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J' I i'V TWENTY FOUR 'Y pduShkeepsie journal I1 i TUESDAY, MARCH 26. 1961 aUTOMOTTVir" Antos for Sale 149 MM 4 toor sedan, B. automatic traasmlsslon. Excellent runniaf condition siza uu a pj Often the Htgttl selecUon of Forolfn tare In tha, count nte. 44.

Pleasant Valley ME I 111 JTMESSERSCHMIDT mlnl car, 1 rfii 100 (. 30 dJi I aeati. Zl 12J E. a kim. 4J JS54 PONTIAC STATION WAGON No down parmenU only IM per mont AT CANTER'b too Wain St GL 4 8330 1136 DODGE 1 door.

standard shut, radio and heater. Cranier, Overtook Road GL 4 7SSS 1556 PVriATJtt 1997 RENAULT auiinnr iiiumiaai 1 193' FORD rv waiaaa VaarfUk Btlft isour (cih 1954 PLYMOUTH 143 4 UOOr. BIITCWni autuiuaiiv minion, heater, llfht Mae aw Tor The Deal Of Your lift Main St FllhUll TW MM 7 S4H FORD 4 door VI power ateerlnf, food condition, 4 new tires. Phone OR7W90 1330. iOM PLYMOUTH 1 DOOR No dowB payment, only I2 00 per month AT CANTER'S Ml Mala St GL4 4130 I9S7 DESOTO convertible, radio, heat er.

white wallsrluU power Noraaaon able offer reiecteo tn i wj J37 DESOTO JDOOH HAKDTOP Llght blue. 30.0W original rnuei eepUonally clean Only 11095 v.M i motors, lnc Korth Rd klDS OR CARGO: This splffj 1957 Ford Station wason wiu rkHHiurMrri pnaine tor Pop, Forao matle lor Mom, and rod leather aeats and oodles 01 room ir ii aters. Test drive tt today. KENNETH BR1GGS (37 Main Street "Since 133 J957 MERCURY suburban. Colony Park, automatic transmission, radio, heater, power eteeruif and brakes 11.095.

uvnr DRIC MOTORS. INC. Bi .1 Traffic LHht CA9JU5 1957 VOLKSWAGEN aun roof Station Waion bus Radio and heater. Very AUTO EXCHANGE StS Main Street CL 'P J85 CHEVROLET Powerillde 14,000 original miles CAS14S1 ekcepUonally clean 1951 Chevrolet eiair n.iwvKM.'" ped. low mileage, uu a weeaenos Antoa forHBale 149 USED CARS AU Makes All Models MILUS GARAGE Amenla.

Y. Phone Amenla 11 1958 OLDS 4 Dr HT 4W 1955 PLYMOUTH 175 PAGANO AUTO SAUS. 9 Waahlnnlon St CR 1 43M lisa'RENAULT Dauphlna Low mlleaie oni S7Q Terms RIIINEBECK OARAGE. Inc 1 Block North at Traffic Hint J939 CHEVROLET IMPALA door Hardtop Uke new. Fully guaranteed SJdicio to 11795 NATIONAL AUTO EXCHANGE.

704 Main Street. GR I 334Q STATE OF NEW YORK EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT nrrtrc. OF GENERAL SERVICES BUREAU OF SURPLUS PROPERTY 103 wasnuigion Avenue Albany, New York XTkjt fill IT (ha atata of New York Vehicles described as rtllows 195A Ford fteaan. aerial iiiiw Transmission and differential bad) 1959 Plymouth Sedan, Serial LP8213349 (Wrecked) Vehicles are located at the Depart ment of Mental Hygiene, Hudson River Stale Hospital, Poughkeepsle, New York, and will be sold Is. where Is" to the person or persons submitting tha hivhest offer and may be Inspected at the above location oeiwcen me nuurs of 9 A and 4PM dally.

Monday through Friday Forma for submitting offers may be obtained upon application to Mr. Henry rmmr. Hualneaa umcer ai me aoovc address or to OFFICE OF GENFRAL SERVICES, BUREAU or sukpuus PROPERTY. 10) WASHINGTON AVE NIIE. ALBANY.

