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Mr PACE SIXTEEN POUGHKEEPSIE NEW YOPKER Deaths palmed hiuVan BOLTS rrinrlt I Wilt Rottne. Vif mililtnly it nhlntt batl Ur ItM In hit llrel IMF rlinaral terelret In which lelalltee runerel in and I it Ch rch Ilia Cl at etieuhefil al in whut MV I IU Tin nni mm a rii nil met lit ChareM rmriil. i ii Pinrril Wedntidtf it. nlna il I rt tl thrta IMA a. II al thi Puntrtl Hm Tiifultj mil Wale reader COOK! WO HAM At Mlllbleek, r.

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TAIJIOtVai Mlllbroak Utl lllo wiliitm Talbot larHeo from hi. lata home Wtiatailaf tlittnaan Hit I tt I oilOfk lnlerm.nl, tl. Arreniemenu In thtiit Allan funeral aivrav. XOfr1 Itiia Nuup illad at her home atftiir lata di onermi IMntrtTilimt We ill aauih Mtr funeral innenue runer It NawkUrah tnurrn in Utrtd Burltl temtiery Mondtv tea flam tdnaadtf Mav and at Pelrlck a nequlam Maee lll bt WU rolnt Kailonel Joseph Lcffingwcll, Retired Florjsr nurd norjit, jouph umtf wall, (0 died thin mornlnc at hu homa. 4 North OUnton atraot ia waa til tot ioma llm Mr Lafflntwtll waa born in Onel da; tha ton of tna lata Abalram and Emily Crawford Leirfmwall fit )iad reildd hr (or 85 yeara aurylrlng.vW Ethel Nebon and MM Qaorga 0 Weill, hin and Mri, nalph CUbaon, Loa Angelei, cl, and a naphaw, Horatio Nalaon, llyda rar Funeral aarvlcaa will ba conductad at tha Pint Oontriiattonal church.

at Ur Philip Aucn nwaru, minuter, win ornciata Burial will be In tha routhkaeptla Itural ffraetorjr under tha direction oi ina women runerai home. AOH Auxiliary To Hold Sorvico Funeral aervlcea will be conducted tonight by the Ladle auxiliary to tha Ancient Order of Hibernian (or Mra John Drlen who died Sun day a( her home TTOardenatreet Servlcea will ba held at tha Mel lady Funeral home 2R0 Mill ttreet at clock The Iter Jamea Hearon will otOclale More Hutton Survivors Listed Frank Hutton, 11, realdent oi 4 Cottaia itreet, who died Bunday In Vaaaar hospital la iurv(ved by dltlonal grandchildren, Jane( Van Simon and Laura Beebe of Alta mont and Brenda Odell, LOrng. Villa and by two brother! Raymond and Buddy Hutton, Albany aaalav''1 alaB nrdiorNr hr Arllnglon (or Ha yean rAtiK OEOABMO OUNN dledmexpectedly a tilrhome, 1 831 Main atfeet, tnll mornliig the former KnterprU Job Printing I eatabllihment which later became the Lanalng. Droit concern in" HIM kari nrr, Mr ounn reilded In San Franobco Oal where ha wai Interetteq In mimic, playing tbtjuixophona in the Rational Quard band with which hf toured aoma 51 eltlea In CAIKornla Earlier, he hl played tha bate tuba and the violin For mora then two yean, Mri dmm waa aMociated with tha government printing office in the Philippine Ulanda Mr Ounn a great grandfather, Samuel uunli and a great uncle Abel kjhinn, were manufacturer! of vlollna here In tha early laioa Abel Ounn waa tha Aral organlit of Ohrlat church and lerved (or more than SO year Mr Ounn married Mint Jane Irene tleUoux In Brooklyn May 30 IMS He had renlded In Arlington the lat 39 year A mrmbar of the Typographical union Mr inn formerly waa member of the ArllngU Engine Co No 1 ntld fuf a number of year was a leader In the Arlington Heformrd church of which he waa a former treasurer deacon and elder Surviving In addition to. hli wife are a daughter Mra George Neveri here a brother Qeorge Ounn here a alater Mra Btehley Brook lyn.

