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A A A ho a a a a a TWENTY-FOUR POUGHKEEPSIE NEW YORKER FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1959 Charge Denied By Newburgh Man Kenneth James Penfield 28, of 8 Washington court, Newburgh, a cutter, today pleaded charge of rape, second degree. innocent in City court to a Acting Judge Carroll adjourned the case until Tuesday for a preliminary hearing. Detectives Frisone and Benton arrested Penfield on complaint of Detective who charged Penfield had committed the offense with 15-year-old city girl last Nov. 24 in a car. Beaconite Indicted In Gl Bill Case U.S.

Commissioner John 'B. Garrity said here today that he has received word that Isaac Harry Watson, Beekman street, Beacon, has been indicted by a South Carolina federal grand jury on a charge involving fraud under the G.I. bill while attending college Watson waived, examination Commissioner Garrity and removal was recommended to South Carolina. He presently is at liberty in his own recognizance, said Commissioner Garrity. Watson was arrested by FBI agents here on a warrant.

and complaint issued by the Federal District court of the Western District of South Carolina and accused of filing a false claim with the Administrator of VetAffairs. The complaint alleges that he stated he was attending classes at Friendship Junior college Rock Hill, S. for periods in 1954 and 1955 when government school records fail to bear him out, Amenian Indicted In Impersonation Supreme court- grand jurors today indicted Walter Smith, Main street, Amenia, on two counts of impersonating an offcer. 'The indictment' was up to Supreme Court Justice Doscher, who referred the case to County court. The "first count charges that Smith on Nov.

2 in the Town of Amenia held himself to be a game protector with the State Conservation department to Samuel Beneway to get special advantages and privileges not entitled to him. SMITH IN THE second count is accused of falsely representing himself as a State Conservation department representative to Gordon Brooks in the Town of Union Vale last Nov. 4. Deputies Borchers and Dewey arrested Smith last Dec. 10 on a charge of impersonating a state game protector.

According to Sheriff Close, Smith was accused of wearing a game warden's protective coloration, or at lease a uniform that most people would take for the "real McCoy." Smith was a special deputy sheriff in Putnam. county from 1940 to 1943, and later was a special game protector whose warrant expired Nov. 30, 1954. Clues Sought in 2 Deaths; Hope Fades for 2 Others in Family FREDERICKSBURG, VA. (AP) banking heavily on medical examinations for clues to the brutal slaying of a Louisa county man and his infant daughter.

Two bodies found Wednesday under a brush pile two miles west of here have been identi-' fied as those of Carroll V. Jackson 29-year-old feed driver, and 18-month-old Janet Jackson, who were missing since Jan. 11. Investigators hold little hope of finding alive Jackson's 27-year-old wife Mildred and their other daughter Anne, 5., THE FAMILY vanished while driving from the home of Mrs. Jackson's parents to their own house in Louisa county, about 45 miles from the spot where Mrs.

Galloway Dies in 75th Year. the former, Miss Edna Williams Mrs. Allen O. Galloway, 74, of this city, died unexpectedly last night at her home in Lathis, of a hear seizure. She had been receiving treatment for heart ailment for some time.

Born in Poughquag, the daughter of the late Edwin L. and Sophia Williams, Mrs. Galloway had resided, here in her early life, this city approximately 50 years ago. Her husband, who has been retired for some years, formerly operated a cigar box factory in Westfield, for many years. While here, Mrs.

Galloway was a member of Trinity Methodist church. SURVIVING, IN addition to her husband, are a daughter, Mrs. Hazel- Hewitt; Latham; son, Allen Galloway, Vestals four grandchildren; great grandson; two. sisters, Mrs. Anna Galloway.

and Mrs. Emma Geyer, this city and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be conducted in Latham at 2:30 o'clock Monday. Burial will be in: Albany. Brother Clementian, 86, at Barrytown Brother Clementian 'of Jesus, 86, a teacher and.

administrator in the Brothers of the Christian schools for 50 years, died yesterday at St. Joseph's Normal Barrytown, after having suffered a stroke on Monday. Born in Canada, Edward Donahoe, Brother Clementian was the son of the late Admilda Trembley Donahoe: He entered the novitiate of the Christian schools at Amawalk in 1900. Prior to his retirement last year, he had served as director and principal of the Thomas' Holy Name and St. Jerome's schools New York; St.

Mary's in Yonkers and LaSalle Military academy, Oakdale, L. I. For nine. years, he was director general the Mother House of his order at Barrytown. Brother Clementian was a director of the Catholic School Athletic League and had formerly served for many years as Its secretary.