NEW YORK The state reserves the right to relect or cancel any or all offers received Purchaser will be required to accept the vehlclea In present condition and to remove same from premises within Ave days after notification of award unless an extension of time Is granted Offer forms shall pe received until To A April 7, 1961. addressed to OFFICE OF GENERAL SERVICES. BUREAU OF SURPLUS PROPERTY. 103 WASHINGTON AVENUE, 11IIMV. NEW YORK ENVELOPES MUST Be.

llr mli MARKED "VEHK.T.& ruwn KEEPS1E1 i959 FORD. 4 Dr sedan. "Jomatlc transmission, radio, heatef 1J9S. TRIANGLE MOTORS. INC.

and South Ave GR 1 1350 1(59 RAMBLER AMERlCAN 1 aoor Highland PL 6 (92 1959 (CYLINDER Plymouth hardtop Belvedere, white, radio and heater, automatic transmission, underooat, sport deck. Excellent condition, 11500 or tawe over puniwi. kh w. nv. sedan Sun roof, oa vnt KRWAGEN Tadlo, heater.

Good condition. GL 4 4291, 11150 Formula Two, fner North Rd Rt 91 BUY YOUR USED CARS WITH SAFETY FROM Dutchess County's Largest nd Oldest Used Car Dealer (30 Years Same Location) WE BUY USED CARS Open Evenings till 8 00 p. Terms Trades Effron Auto Exch. Willvs Sales and Service (71 MAIN STREET CLobe 4 1610 KOHL MOTORS. Inc.

FORD SALES and SERVICE Rte Just So of IBM. GL 4 2400 Funeral Directors 251 AIXEN FUNERAL HOME, INC. PLEASANT VALLEY. MErcury SUM MTLLBROOK. N.

Y. ORlole 7 9611 Frecl J. Dietz Dies at 61y; Was Town Justice's Brother DEATHS RlTcruAI Stran'e Hoanltal. hiiu an uncle ui I II I ilanll TTrlHIi ITTItl .1 2Z, Funeral from the Mulvey J. XTnyrriaia' fciwn, Funeral Home, 111 Maosloar Slffet.

(corner of Park Place). Wednesday, March 19 at 9 a and at Our Lkdy of the Rosary Chapel. at 9 30 aim where a Requiem Mass will be offered Interment St Peter's Cemetery Friends may call at the Funeral Home, Monday and Tuesday Afternoon! and evenings Arrangements In charge of William Mulvey. DIETZ At San Antonio, Florida. March 17.

1961 Frederick Dleti Funeral from tha Mulvey Funeral Home, 111 Mansion Street. (Cor Park Place) Monday. April 1 at 9 a and at Holv Trinity Church at 9 30 am where a Requiem Mass will be of fered Interment at tne convenience of the family Friends may call at the Funeral Home Saturday and Sunday evenings Arrangements In charge of William r. Aiuivey. MAHONEY Minnie, al Vasssr Brothers Hospital.

March 17. 1961 Funersl services to which relatives and friends are Invited will be conducted from (he Dowllng Funeral Home. 43 Falrvlew Avenue. Thursday Ham Interment at, the convenience of the family. MAYZI Poughkeepale.

March 26 1961 Frank Manil. Services at the WiUlam Miller and Son Funeral Home 59 Montgomery St Thursday at 9 3D a Relatives and friends In vlted Interment SL Peter's Ceme tery Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday evening, Wednesdsy afternoon and evening. Requiem Mass will be offered at Mt Carmel Church at a time to be announced later Ar rangements In charge of William Miller and Son SMITH LeRoy, 79. at Tlvoll. March 17.

former resident of Sara toga Springs. Private funeral services Wednesday. March 19 Burnett and Rockefeller runeral Home, 41 West Market Street, Red Hook, Interment Pleasant Plains Cemetery, Staatsburg. N. There will be no viewing hours ROBERT a AUCHMOODY FUNERAL HOMES.

INC. 19 Orand Avenue Tel CLobe 1 1660 DARROW FUNERAL HOME TORNATORE In this city March 27, iirai, oeiovea nusoana of Josephine TriAlo. in his 65th yesr Arrangements are Incomplete In charge of Torsone Memorial Funeral Home South Hamilton St GL 1 Del Santo Funeral Home JOHN L. DEL SANTO, lie. Mgr.

194 Mill St. CL 1 16! DOWLING FUNERAL HOME MERRITT DOWLING. Jr Lie Mgr 41 FAIRVIEW AVE. GLobe 11410 FRALEIGH FUNERAL HOME ARTHUR FRALEIGH. Lie Mgr 41 Marshall St.

GLobe 1 0610 William G. Miller Son Funeral Homes GL 10734 GL 1 1140 MULVEY FUNERAL HOME WUJJAM F. MULVEY. Lie. Mir 111 Mansion St Phone GLobe 4 4915 JOSEPHL.

