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THE POST-STAR, GLENS FALLS, N.Y., MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1967 Injured Girl Lodges Complaint About U.S. Limits Veterans Planning Bloodmobile Visit; Desperate Need of Blood Indicated List New Schedules Listed Poor 1 i II "If Wlim IUPT ii nnini ii'l I 'wpn i i WULIPI i On U.N. Delegates Complete Group Insurance Plan for very small groups Bv RICHARD BLYSTONE UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) The Soviet Union has complained about U.S. taxes, travel limits and car towings new scnecmies that wnt into applied to delegates to the Unit eneci on aunaay will ferovide faster service on The H.

between Montreal and New York, now the only railroad UNITED EMPLOYERS INSURANCE TRUST True group benefits for firms with ei few a 3 employet. ml passenger service between the largest cities in Canada and the United States. The Laurentian will leave Montreal at 9 a.m.,' an hour ana one-naif earlier than the Life Insurance Accidental Death Disability Income ed Nations. Speaking in debate on diplomatic priveleges and immunities before the Legal Committee of the U.N. General Assembly, O.

N. Khlestov also charged that New York City police "do not create sufficient security" for Soviet property. He said U.N. diplomats and secretariat staff "experience certain difficulties" which would not be serious if isolated but that "many such episodes are repeated." Khlestov claimed such "meager immunities" as apply to U.N. delegates in New York Hospital Surgical Expense Major Medical Expense Other Liberal Benefits om scneauie.

it will arrive at Albany at 3:10 p.m., leave at I I i flip II stem from a bilateral agree ment between the United States and the secretary- general and do not provide the same condi 0 A five-year-old Cambridge girl, who was injured in an accident at a bowling alley near Greenwich yesterday afternoon, remains in poor condition at Ellis Hospital, Schenectady. Karol Bubar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Bubar, Ash Grove suffered head injuries when she was apparently struck by a locker in the women's room at the bowling alley. State Police said the young girl was found unconscious in the women's room with the locker on top of her.

She was first treated at Mary McClellan Hospital at Cambridge and then transferred by ambulance to Ellis Hospital. Wooden Shutters Trap Family NEW YORK (AP) A set of wooden shutters, installed to save lives, became a barricade Sunday and trapped a family of seven in their burning tenement apartment. Three children died in the blaze and their invalid parents and two other children were injured. Five of the seven, including one of the dead, were found piled in a heap in a bedroom of the Lower East Side apartment. The bedroom window, which leads to a fire escape, was shuttered and blocked by a huge wooden cabinet.

Firemen said they learned the shutters had been installed two years ago after a sixth child climbed out the window and fell to his death. One and possibly two of the dead children might have been saved, firemen said, if the parents, one with a crippled arm tions enjoyed by regular diplo ana arrive at New York 6:10 p.m., reducing the running time by thirty minutes. Railroad officials point out that the earlier arrival in New York will afford patrons a full evening for dinner and the theatre. Northbound The Laurentian will leave New York at 8:30 a.m., arrive in Albany at 11:05 a.m., depart at 11:25 a.m. and arrive at Montreal at 5:35 p.m., likewise giving the passengers a full evening in the Canadian Metropolis.

There is no change in the departure time for the Montreal Limited, The D. H. night train, which will continue to leave Montreal at 9:30 p.m., but will arrive in New York City at 7:10 a.m., fifteen minutes earlier than the old schedule. Northbound the Montreal Limited will leave New York at mats to the United Mates. The result is that in effect U.N.

delegates and staff "are subject to domestic U.S. legislation," he said. He said "a group of hooligans" blocked the entrance to a Soviet building Nov. 18 and "tried to throw stones." "Only after repeated applica The visit of the Red Cross Bloodmobile to Glens Falls tomorrow at the First Presbyterian COOL INSURING AGENCY 24 Maple Glens Falls WM. P.

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061 15 Church will be sponsored under the joint efforts of all veterans' agencies. The visit also has the backing of all recruiting officers in Glens Falls. Seated, from left, Sgt. Leo Cramer, U.S. tions to the police were tney able to restore law and order," he added.

Khlestov also declared that missions to the United Nations and other foreign-owned structures' off U.N. grounds should Armv: Chief Frank San Felice. U.S. Navv. and Set.

William CoDeland. U.S. Marines. Standing. 10:30 p.m., a half hour earlier than the old schedule, arriving from left, Sgt.

