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Say Cops ' Exam Papers Changed by Calandrillo Pl eads Innocent: KIVKRIIKA D — A sp'-eial Croud Jury, invest i gating alleged frauds in police Civil Service examinations , M lay indict e d Thomas A. Calandrillo , :\' >-year-<>l d car eer public official , charging he changed seven police exaininat ion papers three years ago . while he was executive secretary of the Suffolk Civil Service (' oiuniissiou. Air. Calandrillo . no . . Suffolk v Coliiin is sioner ol .furor - . home- l . . . .. -„ v omiiiission er 01 .inror- , imme- diately suspended him-elf without pay from his slO . lilii) a y ou r po . - .i li»n , pending disposition of lb< charges against him. The indictment , charg ing Mr. Calandrillo with \ a felony counts, was handed up in Count y Court to Judge Henry Taxker. A few min- utes later .M r. Calandrillo pleaded innocent and was released i.i .>¦ _!, - ' i(ll ' ) bail to await trial. Before he was released he was booked, fin- gerprinted and mugged at th e County Police Seventh Detective Slptail ollices here in liivel'liead. Mr. Calandrillo ' s at torney, k- .,n- , ' ird VVexler . was given lo days I ' m ' mot ions. Mr. \Vc\ler said he will move In dismiss the indictmen t . The indictment returned chai ges Mr. Calamlrillo with I I counts of forgery ; seven counts e:i< Ii of injury lo varolii . -; and misappro- priation by minis ti ' iial officers; in- jury to pub lic record. - , ami per- jury first, degree . District Attorney John 1' . Cn- li. 'ilnn , Jr., told newsmen Mr. Ca- landrillo substituted seven Civil Service examination sheets in l' . ' \ >7 , three for the patrolman ' s exam- ination in April , l!i \ .7; two lor the -erso' . -mt ' - lesl . ami iv. - o for ! he lieutenant , s exam , in the lalt . -i pari of that year. Mr. Coh. 'ilan aid the Craml Jury return e d the perjury counts again-! Mr. '' alamlrillo , because of bis testimony before them Decem- ber X . when hi denied making change- - in any le-t papers. Tim District Attorney aid :i haiidvvi'itiiig expert , ! ' .in I Osborne of Manba 'tan tes tifier! before the Crand Jury and stated that the substituted pa pers were tilled in b y Mr. Calandrillo. The prosecutor said Mr. Calan- drillo substitut ed the cy. - ini sheets for those actually filled mil , and clipped th em to each app licant ' s idenlilicatioii sheet . The three patrolman ' s exams were complete- ly filled out . Mr. Colialan said , but in the ease of the promotional tests for sergeant and lieutenant , many of the answers on each paper were left blank. Yet , accord- ing to Mr. Colialan , all questions answered on the four papers, were correct. The district attorney said papers were substituted for Louis Scola, Stanley Hamilton and Anthony Sil- vestri , all taking the patrolman ' s exam ; fur John datz and Custave Dodder . taking the sergeant' s test; and for Hugo C . Romler and John .1. Robertson , taking the lieutenant ' s examination. All except Cat? , are r,,m Hunt- ington . Cat'/ was not rated a ser- geant , out the others ;) ]| attained the hig her grade . Silvestri passed th< exam but didn ' t take the job . M r. (' oh'il. ' iii said. Romler , Doebler , and Patrolman Hugo ( ' . .Mulz of Smithlown have been previousl y indicted by the same Claud Jury on charges of perjury. Mr. Colialan , when questioned n:- lo ;i motive or any possible gain for Mr. Calandrillo ' s alleged ac- tions , refused to comment. He told newsmen the forged exam papers were first uncovered b y the State Civil Service Commission last Spring in a routine check. Th\ special (Iraiiil Jury has been investigating the charges for six months , celling numerous po- licemen , civil service employes and others. Mr. Calandrillo testified in each of the jury ' s last, four meet- ings . The (iiam.l Jury ' s work was apparentl y completed with the re- turning id' the indictment against .M r. Calandrillo. Judge Tusker said he would dismiss them December :il. and Mr. Cohnliiii told newsmen he has no plans to call the jury in again. Mr. Calandiillo , a prominent Republican , lives at 14 Vale Drive , Huntington. A Notre Dame Uni- versity graduate , Mr. Calamlrillo served as executive secretary of tin- Civil Service Commission in l itf.L' MIH I lit \ .:) and liiT.C, and 1907. lie served in the Army Counter Intelligence Corps in Berlin . Oer- nmiiy, in l!i . r >4 and I'dnn. O n January 1 , Iflfig , he was named commissioner of jurors by the county jury board. The jury board , consisting of Supreme Court Justices L. Barro n Hill and D. Ormonde Richie, County Judge- Henry