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$1995 OUR 7 1 it YEAR I Opts Hon. Wed. Prt. Evee Sal III 4 Cars Available On Dally and Yrartj Rental DEATHS BAKTH Frederick, el Mlltartan, I law raeldenct Jamrr 30. IMt.

Maaa of Requiem win ba held at oi ramcaa tntrn h. Mlllerte Friday. February I at AM. Interment St. Patrick', cometeiy.

Friend, majr call at lha Valentin. Funeral Home. Park Arena, eMIerton. Thunder ere nina i i ne noaary win reaiea at I o'clock. Joh Van Benschoten 165 Smith St, GL 4 6030 CRAFT 8ophl W.

In Iwr Mth nr. i uojrn, n. janaarr jo, iim. Service to which relative and fiiend are Invited will heM from Sweet Funeral Home. South Poat Jload.

Hyde park. Friday. February at PM. Flianda may call at the mneral Horn Wedneaday and Thursday eve nlnit. Interment Cmm Elbow Cemetery In chars of Oeorff W.

Bweet. KFLLY In thl city January 30, IMS. Elisabeth Kelly Funeral from the narrow Funeral Horn. 31 Bouu Ham ilton Street, Friday at 9 a and at Mary Church it I i where a Man of Requiem win be celebrated Interment In Calvarv Cemeierv Rel ative and friends are Invited Friend may call Wednesday evening after 7. and Thursday afternoon and evening Arrangements In charge of the Darrow Funeral Home LltOAL NOTICES State Notlrei 160 STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY COURT: DUTCHESS COUNTY W.

DOUGLAS FEIERABEND, Plaintiff, BRANNIGAN and EILEEN RRANN1GAN. his wile, and TEX ICO, INC Defendants IN PURSUANCE of a Judgement of Foreclosure and Sale, entered In the above entitled action and bearing date the 1Mb day of January. IM2, the under signed, 'the Refers In said Judgment named, will sell at public auction at the County Court House In I'oughkeepsie. Dutches County, New York, on the Hth day of February. 1962, at eleven o'clock In the forenoon of that day the premise directad by said judgment to be sold.

ana nerein oescrtDeo ss follows ALL that tract or parrel of land stltnat In the City of Poughkeensie. Dutchess County. New York, bounded and described as followi BEGINNING a point on the easterly aide of Corlles Avenue, which said point la forty five feet southerly Irom the southeast corner of Corlies Avenu and Arnold Rod (formerly Mansion Street) running from said dnt easterly along the south line of belonging to Isahelle 1j Suer Retd 100 feet; thence in a southerly direction 44 feet, thence running In a westerly direction to a point In the east aid of Corlles Avenue 47 feet southerly from the point of beginning, thence running northerly along the east aide of said Corlles Avenue 47 feet to the place of beginning The parties of the first pari further grant and convey to said second party, their heirs and assigns a right of way as a means of ingress and egress either by foot or by vehicle over lands now, or formerly of John Eylera, described as follows BEGINNING at a paint on the eant tine of Corlles Avenue 82 feet southerly from the southeast comer of Corlies Avenue snd Arnold Road, thence In an easterly direction along the south line of the sbuve described lot 70 feet to a point, thence In a southerly direction parallel to Corlies Avenue 8 feet, thence running in a westerly direction about 70 feet to the east line of Corlles Atrnue feet to the place of beginning The premises are now known ss 91 Corlles Avenue This conveyance is made subject to renlrlrtlons and conditions of record Dated. January 17th. 1W2 RUDOLPH RUSSO.

Esq REFEREE CORBALLY AND CARTLAND Attorneys for Plaintiff 226 Union Street Poughkeepsie, New ork 160 2flt PLOO Josephine at Rhlnebeck. January 30, 1902 Service to which rela live and friend ar Invited will be held Friday at 1 30 at the Dapaon Funeral Home, 83 West Market Street, Rhlnebeck Interment Pougtikeepal Rural Cemetery In lieu of flower friends msy mske contributions to the; Cancer Fund Friends may call at the runerai iiome mursaay evening Frederick Barth Dies. Former Chief Frederick Barth, 78, who had been a gardener on private es tates, died yesterday at hit home, Center street, MlUerton, after a long Illness. He had lived In Mil lerton for SO years and was a former chief of the MUlerton Fire department. Mr.

Barth was born in Cheshire, May 31, 1885, and was ed ucated there. He was the son of the late Emlle and Marie Pier fielde Barth. Before moving to MUlerton, he had Resided In Tuxedo Park and In Lennox, Mass. EOUCHKEEPSIE JOURNAL Henry Schickenbura. Resident of New, Palrz Henry scnickenburg, 74, New today at the Kingston hospital after a long Illness.