James Ames, U.S. Air Force; Fred Morey, Glens Falls Post, 233, American Le gion; Robert French, Adirondack Post, 2475, V.F.W.. and Sgt. Thomas Weir, U.S. Army.

in Montreal at 8:15 a.m., twenty-five minutes earlier. be exempt from property and Passenger equipment on The Laurentian includes handsome other taxes. He said property taxes were only recently lifted from Soviet properties in the late model dining lounge cars, modern coaches and a parlor New York area and "there are car. Tne Montreal Limited is equipped with sleepers that pro still taxes levied against the delegation itself." He did not vide bedrooms and roomettes. specify what they were.

a lounge car and modern re- Criticizing the New York City cliner seat coaches. and the other half paralyzed, had been able to remove the policy of towing away cars parked in prohibited areas, Khlestov complained that The northbound Laurentian Is scheduled to arrive in Fort Edward at 12:50 p.m. and the cabinet and open the shutters. southbound train at 1:36 p.m -1 These are the only passenger Watch for the Btlllll "police forces are using arbitrary measures against cars bearing diplomatic license plates" in violation of international agreement. trains which stop at the Fort lidward station.

if Bakery opening at OSCAR'S If NORTHWAY PLAZA BOARD PARTY TONIGHT The Glens Falls BPW Club Wj Granville Man Wounded in Hunting Mishap board of directors will conduct featuring PATRICK'S QUEEN CITY BAKERY PRODUCTS a Christmas party tonight at Chateau de Louis, South Glens Falls, with social hour at and dinner at 7. Those attending are asked to bring a grab A 30-year-old Middle Granville man was reported in good con bag gift. dition at Glens Falls Hospital last night after he was wounded in a hunting accident in the Town of Johnsburg about 9:30 a.m. yesterday. Lawrence W.

Hammond suffered wounds of the left upper arm and left leg. According to State Police at the Moreau Zone headquarters, Hammond was wounded while hunting with Michael N. Darius 22, of North Granville, in the Town of Johnsburg, about one half mile west of the Garnet Also backing the visit, are, seated from left, Robert E.i Singleton, commander of the Catholic War Veterans; James H. Minnick, Glens Falls Navy League, and Edward D. Butz, commander of the Marine Corps League.

Standing, from left, Donald Schwartz, commander of the Jewish War Veterans, and William Hogan, blood chairman of the Marine Corps League. Commander Daniel Sweet of the Queensbury V.F.W. Post was not present when the photograph was -m ii taken. I jfY tmiiT if- The desperate situation in What's the sheerest, most comfortable, longest wearing super support stocking? Southeastern Adirondack Chapter covers the counties of Warren, Washington, the northern part of Saratoga, the southern part of Essex. Included in this jurisdiction are the Glens Falls which the Northeastern New York Red Cross Blood Center, headquartered in Albany, will find itself if more blood donations are not forthcoming, has been pointed out by Carl Braley, of whole blood was used in the Glens Falls Hospital, which was above the normal average of from 50 pints to 75 pints a week.

The Southeastern Adirondack Chapter, American Red Cross, has slated a double unit Bloodmobile from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. in the First Presbyterian Church. This is being sponsored by veterans organizations of the Glens Falls area, with a minimum quota of 200 pints. The sponsorship is the veterans' memorial of Pearl administrator director of the Center.

Hospital, the Corinth Hospital, Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge; and the Ticonder-oga Hospital. Lake Rd. Troopers said Darius slipped and his rifle fell to the ground, struck a rock and discharged. Investigating were Investigator Charles Judkins of the BCI and Trooper C. J.

Phillips. Three Killed In Collision CORTLAND, N.Y. (AP) -Three persons, including two students at the State University College at Cortland, were killed early Sunday in the collision of two automobiles along icy Route 41 about five miles east of here. Dead were Paul Swanson, 21, Massapequal, Elizabeth Moran, 20, Babylon and Allen Mayer le, 19, of nearby McGraw. Swanson and Miss Moran were Cortland State students, police said.

Swanson lived at 135 Oak Miss Moran at 93 Wilson and Mayerle at R.D. 1. Mr. Braley, accompanied by v.vWwttvVMist Relay Blood Each of these hospitals re ALL NYLON ceive delivery of blood products Supp-hosd Miss Claudia Gardina, registered nurse associated with the Northeastern New York Red Cross Blood Center, was in Glens Falls Thursday afternoon for a meeting at the Chapter House of the Southeastern Adirondack Red Cross Chapter, 1 Bacon St. They discussed the duties of the "chairman of the day" for the Red Cross Blood-mobiles, with those women who have either served in this ca from the Blood Center twice a week to cover their average use per week.

For emergency need, the hospital will call the Center which will send up by ear, bus, or sheriff's relay, the required blood products. Harbor Day. Mrs. James Minnick is chairman for the day for this Bloodmobile. The public is invited to give a gift of blood to ensure an adequate supply during the crucial holiday season when the Blood Center is called upon for emergency supplies.

