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THI TIMIS RKCOIID, TROY, N. IVENING, i TWI "Cuban Refugee" Unmasked As Iliad Killer Of Family By FRANK EIDGE Miami swarthy immigrant, jailed as a suspicious refugee from Cuba, was identified yesterday as an escaped mental patient wanted for hacking to death a Mineola, N.Y. family of five with a bayo- net: -The FBI said 38-year-old mate Ivanov. was identified through a fingerprint check with" the agency's identification bureau in Washington. Ivanov picked up in the Florida keys near Marathon Dec.

He told authorities ft is name was Levi, that he had fled Cuba.for political reasons, -and had landed in the keys-the night before in a 14- foot rowboat. Ivanov, who came to this country from Yugoslavia with his family last December, is wanted by Nassau County, N.Y. authorities for the slaying of his brother-in-law, Peter Gregov, 39; Gregov's wife, Veronica, 35; and their three children, Peter 17; Ronald, 15, and Michael, 12. Police said Ivanov left a note at -the death scene saying he killed the. Gregovs "to.

get even" with them for aiding his wife, Mrs. Tomica Gregov Ivan- in having him committed to a mental hospital. He, even- killed the Gregov's dog. Wesley Grapp, special agent in charge of the Miami FBI district, authorities had not been able as yet to trace Ivanov's movements since the slayings until he was arrested '1)y border patrol agents. Ivanov told suspicious im- LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids -will received by the Vurchasing Agent of Coun- iv "on the 19th Day December.

1961 in the forenoon at the Rensselaer County Court House, corner Congress ana Second Streets. Troy. York, lor approximately: i20 jts. bunt homogenized 120'qts. Grade Pasteurized milk 30 qts.

Homogenized milk To Tje delivered weekly as follows to the Vaa Kensselaer Home, 125 Bloom- Ingrove Drive, Troy. New York. 30 Homogenized weekly to be delivered as needed. flts. Homogenized milk each Monday and Wednesday 200 qts.

Homogenized milk each Fri-' day 40 Gradt pasteurized each Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Slitter fat content to comply with a.nd Market minimum Standards. All shall be specified and must guaranteed. The period to be covered by thest shall be January 1, 1962, through March 31, 1962. The Purchasing Agtnt reserves the right to reject any one or'all bids.

"bids are to received on the condition that when bids are equal. will be given to residents of Rensselaer County. JOSEPH F. HUMES Purchasing Agent. Kensselaer County.

SUPREKE COURT. COUNTY OF KENSSELAER, Arthur J. Bailey. plaintiff, against Orville E. Reynolds, Alice F.

Pwcynblds. et al. Defendants. to a Judgment of Fore- ciosurs and Sale granted in the entitled action November IT. 1961.

and riulv entered in, the Rensselaer County Office, I. the undersigned Ref- Appointed in and by said Judgment, will sell at public auction, the main corridor of the Rensselaer County Courthouse in. the City of Troy. New York, on the 9th day of January 1962. at-tea Eastern Standard Time, mil the lands and premises in and by said Judgment directed to be sold and therein described as follows, to wit: All that certain tract or parcel of with the buildings and improvements therton, situate in the Town of Poestenkill, County of Rensselaer and State of New York, consisting of approximately three (3) acres of land.

bounded on the East by the North Road and on the Northwest and Southwest by lands of -Philip Heffner and iahds ot Ctarles Schreiner. being a. triangular parcel bounded on one side by said North Road and the other two sides beinp enclosed within stone walls. Dated. November 17, 1961.

JOSHUA N. Referee BRUCE W. HISLOP Attorney lor Plaintiff 297 River Street. Troy. New York NOTICE TO BIDDERS Seated bids' will be received by the Purchasing Agent of Rensselaer County on the ISth day of Decem-ber.

1961 at in the forenoon at the Rensselaer County Court House, corner Of Conpress and Second Streets, Troy. New York, for Approximately: 75- pts. grade pasteurized milk To be delivered daily to the Rensse- iaer County Jail Fifth Avenue and Ferry Street, Troy, New York. Butter fat content to comply with Agriculture Market minimum standards. All prices shall be specified and must be.

guaranteed. period to be covered by these bids shall be January 1, 1962 through March SI. 1962. right to reject any one or ail bids. All bids to received on the condition that when bids equal will be jriven to residents of County.