He was a retired woodworker, born in Germany. March 10. 1886. His parents were the late Carl and Johanna Gobel Schickenburg Thi are rm fnmrlvnra The Rev. Roger Leonard will conduct funeral eervioeV at the tXvt Vitiuwat luime a 1t Friday at 9 a.

m. Burial will be in the New PalU Rural cemetery. Today's Market WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 31, Scherfcr to Confer. Willi Jolly On Fishkill Financial Status PORPIGLIA st Highland, January 29.

1962. Madeline, wife of the 1st IXimtnirk I'orplglta, in her Win year. Funeral will be held Thursday morning, 9 o'clock, from the Eltlng Height Funeral Home. 3ft Main Street. High land, and 9 30 at St James Church, Milton interment Msry cemetery.

tin town Friends msy call at the funeral home Toesdsy snd Wednesday 2 to I and 7 to 10 Funeral under the direction of Guy and John Torsone ON SEPT. 7, 111. In New York City, he married the former Miss Caroline Seickendick. He became a member of the Knights of Columbus in May, 1915, and in 1946 transferred to the Amenla coun cil, of which he was an honorary life member. Mr.

Barth also was a life mem' ber of the Democratic club, and belonged to the MUlerton Gun club. SURVIVING IN ADDITION to his wife are four daughters, Mrs. June Stanton, Lakevllle, and Mrs Dorothy Rossman, Mrs. Eleanor Und and Miss Cecilia Barth, Millerton; two sons, Fred erick Barth, Seattle, and Charles Barth. Parma.

a brother. Barth, Tuxedo Park, 13 grandchildren and sev eral nieces and nephews. The funeral will be conducted Joseph Galuppo, Operated Tavern Joseph Galuppo, 72, of 3 North Clover street, operator of the Clover tavern, Main street, for 3 years, died yesterday at St. Francis' hospital after a brief illness. A native of Italy, he came to this country 70 years ago.

A resident of this city for 45 years, Mr. Galuppo was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Galuppo. His wife, the former Miss Nellie Bocchlno, survives.

He was a fourth degree member of the Knights of Columbus and belonged to Local 44, Bricklayers union. STONE Lulu at Rhlnebeck. J.nit.ni II IH1 Kmrvtfm In Mrhlrh relative, and irtenda are invited win from the Valentine Funeral home. Funeral ES.V5 M.r'K. Park avenue, Millerton.

Friday at Rhlnebeck Interment Rhlnebeck cem etery Friends may call at the funeral home Friday afternoon 2 30 4 evening 7 9 Montgomery Post 429 American legion Auxiliary will hold services Friday evening 9pm Funeral Directors HI AM. EN FUNERAL ROME, INC. PLEASANT VAIXEY. MErcury MIN MILLBROOK. N.

ORlol 7 911 ROBERT AUCHMOODY FUNERAL HOMES. INC. 16 Grand Avenue Tel Of 2 1 M0 STATE OF NEW YORK RUI'REME COURT DUTCHESS COUNTY In the Matter of the Application of I ELIZABETH EVANS to procure an Order Dissolving I her marriage to HAUAKKUK EVANS. I TO HABAKKUK EVANS TAKE NOTICE that a Petition haa been resented to this Court by ELIZABETH AANS, your wife, lor dissolution of your ms its I ate on the ground that you absented yourself fur five S4oolv Sears last past without being known to rr to be lttlng and that she believes you to be dead, and mat pursuant to an Order of said Court entered the 30th day of January, 1962, a hearing will be had upon said petition si the said Supreme Court in the County Court House, Poughkeepsie, State of Nrw York, on the 41h day of May 1962 si 10 00 o'clock In the forenoon Dated Poughkeepsie. New York January 2.

t2 ELIZABETH EVANS Petitioner EFFRON it GOLDBERG, ESUS Attorneys for Petitioner Office Address 39 Market Street Poughkeepsie, New ork DEL SANTO FUNERAL HOME "The Home of Peraonal Service CL HIM 1M Hill SI. DOWUNGFUNKRAL HOME MERUIT IXIWI.INO, Jr. Lie. Mfr PAIRVIEW AVE Globe 1 MI0 FRALEIGH FUNERAL HOMB ARTHUR rRAIEKlH. Me.

Ult. 41 Marshall OlMbt milo William 01. 0710 G. Miller Funeral Homea Son GL Mian MUEVEY FUNERAL HOME WII.I.IAM F. III'IVEY.

Lie. Mar. 211 Hanalon St Phone Glbe 4 H1I JOSEPH L. PARMELE FUNERAL DIREITIIR 74 Haliht Avenue. Tel.

Globe MTM ROBERTS FUNERAL HOME Wappingers Falls SWEET'S FUNERAL HOME George W. Sweet, Lie. Mgr. HYDE PARK, Tel CApllal HIH4 Schoonmaker FUNERAL Chapel GLobe 4 1800 9:30 a with a Requiem Mass at St. Patrick's church, Millerton, at 10 a conducted by the Rev.

