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IT What New Yorkers Are Thinking About 3 Indicted By Don Howen 1 In Washington of York County Double Probe Lo6ins on US have to stay Selling Santa Short Collector ot internal Keve ran uomnui waocn ho quit under fire last April Stassen and Governor Dewey in mu Unnrlinrr Irt Stein Guilty A Worried is In raud Case of A $18974 suit for goods alleged heen not and skirt at and yes if in said faith have jour mama to see mama if he a at adjustments constitute the three most critical having a significant ef aircraft and aircraft on in the $150000 Park Avenue actress Hope Ways and looked fur activities of former St is so big to miss that he (Copyright 1951 by Prince ton Research Service) indicted of the former takes Willie Santa Claus who would tried such a step off the in front of a bell Santa's Bertot Albenlz DitterdorfPachernegg Schubert ranck that order The standing ccntages: Eisenhower MacArthur Taft Warren Stassen Dewey Other candidates know Today's findings are all more noteworthy when it is Thief Takes Wt Alito Radio Refreshments will' rnin conduct Chairman of the State Row Dr Herman Health Commis Heck Assem and Norman today as the House con an investigation and the indicated it may launch its own Alleged Receiver Waives Examination William Burgdorff Jr twenty three of New Rochelle charged Refrigerator Motor Damaged by Blaze ire in the new irst National store on South Moger Avenue was prevented last night when Ptl rank Wesley checking doors on his beat noticed smoke coming from the rear of the store The stpre manager was called and it was found that an electric motor? on a refrigerator had caught fire Smoke from the burning motor escaped through a ventilator My lady correspondent has a remedy for all this commercializ ing of Santa Claus If it must be Classes Elect At Briarcliff TO SERVE SPAGHETTI A spaghetti supper will be served from 6 to 8 PM Oct 25 by the Ladies Auxiliary of Thornwood ire Co at the firehouse it was decided last night at a meeting in the firehouse Mrs Charles Dwyer president presided Two new members welcomed were Mrs Wil liam Hunter and Mrs Robert Van Wart SATURDAY RAINBOW WAS and WAS 9:35 9:55 AM By RANK TRIPP I have a letter from a mother who decries the multiple Santa Clauses that infest city streets and stores bqfore each Christ mas She says they are an insult to the intelligence of children Many will agree that she has something there What to do about it? The lady has an idea that sounds new She says to let the community choose with care and with a true sense of showmanship just one char acter capable of portraying Santa Claus in proportions joviality and voice Then to debar by what means she say all of the mis cellaneous skimpy nondescript impersonators who confuse chil dren arouse their suspicions and wreck their faith often wondered what a tot thinks not only of Santa but of' his own parents as they tote him through the streets and from store to store to encounter a new a different and often very ridiculous Santa Claus every turn He is told that Santa Claus a mysterious unseen saint who if detected may not stop at his house He worships pictures of a real Santa a fat laughing' red faced white bearded friend of children with little round belly that shakes when he laughs like a bowlful of be fooled the image of a real Santa Claus becomes indelibly imprint ed in his little mind 9 of NYU Plead Guilty In $72052 Book Swindle Among Independents in the state however Gen Eisenhow er is the leading choice for Pres ident in 1952 by a huge margin receiving nearly twice as many votes as the next candidate named Interestingly Gen MacArthur also ranks second with independ ent voters followed by Senator Taff Governor Warren Harold stolen The car had forced open she said A right rear cap were stolen from his car while it was parked in a lot next to his house George Baton of 34 East view Avenue told police The theft occurred between 10 PM Wednesday and 11 AM yesterday EVICTION SET EB 1 A eviction order was stayed to eb 1 by Judge Seymour Robino witz in City Court today in the proceedings brought by Amelia Russo against Carmela Cannarozzi tenant at 40 Chatterton Avenue The tenarf is to pay for the use of the premises at the established rental until that time stated Judge Robinowitz just about nine months away Senator Robert A