Kingston Daily Freeman, The (Newspaper) - December 5, 1945, Kingston, New York CtM In Neut National Leading Advertising Medium VOL 41 CITY OP KINGSTON N WEDNESDAY EVENING 5 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Proposed Route of New Thruway President Says Reconversion Problems Can Be Solved in U S Role of Industry Receives Praise Central Hudson Will Sell Central Broadway Building Seymour's Bail Is Canceled Is Put in Sheriffs Custody Haver Enters Opposition To Fixing Bail on Second Charge Man Has Record Hurley Says Diplomat Sought George Jr Thus Id Have Aided Washington Dec 5 Gun Patrick J Hurley charged today that a career diplomat he Kt in charge of the Embassy in Chungking sought to destroy tin Chinese rant by getting Lend-Lease arms for the Chinese Communists He said the official was George Jr counselor the Embassy Hurley the arms were not given the Communists and that Acheson was recalled from China Hurley testified the occurred after he had left China on a trip to Washington He said wrote a letter lo the Secretary of furnishing State Lend-Lease MB and equipment to the Com- munist forces and claiming that the support of every wl member of the in the recommendation Hurley testified earlier that a diplomat assigned to Gen w in in October 1944 tha of Generalissimo Kai Shek be allowed to collapse the Senate Foreign that the John S He it he was unable to fire at the time the proposa made because Service then the Ameri j commander in China was removed j na President Roose to transferred embassy staff He felM as second unti He is now on County Judge John M Cashin on Monday afternoon canceled the bail under which Edward Seymour had been released and remanded him to the custody of the sheriff Seymour 50 years old of Kingston had been under bail following a charge of rape second degree and abduction which involved a local girl It is charged that while this first indictment was pending and the girl went to Va and there were ried County Judge John M Cashin State's Thruway Work Will Begin in County in Spring One of Route Will Built Near Be the and his connection Jn More the Joe testimony Hc Mid the of American policy in at another point be oa fift Verdict Promised OH Cwe Due 5 the U crt M shat ahc n Construction on the new New York State Thruway which will run from the New line to Buffalo by way of the Hudson valley west shore and the Mohawk valley is scheduled to get under way next spring in the of Kingston according to an announcement made today by the New York State Department of Public Works One of the first sections to be placed under construction is that from Kingston to Catskill It was stated that plans for starting the work on this section were com- and by spring the work would get under way however no work has yet been done toward securing the rights of way for the highway which will run over a new alignment generally to the west of Kingston following route of the old King's Highway Inquiry of a state highway cial brought forth the tion that while the route from Kingston to Catskill was generally laid out Surveys were still going on near where test borings were being made to de- termine the location of the route South of Kingston the route it was not laid out but surveys har determined the general course ol the route Just where the route would cross the creek is definitely determined but it was assumed the route north would run well west of along the hills passing west of Kingston near Hurley and cross the Plank road on the Kingston con- north along the general location of the present King's highway Construction of this section of the Thruway would eliminate one of the worst be- tween New York and Albany that section between and The Thruway is to start at the New Jersey border connecting with ihc George Washington Bridge which carries from Jersey routes into New York city It will go north io Albany swing west via Rochester to Buffalo lorn southwest io end at Pennsylvania line near Eric The project calls for the development en Council Approves Siding Pilgrim Furniture Firm Would Get Railway Service for Factory A petition filed by Joseph Moak for permission to have a railroad siding from the Wallkill Valley Railroad laid into Barmann Park which he planned to sell to the Pilgrim Furniture Co of this city for factory purposes was approved by the Common Council Tuesday evening with but one dissenting vote of Alderman J Carroll of Ward in which ward the park is located The petition was filed in ber by District Attorney N LeVan Haver on behalf of Mr Moak who some years ago bought the old Barmann brewery property and Barmann Park The park has been used by the city for a number of years as a playground for the children of that area Mr Haver in filing the petition stated that the sale of Barmann Park to the Pilgrim Co was con- tingent upon the right being ob- from the council to have a railroad switch laid into the park which was to be used as the for a proposed factory the Pilgrim Co planned to erect The petition when filed was re- ferred to the laws and rules com- of the council who ed favorably on it last night Before the vote was taken on granting the petition Alderman Carroll spoke briefly opposing the granting of the petition He Wc arc deciding here tonight a question that affects 3 great ber of families residing in the Tenth Ward Barmann Park is used every summer by hundreds of children from the ward The residents of that vicinity ly fathers and mothers want the park continued must not be driven into he street to play That s not the proper playground as all of us know of the Tenth Wart arc not opposed Io industrial ex- in Kingston but do feel they should not be deprived of a playground Out means so much lo them and children while other industrial sites idle the of has bem ing a park system of which tvc can oc proud It neither nor to abandon any part of lhat Carroll at the con- cj he but if she she til She plumed IB The began she license Cat to new plaits as possible in to Met dismissed the indictment Council Gives Edward Seymour of Kingston with abduction and rape second degree alleged lo have Salary committed on September 23 last The dismissal was made on motion of District