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A end best way to Want Ads FRIDAY. JUNE 29. 1956 $eu IJorfeier frank Ad Just tali 50Q0 FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1956 1 Chest Allocates $196,600 to 14 Feather Agencies Youth Groups To Get Bulk Poughkeepsle't Community Chest ha, allocated $189,600 from list ytar'a lurid raising drive to 14 participating Red feather agencies, George T. Welch, treasurer, disclosed today. Of that figure.

1 12800 will be distributed tonight youth erring agencies. The Chest last October raised 1216,100, 83.300 less than the goal of $221,800. The figure wss larger thin that raised In any previous yesr. THE C1IEST hid to dip Into Its reserve fund from outer fund from other years to complete Us allocations, James C. Sweeney, Chest executive, said.

In budget provide for campaign of administrative expenses of $11,760 and reserve for uncollected pledges of $4,000 lor a tout or mu meant drawing on reserves for approximately $7,000. This year'th grants to youth agencies Include; Catharine Street Community center, 813, 600; Dutchess County Area Girl Scouts. $12300'. Dutchess County Council of Boy Scouts. Jewish Community center, $14,.

500r Lincoln center. $1.000, YMCA. YWCA. $22,000, and USO. $5,000.

GRANTS TO OTHER Red Feather agencies Include! Visit' lng Nurse association, Poughkeepsle Day Nursery. $13. 300; Salvation Army. ramily Service association, $13. 000; Council of Social Agencies.

and Social Servlce' Ex ehange. $1,700. Mr. Sweeney ald more than 09 percent of the pledges here have been collected and termed that figure "outstanding." Most Chest organizations strive for a 06 percent success In collections, ho asserted. i Seeding Generators Arrive in County Mm thin two tons of cloud feeding generators and radar equipment arrived In Dutchess county today apple growers advanced their plans 'to lnsti tote a hall suppression program and cut down on damage to fruit A special airplane, with cloud seeding apparatus, was due to ar rive at tin Dutcness uouniy au port from California.

ciuriei A. O'Hanlon. president of the Weather Modification Co, which will carry out the program under a $60,000 contract bad expected to arrive In Dutchess county list night However, his plane was delayedlismigbt. at Tort wayne. ina.

WITH MR. OUANLON are Cerald Vankol. who will bo chief radar technician for the seeding program here, and John Vankol. chief generator technician. Keith Larkln w)ll be the pilot of the modified Curtlss P40 War hawk, which will arrive tonight Walter Schrelbcr.

head of the apple" cooperative which la sponsoring the project aid all equipment will be set la the field tomorrow to be ready for operation by Sunday, 7s Bk" JsiH bbbbW ZSL bbbbH BmJ 'r "BBBBB9 PENNT CONNERS. 13. above. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Herman L. Conner. 74 Violet avenue, Town of Poughkeepsle, 'suffered first and second degree burns early today when, fire swept the Conners1 apartment Her condition was described as fair at St Francis hoipltiK BIRTHS Mr, and Mm, Joseph, 3, Connerton. Kombout are me parents of a son, Timothy, born today at St Frauds' hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul F. MehL 71 Raymond avenue, art the parents of a son born yesterday at Vss I sar nospiuL Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.

Walsh, 84 lllllls terrace, are the parents of a. son' born yesterday at Vas sar nospiui. The Rev. and Mrs. Russell Blssell.

Hopewell Junction, are the parents of a son born yester day at vaisar nospitiu Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gormley, Dykemin street; Piwiingrar the parents of a daughter born yes terday at vassar nospuai. aFaWi 'taJaeaV TRAVEL topics ri tr csuaiM caa SCENIC SUGGESTION Walt DlsneyTthe'fimous creator of Disneyland, describes his masterpiece as a fabuloju playground something of a fair. a city from the Arabian Nights, a metropolis 'of the future, a howptac of magic and living facta and, above all.

a place for people to' Did happiness and knowledge. This Is no exaggeration If anything It Is an understatement! Disneyland is full of fun and thrills for you and the entire, family. We art in a position to tell you lots more about this wonderland. Do call this eek 'because as you know whenever there is an special value in vacations, reservations are 'heavy. You ill like the interested service and you will btpeflt by the'expcrt handling of all details when you vicitlon through the Card Travel Agency, 43 New Market Street Poughkeepsle.

Phone 7370. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Stryker.

SUnfordvllle. are the parents of a daughter born today at Vaisar hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John Tatakls.