Taft of Ohio ranks next in popularity among the state's Republican voters Then come Gov Thomas Dew ey Gov Earl Warren of Califor nia and Harold Stassen in that order New York Poll reporters pre sented a list of six names to a cross section of New York state voters who classify themselves as Republicans and asked: is a list of men who have been mentioned as possible candidates in 1952 for the Re publican Party Which one would you like to see nominated (name) as the Republican candidate for President in These were the results in per centages: corn HS1 KING EATURES SYNDICATE 0RU RIGHTS RESERVED this scent is exquisite but away from NEW Edward Stein thirty six convicted of defrauding Carol Ann Couffcr of 5 Richbell Road Scarsdale and a large nunj ber of other persons in the sale or an estimated $15000 worth of air line reservations was fined $1000 and given a six month suspended sentence in Special Sessions Court yesterday According to District Attorney rank Hogan of New York Stein offered prospective cus tomers reservations on non sched uled flights from New York to other cities Stein was vice presi dent of Columbia Air Coach Sys tem Corp with its ticket office at 1572 Broadway New York The which Stein sold were not really tickets Hogan explained but were to be ex changed for tickets only if the company could get real reserva tions The orders however re sembled tickets he added and many purchasers found them Group Hits Yonkers Races By The Associated Press TODAY Senate In recess until Monday Senate investigating subcom mittee hears former RC Di rector Harvey Gunderson tell of relations with Republican National Chairman Guy Ga brielson Senate oreign Relations sub commit tee hears further testi mony from Philip Jessup on his nomination to be a United Nations delegate Internal Security subcommit tee hears Louis Budenz former Communist editor testify on In stitute of Pacific Relations House Considers increases in rail road retirement pay Ways and Means subcommit tee St Louis insurance man in Revenue collector probe Senate House conferees con tinue work' toward compromise on new tax bill The child turns the corner and bumps' into another Santa with a sign fore and aft: shopping dine' at the Greasy Spoon ham and eggs 35 He read it so mama reads it for him: says that children must mind and be she says Then they get to the big store from which Santa has been talk ing over the radio a pretty good Santa there except that the pillow has slipped down in his pants and his whiskers move when he tells Willie to be good if he wants things that his store sells The child notes: it but musters up faith and goes through with the act Mama is sure that Willie has bought a bill of goods then re members something got to buy at another store They go there and at the door the child gets all befuddled again another Santa Claus This short and fat as supposed to be but got a squeaky voice like a barbership tenor il lie goes home wondering who nuts he or Santa Claus YESTERDAY Shelved bill to authorize a five year $300 million program of ederal aid to medical schools and students passed 49 to 21 and sent to the House a bill to revise the provision of the economic controls act named for Senator Capehart Ind passed by voice vote andsent to the White House a bill carrying $5 million to pay in demnities to families of solders who died in uniform since the start of the Korean War oreign Relations Committee recommended that the Senate confirm the ap pointment of Chester Bowles to be Ambassador to India House Passed soldier indemnity bill and sent it to the Senate pass ed and sent to the Senate a bill carrying $1134 million to help repair Mid West flood damage Judge Sweet Joins Pleasantville Rotary MOUNT Pleasantville Rotary Club meeting at the Kittle House yes terday inducted one new member and heard a film illustrated on the accomplishment of transcon tinental television by Leslie Bla sius a New York Telephone Co engineer Hogarth Sweet New Castle justice of the peace Pleasantville attorney and resident of Chap paqua was the new member welcomed by the club after the inductign which was conducted by two past presidents the Rev Edward I Campbell pastor of the Pleasantville Presbyterian Church and Robert Dubben 7 A Weapon Use In Battle Gabrielson Aid Held Rejected WASHINGTON Harvey Gunderson swore today he re jected the help of