 50 60 potatoes 100 lb sack 3 00 3 23 50 lb sack 1 30 1 63 romaine. rrt 12 14 hds I 00 squash yellow or green bu 75 1 00 Hubbard, bu 2 SO, tomatoes, tj bu hard ripe and turning, best 2 00 3 00, seconds I 00 1 30 6H 27' 1 IR'i 71 2b 20 15'h 58n 37 )7 I4's 411 4b n'j 17'4 136's 27 61 17'4 35's 44k 76'2 80' 72 32' 4 294' 1 32' 44 22 75 7h 84' 1 30 'h t8 68' 42 81'4 21 23' 31 '4 41 Is 37s 44' 4 2 14 15 lb'4 14h 3b i 41'i i2's 2' 5b 11 14 37' 59' 53' 31'4 68' 4 20' 4 43s 44 18'2 46T4 74's 89" 24', IB' 4 18 Texas Cot 72 'i Union Carbide 82' United Aim aft t5 United Airlines 25 United Corp 5 't United Fruit 49 '4 USStiel 53" US Steel Pfd 155'a US Rubber 37 Vanadium Corp b9 Westinghouse El 69' Western Union 52 Woolworth STOCK hXl IIA.MJF Avco Baltimore X. Ohio TR Beth Steel Boeing Borden Co Canadian cifn Kit Cclanese Corp Central Hud and Fl Chrysler Ches and Ohio Rv ities Senue Col Gas and Flee CIT Electrical Cons Edison Curtiss Wright l)a strom duPont de N'emour Fastern Airlines Fastman Kodak Fne Florida Power Gen Electric General Foods Gen Motors Goodjear and Gr Northern Pf RR Int Business Machines Int Harvester Int Nickel Canada Int Tel and Tel Int Paper Johns Manville Ktnnecott Martin Glen I Minn Mng Mont Ward National Bistuil Natl Dairv Natl Distillers 5 Central HR Nlag Mohawk PW North Amer Aviation N'oithern Pacific Ry Ohio Edison Packard lan American Ail lints Paramount Pictures Pennsylvania HI! Ptpsicola Pfizer Chas Phelps Dodge Phillips Petroleum Pub Ser El Gas Pullman Radio Reynolds Tohatio Rep Ir and Sit el Revere II St Regis Paper Sears Hoebuik Schenley Dist Sinilair Oil Sniony Vacuum Southern Co Southern Paufii perry Corp Std Oil Stone Webster Cabbage bushel 1 50, Cucumber bushel 2 50 Dill bunch 25 Egg Plants bushel 4 00 Green Beans bushel 3 50 Wax 3 50 fcima 4 50 Green Onions dozen bunches 90 Huckleberries quart 48 Parsley dozen bunches 1 00 tect nonstrikers Many persons were injured Al the big Siemens electrical plant 300 club wleldlng police tangled with 1 000 pickets who vainly tried to prevent 5 000 non strikers from going on the Job Sheppard's Plea Upheld; Judge to Conduct Hearing Jt'DGK MERRICK said Bar ber appeared to this court to be a fine, upstanding citizen who might try to do his very best at arriving at a Just decision He added. "This court Is of I me opinion inai ne nan rxprraa ea nimseii on severs! occasions to the Indication that he had a predisposition of thoughts and opinions In the case The court feels that such a state of mind disqualifies him to sit further on this matter The preliminary hearing will determine whether "probable cause" exists to hold Sheppard for grand jury action Indians Schedule March Into Portuguese Territory Peaches lb quart basket 125toThe strikers became enraged 2 00 Pippers 'j bushel 150 when eight pickets were arrested Potatoes 50 1b sack 200 Squash "nd charged police three times 1 1 Kl 1 Klta lU I JU TUIIllllt, .1 II InHls Squash bu 2 00 Sweet Corn 100 EMPLOYERS WHO had been 400 4 50 Tomatoes 16 quart claiming that 50 percent of the basket 125 to 3 00 Pickling Cu workers were on the Job today NEW DELHI (API Prime Minister Nehru gave the green light today for a 'liberation march Into the Portuguese Indian territory of Goa next Sunday provided the marchers are Goans, not Indians and provided demonstrators maintain traditional Indian non violence Addressing a meeting of the All Indian Newspaper Editors conference.

