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PUNDAY, JpNE UAW w. 1958' ft Blast SUNDAY NEW IN YORKER Credit Given BUFFALO (AP) Ibe United Auto Worker tinipn charged today that Senate Majority Leader Waiter, J. i Mahdney had falsely 'claimed 'Republican credit for the retroactive feature of the state's increaied unemployment i i a nV benefits The union, said In 'a tUtement Issued'by Jay C. Watklns, state education and political action director, that "credit must Jroperiy given to Governor larrtman. AS RECENTLY AS latt October, according toWaUdns, Ma tioney made a apeech describing Ilsrriman's expressed hope, for retroactive benefits as "a cruel hoa" on labor.

3Jahoney declined Immediate Mahoney; Harriman he approved a compromise bill this year, making the increases retroactive to last July 1. Mahftiey Is at a contender for the Republlcan. gubernatorial nomination to oppose Harriman, although he has not maae Known MS Intentions. comment; on the UAW 'statei ment. 0.0 J.

Jobless pay in crease bllh; raising the, maximum, from 138 a week to were vetoed twice by Harriman last year as a result of what he catted undesirable riders. But Martin Lists Rules To Thwart Buralars With Burglary Prevention week beginning today. City Police Martin suggest rules for msKing second story men wish they had taken up an honest occupation. The Chief has noted that ourgianes are on the Increase in Poughkeepsle. Mayor Spits on Wednesday issued his pro Hear It! STEREOPHONIC IN WOOD! 'wort legs wm Draw wroies twiocriBes of only 24 high! mahogany walnut or blonde A Prrfect Gift for tht Graiuatt I il fttf pH 1 Ah A Model 502 Nfw STR0MBER6 CARLSQN twin speaker Hi A phobofiaph to give you superb performance from your favorite record cabinet that adds to any room! No "unflniahed" tide to hide against a waft "New World" has tweed grille facing two ways tise it in the middle of the room! 4 peed changer play.

10', 12 records intermixed; automatic, abutoff; separate bass, treble controls; compensated volume control; TWO 8 high fidelity speakers Atk for fret horn demonstration! oppttistrlBi IVwittrWlsapMir Ultpprtvti Tbn BOthlflf finer than a STROMBEJtG CARLSON" INWOOD MUSIC (25 MAIN ST. Dial OR 1 0B10 1 damatlon marking "Burglary Prevention week." June 29 July 3. HERE ARE the Chiefs sug gestions, especially for vacation ers: Close and lock all windows and doors including basement, porch and garage. Use pin tumbler, cylinder locks on all out siae aoors. Leave' a laroo or two connect.

ed to an automatic timer to turn lights on and off regularly each evening. This gives the home a lived in look and Is one of your best protective measure. When going away on vaca. tlon. notify your Police depart' ment when you are leavlne.

when you will return and where you can be reached in the event or emergency. HAVE THE poatofflce stop mail deliveries at your home while you are away and make certain that no store deliveries will arrive during your absence. Cancel milk and other rmlr deliveries. An accumulation of milk bottles or other kerns is a ture sign that you are away from home. Have your lawn mowed and your sidewalk swept by a neighbor, at least once a week.

Tell one neighbor It you are leaving and have that nelihbor notify police if he sees anyone prowling around. Never leave shadei or hllndi drawn completely. Leave them as ypu would normally when at home. NEVER LEAVE LADDERS and tools where outsiders can get at them. To do so Is the equivalent to giving a thief a key to your front door.

Never, leave your garage door open. An empty garage with the door open is a good sign that no one is at home. Never tell friends, nelihbors or co workers of valuables you have around the house. Never leave valuables; place them in a safety deposit box. statistics show that on a national basis, a burglary is committed each minute in resi dential areas.

These simple pre. cautions will assist In cutting down on burglary losses, added ine uniei. Visa of U. Chess Champ By City Police sssssSMssBsMaB.bk?" ttsBsMSffc'WarlssBSBH wIIfHI easy to live with I casual rugsH by Deltox Wm SPECIALLY PRICED IB 1 j.45 HH .11 HI Because our IsHi yH Special Purchase HkH Hula Dancers Welcome Sub HONOLULU (AP) Huls dancers welcomed the U. S.

atom powered submarine Nautilus to Pesrl Harbor yesterday. A 60 foot long floral lei of orange colored paper was drap ed across tne 3 ton suxna line's bow. A helicopter dropped orchids on the sub and her crew. Two fireboats played streams of wa ter into tne air. Every naval vessel in Pesrl Harbor save a whis tling welcome.

A grass skirted hula troupe danced on a dock' while the Pacific fleet band struck up a welcome, for tb submsrioe's 100 officers and men. The Nautilua will be based st Pesrl Harbor for a month. Hammarskjold, hbanese Confer UNITED NATIONS (AP) Lebanese delegate Karlm Azkoul talked for SO minutes yesterdsy with UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskiold about the crisis In Lebanon. He then went to confer with Lebanese foreign Minister Cbaries A. Malik at the new York club where Malik stay lng.

