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THE NASSAU DAILY REVIEW-STAR--MONDAY, MAY 8,, 1939. WANT ADS-Telephone Rockville Centre 1800 P-T A. GROUP WIL Carloine Bizzoni- Will Direct Program At Bellmore l Bellmore The annual spring concert of the Belimore Parent-Teacher as- sociation choral will be presented tomorrow night at 8:30 o'clock, in the school, under the direction of Carloine Bizzoni. Miss Gloria Pfugfelder, harpist; of Garden City. Edith Carr will play piane solos and accompany the Mrs. Helen Gunther 'and Mrs. Gertrude O'Leary will give vocal duets. The program will be in the form (of a musical travelogue. Tickets may be obtained at the above are, left to right: R. G. Thompson, Mrs. Thompson, County Police Captain William Allen, Mrs. Mrs. Frank Varmus. \Remember when\ was a favorite phrase as graduates of the classes of 1928 and 1929 at Freeport high school held their second anmual re-union dance in the South Shore ¥acht club, Freeport, Saturday night. Members of the arrangements committee shown INDIANS ON WARPATH |CJepeland School Takes Hong Cup for Third Gains Permanent Possession Of Fiqid Day ‘Trophy, In Impressive Victory \Allen Alsn Ackerman and Review-Btar Photographer political message.\ VINDEBONA PRINCESS TAKES 5 SHOW PRIZES 178-Pound St. Bernard Captures Winner's. Award In All Of ' East's Big Exhibits Vindebona Princess Leader, a big name for a big dog, holds the eastern seaboard champion» ship today after having won the title of winner's bitch if each of five dog shows between Madison Square Garden and Alexandria, Va., recently. She is a smooth-coated St. Ber- mard, weighing 178 pounds and standing 31 inches high at the shoulder.} She belongs to R. B. Quackenbush North Bellmore, who o six months ago from the Vinde- bona kennels, Staten Island. Mr. Qackenbush is expecting to win many other prrizes with Vin- debona Pincess Leader, for the dog promises to .be one of the best show dogs in the country he says. The five shows at which she won first prizes were held between February 12 and April 20 at the following places: Madison Garden, Teaneck, N. J., Norfolk, Va., Richmond, Va., and Alexan- dria, Va. The Princess's owner is display- ing two silver cups which she received for exceptional merit. One was received at the Old Do- minion show in Alexandria; the other, the National capital show in Washington, D. C. Sorority Has Party The Mahja sorority of North Bellmore gave a party Saturday might 'n the home of Agnes Ja- cobsen, Davenport place, North Bellmore. Guests were: d Helen and Mary Charlton, Elleen Kifer, Margaret Josephine Pinsdorf, An- thony Summa, Ernest Allen, Al- bert Smith, Carl Hackert, Harold Kordes,' Raymond Howard Miller and (Walter Puff. Plans Steak Supper The Men's club of the Bellmore Methodist Episcopal serve a steak supper ursday from 6 to 8 p. m., in the church hall, Royle 'street Mark Graf is chairman. Plans for the supper were ad- vanced at a meeting Friday night. A proposal to sponsor the zation of a new boy scout troop and will be carried month. Senecs Tribes Declare Independ- ence. Of State Laws Akron, May 8 - (P) - Seneca Indian chiefs of the Tonawanda reservation are -on the warpath against New York state laws. The Seneca chiefs sent a decla- ration of independente from state laws to Governor Herbert H. Leh- man asserting, \All such laws will discontinue to be recogniz the Tonawanda band of the Sen- eca nation.\ \\No man or body of men,\ they wrote, \is as well qualified to di- rect® the internal affairs of our nation as the council of chiefs, they being on the premises and knowing so well <the 'conditions that exist thereon.