The Kingston Daily Freeman from Kingston, New York • Page 18

EIGHTEEN TIIC KINGSTON DAILY FREEMAN, KINGSTON, N. THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1936. Body of Pilot Found in Nevada Alameda, Feb. 16 A helicopter pilot says he has found the body of navy Cmdr. John Hobart Rockwell 37, in a wrecked jet plane in Nevada.

Rockwell's plane crashed Monday in snow-covered mountains 30 miles north of Fallon, Nev. Rockwell was one of the navy's jet speed record holders. The crash occurred during gunnery practice. His parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John H. Rockwell, live at Rochester, N. Y. He was the father of five CHIP I VOU KNOW HAPPENS to urne bo vs who make up stories YES. they GROW INJTO NEWSPAPER.

reporters Fishing Hook-and-line fishing is perhaps the least practiced of all methods, far beyond netting, seining, harpooning, or even basket fishing, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica. u. A New food variety for tantalizing Lenten dishes prepared without meat. And to cut your shopping time, featuring special displays on these foods, including the ingredients of our recommended recipe on macaroni and cheese currently advertised in Life. TOPS IN QUALITY TOPS IN VALUE u.

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33c PASTINA 120 6 oz pkg 17 Armour Products Corned Beef 6 -ouncea Corned Beef 12 oi. can 51 Potted Meat 2 ctns 19C Deviled Ham 23 icans 35c Chopped Ham 12ez 45c REGULAR SIZE 2 for 25e 2 fot 37e U.P.A. SHOP and SAVE Independent Owned Markets LA fcTiOY Meatless Dinners EACH 55 Urges Renewal Of International Grain Agreement Washington, Feb. 16 (JP International Federation of Agri cultural Producers said today chaotic conditions may develop in world grain markets if the international wheat agreement is not renewed. Unless action is taken by most of the 48 participating countries, the pact will expire Aug.

1. Set up shortly after World War II, the agreemnt is designed to help stabilize world prices and sup plies of wheat through a system of export and import quotas and maximum and minimum prices. Representatives of the partici pating countries are scheduled to meet in Geneva Feb. 20 to discuss possible renewal. The United States has not noted yet what its position will be.

Any new agreement or proposed extension of the present one would re quire ratification by the Senate before this country could continue to take part. A PLEA for renewal was made by the International Federation through Roger Savary, secretary general. The federation is a nongovernmental farm organization whose members include national farm groups in 28 countries throughout the world. Savary said lapse of the agreement could well turn world wheat markets into an that would be harmful to farmers. agreement gives wheat farmers some assurance that an international price war will not hopelessly disrupt the wheat he said.

UNDER THE present agreement 44 importing countries have been assigned import quotas totaling 395 million bushels this marketing year. This total is apportioned among three major exporting United States, Canada and Australia. Because U. S. wheat prices are supported domestically above prices prevailing under the agreement, the government pays the difference in the form of an export subsidy, presently is about 80 cents a bushel or about 40 per cent of the domestic price.

Modena STOCK I FOR LENT Modena, Feb. fourth quarterly meeting of the Modena and Clintondale Methodist Church officers and members, was cancelled Monday evening, Feb. 6 because of bad weather and postponed to Tuesday evening, March 6 at the Hasbrouck Memorial Hall. A covered dish supper will precede the meeting. Mrs.

Kay DuBois of the New Paltz section will be in charge of the Citizenship project to be discussed at a meeting of the Modena-Clintondale unit of the Ulster County Home Extension Service, at a meeting at the Clintondale Grange Hall on Tuesday evening, Feb. 21, at 7:30 The subject of Court and Juvenile Delinquency is on the agenda. Gordon Harcourt was on the honor roll of the New Paltz Central School, at the ending of the present quarter, while the names of Doris and Roy Hunter, Ralph Harcourt and John Simmons appeared on the roll of honorable mention. It has been announced in this area, that the 1956 appeal of the Catholic Relief Fund commenced in the New; York Archdiocese on Ash Wednesday, with the annual Lenten Collection in all Parochial Schools and high schools. Adult collection for the 393 parishes of the area, including the Ulster county parishes will lie made on Sunday March 11.

Miss Ratie Paltridge of Newburgh on Sunday, visited the home of Eugene Paltridge, Ardonia. Thirty-three members of the League Cooperative Association were served at a roast-beef dinner in the bruck Memorial Hall, Saturday Feb. 11, followed by a league meeting. Fifty-nine members of the newly organized Fire Police sociation of Ulster County attended the regular meeting held Wednesday evening at the Hasbrouck Memorial Hall, Modena, and five new members joined. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday evening, April 11 at the Old Hurley fire house, when Edmund Burhans, chief probation officer of Ulster county is expected to address the meeting.

Following the ing at Modena on Wednesday evening. refreshments were served by members of the Modena Fire Department. Eugene Paltridge and Hqnry Barclay were co-chairmen of the refreshment committee at the regular meeting of the Plattekill Grange Saturday evening, Feb. and were assisted by George Messner, George Daley, Fred Loertcher, LeRoy Fowler, Clyde Larcom, Myron E. Fosler, Conrad Silberling.

Mrs. Marie Douglas and son, Robert of New York, were in town last and were among the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester A. Wager and family, on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Tony Mouzithras entertained a number of guests on Sunday. The Week of Dedication, now in its eight annual year, and conducted for the purpose of encouraging Methodists to a devout approach of the Lenten season, will commence on Sunday, Feb. 19.

This day is designated as the Day of Dedication, with a mes-1 sage by the Rev. John E. pastor, Christ in The offering w'fll be for a special, urgent project of foreign and home missions. Mrs. Lester A.

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