Joseph Dunn. Burial will take place in St. Patrick's cemetery. Calling hours at the funeral home will be tomorrow, 7 to 9 p.m.. and the Rosary will be recited there at 8 p.m.

i. Mrs. George Craffr In Her 96th Year Mrs. George Craft, 95, South Cross road, Staatsburg, died yesterday at the home of a grandson, Frederick Craft, New Haiti road, Lloyd, after an illness of two years. Her husband died sev eral years ago.

A native of Germany, Mrs. Craft was born Dec. 31, 1866, and came to this country when she was 18 years old. She lived in Hartsdale and then moved to Staatsburg 35 years ago. Her parents were the late Mr.

and Mrs. Konrad Daterdink. a a't, SURVIVORS include four sons, George. Henry. Forrest and Wil liam Craft, Hyde Park, 10 grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren.grandchildren.

Funeral services will be con ducted Friday 'at 2 p.m. at Sweet's Funeral home, 29 South Pc si road, Hyde Park, by the Rev. Merle S. Arnold, of the Pleasant Plains Presbyterian church. Burial will take place in Cram Eltxm cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral borne tonight and tomorrow night. IN ADDITION to his wife, he is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Christine Larotonda, city: two sons, Angelo and Arthui Galuppo, city, six four greatgrandchildren and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be conducted from the Torsone Memorial Funeral home, 218 Mill street, Saturday at 9 a. m.

with a Solemn High Mass of Requiem to be cele brated at the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel at 9:30 a. m. Burial will take place in St. Peter's cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home tomor row and Friday afternoons and nights. Mrs. Stone, 59, Rhinebeck Resident Mrs. James R. Stone 77 Livingston street, Rhinebeck, died today at her home after a long illness.

The former Miss Lulu Nettie White, she was in her 60th year. Mrs. Stone was a life long res ident of Rhinebeck, bor Aug. 12, 1902, daughter of the late Dr. Edwin D.

and Amy Mann White. She was a member of Montgomery unit, American Legion auxiliary. Survivors include her husband, three daughters, Mrs. Gordon H. Cotting, Mrs.

Norman N. Callaghan and Mrs. Anthony D. Putorti, Rhinebeck; a son, James R. Stone Rhinebeck: two sis ters, Mrs.

Lester C. Trowbridge, Rhinecliff, and Mrs. William Haywood, Putnam Valley, and a brother. Wallace W. White, Bridgeport, Conn.

2:30 Stock Price MERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER A SMITH Dow Jones Averages Industrials 698.58 Up 4.49 Railroads 147.42 Up .68 Utilities 123.96 Up .34 43H 21 60 22V 4Sra 44 33 15 4 128 87 18 60 67H 26H 26 41 65 39 39H 33 65 57 274 77 54 17 42 36 67 228 25 103V4 32 26 60 43 106V, 35 74 86 57 26 Florists 253 County Notices 170 COl'NTY COURT DUTCHESS COUNTY MORGAN CUARANT TRUST COMPANY OF NEW U1RK AS TRUSTEE II A riATEO AH GUST 31. 144 FOR (ONTINEN TAL BAKING COMPANY AM) 1 1) I ARIES EMPLOYES PENSION PLAN. PlalntlH. aKalnal JOHN lxmERY and EIJ.EN IDWERY, 16 Cornell Ave Red Hook. N.w ork.

IMrtvdinti LEGAL NOTICES County Notices 170 TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS M)U ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to anawer the complaint In this action and to aervc a copy ol your aniwer. or If fh mmnlainl t. not aer Ml With thl. eummone. to aere a notice ol appear ajcain.1 you by default tor the relief de nc on th nlalnliri'a attorney with manaea In the complaint twenly 1201 daya alter the arrvtre of Dated, thla litb day of December, thl.

eummona. exrlualte ol the day ol aenlce In caae ol your lallure to ap CORBALLY AND CARTLAND pear or anewer. Judlmrnt will be lakrn Attorney, lor PUInUII afauiat you by default lor the relict I'lm ana Aaareee ine compiBim CUT FLOWERS PIjWMTS GRAHAM'S Flower Arrangements 17 Orchard Place GL 4 7140 State Fatalities BUFFALO Gerard A. Duals, 43, of North Tonawanda, died last in a hospital of injuries suffered Jan. 22 when he fell from a scaffold at a paper company where he was employed as a welder rlem nrfrd in Dated, this zna amy 01 aukui, ivo CORBALLY AND CARTLAND Attorney! for Plaintiff (Hlir and Addreaa 22b Union Strwt FouUhkeepsir Nrw York TO JOHN LOVER and ELLEN LOVt ERY The foregoing Summons la aened upon you by publication pursuant to an ordrr of the Hon John SrhwarU.

