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THE KINGSTON DAILY FREEMAN, KINGSTON. N. MONDAY EVENING, JUNE ll, 1962 FIVE Two of Thirty Historic Sites Are in County Thirty sites in New York in Ulster have been designated by the United States Department of Interior as exceptional value in commemorating the history of the United Part of a federal program to recognize the preservation of historic buildings and sites that will eventualy include thoso in every major historical period, the survey is more than half completed. Twenty-six of the 30 sites in New York are open to the public, the State Commerce Department points out. They include ten historic homes, two battlefields three churches, five famous buildings, two bays in Lake Champlain, three forts and the Urie Canal.

Twelve sites are in the Metropolitan Area, six are in New York City and the others are in the lower Hudson Valley and on Long Island. Nationally recognized historic sites in Southern New York are: Huguenot Street in New' Paltz. All its stone houses antedate the Revolution. Many are open to the public. Hurley, where the main street of the town is lined with stone houses more than two centuries old.

Although all privately- owned the Hurley stone houses will be open to the public on its annual Stone House Day, July 14. The U. S. Military Academy at West Point. Headquar Newburgh, the Jonathan Hasbrouck House that served the general during 1782 and 1783.

This is maintained as a state historic site. Four New York State historic sites are maintained by the Federal government as being of national interest. These include the Saratoga Battlefield, neer Stillweathcr, the Franklin D. Roosevelt and Frederick W. Vanderbilt homes in the Hudson Valley at Hyde Park, and the General Grant National Memorial in New York City.

York State carries a complete listing to places of historic interest. Free copies may be obtained from the State Department of Commerce, 112 State Street, Albany 7. MANEUVER MUSHROOM Member. of 32nd Division watch simulated atomic blast mushroom over Yakima, during Army maneuvers. The four Marx Brothers.

Groucho, Zeppo, Chico and Har- po, all were born in New York City. Father of 7 Gets BS After 15 Years ROCHESTER, N. Y. (AP)-Andrew Romano, 34, and the father of seven children, won his bachelor of science degree Sunday at the University of Rochester the hard 15 years of night school study. Romano, a junior chemist at Bell Howell Co.

here, said his patience and understanding helped him see it through. His six daughters and one son range in age from one to IO years. Audiences Might See Her NEW YORK Sherwood worry about the possibility that she might have to appear in two Broadway shows the same evening. Miss Sherwood is in the musical and is also a standby for Shelley Winters in I he drama, Night of the The production hapoen to be playing in adjacent theaters. The assisgment Sherwood on stage for only IO minutes, and she would be able to slip next door without complications if double work became necessary.

Estimates reveal there are about. 3.8 million problem drinkers in the United Slates. Burglary Insurance Is Your BEST Watchman! The cost of replacing your treasured possessions is probably a lot more than you think! The cost of burglary Insurance is probably less than you think. GET THE FACTS! MICHAEL J. LARKIN 260 FAIR STREET KINGSTON FT 8-3500 Urge Display Of Old Glory On Hag Day A plea to make every street in the area an of on June 14, Flag Day, and other coming patriotic holidays has been made jointly by the local Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and Air Force recruiters.

Acting in connection with an the American Flag being conducted by the local Armed Forces Recruiting Services and in an effort to acquaint area citizens with the law's, customs and courtesies of the flag, the local recruiters are distributing a free booklet, The booklet gives the story of the evolution of the American flag from 1607 to 1960 when the new 50-star flag became a reality and shows how to care for and display it by colored illustrations. urged that the general display of the flag take place on Flag Day, June 14; Independence Day, July Labor Day, Sept. Citizenship Day, Sept. 17; Columbus Day, Oct. 12; Veterans Day, Nov.

ll; Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 23; and on state holidays and such other days as may be proclaimed by the President of the United States. They added that the flag should be displayed daily, weather permitting, on or near the main building of every public institution. The recruiters emphasized, however, that flying the flag on certain days of the year was not enough, and advocate a greater knowledge by young and old of the history of the flag and the courtesies due the National colors. The free booklet of information on courtesies due the national colors may be obtained at the local Armed Forces Recruiting Stations.