PARMELE FUNERAL DIRECTOR 74 Height Avenue Tel GLobe 1 0790 ROBERTS FUNERAL HOME Wappingers Falls '59 Dodge 4 DOOR SEDAN DISTINCTIVE Silver Bnlsh Has radio. healer automatic transmission, power steering and poaer brakes. $1995 OUR 70th YEARI OPEN MONV WED FRL EVES. Cars Available Yearly Rental John Van Benschoten DODGE DART 165 Smith St. GL 4:6330 SCHOONMAKER GLobe 4 1800 SWEET'S FUNERAL HOME Georee W.

Sweet. Lie. Mgr. HYDF PARK. Tel CApltal 9 2624 Fred J.

Dletz, 61, former local resident, who was a brother of Town of Poughkeepsie Jus lice oftnc Peace George Diet and an uncle of former Mayor hcr, rllprl his sleep of a heart seizure at his home in San Antonio, Fla yesterday. Mr Dletz, who had been in the South approxi mately three years, had been la failing health for some time He had visited here several months last summer, returning to the South in October. A local carpenter and gas sta tion operator, Mr Dletz had long been active in flremanlc circles He was a charter mem ber of the. Arlington Fire Co and had served as one of the iSunty's two fire Instructors Prior to his retirement a few years ago, Mr Dietz had oper ated a gas station at rowier avenue and Main street. BORN HERE DEC.

1, 1899, Mr Dietz was the son of the late Jacob and Julia Schuler Dletz He was educated in local schools and at the former East man Business college. He served with the United States Navy in the World War. Mr. Dietz' first wife, Mrs Ma deline Jungst Dietz, died approx imately 20 years ago. His mar rlage to Mrs.

Martha Benson at a later date, terminated In di vorce Sept. 1, SURVIVING. In addition to his brother, are several nieces and nephews including former Mayor Dietz, here, and Donald Winslow, Van Wagner road Several brothers and sisters predeceased him including Ja cob, Otto and Edward Dietz and Miss Julia DJetz, Mrs Kather ine Winslow and Mrs Hattie Krueger Funeral services will be conducted at 9 o'clock Monday, at Mulvey Funeral home, 211 Mansoin street, and at Holy Trinity church at 9 30 o'colck, hen a Mass of Requiem will be offered Burial will be at the convenience of the family Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday and Sunday nights. faaaaaaaW avaaaa in ft "Ef.Hn.IW Hi JBBBJ aaaWW! JaHaHa! BlX IsH Vaam. wiaHVBBaaB SSaKaW "livTBaWaH aKaBak AfV WeaaaaH alHaaaaaaKl aHaaH The plan and establishment of the one year old Dutchess county unit at the Hudson River State hosDltal orovldes a cen tralized ilace4n4heJiosp1tal fori JOSEPH TORNATORE.

65, died unexpectedly while working in the yard "Jt his home, 211 Mlir street yesterday. Nurses Told of RoMTtaJsm' HRSH 'Unit' Plays Big Flashy! '57 Buick ROADMASTER 4 DR. HARDTOP FULL POWER Mitt, window, atetr inf. brake lw Vl enfLnc. imooth automatic Irani mil iton.

radio and heater Frth a Sprlni whiM and gren finish Special Only 995 And REMEMBER You CAN Deal Wiu. Mid Hudson Mid Hudson Hudson Valley's Larfest Deslsr OPEN IVENLNOS TUX SATURDAYS TILL 4 P.M. 634 Main St, GL 2 4800 Clearance Sale SUPER SPECIALS 795 '56 Buick SPECIAL 4 door sedan, Dyna flow. radio.jievcrt powe steering, wnue nnisn. LeRoy Smith, 79, Resident oi Tivoli LeRoy Smith.

a retired railroad mail service employe, who with Mrs. Smith had resid ed at the home of Mrs. Joseph ine Lemons in Tivoli, the last three months, died there yester day, after a long Illness. Mr Smith, who was a former resi dent of Saratoga Springs, had been In Tivoli since his retire ment, 15 years ago He had served on the run from Sara toga Springs to North Creek for many years. A native of Gardnersville, Mr Smith was the son of the late and Jane Brown Smith He was a member of the Order of Odd Fellows Surviving are his wife, Mrs Elizabeth Miles Smith, a son, George Smith, Hyde Park, phar macist in Molloy Drug store in Hyde Park; a daughter, Mrs Jessie Kennedy, this city: two grandsons, Norman S.

Smith. Hyde. Park and David E. Ken nedy, this city; a brother, Charles E. Smith', Youngstown, and several nieces and neph ews.