Since the Northeastern New York Red Cross Blood Center opened in Albany in July and Mr. Braley pointed out that all blood received at Bloodmobile visits is brought to the Center for processing and storage. However, if the collections Kegular Why do more women wearall-rrylon Supp-hose Regular than any other stocking of its kind? Because it's the world's sheerest, most fashionable true support stocking. And, as though that isn't enough, all nylon Supp-hose Regular wears much longer, too! If you've never tried a pair, or if you've worn other support stockings and been disappointed get the one and only all nylon Supp-hose Regularand find out how wonderful you can look and feel through a busy day! Only $4.95 a pair, in seamed or seamless styles. pacity or will be serving as chairman in the future.

Meeting with them was Harold Katz, chairman of the local chapter's board of directors, as well as are inadequate, not only does through October, a total of Freight Wreck Delays Century other staff members of the chapter and Mrs. Gerald Hyland, the ordinary deliveries for regular hospital use get reduced and becomes almost meaningless, but there is always the question of being able to supply emergency needs. executive director; and Dr. Raymond H. Stokes, director of more than 10,000 pints has been donated.

The area serviced by this Center involves a total population of one million fifty thousand men, women and children. The area serviced involves the counties of Warren, Washington, Saratoga, Colum the Glens Falls Hospital Laboratory. Amount varies Dr. Stokes stated that the amount of whole blood or blood bia, Greene, Rensselaer, Sche plasma used in the local hospital varies each month accord nectady, Albany, Montgomery, and the southern half of Essex. Included in this area are 26 hos "TOE LEGEND OF THE CIIIUSTMAS ROSE Interpreted, by Giovanni in a beautifully sculptured three-dimensional rose pin.

Its satiny texture rivals Nature's own -the marvelously effective platinum or golden finishes will brighten her winter costumes. In a gift box that carries the Legend of the Christmas rose. "To this day, when Christmas comes end at no other time of year The abundantly blooming Christmas Rose brings all its joyous cheerf Matching earrings 93 ing to the tvoe and number of pitals which are serviced by the patient load. During the month of November a total of 307 pints MOJUD Holiday Greetings From THE STORE OF CHEERFUL SERVICE FREE PARKING DOWNTOWN GLENS FALLS CONNEAUT, Ohio (AP) -Seventeen cars of a 36-car New York Central system mail and express train were derailed early Sunday near the Ohio-Pennsylvania state line east of here. The final run of the New York Central's 20th Century Limited westbound, from New York to Chicago, was running seven hours late because of the derailment.

A railroad spokesman in Cleveland said no one was injured and the cause of the derailment had not been determined. The train was en route to New York from Chicago. Other trains are being rerouted over Norfolk Western Railroad tracks. Albanv Blood Center. The More community response is needed to build up an adequate supply to take care of critical period this year, which runs from the Christmas through the New Year holidays, Mr.

Braley said. He pointed out that during the Thanksgiving Week with eight Bloodmobiles out in the area, only 227 pints of blood was donated. The Albany Center "Borrowed" 252 pints of blood for that week from other blood centers, but these must be replaced. 800 Pints Per Week All blood donated through the Red Cross Bloodmobiles is for civilian use. Mr.

Braley explained. For the Albany Blood Center area a total of 800 pints GOP Gets Offer Thief Reads Public Notices From Wallace LOS ANGELES (AP) For mer Gov. George C. Wallace of Alabama said Sunday he would EL DORADO, Ark. (AP) -Don Cash, owner of a photography studio here, recently had a pair of binoculars stolen from his shop.

As a joke, he put a notice in a not pursue the presidency if 1ba newspaper advising the person of whole blood or Diooa com-! DOWNTOWN BUSINISS ASSOCIATE 1 DOWNTOWN BUSINESS ASSOCIATE who took the binoculars that he ponent products is needed each week as an adequate supply had forgotten to Dick up the EX-CHIEF DIES GREENPORT. N.Y. (AP) -Joseph Smith, formerly police chief of this Suffolk County community for 38 years, died Sunday at his home here. He was 80, and had been retired for 10 years. case.

Republicans nominated a man he could support. "If you don't put up, then I'm going to run," Wallace admonished the Republican party. He was interviewed on the American Broadcasting Co's "Issues and Answers" program. Wallace has urged California voters to switch their registration to his American Independ for all needs in the 26 hospitals serviced. If 700 pints are ob Sure enough, Cash got ready to close up his store the next tained each week, it would provide an adequate supply of all day, and the case was gone whole blood needs, without providing the blood components LOCAL TO MEET ROME SHAKEN for hemophyhacs.

The goal for the area blood center is 3300 bjg Timt.um infill ent Party. He needs 66,000 sucn ROME (AP) Three light earth THE STORE OF CHEERFUL SERVICE FREE PARKING DOWNTOWN GLENS FALLS OPEN EVERY NITE UNTIL CHRISTMAS 'TIL 9 P.M. signatures to certify his party pints a month, a1 goal which Local 23, Paper Bag Makers Union, will conduct an election today at Arkell and Smiths tremors shook Rome and its it. for the primary and general. nas nin ot-en reaenca on a reg' eastern surroundings Sunday ular basis.

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