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'M i or" if wwwew "tiUM a vv 1 79 Pertom Rounded Up In New York Gambling Raids A rr POUCHKEEPSlE NEW. wwtyBseaavsyeaaa 4 Uin JX A IV If WEDfJESDAV. JUlCb. J33 rt NZW MO police in raid 101 Msaeetetf gambling" spot last ulgM bmiM la 79 peraoftsi in eludta a nmbcr of women In one of tfte dty bluett attacks gambling tar rev. Theoittrlci attorney's offlcVsaid the raid broke up a fart actlng 's rlnf which supplied race Information to gamblers, throughout the etty.

.) i wcrt ordered arretted on gambling 'or consplrac charget after District 'Attorney frank Hogan'a ataff spent the night que thote caught. THtSTT SIX OTHXKS received subpoenas to appear before a New York" county grand Jury tomorrow or Friday In the second phase of the Investigation. Two peraont were rcleaaed and a decision la the case of a third, a temmam ear vtAttAftial IWiloitivt llaejaail fiBWns i1i NMSiiniyiiipii rerjr an sate, aft vogetaMa ILEWrVARBSTjaH. The raids' started In an aura of mystery with a city wide police order mobilising 200 detectives and plalnclothesmen, Most of the dttectlvea were sent back to regular duties after answering the alert. The police inMeama of two.

with instructions in sealed brown manlla envelopes, fanned out from headquarters Into areas in which they normally did "not work, to avoid being recognised. Some were garbed in abort sleeve shirts, others In toot suits. They used subways, buses and pri vate automobiles. ros Ttnxz hours, officials declined to give details. Then Hogan made known the raids.

If. utd: A three month Investigation had led to places In Manhattan. Brooklyn. Queens. Nassau county.

Yon ken. White Plains and New Rochelle. N. and across the Hudson in New Jersey suspected of being headquarters for bookmakers iancupoHcy. tup operators.

Many obtained Information from Murray Zuker. who was seized yesterday at a downtown office de scribed as headquarters for the operation. Zucker received hone race re sults, track pay off prices and the amount of the pari mutuel handle EXQUISITE China RIP! LfflOX eBiKlH Easy To Own sVBHRglgWiiH "When You Use DSssMllluljlflDBBfl at local tracks from two employes of The "New York an en ploye of the Xing ireaturea syndi cate, and two Western Union em ployes in the DUy Mirror build ing. employes, acting on Hearing jSet For Inn Manager S'Piect place setting 152125 One of seventy five patterns yOu fan select from and pay at little as 25c weekly per place setting on our China Club plan. It's a convenient opportunity to enjoy the fine china you've always wanted I yik i.GP2L A Ill 3 2 1 Hmmdi inti mD)dvd, AJN STREET their own while at their Jobs, took the data from sources legitimately available to their employers.

(These Ave employes were Ques tioned The two Western Union employes' were released early today with subpoenas for a grand jury appearance rnoayj THK DATA ENABLED policy racketeers to determine the win ning numbers in their dally lottery before publication of the race results. The numbers are determined by various formulas based en the total amount of betting at local tracks and on pay off prices. Other Information supplied was the time horses went to the post at tracks around the country. This protected bookies against "surefire" bets placed after the race was over. This data alto gave Zucker a side line.

He supplied, at 110 a race, the names of winners to gamblers to enable them to place "sure fire" bets with bookies who did not subscribe to the service and ditfnot knov txaetiytheUm a race had started. Hogan. besides giving these details, said the editors and superiors of the five news and telegraph company employes had been notified and had given assurances the five would go to the prosecutor's office. HOGAN OEDEKXD Zucker arrested on charges of contriving, drawing or assisting In a lottery, policy and conspiracy. The two employes of the New York Post.

Frank E. OSuUlvan. 53. and Charles DeNonno. 41.

were ordered booked on policy pun conspiracy cnarges. The two Western Union employes were among those receiving grand Jury subpoenas. Hoc an suvBlled these additional aetaus: In order to keen customers of Zucker constantly Informed, one of his agents telephoned, the two New York Post employes or one of the others to get the latest results. The. agent always used tele phones In the lobbies of office buildings and never used the same II pnonetwlcea day.