Private funeral services will be conducted at 130 o'clock, to morrow at the Burnett and Rockefeller Funeral home, Red Hook, with the Rcv George B. Moody, pastor of the Watts De Puyster Methodist church, oin dating Burial wil be in the Pleasant Plains cemetery. There will be no calling hours. Dodge 4 DOOR SEDAN Powerfllte. Heater, Tutone.

green and whiter" TRAENDLY BUICK OPEL 34 1 MilhSt GL 2 3500 Frank Manzi, 83, Retired Mason Frank Manzi. 83. of 30 Delafield street, who was a native of Italy and had resided here the greater part of his life, died here yesterday after having been ill for some time He formerly had been a mason associated with local building contractors Including Waller O. Lloyds George D. Campbell and Louis H.

Swenson. A communicant of the Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel, Mr Manzi was a member of the Holy Name society of the church, was a member of the Mason's Union Local 44 and a retired member of the Cataract Steamer Co a SURVIVING ARE his wife Mrs Caroline Santanello Man zi, three sons, Andrew Manzi, Peekskill; Anthony Manzi. a lo cal barber, and Joseph Manzi, a Hyde Park barber; a daughter, Mrs. Sunduc Miguel, Danbury, Conn and several grand children including Ejank Manzi, Brooklyn; Andrew Manzi, Peekskill, Mrs Caroline Mar abello, Brooklyn; Mrs. Edith Camelll, and Anthony Manzi, this city; Mrs Joan DiUgllo.

Hyde Park, Marlon Manzi. this city and Albert Miguel, Philip Miguel and Frank Miguel Jr, Danbudy, Conn and Mrs. Pe ter Grosso, Danbury. Funeral services will be con ducted at the William Miller and Son Funeral home, 59 Mont gomery street, at 9 30 clock, Thursday. Burial will be In St Peters cemetery, at the convenience of the family Friends may call at the funeral home to night and tomorrow afternoon and night A ifequicm Mass Is being ar ranged at the Church of Our Lady of Mt.

Carmel. Flight Rebels Sound Threat Rites Tomorrow For Mr. Tornatore Funeral services will be con ducted tomorrow for Joseph Tornatore. 65. who died unex pectedly of a heart seizure suf fered as he was working In the yard at his home, 211 Mill street, yesterday.

A Solemn High Mass will be offered at the Church of Our Lady of Mt Car mel at 9 o'clock. Burial will be In St Peter's cemetery at 10 o'clock Thursday morning Friends may call at the Torsone Memorial Funeral home, 218 Mill street, after 7 o'clock tonlght and tomorrow afternoon and night. Mr. Tornatore. a native of Italy, had been a resident here since 1913 He had been a construction worker with various local building contractors prior to his retirement a year, ago, when he suffered a heart seizure.

He was a member of Union 1000. Surviving are his wife, Mrs Josephine Trlfllo Tornatore, four sons, Ignatius, Sam, Frank and Eugene Tornatore; a daugh ler, MW5 Lucille Toiuatuie. ai.d Today's Markets WASHINGTON AP) A rebel group of flight engineers today threatened to renew the strike that shut down seven major airlines a little over a month ago Al Klburis of Trans World Airlines, the groups, chairman, said strike action will be considered unless. Weslu ern Airlines reinstates its flight engineers and other carriers speed up collective bargaining with the union, the flight engineers International association two sisters, Mrs Rose Gullotta and Mrs. Venerene Finochure In Italy.

Fisher Jast night told the mem Nurses as sociation. Speaking In the auditorium of the Nurses' home at Vassar hospital, Dr. Fisher, one of the physicians associated with Uie Dutchess county unit of HRSH cited the role of the unit in the community "Since the unit has been "in operation, we have seen several encouraging trends although it Is still too early for any final evaluation to be made, declar ed Dr Fisher The program is set up as a pilot program as part of a five year plan The physician told of the Day Care center for patients "who are not in need of zation but "who do need the services of a facility similar to the Day Care center Mrs Dean Parker, president. conducted tne board meeting, before the general meeting Committee chairmen approved by the board were Mrs Kathe rine Wallwork, Vassar hospital, bylaws, Miss Marie Walther, Dutchess County Health department, membership. Miss Eleanor Hall, Dutchess County Health department, program chairman Also, Sister Marie Francis Magdalen, St Francis hospital news letter; Miss Margaret Wells, Dutchess County Health department, public relations Miss Ethel Cotter, Dutchess County Health department, leg' islatlon; Mrs.

