The Times Record from Troy, New York • Page 17

New Slorm Blankets Troy Area (Continued From Page 11) last night at the hospital bfl pathologist from the Bender Laboratory. Assisting the coroner in his investigation were Detective Leo and Sgt. Coleman Lyons of the Detective Bureau and Patrolmen William L. Cunningham and John Olszowy of the radi patrol. Funeral Planned.

Survivors his widow the former Mary Ann Misiak; two daughters, Elaine Frances and Dianna Lee Gatti; a brother Charles F. Gatti of Albany, and sister, Mrs. Salvatore Silvesteri of Brooklyn. A veteran of World War he was a communicant of St, Augustine's Church and a former buyer and proprietor in the furniture business. In another accident attributed to the storm, Mrs.

Dora Pelkey 59, of Passaic, N. was in "saV isfactory" condition last night a 3 5 Gainsay Saratoga Hospital with lacera-' littl C1UUW (XHU head received in an accident 4:20 p.m. yesterday in Route 9. about one mile no'rth of Sound Lake. State Police reported that the woman was a passenger in a car! operated by her husband, Alfred Pelky, 60, which skidded and struck a stopped school bus.

Mr. --Pelkey suffered cuts and bruises! 47 faring- about the head, but declii medical treatment. Bus Had Stopped. The bus, owned by the Shenen- dehowa Central School District and operated by Harold J. Waite, 36.

was stopped at the foot of a hill. Only one child was on the bus with the driver and neither THE TIMES RECORD, TROY, was hurt. Pelkey told officials that he applied his brakes after coming over the top of the hill, but that his car skidded out of control. Especially hard hit were commuters whose work and business took them beyond the city's limits early in the day. Arteries leading them back into their home town late in the afternoon and evening were hopelessly ensnared in traffic jams of hun- cars and lasting for dreds of hours.

The worst reported tie-ups were at the city's southern threshold, the Menands bridge. Beginning at approximately 4 p.m.. jam-ups began developing on the Mill street hill and snarled autos at times were backed up three lanes wide the full length of the span and into Menands. Traffic was tied up until Also" at the workers' rush hour, ths Congress Street Bridge at one time was blocked solid and autos lined all the way across Special Formula White Bread Her Slenderizing Secret 1 Screen Performer ACROSS 5 1 Screen performer, 5 5 He is at home on movie. 8 He is a 12 Iroquoian Indian 13 Mrs.

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The city of Boston late yesterday was declared in -a state of emergency and New York State Safety Director Michael J. Prendergast said manpower and apparatus had been marshalled to aid the storm-stricken communities in the lower Hudson Valley. A state of emergency also was declared in Suffolk County. Flights Canceled. Close to 40 flights, bound for New York City and Boston and incoming from those points were reported canceled yesterday at the Albany Airport The four major lines operating out of that field said schedules are expected w.

4 fe 53 to 7 zi i i4 56. 56 9 ZB 33 a ence of wintry weather accentuated by temperatures much below the normal for this time of the year, which should be between 40 and 45 degrees. Temperatures below zero and slightly above were common in many parts of the state during yesterday's night hours. Massena reporting minus eight and Olean an even zero. The mercury could climb no higher than 24 degrees yesterday in the Troy Area and last night skidded to slightly above zero.

Operations at the traffic snarl at the Menands bridge yesterday were directed by Capt Edmund A. Hickey. Assisting were Patrolmen Jesse Strock and Joseph Murray of the radio patrol and Sgt. Thomas Murphy and Patrolman John Downey, both of the latter who were off duty at the time but came to the assistanceii of their fellow policemen. i A defective clutch stranded a large tractor trailer on 4th street, between Lincoln avenue and Harrison street for several hours at the height of the traffic iam EVENING, Miss Truman To Be Bride On April 21 New York (AP) Margaret Truman said yesterday she will marry newspaperman Clifton Daniel in a "very simple ceremony" Saturday, April 21 in a little church at Independence, where her parents were wed 37 years ago.

