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I jfaAijhtu pihi a aajSUdfr fev 1 PAbE'TWENTYfTW legal Notices SUU Notices 160 NOTICB 18 HEREBY OTTEN that 11, MM N. CLrU ktl bMB iMIMd to the inlarslsned I Mil bur. win, clOw am liquor at ratal! nndar the Alcoholic Bcmaf Conlrol la at Dalarield StrrH, Qlr of PouiMtrpil, Dutchess loamr, w. ix lor un premiae con fumpllon. SHAMROCK ASSOCIATION, INC.

Tl Dtlafleld Strwt Ponshktpal, N. Y. SHAHKOCK ASSOCIATION. INC 10 Mil HJNTY JTCHESS County Notices 170 coun' PUTCH COURT! COUNTY DEATHS GEORGE T. BELDINQ and LOTTA E.

BELDINQ, Plaintiff a. WOLGER A ROSE. BACU UEL CORP. and QUALITY FURNITURE COMPANY. Defendants IN PURSUANCE ol a Judtmenl foreclosure and aalc.

duly made and rnterrd in the abov enlitltd action and warms dale the 21st day of September, 159. 1. the nndenlitned. the referee hr saHJ JudimMit nirriM. TMIl 1MT puouc auction at the front of the ftrit root corridor ol the Court House the City of Poughkeepsle.

County of iiuicneia. New York, on the 13th day et November 1959. at II o'clock In the morning on that day. Eastern Standard Time, the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold aad therein de (crioea as follows l.AU,JMMCti:ttiJiiii Vt.rBJ. oi laoa i situate.

llns and belns at tinton Hollow. Township of Clinton. Dutchess County. New York, designated plot 7 on a oertain map antitled Msp of seven plots of land, part of property of Arthur Watt. situate at Clinton Hollow.

Dutchess County. which map is recorded In the office ujiiin. sTift'Yttaa miiatvf siskvav air nutaifaxa all ft vi uc VUUIII V.iriR Ul 1UtlllFBI VUUIIl under date of June 28. 1931 as Map pibzu, said plot being more particularly bounded and described as follows BEGINNING at a stake set In the ast bank of the wert branch of Wap plngers Creek at the dividing line between plots 1 and 7. thence along the esst bank of said creek If S3 20" 140 03 ft to a stake set in the east bank of said creek! thence 74 II' 30" 13 00 ft to the end of a post and wire fence, thence along said fence the following courses and dlstarces 6 S3 4 21 ft.

S. 73 09' 20" 2t ft. 7' 13' 30" E. 49 ft. and 79 3D E.

14 ft to the center line of the highway leading north from Clinton Hollow to SchuItivlUc; thence along the aald center line of aaid highway 37 37' 209 19 ft: thence leaving aid highway N. 32 03' W. 33 24 ft to the point or place of beginning PARCEL II Also all that 'certain 7lece, plot or parcel of land altuate ylng and being at Clinton Hollow. Township of Clinton. Dutchess County.

ne York, particularly bounded and described ss follows BEGINNING at a alike In East Bank of the West branch of Wap rplnger'a Creek which point Is the end of tne first course In a deed from Arthur Wyatt and Florence Wyatt, his ife. to Frank Wyatt and Florence Wyatt. his wife, dated July 1932 and recorded July 1931 In Book 323 of Deeds for said county, page HI from aid point of beginning running thence It) Soul 7 ir 50" East (13) fifteen leet to the end of a post and wire fence: thence along aald fence the following courses and distances South so East (IB) twanty elxht feet. south 73 09" 20" E. 21 feet North 7 13' 30" East (49) forty nine feet.

North 79' 31' East (94) ninety four feet to the center line of the Highway leading jturta irom winton Houow to schuitz vine, thence along aaid center Una North 37 37" East a dlatance of (33) thirty five feet, thence Weaterly a dla tance of (223) two hundred twenty three feet more or less to the point or place of beginning THIS CONVEYANCE is made sub ject to me present right of way of Central Hudson Gas and Electric Corp and New York Telephone Comnanv. Being the same premises conveyed toy Peter Curnyn and wife to George Beldlng and wife by deed dated August 23, 1944, and recorded on Aug 29. 1944, In Dutchess County Clerk's Office In Uber 619 of Deeds at page Poughkeepsle, Dated: September 23. 19S9 DONALD SLEE Referee JOHN A REED, ESQ Attorney for the Plaintiffs Office It P. Address 75 Market Street Foughkeepsle.