Dutchess County Judge, dated the 23rd day of 1962, and tiled with the Com plaint to 4he Office of the Clerk of the County of Dulrhesi at the Dutches County Court Mouse, in the City of Poughkeepsie. New ork That the purpose of this action Is to foreclos a mortxajte executed by Col lege Park Development Corp to The Meadow Brook National Bank of Naasau County, and recorded In the Dutchess County Clerk's Office in Uher 743 of MorUages at Page 102. and mortgage made by John Lowery and Ellen Lowery. his wife to Meadow Brook National Bank of Naasau County, and re corded In the Dutchess County Clerk's Office Liber 777 ol Mortgages ai P. hich two mortgages were cons' da ted by agreement between John IjPwerjr and Ellen Lowery, his wife, Jfru Meadow Brook National Bank T.k.ubii ia uintv on October 3.

1959. ,) subsequently assigned by The Mea jtTT u.hwt.1. Natinnal Bank of Nassau County to Morgan Guaranty Trust Com pany Of New TOT AS ruae hwj 13144 For Continental Baking Company and Subsidiaries Employees Pension Plan by Assignment of Mortgage recorded In the Dutches County Clerk' Office In Liber 63 of Assignment of Mortgages at PM 170 3 COUNTY COURT DUTCHESS COUNTY MORGAN GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OK NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE VA DATED AUGUST 3L W4 FOR CONTINENTAL BAKING COMPANY AND 6UBSI DIARIES EMPLOYEES PENSION PLAN, Plaintiff. gjlnst ROBERT McMAINS and RUTH D. McMAINS.

hi wife, and EDGAR CROMWELL and ANN D. CROMWELL, ot 1 1 Princeton Street, Rod Hook New York. DefeadanU 6UMMON8 TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: 'YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to auuwer lb Complaint 1 this actios and to atrv a copy of your answer, or if In coaiplalnt la not avrvod with (hi aervc a doum appear 226 Union Street I'oughkeepsie, New York TO EDGAR CROMWELL and ANN CROMWELL The foregoing Summons Is served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of the Hon John Schwartz. Dutchess County Judge, dated the 23rd day of January. 1962, and filed with the Amended Complaint In the Office of the Clerk of the County of Dutches the Dutchess County Court House, la the City of Poughkeepsie, New York That the purpose of this action 1 to foreclose a mortgage executed by Col lege Park Development Corp.

to The neaaow urooa National Hn of Nassau County, and recorded In the Dutchess County Clerk' Office In Liber 743 of Mortgage at Page 110. and a mortgage Hutu McMalna. his WIFE, to The Meadow Brook National Bank of Nassau County, recorded in the Dutchess Count Clerk's Office In Liber 780 of Mortgages at Psae 147. which two mortgage were consolidated by agreement between Rob en as mcasain ana ttutn u. mcMaina.

his wife, and The Meadow Brook National Bank of Naaaau County on November 2, 1939, and auoeeouenUy aa ngnea oy in auaaow xtrook National Bank of Naasau County to Morgan Guaranty Trust Company of New York am Trustee UA Dated 13144 For Contin ental Baking Company and BulMtdlan lunpiuyees Pension Plan by Assignment of Mortgage recorded la the Dutches County Clerk' Office In Uber of As Hi omenta of Mortgagee ai Pnaa 177. 170319 Miss Kelly, Alter Brief Illness Miss Elizabeth H. KeUy, 57. South Hamilton street, died yesterday at St. Francis' hospital after a brief illness.

She was born in Whiteport, daughter of the late John and Ellen Igoe Kelly, she lived in Kingston, where she was educated, before coming here about 30 years ago. She was retired and was a communicant of St. Mary's church. Among the survivors are a sis ter, Miss Margaret Kelly, Far Rockaway, L. and three nieces, Miss Marie Hurley, city, Mrs.

Martha Fardy, Iron wood. and Mrs. Ruth Reutershan, city. The funeral will be conducted from the Darrow Funeral home. 39 South Hamilton street, Friday at a.

m. with a Requiem Mass to be offered at St. Mary's cnurcn at 9:30 a. Burial will be in Calvary ceme tery. Friends may Call at the funeral home tonight after 7 clock and tomorrow afternoon and night.

ALSO SURVIVING are three uncles, Percy and Austin Mann. Rhinebeck, and James B. Mann, Largo, seven grandchildren and several nieces, nephews and cousins. Mrs. Stone was a sister of Dr.

Floyd H. White, Kentsfield. who died recently. The Rev. Donald T.

Keil, of the Rhinebeck Methodist church, will conduct funeral services Sat urday at 2 p. m. at the Dapson Funeral home, 65 West Market street, Rhinebeck. Burial will be in the Rhinebeck cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday, 2:30 to 4 p.

m. and 7 to 9 p. m. Mont gomery unit will have services there Friday at 8 p. m.