The 32-year-old daughter of former President Harry Truman said she will wear a lace and tulle street-length gown of beige favorite will have only two attendants. The reception will be at the Truman home in Independence, "for a few very old, very close friends." Miss Truman also dis- clased at a news conference that honeymoon plans are still up in the air and "it's up to Mr. Daniel." The wedding will take place at 4 p.m. in Independence's Trinity Episcopal Church. It will come close on the heels of another important and much more elaborate marria'ge that of film star Grace Kelly to the Prince of Monaco.

Miss Kelly and Prince Rainier III will be married in a civil ceremony in Monaco April 18 and a church ceremony tie next day. Miss Truman, who recently said she'd have a hard time finding Bridesmaids because most of her riends are married, will have as matrons honor Mrs. John E. Horton of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Coleman Branton, of Kansas City, Mo.

Mrs. Horton is the former Drucie Snyder, daughter of John Snyder, an old friend of Truman and his secretary of the Treasury. Mrs. Branton is the former Mary Shaw. Miss Truman said she thought Mrs.

Horton would be wearing apple sreen, and Mrs. Branton, Lebanon Gets New Cabinet Beirut, Lebanon (AP)--Premier Abdullah al Yafi formed a new cabinet last night. The move ended a five-day crisis set off by Other cabinet members inclu4i George Karam, finance minister; George Hakim, economic and edu- the resignation of Rashid Kararai' catio11 Mohamed Sabra, tion and posts, telegraphs and telephones; Magid Arslan, defense; Ernile Bustany, public works; Joseph Shaf, agriculture Nazih Bizri, "health; and Salim Lahoud, foreign affairs and WINTER'S GRIP-A Hartford pedestrian is shown above fighting the fierce wind and snow that yesterday gripped Connecticut in the second "last gasp" storm of the season. Transportation in- Hartford yesterday was almost at a standstill. (United Press Telephoto) Poestenkill Club Discusses New District She said her own gown had rraltic was lied up until ueiu 5am scneauies are expected i-ue neignt oi tne traffic jam close to 8 P.HU on the hill and io resume gradually during the Patrolman Louis Graver de- on Campbell ind Vandenburg, day as fields in the stricken cities tailed to direct traffic around the become open.

A transatlantic plane, bound for New York City- from Madrid, Spain, by way of Ireland, was forced to land at the Albany Airport with its 20 pass engers. The flight was resumed after two hour delay. All On Duty. Throughout the day, Rensselaer County road crews kept all equipment on duty sanding, salting and plowing main and secondary roads. A few pieces of apparatus were still on duty late last night and roads were generally reported in good condition although demanding caution from A.

Mills, manager of drivers. Milton the Troy office of the New York Telephone said wire traffic was slightly heavier than usual for both local and out-of-town ANITA C011Y, Africa's No. 1 Beauty Authority youthful slcnderncxs, not by dieting, but by quieting the panfS hunger. Her slenderizing secret is a delicious, formula, high-protein, low- calone white bread, called Lite Diet, Ihit she eats with and between meals, to take the edge off her appetite. Hiked without added sugar or fats, Itrd or Lite Diet is so low in calories that two slices of it contain less than the average apple.

Get Lite Diet Bread, today! It's better tasting, better toasting, too, --Adv. calls, but service was maintained at a normal being pace. Fortunately, he there were no maintenance difficulty as the snow was light dry enough so as not to damage lines. Three Major Storms. Three major storms struck the area in rapid succession, beginning with a six-inch fall, followed up by last Friday's 15 inches and climaxed by yesterday's official three and one-half inches.

The total accumulation also accounts in part for the persist- ALBlA BOSTON MEAT GROCERY 00, 540 PAWLING AVL, TROY FREE DELIVERY BABY BEEF ARMOUR'S "STAR" SMO. GALAS MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 1 LB. BAG FRESH KILLED FRYERS BROILERS 1C stalled vehicle. Supervisors To Be Guests Of Women Voters Members of the County Board of Supervisors" and the Board of Elections have been invited to be guests of the Rensselaer County League of Women Voters at their March membership meeting to be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Pioneer Lounge.