Nehru, said he thought his Army could occupy the disputed territory in a trice' but added. 'However we do not want to use the Army and will not The premier added there could be 'only one ultimate fate for Goa merger with India PORTUGAL SO FAR has re fused to even discuss cession of her three pockets of territory on India west toast Ihcy total 1 538 square miles and Goa is the largest The two disputing na tions agreed earlier this week to ask six other governments to make an on the spot Investigation of the Goan situation Leaders of the Goan National Congress headquartered In Bombay have ordered their pro In dian supporters to march unarm ed Into Goa Sunday in support of their demands for merger of the Red Cross to Handle Food from America BERLIN 'API East German Communist officials today accepted a proposal that the Red Cross handle distribution of American food aid to flood victims in the Soviet zone The East German government said it had requested Soviet high Commissioner Pushkin to inform the Americans that East German Red Cross officials have been appointed to work out distribution details with the International Red Cross A government spokesman said Berlin had been suggested by the East as the site for Red Cross talks on the subject cumbers bu 2 50 Yesferfioy's Poultry Market 1 FW Ollh USD' line poultry Receipts light De 111 and good for raponettes and pullets moderate for fryers 1 Market firmer for caponettes and I pullets and steady for friers By express Pullets crosses 5 lbs1 and up few 46 Rocks 5 lbs and I up 46 Broilers or fryers, crosses 30 31 White Rocks 30 Caponettes Rocks 4lj 5 lbs 34 36 one lot 38 4 41 2 lbs 36. cross pullets 4' 5 lbs 40 crosses 4 'm 5 lbs 34 35 Reds 4'a 5 lbs 36 Rock cockerels 4 lbs 32 Dressed poultrv steady prices unchanged sald 63 percent were back The union stuck to its claim that the majority were still out The metal workers who produce everything from generators to automobiles struck Sunday I night after their demand for a I 3 cent an hour wage increase was not met Emplocrs are offering a 1 '5 cent boost Both sides were expected to meet today with Bavaria Social is Labor minister Richard Oechsle who has suggested a compromise of 2 cents an hour The average wage for skilled metal workers is about 370 marks a month The Portuguese contending al most all of the 500 000 Goans prefer to remain under their con trol say they will resist the mva sion by all means possible Goa has about 1 000 policemen and less than 4 000 Portuguese troops Five Convicts Weather Cold In Parts of U.S. There was a touch of autumn in sit tions of the midwest todav as (tmperatures dropped to near frtezing in some areas M11le clear and chilly weather prevailtd over northern midwest anas it continued hot over wide areas of the south and southwest Temperatures were above 100 degrees again yesterday in many southern cities but they were In the 70s and low 60s across the northern half of the nation One of todav lowest readings was 36 at Cadillac Mich Egg Market Long Island Railroad Out of Bankruptcy losnstrn 1 ROM rsi.l. ova.

the four others Thirty two other prisoners remained in their cells despite the open doors The quintet pushed guards Rivet and Langdon into cells and stalked to the administration locker room where the guards duty the, overpowered 4 uimui tin re unit 1 duiiu) anu iuiu'u Pole Seeks Freedom in Denmark COPFNIIAGLN DENMARK Al" A 23 vear old Pole jumped to freedom from the Polish liner Batory in Copenhagen harbor to I them to strip Simpson Bill cintini F.n ranvi pace nr. NEWiORK 'APi The Long n.l rn. Iha kll.l. I 1 Isalnd Railroad the worlds bust I NEW ORK 1 API iUSDA)t st commuter line is out of bank 1 Wholesale eggs barely steady 1 ruptcy. fares are up an average on smalls and peewees but fully 20 percent and a 60 odd million steady to firm on balance Re dollar rehabilitation program is ccipts 13 324 1 starting 1 holesale selling prices based Rapid fire deelopments es on exchange and other volume terday put the railroad into re 1 sales 1 organization after 5'2 vears ln 3u shrdlutmfwvp imfwypsh bankruptcy The groundwork i 1 ri.

