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THE PQST.STAVPARn, KvraciiM. N. Monday, Febroair J. IS60 Caught in Showroom Pair Nabbed At Gunpoint Two whn had rc-enicred ihe Kcnson Build ing Lo jnake a second haul, were cdjtuicd early ycsUr- day by passing patrolmen alter a hectic thass at gunpoint. -Arrested were Willie Wynn.22, ot 209 Crouse Ave.

and M. B. Adkinson, 26. of 500 Madison St They are being held by police sending further investigation by district attorney's office this normng. AjraiinmenL is expected today in Police Court Pll.

Richard Coomoy said he and PU. Daniel Fletcher spotted two men in ibe showoom i dow of the automobile dealer, 315 S. Crovi5e Ave. Coorney said they ducked be-' Jimd a new car, and as they ap-, proachc-d, ran lo ihe i section in the rear of ihe build- i TJM Irort door had becnj Burglaries of three FayellcviHc pried open, police said. ffllQ aaol jj Er va i Coomey Fletcher blocked lng neUed fl and 576 properly.

TINY IW SIZE, MAJOR IN SCOPE Electric's newly-developed gallium arsemde tunnel diode works at frequencies above and may prove a boon to satellite GE's Petite New Diode May Be Tunnel to Stars Tiny electronic parts known as'cjcs above 4,000 tunnc-i diodes have been made so improve American mis- Frequencies sile and satellite capabilities, the a Electric Co reported yesterday GE scientists have matte the tunnel diodes work al frequen- (Jbillibb above 10.000 eible. ihe company The ncviMypc tunnel Don't Suffer MinutaJ fctAttinf tTux A hunilui 'km are pos- are rnade pf gallium arsenide, a lit lie known and rarely uSed material. The tunnel first developed in Japan, is similar to a transistor exeopl. in the latest Ironic equipment such as computers, oscillators and ampliiieis for vehicles as well ps ground-based launching and corv tro) systems are expscled to result from the development, GE said. The tunnel lium.

artenide made at has hit peak-to- valley cUifitiU 7atlos at high as saw Coomey and Fletcher approaching 3 Fayettevilie Breaks Net $55 in Cash their exit n. from the garage and Fletcher found Wynn under a car and handcuffed him. Coomey wat phoning lor ad- dilional police, Fletcher cornered the rear of the ga- Genesee St effect Ihe arrest 15 clgaj e( WyJin attempted to jj inp nf into Satunley night or early yesterday, sheriff's bepu. ties said, were. PJiHrmacy.

123 him before he goi out side. i said had clock-radio and typewriter and Mrs Palpi! Coronet noth 107 Brooklet 1 misting OFFICERS OF STATE SOCIETY OF EDITORS IN SESSION' of the New York Stale Society of Ncwspapei Editors a i shown ir the Hotel racubc day Ihoy opened Llicir i i i Cliai J. Wcllner. EcMor, Citizen-Advertiser, A i i i i i of the society and executive editor of The COJIHM -Express, BviTralo: Fied 0 Eaton, managmc, editor of The Saralogian, Saiatoga Spnnfic; A'orman R. Bxkci i of The Rockland County a a Day, a a i i i editor of the Journal-Amci itan.

New York, and Vincent Jones, executive editor of The Gannett newspapers, Rochester. Not present lor picture was J. Leonard Gorman, president of the society end executive editor of The Posl-Standaid. Panel Debates Today At State Editors' Parley la No hari a ball nc ee ii a ham-l St fctr casc nf m0l i lr W. Houslion.

NPM- TTni-kl AL m. Tlic Da I pC I fill I rtrv a a Vm't nf a i CN sal A lUjil Farm. i i i i i I fl-nrt 10 lour cais jn the garage, Det. Tommy Sirassi searched the homes of "Wynn and A-dkin- son to turn up a 17-inch tclcvi- sion set in Wynn's apartment. Wyirn admitted taking ihe set two hours earlier and.

had comeback to make another haul. Police said the burglars had originally entciod building by breaking a on the north side They had altcmpied and keys' 101 Ol1 R1K lvvo drj cc bat tencs ol Stalc Sucirty of NeuspaiJcrjSlale Welfare Commi'isiuiirr. for total of (61. got under vay lierc vid lioclicslci 1 rogj version it is miersitive it, lo CE jflid. Tina comparts to leave by the Jront when they hnl jnd J.rjlfl ripg Ail: Kclpi our Tur radiation and vuutally i i a it la i ratio foi i i lo tompcralure it-diodes made at germartium Thel intlica Jiigh cajjly.