JOSEPH F. HUMES Purchasing Apent Rensselaer County migration authorities that he was a native of Trieste, Italy, who had deserted as a crewman aboard a merchant vessel at Panama about two years ago and made his way to Cuba. Ivanov told officer he had traveled across the 90-mile-wide Florida straits in a one-man rowboat with one oar by using his clothes as a sail. H-3 was deeply sunburned, officers said. suspicious of Ivanov's tale of fleeing Cuba because he came ashore with 10 cans of American beer, a new American cigarette lighter arvd wearing U.

made clothes. They said after he landed his nine-foot American-made rowboat on Long Key he walked to a Marina and inquired, "what country is this?" The immigration service ordered him held in the Dade County Jail at Miami until his fingerprints and story could be checked. The fingerprints finally revealed -the "refugee" actually was Ivanov, who was committed to the insane division of New York's Bellevue Hospital on Nov. 5 and transferred Nov. 12 to the Central Islip hospital for the insane of Long Island, the FBI said.

Ivanov escaped the hospital Nov. 15 and 10 days later officers discovered the five bodies in the Gregov home at Mineola. Police said all five victim? had been sta-bbed and 20 or more times each. Mrs. Gregov and her three boys had their hands bound behind their backs with Venetian blind cord.

The body of the husband was found in the room; his wife in one bedroom; one child in another bedroom, and the two other boys in the basement. Police said the murder weapon was a 21-inch French bayonet which Gregov had brought home as souvenior. It was found several days after the crime, hidden near the ceiling of the basement in the Gregov home. Heavy Snow Slows Traffic Albany (AP) Heavy snow burdened sections of the Northeast yesterday, shutting schools and slowing travel in some areas. Up to two feet of snow carpeted the land near Lake Erie and Ontario in New York State.

Many traffic accidents occurred. New York State Police reported roads were open but in poor condition. Plows were trying to keep up- with the snow in the Syracuse region. Interstate 81 was blocked for a while by jacknifed trucks, but was cleared later. Brisk westerly winds carried snow into Chautauqua, Cattara- gus and southern Erie counties, But Buffalo and New York City escaped the storm.

Portions of the Adirondack mountains east and southeast of Lake Ontario had more than a foot of snow. Snow that ranged from light to heavy made driving extra hazardous and brought out cinder-strewing crews in western Pennsylvania. Two separate skidding accidents killed three women. Fire In Trees Causes Alarm Three calls were answered by Troy firemen yesterday. Pum-per 8 was called at 4:35 p.m.

to a fire jin a couple of a Frear Park. At 9:30 1962 Acent reserves the p.m;. the firemen were again called to a fire in the same trees. They returned from the latter call at 10:40 p.m. Booster lines were used to extinguish the fires.

Pumper 5 was summoned at 2:47 p.m. to a grass fire at Prospect Park. NOTICE TO BIDDERS bids be received by Kensselaw County Purchasinp cm tht 14th day of December at 11:00 A.M. at his office in the Rensseiatr County Court House, Troy, Xew York for the following: 4--(four) Sedaas. 6 cylinder Com pact model.

Standard Transmission. Heater and Defroster; Undercoating. tire and wheel. Safety belt. 1--(one) Compact Station Wagon.

6 cylinder. Same accessories as a.bove. STlnimum body length carrying capacity "of 80 inches. 1--(oner Sedan. 6 cylinder.

Standard Shift. Same accessories as above. wi intermediate and Heavy Mbdeli Quote on loth two and four door on all Bids are to received on condition that when bids equal, will be jriven to residents County. The. Purchasing Agent reserves to reject any one or all bids.

JOSEPH F. HUMES Purchasing Asent. Kensselaer County Floyd Burdick, Mrs. Ralph Akin, i Poughkcepsic of the into Morocco in 1954. dcvourin Mrs.

Nicholas Tate, Mrs. Thur-! Council of Church Women thousands of acres of crops. PITCH IN--Members of the "Two For All" Couples Club join to get the task of reBnish- ing the interior of Redeemer Lutheran Church completed. The work is being done under the direction of Mr. and Mrs.

George Hess, copresidents of the club. Union utters Arbitration At Waterford Bargaining bet-ween union and management at the Waterford General Electric silicone plant broke off on a brighter note yesterday with a possibility of ending the strike by placing the dispute in the hands of state School Officers Have Dinner Principals, supervisors and directors of the Troy Public School System conducted their annual dinner program last night at the Airport Inn. Guests of honor included elected to serve his eighth term Bornt Named Raymertown Fire Chief Johnsonville WSCS Holds Yule Party The WSCS of Christ Beavers. Mrs. Ralph Preceding the meetin ist Church.