Tusker and Surrogate Pierson Ilildreth , met Monday afternoon and requested Mr. Calandiillo to suspend himself without pay until disposition of the charges against him. The jury board ordered the information on tin- indictment, and nil the sur- rounding circumstances forward to the Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court, in Brooklyn. That body is tl ill y court, with the authority to remove Mr. Calan- drillo from office. Mr. Calandrillo ' s deputy, Edward V. Wiser of Montauk. w;is named acting commissioner of jurors Monday afternoon. IN MKMOKIAM In 1...villi; Memory el mil- il. -nlKhtnr. Iiiyi-i . Ami P:t\ ies. ill Christ mini time. Nn inn' Ulmus how milch we noun yell nl 1lii:< lime of die yi-iir. Nn une I OU ' WS the iniins ,v,. h:iv. > \'Hi ' i !• >¦ .( sii «¦ - lent yen , , I..|||- . Our lives mm never lie tile virile w ith- eia vim iinil ill ..Hi- lien i Is vunr liti-mmy Ion/,-i s . :,\v,.,-llv . t,-it , l , r linol inn I true . S' II . mi lliK eiiriiitm;,,, liny, J,..,,- .Invi e . w,. will iilVer i.nr |inivera In Mill. lei,I I. IIM - vim iimj l,i-,-|i V . III in l(js cure . Mi.lh.-r . -mil U. -iiMv . A,lv . GIFTS FROM SA NTA—^ lyvn ? ,: Yachl Club Christmas party, Santa Claus , played by Howard Kallman , passes out gifts to junior members. Youngsters also enjoyed cookies , ice cream and soda <•> round out hilarious afternoon. i j mma * ^ Cf aMtnM &twMiqA j I f ***% ^ f and j 1 ' i my Best Wishes | • Georg e E. Kotars ! j 101 Hailey Avenue , I' atcliogue , N, Y. ! I GRover 5-4418 I ' ! Many auto owners , homeowners and businessmen I j have been .surprised lo learn bow much tin y can I J save wit.li Hardware Mutu.ils protect inn. It ' s my [ • full-time job to provide tup-qualify insurance lo ! i peop le in this .area -- and to provide it at the j I lowest, possible cost. J Hard wan; Mutuals have built , a const lo-roust | j reputation for friendl y insurance service and lo. i j fast claims payments. Whenever you have an in- I J siiiunce problem , let, me help vou. No obligation. I I I Insurance for your AUTO . . . HOME . . . BUSINESS I I ' Two Who Received Stolen Goods Fined ; Jail Terms Suspended KIVERIIKAI) — Two men who p leaded guilty last , month to re- ceiving stolen goods received sus- pended ;i()-day prison sentences and .were lined $2T)0 .Monday in Suffolk County Court. However , Judge Henry Tasker gave the two a break by allowing them to wait until after Christinas to pay their fines . The two are William Levine , -lo , of Novman Drive . Centereach , and Theodore Bl.^ uiiiieid. 12 , of Cre- gory Drive , Lake Koiikoiikoma. They were indicted with ex- police sergeant John Szolosi . 11. of -1 Lincoln Avenue. Lake Ron- konkoma. who was dismissed be- cause he refused to sign a waiver of immunity from prosecution when called to testif y before the grand jury. Szolosi . who p leaded guilty two weeks ago , is to be sentenced next month. All three were charged with ac- cepting stolen cigarettes and other goods from ex-convict, James Car- ter , ¦ ' !:> . of llolbrook , who is in Long Island City jai l awaiting trial on burg lary charges. Coast GdL , Northville Corp. Get Rid of Seaway Hazard The !' S Coast (iuar d and il.e No rthvil le Dock Corporation com- bine,! forces early this week to rid th e Long Island Sound seaways of a menace to nav igation. . M.n on doty at N orthville Dock' s big tanker terminal atop the Sound cliffs had ' sighted a hait-rcl wooden scow floating bottom-up ._ - - ibout. l . 'Jdil leet trom shore , mid- way between the terminal and the I ' iiverhead Town beach at Pier Aven ue two miles to the east. Pieseiice of the derelict was re- ported to the Coast tjuanl by (' apt . ! . C . .McKay, company vice presi- dent. A pS-foot cutter , in charge of I.t . tig ) T- K- Monnone , was dis- patched Sunday afternoon from the Coast Cuani base at New Lou- don. Conn. I!v the time the cutter ..reived, the ' 'JO b y . 