Daily News from New York, New York • 566

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Mackell (D-L) ASSEMBLY 1 Glen D. Webster Jr. (R) 1 Thomas V. LaFauci (D-L) 2 Nathan Steiner (R) 2 William C. Brennan (D-L) 3 Charles Eckstein (R) 3 Edward Devlin (D) 3 Marcia Steinberg (L) 4 Lucile Kittross (R) 4 Jules G.

Sabbatino (D) 4 Don M. Blauweiss (L) this is how the voting machine will look. The first thr i if I ill ASSEMBLY 5 Rocco A. Picarone (R) 5 William G. Giaccio (D-L) 6 Mordecai Dressier (R) 6 Michael.G.

Rice (D) 6 Seymour Simmons (L) 7 Jay M. Landa (R) 7 Moses M. Weinstein (D-L) 8 John Di Leonardo (R) 8 Michael J.Capanegro (D-L) 9 Fred W. Preller (R) 9 John C. Gotlmer (D) 9 Martin Stein (L) lOu-Nicholas J.

Caputo (R) 10 Louis Wallach (D-L) 11 Alfred D. Lerner (R) 11 John J. Santucci (D)' 11 Leonard Vaughn (L) 12 Sidney Schneider (R) 12 J. Lewis Fox (D-L) 13- -Anthony P. Savarese Jr.

(R) 13 John J. Tormey (D) 13 Joseph Ventimiglia (L) I. r. larougnoui me state. However- this samne is rt MrrnhnHrrn lmoitn rwl" -wiuxuii io me ena ox me line me oinces to ce lilled culler in SuSeme Crt i3t Sr varYTacrdi2 to te voters residence.

A complete list of candidates in Brooklyn for nrSL MuaP? Rrehtative in Congress. State Senator and Assemblyman, numbered dlS5-f rani Tl5 appears onrthe left On the right are Queens candidates for Supreme Court JUSUCe- COUntV TudfTP. Illtv Clftltrt Tiicfir-o uuptiuc tS4 IOC Sis i i. congress, btate Senator and SUPREME COURT (Sii Vacancies) 10 William Groat (R-D-L) 10 L. Barron Hill (R-D-L) 10 George P.

Stier (R-D-L) 10 Thomas P. Farley (R) 10 Percy Ingerman (R) 10 Paul J. Widlitz (R) io Joseph Liff (D) 10 Joseph A. Suozzi (D-L) 10 Henry Zaleski (D-L) 10 Arthur I. Goldstein (L) COUNTY JUDGE (Two Vacancies) Irwin Shapiro (R-D-L) Albert H.

Bosch (R-D) Benjamin J. Taruskin (L) CITY COURT Alphonse P. Guardino (R) James A. Roe Jr. (D) Julian H.

Gottlieb (L) SUPREME COURT 2 Lewis W. Olliffe (R-D-L) COUNTY JUDGE Dominic Rinaldi (R-D-L) MUNICIPAL COURT 3- (R-D-L) CONGRESS Leon F. Nadrowski (R) 8 Victor L. Anfuso (D-L) 9 Herman Sanders (R) 9 Eugene J. Keogh (D-L) 10 Jerome P.

Schneider (R) 10 Edna F. Kelly (D-L) 11 Seymour Besunder (R) 11 Emanuel Celler (D-L) 12 Francis E. Dorn (R) 12 Hugh L. Carey (D-L) 13 Joseph A. DeMarco (R) 1:3 Abraham J.

Multer (D-L) 14 Carlo G. Colavito (R) 14 John J. Rooney (D-L) 15 John II. Ray (R) 13 John M. Murphy (D) 13 Timothy V.

Costello (L) STATE SENATE 10 Michael C. Curci (R) 10 Simon J. Liebowitz (D-L) 11 Charles W. Greene (R) 11 Walter E. Cooke (D-L) 12 C.

Raymond Radian (R) 32 Jeremiah B. Bloom (D-L) 13 Kevin C. Fogarty (R) 15 Frank Composto (D-L) 14 William T. Conklin (R) 14 Charles P. DeMartino (D) 14 David J.Friedman (L) 15 Bert M.