a niece Mra Francla a Rvan here, a nephew Frank Jamea Ool lini Haddonfleld and two grandchildren David Oeorga and Carol Jane Never Funeral arrangement. In charge of tha Robert Auchmoody runer ai noma, are incomplete I Hiai aW ffttttMB SaH 'SHaV aatflaH tTaH I I 'W fntWHi JL. OLDEST LltrNnTIi MrOHTM MAN In tha Hit, WILLIAM COOK INGHAM, lOJ, died in Mill, brook, Sunday night aervlcea will ba conductor) lTiirri dy 7T Frank Gunn Dies' In His 70lh Year Linotype) operator (or tawing jjrpm Prjnjlng 00, lntrt'or many I yean, rrang ueuarmo ounn, died ifnectdly at III home, 3A Main itreet, thU niornlng of a heart teixure Mr Ounn had recently rbeen a patient In Vaaaar hopltal Mr Ounn waa born In New York City, June 18110 the eon of the lata flamiiel and Sarah Brlgga Ounn lie wai educated In the Brooklyn publlo ichoolt and wa graduated from the Manuel Train lug High aclool nrooklyn He Came to thla city April 11, 1911 when he began hU employe with tha lite Wlltm are tnriaia wait i Ui OonklniTilm Inlon tj Lanklng wlio eondcTedhuiidrid of aportamen throughmtt William Cookingham Dies in 103rd Year Funeral 'aervlcea will batconducr. fi Thureda for William Cwklna ham 103 native of Red Hook who filed Sunday night In the county iom In Mlllbrook Service will be icld at tha Allan Funeral home at I 30 dork Burial will be in tha (look City cemetery Friend may call at the Paneral home tomorrow night A retired hotel manager Mr Cookingham wat born Dec 25 IBIS the ton of the late laaac and Mary Rowe Cookingham For many year he had made, hla home In Amenla and had realdfd In Mlllbrook tha lt five yean III wife Mm. Mary lloyaradt Cookingham died yean ago the county a Uncle Bill' He wa hiufwu i ar ana wiae a ma oineitf llctnted aimrUman In New York elate He wan a charter member of the Amenlal Flan and Ouna aaao.

elation George Ott, 85, Retired Hatter III llnoa latl January Oeorga Ott 85 died Sunday at hi home 10 Center atreet. Beacon. II wa a retired hatter and in hla earlier life wt employed by the (ormer Newburgh Dutch railroad and the New York Rubber Ihop Ott waa born April IT IBM the aon o( the lata Charle and Ionise Dungea Ott. He married Mlta Alice Houghtallng ot Oretfn Haven July I 1(91 Also turvlvlng are two on Oeorga and Harold Ott four daughter Mr Alice Zellman Maiden Mra I yrtl War ren Deacon Mra Amy Warren thla City and Mr Mary Wlxunn Hack ruiiack and a brother Fred Ott IHinellen Mr Ott was a life member the Be aUurlne Uo a member the Dutches County Volunteer Fire men aaaorlatlou a SO year mem ber of Beacon lodge of Odd Pel foWi a member of the Bunnth lub of the neat on Engine Co a member of the Shepherd of Bethlehem the Fprreatera and of the Oolden Scep ter Funeral aervlcea will be conduct ed at the homa at 1 clock tomor row The Rev A Trllach St. uika i church Beacon will officiate Burial will be In fit Luke ceme tery, under tha direction of the Hlgnell rupwal home Oil Shares Move to Front Of Somewhat Steady Market Lou Schneider I Trade Wirids ii API prrny William Oreena 411 for AP1.