Dorothea Olsen, Dutchess County Health depart ment. finance: Miss Mary Kanane, St Francis' hospital, nom ination commitee The ANA fund raising cam paign chairman will be Mrs Helen Burnsldes, Dutchess Community college Mrs. Herbert uavis, adviser lo the Student Nurses Association of New YorkState (SNAYNS) made known last night that the association will have a meeting April 19 at 8 p. m. at Vassar hospital At this time, the out' 2:30 Stock Prices MERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER SMITH 48i Allls Chalmers 2rTi Aluminum Co 78Vi rlcan Airlines 22 America American Cyanamid 46V4 Amer Mach Fdy 110 American Mtor 19 American Radiator 14 Amcr and 116V 'American Tobacco 734 Ampex Corp 22v Anaconda 53V1 Armco Steel 7H4 Atchlnson and SF TR 24 Avco 19 Baltimore Ohio RR Beth Steel 43V Boeing 46 Brunswick Corp 65 Celanese Corp 35V4 Central Hud and El Rites Conducted For O'Brien Infant Graveside services were con ducted in St Peter's cemetery, today (or the imam daughter of Robert and Sylvia Whitman Brien, Creek road.

Town of Hyde Park, who died at birth in St. Francis' hospital, yestcr dai Arrangements were, in charge of the Fraleigh Funeral nome The child Is survived by sister, Sharon Gail Brien. HE CAN PUT this thine on the rocks over night Kiburls said in a reference to possible Strike action, "and we II do It If we have to John Simpson of American Airlines, another member of the rebel group known as the Flight Engineers Coordinating assembly, had this comment: "If President) Kennedy thinks we're having trouble in. Laos he hasn't seen nothing yeC FindsSome K. '59 BUICK ABHE 4 DOOR aURDTOP A ona ownar car uaa new conauion Ilea radio, heater.

automaUe trans mission and a gorgeous metallic bronse flnlah aet oH wiUi avhita wall tires Sea It at TOOMEY Lincoln Mercury, lnc 143 Main St GL 9 9100 1 The Place When Customers! Catetit halts Trlaatuta 1 1 MrsiMahoney, City Resident, 80 Mrs. Minnie Mahoney, 80, wife of the late Richard L. Mahoney, who resided with her sister. Mrs, Nellie S. Weed at 4,7 Hammersley avenue, died last night inJVassar hospital.

"She had been receiving treatment there since last Thursday. Mts Mahoney was a member oi irinuyftiemoais cnurcn. Funeral scrvlceswlll be con' ducted at the Dowllng Funeral home, 43 Falrvlew avenue, at 11 o'clock Thursday Burial will be at the convenience of the family, 3 MrsiSar.es, 64, Kin Livesln County JMrs. Caroline Barrett Sarles, 64, died unexpectedly at her home. Great Plains road, Dan buryrContTrSarurdayr She was aHalLsmerjpf.Mrsj.Willard Orr, Poughquag, add had resided In Danbury he greater part of her life.

Born, in Banksville In 1897. Mrs. Sarles Is survived by per mother, Mrs. Caroline Barrett, 91, now a patient In the pari burv hnsnltal. a Funeral services will b'e ducted "In Danbury tomorrow and burial will be In the Middle Patent, icemetery, Officers Chosen By Rochdale Juniors Members of the Rochdale Junior Civic association elected Frank Magurno to be president of the cluti designed for young DCODle.

according to Mrs Vivian Fraleigh, president of the Roch I dale Civic association Ladles auxiliary. Elections took place Sunday at the Civic building, Dutchess turnpike. Other officers elected were Paul Harrand. vice president. Marjory Taylor, recording secretary Patrick Magurno.

in ancial' secretary and Cathy Melsenbilrg, treasurer. TWO EVENTS were mapped swim party at the Young eTK' Christian association building, city, and a teenage record hope Red Spacemen Reports Denied MOSCOW (AP) One of the Soviet Union's top space scien tists said today that it was an utter fabrication" (hat the Rus sians had tried and failed to send a man Into space Vaslly Topchlcv, vice president of the Academy of Sciences, told a news conference that Western press reports saying as many as seven would be Astronauts had perished were "entirely and absolutely un founded." TOPCHIEV ALSO Indicated that some sort of contact with the Soviet Venus probe has been re established. It was not clear, however, whether this was direct radio contact or other means In reply to a question. Tie said that the space vehicle was on its course very close to the "projected trajectory, would pjss about 60,000 miles from Venus about May 19 as scheduled and we will publish reports later CONTINIED rOM PACE ONE bach, the city's planning direc tor, to the meeting to inform the committee of the work already done by the Planning board From this point we can then discuss ways and means of 1m plementing the recommend ations made by the City's plan nine consultants. a IN ADDITION.