Republican Na tional Chairman Guy Gabriel son in a bid for presidency of the New York Stock Exchange til I left the Mr Gunderson a former direc tor of the Reconstruction ihance Corp gave his testimony before i the Senate Investigations subcom Then his down town The same spank him fake on her irst bus he sees Santa kettle ringing a brown pants hang below his gad cl motheaten once red jacket which was cut like a night shirt in hope to meet such an emer gency I 0 Willie gets hurried along mat's not Santa told then who is the poor kid thinks On the next corner Santa carries a banner wears glasses chews tobacco is about six feet tall and is visiting with a pal about how long he can stick on renei 1 A recommendation that "every effort be made to rid this city of harness racing and make certain it cannot is contained in a report by the zoning committee of the Council of Civic and Taxpay ers Associations Submitting the report to the City Planning Board and Mayor Kristen Kristensen council presi dent Edwin Benzenberg said it is the firm opinion of the coun member associations that Yonkers is primarily a place of residence or that reason the report urges revision of a proposed new ordinance that would permit a number of business activities in cluding harness racing to con tinue she says to have the Santa sponsored by all of the stores and visit them at such' intervals as needs be to make the spon sorship worth while there to be seen as the one and only Santa Claus and to be made up and garbed like he was the real ar ticle Maybe it work But with the lady and as one who believes that the romance of San a Claus should get more respect I'd like to see it tried To her idea like to add how always handled it with our children They have never Santa Claus and are told they never will We tell them that all of the funny folks they see dress ed like him are just that the world and Santa is so eager no child on Christmas has to have helpers in many places It works and will preserve for years after little friends tried to sell Santa short to children Class officers were elected terday at Briarcliff High School Senior class officers are: George Askew Briarcliff president Anne Ramsey Hawthorne vice president Edward Ghaiazza Briarcliff treasurer and Tina Sebalcs Valhalla secretary Junior class officers are: David Schuman president David Hirsch vice president Betty Lou Liana han secretary all of Briarcliff and JohnMcAllister Valhalla treasurer Bucher Right To Claim GOP Disputed I Carlton Bucher candidate for Mayor has no right to describe himself as an' independent Repub lican Chairman Harvey Tur nure of the Republican City Com mittee charged last night Speaking at a meeting of the Republican Club he said Mr Bucher originally enrolled as a Socialist for two years in Scars dale and about ten years later en rolled for two years as a Repub lican and since then has been list ed blank or did not register and vote County Judge Arthur Bren nan spoke on the work of the court and paid tribute to his civil service assistants Several members of the Wom Republican Club were guests President Paul Barnett presided By KENNETH INK Director Princeton Research Service Results of a recent 'New York Poll survey show that Gen Dwight Eisenhower and Gen Douglas MacArthur are the two most popular candidates with Re publican voters for the 1952 GOP presidential nomination Survey findings reveal that Gen Eisenhower and Gen Mac Arthur are almost evenly match ed among New York state GOP voters Each of them was named as often as the next two can didates combined Wit nominating conventions THE REPORTER DISPATCH WHITE PLAINS RIDAY OCTOBER 5 1951 TELEPHONE WHITE PLAINS 9 8200 New Rochelle ines Owner $200 NEW One man was fined $200 this i morning and another received' an adjournment until Nov 2 on charges of policy slip possession before Judge Edward Ken nedy in City Court rank Turnbull forty three I of 3 Dillon Road Mamaroneck received the fine while Dennis Cummins forty seven of 57 Morris Avenue Rochelle I was given an adjournment be cause i probation report was I incomplete The pair were arrested by I Vice Squad on Sept 12 pleaded guilty on Sept 20 Thefts of automobile accessories were reported to police yesterday 1VTyc Trtiiia TacVnv Iv'x O1H Mamaroneck Road told police that between 6 PM Sept 27 and 8 i AM the following day while her car