Funeral arrangements are in charge of the Burnett and Rockefeller Funeral home, Red Hook. Quarrel Over Girl Leads to Slaying MANHASSET (AP) A quarrel over a girl in a dance hall early today' resulted in blaze of gunfire which killed two men and left one gravely wounded. TENSION EASES KHARTOUM, SUDAN -(AP) Premier, to Ibrahim have Abboud settled ap- a three-day government crisis by giving places to three generals on the Supreme Military council. the bodies were found by two a abandoned car men seeking, sawdust mulch for was found Jan. 12, keys still in the ignition.

State Police said they had turned up no clues to the slayer or the motive. MANN SAID- Jackson had been through' the head, The cause of Janet's death was not immediately A search radiating five miles from the spot where the bodies were found is planned as police work on the theory the other Jacksons may be lying dead nearby. Mann estimated Jackson and the infant had been dead at least six weeks, which means the slayings occurred soon after the family disappeared, Staatsburg Lists Period Honor Rolls thorities-today listed the honor roll for the last report- period. Staatsburg Union school au- Kidder and DiAnn Baright. (includes David Barden, No a Bradley, Robert Class, Kathlet.a Cannon, Larry Juckett, Susan McPeck, Wallace Past, Gary Ridgway, Donna Roser, Christine Stewart, Timothy Albertson, Thomas Allard, Dennis Bowe, Betty Cookingham, Martha Coons, Harold Grovesteen, John Hoffert, Kathleen Hogan, Andrew Johnson, Constance McIntyre, Rosalie Paul Rinschler, Robert Fogg, 'Georgeanne Stewart, Wesley Carson; Mary C.

Davison, Robert Magee, William Martin, John Reynolds; Gerald Smith, Robin Ackerman, Kathleen Banks, Jeffrey Bradley, Linda Cooney, Theodore Davison, Sally DePew, Mary Indelicato, Lauren Kuhn, Marilyn Kuhn, Janice Monroe and DonLaid Judy Sullivan, Cheryl Wohlrab, Diane Osterhoudt, Robert Campbell, Ruth Ann Berpey, Gilbert Corrigan, Anne Engelsbert, Susan Nancy Horan, Judith. Leadbitter, Betty Carol Leary, Thomas Martin, Richard Oberrieth, Barbara Silter, Sandra Wolkoviezk, Abbott Salter, Carol Ann Ballien, MarBowe, Valerie Wanzer, Francis Robinson, Susan Bartles, Marilyn McLain, Sandra Applegarth, Janet Barrus, Gail Corrigan, Maureen Kearney Petrak, Sherry Traver, Robert Sturn, Warren Rado, Doris JoAnn Burke, Nancy, Bartles, Dunagan Patricia and Harry SulliHess. THE 85 PERCENT honor roll Today's Markets 2:30 Stock Prices MERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER SMITH ABC Paramount Allis Chalmers Aluminm Co 833 American Airlines Amer Can American Cyanamid American Motor 29' Amer Radiator Amer Smelting Ref Amer and American Tobacco American Viscose. Anaconda Armco Steel 72 Atchison' and SF RR Aveo Baltimore Ohio RR Beth Steel Boeing Borden Co. Canadian Paeific RR Celanese Corp Central Hud G.and EL: Chrysler 55 Ches and' Ohio Cities Service Col Gas and Elec: C.IT.

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25 Travelers U. S. Fire: Westchester Egg Market NEW YORK-(AP) -(USDA) Wholesale egg offerings liberal. Demand quiet, today. 13,500.

(Wholesale selling prices based on exchange and other volume sales.) New York spot quotations, includes nearby. Whites, top quality (48- 50 Jbs.) mediums 34; smalls Browns, top quality (48-50 Ibs.) mediums 32. AUTOMOTIVE Autos for Sale CHRYSLER $1795, WINDSOR 4-DR. SEDAN- all power. Gray.

White wall tires. Rd. ART FRIED'S used car lot. South Academy, GR 1-1350. 1954 OLDSMOBILE SUPER 88 SEDAN- -This is a beautiful tutone white combination.

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Dark green, very clean. 1's an 'OK' Used Car! $1095 Mid-Hudson Chevrolet Inc. Hudson Valley's Largest Dealer OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 SATURDAYS TILL 5 P.M. 534 Main. St.

