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Has 66 Members Business Editor rt day\ DeLisser, president. appeared committee of the highw- nt rivers congress, said Piso are the most serious bar- approval for the preventing and controlling wide- spread flood disaster. | He asked for everybody's con- tinued co-operation in \plugging\ for the improvement,' which the major asserted \is absolutely es- sential\ to the protection of life “(in tterson the bi}: \his onlmy concern in t Tim even though improvement \mhean much to the fishing and boat industries out of Freeport safeguard of limb and County Aid Possible gounty. the fishing bureau for the ier at ont at M vania, er lantic coastline railroads, urged Freeport residents to. do every- 'thing possible to promote their fishing industry, in view of ex- cted stiff competition from New Jersey coast towns, He revealed w captains, of which there & geveral, particularly . dis- ished themselves in the game season at Florida during Ahe iter season. 'T he - chamber's membership drive already has netted a paid-up roster of 56 businessmen, with 10 m applications -in, 'making. a of members to date, ac- cording to Mr. DeL.isser, The mil- it president, however, is press- forward Yor at least 200 mem- ite Hoet malate er pi al graham of his tenure of A appealed again for one ofganization in Freeport, to be ef- fected by the merger of all present amerchants' and businessmen's or- ations. “fi a vote of the membership, 'the $15 dues of the chamber nceforth will be used entirely I mutation-l purposes, each to pay . the cost nthly luncheons separately. ith - the . entrance _ welcome\ eompleted and 4, the chamber now is its - efforts: for three special 's special advantages, at stra- ts in hens, CWqeRq rovemen I, a at 'Success' Is in the Air For Inlet Imp MEYER rests ELECTION ORE Candidate For Hempstead School Post Asserts Indem—ngenco Qf-Pattgrson Hints Th FREEPORT MAYOR - Expresses Hort - OEFORECHINBER Commerce Unit Pushing New Village Promotions; By EDWARD H. DUTCHER *Freepo was ob- 'merved by the village's cham- ber of commerce at the Elks ) elubhouse yesterday after- moon, and plans: were pro- jected for publicizing Free- wort throughout the metro politan New York area and in other sections of the country. The meeting was held under the direction of E. pendence Mr.Meyer, who has beena resi- dent of the village HEMPSTEAD PASTOR I$ TEMPLE SPEAKER Members Of Church Bible Class Are Guests Of Men's Club At Joint Services The Rev. Norman W. Twiddy, pastor of the Hempstead Metho- dist Episcopal church, was the guest speaker at the meeting at Temple Beth-Israel, Hempstead, last - night. Schwartz conducted the services. 'The services were sponsored by the Men's club of the temple. Members of the Bible class of Mr. Twiddy's church were present as guests. This is the fourth annual gating held by the two organiza- lons. Albert Michaels, president of the Men's club of Temple Beth-Israel, made a short address after the re- ligious services. special program of music. freshments were served in the basement at the conclusion of the program. FEWER CASES LISTED ON COURT CALENDAR Supreme Court Schedule Is Cut To Less Than Half Of Last Year's Figure filing fees have sharply reduced the Nassau supreme court calendar, it was reported by Chief Clerk Edward Meaney today. The current trial term calendar contains 475 cases. On January 1 there were 600 cases and a year ago at this time, 1,000 cases. Meaney's report for the April term showed that Justice Charles J. Dodd disposed of 81 trial term cases and six special term cases while only 39 new trial term and seven special term cases were added to the calendar. The report showed that 24 cases were tried during the month and 40 were steeled. There was no part two ses- sion for April due to illness of one of the justices originally assigned. ®--_----_______. POLYGRAPH While we was waiting der odder night someboddy says \what _ anyhow graph?