was parked in the lot of the A and store on Shapham Place a car radio valued at $98 was MUSIC for TOMORROW WAS and WAS AM 1230 on your diol 1039 me nyside Daniel Guntin twenty four of Astoria Martin Kaufman twenty seven of the Bronx Rob ert Lotocki twenty six of Long Island City Henry Majlinger thirty of Sunnyside and Robert Berman twenty three of the Bronx Irving Trachtenberg twenty seven of Brooklyn will plead under the grand larceny indict ment Monday and rank Glicken stein twenty four the Bronx is awaiting 5 trial under the indict ment They were accused of abusing the I Bill of Rights privileges in purchasing books and other schools supplies Mr Hogan said the students obtained pads of blank bills from other stores and worked a cash return scheme with the school store for books they never purchased Purchaste Joins Scout Council At a color ceremony yesterday morning the Purchase Girl Scouts formally joined the Harrison Girl Scout Council at the Harrison Girl Scout House Mrs Richard Un derwood Harrison Girl Scout Commissioner and Mrs Abraham II Elkon chairman of the Pur chase Girl Scout Committee were the cosigners of the agreement Those attending included Mrs George Bowling Purchase's new delegate to the Harrison Council Mrs Elkon announced a dance festival to be given by the Pur chase Girl Scouts for neighboring troops at 3 Oct 27 at the Purchase Community House A prize will be awarded for the best folk dance presented by any troop with consideration gHten to its age level It is expected profes sional dancers and entertainers will narticinate Parents have hnnn mvitnri i be served and a campfire held Glamor Girl PffiUM 2 Youths Sent To Elmira Two youths with a series of pet ty theft charges against them and both with records that are according to Judge Sey mour Robinowitz were committed to the Reception Center at Elmira this morning by Judge Robinowitz in City Court The youths are Robert Plenty seventeen of 55 Columbus Avenue and James Arnold Thomas six teen of 162 ulton Street both in Greenburgh Both admitted stealing several coin collection boxes from city stores and Thomas also admitted to police to stealing money chang ers from cabs in Depot Plaza and money bags fron buses at the Bus Terminal NEW YORK (AP) Nine for mer New York University stu dents pleaded guilty yesterday to participating in the school book store swindle which District At torney rank Hogan amounted to S72052 They were allowed to plead guilty to petty larceny charges although they had been indicted for grand larceny and forgery Sentencing was set for Nov 15 Each of the nine could receive from one year to an indetermin ate sentence Pleading guilty were Robert A Nielsen twenty six of Queens Vi llage cashier of the NfU Wash ington Square bokstore Nathan eldstein twenty nine of Brooklyn Irwin Langs twenty three of Stamford Conn Leo Weiselberg twenty eight of Sun In $150000 Hampton Theft NEW YORK Three men all in jail on other charges have been burglary home of Hampton After the New (Manhattan) Grand Jury handed up the indictment yeterday Dis trict i Attorney rank Hogan said burglary is Thieves took cash gems and fur last April 14 from the home of Miss Hamptoh widow of multi millionaire Jules Brulatour Miss Hampton said most of the jewelry was not insured Loot Still Missing Mr Hogan said a confidential tip enabled police to crack the case but that none of the miss ing property has been recovered The loot was estimated original ly at $330000 Charged with grand larceny burglary and possession of bur tools were Louis DiMaggio thirty one Joseph DeSantis thir ty four and Joseph Pelletteri thirty seven all of New York City Mr Hogan said detectives trail ed DiMaggio and Pelletteri for weeks before arresting them for another burglary Pelletteri later admitted the Hampton burglary Mr Hogan said and named Di Maggio and DeSantis as accom plices All 3 in Jail Mr Hogan added that DeSantis was free on bail at the time in a Long Island burglary case DiMaggio and Pelletteri are in City Prison on charge of looting a hardware store DeSantis is in the Nassau County Jail awaiting sentence for burglary of a home in Lawrence Tax Collection WASHINGTON (AP) ex plosive double barrelled probe of the tax collection service loomed tinued Senate one of In the House a Means subcommittee ther into the sideline James innegan IjUUIo LUI VI Xlllvl Jlul