N. Y. 170 3493 County Notices 170 BARKHUFF Earl Bartthuff. af in Main Altamont, Naw York, entered Into rest October 17. 1931: hue Dana ot irene Leei father of Mrs, Jamas Rurhter.

Earl Dow RaratiMi both of Poughkeapslei brother of Mlsa aiaoei oarxnuR. Albany, New York! grandfather of Richard Lm rim Unda Lea Rlghter, Joahne Elisabeth. eurviTeu uy inreoj aeph aws Funeral services will be held iiym ins a reneno.au runaral Home, Altamont, Wednesday, 1 p. m. Friends may call Tuesday after 4 p.

m. Family In attendance 7 to I p. m. DUNCAN Perry. October 20, Its Fu.

neral arrangements In charge of William Mulvey are incomplete. EYKHOLT at Pleaaantvllle. Y. Oc lobar 19. 19S.

Theodore Eykholt. In his 76th year. Funeral at SI Joseph's Church. Clinton Comers. Thursday morning.

October 22 at 10 o'clock, where a Mass of Requiem will be of fered Friends will be received TuesdayTuesday and Wedaoetfay evening at tte Allen Funeral Home, Pleasant Valley JENKS Mllea Lord, October 20.. 1SS9. at Sharon Hospital. Sharon, Conn Fu neral services win be conducted tninjen si ii im. a iw" Valentine Funeral Home.

Mlllerton, Y. Interment Irondale Cemetery, There will be no calling hours W.J.MaharDies nHis91s.Year William J. Mahar, 80, who re sided with his niece, Mrs. Ste phen Conlln, Old Post road, Staatsburg, for the last year and a half, died yesterday afternoon at the Northern Dutchess Health center; Uhlnebeck, after a week's Illness there. Retired for the last 10 vears.

Mr. Mahar fcerved as a marine engineer for the New York Central railroad for 48 years. Born on May 13. 1869. in Staatsburg, the son of Michael and Mary Redmond Mahar, Mr.

Mahar was educated locally. Ills wife, the former Miss Helen Mulligan, died in 1953. Mr. Vl.ar formerly was employed at the Dlnsmore estate in SUatsburg, then in New York City as a fireman on harbor Tugboats for the New York Central railroad. lie was a member of St.

Paul's Roman Catholic church, Staatsburg. Surviving are a brother, Thomas Mahar, Staatsburg, and, In addition to Mrs. Conlin, a nephewrthe Rev.JohtW Welch.f of St. Peter's college. Jer yv3ll, M.i Jui eHiiHtiril POUGHKEEPSIE NEW YORKER P5i aaSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB, JI KiO aw Yarfc Qo I tooer is, i wiuiam Mahar in hU Slut year Funeral aervicei to which (riendi and relative arc Invtt will be conducted from ttie William White Funeral Home, 91 Eait Mjrfcet Street.

Rhlnebeclt. Ttniraday morning it 9 30 and at St Paul Church. Staataburg. 10 o'clock where a Mast of Requiem will be offered Interment Calvary Cemetery, Long Island Friends may call at the Fu neral Home Tuesday and Wednesday evenings after 7. New York papers please copy.

MARKOWSKI In this cHy. October 20, 1939. Konsianty Markowskl from the Mulvey Funeral Home, 211 Mansion St. (corner Park Place). Friday, October it i and at St Joseph's Church at 9 30 am where a Solemn High Requiem Mass will be celebrated Interment family plot St Joseph's Cemetery Friends may ctll at the Funeral Home, Wed neaday and Thursday afternoons and evenings Arrangements la charge of William F.

Mulvey. MATTICE at Poughkeepsle. New York. October 19. 1959 Jennie Mitt Ice.

