Middletown Times Herald from Middletown, New York • Page 2

TWO 3RD DROWNING IN THREE DAYS FOR SULLIVAN Confi7iard I'BQC One) utcs after his removal to the camp hospital. MIDDLETOWN TIMES I I A I MIDDI.BTOWN, N. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, Shifts Legion Gavel EIGHT I1UKT IN REGION Eisnt persons were hurt, several seriously in automobile accidents in the Orange-Sullivan region during the lust twenty-Jour hours. Among them were three women dancers employed at the Congress Hotel. Sackett Lake, who were taken to Alonticello Hospital alter the eight-year-old sedan in which they were riaing down Bndgeville hiu, Koute Seventeen, blew a tire and overturned three times, throwing them out throush the top.

Dorothy Fishbetn, twenty-five, of New York, whose stage name is Dorothy Elaine, sufiercu a fracture 01' a spinal vertebra and ztitr treatment at Monticello Hospital was removed to the Hospital lor Ruptured and Crippled in New York. The two other dancers, Fannie Juv- eiler, twenty-seven, and Josephine Medwin, twenty-five, ol New RISE IN PRICE IS CONSIDERED RULING TAKES LIBRARY FROM FOR DAIRYMENI SCHOOL BOARD dletown system, whereby the library WM operated under of the library committee of the Board of Education, was continued to date. Intent of the of 1M2, Mr. Ballman indicated, was to transfer supervision of all public libraries to the Board of Regents Public libraries were sSpposfd td become entirely independent to be entitled to various rights and privi jicuwm, iwemy-nve, ol wew I Clayton H. Jones (left), new commander of Middletown Post of York, remained in Monticello Hos- American Legion, receives gavel from Harry S.

Shorter retiring head at pital suffering: from cuts and posts annual installation ceremony last night. In the middle is John uruises. A. Zimmerman of Newburgh, Orange County Legion commander Cap- Tlie car in which tfccy were rid- tam Jones, the new commander, served with Company I of the First ing north toward Bricgeviile was New York Infantry in the World War and was the organizer and first operated by Giovanni Soniti. thirty- commanding officer of Battery 156th Field -Vrtillery eight, of New York, who was little) hurt.

A Mrs. Lou of I (Continued from fagt One) m-pbhUc-libraVfund 8 (Continued from Page One) ot farmers, dealers, and consumers at a public hewing. I -Hints of contemplated action came stopped. mfah from questions Ten Eyck repeatedly Althouch there are sever.1 mrth for i TM me tion asked proponents of producer mice Alt ou a cllere several mem- fior Board of Education to eoo- questions were- of stablishin library, of mem- Can we increase producer prices Mr Ballma wrote, the State lb I committee. Mr.

without increasing prices? parently believed Middletown should York and its share of state money fB 1 onHor the ac stopped pora of the cltv 'here vv (might have been ivuvut AuuicaKuug remu pricesr i wwAiru miuuicwwu auumu i 101 "Do you think this is a good time permit Uie school district of the moved whaSvi-r to Abandon all price-fixing except city to continue cuperviilm of haVTexUted for the prices paid the farmer?" Tlirall. This is because of the fact --A- re re and milk that for approximately a century L. distributors agreed that a producer the library here has been connected a I I 1 i i i i i I IIU i -But subsequent State 1923 might a the will TM i WIG iiuiaiv jici't; IIRS ueen comiecLCfl i i A'ITM giving the prce increase would force a retail with the school district rather than 4i i the but consumers dis- community a Answers to the second question Recommends Procedure pUwttan or iti successor, varied. Stanley Piseck asserted the Conseouentlv tate 5tatut requirements rela- board was too cumbersome to help recommend? th.t J. iYe to er tlm ot public libraries, armers in an emergency.