23 Washington street are the par ents of a son born toasy at vis ar hMpJUL Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Meunler, Pawling, are the parents of a son. Paul Rene, born yesterday St Francis' hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Kay. 13 Gilmore boulevard North. Wap pingers Falls, arc the parents of 4.BiHt Kami vf rr1av at St Francis' hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert lloUlster, West Pawling, arc the parents of a son. James David, born yesterday at St Frands hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry John Molt Compton road, are the par nt." of a dauihter. Patricia Anne. born today St, 'ft mcH' JiSfci pltlL Mr. and Mrs. Ell Corln.

68 Piggt terrace. Wapplngers Falls. are the parents of a daughter born today at Vassar hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Selage, 334 Vassar road, are the par ents of a daughter born today at Vassar hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Mattarella.

Poughquag, arc the par ents of a daughter born today at Vassar nosptui. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thorpe Jr, Pine Plains, arc the parents of a son, David Lee, born, Monday at the Northern Dutchess Health center, Rhlnebeck. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Burns. Rhlnebeck. arc the parents of a daughter, Wendy Hene, born Monaay at nonnern uuicness Health center. Mr and Mrs.

Charles Hoffman. Red Hook, are the parents of a daughter born today at Northern Dutchess Health center. Steel Talks SfillSfalled Teams End Another Session NEW VORK 4AP Steel wige negotiating teams wound up another session today with no Indication of progess towards staving off a nationwide strike of 630.000 steel workers tomorrtw midnight But as steel furnances cooled. thex arranged' for further last aucn taiu. On emerging from the session David J.

McDonald, United Steel Workers 'president, 4nd John A. Industry negotiator, siid only that they would continue to keep In touch and probably would meet later today or tomorrow. McDonald then ittended a meeting of the union's executive board. The meeting of the union's 170 member Wage Policy committee was scheduled for this afternoon. NEITHER COMPANY nor union sources would say whether there had.

been any reply to in Invitation extended by McDonald list night to executives of 12 steel firms to meet him here today. McDonald sent Individual telegrams to each after Admiral Ben MorteH. board chairman of the Jones Laughlln Steel firm, said fn a speech that men of goodwill could reach settlement For a tunc this morning, it wis not known whether the ne gotiators had met as scheduled. They hid Slid they would meet at 10 a. m.

But they failed to show up In the Hotel Roosevelt's presidential suite, customary meeting place. Newsman liter found they hid switched the meeting to 'a room three floors above the 12th floor residential suite. The session sited about an hour. "tt i msj1 ii fcift BBMvVOA 'If1 SSBSa BSSSeanilf fwl aoaoaeaV SeoeasH "3v yp tk sssssHsWJsssVlssHiissasiarV lssHHHiAssssBlllk sssm''P'i 'PPPJPJIpppMpj( fPpHJifiU MP aMWM, JMtllllaliseieiMT.eW itessflsHal 'i2s9WBsPwWskS. i jlHIR? i MilaarsvVisssssSsnslaVSMavcxf a zs i BtBKKBtW'3 TCWPAaBimL mi.

ft XisssssssssHaltBeisBaHsVeVitaeklsTeT i. HllHHsMHHsHHBiisiss Hea sWHC 11 i i i 'a. i. AN EARLY'MORNING FIRE OF UNDETERMINED origin today destroyed the 7 room apartment of Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Conners. 74 Violet avenue. Town of Poughkeepsle, and made the family homeless. Rums of the apartment and the "Shorty" Quia Demand Sent Unsigned, Declares Dietz Mayor Diets said today that a "demand" he received at noon yesterday from City Manager Quln for a written bill of particulars "setting forth specifically" the reason or' tho manager's vuster by the Council on June 18, did not bear Mr. Quln's actual slngnature.

Mr. Quln's name wss typed on the letter of "demand," Mr. Diets said. Mr. Quln was not available today for comment Mayor Diets added, with regard to the Quln removal action, that the Council, it Mondiy night's meeting, would decide when public hearing would take place (a the Quln ouster.

Man Accused of Burglarizing City Salvation Army Store Charged with burglarising the Salvation' Army store, 20. Union street early today. Crayford James MaeArthur. SI. who re hsldes it the Salvstion hill In Union street was arrested by police on a third degree burglary charge, according to Acting Police Chief Boyd.