\ WANTAGH PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. George O. Parker, Wantagh | Wantagh, have moved into their new home on Cornelius avenue, Wantagh. Charles Robinson ' of Mattituck is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. mun Box of Beech street, Wan- -e- Claude Hayden of Boston, Mass., was guest for the week-end of his parents, the Rev.: Francis John Hayden and Mrs. Hayden, of Park Wantagh. : Miss \ Lillian Wicks of Hicksville was a dinner Today's» Radio Program e United States. Tim € Alice, Maloney, Sally Pratt, The Edward L. Hong cup today is the permanent posséssion of the Cleveland avenue school, which won it for the third successive time American visit of King George the third annual field day held in the Freeport muni Saturday afternoon under the auspices of the Freeport Exchange,|nection with the speech. Kiwanis and Lions clubs. 14 Points In Front The Cleveland avenue school youngsters piled up a total of 41 points to finish far ahead of their competitors, avenue school, which finished sec- ond with 27 points. Seaman ave- nue school was in third place with 25 points and Grove street fol- lowed with 21, parochial school, ' 9, and Archer street school, 3. Donating the trophy to the win- &, ong announced that he will put up another cu competition. Police bert R. Johnson, president of the gave the Cleveland avenue school athletes a banner on-behalf of his organization and the Rev. David G pastor Sparnecht, ed by stadi church will Marie Cassassa were Im charge of Frank H. He president of the Kiwa ed as official starter, and Frances Schlegel, Dorothy Clark, Dorothy Gillan and, Redmond: McKenna were judges. Village Clerk How- ard F,. Pearsall served as an- nouncer, The summaries: Field Events , girls-Won second. third, M of Logue street, ained her past! can be just as lonely as ordinary club, act-| houses when parents have gone events; nearest Columbus organi- formerly avenue, was mm: George F. Titterton of the Gru- man Aircraft Engineering ration, Bethpage, addressed the an \Aircraft Construction Ind Testing\. ' Flans Special Program Sunshine circle of North Bell- more, Companions of the Forest, will hold a Mother's day program t in Exempt fire- road, North Bell- Holy Redeemer Ruth Levin, Corroon, n Resco, ora Gordon, ing ba- ginia Jordan, waiter secon ; third, Ca corpo- ners, Mr. Square for future ustice Hil ;, second, eet; third, bells, Grove Grove street. 78-yard dash, boys-W@m by Exchange club, Brightman, Cleveland avenue; Steve Kessel, Columbus ave Henry, Columbus avenue. Broad jump, boys-Won My Tony Puli- cond, _ Steve Richard win Jaxheim- of Christ Lutheran church, did likewise for the Lions club. Acting for the Kiwanis club, Samuel W. Nexsen presented a banner to the Seaman school, which led in the mass drills with 20 points. 1,000 Watch Evehis The program opened with a sa- lute to the flag and the playing of \America\ by a trumpet quartet from the Freeport high school band, after which Dr. John W. Dodd, superintendent of schools, welcomed the gathering. 1,000 youngsters and the parents of many attended. Dana H. Smith, principal of the Cleveland avenue school, man of the field day committee, was assisted by the Rev. Martin J. Daly of Our Holy Redeemer church and Dr. Dodd as co-chair- men of the schools committee. J. Wesley Southard, Jr., and Miss Columbus Columbus avenue; Cooke, Cleveland avenue, Back race, boys-Won by Abraham Oolt« er, Cleveland avenue; John' Cook, Colum- third, Tony (Paria, ue, 37; Co- Holy Redeemer, 3; Archer Mass Drills Rhythms, second and third grades, mixed -Won by Columbus avenue} second, Sea- third, Archer atreet. fourth and fifth Wednesday nigh venue! pall, avenue, Kurtz, bus avenue; Grove street. Point score-Cleveland a lumbus avenue, man avenue, 8; street, avenue 17; Grove man avenue; Mixhiand Schottische, grade sirls-Won by Seamam avenue; see- ond, Grove street; nue, Virginia mixed-Won. man avenue; Wand drill, fifth grades Seaman avenue; second, Cle¥eland avenue; third, Grove street, Pyramid | building, third, veland ave- fifth and Latzth grades, t; second, Sea* avenue. xed-Won by Features on the Air ms-gpggwmm Congress, at World's Fair-WNYC (WJZ st 5;00-5:30-Duke: of