kv nue wl i The committee called John Martin Brodsky said by wit nesses to have been Mr inne partner in an insurance ap enev which allegedly paid the tax official $6193 during 1949 and 1950 Denies Irregularities Mr innegan denied yesterday he was ever in the insurance business and may get a chance to testify further He previ ously acknowledged receiving $2 250 from firms or persons in tax difficulties but said these were legal fees for outside work In the Senate Senator ergu son Mich called for a full scale investigation by the Sen special investigating sub committee of all major revenue offices in the country His demand was touched off when Senator Moody Mich said there were reports or se rious in the De troit bureau erguson Asks Action Senator erguson said irregu havn been uncovered in San rancisco Boston New York and now Detroit The Senate should act he said Mp said allowing officials to re sign or be replaced by others is no satisfactory cure and will notsatisfy the public ederal tax collectors have a great opportu nity for favors and political Senator er guson said Senator Moody told the Senkte irregularities were discovered about a month ago and had been partially checked by a subcom mittee he heads He said this group probing transactions in steel learned that fees were paid two special intelligence agents of the Revenue Bureau Over Strikes NEW YORK (AP) Maji Gen Walter Todd director of Air orce programming reports the Air orce is gravely concern ed about the current wave of strikes within the aircraft indus try Labor one of factors feet of gine production of the immediate future he declared yesterday The other two factors Gen Todd said are the ability of IIHVU Vi AV VV with buying and receiving stolen auto parts waived examination before Peace Justice Robert Roy in Greenburgh Court today and was ordered held for Grand Jury action Burgdorff employed at Service Station on Central Ave nue in Greenville was arrested last week for allegedly receiving stolen auto parts from teen age Eastchester boys Dets George Staats and Joseph Gregory found hundreds of hub caps at the sta tion 1 The boys are facing petit lar ceny charges in Eastchester Court EVICTION ORDER GRANTED 3 eviction order was granted the 151 East Post Corp in City Court today against John Blye Inc tenant allegedly $83333 in rent arrears Course in Surveying To Open at Institute Initial session of a course surveying will be conducted from 9 A LL until noon tomorrow at the New York State Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences in Battle Hill School The course is part of the Institute extension course plan The first 16 weeks will include plane surveying measurement of distance direction and elevation: principles in the user oft field equipment and instruments note keeping and computations PROMENADE WAS And WAS 230 355 PM (Intermission tor News 2:55 3:00) Overture Apotnecary and The ProceMon of the Sardar Caucasian ippolitov IvanOT riehft Dlch Oner The Last Spring Elegiac The Harmonica Player Minuet Rumba Rhapsody 1 Death Gvnt Suite" Seventeen Come Sunday Evening Star The Old Refrain irst Movement Sorata In Dance of the Comedians xsa ieiea ruiu The Swan Animals' Overture Nocturne In lat Polonaise Militalre Excerpt No 1' RED AND GOLD DINNER CONCERT and WAS 6:30 7:30 PM (Intermission for News 6:55 7:00) The Jockey on the Carousel Dream Too Kern Selections rml Punchinello Herbert Waltzes The Two Widows Smetana Toy Soldier's March Krelsler Selections "lolanthe" Sullivan When A Maid Comes Knocking At Ycur Heart "The Selections Kern Dance of the Buffoons Snow Rimsky Kcrsaknff Com Back To Sorrento DI Curtis Mignonne Vals Thomae ALL WAS and WAS 730 7:55 PM Because 1 Love You Berlin Absinthe rappe Herbert Body and Sou! Green Cecelia Ruby Champagne Waltx Conrad Hour of Parting Spollansky Cresta Blanca Waltz Gould I'll Never Smile AKalnLowe Just Imagine Browo PIANO WAS and WAS 8:15 8:30 PM Coronation Scene Moussorgsky Concerto Themes No 2 In Minor" Rachmaninoff School Budget Of $2081644 Is Submitted (Continued from Page 1) 1 1952 under cither the cost living index or the Barrington Report on school salaries Another $17750 to be spent in the interim period for fuel was not spent during the period last year because fuel was avail able then and not needed until thi4 all Mr Buros said Maintenance of plant is ex pected to