MaeArthur, who was by the Salvation Army' as a laborer, was booked by Lieutenant Shsnahan on complaints of Detectives Brophy and Mas ale, ACCORDING TO Acting jChltf Boyd. MaeArthur is accused of ripping molding from a window of the building at 200 Union street and entering the store. He was charged with stealing an electric fan, three cartons of clgarets end about $6 'In cash. The loot wis recovered. MaeArthur will be arraigned before City Judge McCoy" to morrow, Weather Report Nowburgh Trial 2 Statements Admitted, Accuse Ruocco of Slaying NEWBURGII (AP) Two statements purportedly signed by Joseph Marsala each accusing a eorge Ruocco "of "being the triggerman In the fatal shooting of former boxer AI Frlss have been admitted Into evidence at the trial of Marsala and Ruocco.

Trial of the 26 year old New ork stjTTeiitr jTrTinire Mr. and Mrs. Michael Barlcb. Red Hook, arc the parent of a daughter born today at Northern uuicncfa uvsiia cvmu Mr. and Richard Feulner, Cinton Corners, are the parents of a son, William Michael, born Monday at Northern Dutchess Health center, Mr.

and Mrs. Owen Klniry Jr. Rhlnebeck, are the parents Of a PLYWOOD i DOUGLAS HR KNOTTY PINE PHILIPINE MAHOGANY' BIRCH WELOTEX WCUNWOOD EXTERIOR PING PONG Tabic Top PLYWOOD EVEHCTT R. DAVIS tMlER GO. DUTCHESS TURNPIKE TEL.

4130 Oven Maada tare Fridays $: A. to i P. 0fCN SATVMAYw Tli NOON charges continues todsy In Orange County court Marsala's attorney. Martin RosenblUmj objected without succeu as the two statements were admitted yesterday. THE STATE CHARGES that Frias.

one time eiterwelihtl fighter from Fall River. MassC wis slain and robbed of $8,000 be planned to use in a counter feit money deal. A statement attributed to Ruocco. whleh tblamed Marsala for the shooting, was Introduced Into evidence several days ago. Each defendant has hi own counsel, son born yesterday at Northern Dutches Health center.

and Mrs. Voltek. Rhlnebeck, arc the parents of a daughter born today at Northern uicness Health center. First tobe admitted yesterday was a statement which the prosecution said Marsala made at the Hawthorne State Police barracks last Aug. 6, the day after he was arrested in New York city.

The second document consisted of a series "of questions put to Marsala by members of the staff and Marsala's replies. The prosecution said the questioning was it the Monroe State police barracks liter on Aug. 6. Senate Body Votes Approval of Sobeloff WASHINGTON (API The Senate Judiciary committee today overrode southern opposition and approved President Elsen hower's long stalled nomination of Solicitor General Simon E. Sobeloff to be a judge of then Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals.

the committee agreed not to report the, nomination to the Senate for at least a week, Senator Olln D. Johnston ID SO said he and other opponents would wage a "prolonged" tight against confirmation by the Senate. I Teachers Blame Parents For Misdeeds of Students INTERIOR OF EASTERN NEW YORK: Cool this afternoon with considerable cloudiness in northern snd mountain sections snd sunshine in lower Hudson valley areas. High temperatures 63 to 70 in northand.wett and TOIfTS In southeast Generally fair with some cloudiness tonight and Saturday. Cooler tonight, low temperatures In 40s to low 80s.

Rising temperatures Saturday, highest In 70s and low 80s. Albany Ai" Tbe extended weather forecasts for New York state, prepared by the U. S. Weather bureau, for the period from 7.30 p.nu today to 7:30 pjn. Wednesday: EASTERN NEW YORK Tern, peratures during the 3 days, Friday night through next Wednes day, win average near or a little below seasonal normal.

Cool weather at the beginning will gradually give way to somewhat warmer Saturday and Sunday, but cooler weather will return Monday, followed by warmer again Wednesday. Rainfall wUl average around Vi Inch, possibly one Inch in some areas, occurring as showers and thunderstorms Saturday night and Sunday, and again by Wednesday. WESTJSRN NEW YORK Changeable weather Is Indicated wllh.temperatur.es averaging near normalv warmer Saturday, scat tered anowers or taunaersnowers late, Saturday and Sunday, turning cooler Sunday night Clearing and cool MondayTFalr and mod erating Tuesday, showers or thundershowers and warmer Wednesday, Total precipitation averaging around one Inch WESTERN MOHAWK VAL LEY. SOUTH CENTRAL NEW YORK AND SOUTH EASTERN NEW YORK Partial sunshine this afternoon, with highest temperatures 68 73. Fair and cool tonight, low 4.3 32.

