The Kingston Daily Freeman from Kingston, New York • Page 6

2-Ton Dicicl Engine installed Here in the A. Feeney'' A Terr Intereitlng operation in I boat conitrucUon com pitted Tuesday at the Cornell on Rondout creek when a 4tO I power Diesel engine, weighing jtoni, wu installed i the tug A. owned by the Thomas A. Pwiney Corporation of 'thli city. Job w.i done by local workmen at the Cornell the supervision of Paul Bordt of Brooklyn, Oleiel engine engineer who ban supervised the installation about 60 similar engine.

The of the engine wai no great jthat It to employ the iblg 34 ton crane at ths shops In dropping the engine Into the bull of the boat. For the past several at the boat yard of the Reliance Marine ami Construction! Corporation on Abeel street a rather Interesting construction Job has been KOlng on. It was the remodeling? of the former "Socony No. tug which was bought by the Tbomaa A. Feeney Corporation of thin city for remodeling: Into one of the most powerful find up-to-date lugs for use on the Barge canal.

Last fall the "Socony No. a eteel lug, was bought and brought to this city when the river opened up this spring. Since then the boat, had the old engines removed and and in place a latest type! Diesel engine has been Installed. After the old engines were taken out a heavy steel engine bed has been electrically welded I the by tho Ashley Welding Works of this city. This bed alone- weighs 12 tons and waa recently completed Tuesday the boat waa taken to the Cornell Shops for the Installation of the engine.

It will take about three weeks to complete the work and get the boat ready to place In commission. A new super-structure will be constructed and the tug which has been named the "Thomas A. Keeney" will then go into commission on the Barge canal towing the fleet of barges of soda between Syracuse and Rcnsselaer. The.J-eney corporation now owni 1 'I of the largo bargea which ply the canal and the addition of the "Thomas' A. named for Thomas A.

Feeney, president of the corporation, to the fleet, will give the corporation one of the moil powerful tugs on the canal. The tug is 81 feot long with a beam of 20 feet, and there arc but four other Diesel powered tugs on the canal equal power. However when a. Freeman reporter asked regarding I matter today, Bernard J. Feeney stated that tho tug which had been named for his father probably would even excel these four boats since the motor which baa Juat been Installed is of a much later type than those now In service, although the power rating ig the same.

The Thomas A. Feeney Corporation Is made up of Thomas A. Feeney and sons who alto operate the Reliance Marine Transportation and Construction Corporation of (hi. city. Their fleet of barges Is now tinder contract to the Conner Interests plying the Barge canal and when the "Thomas A.

Feeney" placed in commlnilon It will be used In connection with the towing of the Feeney fleet. Republicans to Reject Democratic Move THE KINGSTON DAILY FREEMAN. KINGSTON, WEDVESTAV A RADIO PICTURE OF EMPEROR'S FLIGHT State WPA Suipcod. Two Projects; Food And Clothing Here Cloainf Down COWBBBU CkKblng frojert Tltrewe Mm Chit of Horfc--ACUM Appointment. District Supervisor Mlexell of the dlitrlpution lite yesterday notified tke men employed to tbt commissary In the building adjoining the city ball and the tm ployed In the clothing project In the ERB in the Palen building that their services would not be oeeded aa both were being temporarily suspended.

The order than half a dozen men employed on oath The cothlng and the lothln 8 either project. of the month and no food from The two nrojeets were closed when Mayor C. J. Helsel- man refused to recognize the appointment of John J. Duffy of sendale, whom the State WPA had appointed to succeed Albert H.

Shul- of the men who have been the.State WPA were in- Better Movies Group Holds Meeting Here On Mecday evening the Ktngiton Council for Better Motion at the hone of F. P. Luth A good attendance wu preeen itatirw from many of affiliated "I 11 Tn president waiter T. listen, preilded. New- elected at follows: Mrs.

Walter T. Mrs. Tiee the tt, secretary; Oor- treasurer; Mrs. Cornelius eMT secretary. Much followed the election vi Mri.