Windsor, Speaking From V WEAF, Wiz. ; ng erdun, France- 8:30-9:00-Symphony Orchestra; Alfred Wallenstein, Conductor; Margaret Speaks, Soprano-WEAF. 9:00-10:00-Play, \Life of Emile Zola,\ Hutchinson and Others; Nearly Grove stree! ird, Olevel girls-WWon by second, Grove n avenue, mid. building, s-Won by Colum: Ends\ Seaman Ho! ChALl\ Redeemer: third. avenue} 20; Grove avenue; second, third, Holy Re Point seore With Paul Muni, Josephine . Leslie Howard, Director-W ABC. 9.10-1‘t530ESymphony Orchestra; Eric Delamarter, Conductor 9:30-10:00-\Our Farm Problem,\ Senator Guy M. Gillette-WJZ. 10:15-10:30-Greater New York Fund Dinner, at Hotel Waldor/- Astoria; Thomas W. Lamont, Chairman; James G. Blaine, President of the Fund-WOR. 10:45-11:00-\Work o ator Lewis B. aman avete. street, 12; Columbus avenue, 10; Holy Re- ; Cleveland 4; Archer deemer, street, 4. Long Beach Personal Mention f the Senate Civil Liberties Committee,\ Sen- Schwellenbach-WJZ. 11:30-12:00-\Defense of Americanism,\ lisher, at R WJZ. dinner on Saturday night, and at- tended the May day @xercises at Marymount yesterday with their son, Nicholas Miele, Mrs. Waldemar Wydler and son, Jack, of West Olive street, Long Beach, were visitors at the World's Fair, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Margolies of West Market street, Beach, and their son Roydon S. Margolies, spent the week-end in Roydon was the guest of friends at a fraternity house at Lehigh university. -e- Mrs. and Mrs. Wilfred M. Thompson of West Park avenue, Long Beach, celebrated the 19th birthday of their son, Thomas G. Thompson, a sophomore at Colby college, Maine, with a large din- ner party inthis honor, on Satur- After dinner the fami- ly and guests telephoned congratu- lations to him at Colby, where an- other celebration in his honor was taking place at his fraternity house, the Delta Kappa Epsilon. -e- Emanuel Emanuel, son of Mr. d Mrs. Nicholas Emanuel of agnolia boulevard, Long Beach, a private in the United States ma- rines, is spending a two-week fur- lough with his parents. -e- Mr. and Mrs. August Kuehn of Minnesota avenue, Long Beach, entertained Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown, and their children, and Mrs. Walter Brown, Jr., and Mrs. Mary Vought of Mt. Vernon, yesterday. -4- Miss Betty Wydler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Waldemar Wydler of West Olive street, Long Beach, celebrated her 18th birthday with a dinner party for family and friends. -4- The Misses Candida and Dina Miele, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Humbert Miele of East Penn Long Beach, Marymount college, spent the Colonel Frank Knox, Pub- epublican Women’yClubc Meeting, St. Louis- Long college, [Tarrytown | week-end guests at a dance and Pennsylvania. 'orkshop Drama: Wildman WHN-&ports Round- 10:46-WJZ-Work of the 302le Oiv1 Lib erties Committee-Senator Lewis B. Schwellenbach WHN-Mews; Dance Music ‘II‘P. M. to 1 A. M. 11:00-WEAP-Dance 'Music WOR-News; Dance Music WJZ_-News; Dance Music (To 1) WMCA-Dance Music udio Concert (Of at 12) . Hill, Comments Music (To 1) Verdun, Prancs: Ad- g; by Doke af. Windsor (Also Mr. and Mrs. Mos® Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Street, of East Front street, Lng Beach, | 24; Of Wellington road, Garden attended the dinner given by the Institutional 8:00-WEAP-Al Pearce Gang: Arlene Harris, Comedienne; Eversti« Wast, Tenor; Kiity O'Neil, Ho# WOR-Name Three-Quiz WJZ-Martin Orchestra WABC-Cavaicade of America: Drama: Juliette Low WMOCA-Bteila Dallas-Sketch WNYO-History of Jazz WHN-Zeke Manners Haydn's. Qaf mes J. Walker, Comments WMCA-John's Other Wife-Sketeh WNYC-Madrigal Singers #:30-WEAP-Margaret Speaks, Soprano; Symphony Orchestra, Alfred Wal- lenstein, Conductor WOR-Piorite Orch.; s Wis \Bu Bramz, Contralto; Vs fort, Tenor; Alden Orchestra, Jullan Pus, Conductor WARC-Howard and Shelton, Come- dians;. ten Boys: Bloch Orch. WMCA-Just