I will call upon the members of the com mittee to uhderstake a study of a possible Minimum Housing Occupancy Standards code. I consider this, to be the most im portanriasfcTmmedtatcty faclngt the committee. "It is my expectation that the committee will use the model code prepared by the state as a guide and 'Will adapt it to the conditions prevailing in Pough keepsie When the committee reports back with its recom mendations, I will ask the Com mon Council to enact thecodc as part of the legislative effort to improve living conditions in our city I feci that with di ligent effort such report caj be ready In a month or two. mlttep will tie Dlanne Fassett assisted by Lee Melhado, Frank Magurno Roger Karen Llnd. Larry Kicfiwiona.

Jody Pierson. Members will be acceptedat a meeting April 17at 8 m. at the Civic Association 'building. standing nurse from area six will be selected. tt Board meetings will be the first Wednesday In January, March.

Mav. September and No vember. They will begin at 7.30 at St francis' nospiiai General meetings will be on the fourth Monday of the same months The next board meeting will be May 3 at 7 30 m. aPSt Francis' hospital 'The next gen eral meeting will be May 22 at 8 pm. Chrysler 441 Ches and Ohio Ry 64V4 Col Gas and Elec 24jh Cons Edison NY 78 Corn Products 85 Curtis Wright 20V Daystrom 29' Dome Mines 20Tfe Douglas Aircraft 36 Dow Chem 74 duPont de Nemour 207V4 Eastern Airlines 26 Vi Eastman Kodak El Paso Nat Gas 27 Florida Power 45 Motors 79T4 Gen Dynamics 4 Hi Gen Electric 63 General Foods 79 Gen Motors Gen Telephone 28V a General Tire Rubber 64 Goodyear and 37V4 Grumman 33 Gulf Oil 36 Nine Reelected At Central Hudson All nine directors ol the Cen tral Hudson Gas and EJectrlc Corp were reelected for a year al ludai'jaUAlmeeUng of the stockholders of the Lomujuy Its South road office.

They arc: Ernest iR Acker, who Is board chairman, Peter Cantline, New burgh attorney; Roy C. Ket cham, Fishkill automobile and farm machinery dealer; William Mair, resident vice president of IBM Fabian L. Russell, president of paper manu facturing concern, augertles; Clarence Schmidt, vice chairman of the board of DeLaval Separator Co Hanry D. Sher 4 wood, Pine Plains' farmer bartk er; Lclan F. Sillln Jr president.

Central John Wilkle, vice chairman of the board of Central Hudson The reorganization of the board of election of officers takes place next month. Eighty one percent of the holders of outstanding common stock of the company was rep resented in today Voting, either in person or by proxy. There were 225 area residents at the meeting. Int Business Machines 687 Int Harvester Int Nickel Canada Int Tel and Tel Int Paper Johns Manville Kennecott Lockheed Aire Marine Midland McDonnell Aire Minn Mng Monsanto Chemical Montg Ward Counly Has tONTIMFD rOM rACE 0E an increase of 5 2 percent with 3 22 persons per household U.S. Checks Story On C47 Survivor WASHINGTON (API The State department today investigated reports one survivor jumped safely from a U.

S. "THE NEED FOR such a code has long been apparent and its enactment Is long overdue. Re cent statements by the Commissioner of Welfare. and reports of the high incidence 'of tuberculosis In our city have served to emphasize this need The purpose of this code would be to upgrade the very worst IIvTngTnjartemiow offered lor rent In eur city 'The code would not affect privately owned one family res' idences nor the vast majority of apartments offered for rent in our city, but it would most, cer talnly affect those rental units ChntrTrXMhalJenra 'QUAKE RECORDED NEW YORK (AP) A falrlv strone earthauake" was recorded today on the Fordham university seismograph. The J5epli Lynch, seismologist, said the distance was about 7.200 miles from New York but the idlrectlon could nof ie" de lermlnerL SPECIAL INTEI! SAN FRANCISCO SAP) The San Francisco School dis trict reports that two $500 safety driving scholarships will be awarded annuallyrone to a boy and one to a glrl to stu rdents who have completed high i.

(school driver teaming courses IThe sponsor lis the 'Godeau Funeral rltoryHn Laos ancThow may be In the hands of pro Communist guerrillas. Department Press Officer. Lincoln White yester day the unarmed C47 transport crashed and burned Thursday when hit by ground fire over the rebel held Plaines ties Jar res. There were no report that any of the seyen other men aboard the plane survived. THE ARLINGTON area had 2 196 households, an increase of 84 7 percent, with 3 12 persons pjer household, while Fairview had 974Trouseholds an increase of 26 5 percent, with 3 42 persons per household Wappingers Falls had 1,341 households, a 10 ear Increase 'of 29 4 percent, with 3 30 persons per household No further breakdown was made.