\ covey Te dtteation ot the der apter 279, ne stove, Amendment the following Cal On The Business Front By Observer------- seven-room bungalow type house, with garage, on a plot 50 by 100 feet, at 28 soffman street, Frank- lin square. George Ardee Ames, of Kew Gardens, has purchased a seven- room house on Ithaca avenue, At- lantic < Beach, from Harry J. Dwyer, John H. -Reynolds, of At- lant'c Beach, was the broker. The Gibson corporations, ve!- eran small-home builders in Gib~ son, Valley Stream, announce that the initial group of new homes included in its current construc- tion program now are ready for public inspection. There are mose t types of dwell- ings in varying stages of construc- tion, several of which are ready for cecupancy. There are Cape Cods, Colonial and English type homes. The Studebaker corporation, during the first 1937 earned $699,459 after providing for federal income taxes, except surtax on undistributel profits, according to Paul G, Hoffman, president. This amounts to 32 cents per share on the 2,183,234 shares T tiie o Heal | poop, responding 1956 period. MRS. CANTUS TO READ POETRY AT MEETING Woodmere-Hewlett P-T. A. Will Elect Officers; Teachers Are Guests At Tes Mrs. Howard Cantus will give a talk on \Appreciation of Poetry\ and will read several original poems Monday afternoon before the Woodmere-Hewlett Parent- Teacher- association at the meet- ing to be held in the Woodmere high school auditorium. Election of officers will be held. Mrs. Harold Sperling is chair- man of the nominating committee. She and Mrs. Herbert Metz, dele- gates from the association to the recent Cornell institute, will give their reports. Special teachers of the elemen- maul- @ection 1887 C. P. A, as Mective Septembe h w operative on the lnt, 1098, became Mi Robert E.. Patterson, mfgf-hom. declared \success\ seemed to be in the air for the luv-\heathen gate. 1. Upon the t ceeding exce 2. kl- All above feet calendars to be 1 above to be pai 4- ELEASE the lock and win a modern ice refrigerator.\ That's the interesting contest which the Knickerbocker Ice com- pany is inaugurating today for South. Nassau area, and it will carry through May 10. According to Judson sales supervisor, headquarters in Rockville Centre, 10,000 keys will be distributed through some 225 independent ice dealers in the area. All of the houses, including those finished an dthose under at Malverne Park adjoining *the Southern arkway at Hempstead ave- nue, Malverne, have been sold, ac- cording to an announcement. This includes 31 finished and occupied, the mod-maul: used an; exhibit purposes .11 more ler con- dwellings in all. corporation reveal that much of this success has been due to classified-display adver- tising and editorial hook-up in The Review-Star, A. Mishkin, president, DeLand holding corporation, builders of \Certury ._ homes\ MIT ot action ”ting“. the 14 of a special pro- an or the hearing. w mer a ated motions, an application (mm. from patty bring it, $.. moing m cause on the trial torm calendar, thrte dolar. to be paid in advance at the time of Sling note the time cause is reached for trial. 1.R Upon the trial of ction ar the hearing upon the merits of a special e an a or the n a litigated motions and applications for writs. from the party school, characterizes his candidacy as \a noble experiment.\ sults of Tuesday's election will prove whether residents of the school district want an independ- ent trustee on the school board or if they are satisfied with partisan rule, he said. \In my recent letter explaining my candidacy I called a spade a spade and evidently the people of the district liked it,\ said Mr. Mey- \I have received much favor- able comment on my stand and many pledges of support. I believe that the voters will respect a man who is not afraid to tell the truth.