Luthvr A. mm municition fron, Warner Bros. Pro-' asking for a vote on double tur aa to whether we approved FRENCH HONOR FLEEING KING OF KINGS Ju A. were informed by Mr. Mlexell that thev ojr.

ftther WPA job Jn the city, as the had Held were on State WPA and they could not be transferred to other Mayor Heiselman when seen today stated that the local ERB had informed him that relief families were receiving their food slips usual and that there was no or Buffering caused by the cloving down the first of the month of the commissary and the clothing bureau. was stated morning that the State WPA also expressed the intention of closing down the sewing bureau where some 40 women are employed soon as the materials on band are Badoglio Restores Order in Addis Ababi (Contintwd from Ont) the in order to have "a feature program. Warner are endeavoring this way to the of the people. Any Adverse, A Night's Dream and several other now the making would suffer by cutting because time would not pef- ffllt having the itory told it should oe, to please an understanding pub- were read from Mrs. direct from Hollywfiod.

in which sne we have Improved greatly in our pictures and reached almos't a point of perfection. While there are many pictures still, which we would prefer not to have shown, the average is- very small. The recent tryout of for motion thoroughly new groups added at once. The plan is educate children in every phase 1 of ctur "RIDING TOGS" Jodphun $1.98 to $12.50 Habits urc. "Hare Our Representative Kantrowitz Bros.

40-48 XOKTH FUOXT Groups are being formed city toward end. The plan In this on most unique. In Other or nl b( will be in motion picture apprecla- all groups will he Imperial palace, the railway ion. the wireless station, and the of the military cen- eri. TM, one rou when on- will be selected, forming an entire motion picture producing company.

Prom this group capable th rs Wl for the different necessary to form qualllted Pr comp Those NEW PRICES DINNER 40c SOUP TO DESSERT Sane Portion Quality. Sandwich Reduced Tudor Grill HEADWAY VAX BUREX ST. RUMMAGE SALE MAY 7, 8 9 656 BROADWAY Rcneftt of Woman's Exchange The long column which Badogllo mmanded waa pouring Into city. Hundreds of motor trucks roared Free Slate Tops List Of Landon Pledges Id California Vote By The Associated Press California--Unlnstructed slate of (Contlniinl from missioncr of taxation and finance hold employers' contributions "unin- vested" pending a final determination on the law constitutionality. The other introduced bv Senator William T.

Byrne. Albany County Democrat, would provide that If the law is held unconstitutional, the industrial commissioner "shall requi- from the unemployment trust fund all moneys standing to credit of the state" and make pro- rata refunds to employers who contributions." More rk 8 J-The by the attorney general that betting at New lork race wan not expected to hare any Immediate effect on o'f hook matters. The present oral syetem of wager at the wa nor Lehman signed the bill. This letfslaiion served a betting methods which had ex isted for many Since then John J. Dunnlcaa Democratic leader In the Slate Senate, continued hit pfforu to in- pari-mutuel with other source of revenue.

Today's ruling was interpreted by uirr men as another rnnri? Inn A offer! current owrauons. rending: further derel- jo do 44 delegates to' the Republican National Convention topped ft rival slate pledged to Governor Alf M. Landon of Kanscs as returns poured in from yesterday's- primary. In the Democratic race. President Roosevelt's obtained about five times many votes as the "Epic" "Townsend" slates combined.

South Dakota--An unlnstructed claimed by supporters of Governor Landon held slight lead over Senator Borah of Idaho with Incomplete in the contest for eight delegates to the Republican convention. On the Democratic side of a slate of eight pledged to lYcsi- dent Roosevelt had no opposition. Alabama--Senator John H. Rank- head and his brother. William Dankhead.

House lemocratic loader! rewired majorities in yesterday's primary. President Roosevelt ti-oii i the state's i2 convention votes with- Canadian Moiintie 3 6 0 i Today Daxvson. May thp stable 'Edward J. Board of Royal Canadian Mounted Police waa 13,000 richer today for guessing the time of an ice break-up didn't happen. The ice-guessing contest is an annual affair with a pot of gold "to the person who comes closest to guessing the minute the Yulbn river will start to lose its sheath of ice Each year, a flagpole is set in the co.

and the toppling of the flag pole 'ignals the break-up. The ice pole went down at 6'03 yesterday from a slight "surface movement. The ice remained tast. but the contest committee ruled Constable Beard's guess of 5:30 a May 5. as valid.