Services at the William MUler and Son Funeral Home. 310 Mill Street, Wednesday at 2 30 Relatives and friends Invited Interment Poughkeep ste Rural Cemetery. Friends may call the funeral home Tuesday evening Arrangements In charge of William G. MUler and Son. MC ARTHUR Margaret wife Charles McArthur (proprietor Sharkey's Restaurant, Mlllerton, suddenly.

October 19, 1959 at Sharon Hospital, Sharon, Conn Funeral services will be conducted Thursday October 22 at 10 a at St. Patrick's Church, MUlerton inter ment St Patrick's Cemetery The Rosary will be aaid Wednesday eve ning at 8 o'olock at trie valentine fu neral Home Friends may call at the Funeral Home Tuesday and Wednesday evenings 7 to 9 New York City paper please copy. MFLHOSE at Amenla, October 20, 1959, Alfred Melhose Sr in his 80th year Arrangements incomplete In charge of the Allen funeral Home, Inc. STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY COURT: DUTCHESS COUNTY THE POUGHKEEPSIE SAVINGS BANK. Plaintiff, against VINCENT JACkSON, EVE LYN JACKSON and GEORGE VANDERBILT.

Defendants In pursuance of a judgment of fore cloture and sale, entered in the above entitled action and bearing date the 30th day of September. 1955, 1, the undersigned, the referee In said judg ment named will sell at public auction the County Court House, In the City of Poughkeepsle, Dutchess County. New York, on the 30th day of October, 1959, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon of that day the premises directed by said Judg xnent to be sold, and herein described as follows ALL that tract or parcel of land situate in the City of Poughkeepsle. County of Dutchess and State of New York, and lying on the west aide of East Mansion Street, in the City of Poughkeepsle. bound ed and described as follows On the east by East Mansion Street, on the south by a lot of George Marks; on the west by lands of Mrs.

Ogden, and on the north by lot of Nancy Mma. being about 25 feet front and rear and about 196 feet deep, being the south half of the lot conveyed to the Bid. tist Church of Christ In Poughkeepsle by deed dated June 7. 1879. and made by Margaret Johnson and recorded la Liber 197 of Deeds, page 59 Being the same premises conveyed by William Shay and wife to Thomas Bell by deed recorded la Liber 289 of Deeds at Page 343.

Dated September 30. 1959 MERRILL S. EFFRON, Referee CHARLES CORBALLY Attorney for Plaintiff Office and P. Address 25 Market Street Poughkeepsle, New York 1703576 REDICK at Vassar Brothers Hospital, October 20, 1959. Paul Redlck.

In his 53rd year. Funeral at St Stanislaus' Church, Pleasant Valley. Thursday morning, October 22 at 9 30 am. where a Masa of Requiem will be of ferred Interment St Peter's Cemetery Friends will be received Tuesday and Wednesday evening 7 to 9 at the Allen Funeral Home, inc. nieces and nephews Funeral services will jtake place at 9 30 Thursday morning at the William White Funeral home, 91 East Market street, Rhinebeck, at 10 o'clock at St Paul church, Staatsburg, where a Mass of Requiem will dp offered.

Burial will be in Calvary cemetery on Long Is land Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 o'clock tonight and tomorrow night JiONSTANTXJlARKOWSKK. 78. died at his home. 306 Mansion street, today. Formerly employed by the Schatz Fed eral Bearing Co.

he had been retired for 10 years. Miles Jenkins, 76. Millerton Banker Miles Lord Jenkins. 76. di rector of the Millerton National bank and former Insurance broker, died In the Sharon (Conn hospital this morning after a short illness.

Born in Millerton, May 14, 1883, he was the son of Horace and Jennie L. Jenkins Having retired Sept. 1, 1959, Mr. Jenkins formally conducted an insurance agency in Mlllerton for more than 50 years He was a member and past master of Webutuck lodge of Masons and a member of the Mlllerton Gun club. HIS WIFE, Mrs.

Josephine Traver Jenkins, and a daughter, Miss Janet L. Jenkins, Millerton, survive him. Services will be conducted. 2 o'clock, Thursday afternoon, at the Valentine Funeral home In Mlllerton, with the Rev. Earle Eastman officiating Burial will be in the Irondale cemetery.