Attorney Haver To City with the consent of William Riseley counsel for Seymour This is the first charge involving girl whom later Action Affects married A second indictment was then Under Its charging abduction in Favored Seymour took a girl under 18 and married her without consent for her mother On arraignment under this charge Seymour pleaded Tuesday evening the guilty William Riseley appeared for Seymour in court Council took action to give and asked that bail be set he employes under its jurisdiction that the bail in the first case stand for both cases increase of a year each was entered by Dis- 1946 Earlier this year the Attorney N LeVan Haver city departments had given not only asked that no bail employes a similar fixed in the second case but that the bail in the first case be The action taken last night Mr Haver said that due to the fact that Mayor W while under bail on a rape Edelmuth last month vetoed abduction charge had left the cal Law No 3 adopted by the aldermen which provided for an increase of 5240 to all employes The mayor vetoed the on the grounds that the council had no authority to grant increases to city employes except those under its of the court and gone to Virginia with the same girl named in the first charge and had there married her Mr Haver told the court that the girl was only 15 and when the sheriff went to bring Seymour back the girl refused to return to the state and The city employes who will receive the next year by was necessary to get a court order to bring her back and she council's action include the city hall janitors clerks steam boiler firemen and engineers and the dog now being held as a material witness Mr Haver said Seymour had previously been convicted of a Last month at the council Ball Be Set ing when the mayor's veto Riseley asked that bail be sustained by the Democratic and that the original bail be bers of the council a as sufficient Hc said was introduced by owned several parcels of Thomas Coughlin granting in Kingston and his ployes under the council's were required to care for tion an increase of The and collect rents In asking lution at that time was referred continuance of the bail Mr the finance ways and means said that Seymour had the girl and he alleged The committee reported Seymour had obtained con- night in favor of the of the girl's mother before but before it was adopted it her He said Seymour amended by Alderman Oscar no intention to leave the and the amendment of the court and had not approved unanimously by the done so He had gone Martinsburg Vs to visit his Alderman and there had married ment read that the last local girl who was under 16 of the resolution offered by Riseley said he was ready to man Thomas Coughlin and to trial in the first case now ed by Alderman James J said he believed the situation Continued on en Two Emerick Alleys Might Turned Into Shoe The well-known 12 until 5 o'clock it the ing alleys at Albany of Joseph 239 may be turned into a big have been under iory if ihc Common Council for the past eight or nine favorably on tnc Robert io gtt ihc company to M Emerick that she alleys in in ibe zone in- real estate at of zona Fair was brought tnc concern lo locate Si was Mr ning when Brothels of Mr Emerick was and fared Jo Haws and roles gas plant on In Mr wrote that he had said Jic under- opportunity of she lor a Jour Jo a zoning Jaw that ihc the building under who So zoning Jic for ihc manufacture jwt more 30 feto that Ihc The Khe So enter anlo a miett an it will Jo tic lo employ Jl is Jhan 50 to She filant the from Brooklyn and to She zoning she in Shat She of wall ihc am Heading She Corporation Contracts With Reina New Building Is in Prospect Central Hudson Gas and Electric Corporation has contracted for the sale of its building located at 611 Broadway to M who conducts an electrical appliance heating equipment refrigeration air-conditioning and roofing ness in Kingston Mr who is president of the Kingston ber of Commerce is local of the General Electric and is now located at 86 way Mr Reina was out of town today and it was impossible to contact him to ascertain his plans The building which Central Hudson has contracted to sell to Mr is a modern three story brick structure which was erected by the company about 1915 Central Hudson Gas and tric Corporation plans to erect for its own use a modern building on the lot adjoining the present building now has no ture upon it The new building to be erected by the Central Hudson will be smaller than the present building and adapted to present requirements The lot upon which the new building will be erected is located between the Broadway Theatre building and the corporation's present office and is used for parking purposes by the tion German Aviatrix Suicide Pact Pilot gives Description of Last Few Hours Before Fall of Berlin Byron Price Gets Hollywood Position Washington Dec 5 Byron Price veteran newsman and for- mer censorship director has the vice presidency of the Motion Picture Producers and Dis- of America He will be in charge of the Hollywood branch of what used to be called the Hays office until Eric Johnston Will Hays as president of the organization In announcing the appointment last night Johnston said Price will supervise research to improve niques and toward wider use of the extension of the use of motion pictures in education and in training and development of enlightened labor-management re- The job was offered earlier to J A Krug former chairman of the War Production Board who de- it Johnston said then the salary offer was a year Price who is 54 went to work with United Press in 1912 when ic was graduated from Wabash College in his home state of In- diana He joined the Associated Press the same year He was Washington bureau chief tor ten years and had become executive news editor when he was granted a leave of absence in De- cember 1941 act as censorship director in Washington He went to Europe last tember as President to study conditions in occupied countries His report urging particularly changes in policy in Germany was made public by the White House ast week Breaks With Truman Pittsburgh Dec 5 Murray one of the strongest ers of Harry S Truman in the