On the of its' 12,750 households, Poughkeepsie still was tfie leading city in the mid Hudson valley in this category, according to the Census bureau Newhureh had 10.327 house hplds a 10 vcar gain of 3 3 percent, with 2 9STersons per household, and Kingston 9 595 households for a gain of 9 6 per cnet, with 2 97 persons per household. MIDDLETOWN had 6 624 households, for an Increase of 7 2 percent, with 2 96 persons oer household. wnuc nuoson with 3 472 households showed a decrease of 2 percent, with 2 97 persons per household Ilieh and was listed as me largest southern Ulster community with 916 households, a loss of 5 percent in 10 years, with 3 17 persons per household, while New Paltz had 1ft house holds, a gain of 27 5 percent, with 2 98 persons per household In Putnam county, tne snaip est increase was scored byLake Carmel which had 839 households, a gain of 150 4 percent, with 3 24 persons per house hold. National Biscuit Natl Dairy Natl Distillers Central RR Nlag Mohawk PW North Amer Aviation Northern Pacific Ry Ohio Edison Olin Mathieson Pan American Mrlines Pennsylvania RR Pepslcola Pfizer Chas Phelps Dodge Phillips Petroleum Polaroid Petroleum pPolartrlj! rim ocr ti uas Radio Reynolds Met Reynolds Tobacco Raytheon Rep Steel Royal Dutch Safeway Stores St Regis Paper Sears Roebuck Dist Sinclair Oil Socony Mobil. Southern Co Southern Pacific Ry Sperry Rand Std Oil Std Oil Ohio Studebaker Sunray Oil Texaco Texas Ins Transitron Union Carbide United Aircraft United Airlines 49 66 58 33 684 84 44H 26V.

28 81V4 46V as 1 834 68 28 20. 44 V4 45 48 38 46 194 15 50 35 55 59 59 181 513 564 49 117 40i, 61 40 46V, 36 59 27 42 43 52 24 27 45 54 8V4 26 96V4 186 40 128V4 42 a Egg Market NEW YORK. (API (US DA) Wholesale egg offerings more than ample. Demand gen erally quiet today. (Wholesale selling prices based on exchange and other volume sales New York spot quotations, mixed colors' Extras (47 lbs.

min 35 36, extra medium (40 lbs average) 32 33, smalts (35 lbs average) 25 26, standards 34 34, checks 31 31 Whites Extras (47 lbs. mln 35 37, extras medium (40 lbs average) 33 34; top quality (47 lbs min 39 43, mediums (41 lbs. average) 33 34; smalls (36 lbs. average) 25 26 Browns Extras (47 lbs. mln 33 36; top quality (47 lbs.

average) 33 34; smalls (36 lbs. average) 29 30. Bank Stocks MERRILL LYNCH. PIERCE, FENNER SMITH Bid Asked Bankers 55 Hanover Bank NY 49 Chase Manuhattan 67 Chemical Corn 65 First National 83. Morgan Gu'ranty 113 Irving 44 Manufacturers 66 US Trust of NY 109 58 31 70 68 86 116V 47 69 113 Yesterday's Poultry Market NEW YORK (API (USDA) Live poultry.

Receipts of pul lets heavy; turkeys moderate, Mhup rlaspe lipht Demand whose brings active for best pulleli 8 22 55 86 53 25 43 51 69 125 United Corp United Fruit Universal Match Steel Rubber Vanadium Corp Westlnghouse El Western Union Woolworth Zenith Radio AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE Anktn Chem 66 Associated Oil 5 Belock Inst 18 Equity Corp 5 Fairchild Cam 163 Occidental Pejt 11 Universal Controls 15 UNLISTED STOCK Western Pub 73 75 Rotron 32 33 State Bonds NEW YORK (AP) New York state bonds (Quoted on a yield basis 4Vis Jan 1963, 2.302 13; 4s Jan 1964. .2 20 2 00; 2s Thruway 1982 84, 3 55 3 40. Public authority bond: (bid ihd asked) Y. State Thruway 3 10s 1994. 90 914.

State Power 4s 2006, 105106 Butter NEW YORK (AP) (USDA) Butter offerings ample to I burdensome. Demand slow. Un dertone weak. Wholesale prices on bulk car tons (fresh). Creamery, 93 score (AA) 604 61 cents, 92 score (A) 60 61: 90 score (B) 60 60 Insurance Stocks Bid Asked etna 105 109 Agric 28 30 mn Ins 30 32 Glens Falls 4Q3 43V4 Great American 62 65 Hanover 45V.

