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i4.it.tu,y.iwHfft'wit nip.r)iiy"fi'"'f' i fri Ji.tn hi 11 nil Ji If nl Jti 4 I jtrAiiWiw p'wkiiJ lyvr.E PCHf POUCHKEEPSIS NEW YOBKER RIIPAY, MARCH 7, 1952 Gunman Wounds Morgan Fortune Heir NEW YORK (AP) Sol A Ilosenblatt society lawyer and disputed heir to a Morgan grand daughter fortune, wsj wounded last night by a mystery gunman at entered hit Park avenue home Tlie attorney ot time general counsel for the Democratic National committee waa atru In the left liUiti by one of three ahots fired Iv Ins assailant who escaped In a car with another mnii Pie car lepcrtrcl stolen later was found abauclniccl four blocks iioi Hi (ii Tark aven le Itoscnblalt a key figure In the nu ipntly ronlealerl will Irft by Mr (Irani Morgan Smtterlee kin of the lite run i the elder said after Hie si i 1 ft I'll 1 li I i mitfiuiK to tell )( i hut I il in kn am thing Ills would was cltscrtlcd as not serious A pollcemnii was assigned to guard turn fit Ne York hnspltal Noscnblatl liesldes indium the aflalis of numerous society figure la Impartial chairman of the New York cloak and (Ull Industry, often a itoini center In labor relations He scned as an administrator of the National llccover administration NfA under I lie Inte President Ilooseelt Test Completed Of Hoosejlcrd With an atPrlige 608 pounds of buttcifat and 1JJ07 pounds of milk testing 18 per'ent the 10 cow herd owned by Arthur I) Hoose fishkill recently completed a test jear lrt the offldnl Heid Improve nient Hculstry program of the Hoi Klein Fricslan Association of America The Holsteln Frlesian cows were milked two times daily The testing was aupervlsed by Cornell unlver sltv In cooperation th the national Holsteln headquarter! 6 Exhibits Shown On Gas Rates Hearing NEW YOrtK i APi Carroll II Shaw special consulting engineer for Westchester county Introduced six exhibits Into evidence yesterday during a Public Service commission hearing on rates charged by the company since Introduction of na tural gas Into Westchester county and slme the merger of Consoll dated Fctlson with tbe West Chester I Ightlng Ci Court Approves Gas Pipeline Act IIARTPOItP (XNN fAP) Tlie Stale Supreme court liai ruled that tlie Natural Oris Pipeline act of 19'0 la constitutional In a unanimous opinion written by Justice Patrick OSulllvan the court held scstrrday that the act does not violate any rights guaran teed oy (he atate constitution Eleanor ftooscvelt My Day igggggggK'tggglggggl ggagggB'lMlgggH igggFgggHgklgggggggl IKBlgMli gE'gggggggggggBiglgH PRrblDlNT HARRY TRUMAN Is shown as he addressed the nation from Washington Hie President appealed to the people to support his program 'for avoiding another World War and requested Congress to grant ght billion dollars In new foreign aid funds (NEA Tclephotol Everybody's Column uM at Mgn! by tin Ultrti lu Ihr Fdltor rllel with mi la lltll Mn ttuuritrd Tl Po iiihkrf hit Nf In ustl in in tl llrrlv I utiin un tir irll I lilt tlHhl la iMfil I inlcv tl ttnlrd III Any IkiiIi Ills I Irll fdltor Poughkeriwle New Yorker It should be remcmlx red there are more housewives than theie are farmers therefore their ding power wculd be more lorful thin oleo even If It were ded gol en jellow The fict Is leo is a clnrn go product I eat II and I like II but fchv all Ihe Mink about the color or the pile loik In Its natural state? It could be likened (o a sills kiss with or without the llrs lck A fellow told me he onrrd kissed a girl without the radlrtit glow upon her llM and he thought her kiss was Just as sweet and Just as atlmulatlng or more so without the mess Oleo tastes Just as good and Is Just as nutritional without the golden glow The whole thlnj would make one a little suspicious about where to eat Is It poslble a cook wh In slsts on arrvlng oleo under the dls guise cf butter wcukl serve cat for rabbit? We dairy farmers make sacrifices sufficient without being further hurt 'I lii" follow iijt facts can be verified Milk Ls less than 100 per rent of parity while most costs of I roi uclng It are much higher Dairy firmrra prcxhre milk bref growers pro beef And beef Is over 150 pen ent parity Now how would a bref wer like II If the ven fiient wc uld legalize the lalellig of horse me it as beef? HoilcwIvcs could sate real money til) Inn horse meat with oleo A hore tht weighs a ton Is only rth $110 while a bull if the nine weight Is worth more than (IOO Sure eat oleo and hcrse meat but keep them straight They say thats the best way to drink whiskey straight Statistics are the wage hour Is bujlng more food today than It has ever before and Ihe cheapest of these are dairy prcdurts CIIAIIIRS A WING MUlbrork Fdltor Pouglikeepstc New Yorker I feel very bad about them pass lug the Metcalf Hatch bill for vlvl section I think It ls the most cruel thing I ever heard of for well edit rated pet pie to pass a bill like that I have bern fighting It I dont know what Is the matter with people Girls Complete 4H Food Project Girls or the Hyde Park 4 II club completed their "let's have a party food project at their meeting last night In the Bt James Undercroft On this project tin girls learned to make party sandwiches, relishes