CIO merger I art of a carefully blueprinted battle plan Very irnpoitant Induatrlal pelil kmw that Hilt on blg'unlni plan It to ettabllidi a new political party Note that AKL urexv Wllllim Oreen and CIO pry PhlUp Murray Und, 0, Md, market today Price change on trie whole were too amall to Indicate a deelalva trend Fractional tain ounum bered loMea by a modeat margin Trading wa even llower than yeaterday when 1680 000 ahare changed hand hi the amalfeat turnover lnre early April Olla were (avnred yterdy. with am TUESDAY, MAY 930 Today's Markets NrW YORK (API Oil ahare Veteran Jailed, Judge Urges Prayers BOSTON AP) A municipal judge lmpoicd a year i Jail aentence on (ormer marine who had aub mltted to brain aurgery In an effort to curt criminal undentii, then advised I 'It would ba foolish (o tnd you to a hoepltal. You have eacaped (rom every one thua (ar Doctor arent going to cure you until yoy appeal to Ood to help you Charle Hinckley 34 of New York Cltr drviw the lenience and the advlca yiaterday from Judge Joseph (Dnckley wa (ound guilty of theft of a 1180 watch (rom a Jewelry atore Hi wa Jailed In lieu o( 000 bond Fire Convention to Meet Plana tut tha Hudson Valley Firemen" convention to be held Here June ai, 23 and 23 were to be advanced at a meeting of the teneral committee at the Exempt tiyirui ram jiircet lonignt Frank Schawl ig the general chairman It ti now Indicated aome SO companlea Will take part In the parade Acolytes Guild To Meet Tomorrow Member7; of the Acolyte guild of St Andrew I church Arlington will meet In the pariah houie at 7 43 clock, tomorrow night The Rev Harold Thompson rector will omcia, Thursday morning at 1 IS clock the May Requiem will be celebrated by Father Thompaon Member of the parish will attend the annual quiet day of tha Wonjan a auxiliary of the Dutchess district to ba held In All Saint chapel Upper Red Hook, Thursday The Rev Leopold Kroll II la tha rector Thar will be a Holy EucharUt at 10 30 clock AH women Interested are Invited to attend. Produce NEW YORKf AP Flour steady (72 percent extractlon 100 lbs) spring patent 6 10 20 eastern soft winter straights 8 60 73, hard winter straight 6 80 90 Rye (lour flrmt Fancy patent (100 lb) 4 90 93 Cornmeal steady! (100 lbs) whit granulated. 60.

TON. jello 440.10. Buckwheat steady Export and domestic (100 lbs) 2 SON Feed (Irm Western bran, per ton basis Buffalo 69 S0A A Asked N'Nomlnal SPOOR LASHER CO. INCORPORATED, Need Vre remind jrou that we build the beat AND BLACK TOP ROADS In putchea County? Our work endorgea thi atatement OUR MOTTO Jo lb Beat Work rJMerid YouWill Havre SUfie Custorner. SPOOR LASHER INC.

TelephoM 2704 Telephone 2704 Man Dies, 4 Critical After Plant Explosion NEW YORK (AF) One workman waa burned fatally and (our others suffered severe burn last night in an explosion in a utility plant James Ruckley 82 of Manhattan, died early today at Bellevue hospital The other (our men all realdanU of New York City remained In bad snap at the hospital All five were employed a boiler mechanics TIi explosion occurred In a. coal Chute where they were working In the sub basement of the Contoll dated Edison plant at 40th atreet and the East River drive I Yesterday's Poultry Market VjEW YORK AP) Dressed poultry steady Fowls, dry packed boke fresh 23U 3iMi Fowls, dry packed boxes froten 23 32 Old rocks dry packed boxes (resh and tvoren. 22 24. white Xresh 93 108 Ducks Long Island, iced fresh No lbbhv36 No 2bbls32Sv 23 Chickens, dry packed boxes frown 28 41 Turkeys (arweatern dry packed frozen young hens 12 lbs snd under 80 13 18 lba Wa 48 young torn 18 24 lbs 37 39H 24 lba and over 37 38 northwestern dry packed froten young hens 12 lb nd under 49 80 12 18 lbs 37 48 young torn 16 24 lbs 36 39 24 lb and over 36 17H western dry pack ed Iroeen young hen It lba and under 48 49 12 16 lbs 40H 47 young toms 16 34 lbs 36 39 34 lba and over 36 37 Live poultry Irregular By freight none By express fowls Red year ling lew 31 33 few heavy 30 31, acabby 37 (ew 36 southern 9 37, (ew 38 Rock yearlings 31 33 (ew heavy 30 31rcbby 33 2Tr eouthfrn 35 36 Black yearling! 34 36, gener ally 33 36 one load extra fancy 37, heavy 31 33, acabby 30 33 aouthem 30 leghorn (ew fancy 39 37, (air 33 44; colored southern (ew 36. Pul ieu, crouea a jiw ana up lancy bs oi, on load extra (ncy acabby 48, a id lew id iw 3H lba 33 37.

scabby 33 3 3 S4 lba ordinary 30 33 Footer 3S black 9 "4 6 lb 4.0, 3 ids. a.nd tip 48, lew 49 4lhs3 47. ordinary 44 4J, Rock 4'A lb 64. few 64. 3 SU lb ordinary 33.