48 Hartford 68 71 39 62 Prov Wash Ins. 22 24 Travelers 18 123 Fire 34 3634 Westchester 36 38 Warrant Issued For Behan's Arrest TORONTO (AP) A warrant is out for the arrest of Irish Playwright Brendan Be tian and New York theatrical producer Alexander Cohen is out $500 Magistrate Donald Graham issued the warrant yesterday aft er the liquor loving Bchan fail ed to turn up to race charges oi assault and causing a disturb ance. GRAHAM ALSO ordered the $500 cash bail Cohen had put up for Bchan JorfeltecL The playwright's lawyer. Rose Greensteln, said he was under treatment at Sunnyside hospital But an official at the hospital said later Behan wasnt a patient there. on all of.us who are residents of PoughKBensie Many studies over the yearSSfave shown that.

there are living quarters offered for rent In the city which can only he described t' unfit for human habitation I refer to plumbing, electricity and In an advanced state of de; cay. Such conditions doexist and this code will be designed ta.stamo them out. Once this ill i Grass Afire Off Route 82 New Hackcnsack firemen were Called to a gcass fire at All Angel's Hill Toad, one halfjnlle from Route 82. at 12 30 m. today, fire alarm headquarters saia.

"REASONABLE REQUEST LOUISVILLE. KY. (AP) Bert K. Smith, station manager for Delta Air Lines, believes he should have new telephone number. The first three digits are 8 9 The letters on those ante uii.pjjuia jwvu initials of competitor, A code Is enacted it wlllsite unlawful to offer such units for rent and it is my hope that such a law will force the owners of apartments such as these to make thera livable or remove them fom the rental market.

Much Is to be done before Poughkeepsie becomes the city we would all wish it to be. It is my hope, that the enactment of an occupancy code win De one of the first steps in a continuing dveloImprove and our $180,000 PAID PORTLAND, ORE (AP)' The Cutter laboratories 6( Ber keley, yesieraay gave a $180,000 settlement to Kenneth Kudron of Portland, paralyzed 9 year old 'Who contracted polio after receiving a' shot of lbs average (all pullets) 27; Roasting chlckcnsrrocks 'iBs and up 3l 33. Turkeys, bronze young hens 37 40. Dressed poultry; Turkeys In less than carlots trailing slfgKlly Improved account holiday: stockramplfrF Squabg cand duckr lings unchanged. Turkeys, grade and U.S.

grade "A'', (car lots and less than carlots): fryer roasters 4 8 lbs 37 39; young hens 8 10 lbs 38 41. 10 14 lbs 42 44, 14 16 lbs 36 39, 16 18 lbs 35 37; young toms 8 1 4 lbs 36 37. 14 22 lbs 34V4 36. 22 24 Ibs 34i4J72i 28 lbs 363A.26 28 lbs 36 38.,28 lbs and up 38 41. Squabs, ice packed, price jper pound Jiune dozeji units, 11 ibr ana up i.iu.umosuy.

1.10 20, 9 10 Ducklings, Long Island, frozen read to cook 39 41 DELAY DENIED i DETROIT (AP) U. S. Dls trlct Court Judge Theodore Levin today denied a request to delay the 'annual stockholders same' dial spots Jipell AJanti pdllQ vaccine produced rjy jneetlng if Chrysler Corp, now me nrmj fair for fryers 'and hens; turkeys dull. Hens, blacks over 6 lhs 25 27, mostly 27 Pullets, rocks' 6 lbs and up 38 39, 3 lbs and up 34 37, average 32, white ctosses 3 lbs and up 34 35. averagel 32.

Broilers or frjTFs, rocks 3 4 Jr. I 'eWor April 18. IK, r.l All prices subject to change As far as common stocks go that's always ieen true. But recently we've noticed that a good many people, who art buying stocks for the first time, seem to thinkf price only change in one Jirsipjinp And that isn't true. gLSlockxneveeTefldngerwiIl be just one war road to richest.

There's always iOTne.riek.in and that includes common stocks, too. The isk Hut there may come a time when you're forced to sell at a loss. So if you're jast Buying stocks today, in the hope of a quick profit tomorrow, remember that the problem cjf sound selection always increases with a 'general riserirr prices that a seasoned appraisal p( all the available facts becomes more add more important And when it tomes to that, you may find that we can beolsemce; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Smith Inc. Mtmhtti Urn YortSlotl Extijugt tmi ctbtr principal 4 Sunk mud CommoiliJjtcbfH 2 CANNON lO.UGHKEEPSIE J. "telephone GRoVer 1210Q, i A 5 TV I r4 .3.