Earlier. Tlncfu Tslana of Na tlonallst China conferred with Hammarskjold for the first time since the Secretary General re turned Thursday from a trip to Beirut and Cairo. He is president of the UN Security council for June, but there was no indication' that the. council would "Casual" accepted fashion in furnishings born of desire for less formal surroundings, mora live in abla homes. And our Deltox ruga belong in the picture.

Crisp textured weaves clear, true color, that go with today's wall, furniture and drapery hues. So easy to car for, too i These rugs have no nap to catch dust and lint. Reversible twj "right" sides to give you twice the wear. At our low Deltox prices you can afford a new rug in anyytoonv thaf needs jri every if you wish. E.

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IRENE ARZEDI AND JOSEPH PINTO smile happily as they leave Our Lady of Mount Carmel church In Brooklyn after their wedding yesterday. Irene disappeared Ave hours before the was scheduled to marry Pinto last Feb; 22. She shewed up eight days later, saying she had become frightened and had taken a bus to Los Angeles. AP WlmtteU Soviet Red Tape Snarls MOSCOW AP Bobby Fischer, 15 year old wbU kid of American chess, has bad little trouble with the complicated maneuvering at Moscow. Central Chess club but he has become enenarled in some of the Reds' red tape.

Bobby is the Brooklyn schoolboy who won the U. S. chess championship, then won paaeage to Europe. And be hasn't done anything but play chess since be got here last Wednesday. ONLY TROUBLE la Bobby wasn't due to show up until July 20, two weeks prior to his scheduled appearance in the opening interzonal chess championships in Yugoslavia Aug.

5 15. The Russians footed the bill for the Moscow portion of the trip and made provlaions for Bobby's two week visa. But the boy, more interested in the' Inside of the usually hushed and solemn chess club, than in seeing the blew into town more than a month ahead of time. Bobby wants to stay around until tournament time, but one Soviet official said this presents a very complicated problem, aUhough Bobby is certainly welcome. The official explained gravely that it may be difficult to get the extension of Bobby's visa.

Meanwhile, as the chess club directors have dally meetings aimed at unraveling the legal problem. Bobby keeps showing up dally to play chess, knocking off 30 games in three or four hours every rooming before the officials turn him out to get some sunshine in the afternoons. ONE OFFICIAL threw his hands up, saying, "We have to throw him out every afternoon. We don't know what to do with him. But he's a wonderful boy." Bobby said, "I Uk to play.

I want to play against the best they've got. Their style gets me. That's why I came here." Bobby said hell take on anybody and complained that all his games so far have been quickies. 3 Men Arrested John Smith Hi. Robert HatfleM Your, summer a fun may be spoiled if your Outboard Boat orMotoris lost, damaged or destroy ed.

Protect your in pleasure with "All rusk insurance. AGENCY Sine 1913 46 Cannon Street Phono GLob 2 2300 E. HATFIELD v2 Iheie's BG defence inr too: Patrolman John Manerl yes terday arrested three men sc cused of drinking' wine, using profane language' end creating a disturbance in Washington street near Main street Scheduled to. appear tomorrow in City court, the three are Thomas Hobsn, 52; Jsmes El mendjsrf, 43, Clinton Corners laborer; and Webb Gash, 50, Kingston laborer. 43 County Students Win Awards Totaling $81,356, Says Hatfield Senator Hatfield made known yesterday that the state awarded 43 Regents college scholarships this year In Dutchess county, and thst esch carried an average value of $1,892 for the four years of a college education.

He ssid the 43 winners will receive aid of $81,356. The senator said he voted for bills increasing both the number and value of tbeie awards. In "order to help oor young people who want to go to college and have the talent to make It a good Investment. "I am pleated to say that since you first sent me Albany In November, 1947, the four year value, of Regents' scholarship help to Dutchess county winners has Increased by and there are annually S3 more winners, now than there were then. Lighting Fixture Discount House 25 SMITH ST.

LIGHTING FIXTURES Co. Dial 01 4 2640 30 Units to March In Millbrook Parade Millbrook Fire Chief Rotunno said last nUht that plans for the July 12 Dutcheu County Vol unteer firemen's psrade In. Millbrook are "coming along very nicely." More than 30 groups are set to march In the parade, he said, adding that some 23 pieces of apparatus will be in line. Dairylea Milk is milk at its finest has that smooth, rich taste) you'll really enjoy! It's milk from the inspected herd on modem, health, approved farms quality controlled all the way from Dairylea farms to you. Serve it to your family and see how much better they like Dairylea Milk, AT TOUt DOOI Ol AT TOUt STOtl TEL.

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