salads, cookies breads and table settings and serving At Hits meeting there was a demonstration of the use of a cookie press The group has held three parties for parents and friends as part of the project. At the end of each project the club hears a speaker on the topic with which they have bten working Mrs Jeannette Coote was Ihe speaker for the let have a party project Quest at the meeting was 4 II association agent Miss Margaret Mosher Work has begun on plans for the club I part In Demonstration Uav, which will be held April In this county demonstration for the club will be Mary Beth Darlington Carol Ooldcn Penny Pelton, Charlyn Chlanda Marelyn Miller, Barbara Lynch, and Patsy Newman Machines Awaited, But Work Goes On While some of the International Business Machines Corp units have not jet been delivered to tlie Board of Supervisors William Rami leik of the board said today the lack of the machines Is not hinder InK county work He Mild that IBM has said It wuld have the machines delivered probabl) about Apiil 1 Mr Hand noted the machines 111 be used for figuring tax matters which woik does not have to be done until after their arrival now diva They act like a lot of heathens to me Now they are trying to smooth It over saving they won take pets Of course they won but those other poor stray animals never to be given a chance have a home and be loved Have you ever seen the love of an snip al for their owner I have It In my own home I have a rat He dearly loves my husband sits by the door and watches for him to muty He ls i I appy when he Is will my husband I am not perlect by any meatus For over V5 years I have owned an muls and fought for them I still will fight for them If ion haven an animal In jour home ft to your Ml A and take one In your home I ve It and care for "It You will he repajed a hun clred times over for the love you will get In return EDYniF IJNDQUIS1 (Woild Copyright By United feature Syndicate Inc Repro duct Ion In Whole or In Part Pro hibited NFW DFI It! I must mention again the beaut) ol the gardens at the Government Ik use here They are open to the public every day now and I went there Just as the sun was beginning to go down and a soft evening light was spreading over everything rhe colors were still vivid and I don think I have ever seen a more beautiful arrr.nne merit of planting nor one garden leading Into another In a more en chanting saj Interspersed with pools and four tains The head gardener must be an artist and It Is wondeiful to think that the people now have a chance to enjoy all this beauty Aa I wandered down an alley way I came up on a worklngman and asked him In Fngllsh If he worked here Smiling ly he answered "Yes" Then I asked him to tell Ihe head gardener that I was grateful for so much beauty which had given me a most enchanting hour rhe man waj. all smiles and I am sure he repeated my mes sage for the people here love beautv The other day we started out earlv to drive lo Mnliatma Gandhi tomb We pi (k ceded down a I nr awnie and fnr In the stuur we siw an arch which Is a iiiiinei to the soldier dead somewhat Ike the Arc de Trlomplie In Paris onlv the slsta here seems een more distant and more Imposing Ihere Is plenty of land In New Delhi and the roads are broad and the houses which aland far apart are surrounded by gardens The old town Ls undoubted Jy different but I have not as yet aeen It AT THE TOMB there were many people Reverently removing our ahoes we went to lay our wreaths The American Ambassador Cheater Bowles was there with my wreath and there were other members of the Embassy staff In tiie garden which will eventual ly be bigger than It Is at present thev have planted trees around the tomb These were Rifts from various countries but reailv alt the trees are native lo India I uld not help wondering If each iuin ight nd some tiees from is own sill that would still grow in tl climate It would seem to me to make a moie Interesting planting to have a great sariet) of trees From the tomb we started off to drive to Parldabad On the wav we passed a bcs.utiIlU.xM aaJl which we were told was one the er old ruins about hen and we uent through a gate Just to see what it would look like On tie oiler side there were refUK.ee quart rs built all around on wl at uid to le gntn lawns and where the wall j.s thick enoifgh the refugees made their temporary quarters right In the wall putting a door In the opening of the arches It strikes one here that building material ls less scarce and that on the whole the government has been able to do a better Job of housing because It does have greater resources This government seems to have been fortunate In Inheriting from the British some well trained civil servant and one ha a sense of more continuity and ordet here than In some ot the newly orgaclxed states E. 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LAFKO 7el.Pok.62 4 1 el. PL Valley 2208 Fraternal Calendar TONiailT Vassar chapter Order of the East em Star, Masonic temple, 8pm Master Mason program rallklll lodge of Odd Fellows I4 Church sU eet. 8 Betsy Ross council. Sons and Daughters of liberty. 281 Main street 8pm Shekomeko lodge Tie ana ac cepted Masons.