'neu- djode can handle Jour times' Used in combination with tbejas much power llransislor. the tunnel diode GE expcels ID i i may revDlulioniJc the electronics samples of thfi new tunnel diwles industry, a GE ai-'lo industry cireuit-designei's in serted. He said it was about six months. The i he used extensively in high-iprobably will be about Lbt same computers, mimles S7S-- as the germanium tunnel earth satellites mi ode a GE developed las More reliable miniature elcc- year. ADVEHTISEMENT New Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Little Worry 5a.t talk, laugh or Enecze wlLhouc ol insecure laiw teeth dropping, slipping ar UabblLnfi FASTEETH bold; plain firmer and morn com- rortAOJy Thla ponider tin no gooes, pasi? nr eld) ctietks ''plaw in Brtttft) couattr.

Memo from ONONDAGA SAVINGS MAIM COMMUMTT I. at Szell Proves He's a Maestro By WILLIAM FLEMING of Weber's romanticism The Cleveland Orchestra, un der the dynamic direction 01 Szell, played to a ful iiight at Lincoln Audi The event was jy Civic Morning Musicals, Frokofieff'5 rnassive FiJih Syni- ihony climaxed the evening's ef- orti. All the orchestra's re- Were marshalled for the occasion "wjlh complement of seven men In th fl battery playing" variously on bass, snare and ket- drums; gongs, tambourines triangles: plus cymbals, wood blocks and piano. Evenlu- lally, everybody from (he contrabassoon and tuba to the triangle got into the act in this busy i Prokoficfl also Brovtclcs a real workout for a virtuoso conductor. anil Grorge Sz ll i 1 not a maes- to miss such an opportunity.

Like a prize- lighter in the pink, he exhibited genuine pugilistic prowess, leading with left The opening swirls of tiring lone seerned to well up cut of no where, and Swll save full atten tion to the contrast belvuaen the blact and sinister pajsages well as to the blazing triumph ol the whirlwind finale. Mozart's Symphony No, 39 received sympathetic treotmenl i gracefully contoured phrases, leisurely paced tempos jnd dancing rhythms. Owing to the preponderance nt strings, the winds, when screened through the phalanx of tended to 4ie a disadvantage, orchestra as an in- and. righl hooks in Hip early rounds and scoring 1 a KO in the grand finale. TTn is the music ot ProkoEietf after he made hJs peace with the Soviets, and he writes according to the party line that calls for uncomplicated forms and singa- ble tunes.

Rather (Jian leave the field to the Russians, the orchestra added Senior's rousing Hungarian March from the Uon df Fausl" as an Tnc program began the "FrclschueU" Overture, find Ule conductor caught Uic a i sllghtlj at As for if strument. it is surely to be recfc oned among Uie best In the business. In comparison with the brtys from Philadelphia, it 15 not so lush and tcnfls to be more sinuous in sonortly. It is Jess suave and polished than Che Bos tomans, but it's equal In ensemble precision and musical Ualtlcs, CHILD RECOVERING Florence Corp, 5, who swallowed quantity of lye Saturday while playing at htr homt in Ly- was reported In aattafao lory condiiion last night in St Joseph's HospiUt. She la (tie daughter "i Mr.

and Mrs, Arthur Corp or lamson Town ol Mrs, Charlotte Corp said her daughter and nine-year-old son were playing In a small cottage back of their home and that Florence evidently found the lye there. Pants Ripped For Money, Man Alleges John McNeil, 17, or 207 Gifford is being held for jntesliga- tion connection with an assault and $30 robbery at 9 pm Saturday. McNeil was by Joseph Cavallo oflBOT Grptit Blvd. as Uie man who had robbed him in ttiCv 200 block of Onondaga St. police said.

Cavallo said his aiiallant knocked him dqwn and ripped open his trauser pocket Lo ccl the money. MeNfril up in the Da-lanri Thr HcralciJnurnal Depulies said UIP en- terdsy tered the pharmacy bv smaslime rear door vraidon'. They used an ice cream spoon to pry open IP cash register Irving Fiitfroff, owner, said no narcotics were taken. He said they overlootad I money jn drawer bdiind Uie prescription counter. Ha noted tliat Ihe register could Ii3i-e been opened by merely plugging it jn rogjonaljnnd meeLins of officcrsjrpprescnlativc of the welfare de- directors and men.

More than 109 NEW York slate editors are expected to attend the three-day meeting. Highlight ot today's sessions Senate Commitlee en Public Wel fare and Rclier, and Mason Taylfir. of the tluca newspapers "Whal Are We Doing and Whal Can We Do to Attraer More Able will bo a dinner tonight in the Persons into Our Field'" will be Svrscuse Political foes of long standing, Michael H. Pren-cuision. Dean Wesley C.

Clark, (Jcrgast. Democratic slate chair- Judson Morhouse. man and Persons living over phnr. Republican slRte chairman macy told depulics they heard a'have an opporumty to face 3 yralerday And debate jf Uicy then found S2D was 1 Followms; reports ol officers at ing from a melal bri in the liv-9'JD a m. pane! will J.