\ Mr. Meyer served two terms on lage board about e has also served as foreman of the Nassau grand jury three times. LEGION WILL BE HosT TO COUNTY OFFICIALS Nassau Police Post To Entertain Nassau Leaders, Brooklyn, Queens Delegates \County officials night\ will observed by the Nassau Police post, American Legion, Monday night at police headquarters. 'Post Commander Thomas Bon- anza will welcome County Com- mander James O'Brien, Supervi- sor J. Russel Sprague; District At- torney Martin W. Littleton; County Attorney James L. Dowsey; Acting Chief Frank E. McCahill, Inspec- tors Harold R. King and William Yochum in addition to officers and from the . William E. Sheridan Police post of Brooklyn and the Queens county police post. TO HEAR MRS. SCOTT 'The Motion Picture And You\ Will Be The Topic The Ladies Aid society of St. Marks Methodist Episcopal church of Rockville Centre will Wednesday ®}o'clock at the church hall. Mrs. Austin A. Scott, thairman of the Better Films committee of Rock- ville Centre, will be guest speaker. Her subject will be \The Motion Pictures and You\. The slate of officers for the so- clety has been announced as Mrs Isaac C. Edington, president; M D. M. Zimmerman, fir st vice president; Mrs. John M. McComb, second vice president; Mrs. Charles E. Trinkaus, recording secretary; Mrs. Carrie Sass, corresponding secretary; and Mrs, D. L. Floyd, treasurer. Hostesses for the afternoon will be Mrs. H. L. Fuller, chairman, George Myer, Mrs. Winfield Davison and Mrs. L, R. Schenk. ting Ii The re- ma follows: Pees for placing causes an s of Issue, Pecs covered by items No. ceeding, excepting Ing it on, one doliar. 2. Por placing mute on a Special term eniendar for the trial of an lasue of tuat. 4. Por placing m cause on the trimi term eolendar, fifleen dollats County Court ®--__-______-4 pisrostrrons residents of Rabbi Harry A. Worden, with Prank Doudera, $800 to Catherine Lutz -James A. Warner for Pet'r, David 0, Kun, for Prank Doudere and Other- ine Luts. April , 1087. Mon, Cortland A. Sohnson-Presiding People v Marry A. Santman-Argu- ment on appeal-Adjourned to May Sre, 1997, People v Andy Meclasta-Defendant having no means to sel-Alez. Bergman a #41&-People V Bruno Bieianski-On. trial for the crime of Operating a Motor Vehicle While Intoxicated as Second Offense-Jury returned with a ver- dict of not guilty-defendant dis- charged. v Vanderice Colter-Sentence auspended-Placed on Probation. 8000-People v Waiter 'T. drew plea of not guilty to books making and entered a ples of guilty to keeping a room used for gambling -mail bond before indictment con- tinued to May lith for sentence, 8900-People v Alfred Cosenza indicted as Alfred Campi-withdrew plea mot guilty to bookmaking and en- tering a plea of guilty to kee room used for gambling. continued to May 1ith for sentence v Orel Pearsall-Piead, not guilty to rape 2nd degree \15.2”: titts further disposition. M417-People v Wim, MeArthur-Plead not gullty to assault in the 2nd degree-- Bail bond of $2,500.00 approved. Au- gusta Zimmerman Surely. In Re: . | warg Dickson (May 26) William J. MeAr- ur. (Gdnabp.) (Bubmit on 8/&-Mancy Jane Jullen-Gearge A. Oibson-Jobn P, Manly, (Ganshp) Julien-Memos due b Gibson-John P. Mai James W. Bafford (Burt. to examine lato matter; Ax date if necossa of D.) Eugme 8, Bhreve-Jos rocure coun- construction, homes, State the Hempstead 20-years ago. (Bubmit on 8/8)-Prank D. than 20 differ tut—onyx. A. There was a t7) (Btimt. . C. ta- Springmans uxenbsum-H. Cornelius Gallogher J. Cornelius | Gallagher | (May | 3) & Martin-0. (to - submit) . Arthur w. Ortftithe. May 8) (Conetr.) 0, “01.