v.nn i.A "nautili lasi IfU 1 i7i iv spvi, iiiuiaiiuii3 iui nau urrn laiu iui uiuiiiin utri, low Includes neartn in Albany and in Washington Whites Top quality 49 50 lhsi I 54 55 mediums 34'2 35'2 smalls The Long Island is now a rec 24 25 peewees 15 17 ognized railroad redevelopment Browns Top quality 148 50 lhsi corporation with control return 53 54 mediums 34' 351 3 smalls'ed to the parent Pennsylvania stricken areas of the country Yesteiday The Poughkcepsie New Vorker received notification' from a Washington source who contended that it was Represent atlve Simpson's bill that peceived prompt action from the House of 1 Representatives and that a bill 1 introduced hv Representative never was reported out of lommittee The Washington source informed The Poughkcepsie New Worker th tt the 'committee advises no action is scheduled on the Wharton bill The Pole a husky six footer plunged over the rail of the liners slern when she was about 100 vards off the wharf enroute to Iranie lie was swimming frantically toward shore when he was picked up bv a tug boat I want my freedom he told police DON'T MAKE A MOVE until you call Roe Movers railroad The ball started rolling vesterday in Washington where the In 1 terstate Commerce commission' authorized the Long Island to Issue 67'? million dollars in new 1 Ry i 27 28 peewees 17 19 Grain Market CHICAGO li Grains I luirmiti Km it iinn nnclt. i llhiit sitting anv definite trend on the1 runtles as soon as it became Hoard of Trade toda Prues moved lower at the stall Around mid day a rally got underwav led by so beans and wheat Best prices could not be. held however yeveral sobean futures dropped baik below the I previous close In general wheat and re were stronger than the rest of the mar 1 ket largely on orosDects of shm ments to Furopean countries suf Poughkcepsie In July 1943. as of surplus feed grainJ t0 1 rx ..1 i raciriivnl msnaoar Studivbaker Sunra Oil IN EXPLAINING his "news letter today Representative Wharton said he apparentl) in the enthusiasm of seeing action on a measure to direct surplus grain feed to farmers put loo redevelopment corporation etnpnasis on nis mu Then came the filing with the rather thn on similarity ot secretary of state in Albany 0f two bills a ceitilicate conferring the re Representative Whaiton eon development corporation status 'Undt'd and Represcnla upon the railroad lme mpson had the same plan for getting the surplus feed to farmers in drought areas at low I cost The bills weie quite slm 1 liar he added I Representative Wharton bill would have provided for the sale GOODRICH TIRES HUBBARD'S D.w.Uwa Mill a ttaaklaftaa Usuawa Mara waal aJharafe 1 tool si anuria Oil and Coal Budget For 1954 55 Ilea tint Season NOW AVAILABLE! Russell Fuel Heating Co. 103 Clinton St.

TeL wtSt Bibby Placed iONTINlED mOM TAGE ONE at a price not to exceed one dol ferina from rerenl Danuhe river resident manager floods feed grains had a weak! uu lar per bushel, and in such quan undeitone throuchout the ses keepsle Mr Bibby was active in sion o. tominrrve bl served two years as chairman of I 1 1. n.ou, u. "'titles as the Secretary lof agrl.ul iv.c affairs He was president of to be fair and he Chamber of Commerce and Fruits and Vegetables 3 'E iT tne American nea ross ne was NEW 5 ORK IAP iState Dept of Agr and Mkts I ege table receipts were moderate and trading was fairly active today In the wholesale fruit and vegetable a director of the Dutchess County Fu'rlher vvouid Health association and a director' have provided for a fine of not more than $1,000 or imprison ment of not more than one year Vilas Plywood 10' Barium Steel S'h Calif tl Pow 1 1 Claude Neon 6i Coastal anb Oil 2 Llectrlc Bond it Share 24' a kaiser Eraser Co 2 Panioastal Oil 1 a Sonotone 4'j Webb A. Knapp l' potatoes showtd a weaker ten dency Apples were weaker on green varieties and stead on stock with good tolor riuits Apples Hudson valley eastern boxes No 1 unless oth eiwise Indicated Dutchess 2 in up 2 25 i a in up 1 25 50.