cost $45701 in the first half of next year compared to $35223 in this first six months Most tof the $10000 i rise Mr Buros explained is tak en up in need for new heating equipment in some schools plus 1 he expected rise in salaries of maintenance employes Cost of auxiliary agencies will rise to $66019 from $51744 in the comparative period this year This $15000 hike comes from a need for replacement of library books and periodicals the cogt of general organization and inter scholastic sports at $5450 pre viously paid in the six months and an expected $3000 deficit in operation of cafeterias due to increased salaries and higher cost of food Mr Buros explained that the Board of Education decided to underwrite General Organization and interscholastic sports up to $5000 almost $1800 more than the $3269 to be spent in 1951 The extra $450 is needed for medical and dental care of athletes ixed charges are expected to climb from $173181 spent in the first half of this year to $232029 for the interim period Biggest reasons for the $59000 jump Mr Buros said are the pension retire ment plan previously paid during the second six months of the old fiscal year and the reserve for un collected taxes for which the city took responsibility when the school system was part of the tax setup Debt service including redemp tion of bonds and interest on bonds lists $259257 needed in the first half of 1952 compared with $273975 used in the same period of this year $139700 Capital Outlay Under capital outlay the budget as proposed shows a need for $139700 in the interim period This includes and fees plus contract payments due tho nnw Rideewav school total ling $125000 or half of the $2d0 000 expected to be allotted to the school system by the city tar new building In the comparative period this year no new buildings were erect ed and only $13338 was spent on such items as improving grounds building equipment building alterations new hqating lighting plumbing and electrical equipment new library books and furniture Superintendent posed budget figures also listed details of estimated receipts for study by citizens A cash balance on hand at the beginning of the ensuing fiscal year is expected to stand at a tentative $627000 minus an esti mated $590000 for outstanding commitments including contracts with building and supply firms leaving a tentative balance of $37000 State aid of $520223 federal al lotments tuition from districts and students plus building rentals adds a tentative $606323 bringing the total of receipts other than local property tax for the current year to an estimated $643323 Add to this an estimated $1 438341 computed for tax leviesTr? iho months and the total receipts equal the amount of the proposed $2081664 Mr Buros explained that the tax levy computation was figured from last Summer's assessment which came to $948 per thousand of assessed valuation He pointed out that while certain properties are exempt from city taxation they are subject to taxation for school purposes In further explaining some of the increased amounts needed for operation of the schools Mr Buros said that salaries were jumped under terms of the Barrington Report and he expects the Board of Education to approve a similar adjustment for non professional employes The in creases already voted and cxpect ed increases are included in the interim budget he said With regard to the cost of Jiving adjustment proposed in the Barrington report Mr Buros said he did not include any funds for this purpose in the proposed budget would have added $30 000 to the he said adjustments can be made later the index is Is Predicted (Continued from Page 1) University of Southern California Hints Atom Progress In it he cast aside his previous official and gave broad hints of the progress in atomic weapons Among "other things he said: are entering an era where our power to wage warfare with atomic devices is so great even in comparison with the recent past "that our 'fundamental con cepts of what atomic warfare is and what it might mean to us must 'undergo revolutionary change the past most of us have thought of atomic warfare in terms of intercontinental bomb ers striking at the great cities and industrial hearts of an ene my nation This concept of atom ic warfare while still tnie is now no longer the whole truth is but one kind of atomic warfare and