Red 8i i6 lb 49 46, lew 47.. Broiler crosses Delaware 32, rocks fancy 37 38 averaj 39.36 acabby 3133Jew poorer M. Turkey breedetj hem generally 38, aoina 33 344 wanai law 3oV tgalntt nitltmaluitlon of any (nduslry In this country though labor complain Innlnesa Drrrflt CIOUUllty Worker union prexy Joneph Fisher supplies the reason Where the Oovernment own an Industry labor han the rlaht to trlk or evert' rlbicus ariev ance And note that Joaeph Burke, urexv of tit Dowsrful AFL llulld lug trsdr Oouncll list week urged Isbor shift. It emphasis from lincreasei to political action lor reduced taxi Also Mr Oreen 1 ori record of saying that a 'single, united and reinv poweuui lenera lion under one roof would draw 30 000.000 member. Such readily could control a national election It ho secret that organized Ubor 1 anil nationalisation stand would change overnight II i Ubor Oovernment Cam Into power happened In EngleildAnd that IheTnFTCTO goal (or tha preaiaen tlsl Jler llnm WhJTThTn It'll quirt a few yean to complete the labor1 merger THE I'NITrii AUTO Worker" Chrysler too diy strike ended In a bitter mood The overall coat la estimated at II 800 000 000 largest loss In laDor management history And the union dldn win any more than It waa offered on January 23 when the strike atarted The recentfy announced furniture price Increase despite the decided drop In retail sale volume wa forced by cost Increase In lumber mirror veneers etc Every business must earn a profit or the lock threaten the door Dy the way nut TRonr furniture la no longer a sum mer Item Construction now is uch that It can be used indoors a well is outdoors 18 PBEralllKNT TRUMAN Wall filueXa chattel or la Wall Street President Truman chattel? They both bellow In chorus about con tinning good business conditions and higher securities price They ap pear to be In love holding hands right up to the elbow fhey mtk strange bedfellow Homebody Is go Ing to get knifed Oimws who The butter boy, already harassed by the Increasing oleomargarine competition will soon fsce a flood of butter import from Denmark and Italy as a result of a latin agreement under the Reciprocal Trade act Now Btorkholm aava the Wett Bwedlst, Dairies Association will, at this month a Parla International Fair display and demonstrate pow dered butter It said it can be stored almost Indefinitely, without getting rancid (Released by Consolidated Newa Feature) I no 1 Grain Market CHICAOO (API Wheat snd soybeans had some trouble Msytnu above ytMterday a clote at the arcl Trade UHlay RoybeniM were 1 erv ous and moved In a fairly wide range Weather Influenced the trading In wheat but there was son dUap polutment when tl production and marketing administration withdrew It offer for bid on 260 000 nun dredwelght of flour and asked for blda by tomorrow on 100 000 hun dredweight Feed gralna carried a Jalrly steady tone but at time were Influenced by tha Jumpy action In tha soybean P.

1 wtir iptiiivu yva.viwKf, win ellmblni'ti) 1940 80 tilth al though nrrjmled1olurne, increased demand (or pefroleum product latiur 1 High priced Superior Oil o( CaU Morula wa a casualty out thlJ Ivuelrais OIU also attracted picking In the curb among them Humble, McClin ahan, Bait Dotyie and Toklan Royalty, Otheri upllncluded Htandard Power As Utht, American Meter, Canadian) Marconi. Cltlei Bcrvlce. Domestic Credit. Orgy ana uienmoTf evisiiuers ihot up 9 polnti Mcndiy HKlllfit rwi( P8 were tld for 2.40 Stock Prices vMtlUllt 1 YNCH PIPRtK I rNNEK A BEANE 33 ini 11 Mi 1H ii'. Dairy NEW YORK AP Butter 1 139 618 Irregular.