early fall Pippens 2 a in up 2 50 Ram bos 2'i in up 2 25. 2'v in up 2 00 early Mcintosh 21a in up including fair color 3 00 4 00 2 in up 3 00 3 50 Wqjf rivers 3 in up 2 50 2U in up 2 00 2W in up no grade mark green 2 0O 2 25, MiltonsS'v in up 3 00. US Fancy 4 00 4 50. 2' ln up 2 50, no grade mark ln up green 2.50 Daaea llnrlaiAn allau hit Vstailtt 3 30 70. hard winter straights "lYl A i nn of the First Savings and Loan association market Corn was higher on good I 5rr I or both for anyone convicted of imi III l.a.

ri uaii, ijaiia auu vaun flower were strong Onions and drive in 1947 48 He was a member of the Amrita club. Rotary club. Dutchess County Boy Scout council Lafayette post, American Legion and the Navy league In April 1844, Mr Bibby obtained military leave to enlist In the Navy He was honorably discharged in 1946 with the rank of violating the conditions of using the grain solely for feeding livestock or poultry on a farm "owned and operated by such person Representative Simpsons bill which found favor and House passage would provide that the Commodity Cridit corporation FOR COLORED CONCRETE WALK or PATIO BLOCKS call 82 VELLETRI CONSTRUCTION CORP. 26 Van Wagner Rd. Tel.

82 lieutenant and returned here as I Is authorized until March 1 193J, to sell at tne point ot storage any feed grain owned by the cor poratlon at 10 percent above the support price for the coinmod fty" Produce NrW 5 ORK (API Flour irregular t72 percent extraction 100 lbs i spring patents 7 20 30. eastern soft winter straights i Plums Jludson valley, V) bu 6 60 70 He flour Arm fancy patents Dimsons 2 50 1100 lbs i 5 50 20 umoni1 3U Fred firm western bran, ton basis Buffalo 46 50A Hops steady per Milk Trucks j. Da. (ONTIMtED OM rAt.a. OkE reaSUiy KepOrt Uke against Masslello.

and that WASHINGTON iAP The he would receive word later today caah position of the Treasury from AFL Teamster President Aug 10 Balance, 606.673 II. Dave Beck explaining the "crux 1 deposits fiscal sear July 1, 4 6St.J43.240 II, withdrawals fiscal vear. to. 14 1.202.343 09. total it a hi Rllftnr I $274157,255 818 6iX; gold 'assets, 1IZ1.B08.Z4Z.638J23.

NEW U)HK AP USDA Includes 101 22' te'ephoned to him etrly today Butter steady, prices unctung debt not subject to statutory) and said. "It looks It though we're d. Receipts 2SI.849. limiL beaten. Co back; to work." 1 of the whole situation Masslello could not be reached directly for comment But in employe pf the McBride Truck Co Goshen, said Masslello resident manager in October, 1046 lie was transferred to En dicott in the fall of 1949 Shiny Nose Helps Girl Win Beauty Competition CLEETHORPES, ENGLAND iAP Jennifer Bennett 13, won a beauty contest with a shiny nose last night, and all because mother knows best Jennifer was one of 2 000 entrants In a schoolgirl beauty competition for north and central England Despite her pleas, her mother refused to let her use lipstick, rouge or (are powder As the judges handed the prize of 19 pounds $42 cash, a silver cup and tickets for a one week seaside holiday to her, Jennifer remarks ed "I'm glad I took Hum's advice "We chose her," a judge explained.

"bectuM) sht looked cturL" KEPRESETATI II TON said he does not know whether the Senate has acted on the measure He noted that the Senate passed between 300 and 400 bills last week and ln the confusion It has not been ascer tained definitely whether the surplus feed grain bill was among them The 29th district representative said today that Mlts Mollle Gaumer who was secretary In the Washington omce ol former Representative Jay LeFevre and stayed on und.r Representative Wharton, no longer is in nts employe He taid she had decid ed to make a change Representative Wharton tald af'er Miss Gaunter left, he em i ployed John Banton, former manager ot Northeast Motors, in Central Bridge. Schoharie county, a secretary Representative Wbar ton' Is 'from Schoharie county, 'also. (rwi4VWMl rwl nPfflGIlHiH 373 Main St TeL 4620.