GLobe 2-4800 ROBERT'S Weekend SPECIALS 1957 PONTIAC Super Chief Suburban HYDRAMATIC- ONE OWNER $1995. 1956 OLDS "88" Hardtop LOOKS AND RUNS LIKE NEW $1995. 1955 FORD Country Squire Suburban, FORDOMATIC IMMACULATE INSIDE AND OUT $1395. 1954 PONTIAC Chieftain Special HYDRAMATIC 32,000 ORIGINAL MILES $695. Many Others Terms Trades Robert's PONTIAC Tel.

GLobe 4-4130 484 Main Street $495. 1953 DODGE CORONET V-8 4-DOOR. Dark green finish. A nice clean car. TRAENDLY BUICK 341 Mill St.

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m. Terms Trades Effron Auto Exch. MAIN STREET GLobe 4-3610 Willys Sales and Service Surrogate's Notices 175 JOHANNA MARSHALL. DecedentPursuant to an order of Hon. W.

VINCENT GRADY. Surrogate of Dutchess County, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all persons having claims against the estate of Johanna Marshall, deceased, late of the Town of Pleasant Valley in said County, are required to exhibit the same with vouchers therefor to the undersigned Executrix of said estate, at the office of Garrity Quinn, 44 Cannon Street, in the City of Poughkeepsie on or before the 11th day of March, 1959. Dated this 11th. day of September, 1958. MARTHA McILWRAITH Executrix GARRITY QUINN, Esqs.

Attorneys for Executrix 44 Cannon Street Poughkeepsie, New York 175--2023 LEGAL NOTICES Town Notices 190 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Town of Poughkeepsie Recreation Commission seeks sealed bids on one (1) garden type tractor. Specifications must meet or be' equal to: those listed below. 1. One garden type tractor with governor and automatic starter. hitch.

Motor, not less stroke than and not bore less than 5 H. P. over average speed range, with safety clutch on all power -attachments. Height- -Approx. not including handles.

Length- not, over six feet, excludind attachments. 6. Overall width approx. Attachments: 1. One 30" reel 2.

Two 25" gang mowers, complete with power take off, cutting width 3. One sickle bar with swivel action. One. blade type snow plow, carbon steel. Sealed bids will be received by the Recreation Commission at regular meeting thereof to be held at the Town Hall, Dutchess Turnpike, on the 16th day of March, 1959, at 7:30 p.

on that day at which time the bids will be publicly opened and considered. The Town Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. WILLIAM BLACK, Chairman Town of Poughkeepsie Recreation Commission Town Hall, Dutchess Turnpike Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 190--2623 Miscellaneous Notices 200 LOST- Pass Book No.

82- 445 of the First National Bank of Poughkeepsie. Unless returned to Bank within 20 days, book will be void. 200-2622 Funeral Directors 251 ALLEN FUNERAL HOME INC. PLEASANT VALLEY, MErcury 5-2124 MILLBROOK, Y. ORiole 7-9611 ROBERT H.

AUCHMOODY FUNERAL HOMES. INC. 16 Grand Avenue Tel. GLobe 2-1680 Del Santo Funeral Home JOHN L. DEL SANTO, Lic.

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4- 1800 In Memoriam CONKLING -In loving memory. of my mother, Conkling who passed away March 6, 1958. Nothing can ever take The love I have for you, mother dear, My memories of you linget every day Remembrance keeps you near. Signed: DAUGHTER, ALICE SWAN OSTERHOUDT-In loving memory of our son, Private Carl Osterhoudt, who lost his life in service March 6, 1944. Two hands are resting A loving heart is still A son we loved is waiting For us just over the hill.

Signed: MOTHER AND DAD OSTRANDER-In loving memory of my husband, Adelbert' H. Ostrander who passed away March 6, 1946. Some may think you are forgotten, Though on earth you ore no more; Still in. memory you are with me, As you always were before. Signed: WIFE JO -In loving memory Private Carl Osterhoudt who lost his life in Italy, March 6, 1944.

You have left a beautiful memory a sorrow too great to be told, And to use who loved and lost you, Your memory will never grow old. Signed: SISTER AND -BROTHER-IN-LAW Overnight Deaths By The Associated Press PITTSBURGH Wilmer M. the -Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph Jacoby, 76, former, publisher of and prominent in the city's eivie affairs. He was one of the five founders of the Pittsburgh Symphony orchestra and had served on its Board of Directors 30 years. He was born in Philadelphia.

SAN MATEO, CALIF. Mrs. Ethel O. Risso. 65, an actress in the days of silent movies, after a long illness.

