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'V i' fKIDAY. DECEMBER 7, ,1962 Arabs Bitterness JOTTED NATIONS (AP concerted Arab move to pin a Nazi label on Zionism and blasts atjPresldent Kennedy fdr prals have injected new bitterness Into the perennial UN debate on Palestine Since discussion of tHe refugees' 'future opened the" lift nation" special, political commit Frldayr a parade of Araft speakers has accused Israel of being a Nazi style aggressor bent on plundering the Middle East, ISRAELI AMBASSADOR Miciv eel Comay lashed back again yesterday, denouncing the 'Nazi rfarg? flCt of'monummtal Indecency. JiffBCcuseaJhCArabalof seeking to BkenHitler'ff creed tdionism "in the hope that the public mind may be confused as between Hit lerism and those to whom It has caused such, untold suffering." SaudTArablan Minister oT State. Ahmed Shukairy, has led the attack on Israel. He denounced In.

raei'as a nan state in our midst" and also rapped Kennedy for. hailing the Jewish nation as a land dedicated to human rights. "EVENTS HAVE shown that the Arab peoples should, wash their hands entirely from the United States," Shukairy asserted. MEMBERS OF THE DUTCHESS' COUNTY' School Boards' association last night met at the Roy C. Ketchara High school in the Wap pingers School district Among those attending were, left to right, were PENN HOLS APPLE, Dover Plains, association president; MUMiuse Israel of Aggression 1 A) niini.n.ii.! ,..1 i.n 1.

1 mmjtff i. 1 Wi Mi. T.iii iLm VJllieiS MfMarhir Aiinnrlr se department, andper Speakers Inclufcl repinta rdUahohm annually produces 1 I'ltriallUS AlIcIlQV Hudson Valley traffic and ttves of the Greater Albany Cham more than two minion tons of BgnlfMfWWjj Vj officials met yesterday in Albany ber of Commerce; the New'York tHAR IHIfJ fJWMSWK3 TraffrMppf ha Workshop session designed to State CiUzens' CouncU on Traffic HWSi Tl rl lldlllt ITieeiiny spur the development Safety and the National Safety Cornell will return to Lehlgh'i MWT.K Lf.saWrW hfff ujmYflStmmmMi Lieutenant McManus, traffic Uonr.of eflecu improve Council. The meeting was spon football schedule next, They 'hM vPMH'jrlHE? sety offlW for the Pwghkeep Pro HlK'if Wfiftnt i A VMIIH ji UtMlfl I Vfl fflfmfa CHRISTMAS N' UIBa HHHjHHSBSVIHrBH zzrrrjWrV'M jkj jf jjfip 1 jiT Ifc I Hy 1 rir'iir pr Jl fl bi4v I Bil MJBaMilliiiiiiii 1111 TTillMiBBW JIgjM8BMttMliMga Psughkeeiwl Journal PhoU 'MMMWMI 1 i II hlM hlfl liP'f1 WW Dr. JOHN MITCHELL, president.

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Jl McDonald Reelected Chief Of Fairview Fire Company Donald McDonald, Leonard road. Town of Hyde Park, last night was unanimously reelected chief of the Fairview Fire com pany. Mr. McDonald, a Hyde Park Town Councilman, became chief a year succeeding R. Earle DeVor.

Previously he served as assistant chief. Edward Cox was reelected first assistant chiefs defeating Joseph J. Krzeminski by a 15 11 vote. Mr. Krzeminski, a member of the district's Board of" Fire Commissioners, was elected second assistant chief without opposition.

OTHER OFFICERS are Eugene Daley, Frederick Wohl fafirt first lieutenant, and Graham Vossler, Second lieutenant. Harold Rose, also a rftember of the Board of Fire Commissioners, was reelected company president. Fairview Fire, company, president, James Skane was reelected financial secretary. James Murray was reelected recording secretary: Frederick WohlfaHrt a fire commissioner, was elected treasurer, and James McShea was elected sergeant at arms. I Frederick Wohlfahrt was elected a company trustee for a three year, term'.

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