Others boart of flve trStL 1 over terms le ric to befeTcted Woters of th. th TRAFFIC RELIEF VOTES STRAGGLE INTO OFFICE Traffic ballots continued to strat- fle into the traffic editor's mail bag this norniiK as last minute voters hurried to have their eluded in The Times final traffic poll. To be included in the final tally, all ballots must have been received at The Herald office, or the office of Mayor Cluttm C. Oumpell, before the clow of butiuett today. BaltoU received after today will not be counted.

To permit final tabulation of bal- loU the running total for today wai toUl WM pau and parkway tiuued to Ute in, today's snucAD ALAEM KMPORIA, of lima bevns, stored acalnst tbe Winter, exploded when fire lUrted in tbe home of Or. Paul Dr. Trimble was aroused, called firemen and the home was caved. The beans were burned. 4lf ballots for bypass or parkway and only twenty-five againit.

By- status of Thrall Library within the equlrement of State law. There was no discussion of the opinion ast night. NOW 1 CAT Doughnuts SlMMMk Bcil-MM BEIL-AMSV PM INMGCSTIOM of hurt. A Mrs. Lou Taylor of New York who was in the front seat with him also escaped uninjured.

Emergency calls ler ambulances were sent, by Joseph Kelly, a New York Telephone Company lineman wiio was working near the scene. climbed a telephone pole, tapped a wire to place his first call; then de scL-neded and applied a tournique 10 tiie injured leg of one ol the women. The first ambulance to arrive had room for only one patient and Deputy Sheriff Francis V. Huff who also had been called, asked Kelly map Lbe wires and send out more calis. Two more ambulances, one from Monticello and another from Liberty responded.

Crash Near Wwfaboro Three persons were hurt in a collision near Wurtsboro last night between cars operated by Clarence Hendnckson, forty-five, of Binghamton and Michael Marfcowitz of Freeport, L. according to report at Horton Memorial Hospital to which the injured were brought Hendrickson suffered s. possible fracture of the left hip lacerations. Mrs. -Helen Eendrickson forty, also was admitted suffering from lacerations end shock and their daughter.

Alice, twenty received a possible fracture of the right ankle and contusions. Betty Colish, six, of Xew fork staying with her parents at the Forest Hill Inn, MoutalndaJe was badly hurt yesterday when run into by the automobile of Jack Bass Bones of her right arm were crushed and her right shoulder was injured. She was was removed to a New York Hospital. The child had been playing about the car and the driver did not see her when he started to back the vehicle, it was SSUu. Two Negroes, James Proctor of Ahquippa.

and William Meyer of New York, were in Monticello jail today as the result of a collision on Broadway, Monticello last night. Proctor is accused of having operated an automobile while '-ti- toxiCBted and his companion was arrested for intoxication Their car collided with one driven by Robert Brittain, of Sidney. The Middletown area was without serious mishaps. Collisions were reported between a truck driven bv Percey A. Aber of Otisviile and a car licensed 6D3833 on Cottage street, and between a cur driven bv James Blaine Worcester of thirty- seven Prospect avenue and another licensed 5K8107 on the Blooming- purg road, but no one was said to have been hurt.

Beaten by Borah LEGION BACKS iAFETYDRr Clayton H. Jonei Installed Commander of Post Here Support of Middletown's safe- driving campaign was voted by Middletown Post of the American Legion last night at a business session preceding the post's annual installation of officers. Members were urged to participate actively in the effort to reduce automobile acci- installatlon ceremony Clayton H. Jones who served in the 'seemrngV aims can be accomplished by re- i mendation ducing the spread between producer Back in 1888, Mr Ballman as- SrasteeTbV and consumer prices." Begun said sarted when Middletown was in- lihr.Tr He said farmers received only three as a city, the legislative 0nTT and one-half cents per quarts for act mad th Board of Education milk for which housewives bav of school libraries. At that twelve and thirteen cents.