There will be no calling hours Overnight Deaths By The Associated Press BARDSTOWN, KY Samuel E. Ruley, 77. of Louisville, retired president of the Spen cerian Business college of Louis ville, of a heart seizure while on a fishing trip ROCK ISLAND, ILL. John Phillips, 64, national secretary of the Modern Woodmen of America for the last four years Phillips, who had worked for the Woodmen, a fraternal benefit society, since 1912, was born at Linneus, Mo. RYAN at Vassar Hospital October IS, 1B39 Jamea Ryan Funeral Irom the Mulvey Funeral Home.

Ill Mansion St (corner Park Place) Wednesday, October 21 at 9 a ant at St. Peter's Church at 9 30 a where a High Requiem Mass will be celebrated interment St Peter's Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Monday evening and Tuesday afternoon and evening Arrangements in cbarge of William Mulvey 17S Surrogate's Notices Notice presentation of Claim, SCA 207 GLOHGE KUSTAS. Decedent Pursusnt to an order of Hun VINCENT CRADY, Surrogate of Hutch ass County, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all persons having claims gainst the estate of GEORGE KUSTAS deceased, late of the City ol roufnaeepale in said county, are re quired to exhibit the same with vouch era therefor to the undersigned Executors of said estate, at the office of ALUR1CH 4 ALDRICH. 52 Market btreet in the Uly of Poughkeepsle, on or before lha 9ui day of December, 1959 Dated this 2th day of May, 1959 NICHOLAS KUSTAS 4 WILLIAM C. KUSTAS Executors ALDRICH ALDBICH.

ESQS. Attorneya for In Executora 52 Market 'Street Poughkeepala 1752911 NOTICE THEODORE BAIN. decedent Pursuant to an order of Hon, VIN CENT GRADY. Surrogate of Dutches. county.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that 11 poraons having claim, agaiust the cstaU ol Theodora Bala deceased. lat ol the Towo ol Poughkeepsie. la aid County, are required to exhibit the aama wiui vouchers therefor to the BDdersujnad EDWARD K. HAAS. Executor ol aaid estate, at bis office.

271 auiu aireci, in we uy oi rougnaeep lo. New York, on or before tb lay of December, 1939 Dated tola 2Ind day of June 1951. EDWARD HAAS Executor HI Mill Street. I Poughkeepala. N.

V. AUSTIN E. WALKER Attorney for Executor Mill Street. rauShkeepal. N.

I I7J J029 Joaaj J. fttorrow. DecedentPursuant to aa order Boa GRADY. Surrogate ol Dutchess County, NOTICX HEREBY GIVEN, thai II peraoaj aavlag claim agalast tha mob 4. aaojTVW aeeceeea.

TAl.BOT at Flshkill. October IB 1959. Edith Talbot, resident of Shirley Avenue, Flshkill and beloved mother of Mr. rxicnoia. uraay, aian lev and Norman Talbot Funer al services to which relatives and friends are Invited will be conducted at the Robert Aurhmoody Funeral Holm, Flshkill.

Wednesday. October 21 st 1 Interment will be in riah kill Rursl Cemetery Dutchess Chapter will conducrservlces at the Funeral Home Tuesday evening at 7 m. The family will receive their friends at the Mineral Home uus eve nlng and Tuesday evening 7 to 9.. LEGX.L NOTICES Surrorate's Notices 175 late of Uie Town of Poughkeepsle In said County, are required to exhibit the same with vouchers therefor to the undersigned administratrix of estate, at the office of her attorney, Judson C. 159 Main Street, in the Cltv of Poughkeepsle.

on or before the first day of February 1960 Dated this 20th day of July 1959 LORETTA SCR1BNER Administratrix JUDSON C. WILLIAMS, ESQ Attorney for Administratrix Office and Addreas 259 Main Street Pouehkeeosle. New York 173 3180 FHANK L. JOHNSON. Decedent Pursuant to an order of Hon VIN CENT GRADY, Surrogate of Dutchess County.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all persona having ctalme against me estate ot riiA.ih i junnaun uc ceased, late of the Town of Hyde Park la aald County, are required to exhibit the lime wltli vouchers therefor to the undersigned Administratrix of aald e. tate. at No. 1 Waahlngton Street In the City of poughkeep.le on or before the 21st day of Marco. iwu Dated this 28th dsy of August, 1959, OLIVE JOHNSON.