She appeared under: the stage name of Ethel Teare. Her husband. Frank. F. Risso, recently retired the Bank.

assistant of to the America. president of State Fatalities MANLIUS (AP) Mrs. Marie Snyder, 74, of Fayetteville, was killed yesterday when her automobile struck a utility pole near this Onondaga county village. CANDOR- (AP)- Mrs. Dorothy Smith of Ithaca was injured fatally last night when an automobile overturned two miles BORGWALD- -Dora Gerdes, at Dela.

meter Nursing Home, Poughkeepsie, N. March 4, '1959. Funeral services to, which relatives and friends are invited will be 'held from the Parmele Funeral Home, 74 Haight day, March. 7 at 2 p.m. Interment Poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home from 7-9 p.m.

Friday evening. HUMMEL -Andrew at Jennings Nursing Home, March 5, 1959. A Mass of requiem will be offered the Sacred Heart Church, Esopus, New York, at 10 m. Glenn Friends may Funeral call home, at the 6 Sutton Prospect and Street, New Paltz this afternoon and and evenings. The Rosary will be said tonight at 8 o'clock.

DEATHS MC Poughkeepsie, N. Y. March 3, 1959, Edward McCarthy: Fy: neral from the William G. Miller and Son Funeral Home, 310 Mill Street, Saturday 9 a.m. and at the Church of St.

John the Baptist at 9:30 a.m. where Mass of Requiem will be celebrated. Relatives invited. Interment St. Peter's Cemetery.

Friends Thursday may evening, at the Friday Funeral afternoon and evening. Afrangements in charge of William G. Miller and Son. OSTERHOUDT-in this 'city, March 1959 Donald Leo Osterhoudt. husband of Ann Stanton Osterhoudt.

Funeral from the Mulvey Funeral Home, 211 Mansion (cor. Park Place) Saturday March 7 at 9 a.m: and Holy Trinity Church at 9:30 a.m. where a Requiem Mass will be offered. Interment St. Peter's Cemetery.

Friends may call at the Funeral Home Thursday and Friday afternoons and evenings. Arrangements in charge of William F. Mulvey: SPEIDEL William, on Wednesday March 4, 1959, of Beekman, N. Y. neral and interment private.

Friends may Home, call at the Horn Thomes Funer: al Pawling, on Friday from to and 7 to 9. p.m.. ST. JOHN at Poughkeepsie, N. March 5, 1959, Matthew St.

John. from the Fraleigh Funeral Home, 41 Marshall Street, Saturday at 9 a.m. and at St. Peter's 9:30 a.m. where a Mass Requiem will be celebrated.

Relatives and friends invited. Interment St. Peter's Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening. Arrangements in charge of Arthur J.

Fraleigh. TURNER- -Anna Munsell. Services to relatives and friends are invited will be. beld at Schoonmaker Chapel, Seventy Three South ton Street, March 7, 1959 at 10 Interment Poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery. Friends: may call at the Chapel between the hours of 7-9 Friday evening.

Mathew St. John, City Resident Was 78 Mathew St. John, 78, a former resident of 20 Talmadge street, died here yesterday after a long illness. A lifelong resident of this city, Mr. St.

John was the son the late James and Nora Shinners St. John. He was educated in St. Peter's Boys' school. early life, Mr.

St. John was associated with his brother, Michael St. John, in the operation of a photographic business here. He was a former member of the Cataract Steamer Co. Mr.

St. John 'is survived only by his brother, here. Funeral services will be conducted at the Fraleigh Funeral 41 Marshall street, at o'clock, tomorrow and at St. Peter's church at 9:30 o'clock, when a Requiem Mass will be offered. Burial will be in St.

Peter's cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight. William Speidel Services Private Private funeral services and burial be conducted for William Speidel, 50, Beekman resident the last four years, who died Wednesday. Friends may call at the Horn and Thomes funeral home, Pawling, between 2 and 4 and and 10 o'clock today, Mr. Speidel, a native of Germany, was born Oct: 11, 1908.

He came to this country in 1926. He was employed as an asbestos pipe coverer for construction businesses. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Anna Surge Speidel; a son, Carl Speidel, and a daughter, Elizabeth Speidel, at heme and a brother, Kaspar Speidel, Brooklyn. Rites Scheduled For Ira B.

Woodin Funeral services were scheduled at the Horn and Thomes Funeral home, Pawling, at 2 o'clock, today for Ira B. Woodin, 85, a retired stone mason of Holmes, who died Wednesday in Vassar hospital. The Rev. William E. Jones, minister of the Pawling Methodist church, was officiate.

Burial will be in the Pawling cemetery, Sister Survives Mrs. Turner Mrs. Arthur Turner of 67 Fountain place, who died in Vassar hospital, is survived by a sister, Mrs. Catherine Clark, Queens Village, L. I.