Pleasant Valley Masonic hall 8 ir N.Y. Mayor to Visit Moore on City's Program NEW YORK (AP) Mayor vui cent Impellltterl will visit I leut Clov Frank Moore In Albany on Sunday to discuss the city legls latlve program If Moore has re covered by that time from Illness The mayor office reported yes terday that Moore telephoned Im pellltterl Wednesday night and said Vassar Students Present Recital Ijist night a recital was presented at Vassar College by Joyce Connelly, soprano, and Lyovst Rosanoff, plan Lst both seniors at the college The program consisted ot works by Bach Schubert, Schumann, Debus and Ravel Ml Rosanoff showed a clear differentiation of style In the performance of her three selections The Bach Rondo was plaied with a clean distinction ol dynamic level I hen was considerable technical mastery in the Schumann Ftudes Symphonlques and at times unusual he ped to be well enough to see the mayor Tlie mayor will be In Albany this weekend to attend the legislative correspondents assocla Hon dinner Intensity of expression. Th last two were exceptionally well done, one with a Avery sustained, pianissimo, the other clear coherence showing a thorough understanding of the piece Selections from Ravel "Tombeau de Couperln concluded Mia Rosanoff a part of the program The toccata particularly was played with feeling for sustained motion MISS CONNELLY'S Interpretation ot the Schubert songs was subtle and sensitive She maintained an exceptionally pure tone quality throughout the gronp Of the Debussy songs Les Cloches and "I mer est plus belle were excellent examples of Miss Connellys feeling for the fine gradations and delicate nuances of these songs The spirited Interpretation of the last song was particularly delightful Mr John Pelrce provided a sensitive accompaniment JOAN 8TAMUAUOH, '53 RFAI) THE CLA88IFIEI) A 118 Land Tract Sold In Washington Township Alonxo Palmer and his wire, Anna Palmer, of lithgow, have sold more than an acre of land In the Town of Washington, near the Junction of Dutchess and Deep Hollow turnpike road Purchasers, according to a deed on file In the county clerk's office Is Elisabeth Brands. 134 Washington street city The property begins at the southwest corner ot the Intersection near the southwest corner of the Lithgow store and runs along the southeast line of Dutchess turnpike Tlie consideration according to tax stamps affixed to the deed was about 118 000 ne species of wrasse He flat on their aides at night and sleep Swenson Estates "Super Thrift" Homes located On 9 Ii ll'iipptnters lulls Nt 1 ork Hfll BSewawsswawHawHEzl gH Grand Openlni Saturday Sunday March 8 and 9 I riumhinn 8c Heating by I I Joseph L. Fimbel 1 I 15 Rose Street 1 1 Telephone 558 I Elcctriial Work by W.

J. Snell, Inc 8 Uaktr Street 'I cltpl 3093 I Painting by I Williams Lintel I 13 Iarkitw Terrace I Telephone 856 Quality homes BY LOCAL CONTRACTORS When you visit the two model National Homes recently completed by Swenson I Ionics, please hear in mind that you arc viewing the work of long established local contractors who enjoy a wide reputation for quality and workmanship. You arc assured that only the time tested methods and materials have been used by us the same exacting workmanship that has gained caeli of us an cmiahlc reputation for quality. And being local we're always at your service. We invite you to sec the model homes which will be opened this Saturday and Sunday.

'Ihe same fine materials and workmanship wil be yours if you choose a National Home for a home of your own. CITY GAS DOES THE THREE BIG HOME JOBS IN SWENSON ESTATES GAS for House Heating Water Heating Cooking For the THREE big jobs CITY CAS HAS GOT IT! CENTRAL HUDSON GAS ELECTRIC CORPORATION Wl 1 rtifc a. rfsW'K'.