Saturday most ly fair and warmer, with some cloudiness dfvcngHgh 4cm ptncrTo raesfckMe) NtwTwkar Pkate Conner garage are ahown In above photo. Penny Conners. 13 years old, suffered burns before she was rescued. Fiirvlew and Poughteepsie nremen were at the scene for six hour. Cooler Weather Forecast for Area Cooler temperatures were fore cast for the Hudson Valley to day and the weatherman forecast low temperatures tonight between 43 and 82 degrees.

Tomorrow'sTomorrow's forecast er temperatures and some cloudi ness. At the Dutchess County air. port. New'Hackenssck. a high temperature reading of 81 de greet wis recoraea yesterasy.

The overnight low was 81 degrees. Early this afternoon the air port reported a temperature of 71 In downtown Pough keepsle the reading was 72 de grees. tv aiala UaUM Lw la Ik ml a. Thwiw Mvaaranr fair aa warmar. Ushl varlabl wlada 1S mil par kr Bcmiaf aouuMrtr ita mm mt awr uomn Wtttlasi aM Uuwta law raw.

Gao eryta waathar. EAST Or LAKE ONTAXIO. BLACK RIVEB. BASIN Oaartu lad UMI today. Jklih ttmaaratar a mind TIali aad eaat laalgkC Law Sa SS.

Tomarraw gtaarall fair aa warroar. WaaCarty wtaaa iaa aiiiaa rr noar oacaaua SIM aa vanakla today aa aaotkarly IS SS taaarraw. Wauiast aoaa uraask aaaarraw. uaaa arytaa waataar. TCMPCKATi'nCS Maaiaiaaa aad aalafmam tomparataraa aortas kka S4 awara Safarw a a.

todayi Mailmam St Mlalaraa 4 SI' PRECIPITATION Tran WLN WNW al Gaata IS SUN Tka aaa rtaaa today al SiSJt a. aa, aa mu at Tiis PHASE OK THE MOON rirat aaaii. Jaly II LHt eaan Jalr I ralWaaa SS Naw Jaly TIME OP TIDE Htsa law Sin am. SS a. m.

Stat am. lass aa COVNTRY WTD8 TEMPERATURE HOW CITIES PARED TEaTEaDATl OkaafraUaaa al Waalkar Baraaa Maliaaa Ukaa al a. aa. Tkwiday. IN LAT 14 HODRSl Taaiaaralaraa latkaa atlaa Hifk Law at Rata Waalkart Albaay Claar Baatoa II Claar lUlala TS SS Ctoady CMcaia SS Claar Oaralaa SI Pt.

Cloddy Daavar as a Claar Mini II Rala Moatraal tl Pt. Cltady rrraaclaca Claar Saattla TS a Claar IVaikiafta Claar An Upstate Girl Killed In Auto Accident ROME Charlene son, 18, Rome, was Injured fatal ly when the automobile in which she was riding crashed through a guard rail and, Into a creek. The sheriffs office stld Hsr land Wilson, also of Rome, hsd been driving and hsd disappeared alter me crisnw Deputies sua ne might hive wandered away In a state, of shock. WASHINGTON IAP) American school teachers replying to a nationwide survey let fly at parents todsy1 as mostly to blame for a list of student misdeeds rsnglng from drinking to profanity, and Impudence. The teachers, quizzed by the National Education asso elation, said they believed student drinking had "den nitely Increased" In the past 10 years, along with Sand lexH 1 6 95 StrsHers .95 with Recllaag Pack Hood 2M" BHcfts 527 5 SALE all CRIBS III Mala si TOVS aad BABY FUR NITURK room Insolence and failure to carry out assignments.

Almost all of them, however, made it clear thry think most American children arc all right A trifle over 3 percent said their students this, past year were "often" or "almost always" difficult to The rest said they were eltherexcep tlonally'f or "reasonsbly" well helmed. More then 00 percent said conditions arc not as bad as portrayed by press, movies and radio, It was when they came to reason for such misbehavior a they found that the teacher tor Into, parent. Amorig D7 reasons which i the NEA sited them to rank In Importance, the largest perceatsge gave Aral place to. these three: Irresponsible parents, unsatisfactory home conditions (low Income, broken fsraUies etc.) and Isck of because mother working. peratures 73 82.