Administrator JOSEPH F. HAWKINS, Attorney for Administratrix. 1 Washington "Street. ttepaH. N.

Jf City Notices 180 I NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposala will be received by the Commissioner of Finance at City Hall, Poughkeepsle. N. until II 00 A E.S T. on Friday, October 30, 1959. for furnishing' and lnatalllng one 3 phase, 00 cycle, 120208 Volt, 90 KW, 62V, KVA at 09 PFW, Dleeel Driven Electrle Generator at Vaaaar Brothers Hospital, Pougkkeep.ie.

N. Y. All bids received pursuant to tnla notice ehall be publicly opened and read. Specifications, form of proposal and contraot may be obtained at the office of the Commlasloner pf Finance. City Hall.

Poughkeepsle, The niy jeaeryea Jhe Tlgttl to waive any Informality In the bid. and to reject aU bids CITY OF POUGHKEEPSIE AUBREY COONS ns vnuaMrv' iio jswrow might. 'f i MJm, i PAUL REDICK, 52, Salt Point turnpike, Pleasant Valley, who died this morning in Vassar hospital after a long illness. He was an employe of the Dutchess County Highway department the past 17 years. Paul Redick, 52, Highway Employe Paul Redick, 52.

Salt Point turnpike. Pleasant Valley, died Mrr Markowski In His 79th Year Konstanty Markowskl, 78, dleiatJils homev358Manslaa street, this morning. A native of Poland, he had lived in this country for 59 years. Born Nov 15, 1880, Mr. Markowskl was the son of the late Frank and Caroline Kobeskl Markowskl.

Formerly employed by the Schatz Federal Bearings Co he had been retired for 10 years He was a member of St Joseph's church, St. Joseph's so clty, and.also had been a church trustee. Mr. Markowskl and his wife, the former Miss Adela Sa dowski, had been married more than 50 years. IN ADDITION to his wife, he is survived by five sons, Stan ley Markowskl, here, the Rev Alexander Markowskl, New City Sergeant John Markowskl, Army, stationed at Fort Devens, Mass Joseph and William Mar kowskl, here; five daughters, Mrs.

Helen Dembroski, Plattc kill, Mrs. Laura Wirsch, Mrs Gladys Starzyk, Mrs. Jean Kur dl and Mrs. Gertrude Dlnges, Poughkeepsle. 13 grandchild ren, one great grandchild and several nephews and nieces, The funeral, 9 o'clock, Friday morning, will take place from the Mulvey Funeral home, Zll Mansion street, and 9 30 o'clock from St.

Joseph church, whore a Solemn High Mass of Requiem will be offered Burial will be in the family plot in St, Joseph's cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow and Thursday afternoon and night, MERRILL. LYNCH. PIERCE, FENNER A SMITH ABC Paramount 3194 Allls OhaJnieri 3714 Aluminum Co 101 American Airlines 28Vi American Can XD 43 American Cyanamld 57 American Motor American Radiator 15V Amer Smelting Ret 43 American and 79V American Tobacco 103 American Viscose 43V Anaconda 59 Atchison and SF RR 27V. Avco 13 Mi Baltimore Ohio RR 44 Belli Steel 58i4 Boeing 30 Borden Co 80 Canadian Pacific RR 27 Celanese Corp 27 Central Hud and El 20V.

Chrysler 634. Ches and Ohio Ry 67 Fred Palmafier, Auctioneer Was 68 Fred Palmatier, 68, Tillson, former employe of the New York State Department of Public Works, and a well known Ulster county auctioneer, died in St. Benedictine hospital Kingston, yesterday after sev eral days illness Son of Augustus and Mary V. Palmatier, he was born in Plu tarch. Nov.

8, 1890. Mr Palmatier had lived in Tillson for 28 years, moving there from New Paltz. He was one of the organizers and served as first presi dent of the Tillson Fire Co. and also served as chairman of the fire commission of the Tillson Fire district He was a member of the Plutarch Methodist church He had worked as an auctioneer the last 16 years Mr Palmatier is survived by his wife. Mrs Viola Decker Palmatier, whom he married in New Paltz 46 years ago.