Mrs. Dale Brown, president of the Schenectady League and a former member of the county organization, will tell how the Schenectady branch assisted in bringing about the adoption'of permanent personal registration in Schenectady County. The coffee hour preceding the program will be in charge of Mrs. John J. Casey Jr.

Mrs. James Donnelly, permanent personal registration chairman, has made the arrangements for the meeting. The league board will hold its next meeting Monday at the home of Airs. Edward- Pfeffer. At that time final plans will be discussed for the annual dinner meeting to be held in April.

Salvation Army Cadets To Hold Troy Meetings Nine cadets, students in the Salavation Army's Training College of New York City, will visit Troy Saturday to remain for the weekend and conduct the services at the Troy Salvation Army Temple. Saturday at 8 p.m. the cadets will present musical program and on Sunday they will conduct at Vanderheyden Hall at i a.m., and the services at the temple at 10 a.m. Three open air meetings will be conducted in the afternoon and the regular weekly meeting will be held At 7 p.m. on Franklin Square.

The cadets will be accompanied by Major and Mrs. Charles Talmadge, faculty members of the training college. School Children See Play At Lansingburg The last of a series of plays sponsored by the Lansingburg Council of Parents and Teachers for pupils of Lansingburg schools was presented today at Knickerbacker Junior High School. The production, "Hans Clodhopper," was given by the Salome Gaynor Theater Group which has presented plays earlier in the school year. New officers of the Lansing- burg Council will be presented at a tea and meeting tomorrow at 3:30 p.m.

at Knickerbacker Junior High School. The meeting will be in the loirie economics room on the! third floor of the school. Young GOP Fighis McKay Portland, Ore. (AP) The executive board of the Oregon College League of Young Republicans has endorsed Philip Hitchcock for Republican nomination to the Senate over Secretary of the Interior Douglas McKay. It was the first primary election endorsement by the league and reversed an earlier decision --reached before candidates filed --ro stay out of the primaries.

Hitchcock, a member of Portland's Lewis and Clark College development staff, is opposed for ths nomination by McKay and two other lesser known candidates. Sen. Wayne Morse is expected to be the Democratic candidate. The board, whose endorsement now goes to the 11 college chapters in the state, gave explanation of its decision to choose sides in the primary. The league is a separate organization" within the state Young Republican Fed- been ordered from Italian design er Nicole Fontana three weeks ago, but she didn't think the designer knew that it was going to )e her wedding dress.

She will wear a matching beige iat and veil designed by John Frederics. Daniel, 43-year-old assistant 'oreign news editor for the New York Times, will have best man and two ushers. Miss Truman said she could ot disclose their names yet, but they will be "his old iriends." Daniel did not attend the news conference. The possibility of securing a third election district for the Town of Poestenkill and preliminary plans for dinner and dance were discussed at a meeting of the Poestenkill Democrat and Social Club in Myrt and John's Restaurant last night. Robert Wilson, treasurer, declared that a new voting district in the vicinity of Snyders Corners road and Route 66 wo.uld relieve the congestion at polls in District 1 in Poestenkill.

George Wilday, president, said the matter would be reviewed by the Election Committee. A community dinner and dance will be held at Sullivan-Jones Post, VFW, in Poestenkill Saturday, April 28. Mrs. Betty Komertz is chairman. The next meeting will be Monday, April 16.

ALL FORMS INSURANCE Time Payments Walter G. Love 91 Fourth Sh, Troy AS 4-7820 as premier. In his 10-man cabinet, Yafi included four non-parliamentarians. He kept three ministers from the outgoing cabinet. Yafi is interior minister as well as prime minister.

He gave the new post of minister of state to ex-Premier Saeb Salam. Salam will handle Arab affairs and oil issues. ON DEAN'S LIST Grace M. Bentley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

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