Mrs. Heyde, 92, Rhinebeck Resident Mrs. Reichard Heyde, i 92, died yesterday at her home on Round Lake road, Rhinebeck, where she had been living for 14 years with her son, Robert Heyde. The former Miss Johanna Petermann, Mrs. Heyde was the daughter of the late Karl and Eliza beth Petermann.

She was bom in Berchtesgaden, Germany, on June 12. 1869. Her husband is deceased. Rites Friday For Miss Leion burrrccite'i Notices 175 NOTICE Prei LEWIS MitaUm cl Claim. SCA 1D7 FILKINS.

becaJeat Pur auanl la an order of Hon. W. VINCENT itAUY, burrogi notice is Hereby given, that of Dutchaaa Coual Si Deraofu havlnH elalma aeaiaM taa of LEWIS 8 riLKINS. deceajed. late of uw jown ol Hvoe park, la eM Goanry.

axe required to eihlblt lha aame with voucner uereJor to the noderdMned Ez eculora of aaid aetata, at lha office of annur a rlaititn. Attorney lor Exaeutora. Market Street, la the CUT of Pouh keepaJe. oa or before the and dajr of May. 1WI Dated Ihla ilat day of Oo JAMES a RYMPH CEORCE BODENSTEIN Executara ARTHUR S.

IIALP1N. Attorney for Eaecutora Market Street Poiif bkeepela. New York muxra The funeral for Miss Florence M. Leion, 68. who died uneiDect edly Monday night at Highland hospital, Beacon, will be conduct ed from the Thomas C.

Varland Funeral home. 41 Teller avenue Beacon, Friday at 9:15 a.m. with a bolemn High Mass of Requiem to be celebrated at St. John's church, Beacon, at 10 a.m. Burial will be in the family riot in Star cemetery.

Groton. Conn. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight and tomorrow after IN ADDITION to her son, Ro bert, surviving are another son, Dr. Bernhard Heyde, Hamburg, Germany, one granddaughter, one great granddaughter and one niece. The Rev.

Robert J. Creech, of the Church of the Messiah, will officiate at funeral services tomorrow at 8 p. m. at the Dapson Funeral borne, 65 West Market street, Rhinebeck. Burial will be at the convenience of the family.

There will be no calling hours. ABC Paramount AllJs Chalmers Aluminum Co. American Airlines American Can American Cyanamid Amer Mach Fdy American Motor American Radiator Amer and American Tobacco Ampex Corp Anaconda Arrnco Steel Atchison and SF RR Avco Beth Steel Boeing Brunswick Corp Celanese Corp Central Hud and El Chrysler Ches and Ohio Ry Col Gas and Elec Cons Edison N.Y. Corn Products Curtis Wright Daystrom Douglas Aircraft Dow Chem duPont de Nemour Eastern Airlines Eastman Kodak Elec Bond Share El Paso Nat Gas Fairchild Cam Florida Power Ford Motors Gen Dynamics Gen Electric General Foods Gen Motors Gen Telephone General Tire Rubber Goodyear and Gulf Oil Homestake Mining Int Business Machines Int Harvester Int Nickel Canada Int Tel and Tel Int Paper Johns Manville Kennecott Lockheed Aire Marine Midland McDonnell Aire Minn Mng Monsanto Chemical Montg Ward National Biscuit Natl Dairy Natl Distillers Central Niag Mohawk PW North Amer Aviation Northern Pacific Ry Olin Mathieson Pan American Airlines Pennsylvania RR Pepsicola Pfizer, Chas. Phelps Dodge Phillips Petroleum Polaroid Pub Ser El Gas Radio Reynolds Met Reynolds Tobacco Raytheon Rep Steel Royal Dutch Safeway Stores St.

Regis Paper Sears Roebuck Schenley Dist Sinclair Oil Socony Mobil Southern Co XD Southern Pacific Ry Sperry Rand Std Oil Std Oil Ohio Studebaker Sunray Oil XD Texaco Texas Ins Transitron Union Carbide United Aircraft United Airlines United Corp United Fruit Universal Match Steel Rubber Vanadium Corp. Westinghouse EI Western Union Woolworth Zenith Radio Yesterdas Poultry Market NEW YORK (API (USDAV Live poultry. Receipts UehL Trad ing good to active. Market firm. By truck: hens, blacks over 6 lbs 25.

Pullets, Rocks 6 lbs and up 46 48; Rocks 5 lbs and up 46; White Crosses 5 lbs up 39. Broilers or fryers. Rocks 3 4 lbs average 31 33. mostly 33: White Crosses' 3 4 lbs average (all pullets) 28; White Rocks 3 4 lbs average 26. Dressed poultry.

Turkeys grade and U.S. grade ready to cook, frozen: in carlot and trucklot action fair, not aggres sive interest reported for hens and fryer roasters and a limited interest in consumers sizes of toms. Country offerings firmly held. Hens 8 16 lbs; early sales reported at 33, bids unfilled at 33, late offers at 33H. Fryer roasters 4 8 lbs: bid 34, offers 35.