Wholesale price on bulk carton! Creamery higher thin 92 score AA) 60(4 cenu 92 KOrs (A) 89 90 rott (B) 58 89 and 89 scor (O) 8788 Cheese 490981 easy Wholesale sale fresh American cheese (whole milk) cheddara 33 34 cenU Cheddars (grass l(Mi 41 44 cheddara (grass 1949) snelf cured it, tingle daisies 34 34, alngla dalsle (grasa 19491 43 44 single dalalea (grass 1949) shelf cured 47 49 single del ate (grasa 1948) 45 46 flats 33 39 flats (grasa 1949) 43 4 flat (grass 1949) ahetf cured 47 tl midget grass 1940) ahell cured 47 49, processed 9 tha 34 39 domestic awls (single tuba) gride 'A" 91 93 grade 49 60 and grade 49 46 Bank Stocks MERRILL LYNCH PIERCE, FFNNEB a BEANE Bid Asked Banker 48 60Vi Brooklyri Trust 140 149 Central ILuvover 10211 109K Chase 3T'4 39'4 Chemical 44 46 Continental 6 First National 1290 1390 Ouaranty 311 320 Irving 18S 19S Manhattan 36H 28 Manufacturer! 86 60 National City 46S 48 4 New York Trust 93 96 Public 41 43 Insurance Stocks Aetna AgTlc Amn Ins Oreat American Hanover Hartford Home Prov Washington Traveler US Fire Westchester Olena Falls Bid 69 734. 20H 30 StS 115 36 334 478 66U 31 81H Asked 6lt 79 31S 3 Hi 36S 119 38 3514 493 694 33H 83)4 Treasury Report WASHINGTON (API Position of the Treasury May I Net budget recpta 1104 043,304.26: budget expenditure 171.997.378.47; cash balance $4170 840 896JI7, cue. torn reopt (or month 8816,591 67; budget recpta fiscal yr July 1 I3(A 798 76L304 66 budget expenditure fiscal yr $33 763,786,486 13. budget deficit 13,964 025183 471 total debt $293 decrease under previous day $14.611 00343. fold as acta.

$3447.133.03744. EggMarket NEW YORK AP) Egg ll0 ateady, piiew uacMngad. AID Chalmera Atner Airlines Amer Oiif Amer Rolling Mills Amer Radiator Arner Smelting Re( Artier and Aifierlcan Tubicco aAcoiIi 4La Avio Mlg Atchison ind lUltlmore Ohio Ilotli Steel Borden Co Xb Canadian Pacific RR Celanese Central Hud and El Chrysler Olifs and Ohio CI Financial Clinton FotkIs ol Oaa and Elec Cud Edison Crane Co CurttM Wrtght duPont de Nemrjyr Eastern Airlines lastman Kodak Jrle Oen Electric Cleneral Foods Oen Motors XD Ooodyrar and Oreyhound Or Northern Pf Int Business Machines Int Harvester Int Nickel Csnada Int Tel and Tel Johns Manvlll Kennecbtt Loews Macy Mack Truck Mintg Ward Nash Kelv National Biscuit Nstl Dslry Natl Distillers Tentral RR agar Mohawk North Amer Aviation rllern Paxlflo Ry Ohio Edison Co oils Flevaur Parkarl Pan AtierUan Airlines Pammo int Plrt ire I ennsjlvanla RK Pel slcola Phelps Dodge Phillips Petroleum Pub Ser El it Oaa Pullman Radio Radio Keith Orpheum, Rep Ir and Steel Rexall Drug St Regis Paper fiekrs Roebuck Schenley Dlst 1 Sinclair OH Bocony Vacuum southern Co Southern Pacific Ry til Oil XD Stone Webster Studebaker Suhray Oil Texas Corp Union Carbide United Aircraft United Airlines United Corn United Fruit Corp United Mch Ac M'g United Paramount a steel Steel Pfd 8 Rubber Warner Bros Vie, Wcjitlnghouse El Western Union Woolworth CURB Barium Steel Cltlea 8ervce Electrie Bond and Share Falrchlld Engine Kalser Fraser Niagara Hudson Power Salt Dome Oil Claude Neon 64 tt 168 69 32 It 7t U21i iiH 37 SIS I9H 61H 10'i 70 "4 38S 6 3 13'. 3I'a 37 9 73 15'. 461t 1214 49 '4 81 83 82 tt 1Q 41H 231 27 37' 13't 49 85 16V 12 H'e 88 20 35 4 44 33 14 23 MS 35 36S 30, 7Ti 31 '4 44(4 31 ti 37 IIU 13 8414 73 33 33 13 67 49 30'a 174 894 13 18 334 1434 43 HH 34 37" s.