there is now a new quite different kind much more promising as a means of halting aggressors without the risk of de stroying large parts of the world in the process Wedding Day At Troldhaugen Grtay GriegGulonBolzonl Aud'not Polka Bartered vaurhn Williams ler Mozart Wienlairskl Smetana Carnival ot the salnt SaeD The Mascagni cnopin Chopin Roumanian Rhapsody Eneseo Parley Slates State Officers ALBANY (AP) Top level state and local officials are scheduled to speak here Oct 18 and 19 at a governmental confer ence sponsored by the Empire State Association of Commerce The association which is com prised of chambers of commerce and business organizations said the meeting was designed to give businessmen factual back ground necessary to a better un derstanding of the problems of state and local Tho conference will be the first ever sponsored by the group I SUIT NOT HEARD Among the scheduled speakers are State Comptroller Ray mond McGovern John Burton er Authority Hilleboe State sioner Oswald bly Speaker Hurd State Budget Director YOUR ALBUM WAS and WAS 11:30 11:55 AM Overture Von Suppe Love Here Is My Heart SI lesu Moonlight and Roses Mnret Out ot My Dreams Rodgers Evenson Martin' Softly As A Morning Sunrise Romberg RED AND GOLD NOONDAY CON CERT WAS and WAS 12:00 12:45 PM Scene de Jota Aragonesa inale "Concerto In Major" Eln Landler Allegretto Melodie r0tfi) In A Major" Ditterdort Wiener Tang rledman Where or When Rodgers It There Is Someone Lovelier Than You Schwartz All Through the Night Porter More Than You Know Youmans MUSIC YOU KNOW WAS and WAS 1:00 1:55 Glannlna Mia Come Home I'll Take Romance Oakland Jalousie Dark Is the Night Cahn Cryin' tor the Warren Zigane Revel Here's To Your Illusions ain The ireman's Romberg The Girl Is You and the Boy IsMe Sylva I Can You Cahn Rose ot the Herbert I eel A Song Cornin' McHugh I'm In Your Power Como On in lanagan Mad About the Boy Costard lv sold and delivered to Oreste ill 0 Poccia nv ine iviius lui Inc was marked on today's selves stranded many miles from civil calendar in City Court when home with which were neither party appeared I not honored by airlines per 2915 13 11 9 7 5 11 the real ized that the first and second most popular candidates with both Republicans and independ ents are military men and that neither has given any indication that he seeks the nomination MacArthur LeadingGOPavorites an inquiry into Mr Gabuelsoas contacts vith the big gocmment lending agency Mr Gabrielson is president and general counsel of Catthage Hj drocol Inc whose $185 million of RC loans were under Mr Gun special attention over a period years Will Mentions CountyHospice NEW YORK (AP) religious and social organizations will share largely in the estate of Mrs' Annie Nathan Meyer edu cator and one of the founders of Barnard College filing of her will for probate in surrogate court showed yesterday Mrs Meyer widow of Dr Al fred Meyer died Sept 23 at the age of eighty four at her residence the Hotel Croydon Her estate was valued for pro bate purposes at than $20 Her will was dated Oct 9 1950 The will stipulated that Monte fiore Hospital for Chronic Dis eases the Bronx receive one eighth of the residuary estate for the establishment of a Alfred Meyer in the hospital sanitonum for consumptives Bedford Hills Mass eeding Studied by 41 orty one persons attended an orientation class in mass feeding at the New York State Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences in Battle Hill School yesterday Those attending came from all parts of the county Thiele chief of emergen cy feeding in the Westchester County Civil Defense program explained the function of his or ganization and the part that the sub committees would play Miss Dorothy Hall consultant explained the Civil De fense organization The next session will be at 4:30 next Thursday American industry to boost pro duction of machine tools and material control power to meet satisfactorily the needs of both the military programs and the civilian Gen Todd spoke at a defense forum luncheon sponsored by the Aviation Writers Association North America A I (ib yl I Eisenhower 28 MacArthur 26 Taft 17 Dewey 10 Warren 9 Stassen 6 kndw 4 Arabian Serenade Langley Canto Amoroso Svnmido El Choclo A Dream Rf The Laughing Cavalier Wood MORNING SERENADE WAS and WAS 10:30 10:55 AM Overture lying Dutchman" Symphony No 27 In Moza.