Plain Bil-Sketch Ensemble WQXR-Tressury of Music 2:48-WMCA-Lorenso Jones-Sketch 9 P. M. to 10 P. M. $:00-WEAP-Spitainy All-Girl Orchestra; Dorothy Thompson, Commentator WOR-Gabrie! Heater, Comments WJZ-Primrose String Quartet WABC-Play: Life of Emile Zola- Pagl Muni, Josephine Hutchinson; William Dieterle, Pilm Director, Interviewed WMCA-Romance of Helen Trent WHN-Belvedere and the Black Knight—Dr»?! G@XR-Symphonic Msic 9:18-WOR-Edwin C. Hill Comments WMCA-Our Gal Sunday-Sketch mC—Olddflii: Son #:36-WEAF-Duchin Orch.; Downey, Tenor hm\ Orshestmm, Tire . Conductor WJZ-National. Radio Forum: Our National Parm Problem-Senater Guy M. Gillette of Tows WMCA-Young Widder Brown- Sketch WHN-Savings, Gibraltar of the Average Oitizen-Henry R. Kinsey, President, Association of Mutual Savings Banks WQXR-Music of Austria 9:48-WMCA~ WEN-Boxing: Royal Windsor day night. at the necticut college at New London, Waldorf Astoria hotel in New | Conn. She was the guest pf Miss York last night. -e- Kenneth Goldberg, #on of Mr. and Mrs, Louis Goldberg of West Walnut street, Long Béach, visit- grandparents, Mr. Mrs. Louis Raffel Conn., over the week-end. -4- Mr. and Mrs. J. Charles Zim- merman of East Penn street, Long Beach, were dinner hosts, Satur- day night, to Mr. and Mrs. Mur- ray Horowitz and Mrs. Tini Alt- man, Mrs. Zimmerman'$ mother of Brooklyn. -e- The Misses Joan and Belle Top- per, daughters of Mrs and Mrs, Brooklyn visiting them. Mrs. Mol- Adolph Topper of West Olive loy is the daughter of Mrs: Rain. street, Long Beach, will spend the summer months with their par- ents after spending the winter at gm li-‘l-anklln Towers hotel in New ork. HAS SOCIAL PROGRAM The first social affmir of the South Side Civic of Floral Park since its Peorganiza- tion in January was maked down as a success today by JOhn Leavy, president of the group. More than 200 persons crowded iffto. the Nas- sau Athletic club, Plainfield ave- nue, Floral Park, for the card party 1m, Friday. synagogue WJZ-Don Winsiow of the Navy WABC-Nan Wynn, Songs WNYC-Junior Inspectors Club a “mam-manna Music Wika P-Lic Orphan Annie-Sketch WOR-Bock Rogers-Steich WIZ-Btreet Interviews WABC-adventures in Science Mental Hraith-Dr, W. C. Sandy of Paychistric Association; Wat- won Davix of Science Service WMCA-Zeke Manners Gang WHX-News, Studie Music 6 P. M. to 7 P. M. ©-90-WEAP-Sciepce in the News WOR-Uncle Don WJZ-News; Merth' Orchestra WABC-News; Talk: Bwin C. Hill WMCA-Rscing: Investment Talk WXYC-Comments Prom Out-of< © Town Newspapers wox®- ord L.“- r: n is an war- d ed hi Ansonia mat-WAN“ ' 11:35-WEAP-News: 11:00-WJZ-Defense of Americanism-Col. Prank Knox, Publisher, at Repub lean Women's Clubs Meeting, WMCA-Bowling Talk; Music 11:86-WHN-News: Classical Music (To 1) 12:00-WJZ-Dance Music (To 1) WMCA-News; Dance Music 1:00-WMOA-News (O8 at 1:18) 2:00-WOR-News (Off at 3:08 A. M.) Wise, Tenor ; Jimmy Shislds, % an, Director ters, Sopranc; Oclla Com- Bass: why WQXR-Music to Remember #:13-WkAP-News: Ford Bond, Comment WI%-Patricla Gilmore, Songs WABC-Howie WNYO-World's Pair News 7:30- WEAP-Musical Variety T:45-WABC-News; Baseball Drama T:88-WJZ-News; Sears Orch.; Songs §:00-WOR-News; Cowboy Songs 18-WIJZ-Charioteets Quartet 30-WABC-Mazsh and Shannon, Songs 45-WOR-The Goldbergs-Skeich seniors at Tarrytown, week-end with their parents, returning to college on Sunday morning to attend the May day exercises on the lawn of Marymount. -e- Jack M. Lewis and his son, Ir- win, of East Pine street, fang Beach, spent the day in New York on Saturday visiting the fleet. -g Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Ritchie Market street WIZ-Ray Perkins, Comedian m zlw Enh- Music M sume ; WNYO-Labor on Parade-Drama €:45-WKAP-Sparts-Bill Stern WOR-Jobnzon Pamily-Skeich WJZ-Lewel Thomas. Commentator WABC-Enoch Light Orchestra Bulletins Resume; Music rn 7 P. M. to 8 P. M. nnn Tol-WEAF-District Aitorney-Sketch WOR-Sports-Stan Lomax