19 30H 64 6 84 Plymouth OH ftooonv Vacuum Sin clair Standard OH NJ Oulf Oil Bacnsdall Douglas Aircraft Amer ican Telephone Anaconda Copper, pnelpa Dodge Allied Chemical, un Ion Carbkle American Woolen Vlr glnla Carollna Chemical, Johnst Manvuie ana weiiern union Holding back were Chmler. Rubber, Montgomery Wir, Emerson Phllco Dow Chemical South ern Railway, Baltimore At Ohio, United Alt Lines, and Loew Selective demand appeared for railway Issues in htJ bond market. a government were on a nrm footing over the counter deal TUESDAY ONLY Margaret O'Brien In "The Secret Garden" TONIOIIT FREE GLASS' WARE TO THE LADIESI WEDNESDAY tw THURSDAY Gene Aatry la "Cowboy and the Indiana'' pla Farley Granger STREET' Fruits and Vegetables NEW YORK fAJM iMate Dept of Agrt and MkU WVegtlabl aup pile wert moderate today In the wholesale (cult nd yrgeteble, mar. ket, were weak Apple prlcea were Irregular. Frulta Apple Hudson valley, faatern box US (sney Mcintosh 3 and 34 In mll 4 79 900 US Nb 1 Mrlntoah 34 In mln 3 90 3 80 very (ew 4 00 ripe 300 323 poorer 100 179 2W In mln poorly colored 751.29 Cort lands ripe 24 In mln 300 Delicious 34 In mln 329 73, poorer 3 00 3 00 Oolden Delicious 34 In mln 3 00 Baldwins (llr condition 3 In up333 Romea fair color 3 In up 3 73 3 00 3 In mln 2 00 34 in mln 3 00 3 25 Button Beauty 34 In mln 3 75 3 00 ttXWBeivtffliTre.MHEeWeTaTM OAKY COOrER "SERGEANT YORK" also TIIUK8'.

el FBI John Ann OAiUirMl SHERIDAN 'CASTLE on the HUDSON "CASABLANCA plus MFN" irrrui DOVER PLAINS. TeL 1671 TIIF8DAY and WEDNESDAY Robert Prealon Robert Sterling John Rarrymor Jr (hill Willi In "The Sundownors" (In Teehnleolor) THURSDAY ONLY I red MatMurray tlalr Trevor "BORDERLINE" tS PLAY MOVIII III BITTia TBSN ivia AT ROOSEVELT HYDE PARK Push Back Beat Cry Room (ar Children TUE8, WED and TIIURS. A Good Myslrry Drama ALFRED HITCHCOCK 8 SUSPENSE THRILLER "STAGE FRIGHT" starting JANE WYMAN MARLENE DIETRICH Shown at 7 08 16 FREE PARKING in Our IMMENSE LOT I I jm Albany Fort Rst Beau 9. riSIUULL TONITE WEDNESDAY GOLDEN EARRINGS Marleii Dietrich RF MilUnd CO IIIT "B0MBA, THE JUNGLE BOY" JOHNNY SHEFFIELD NEW LOW PRICES AT ALL TIMES TAX INCLUDED Cnllilrea ander (la Cara) 55c FREE! Nightly Shaw Start at 1:64 Last Complete Shew al 9:19 NOW SHOWING RONALD REAOAt, j. TATRIOA NEAL Ikt the "HASTTT HEART" All 1 It ll4l I 9 31 Cd FEATURE "BLOHBIE'S HERO" All Jl NOW SHOWING "THE S00B FAIRY' with HUtOARET 8ULLAVAN HERBERT MARSHALL ah a 41 ii TLUS "I wiiTca rinaio I "GIRL WITH IDEAS" NOW.

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