INTOUtATION GIVEN Zuck ef agent was in the form of a telephone, number with the last three digits In the form of a telephone number with the last three digit representing the winning pay off policy slip number for the day. Chief Inspector Conrad Rothen gast declined to comment when asked If the raids hsd anything to do with a charge made Sunday by Brooklyn Judge Samuel $. L41DOWIU. Liebowitz. dty Fusion party candidate for mayor, said gamblers chased out of Brooklyn had moved: Into Manhattan.

This comment reportedly was aimed at Hogan, who has been mentioned as a mayoral possibility. Hogan said he received cooperation In the probe from Brooklyn District Attorney Miles T. McDon ald, who also It a frequently men tionea possible mayoral candidate. Moller Von StJernborg, former manager of Old Drovers Inn, Town of Dover, yesterday received an adjournment until Monday at nt, when he win face a hearing before Justice of the Peace William Kelley i Dover Plains on a charge of grand larceny, nrst degree. Mr.

Von StJernborg la accused of stealing fcxsai of the Inn's funds. Bail was continued atllliieKiiKl IfUntiKae HOWaeeordlng to Judge KeBey. "jrj Joseph and Ely Getlert. repre sent Mr. Von StJernborg.

Assistant District Attorney Wlnpo represented the herlff Close has said that Mrs. Anne Potter, operator of the Inn, had accounts of the inn checked last month and found that Wl was misting. The sheriff said that Mr. Von Stlerborg, who took over the manager March 1. left the inn on June 20 and returned to New York The sheriff said the man'a home address 1M South leucine uoutcTaru, f4s Angelas.

Body of Woman ut HAVERSTRAW. N. Y. JAPV The body of a woman found drown ed in a Hudson river inlet Satur day night was Identified last night as that of Mrs. Sally Brown, SO, Brooklyn.

The identification Was established by her husband, Ferdinand. He told police he had no Idea why she had been In this viclniw. Brown said he came here after seeing newspaper descriptions of the dead woman fitting those of his wife, who left home Saturday mornips. "jut Mr a A Ma tSS ml Call Ua Teday STEARNS INSURANCE AGENCY Cum SL. TO.

VUMMt Btfe Open Thursday Until 9 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE STtflkV SIl if MORE THAN 'A CENTURY OF SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY! A 60NBENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION THAT ANYONE CAN UNDERSTAND (1 of the Glen ef ftKRMgs Jm 3D, 1953) RESOURCES GASH AND WHAT WE OWN We have cash on hand and deposits with other banks amounting to We own U. S. Government Securities amounting to 3,909,240.75 We own State and Municipal Securities amounting to 33S ,309. We own, Securities of Railroads, Utilities and other Companies amounting to 47,300 We have loaned on Real Estate Mortgages 2.311,08019 We havtf loaned to customers for Business, Agricultural and Personal purposes 2,199,919.16 We carry our Bank Building at the amount of .1....1 64.273 43 We carry Furniture and Equipment at the amount of 37,001 S7 We have other Assets amounting tto 17,037.30 s' TOTAL $10,312,428.71 txiBornES WHAT WE ARK LIABLE FOR Individuals, Firms snd Corporations have with demand deposits ikDewac accounts, etc) amounting 10 so.oit.izy.uj Individuals have with us time deposits (drawing interest) amounting to 3.574.336.68 We have reaerVes for payment of Taxes arid Interest amounting to 31,700.77 "We have other liabilities amounting to 94.007.48 The balance which represents the equity of our stockholders Is as follows: Common Stock $250,00000 Surplus Fund 360,00000 Undivided Profits 188,054 81 TOTAL CAPITA FUNDS 798,03481 TOTAL Tkt Bank el Friendly Service" VUCHKEEPSIE WmfCoriPANX Complete Banking Facilities 236 Main Street MEMBER FEDERAL INSURANCE CORP t. 1 WcJlSUcM.

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