Baptist'Workers to Meet in Sangerties The Hudson River Central Baptist ble School and Young' People's Association will hold iu-'annual con- on Few Raspberries Die Outright from Cold Geneva. N. May 6 The sud and death of raspberry which appeared to be making a visoroM growth is a frequent pui- ile to i pro crs fw of irhom recognize winter injurj to tnc the direct cause of their loss. sav Prof. L.

M. Cooley. dlwtJ the State Experiment Station here, in an article in the current issue of VKarm Research station's quarterly I-ew rwpberry plants are ever killwt outright by the cold, he tales he njury being confined to the ''here it gradually shuts off the winter killing of the tip it a rathCr imporun; rce of 11 Prof. Cooley. Then, too.

the fruit of commercial varieties of red and purple raspberries of tI 3r? rt0ttt A blirk enn0re aoj It state con- rentlon Undon and Pledged the slate's four to him. Connecticut--Republican Wed In convention today to select i having'13 voles in national convention. a morninrl IJ Iound 1 I- at o'clock, and Jun-heon ax 15lan be served noon, followed th a3 a.ternoon session At o'clock hr rr critical, tissue in the it hrough the streets tream. The who had foreigners and their hid their in the ae- essible spot and appeared waving hue flags and cheering the conquer- rs. The high command took no chances of any counter-attacks from any disorganized Ethiopian military groups which might he lurking in the surrounding Eritrean were stationed in four positions at the beginning of the Imperial caravan highway.

were-thrown out with smart military (kilt around the outskirts of the city. The Italian were in high spirits: The first truck detachment to enter the capital yesterday contained mainly Erltreans, with the white troops following. British Cabinet London, May 6 question of the future of the League of Nations, brought up abruptly by conquest of Ethiopia despite came before the British cabinet today. Urged In some to abandon and In others to maintain or even increase the pressure of the league measures, the government seemed unlikely to make a declaration of policy immediately, preferring to sound out public opinion ilrit. One group of ministers, headed by" Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden A-as understood to favor taking the lead In a scheme for tic reconstruction of the Geneva institution.

Many believed, however, that the time had come for Britain to stand aside and let the other powers make the next at Genera in next Monday's lesaion of the league coun- STREET BARACCA from A from which some in course of niming. When 1 ri her the entire group will be taken to jee'tbe picture. From a'selection will be 25. th 1 capable plav There will be scenerv from the bovs groups and the girl, will prepare the cos- herc wll) and technician will be brought from film's tll lrt of 1 1 1 will be machine, and when the ---J th Place in which to It will be arranged for. Later amera and projection machine 6 1 1 to or ni Mtion5 de- tne Riming of special pro- iii 1 proceeds fr om the ven- will belong to the boys and girls rorm company, to be used a foundation for "-further-studv The project is already well, under numerous groups are beinr invite all persons inter- in forming a group to commu- wlth tffe president, Mrs Lu- undcrt 'nK is a very big tblng but one which already has and Kingston.

Cheerfully Giren with more trees and nhriibw. JAMES V.PFEIFFER 37J2. i number bacteria the common houMfiv a million. A PURE BRED BUCK PERCHERON STALLION 5 Yem OJd, weight 2260 Owned by M. Arthur Jwihi of Wrstown, X.

whl stknd at the Horse Farm of for Inspection and Prom IAT ft to tAT 33 For Full Information Boicc 2630 or' Harry Beattr 403- PHONE Mother's Day Cards oon sesson At o'clock a (issue in the banquet the wood or on fl 1 The Baracca Clan of the Worn Str-et Baptist Church held lu an election of Tuesday the following; being elected George prwMeot: Jamea C. Tiw-pmident; trcunrer; Dewey Bondj. tarr. After th- jHMa.l1«4 for the coming year rusted. Refresh menu were by membtni of rhilatbea Class noar enjorf wtmaisi- a of "This tender in although count Mar Xanmroneck.

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TIP JIM tuiad. dT 31 atifl N-nla-n i MOTHER'S DAY IS SUNDAY, MAY 10 O'REILLY 531 BROADWAY. 30 JOHN ST. Ow Motlier's Day The Smtimntl of the Valentin Burgevin Fair Main 1.