Wind westerly. 10 20, this afternoon, diminish ing tonight, and becoming southerly, 10 23, Saturday. Further outlook: scattered showers and thundershowers Saturday night and Sunday, accompanied few warm ana humid weather Sunday. NEW YORK CITY AND VI CINITY: Fair this afternoon with temperatures rising only to the middle or upper 70s. Clear and cool tonight with lowest tem peratures In the 83 to 80 degree range Saturday fair, and 'pleas ant, afternoon temperatures 73 to 80 decrees.

Fresh northwest erly winds this afternoon dimin ishing tonight and gentle to mod erate variable winds on Saturday becoming south to southeasterly in in aucrnwa. viaiaiuu sooa. Outlook: Sunday warmer with aomc cloudiness and chance of some local shower. Mondiy mostly fair with pleasant tem peratures. NORTHERN NEW JERSEY: Fair with some 'pawing clouds this afternoon and temperatures rising only to the middle or up per 70s.

Clear and cool tonight with lowest temperature ranging from the middle '80 near the ocean to the middle 40s Inland. Saturday fair and becoming a uiue warmer in mat aiicmuvu Hwlth temperature rising to the 73 or 80 degree level. REGIONAL FORECASTS NORTHERS NEW VORK AND WEST' ERN MOHAWK ARKA Oulla raal today aa toalaM. Cloudy wltk acaaiara Uskl akawara lata annua. faUawad by rad aal claarta aad bacamla fair bafaca toalakt.

Hiak today as Law toalaM to Ua. ald aad apr 0a. Bacaila warm. ar vita aama rlaudlaaaa dnalayia la Uw alwraaaa toaaarraw. Hlk la tka fta Waal lA aaUwaat wlada ieSewdayl karamla Uskl aad varlabla ky toalakl aad aaaikarly tonarraw.

Ouilaafc far Saadayi. Mara kumld wUb. acanarad akawara aad Ihaadarakawara Ukaly. SOUTII CCNTRAI. NEW YORK Quila aal today aad toalaM wiia aaa.

udarakla slaudlaaaa Ikla mamlaa. Grad aal rlaarla aad kafwnla fair ky to alike Hiak today SVI1. Law toalaM SMS. Bacaaala warraar wllk aarat rUudlaaaa la tka aflaraaaa tomarraw, Hiak la Ika laa. Waat to aartkwaal wlada It sa today.

Uskl aad vanaata laaiaai. (aalk to aamkaaal toiarraw. Owtlaak far Suadayr aaara kumld aa arauarad akawara ar Ikuadarakawara. akawara aaaiMy kaalaaias tomarraw alsfct. SOUTUEASTESVM NEW VORK Ouua caal today aa toalaM wuk ea aidarakla rlaadlaaaa Ikla aaarala.

fal lawa ky alaarlas aad kicatla fait ky toalaM. IDak aaday as tS. Law toalfM 4S aaaaila aaaaawkal warajrr wUk mUf fair akiaa toaaarraw. Waat to aartkwaal wlada 14 today. L1M aad aawiaai dents, were Injured.

One, Bernsrd Drake. 20. suffered serious in juries. The accident occurred on a county roidaJew jnlIesnorthpf, nere, vartakU toalaM aad arts tow Oaltoak far Saadait. ktora kumld wHk aaaitart akawara aa ta4atafcaw ara bkaly WUTCRV NEW VORK AND NORTHERN PINOER LAKE TO LAKE ttS.

TARrO ktoaUy aaaay aad rw.r to. ay. Mil 2 Women Killed In Boat Mishap FORESTPORT AP) Two women died yesterday wnen a 14 fAot motorboat was wampd and fllooed over a It approach ed a dock on South laker In thai Adirondacks about 13 mile east of here, authorities said. Mrs Mabel RadelU 88. and Mrs.

Julia Breen. 60. both of Boonville, were riding with their husbands Walter Rsdell. 89, and William Brcin. Stat Police said the men told them Radell towed his wife to shore but Mrs.

Breeq grabbed the overturnd boat lost her hold and disappeared. Her body was washed ashore later. Dr. C. Whlttemore.

Herkimer county coroner, satdlTwas believed that both Women1 died of drowning. 'Triangle' Seen In Frias'Slaying NEWBURGII (AP) A' love triangle may have figured as a motive in (he slaying of former boxer Al Frlss. according to a statement read In Orange county court today. The statement purportedly wss one of two made by Joseph Marasala. who with George Roc co.