Funeral services will take place 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Gordon Pine Funeral Home, New Paltz Burial will be in the New Paltz Rural cemetery Calling hours are tonight and tomororow night. a Today Markets Noon Stock Prices Col Gas and Elec Cons Edison, NY Corn Products Douglas Aircraft Dow Chcrn duPont de Nemour 'Airlines Kodak 21V 62V 52's 42 85V. 2591s. 37 91V 29 13 27V4 83 777a 100 Vi 54Vfe 71 Eastern Eastman ElPaso Nat Gas Erie RR Florida Power Ford Motors Gen Electric General Foods Gen Motors Gen Telephone General Tire Rubber 70T's Goodyear and 125 Gr Northern Pf RR 52Vs Grumman 22V Gulf Oil 111V4 Industrial Rayon 19Vs Int Business Machines 415V Int Harvester 52 Int Nickel Canada 97 Int Tel and Tel 37 Int Paper 129M Johns Manvllle 50Vi Kennecott 92 Monsanto Chemical 49V Montg Ward 50t.g National Biscuit 52 Natl Dairy 52 Natl Distillers 31 Central RR 32 Niag Mohawk PW 35 North Amer Aviation 36 Northern Pacific Ry 48 Ohio Edison 62 Olln Mattiieson 49 Pan Amer Airlines XD 23 Pennsylvania RR 16 Pepsicola 33 Phelps Dodge 36 Phillips Petroleum 43 Pub Ser El Gas 38 Pullman 65 Radio 61Vi Rayonier 23 Reynolds Tobacco 57 Raytheon 49 Rep Ir and Steel 74 Mrs Mattice, In Her 77th Year Mrs Arthur MatUee, 76, the former Miss Jennie Douglas, died in Vassar hosDital yester day. Daughter of the late William and Hannah M.

Ackley Douglas, she was born In Al bany. Her survivors are two grand daughters, Alice Middleton, Ro chester and Mrs Carol Donegan. Pleasant Valley, and two grandsons, David Middleton, Rochester, and William Hiner, Beacon The Rev Russell Proffltt of the First Presbyterian church will conduct services at 2 30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, at the William G. Miller and Son Funeral home, 310 Mill street Burial will be in the Pough keepsle Rural cemetery Friends mal call at the funeral home to night. Royal Dutch Safeway Stores St.

Regis Paper Sears Roebuck Schenley Dlst Sinclair Oil Socony Mobil Southern Co Southern Pacific Ry Sperry Rand Std Oil Stone Webster Studebaker Studebaker WI Texaco Texas Ins Union Carbide United Aircraft United Corp "UhltcKl Fruit US Steel US Steel Pfd US Rubber Vanadium Corp Wpstlnghnu.sp F.l Western Union 41V4 37 63 49 38 81W 40 38 72 22 47 58 20V. 14 73. my. 139 39 8 26VT 100 141 59 32 J64 38 AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE Alleghany Wts 9 Associated Oil 12 British Petroleum 7 Coastal CarTFTill I Electric Bond Share 24 General Development 22 Massey Ferguson 1334 Pacific Petroleum 12 Sonotone ll'i Universal Controls 17 Webb Knapp 1 Si iVeH burgh Regional Market Attendance was light for both Broweri and buyers. Supplies light for most Vegetable's with demand moderate and market bout steady.

FRUrrSr Apples, various box 1.00 3.00. VEGETABLES: 'Beets, topped bu 1.00 U5. Carrots. topped bu 1.00 1.25. Cabbage, bu or ert 2.00, Onions, 50 lb.

sack 1.15 1.23, Potatoes 80 lb. bag 1.25 1.50, Srjuash, Butternut or Acorn, du l.uu 1.25. OCTOBER 20. J959 Butter NEW YORK (API (USDA) Butter offerings moderate Demand fair. Receipts 896,000.

Wholesale prices on bulk cartons (fresh). Creamery, 93 score (AA) 63 64 cents; 92 score (A) 63. Cheese steady. Receipts io.uuu. trices unchanged.