time tne Orchard street school Miss Helen A. Hoffman of the Allhouse occupied the Thrall Library applv for to bring Masten Lake Casino BATHING LIFE GUARD PLAY GROUND ROW BOATS dents. By the At Monroe, two New York drivers arrested by State Police for traffic infractions. declared themselves unable to pay ten dollar fines levied by Magistrate Timothy Quackenbush and consequently betan ten- day I eras in Goshen jail last night They were Joseph Troche and Louis Weiner. TWO HURT AT PORT PORT JERVIS John Powrie nineteen, and John Reddington' twenty, suffered bruises last night when the car in which they were riding was forced off West Main street by an unidentilied truck The ca driven by James Duane.

trashed through a. fence at the Standard Oil supply station. ON RELIEF THOUGH HE HAS $20,000 JUDGEMENT Silicosis Victim Reports Hh Children Hungry WILUAMSTOWN. N. Ei-icfcion complained tociav a his nu v-ri" hUIISry a i $20000 C0mpanv owes Charles A a a Monroe Town- BYRON DEKENBACU Former conservative Republican endorsed by the Townscndites, who was defeated by Senator Borah In Idaho primary yesterday.

Defenbach was nominated by a Townsend convention, however, so that he also will be a candidate in the general election. ROBINSON AND BORAH WIN IN PRIMARY TEST Idaho Veteran Victor Over Townsendite in Hardest Battle of Thirty Yean Two Senate veterans--William E. Borah of Idaho and Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas--seemed assured of renominatlon today aj returns from yesterday's primaries were counted. Borah seemed a certain victor over one opponent, running with the backing of the Townsend age pension organization, in the Idaho Republican primary.

Robinson won over two opponents In the Arkansas Democratic primary. In Florida, the Townsend organization scored a win when its candidate. Judge Charles O. Andrews won the Democratic nomination for the Senate scat vacated by the death of Park A. Trammel.

In Florida, the Democratic nomination is equivalent to election. Vorld War with Cimpany I of the irst New York Infantry and later rganized and became the first onmmanding officer of Battery the 156th Field Artillery, was invested as post commander to succeed Harry S. Shorter. Mr. Jones was first vice-president during the last year.

Other post officers installed were Austin Evans, first vice-comman- I der; William Broadhead, second vice-commander: Louis Gr'ossholz, third vice-commander; Edward R' Herling, adjutant: George Miles, treasurer; Adam Wcickel, chaplain, and George Blanchctte, sergeant-at-arms. Delegates chosen for the annual Orauge County Legion convention at Newburgh today were Commander Jones, Austin Evans Harry Shorter and Edward R. Hcrling. Plans announced at the last meeting for the Legion to hold a soap box derby for Orange County children were discussed again last night. The Linden Avenue hill is expected to be obtained for this event to be held sometime in September.

Three races for various types of boys' home-made racing wagons probably will be In the state-wide drive for funds for the Tuppcr Lake camp, operated by the Legion for convalescent war veterans, Middletown post has raised $98.00, it was announced, and expects to Increase this considerably. The new commander appointed Louis Grossholz chairman of the muse committee and George Blanchette commander of the firing squad. LilC Peoples party of Harlem, asserted any rise in the retail milk price would be accompanied by a rise in the death rate of New York children She said half of the residents of the Harlem area were unemployed and even a fractional" rise would work hardship. hearing ended abruptly in the midst of arguments presented by Elisha J. Friers of FultonviUe vice president of the New York State Milk Producers Association Immediately placards were displayed by representatives who called a mass meeting for Sunday.

Friers demanded that dairymen confer regarding milk price increases. He was supported by the Pisecfcs. But Ten Eyck. flushed by the sudden outbursts, adjourned the hearing. KIN OF LOYALIST CHIEFS NOW HELD AS HOSTAGES MADRID--Rebels are holding as a members of the families of high Loyalist officials, government sources said today Family of Manuel Blasco Garzon Minister of Justice, was caught at Seville at the outbreak of the re- bcllion.