Fields (R) 13 Frank J. Pino (D) 1G Maurice Brill R) 16 William Rosenblatt (D-L) 17 William Berman (R) 17 Samuel L. Greenberg (D-L) 18 Edward C. Healy (R) 18 Harry Gittleson (D-L) ASSEMBLY 1 Jerald C. Newman (R).

1 Max Turshen (D-L) 2 Philip Silverman (R) 2 Samuel Bonom (D) 2 Gerard M. Weisberg (L) 3 Harry J. Donnelly (R) 3 Joseph J. Dowd (D) 3 M. Kenneth Boss (L) 4 John II.

Gimbel (R) 4 Harold W. Cohn (D-L) 5 John J. Milza (R) 5 Leonard E. Yoswein (D) 5 James V. Mistretta (L) 6 John Crawford (R) Bertram L.

Baker (D-L) 7 Benjamin C. Amadeo (R) 7 Louis Kalish (D-L) 8 Edward J. Whitney (R) 8 Guy James Mangano (D-L) Ha r. Kennedy i.niBa a. Johnson 7rZ nr V7 moAtnr woMta Hill I UHBl BBtlH wtt.

Weiss voters go ip the polls tomorrow, -w" ASSEMBLY 16 Melvyn M. Rothman (R) 16 Irwin Brownstein (D-L) 17 Alexander E. Harris (R) 17 Samuel I. Berman (D-L) 18 Morris Lipson (R) 18 Stanley Steingut (D-L) 10 Albert J. Gennarelli (R) 19 Joseph Kottler (D-L) 20 Vincent Buscemi (R) 20 Joseph R.

Corso (D-L) 21 Leon J. Elterman (R) 21 Bertram L. Podell (D-L) 22 John Murman (R) 22 Anthony J. Travia (D-L) I960 by Kewi Syndicate Co. Inc.

column. Assemblyman, similarly MUNICIPAL COURT 4 Jenkin R. Hockert (R-D-L) CONGRESS 4 Seymour Halpern (R) 4 Bernard A. Helfat (D-L) 5 George Archinal (R) 5 Joseph P. Addabbo (D-L) 6 Vincent L.

Pitaro (R) 6 Lester Holtzman (D-L) 1 7 Edward V. Lisoski (R) 7 James J. Delaney (D-L) 11 Seymour Besunder (R) 11 Emanuel Cellar (D-L) STATE SENATE 5 -Joseph J. Kunzeman (R) 5 Jack E. Bronston (D-L) vuxi juc.

iireseniauve in uiiu ae5ignaiea. I BE SURE TO POLLS OPEN 6 A.M. 1 TO 9 P.M. ASSEMBLY 9 Robert F. Kelly (R) 9 Robert F.

Walsh (D) 9 Plineo J. Casalena (L) 10 Arthur J. P. Smith (R) 10 John J. Ryan (D-L) 11 Charles Behrman (R) 11 George A.

Cincotta (D-L) 12 Luigi R. Marano (R) 12 Joseph N. Sciarra (D) 12 Harry Sloman (L) 13 Henry A. Behr (R) 13 Lawrence P. Murphy (D-L) 14- -George Popielarski (R) 14 Edward S.

Lentol (D-L) 15 Bennett Gold (R) 15 Alfred A. Lama (D-L) THE TWO PROPOSITIONS On the top line of all voting machines you will find two propositions on which you are to vote Tea" or "No." Proposition No. 1. known as the Park and Recreation Land Acquisition Bond Act. authorizes the sale of $75 million of state bonds to provide money for the state and its subdivisions to buy up vacant lands for recreational purposes, especially in and near fast-growing areas.

Proposition No. 2 permits the state to increase by $5 million a year the subsidies the voters in 1958 authorized it to pay to municipalities and housing authorities for the support of low-rent housing and urban renewal projects. This proposition provides the money to offset the rise in in-terest rates on state bonds which now threatens to destroy the progress already approved by the voters. If you are interested in THG'MEWS recommendations in some of the election cbnfesf edif onaf; I r4.