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Nutter Is Named IIolstein-Friesian President Again Fred J. Nutter, Corinna, dairyman and farm leader, was reelected president of The Holstein Friesian Association of America in the closing session of its annual convention at Roanoke, Tuesday. William L. Conyngham, Shavertown, and Herbert W. Filk, Hitchinson, were elected to the Ixia rd of directors of the national organization of Registered Holstein cattle breeders.

They succeed Joseph O. Canby of Langhorne, and Arthur H. Jergens, Hutchinson, lioth of whom were ineligible tor reelection after serving two consecutive terms. In other action, the all-time high of 200 voting delegates reelected Vice President Russell L. Pfeiffer, Carnation, and Directors Clifford F.

Bailey, Snohomish, and John A. Newman, Culver, Ind. More than 900 breeders of Registered Holsteins from 48 states, Puerto Rico and several foreign countries took part in the four-day convention program. Senator Jennings Randolph of West Virginia, Dr. Charles E.

French of Purdue University and Dr. T. Marshall Hahn, president-elect of Virginia Polytechnic Institute headed the speakers list. American Dairy Princess Louise Knolle also appeared on the program with a report from the American Dairy Association. Organized in 1885 with 284 charter members, it now ranks Why UU Say- U-BOATS We cell submarines beats today because the German name for this boat, which they perfected during World War was "Unterseeboot." Thus the really stands for undersea.

Estimated Fax Return Must Be Filed June 15 ALBANY State Tax Commissioner Joseph If. Murphy today issued a reminder that second installment payments of declarations of 1962 estimated income tax are due Friday, June 15. He said that more than 320,000 statements have been mailed to those state taxpayers from whom a second quarterly estimated tax installment is due. as the largest dairy cattle organization with 51,469 members and more than 200 employees. Brattleboro.

is headquarters. Hollywood News and Views By BOB THOMAS AP Movie-Tele vision Writer HOLLYWOOD (AP)-The sign on the dressing room suite read Great so you knew it had to belong to Jackie Gleason. Inside you were greeted by members of the Gleason staff and ushered into the presence of the man himself. He was silting in a corner. his barrel shape wrapped in a white terry-cloth robe.

He was drink booze on the he explained. watch Gleason was at Paramount for Delicate his first Hollywood film in a dozen years. The circumstances are somewhat different this time. last one was called and it was a he recounted. you how I got the job.

went to see the producer and he was having a pedicure, I want you to know. He was saying. out, Mildred, how you cut the big while I was trying to tell him what a great Arab I would make. he said, you I said I could ride like the had never been on a horse in my life. He said, 'Can you I said I was a whiz at know the first thing about it.

he said, have the I said and he said. you got blue eyes, and Arabs have blue said, in trouble, Bud, because your leading man is Richard Greene, and he has two of the bluest eyes ever seen! guy was really worried and he called up research and said. if there are any Arabs with blue eyes The answer came back that there may be two or three Arabs somewhere with blue eyes. So he told me I could have the job. never got close enough to the camera for anyone to see my eyes.

Most of the time I was peeking around Rock Such was first movie career. He did six films in the '40s. including and of the time I was playing with scene-stealers like Jack Oakie, Martha Raye, Peter Lorre and Edward Everett he recalled. never had a His second time around is another matter. He got an Oscar nomination for His and for a are highly touted.

And now Delicate One of delicate conditions in the film Is that he raps, and Gleason admitted the casting was apt. He gave his philosophy on the grape: you know why you're drinking, in trouble. Ive always drunk for one reason only: To get smashed. "As I told Arthur Godfrey once, drinking can remove warts, wrinkles, pimples and other blemishes. Not on other grass ll tm I m-t rn i Pi I i L.

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