The Kingston Daily Freeman from Kingston, New York • Page 10

TEN Elected Chairman New York, May 13 V. Lowe, New Jersey industrialist, has been elected chairman of the Port of New York Authority to succeed Howard S. Cullman who retired at his own request. Cullman, whose term as a commissioner runs until July 1, 1957, has been named honorary chairman, a new post created by the ity in tribute to his service as a commissioner for 28 years, 10 of them as chairman. At yesterday's annual election of the 12- member New York-New Jersey agency, Bayord F.

Pope, New York banker, was named vice chairman to succeed Lowe. Commissioners of the authority are unsalaried. Austin J. Tobin was reelected executive director and Sidney Goldstein general counsel. 97 ABEEL STREET A LA CARTE Codfish Cakes 75c Fish Sticks 75c Fried Scallops 75c Fried Shrimp 75c Rainbow Trout 1.00 Sea Food Platter 1.50 Frog Legs 1.75 Lobster Tail, 1-lb.

average 1.75 Steak 90c Veal Cutlet 90c Pork Chops 1.00 Roast Fresh Ham 1.00 Va. Baked Ham 1.00 Club 1.00 Porterhouse Steak 2.25 Above orders served with potatoes and salad. SATURDAY NITE SPECIAL Turkey Dinner TRY OUR DAILY SPECIAL LUNCHEON FULL COURSE SUNDAY DINNER SPECIAL. MENU: Choice of Juice or Fruit Cup Bowl of Chicken Simp Salad Choice of HAM TURKEY, VEAL, BEEF, CHICKEN, Pie and Coffee ORDERS TO GO HAMBURGER PARADISE 19 St. James St.

Kingston Phone 3511 ROSENOALE, N. Y. PROUDLY PRESENTS ALL STAR DIXIELAND JAZZ CONCERT Charlie Kirchner Bass Trombone Harry Castiglione Trombone featuring Johnny Mayonne Clarinet Paul Markle Piano Buster Ferraro Trumpet Art Dalle Drums PLUS TONY COLUMBO PLUS PATTI WERNER Lovely Songstress The Johnny Mayone Quartette FQR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE RESERVATIONS PREFERRED PHONE ROS. 8551 NO INCREASE IN PRICES Bookings Now Open for Picnics, Clambakes and Outings Whom It May Concern Where Else Can You Find This Kind of "BUDDY RITA" tld Over for Another, Another Week! I and plus Johnny Michaels the Featuring ROGER SHELTON and PLUS Joey Sano and Chubby Mason WITH THE HURRICAHES Joey Sano on Bass if Chubby Mason if Ernie West if Pepe Lamoko if if The Mad Maestro and -8 ALL STAR FLOOR SHOW The Pearis JUBILEE RECORDS Murray Davis MILTON BERLE SHOW Miss Flame DANCE OF FIRE Clark Van SONG STYLIST Where will you find these Tropical "of course" J.P. THE KINGSTON DAILY FREEMAN.

KINGSTON. phiuai -mai io, Answer to Previous Puzzle BEAUTY MEETS A BEAST French model Daniele Saintouin laughs as she stands with this high-hat llama, featured in an animal act appearing in a Paris cabaret. So They Say i IE ACROSS in the manger 4 and fortune 8 From stern 12 Cakes and A EE to 13 Stratford on DOWN 1 and moms 2 Medley 3 Ladies and 4 Plane surface 5 State 6 Complainer 7 Abstract being 26 Each to his 8 Of the sun own WaJjbtM. tfaua. nxil KINGSTON JK GJ urn uu IT A uu BQ JE JE aia I AN 1 mm IM HQEJa L.

1 rsi EE 1 MuI-riEj INI 3 IVIIVIWI1II I 1613 SHOWPLACE OF THE HUDSON VALLEY DOORS OPEN 7:30 P. M. SHOW STARTS 8:80 P.M. SPECIAL TONIGHT ONLY- 14 Heraldic band 9 Allowance for 27 Chemist, for 15 Noise 16 Incessant 18 American actor 20 Companions 21 Best of a bad instance 28 Down at the 29 Goes astray 31 It cats and dogs One SLA Employe Refuses to Sign Waiver New York, May 13 of a group of six employes of the State Liquor Authority refused yesterday to sign a waiver of immunity when called before a grand jury probing an alleged bribery conspiracy involving the SLA. The district office said Louis Levine, 55, of (226-05 135th Ave.) Laurelton, Queens, refused to sign the waiver.

Levine has been an SLA investigator for 20 years. The other five signed the waivers. and financial questionnaires were given to them to fill out. They were told to return before the grand jury May 23. Ten other Authority workers have waived and are scheduled to appear on that date.

Pavs $50 Fine Anthony Angelidcs of 235 Wadsworth avenue, New York I city, who was arrested at Mt. Trempcr on Route 28 Monday by Corporal Ray Dunn of Phoenicia, charged with driving while I intoxicated, paid a fine of $50 when he was arraigned before Justice of the Peace William P. Malloy of Phoenicia and a plea of guilty was received. Angelides was not actually involved in an accident but his action contributed to a collision between other vehicles. He was committed to jail after the arrest and arraigned on May 10 when the trial was held and the plea entered.

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Rocking along sole surviving transit route, a six-car train jam- packed with sentimentalists and souvenir hounds made its final run from Chinatown to 149th street last night. The half-hour ride on the 77- year-old money-losing line was a blend of bedlam, nostalgia, and petty larceny. AMONG THE 800 passengers were camera fans shooting like mad. Children were in every car. A couple of youngsters found the whistle cord there was plenty of whistling.

The few policemen aboard the train finally gave up as dozens of riders ripped down advertising cards, hand straps and everything not bolted to the wooden cars. There was much waving out the windows, wide open on the balmy spring evening. And there were plenty of people to wave back from the adjoining buildings. so close that a ride on the old el provided flashes of life as lived in the teeming tenements along the route. HUNDREDS of spectators, unable to get aboard the train, tossed paper streamers from the platforms of the known for their quaint colored glass i gingerbread woodwork and pot-bellied stoves.

The whole affair was a mourn- i ful cry from when the first Third avenue el trains, powered by puffing steam engines, used to shower hot cinders on the streets The el still will do business on schedule north of 149th street to Gun Hill road in the Bronx. John Davey, of Ohio, founded tree surgery as a science at Kent, Ohio, in 1880. Round up all of those unwanted Items around your house and let an economical want ad in the Freeman find a buyer for you. Phone 5000 today! Continuous Saturday Evenings Now Entertaining JANET MORR Singing Playing Johnny Knapp's Orchestra for Dancing Jimmy Sweeney at the Organ THEfsfi ORPHEUS NOW PLAYING BING CROSBY GRACE KELLY WILLIAM HOLDEN A PEALBERG SEATON THE COUNTRY GIRL andolph WCNRN BRANCO RICHARD BOONE SAT. 1 P.

SHOW CHIL. 15c ADULTS 80c HE AT RE Rt. 28 Phone 5774 lox Office Opens 7:00 Show Starts at 8:30 NOW PLAYING in CINEMASCOPE AND COLOR OF FEAR Clyde Beatty Fat O'Brien alto In Technicolor and Wide Screen OF George Montgomery Nancy COMING SUNDAY IN CINEMASCOPE AND COLOR VAN HEFUN Children under 12 Free Your Friendly Night Club Just over Washington Ave. Viaduct, on Route 28, Onteora Trail COCKTAIL HOUR Sunday 4 to 7 p. m.

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