WJZ-Drams: Orphans of Diverce -Margaret Anglin WABO-Amos 'n° Andy-Sketch WNYC-Musterwork Hour WQXR-American. Music, Sigmund Spaeth, Commentator T-1§-WEAP-Mary Quevil, Soprano WOR-The Answer Man WABC-Lum und Abmer-Skeich WMCA-Five-Star | Fioul-Drame WHN-Basebail-Bert Les T-10-WEAP-Mineral Resources in Present Music 30-WEAF-Poctry 45-WABC-Bachslor's 00-WEAP-Central . Oity-Sketch :16-WJZ-Jane Arden-Sketch White-Sketch Alpert, Plano; liner z Orch. 1:15-WIE vG And dade \Breton 11:90-WABC-Big Bister-Skeich 1146-WEAP-The Road of Life-Sketch Children-Sketch gs (Of at 9:30) Concert WXYO-News WHN-Sports Morton A S § A Tomorrow Afternoon ®_-_______-6 # 12:00-WOR-Red River Dave, Songs 12:15-WJZ-Kampus Kids, Songs 12:25-WJZ-News; of West Beach, had as street, Long their week-end guests, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wilk and their daughter, Sondra, for- merly of Long Beach and now of New York. -o- Mrs. Sadie Rosenzweig of New York has opened her home on West Market street, Long Beach, and will spend the balance of the season at the beach. -o- Mr. and Mrs. Humbert Miele of |. East Penn street, were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Pappas of New York at women TODAY AND TOMORROW \The Young In Heart\ - plus - \12 onowpen #0088\ aiso \Ferdinand the (Bull\ Parm and Home Hour 12:30-WEAF-Where to Look for. Help-- Dr. Jesse M. Bader 12:45-WABC-Our Gal Sunday-Sketch 1:00-WEAP-Hospital Wite-Sketch Bello-Mack, at Music Commitzee Program by Junior League; Mrs. Harriet A. Seymour, Speaker 1:15-WOR-yrt and Marge-Sketch 1:30-WJZ-Peables Takes Charge-Sketch 1:4§-WEAP-Those Happy Gilmans- Sketch 2:00-WOR-Martha Deane's Program 2:18-WABC-Dr. Susan-Sketch 2:30-WEAP-Valiant Lady-Sketch 3:45-WOR-David Harym-Skaich 8it In ee & Heat the Movies DRIVE-IN : Continuous from 8:30 p.m. Rain or shine \NEWSBOYS' HOME\ with JACKIE COOPER Sunrise Hwy. 10 P. M. to 1+ P, M. 10:00- WEA al Craven, chestra; C Quartet gon—uccmu Orchestra TE-True or Mu WABC-Guy Lombardo Orchastra WMCA-Amateur Hour > s K. leith, Univ. of Wis- «onzin; Geological Society of America Program WOR-Lone Ranger-Skeich WJZ-JI'mmy Kemper, Songs WABC-Eddia Cantor, Comedian: Prirchiid Orch.; Rlly Rose, Pro- entals Fong Beach, bet. Valley Stream osedale WINDSOR TO TALK OVER RABIO TODAY Broadcast From Verdun To Be Heard At 5 O'clock before me as I write, a copy of an amazing letter from the board of New York Time direct of the Screen Actors guild to all its members. I want to quote the highlights of this let- ter, which is ~ is \! prefaced by a Cecil B. De Mille-as officer of a Beverly Hills bank, he sigmed a large issue of paper money. And, speaking of valuable items, those \stones\ in Brian Donlevy's rock garden are really hunks of gold ore from his Mohave desert mine. Add cinematic illusions: those HOLLYWOOD, May 8-I have VERDUN, France, May With his brother, King George, on the high seas making a good will trip to America, former King Ed- reminder that, ¥) scenes in which the primadonme ward VIII will broadcast tonight to last fall, the [/' (( warbles to an orchestral accom- the United States-his first radio \Class A\ mem- | ¥) paniment-nine times out of tem address since the historic abdica- bers of the guild {# %. h the song number's already been tion speech of December 11, 1936. (the higher paid A recorded and both she and the Some persons .believed the actors) passed 'a a 5 orchestra are merely faking the speech might be a prelude to a | X ©5 Olution \re- |/ motions for -the cameras. Wendy, return home'to England from self- | 4UITin& each Barrie speaks fluent Chinese - imposed exile. member, other born in' Canton, she learned the Not Political Message mlflbexzfefll. to native tongue before learning v one ish. effect 'The speech was described in ad- con u English, Hollywood sound eff C experts have developed more than vance as \an appeal to reason im [ment, of his total 50 different noise-making devices the light of world condition#\-aA sereen earnings to the motion pic- to duplicate the various sounds of 5:35:14?