Johnsonville. mcet-jton, Mrs. Raymond Gifford. sent was served from tablefc ing Wednesday at Mrs. McGraw.

Mrs. Floyd orated with Christmas greens Becker's gave a Christ-jKipp and Mrs. Norman CuslHby the hostess and co-hoslepes, mas program. jing. Mrs.

Harold Giftord. Mrs.ffljfolr Mrs. WHbei Herrington Mrs. Ralph Akin presided a and Mrs. ranged the program which con- the business meeting st which Fisher.

sisted of devotions, the singingiMrs. Kip? and Mrs. Willctt Hunt of carols and the presentation gave reports. Mrs. McGraw re- Locust Statistics of a play.

"More Gifts for ported S40 from the recent food Christmas," Those taking part sale. Mrs. McGraw also report-: were: Mrs. Blanche Terry. Mrs.led on the recent meeting a A cloud of locusts 200 miles long and 15 miles wide swept Raymond L.

Bornt was re- YOUR GUIDE TO CHRISTMAS GIFTING members of the board of education, Dudley P. Van Atnam, superintendent of the Troy School District, and W. Ken-j neth Doyle, assistant superintendent. as fire chief of the volunteer fire company at the meeting held recently in the fire house. Others elected were: Assist- S.

S. PIERCE FOOD. Cheese, iS Jelly, Delicacy Boxes arriving daily. Imported Cookies, Confections. RAPHEL'S DELICATESSEN 450 Hoosick St.

Adelard F. Hanley, principal secoad -lieutenant, Paul Wag- of Srhnnl 12 rhair ner president, George Wagner; oi ocnoo.1 was general cnair- OT maae. rastry. sou man of the program. He was as- vlce president, Harold Rasmus- Orders uken for slated by Mrs.

Evangeline Eaton, principal of School 1. and John Zaffuts, supervisor of music Troy public schools. Copter Crew Escape Injury Westover Air Force Base, Mass. (AP)--Three Air Force men escaped injury yesterday in a helicopter accident at Westover AFB. The crewmen were identified as 1st Lt.

William J. Deming, 24 Rochester, pilot: 1st Lt. David D. Click. 27, Columbus, Ohio, copilot, and T-Sgt.

Calvin Edy, 36, Chilicothe. Ohio. Details of the mishap were not disclosed. sen; treasurer, Leslie Bornt and sergeant at arms, Robert Bornt. Tellers at the election i Marvin B'onesteel and Edwin Roberts.

Leslie Bornt, Donald Gushman, Marvin Bonesteel and Harold Rasmussen were named to the board of directors. The officers will be installed at a banquet in January at a place to be announced. Raymond Bornt, Donald Cushman and George Wagner will the dinner. arbitrators. International Union of Electric Workers, Local 359, representatives offered to return its 230 members to work if the company agrees to submit the dispute arbitration.

R. L. Clark, employe-commu- nity relations manager, last night said the company would review the request with legal counsel before answering the proposal. Although meetings between, union and management are not scheduled today or tomorrow, he said the matter would be looked into as soon as possible. Three-and-one-half hours of bargaining sessions were held yesterday.

They will resume Monday at 10 a.m. George Evertsen, local president, last night said the company rejected all points made in a settlement proposal by the union Thursday. Clark reported the union proposal appeared to encompass all the original union demands and that management would study it further. The dispute involves the use of some machines development technicians which normally are operated by union members and preferential pay rate formerlv received by 24 men test as to whether this kind ofj 0 1 living. The signs are being anxious- Tironi's Restaurant Charcoal broil filet mignon, S2.7S.

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600 River St. AS 4-2130 AS 4-47OT the big European powers in Sweden's high standard in a pilot plant. The remainder, of the plant's 700 work force, all white collar workers and non-union members, daily crossed the union picket lines without incident. Plant production is at a complete standstill. Why Grow Old By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN Today I'want to give you two more of my combination exercises.

Each one is especially corrective to more than one figure defect. Stand tall, with your toes pointing forward and your hands on your hips. Bend your left knee up in front of you, toe pointing toward the floor. Now straighten the left leg and extend it backward as far as comfortable. Do not let the left foot touch the floor.

Again bend the knee up in front of you and continue. After a while do -he same thing, with your right leg. Do this in a good rhythmic swing. If you cannot keep your balance, turn your left side to the wallt and 1 1 a on STATIONERY GIFTS--Take a Tip From Santa! Stop In--for ft wonderful gift ideas! Distinc- tive Gift Box Stationery', Per- sonalized Desk Accessories, Pens. Albums, Diaries.