State Bonds NEW YORK (AP) Vpw BasBT. i Mar 1961. 2 85 2.75; 4s Jan 1965, 3.10 2JB5; 4s Jan. 1964, 3 05 2 85 ss Mar 1971, 3 35 3 15; 2s Tihurway 1982 84, 3 80 3.65; Public authority bond: (bid and rakTaTnr7StaleruvvaynX'T iUS 1HU4, B44 H3. Trainmen Seek New Haven Strike NEW CONN.

AP) About 2,500 members of the Brotherhood of Railroad 'Train men asked the Grand lodge to authorize strike against the New Haven railroad. George Cahlll, general chairman of the trainmen, said there was a possibility the railroad workers will go out within 72 hours If the Grand lodge grants permission. The trainmen have complained that the railroad has been uslng soft coal, instead of hard coal, for heating purposes. a State Fatalities SiFS;" JSSL M.HESE& yesterday and his mother and younger brother were Injured when a fire ravaged their home in Union Village settlement. The victim was Dicky DePre, son' of Mr.

and Mrs. Lynn Du Pre. GLENS FALLS (AP) Delbcrt Munger, 30, of Ganse voort, Saratoga county, died yesterday in a hospital of burns sunexejLiwg jweens ago when. heating unit in his home ex ploded. Bank Stocks MERRILL LYNCH.

PIERCE, SMITH QBr Bid Asked Bankers 87 Hanover Bank, N.Y. 52 Chase Manhattan 60 Chemical Corn 60 First National 82 Morgan Guaranty 101 Irving 39 Manufacturers 56 U.S. Trust N.Y 90V. 90 54 63 63 85 104 41l 59 93Y4 Insurance Stocks MERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER SMITH Bid Asked Aetna 229 239 Agric 28 30 I Amn Ins 24 26 Glens Falls 28 30 Great American 37 39 Hanover 37 40 I Hartford 173 180l Home 48 5131 Prov. Wash.

Ins. 19 20' Travelers 81 841ii Fire 27 28 Westchester 27 29Va, Ena Market NEW YORK (AP) (USDA) Wholesale egg offerings moderate Demand improved today. Receipts 16 700 (Wholesale selling prices based on exchange and other volume sales New York spot quotations follow Whites Top quality (48 50 lbs) 36 39, Mediums 23 24; Smalls 19 20 Peewees 16 17, Browns Top quality (48 50 lbs) 38 39, Mediums 27 28; Smalls 22 23; Peewes 16 17. History Lesson Morrill Lynch has always had the reputation of being ready, willing, and able, to help the email investor. That's a reputation we're proud of, but it is one that lias, on occasion, been misinterpreted misinterpreted to mean that we weren't ready, willing, and able to help the big inestor or speculator.

Nothing could be farther from the truth. Vie neither love Home more nor Caesar lessv We love them both alike Home ancf Caesar big account and little account. When this firm was first put together, it was our aim to provide the finest services' and facilities that any broker could hac for the handling of customers' business. As things were then, that meant the handling of good sized accounts, because in those days there weren't as many small investors. That's where our second objective took shape.

If we had have the finest facilities we could get for the handling of big accounts, why not make Ihcse same facilities available to the smaller investor? It was something we know we could do without overtaxing our equipment. And it was something we felt we ought to do, because it seemed important to us that more and more people have an ownership interest in our American business a) stem. We still feel the same way. Vie still operate the same way. We still have the same basic objectivr to provide the finc facilities and rxiirs can for both the big account and the small account.

May we incite ou to put us to the test whether your investment pioblem is measured in hundred of dollars or hundrids of thousands. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Smith Inc. Members New Yori Slock Exchange anJ all other Principal Exchanges 2 CATHARINE STREET, POUGHKEEPSIE Telephone: GRover 1 2100 Mrs. Knickerbocker, Sister Lives Here Mrs. Elicia Carr Knickerbock er, 60, prominent in horse show circles and secretary of the Oakes Hunt on Long Island for many jears, died in her sleep yesterday In her home, 311 Ken more road, Douglaston She is a sister of Miss Margaret Carr of this city.