“ gggggé profits: m turé relief fund. And now . . . the wind-one of the most intri- ; 4 « , \L4. os report that m cate being a machine which im- at pipi not ot \In any sense 's actors arscmxfltusmg rt: [in 131 Sufi the sound of a ‘fimh breeze uired consent to permit pay-| blowing through a window screen. The duke arranged to speak 10 at“: to make “up: deducaoxyu Did you know that Allan Jones or 12 minutes, starting at 10 P. M. for the motion picture relief fund finds his relaxation in designing (5 p. m., New York time). 'The . . . the board of directors has| cross-word puzzles? Rate Carmen- National Broadcat ©OMPADY passed the following resolution:} cita Johnson, a 16-year-old bit will broadcast the address in the Resolved, that 30 days after May player, as one of Samuel Gold- 8, 1999, any member of the Screen wyn's pet superstitions-she has Actors guild who fails to contrib-| appeared in every picture he has ute one half of one per cent. of in- produced for more than 13 years. come from motion picture earn-| Amazing how many of Holly- ings other than extra work to the| wood's greatest dog stars have motion <picture relief fund shall| been recruited, at the cost of only without further notice be subject a license fee, from the city pound to fine or suspension or both.\ -trainers claim that mutts make Now see what this drastic pa- much better movie actors map ragraph means: since the guild has thoroughbreds which are too nerv- imposed closed shop 'on the film ous to stand the lights and studio industry, it is impossible for any CODfusion. , non-member to work before the| Bobbie Breen continues to take cameras. This letter, then, contains the great he-man publicity cam- a curt threat that actors must] P2I@D being waged in his behalf either donate a prescribed amount VeTY seriously. Don Cash, make- up mah on his new picture, re- 33:33:25. fung.-or get out of ports that quite an argument took The fund is a worthy charity, place before the first application R and not many in Hollywood have Of Erease paint to the Breen phiz. So Princesses Elizabeth and fought lax-“fl Au'mre consistently Bobbie, - pointing proudly to a Margaret Rose yesterday-the first ness barely discernible fuzz on his up- Sunday of their separation from 15:7)ng Ezssmzf'fi' 21:22? 331m. per lip, insisted that he should King George and Queen Elizabeth jion 4, donate, Every actor should St2\t PrOCe@dings with a shave! -visited \Grandmama queen\ consider it a privi Fil privilege to help the Patt Wariborough nouse. ~ \° unfortunate of the \industry that) pis recent concert \tour\ which ence, Mai € . is making bim rich. But dictated graphically illustrates how pes- The girls attended church with charity is 'another thing yet! It] some fans can et Queen Mary and later went to ghe strikes me that the guild's out- In Indianapolis, whils he becow“ on Royal academy with relatives; In- ong_threat to deprive every mon-| [, sige “fly.“ three tren age cluding the former £ oack of if“? contributor of his means of live~| piris decided to appropriate a me- arai rice an thine for as; lihood is definitely an un-AMer~| mento of their idol. They managed borough house in time tar T8C!®| ican method of coercion. I won-| {o get into his hotel r via the messages from “ml\ snoth der what our constitution bas t0| transom and made off wil th the e M3“, helped the prin say on the subject? first object that struck their fancy ly. } cesses rep Y ODD-FORMATION: Don't bef -2 red leather, richly embossed JEWISH CENSUS TAKEN too concerned about the heaith| note book filled with Nelson's JE s risks undergone by the actors| handwriting. Luckily the hotel Vienna Nazis Compile List For| whose clothes appear to be rain| clerk, recognizing it as something Service Labor Camp Servic not with water, but with a color- | with