Ogden. The Providence Joui will jpeak at lunolv con in the Easl Room. J. Leonard room The had conducted on 'A SeArclunft Gorman, soctely vice presiocni since 10 Sstu-dSi ILook inlrt Welfare OpEraLipns." Sheriff's dclKhvs believe was made with a skeleton key. stared Deputes said the burglary al- tempt at the cleaners was when the ytggs were away.

Aftst- through the rear window i overlooked the only money jn an Unlocked drawer. Stale pftllce gas stslion job the Trooper Ray Sal vie said entry was gained by smashing the window in the soulh of the building Burglars lefl the front door by The cash register was nol touched, slate police said. uith Covey C. Honver, The El Star-GsKctlc, servmg, us chairman. Panel participants will be.

partmcfil. Henry A. Wise, the subject of another panel School of Journalism, University, wdl serve will man Michael editor of and executive editor of Thfl Posl Standard, will preside O.xie Reichlcr, of the Herald Statpsman, will ai "Big Bull Session" at 2-30 1 Dies, 8 Hurt As Cars Crash he in ihp Room 100 black of GiTlord about tw? hours alter the alleged robbery. LEAVES FOR TOUR Pie, John L. Clark, son ot Mr.

ano" Mrs. Lyndon F. Clark of USE S. State St, is JCTV- ng with the Marine Detachment aboard the heavy cruiser USS Newport News, which departed Norfolk, Va. Thursday for S.

Sixth Fleet in Hie Mediterranean. Arrest Haul of The arresi yesterday ot fvo last Side men, apprehended on -ouline Investigations, turned up nore 26,000 Cuban lottery tickets. Held by police for questioning are Walter Brooks, 39, of 105 Har. and Johnny Lee Pink- tard, 34, of 700 Almond St. The case has bcsn turned over the District Attorney's office or investigation and to deter- nine tlie Cuban lottery hits are.

Illegal, The two men wert arrested atl- a slrange series cvnls. were alcrtetf to pick up Restaurant Hit; Nothing Missing Police said Eddie's HcsUurant. HOO N. Sslma SU was ransacked by burglars early yesterday. Entry was made by pulling off a screen and o-penir? the unlocked rear window.

Police said nothing was taken, but the cupboard behind the bar was ran- fTwoN Lottery earlier Saturday night with a 32 caliber pistol. They stopped a car answering tne description or Pinkhard's car at II p.m. to find the driver one Walter Brooks. A search of the car ncltad oOO lottery tickets under the front seat. Brooks denied knowledge o( the tickets and said he had switched cars with Plnkhard at 7 p.m.

or (our hours before. Police caught up wilh Pin kh art et 1:30 a.m. yesterday driving in Brooks 'car in the 900 block of E. Fayctle St. They found the weapon, but turned up SI more lottery ISniliEin A ajnacysc i i on hei outing since her mother's death an auto crash ivecfrs ago, i 3s killed Sunday in a headon crash that 3 otherj near Dryden on Rt.

13. Stele police identified the dead woman aj Mrs, Rosemary Anderson, ot 120 Grny Syracuse, rler husbind and three daughters wete injured the crash, Four olhcr persons, including the two occupants of the other 9ts Big Tickets pad and stamp with "Perry 1 written on it. Police said when Brooks was booked at the station they found 92 lottery tickets in the sweat band of the hat. The lottery tickets found Jn the car were 26 books with a 100 pages- in each Each ticket sells for "around 10 cents." detec- Uves said. Detectives said Pink-hard is being held temporarily for driving without a license and Brooks for questioning.

The original complain! by Mtss ITarYtilrnrh line nnl Kfion fnrmalK 1 car. were hospitalized. Listed in critical condition al Corlland Countj Memorial Hospi (a I are one daughter. SUphs. me, 12.

with head injuries, and passenger in the other car. Putt, 16. of Bryden, with head and leg injuries. Vincent Anderson, deceased woman's husband. WE( listed In fair condition Sunday night ti (he Tompkms County- Hospital.

He said this was Mrs. Henderson's first outing since her cr'i funeral two ivecKs ago, Anderson suffered desiccated and broken wrist, brnkcn knee csp. several broken nbs, a possi-, bit broken jaw and i ails Two olhcr Andeison children Susan, 4, and a 2 werp tinted good condition. Driver ot the ether car, Edward iS, ol 151 Main Dryderi, was in pood condition at (he hospital. He sustained i possible broken jaw, broken leg, other fractures to be Monday morning.

Other passengers In the Anderson car. Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Combi, bolh IB, at Syracuse, were in satisfactory condition at the hospital Sunday night. Money Deposited On Or Before FEBRUARY 3rd Right To Work Earning Interest From FEBRUARY Ut SYRACUSE SAVINGS BANK Hitkek II County said I threatened a the tine Hamilton is a lottery ledger and a stamp lodged, police said.

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