Mount Vernon NY Daily Argus 1941

THE DAILY ARGUS,
Murder Law
Change Asked
iter-Church
Lenten
Ites Planned
State Bill Would Permit
Sentences for Life
Joint Services T o B e
H e l d at First B a p t i s t Special Music P r o g r a m
Protestant churches of Mount
ion will cooperate in an inter"
turch pre-Lenten service at the
Baptist Church tomorrow at
fp. M., sponsored by the Mount
Ternon Ministerial Fellowship. The
include First Methodist,
eter Hill Methodist, Asbury
lunity, Community church at
Circle, First Reformed, First
Brian, Vernon Heights Conjational, and Lutheran Church
the Good Shepherd.
The Rev. Dr. C. Jeffares McCombe, pastor of the Methodist
Church of St. Paul, New York City,
(BUtt Photo)
and a member of the National
FORMER SUPERVISOR Herbert W. Aronson will work for Uncle Sam after tomorrow, when he will
Christian Mission, who now is touring under auspices of the Federal be Inducted into the Army for a year's service. Friends gave him a send-off last night at the Broad
Street Tavern. Left to right, above, are Dr. William Lippman, chairman of arrangements; former
Council of Churches of Christ in
Supreme
Court Justice Sydney Syme, Mayor William H. Husaey, Mr. Aronson and former Mayor Leslie
America, will deliver the principal
address on the theme "My Need V. Bateman.
of Christ." Conducting the service
will be the Rev. Dr. Elmer A. Love,
pastor of the entertaining parish.
The Rev. Charles Hart of Asbury
Church, chairman of the Ministerial Fellowship, will r e a d the
WASHINGTON, (AP)—The CivScripture lesson.
ilian
Conservation Corps announced
A program of special music will
today
it would enroll 21,000 young
be presented by Tom C. Weaver,
Former Supervisor Is Recipient of Gifts
men by Feb. 28 to fill junior vaorganist-director of the First Bapcancies.
tist Church, and by a speciallyat Dinner—60 Attend Affair at Tavern
This, it said, was an intermediate
formed choir of singers from the
enrolment
of the type which would
various participating churches as, Former Supervisor Herbert W. Mr, Cribarl, entertainment and
be held four times a year to suppleunder the direction of the Rev. Aronson, who will be inducted to- David Rubin, publicity.
Fred A. Mills, assistant pastor of morrow into the United States Mr. Aronson will be one of the ment regular January, April, July
First Methodist Church. Mr. Mills Army for a year's training, was group of 16 from Local Board 741 and October enrolments.
also will conduct congregational given a send-off by 80 of his which leaves at 8:52 A. M. tomorsinging. '
friends last night at a dinner in row. He is a member of the law
The Rev. Dr. Hubert D. Jones the Broad Street Tavern.
Arm of Aronson, Hecht and Yules.
of the Chester Hill Methodist Dr. William Lippman, chairman,, Mr. Aronson also is a certified pubChurch heads the committee on
arrangements, Introduced Wol- lic accountant.
arrangements, while Dr. Love and of
fango E. Cribarl, who served as He was elected to the Board of
Mr. Mills are members.
toastmaster. Speakers were Mayor Supervisors in 1931. He has been
William H. Hussey, former Supreme active in Democratic Party affairs
Court Justice Sydney Syme, for- and Is a district leader.
mer Mayor Leslie V. Bateman,
Supervisor Chairman Raphael A.
Carretta, City Judge Jacob A.
Bernstein, Democratic City ChairNEW YORK—Otto Paschkes of man Charles McEntee, Adlermanlc
457 East Sidney Avenue, Mount President David Conn, Stanley A debate between two teams of
Vernon, is named as a defendant Book, Arthur C. Saunders, Robert New York University and Yeshiva
in s patent infringement suit com- Roth, Frank Palmison, Philip E. College will be held tonight at the
menced in Federal Court.
Anderson, Erwin Savelson, Assistant Jewish Center of Mount Vernon,
Mr. Paschkes, who la sued In- Corporation • Counsel Henry Hecht, 230 South Columbus Avenue. The
dividually, Is president of the Solar Acting Chief Inspector Herman affair was arranged by Paul
Manufacturing Corporation, also s Mattes, J. Morris Yules, Harold Shapiro, a member of the congredefendant, as is Paul Hetenyi of Blass and f o r m e r Supervisor gation and of the N.Y.U. team.
New York, its first vice-president. George M. Martin.
The debate will be on whether
The complaint filed by the Con- Mr. Martin presented Mr. Aron- the
States and nations of
denser Corporation of America al- son with a radio, the gift of Jimmy the United
Western
Hemisphere should
leges that Mr. Paschkes and Mr. Ring, proprietor of the tavern. Dr. form a permanent
Harry
Hetenyi own the controlling stock Lippman' presented the draftee Nadel is chairman of union.
the
program.
of the Solar firm.
with> a military set. Mr. Aronson
Tile complaint alleges that on expressed his appreciation.
Deo. 26, 1933 a patent for an ap- The dinner was in charge of Dr.
paratus for winding coil conden- Lippman, chairman; Max Conn,
sers was issued to Harold I. Dan- treasurer; Don 8. Zacune, tickets;
zlger and that on June 28 last Milton Yanowlch, arrangements;
be assigned it to the plaintiff. It
is then charged that the defendants
have infringed upon the rights of
the patent and have continued to
do so after being given notice of
the alleged Infringements. The suit
asks an Injunction against continued alleged violations and an WASHINGTON, (AP)—Philip D.
accounting of profits and damages. Reed, chairman of the board of the
General Electric Company, is going to become a consultant for the
Office of Production Management
at a salary of $1 a year, it was
learned today.
Officials would not disclose Mr.
YONKERS — Taxpayers rumbled Reed's prospective duties but it was
today when they learned City Man- understood he would serve in the
Raymond J. Whitney refused Priorities Division of the O.P.M.
a* a budget hearing Monday night
Mr. Reed, forty-two, resides in
to accept a challenge that he sl?n Dogwood
Lane, Rye, N. Y.
• psycut waiver or "stand up and
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do so."
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YONKERS TO REASSESS
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Friends Fete Herbert Aronson
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City Man Named
In Patent Suit
ALBANY. (AP)—A, proposal sitowing court Juries to recommend
life Imprisonment for all first degree murder convictions came before New York's Legislature today.
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discretionary power to sentence convicted first degree munie* defendants to Ufa Imprisonment instead of
death.
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mandatory for first degree murder
conviction except in felony murder
esses.
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works projects and to issue temporary certificates payable within
ft year qut of the next annual tax
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