Twelve year old son of Antonio Lara, Minister of Public works, is a prisoner at Segovia, with a daughter of Gen. Juan Sarabia. Family of Manuel Munoz, Director General of Public Security, are cantors in Cadiz. The family of Gen. Jose Miaia a Loyalist column leader in the southeast, is held at Melilla, Morocco, and reported to have been threatened with execution bv a firing squad unless Miaja withdrew.

Rebels at Segovia are understood to have captured the only son of Francisco Largo Caballero, Socialist uwuui, wv.t,ujj.i\,iji LJIIC site. Title to that property had been delivered to the village of Middletown by its Board of Education in 1880 for $4,000. In 1920 additional property on Orchard street was acquired by the city for $5.000 from Genevieve E. Denton. In 1892, Mr.

Ballman found, the legislature enacted three laws intended to establish a new public library system entirely separate and distinct from school libraries. The laws provided for incorporation of public libraries by the Board of Regents. One specifically required that school libraries be kept in school buildings and should not be used by the public. These laws, moreover, gave to the Board of Education the discretion of giving books not needed in schools to establish public libraries. In the event public libraries were established, boards of education were given permission to appoint three library trustees to administer the public library.

The statutes of 1892, however, required that such trustees should apply to the Board of Regents within one month for a library charter. "The Middletown Board evidently intended to comply with the law," Mr. Ballman asserted, "for the reason that they appointed three members of the Board of Education as a library committee." No adherence to provisions of the statute requiring incorporation was made, however, and the Mid- To See LONGER-See SHORTER H. S. SHORTER Optometrist Exclusively 38 West Main St.

WPA DIRECTOR QUITS BINGHAMTON The District VPA office here announced today resignation of C. V. Connele. district director, to become effective August fifteenth. James Conley of Ithaca, assistant director, will serve as acting director after that date until successor to Mr.

Connele has been named by Lester W. Herzogr, stale administrator. Mr. Connrie has iaspected WPA projects in Sullivan Counts' on several occasions. GRAND OPENING Under New Management PINE GROVE INN East Main St.

Middletown THURS. EVENING, AUG. 13th Broiled Chicken with Karloll Antipasto Salad (Serred 7 to p. Celery One of New York's Best Floor Shows -Music by a popular Boston Orchestra Admission, Including dinner, flirar show, music duicinr fl.M i doubt it becauie since New Jersey had placed the state relief burden io Dr. William Hofer.

Erickson's ysjcla Thomas Enckson. ten, died July twenty- fmhn a 1 leitst artly tecause relief authorities provided inadequate food and fuel. One of Erickson's two ha breathing abrasive dust. A Freehold Can You Answer These? (Answirs on Financial Paje) 1. Name the author ol "Les Miserables." 2.

What is the common name for pertussis? 3. Name the several parts of a flower. 4. What is the poisonous element In the exhaust gases ol an automobile? 5. What is the unit of weight for precious stones? 8.

What is a clinic? 7. Can honey In the comb be manufactured? Who was McEntee? I. and where is Gruyere? 'IV. Ii tray spelled with an a or BOISE--Senator William E. apparently had won today what considered his hardest battle Ii thirty years for Republican nomlna lion to the Senate.

Borah hai 3.091 votes to 1,335 for Byron Defen bach, Townsend-backed opponent in returns from sixteen of the state's forty-four counties. Defenbach Is a conservative Republican who yesterday was nominated by a state Townsend convention to assure Mm a place on the November ballot Gov. C. Ben Ross led in the Democratic senatorial race. Ross has predicted that he would irive Borah a licking in November He was opposed in the primary by John C.

Carver, blind United States district attorney. Thirty of the states 850 precincts gave Ross, only three term Governor In Idaho history, 1.080 to 887 for Carver. LITTLE ROCK-Senator Joseph T. Robinson, majority leader and a New Deal stalwart, was an easy victor in yesterday's Democratic primary, partial returns indicated today. court awarded him $20.000 damages May, 1934.

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