Is being tried for murder In the kUUng. According to the statement Marsala was asked whether he had known that Mrs. Ruocco and Frias hsd been sweethearts before the woman' marriage to Ruocco. Marsala' responded that he Snew of It and hid told Ruocco fit MtrsiU then was asked If that could have been in Ruocco' alleged shooting of Frias on a country road a year ago "Yes," said Both of Marsala's alleged statement each accusing Ruocco of being the triggerman in the slay in flare been anminan into evidence the trial. Marsala and Ruocco.

both zs, are New York City residents. Amendment To Bill Opposed WASHINGTON (API Rep. Dawson (D Ill), one of three Negro Democrats In the House, said today he 'will fight Inclusion of sn, antl ecgre? amendment In the embattled 81,800,000,000 school construction bllL As the House plunged into another day of debate over the big federal aid metst'e, house leaden said a final vote Is unlikely before next It will be Monday before preliminary vot ing starts. Dawson said In an Interview he will oppose 1 racial. Integration rider to be offered by Renreaen tatlve Powell (D NY), his Negro 'f.

deral aid to education is needed now." Inclusion of the Powell amendment will kill the bill. Dawson said, and addedr HATE TO SEE an Issue (segregation) as vital a this used as a caUpaw to kill the Predictions over the outcome were going both wsys, tndlcsting a wide uncertainty over the final vote. Representative Allen (R Ill) predicted it would be "close," and said: "It's hard to determine lt'tbc bill will pas or not with or without thePowell jmendmenU" Democratic leaders were re ported, meanwhile, to tot cricking the party whip in a deter mined effort to keep Powell's amendment out of the bill. With it thex contend, the bill has no chance of escaping a death dealing southern filibuster In the Senate. Powell was slicking with, his plan to offer the amendment anyway.

TODAY'S DINNER SPECIALS: Baked Virginia Ham Pineapple Saacc 1.95 Fried Filet Of Sole Tartar Sauce 1.35 TOMORROW'S DINNERS: Reast Dutchess Caunty Chicken Dressing 1.95 Grilled Chopped Sirloin Steak fried Onion 1.60 Opea 11 aJa. to 12 HOWARD Johnson's 4T MABCntTES BOA 1 JaCwHL Bftl Decline Reported In Rental Vacancies WASHINGTON (API Vacancies have declined, for the first time In three years. In rental apartment projects Insured by the Federal Housing admin istration. FHA said FHA Commissioner Norman P. Mason aaid the new report, cov ering 320,000 dwelling units In all parts of the country "suggests strongly there Is no widespread l.n Hoch Honored As'ManofYear' LIBERTY (AP) The In ternatlonil Rho Pl 'Pht pharmaceutical fraternity, has named Dr.

Paul IL Hoch. stste commissioner of mental hygiene, as "man of the jear.7 Iiocn, a wiaeiy cnown rescarcn psychiatrist, was honored at the fraternity's 32nd convention, Eager Still Undecided, On Motion for Bail by Ben Supreme Court Justice Eager at noon today saia nc naa noi decided a motion made Monday by Attorney Henry Hlrschberg seeking the release In bill of accused' arson slayer Wells Ben Van Steenbergh pending hi sec ond trial 'in the death of Mrs. Lloyd 11. Beresford, Staatsburg dog Judge, list Oct 28. Justice Eager said had not hid time to study the pipers filed by Mr.

Hlrschberg and Dis trict Attorney osrstts, wno opposed the release. tak. BARATTA said previous ly that $100,000 was normal ball In most lrst degree murder cases. Defense Attorney Hlrschberg told Justice Eager at the time ha mid formal application, (or bail her the chance of convicting Ben now on a death sentence were "very remote." Mr, Barstta. countered with the assertion, there wee "too great a risk" that the defendant might ilts.

V7 aatnot be present, for 'his second trial which the prosecutor said he will ask to be set in September. MANCHESTER Merchandise Hart, Inc. 4th JULY SPECIALS POOLS SWIM FINS INFLATED TOYS ALUMINUM LAWN FURNITURE HAMMOCKS ALUM. GARDEN TRELLIS Reo POWER Pennsylvania MOWERS All at Tremendous Savintt Prices Reduced i'n All SPECIAL to oAl. CAN 249 Our Prloa SPECIAL 4 GAL.

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