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Recently Walter able. In conjunction with Aus- HaUstein, now president of the tria and i a the European Economic Commission and formerly a principal adviser to Chancellor Adenauer in West Germany, said in a speech that the EEC would have no use for neutrals. All countries, said HaUstein, must a full membership and abandon their political neu- Swedes will apply to the European economic community not for membership but for association. This would mean that Sweden would take part in the general reduction of tariffs and expansion of trade within the European framework but along with the other two powers would not surrender political; neutrality. No action is likely to be taken on the application of the neutrals until another and larger issue is cleared up.

That is whether Britain will be admitted to membership with the reservations essential to preservation of the British position in the Commonwealth. If this should prove impossible, then the door will almost certainly be closed on the possibility of association, short of full membership, for the neutrals. Common Market Test Future Policy Whether this is final, official policy it may be too early, to say. One concern here is over the attitude of George W. Ball, now No.

2 in the State Department, who as a lawyer in private practice, was so close to the European community and to its principal inspirer, Jean Monnet. What the attitude of the United States will be is a question anxiously asked. In a larger sense what seems to be at stake is whether any value is put on what Sweden offers as a neutral. Abandoning i the neutrality policy, which is 15 'not a remote possibility a Make Henry S. Mantell Your Gift Headquarters Transistor Radios 6.95 rt Phonographs 19.95 jj Lane Cedar Chest 49.95 I Desk 19.95 Reclining 39.95 Crystal 15-Pc.

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AS 2-2791- The test, as seen here, is one present, -would mean the end of whether the European Com-: 0 even a semblance of Fin- Years Intensify Earth Problems (Continued from Page 8) STKPKENTOWN FIRE BIST. NO. 1 the world, giving it a new and innocent birth. But, as events showed, they only cleared the decks for a longer and perhaps more deadly Communism. "STEPKESTO'WX, "EW YORK Notice ic hereby given to the qualified of the Fire communism District No.

1 of the Town Stephe- town. County of Reosselaer. N.Y., tnat a.n will be held the Flre- houw in the town on the 22nd of December to elect Fire District CommUiKmer lor a. term ot Date of Ejection: Dec. 22, Place: Stiphentown HOUM Yolli open to recefvt votes to 10 P.

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M. time on the lHh Decemtofr 1W1. one certain 1956 De imomoblTe Modrt Suburb- NO NO. ena in which Richard Mitchell an Cotnntrclal corrective to both the abdomen and the hips. Another: Lie on the floor on mon Market is a means for thejiand's independence and a new peaceful expansion in unity of cold war border, with Russia the non-Communist world or several hundred miles closer to whether it is no more than an the West The Swedish contri- your abdomen, with your arms resting on the floor in front of you and your legs straight.

Lift your head, arms and legs as far off the floor as you can. Hold for- a few moments. Slowly return head, arms and legs to the Boor. Continue. Rest for a few minutes in this same position.

Now bend bo-th elbows and place your hands -on instrument in the cold war. will pay a heavy penalty if they are kept out. The loss for Sweden in exports is estimated bution takes many forms. Swedish cooperatives are financing schools for Indian and Burmese cooperators and the trade union movement is financing a school GIVE BOOKS The Idesl gift for every age! A goon book is one that is rod and remembered and is usually treasured forever. Inspect our great hook selection today! You will find it erases many gift worries reasonably! Travel, Adventure.

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Today, although Vice President Lyndon Johnson says this country is winning the cold war, there are one billion people, one-third the earth's population. living under communism. This struggle between capitalism and communism began before their joint war against fascism was over-- when Stalin's armies tooK and held the satellite nations in Europe. Within five years of the war's by 1950 the West had a new military alliance, NATO, its old friend and new enemy, Russia, which set up the Warsaw Pact, a Communist military alliance, against the West In old-fashioned wars like the last big one, which stretched over six years, there was million casualties, at least 8Vi million or them killed. But now scientists debate whether in "a new war a nuclear attack vju wipc Oul 50 millidn, the floor, one hand on each side of your bust.

Straighten elbows as you arch your back and tilt your head backward slightly. Keep the back arched as you lift your hands from the floor, thus rocking forward. Again place your hands on the floor, push up, and continue rocking bade and forth. This is not a difficult exercise. It just takes a little knack and timing, and practice will give them to you.

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