Mrs. Turner was the former Miss Anna Munsell, native and life long resident of this city. New Home Waits Family of 9 NEWBURYPORT, MASS. (AP)- A new home is waiting for Mr. and Mrs.

Tony Genna and their nine children, who lost their old one and all their possessions in a fire a week ago. By an ironic quirk, the new home became available through another tragedy. It used to be they residence of Daniel Mahoney, a widower. But Mahoney killed by an automobile Christmas eve while crossing a street. to deliver gifts.

The house has been vacant. since then. WHEN THE Gennas were burned out; the community went to work to give the family a new start. The Rotary club took upon itself the job of finding a home. Kiwanians agreed.

to provide furniture. The Junior Chamber of Commerce- agreed to provide appliances. north of this Tioga county, village. 7 Students Lead Rhinebeck Honors Yesterday's Poultry Market NEW YORK -(AP) -(USDA) -Live poultry. Receipts light.

Demand good. Market firm for caponettes and fryers; nominal other poultry. express: Broilers or fryers, Rocks 3-4 lbs average 27. Caponettes, Rocks 5 lbs and up 31. Dressed poultry: Turkeys unsettled; squabs and ducks steady.

Turkeys, grade and U.S. grade ready-to-cook, frozen, young hens 8-16 lbs, 40. State Bonds NEW -YORK (AP) New York state bonds. (Quoted on a yield basis.) 4s March 1961 2.25, 12.00; Jan: 1965 2:70. Jan.

1964 2.55, 2.40, 54 March 1971 3.20, 3.00; 2.40s. Thruway 3.55. PubHe authority, bond: (bid and asked). State, Thruway 3.10s, 1994; 93, 94. Butter NEW YORK- (US DA) Butter offerings moderate.

Demand fair. Receipt 000. Wholesale prices on bulk cartons (fresh), Creamery, 93 score (AA) cents; 92 score (A) "Cheese steady. Receipts 75,000. Prices unchanged.

12 Die, 8 Missing As Wall Collapses OPORTO, PORTUGAL-(AP) -Part of an ancient city wall collapsed on slum dwellings last night, killing two boys and injuring nine persons. Eight were still missing today. The 20-foot stretch of the 14th century wall 'near the Dom Luis bridge across the Douro river was evidently weakened by four days of heavy rains. The wall towered over a group of 60 slum houses. Eight were buried under.

tons of rock and dirt. All the houses in the vicinity were evacuated because another 60-foot stretch of wall appeared ready to fall. Janet Decker, sophomore, and Susan Snyder, seventh grader 'at Rhinebeck -Central school, tied for first place with an aacdemic average of 97 percent for the third marking perlod, according to Supervising Principal Arnold B. Copping. The five other boys and girls who received certificates of excellence were: Susan Trewin, Phebe.

Wheeler grade eight; Edna Krut, freshman; Corinne Giorno, junior, and James Morse, senior. Students on the honor roll based on an 85 percent average in test marks were Jo Alison Callaghan, George Goetz, Donald Junceau, John Linville; John Rathjen, Ronald. Zeitz, juttiors: Denise Ahearn, Barbara Billows, Frederick Chianda. Harry Colton, aCrol Count tryman, Douglas Fricke, Janet Jappen, Frederick Seaman. Wayne Trombini, John Van Keuren, Janis Volk and Robert Wolf, sophomores.

ALSO, JOHN COUNTRY. MAN, Virginia Golf, Linda Sharpe, David Sigler, Townsend, Constance Van AuKen, freshmen; Jonathan Asher, Dianne Cornwell, David. Decker Bernice Goetz, Patricia Hamm, Robert Hildreth, Sandra McDonald, David Meeks, Oliver Nichols, Mark Palinski, Laws rence Scott, Susan Sigloch, Valerie Staley, Leah Van Auken, Calvin Warren, Linda Wheeler and Sarah Wyant, grade eight: Also Eleanor Ambrose, Gor-' don Bainbridge, Nancy Baker, Margery Bassett, Lowell Butler, Carol Cole, Alan Coon, Norbert Gelston, Alan Gregory, KenGumaer, Jacqueline, Ronald Hansen, Bruce Howe, Linda Ingles, Gertrude Koser, Bohdan Lenszyn, Barbara Murray, Michelle Pavy. MargPrice, Dale Rikert and Peter Sugatt, grade seven. Schoonmaker FUNERAL GL 4-1800 Chapel For that tribute to a dear one Whom we love and always will, There's a deep and lasting beauty Only flowers can instill.

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