Turkeys 8 14 lbs: bids 31K, offers 32 33. Toms 14 20 lbs: offers at 30. Squabs and ducklings unchanged. Butter NEW YORK AP) (USDA Butter offerings fully ample to burdensome. Demand spotty.

Prices unchanged. Cheese offerings ample. Demand fair. Wholesale sales, American cheese I whole milk). Single daisies fresh 40 45 cents; single daisies aged 49 52; flats aged 49 54; processed American pasteurized 5 lbs 39 43; domestic Swiss (wheels) grade 52 53; grade 50 53.

43 40 484 533 53H 80V, 54 33'vl 57T4 83 51 33 66V 49 32', 82i 63 28 184 44 Vt 70. 42H 384 224 ir, 524 49 61H 55'4 195 62Va 56 39 754 36 56 354 534 75 25 38 524 564 28. 22 52 56 104 274 53 1064 144 1144 474 374 8 28 24 72 574 254 374 384 83 68 State Bonds NEW YORK (AP) New York state bonds. (Quoted on a yield basis. 44s Jan.

1965 2.302.10; 44s Jan. 1964, 2.20 2 00 2s Thruway 1982 84. 3 65 3.55. Public authority bonds: (bid and asked i N.Y. state Thruway A 3 10s 1994, 934 944; N.Y.

state power 4s 2006, 1104 1114. Merrick Ties Bulk of Fires To Carelessness Poughkeepde Fire Chief Mer rick, yesterday told members ol the Hopewell Kiwanis club that 90 percent of all fires are due to carelessness. The club's luncheon meeting was at the Four Clover inn, Hopewell Junction. Despite an intensive effort by the Poughkeepsie Fire department to educate the public to the danger of careless actions leading to fire, the department has not been able to decrease the number of fires occurrintf in the city. Chief Merrick said.

HE POINTED out that Greg in the United States annually kill about 11,000 persons and cost 11,500,000,000 in property damage. The death rate and DroDertv losses due to fire are much lower in Europe, where buildings are made of non combustiblecombustible materials and where persons are punished if it is proved that their neelieence resulted in a fire, hesaid. In other action club President Guy St. John appointed a committee to study fund raising projects. The committee is composed of himself, Robert Auch moody, Sheldon Ruf, Randy Kortas and Harry Miller.

The installation dinner for new officers will take place at 6:30 p. m. Feb. 17 at Wend over Farms. Family Service Elects Officers Mrs.

David Chamberlain, Town of LaGrange, was elected presi dent of the Family Service association. 60 Liberty street, at the annual meeting yesterday. Arthur J. Strom, and James L. Corcoran were elected vice presidents: Mrs Louis E.

Emdsley, secretary, and Lloyd L. Rosenthal, treasurer. MEMBERS WHO, will serve on the board of directors for three year terms include Miss Margaret Myers. Vassar college, and Jerome Stewart, assistant admin istrator at St. Francis' hospital.

Reelected for three year terms as directors were Theodore Brinckerhoff, Mrs. John V. Sharp, Mrs. Emdsley and Charles J. Smith.

Pleasant Valley; Albert E. Paul, Hyde Park. Mrs John K. Gardner and David Effron. The board has 27 members.

Jobless Rate Drops To 5.8 Percent WASHINGTON (API The unemployment rate fell to 5.8 percent of the work force in January the first time in 16 months it has dropped below six percent. Secretary of Labor Goldberg said that employment dropped by 1.400,000 to 65.058,000 in January while unemployment increased by 572,000 to 4.663.000. IN ADDITION TO the financial and auditors' reports, Mrs. Jo seph Mastroianni, executive director, submitted the annual re port. The annual meeting preced ed a board meeting at which time various committee chairmen were appointed.

They are membership, Mrs. Gardner; nominating, Wilbur Edmunds; finance, Joseph F. Furlong; community action, Mr. Corcoran, and public relations, Robert McKinney. Mr.

McKinney made known that the agency display is on view in the Central Hudson Gas and Electric Co. window in Cannon street. There will be an exhibi tion at Western Publishing North road, and in Rhinebeck. Miss Myers is chairman of a new Long Range Planning committee. Air Defense Test Set for Tomorrow SYRACUSE (AP) North America's air defenses will be tested tomorrow night in a simulated aerospace attack on the northeastern and midwestern United States, the 26th Air divi sion said today.

Division headquarters at nearby Hancock Field said it would conduct "shock wave," an overnight air defense training exercise involving supersonic fighters of the North American Air Defense Command (NORAD) and bombers of the Strategic Air Command. Supervisor Schetter. Fishkffl, today made known that be sched uled to meet, with former. Supervisor Jolly in. an attempt to Set complete Information pQ.

town financial transactions 1tl. Mr. Jolly's term of efflc "I hope to be able to give a monthly report to the Town board Monday night." Mr. Schetter laid. a HE POINTED OUT that such a report will have to wait for a final report from Mr.