'iO-foot hulk with -I veti-eieli ' .hs of its bulk un- iler water had floated within alii) fee; of shore. Northville Dock' s fi'J-foot harbor l out , (Jem II. was pressed into service to place a four-man demo- lit ion spua l on (he derelict. This in itself was a touchy job , but. ( \ ' ap t. Kverett DeFriest succeeded in getting the squad and its sup- ply of explosives aboard without mishap. Two dynamite blasts , touched oil\ between I and a p. m. Sunday, partially demolished the massive- ly timbered hulk. The cutter re- turned Tuesday afternoon and an- other explosion finished the job. The origin of tltt: scow , which was of the tvpe used tt, transport coal , 'ind road building materials , is unknown. Over 100 Join Yme Decoration Contest More than UH> applicati ons have bet a received b y the l' atchogue Chamber of Com- merce otlice from those who are help ing (o make th is cotn- iiiunity the mo st, attractive on Long Island , according to Har- ry T. Weeks , executive vice president ol \ the chamber. He reported the largest number of entries ever to be received in the Christmas home decoration contest. The judg es will be enter- tained at a Christmas luncheon to be. held at the l' atchogue Hotel at noon today. Judging will be from 7 to !l p. in. to- <1\V- The community will be di- vided int o live sections for judging purposes and will re- quire lo jud ges. 'This enlarged progra m is made possible by a very gen- erous gift from Norman \V. Roe of ' East Patchogue. \ Mr. Weeks said. Aquebogue Youth Wounded in Leg By Shotgun Blast RIVEKHKAD — A 17-year-old Aquebogue youth , painfully injur- ed when he was shot by a hunt- ing companion Friday afternoon, was in fair condition at Central Suffolk Hospital here in River- head this week. The boy, Allen Smith of Bay- wood , Aquebogue , son of a prom- inent Hiverhead attorney, Reginald C. Smith , was shot in the calf of his left leg, about -1 p. m. after duck hunting in the marshes of Peconic Kav off Point Road . Flan- ders. Southampton Town Police said young Smith and his I.. -year-old companion. Wayne Swiatocha of 1010 East Main Street. Riverhead , had finished hunting and were re- turning home , when the accident occurred. Police said Smith handed Swia- tocha his .12 gauge double barrel shotgun , and was walking in front when Swiatocha tripped. The gun went off, and the shot p lowed through Smith' s hunting pants and boots , gouging a hole in his leg. While Swiatocha ran almost a mile for help. Smith made a tour- n ' qiiet. u sing a piece of clothing and bis gun barrel to stop the bleeding. Volunteers of the Flan- ders Fire Department took Smith out of the marsh on a stretcher and rushed him to the hospital. Three years ago , young Smith , while hunting in Aquebogue near his home , accidentl y wounded an- other boy with his shotgun. Canaan Lake Beach Club Has Yule Part y The Canaan Lake Beach Com- munity Club cut short its meeting last Thursil a . v nigh t to make way for a Christmas party. The clubhouse was decked out in all its Christmas, finery, which put everyone in a holiday mood. Dan- cing ' followed the meeting, after which refreshments were served. An exchange of gifts from a grab lag took place and carols were sung. Mr?. Gertrude Williams donated the award won by James Shea. Josep h Ilajduk reported that he has most of the reservations in for the club' s New Year ' s party. Lab Man Joins Safety Club UPTON—Michael Declemente of East Islip became the first Brookhaven National Laboratory employe to join the Scarab Club. This club , sponsored by safety shoe manufacturers , is made up of persons who liav averted serious injury to their toes and feet through the wearing of steed-capped safety shoes. Mr. 1 fee loin elite ' s escape from injury occurred in November when a heavy metal roller fell from a machine on which he was work- ing and struck , end-on , the cap of his shoe . H e sustained a slight bruise onl y and the attending laboratory physician was convinced that a severe injury would have resulted but for his safety shoe. In brief ceremonies at the laboratory December 14 a club membershi p certificate and pin were presented to Mr. Declem- ente by his supervisor , Dr. Ral ph P. Shutt , head of the Bubble Chamber Croup at Hrookhaven National laboratory. The laboratory issues over 1 , 800 pairs of safety shoes each year to those employes whose work exposes them to toe haz- ards. These hazards range from the heavy industrial type encoun- tered by maintenance personnel to the kind which is presented by the handling of lead bricks used in radiation shielding. This foot protection program is only one aspect of the laboratory ' s intensive safety effort , which recently produced a record of over 1 , 750 ,000 accident-free man-hours. Escapes Injury: RECEIVES AWARD- MieK TlZ^ £ tional Laboratory, receives safely award from Scarab Club after safet y type shoe he was wealing sa\cd hi in from serious injury when heavy sleel roller fell on his foot. Scarab Club is spon- sored b y safety shoe manufacturers . Shown, left to right, are: Michael Decl. 'iii. nle and Dr. Ralph P. Shalt , head of Hubble chamber li'iiuii at Hrookhaven. M - • ¦' ' , ' l - w- ,e .... .. - v . .^V. ;: . i.. 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