campaign of 1944 has sharply him over lation the President proposes to end labor strife in the United Slates In a softly spoken but phrased radio address President Murray last night ject and declared the design of laws proposed tov nwn is io weaken and ultimately destroy labor union organizations Pleads Innocent New York DM 5 year-old Nicholas of innocent before County day lo indictment him murder n the sun of en a ondy waterfront Sot near the nigM of 30 Susan 36 was found dead with icr and her out hw trial fixed Friday for Brooklyn New York Dec 5 wT the Wtc National Football he was with drawing Ms gridiron and joining Jibe America which Reconversion Is Hinged on Both Sides Seeing Other's Viewpoint Truman Declares Wallace Speaks Secretary Says U S Can't Spend Way Into Good Conditions Germany Dec 5 fpi Hanna German aviatrix who flow the last Nazi plane out of Berlin has told U S counter intelligence investigators that the missing Martin Rormann in a death pact with Hitler a few before the German capital fell The blonde pilot ave a graphic description of the final hours of Hitler and his com- in a but said she left upon the orders before suicides vere carried out The army took her story off the secret list today with the com- ment that it was probably as a description as will be ob- of those last days Bormann aide to Hitler chief of the Nazi S A Storm Troops and head of the people's militia called to tion in the final weeks of the war is being tried in absentia by the international Military Tribunal at Nuernberg for war crimes The drama of the end bordered on comic opera as Russian shells burst overhead according to Capt Reitsch She said Hitler berated Goering and others as traitors while going through the motions of directing a phanton rescue army that had been out days before She Goebbels surrounded by his wife and six children launched into bursts of oratory with all the theatrics of a ham actor Eva Braun became disgustingly tic Bormann kepi at his desk writing a historical record of the finish of Nazism As the intensity of the Russian increased the shaking on the verge of collapse called for repeated suicide re- S S guards charged vith seeing that the bodies were destroyed stood by Capt Reitsch who claims the glider record and once lew in a V-One bomb as test pilot said she flew into Berlin April 26 945 with Lt Gen Ritter Von Greim who had received a frantic call from Hitler after Goering re- had attempted to take over as Fuehrer Greim was when Russian planes them Gives Her Story Her story as told through an American interrogation First to meet them was Mrs Goebbels who fell upon Reitsch vith tears and kisses Hitler came into sick room with lis face showing deep gratitude over coming Hitler asked do you know I've called you? Because lermann Goering has betrayed and deserted both me and his Behind my he las established connection with he enemy His action was a mark of cowardice And against on Page Two Damages Sought or Apples Suit Brought for Apples Spoiled in Cold Storage Plant at Milton York Dec 4 the administration of ab- Morris and Nat Specter of township and the city of Tiled suit in Federal Court here today against three insurance companies io collect damages of for apples were an ihc cold plant at Millon cf and The Specters out insurance n she amount ot io cover MXIM bushels of in the which is en New York Dec 5 The nation's top industrialists ered amid labor-management locks strikes and threats oC told today by dent Truman that reconversion problems are capable orderly solution and speedy solution The President and Secretary of Commerce Wallace praised the role of industry Reconversion problems the President added in a letter to the National Association of read at the opening of the golden anniversary Con- gress of American wera due to many factors some un- avoidable perhaps but all cap- able of orderly solution and speedy solution Much depends upon such a for these he said I am hopeful therefore that the manufacturers of America will the problems which con front us now in the spirit with which they approached their lems during the war This will re- quire not only determination but the spirit of tolerance and ability to see the other fellow's viewpoint which is characteristic of our democracy Secretary Wallace long with the liberal the New Deal in the minds of many members expressed We can't spend our way into good business conditions just by dipping freely into the federal treasury Satisfactory profits for stable enterprises and higher rewards for venture capital ngs are essential Increased output per worker s essential to a steady rise in real wages Call by any name you ull employment full production r plain ordinary good business do have universal that that is what wa fant Wallace said his full lent plan was fundamentally a of policy and an of responsibility it will and not hinder the private system in operating at high production lo bring bout adequate employment op- and a better standard f living for all Increases Are No Answer The secretary Ob- iously the answer isn't simply nc of raising wages then raising then raising prices and ig on into a vicious spiral of in- ation What we do need is a increase in mass ng power We are up against less than the necessity or raising the American standard f above that means making goods and selling more of them to more people than ever Wallace warned of the danger f deflation declaring the incomes f farmers and wage and salary arners in the next few years would be substantially lower than luring the and that the solution of our problem ics in the direction of seeking profits through mass production and mass consumption Philip Murray president of who had been scheduled labor's responsibility for ull production sent word night he would be unable to at- sifle Oic Kwid fine Milton On March S a loss was in the amount operation tit fte TTbc insurance hich Wic Specters have failed to a i HOT FUre and Marine Insurance Co 5s The Fare and Co Parley Postponed General Motors and Limited Doc 3 negotiations ictwcra workers an4 General Motors on of were iff vies president the of Ihc which ibad for this i he called Jhc city would lie to would not dose IMs ttc