Jolly. Mr. Schetter now proposes to report each month to keep the Town board aware of the town's finan cial condition. The meeting tonight between Mr. 'Schetter and Mr.

Jolly was arranged after the Town board passed a resolution calling on Mr. Jolly to bring his records op to date by ttfiay. Mr. Jolly, who attended the Jan. 8 meeting at which the resolution was passed, agreed at that time to complete the records.

Mr. Schetter. In asking for ap proval of the resolution, said he could bring the records up to date but he did not think this was his responsibility. Police Checking School Break in Try Police Chief Martin said todav that his department is investigating a report that thieves or vandals tried to break Into the Gov ernor Clinton school over the weekend and tried to burn a rear door in the school in Montgomery street Police found evidence that someone had tried to force open the front door lock and the lock in a back door leading into the gymnasium. The lower part of the rear door also was burned by rubbish which had beeri piled against the door and set afire.

2 Men Injured In Plane Crash Tanganyika Head Sounds Warning Democrats Decry Governor's Budget ALBANY (AP) Democrats greeted Republican Governor Rockefellers annual budget to day with cnes of "short change." Another Democrat questioned why a drop in estimates of per sonal income tax receipts during the current fiscal year. Senator Joseph Zaretzki and Assemblyman Anthony J. Travia, Democratic minority leaders, said in a statement: "This is another Rockefeller short change budget." EAST WOODSTOCK, CONN. (AP) A private two engine plane carrying three adults and two children crashed In an abandoned cornfield today injuring two men occupants. The injured were identified as the pilot, Dale Ollack, Waltham, and John S.

Mendes, Arlington, Mass. They were taken to Day Kim ball hospital in Putnam In an ambulance. Their injuries could not be de termined 'immediately. Shaken up in the crash were Mendes' wife, Mildred. 33.

and their two children, Margaret, 6, and John 2. The mother and children were given first aid in a house near the crash scene and then transferred to the hospital for observation. Mrs. Mendes said they had taken off from the Bedford, Mass airport at 8 a. m.

for a flieht to Melville, Fla. AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE Associated Oil Belock Inst. Canaveral Int. Coastal Carib Oil Equity Corp. Hycon Elec.

Occidental Pet Universal Controls DES MOINES, IOWA (AP) The Communication Workers of America's Installers union walked out in at least six Iowa towns to DAR ES SALAAM, TANGANJday in a labor dispute with the western Electric Co. State Fatalities LOCKPORT (AP) Mrs. Gladye Beiter. 54. of Clarence Center, Erie county, was injured fatally yesterday when her automobile left a county road north of here and went down a 100 foot embankment.

UNLISTED STOCK Western Pub 62 64 N. Y. Trap Rock 144 15 Rotron 37 384 E. F. MacDonald 72 73 YIKA (API Rashidi Kawawa new prime minister of Tanganyi ka, warned today that anyone; 7 stirring up racial feelings will be gy4 summarily expelled.

2o "Three Africans and five whites have been expelled from Tangan 4ii yika recently for racialism or in 3ll citement to racialism and I want to say that anyone African Asian or curopean who does ine same will get the same treatment," he said in an interview. "If people try to make racial trouble here they wilhave to suffer." Iowa Walkouts Termed Illegal EAST PATCHOGUE (AP, Manuel De Jesus, 20, of Pafch ogue died in Brookhaven MemorXELVZS: Will tlure timnrmiif at 8 pm. Miscellaneous Notices 200 ance oa lie plaintiff, attorney wUhla twenty cx day, after lha aervloe of eaeluaive of the dav af aervloe. In aaa tf.jrour failure to ao auaawaa. juuaJiMm ww ve laacn LOoT Bank Book Wapptuer Sir late Bank JtJODI.

Ualeaa returned to bank within 30 daya book will ba void. xo no LOST Bank Book, rallkm Natlul Bank and Truat Co. of PauehkeeneU. Na BI134. Ualeaa returned la Bank wUhla daya.

book will ba void. 200 J21 MISS LEION was born in New London, Aus. 23. 1893. daughter of the late Manuel and mary uomes Leion.

employe oT the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad for 44 years. Miss Leion had been an agent at the Matteawan station and later! was associated with the Beacon station. She was employed part time prior to ber death. Surviving are three sisters. Mrs.

Emma L. Hendersoo. Holvoke. Mrs. Louisa Sheridan.

uroton. and Mrs. Sarah Wricht. San Jose, a Fred Leion. SDrintrCeld.

and sev. i erai nieces and 'nephews. which he was a passenger hit a tree. jj The driver, Luis Torn, 27, of asi ratcnogue, aiso was in jured. His condition was described as poor, Bank Stocks MERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER ft SMITH Bid Asked Bankers 64 67 Chase Manhattan 834 86 Chemical Corn 92 95 First National N.