She was the wife of Patrick Knickerbocker, sales manager of State Mills, Inc, New York City, and daughter of the late Chief Justice William I Carr, of the Appellate Division of Supreme Court, Brooklyn, and Mrs. Julia Fryer Carr In addition to her husband in Vassar hosDital this mornlnz survived oy i. nin was cm dren. Althea, Peter Loring Buzzell, Husband of Singer NEW OHK (API Loring Buzzell, 31 year old husband of singer Lu Ann Slmms, died to dav of a heart seizure Buzzell had complained re cently of chest pains, but thought they due to a stomach ulcer for which he was hospitalized two years ago He awoke just before dawn in se vere pain Lu Ann called a phy sician, but Buzzel died' at 5 a. The Buzzells were expecting their second child in December.

They had one daughter, Cindy, 4 Lu Ann was a singer on the Arthur Godfrey show when they were married in 1954 She was fired from the show In October, 1955, shortly after Cindy's birth, during Godfrey's winfly pubucized shakeup of his troupe. after a long illness. He was em and David Knickerbocker; an ployed by the Dutchess County an lllghway department as an fnh'" George A Car th 17 Iln. Garden City, and two broth equipment operator the last 17 years. Born Renfrew, Pa Jan.

1, 1907, he was the son of Miles W. and Lennle Brill Redick. Educated In Butler, Pa Mr. Redick came to Amenla. in 1928 where he employed las a construction worker on the Wassaic State school pro! ect.

Later, he moved to Hyde Park, and had been a resident of the Salt Point turnpike for UYE ycars. SURVIVING AKE his wife, the former Miss Alice McGraw, Amenla. whom he wed Nov. 20, 1UZ9; one daughter, Paul ine Brokaw and one grandson, John Paul Brokaw, Pleasant Valley; a brotherr Harold Redick, and sister, Mrs. Sarah Davidson, both of Butler: also several nephews and nieces in Pennsylvania, Be funeral, 9 30 o'clock, Thursday morning, will take place in St.

Stanislaus' church. Pleasant Valley. Burial wiM Jbe lnSt; Friends i may caui ai me kjiien unerai Home, Inc.j Pleasant Valley, 7 to 9 o'clock; tonight and tomor ers, Edward Carr, Manhattan, and Almet Carr, Brooklyn Funeral services will be private. Theodore Eykholt, Former Upholsterer Theodore Eykholt, 75, Stan fordville, former local upholsterer, died in the Rosary Hill hospital, Pleasantvilie, yester Iday. 1q mQYinslQLSlan fordville In May of this year, Mr.

Eykholt owned and oper ated an upholstery shop in Grubb street for 38 years. lie was born in Holland, Nov. 11, 1883, the son of Henry and Katherlne Span Eykholt. Surviving him 'are his wife, Mrs Grace Symes Eykholt; a brother, Augustus Eykholt, Elkhart, Ind several brothers and sisters in Holland, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be con ducted 10 o'clock, Thursday morning, at St.

Joseph's church. Clinton Corners. Friends may call at the.AHen Funerrfl Home, Pleasant Valley, 7 to 9 o'clock tonight and tomorrow night i Rites Thursday For Mrs. McArthur Funeral services for Mrs Charles McArthur. 54.

Miller ton, who died unexpectedly Sun day, will take place at 10 o'clock, Thursday morning in St Patrick's church, where a Mass of Requiem will be offered Burial will be in St. Patrick's cemetery Friends may call at the Valentine Funeral home, Mlllerton, 7 to 9 o'clock tonight nd tomorrow night. Mrs McArthur, who was the former Miss Margaret Mary O'Flaherty, had lived in Mlllerton about 25 years Her husband is proprietor of Sharkey's restaurant in the village. Timothy Coffin Timothy Jerome Coffin, Infant son of Mr. and Mrs.

Vernon W. Coffin, Clinton Corners, died five hours after his birth yes 1 terday at Vassar hospital, He is survived by two brothers. Vernon W. and Steven Bradley Coffin, Clinton his grandparents, Mr and Mrs Robert W. Coffin and 'Mr.

and Mrs. Franklin Chaize, Wilming, ton, Del. Burial took plade this after noon at thev LaGrange Rural'' cemetery, Manchester linage, with. Leo Shealy officiating Arrangements wfcre under the direction of the Joseph L. Parmele Funeral home.

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