“ struction, Officials of on, 43 quarter, J. McKernan. edericks Malkmus (May 8) (e. a/c) Harry Plefter. Henty W. Andrews (May 1%) (e. a/) George E. Muiry, Annie Morris (Contempt {May 6) Underhill & Poster-Thos. A. wyer. All“: oris (May 26) (s. a/s) Parsons The mayor believes the provement will be forthco soon, possibly with the aid of the Discovery) Captain W; R. Willis, director of Long in. Franklin to- Thomas Ed« gan, a brick veneer, RIST URGES STREET WIDENING Sees Need Of Added Space As Auto Climbs Curb, Hits Church Wall Glen Cove avenue, particularly in front of St. Paul's Episcopal church in Glen Cove, will be wid- by the city fathers if the wishes of Ellwood V, Titus, 84, of Duck Pond road, Glen Cove, are carried out by city officials. Demands Improvement Mr. Titus lost control of his car chine went over the curbing and traveled along the sidewalk, side- wiping telephone poles and the stone wall in front of the church. It narrowly missed hitting Tax sales . Ballte-D-Abraham Wolf. John P.. Doherty - Appr. -- Thomas PF. Dougherty. Jasob Peltner-D-Emilis Louise Feitner. Louise Herman-D-Arthur Walter Huus-D-settle and Prey. . Licaa-No ObJ.-Nelson R. Richard M. Mertin-D-Bar James A. McOres-D-8amuel Charles P. Miller, Wright. Mary L. Morr James . Milligan. . on notice- Connoll Chaunce Pirnie, ORDERS SIGNED, FTC. April 20, 1987 Mon. Cortland A. Johnson-Presiding ORDERS Rosasco, et ano v Prost, etc. Un, Natl. Bk. of Troy v Kreamer, et al Humphrey v Graff achwar, Inc. Record, Inc. The Roslyn Sav. People v Dilbau (3) orders Raynor v Hnlmnxfin. ilc‘ w te. v Hill, ot ano R. A. id. tav. & Lost Assoc. v Roland, W. Moore z. Jr.-Hold-Harr D-Howerd C. DeBliva, Arthur L. Phillips=-Mo obl.-Herman Gold- y P. Poliard-D-toult M. Weir. Provenzanio-D-Joseph delegates John A. y Valley Stream Bk. v Sumner, et al Pate. * Clara B. Rhoder-Appr.-Wood and Geh Tig. Wltw‘g Satfeidt-D-Benjamin Cohn. Sarah _ R. @mith -D opr Rebs Walérfeld-D-Richard M. Jenkins, Betty Buchanan of Richmond, has five great-great aunts, three great-great uncles, twelve six great uncles, grandmothers, grandmother |R. R. Ped. Bayylew Ave. Corp, v Jackson, etc. -Maroid - Beaman v Howell (Findings: of Rothenberg, etc. Pact & Concl) Kiaum, etc. v Muzzio, et al Bank of Great Neck v Jahatorfer, ete. Chalmers v Lail (Receiver's Bond) Pet. Meat & Power Co. v Wyckoff peoistons Smith, et ano v MacHarg, et ano (Motion granted) Dobsrenckl v Buscher (Motion granted) People v Meuroth (Conviction reverted) Welnkauf v Weimer (No one opposing for moving party motion dismissed) Continental Purchasing Oo. v Zimmairdo (Motion dented) The Un. Natl. Bk. of Troy v Kreamer, et al (Motion granted) meet afternoon great | three great grandfathers, and one step grandmother. Notice of Sale PREME COURT: COUNTY Or Maseau. HowE owNE®® LOAN comPoRA- ainst CHARLES CART- CARTMELL, TRBODORE 7. JORDAN, Pisintif's At- A km wellington Road, Mineola, ork. ent of forecloaure and March 34, the ad will sell at public suction to m bidder in the rotunda of the Pragklin Avents, Bate of New 1937, at ten o'clock in omies nith git\: of Pree of \Mun”f + aunts, a poly- Says my brudder who knows everyding \it is a lie detector, an instrument that records the rise and fall of the blood pres- sure when a TION, Plaintiff MELL and LA dante. Supreme Court onasizs 3. bopp-rart I Wor m! 32 30th, Morehouse, et ano (on trial) v Het “I‘ll-O gl': TC“. “Ulufl v Wiltam A. Defen« ravant to Ju , duly enter under the hi 14470-James - Adm, at ano wills for Westbury C Court Mouse, Nassau County, on May 4, encon, the ments, situated in Town of Ite State of New x, known as Lots Num- bers one hundred. seventy (170) one hun- dred seventy-one (171) and one bundred seventy-two (171) on a map entitled, \Map of Woodcleft Beach, Section On port, L. I, Property of Btepher he Villa Probate ., of Glen Cove road, rm. etate more then ion emery t W. Puiman of Harrison, $ marvard rch #0), more wom is St on POLICE I Hempstead -H Remodeled To Ma ‘ Room ism‘ 'The desk room at police headquarters is modeled to make m broadcasting station the two-way radio system will start operations late in. ia or early in August, Classes Planned. The broadcasting room located at the rear of the desk office. Partitions have moved forward to provide quate space for the new ment, Filing cabinets and paraphernalia are being allow room for the changes. Edward A. Ruth, of Fairview avenue, Hempstead, has the con- tract with the village to do the work. In addition to work of in- stalling the broadcasting station five cars must be equipped with receiving and sending sets. Five nfiw cars will be pi ased by the village to be put into service when the new radio system starts. The first class of instruction to be conducted by Mr. Ruth to train members of the force to operate the new system will be held Tues- day evening, Chief James H. Ricker, one lieutenant, two ser- geants and nine patrolmen will attend the first school. JAPS IGNORE PROTESTS TOKYO, May 1-(P)-Japan will continue fishing surveys off the Alaskan coast despite opposi- tion by Canadian and United States fishing interests, the. min- istry of agriculture and forestry made clear today.' United States and Canadian fishery companies have protested that such experi« mentation: . indicated |- Ji ese plans for encroachment of = can continental waters. Notice of Sale F . guerews count: assad HOME OWNERS | LOAN TION, i aintlf, against JOSEPH 8. P: « Defendants. Lean io, 30A» t.\ to\ fadgment of foretion o . fu ure and stle dated the 17th day of March, tag, and duly entered. 1 will sall at publ goin, ty \of ew York, at 11 c'clock forenoon, an the Jith day of May, 1037, the snafu; with the improvements, in the County 6f Massa Btate of New York, situate lying ane being at Freeport, Town of Hem County of Masai to of New 7“: known and designated as and by tha Lot Numbers Afiy-three ($3) and Atty four (84) and the southerly one-half Lot Number fifty-two (82) on & erta nfi entitled \Amended Map of Property James Manse, Preeport, L. L, duly 1912 by Smith and Malcomson, O. ®. and fled in the office of the cherk of the County of Nassau on BA 1912 as Mip No. 186, 1 west , | side of Gold Street distant 200 feat south of Rest Merrick Rosd, 80 fret wide front and rear by 100 feet in depth on the north and 146 feet in depth on the south, and being more partioularly . de- ported 'o tld fuarment, and mu: as treet, eeport, iand, 1 , piled New| vork, ®. v. aren iim, of New York. Notice of Sale norn ooo County _ count, | county. The Roslyn Serings Bank, | Pla against williem A, Tynan, and Defendants. rauant to judgment In dated April 10, 1007, I will sell at lic muction in one parcel, at the of, the Nassau County 'Oourt Houst, Ab Minecie, in the County of Nasmaw. sng Btate of York, on the th day of June, 1997 at 9:18 A. M. All that certain plot, piece reel of land, together with the | buildings \and _impto te erected. situate, iying and fi - velt, in the Town of Me of Rema and State of York, known ted as lot Mo. on a certain ed. \Amended. M4 a nt Tani! formerly owned hr alty - Compan Pang} ? aurveed December 1 in \and Malcomaon, C. E., Preeport, L. r-‘m‘ April 191% by Amith and Maleomson, « C. E, Freeport, L. 1.\ and fled in the office of the Clerk of the County of Mas- 89, Thich it pi. 1s mor Perdegnetiy h » o- me Wu t not,“ t T”&\nmm' t ning at x point in the Union Street, distent 128 feat norm-fly from the corner formed by the intersec« the| tion of the westerly side of Union Strsst d the northerly side of Woodside Ave> ( and wt right ot... On! old t: thence rail with the wertery rect, 48 fest to te easterly and is \fem \o a porn \19 ert & thereof; thence COMMERC emises, Tos aoe po a of person Siar mtached \to. or with inn-rem.“ es. aht covere an R \mk.\ Aus 7\ Undarniti f to Court aihg tew - 81m PRINTING LYNBROOK, N. Y