Y. 1044 108 Morgan Guaranty 132 135 Irving 534 564 M'nfacturers Hanover 63 66 lU Trust of 147 155 2 Brothers Die In Long Island Fire LONG BEACH (AP) Two young brothers died today when fire swept through their frame borne. They were Charles. 7. and Jon athan, 6, son of the Rev.

Jesse Evans, pastor of toe Lleht Mis sion Baptist cnurcn. The minister and bis wife and another son; William, 4, escaped through rear window. i Insurance Stocks Clothes Alteration Set for Holmes Unit Alteration of ready made clothes will be tomorrow's demonstration for members of the 'Holmes Home Demonstration unit, at tne uvic association building. Holmes, 8 pm. Mrs.

James Shields is project leader. Members will attend a county wide Extension Service meeting March 15 at 8 m. at the Dutch Reformed church, Hooker ave nue. Mrs. Ruth Thomas of the Family Life department at Cornell university will tell of the social changes which influence women's role.

The company said in New York that the workers struck illegally. Ken bliver, national director of the CWA's Installers union, also said in New York that the walkout was unauthorized. He is heading a union team negotiating a new contract with the company. Walkouts occurred at Des Moines, Mason City, Spencer, Waterloo, Clinton and Red Oak. It was not immediately known how many workers were involved, although the company said 157 installers left their jobs.

Both Sides Plead For Death Stay ALBANY (AP) The prosecu tion, in a surprise move, joined with the defense today in appealing to Governor Rockefeller to spare the life of 18 year old Salvatore Agron, under death sentence for the murder of two youths in New York City in 1959. H. Richard UvUler, assistant dis trict attorney of New York county, (Manhattan) told the Governor: "If we must chose in this case between life and death, we would recommend that the life of Salvatore Agron be spared with the awareness of the futility of his execution." Rockefeller took the nleas of both the prosecution and defense under consideration and no decision was expected immediately. MERRILL LYNCH. rIERCE, FENNER ft SMITH Bid Asked Aetna Agric Amn Ins Glezs Falls Great American Hanover Hartford Home Prov.

Wash gton Ins. 26 Travelers' US Fire Westchester; A FILM WHICH illustrated the dangers present in a home fire irom poisonous Basses was viewed 127 133 by members and guests at a re 35 S8V4 cent unit meeting. at the home 82 33 of Mrs.1 Henry Schouten. The film Mi o. was shown by Julius Cohen of the 57 61 Brewster office of the New York 824 Fire Safety services.

77 80 Mrs. Daniel Lurllnrrtin Mr. '57 60 Stanley Hoffmann and Mrs. 27 Charles H. Schenck were named 153 160 on the nominating committee.

I 424 tiecuon of will take place pupils climbed iw at, me units April meeting. Egg Market NEW YORK (AP) (USDA1 Wholesale egg offerings more than ample on large and ample on mediums. Demand light on large and irregular on mediums today. (Wholesale selling prices based on exchange and other volume sales.) New York spot quotations fol low: Mixed colors: extras (47 lbs. min.) 37 384; extras medium (40 lbs.

average) 36 67; smalls (33 lbs. average) 31 32; standards 36 374; checks 31 32. Whites: extra (47 lbs. min.) 374 39; extras medium (40 lbs. average) 36 4 374; top quality (47 lbs.

min.) 38 42: mediums (41 lbs. average) 864 38; smalls (36 lbs average) 33 34. Browns: extras L(47 lbs. min.) 38 394; top quality (47 lbs. min.) 384 404; mediums (41 lbs.

average) 37 384; smalls (36 lbs. average) 32 33. Child Treated After Taking Pill Xveue Taylor. 10 months old, was treated at St Francis' hospital yesterday and released after she accidentally took a naln re lieving pill, according to. Police Chief Martin.

According to the chief. Mrs. Caroline Taylor, 211 Smith street, told police that she took a Dill and put the bottle on the table for a moment When she turned, she found that her daughter had pick ed up ine Dome and chewed up a pill. Bowles Assails Right wing Groups HARTFORD. CONN.

(AP) Chester Bowles says that if right wing extremists" had their way this country would be fighting four wars at once. "Heaven help us if these rirtit. wing extremists should ever have their way," Bowles, special adviser to the President on Latin Asian and. African af fairs, said at a dinner here last night He said such nartlsami would have the U. S.

"go to war with every nation with whom we dis agree." The total number of schools In Austria's trust territory of Papua New Guinea rose 20 uercent In fiscal 1961 and the number of 40 "percent, to Schoonmaker WapBl (funeral, a 'Sftfr GL4 180O I y'1' 2S.