him, stopped the young Ildl? women of the Nazi welfare or- less oil, to avoid the danger of| in the lobby and recovered it. Th ganization today started visitiDE OC¢ valuable signature is that of records of the tour, Jews live to list the names of all male Jews over 18. PLANS PROGRAM TO STAGE NEW REVUE of conscripting them in case of s need for work in labor camps. Anna Gulld Event May 25 'The Freeport On ”My Vienna, Polish Jews or stateless The Anna guild of the Ocean-| \Springtime Follies,\ a new Jews hailing from Poland were * h , nounced a radio impersonation |to the Freeport theatre for three, even thougt);1 311“ hgld fps???“ t* program for the evening of Thurs- days starting Wednesday. More remain un e end of July. A Mrs. Robert W. Long, wife of the | which will be staged by John fish'fieumggxt‘filgteiarafqfizm hats: pastor, is in charge of the affair, |Lonergan, famous Broadway pro- rush for visas in recent months. cussed at a meeting of the guild, |ing Debutantes in a series of pre- a AanTRS-ONALS last week, at the church hall. Mrs. cision routines. , Garden City, and Miss Mu-|bership chairman; Mrs. Frank Dare and her sacred parrot will igadSchxn othirden City, were |Lemily, Mrs. Walter Lindberg, | present her \Dance of the White John Jordon were hostesses. Mrs.| appearance prior to her new en- Adelbert Washburn and Mrs.|gagement at thet World's Fair members. lies\ will be presented twice daily, Mrs. Fred Meade announced a afternoons at 3:30 p. m., and eve- Thursday afternoon, with lunch- ccc. eon preceding. TO MEET TOMORROW Julia T. Roth council of Wan- meet tomorrow night at 8 o'clock Queen Of Rosary Academy Sen- in the firehall, Railroad avenue. lors To Have Event May 19 Rosary academy, Amityville, has completed arrangements for the -a-) i May 19 in Rosary hall. ON STAGE Miss Louise Littleton of West- Serving on the committee are: Wed., Thurs., Fri. ed the week-end house party at ets: Regi . . - 8 a ; gina Felker of Copiague, the Cloister inn at Princeton uni- entertainment; Madeline Hoffman, 33 po FOLLIES her of Farmingdale, decora- in Dr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Coffin | MACD 4 | of Elm street, Garden City, enter. Sheila Cole of Farmingdale |( 5 GORGEOUS SCENES on Saturday night. 30 - PEOPLE - 30 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Molloy, ® featuring the have Mrs. Harvey C. Rain of é A ynbroo fs t Lynbrook. Phone 2344 OF BROADWAY PLAYERS THE GIRL WHO IS DESTINED TO BE THE > Direct from N. T. G.'s Midnight Sun and Her WORLD FAMOUS PARROT \The White Goddess\ Exotic Mysteries of the soaked-they are usually drenched, | he had seen Nelson carrying about VIENNA, May 8-(P)-Men and colds and pneumonia. Hollywood's | book comtained all the financial houses and apartments | where The purpose was said to be that Radio Impersonations To Feature | \Springtime Follies\ To Open Af In various police districts of side Lutheran church has an-|stage revue in five scenes comes told to leave the country at once day, May 25 in the church hall. than 30 people appear in the show The visa section of the United been exhausted by the Jewish| This and other events were dis- |ducer. Featured are the 16 Danc- Miss Peggy Elder of Wellington Fred Weiss was appointed mem-| As an added attraction, Yvette Mrs. Philip Griesbach and Mrs:|Goddess.\ This will be her last James Boyd were received as new bCrystal Palace. \Springtime Fol- meeting of the missionary society, | nings at 9:30 p. m. PLANS ANNUAL DANCE lagh, Daughters of America, will The senior class of Queen of the annual senior dance, to be held minster road, Garden City, attend- | pieanor Fisher of Amityvi yville, tick» b- \SPRING TIME versity. * of Amityville and Frances Wanne- tained friends at a buffet supper refreshments: with Jr,, of Locust street, Garden City, | 6 ANCING EBUTANTES Extra! Extra! Extra! WORLD'S FAIR SENSATION: YVETTE DARE Presenting Her Dance of \DANCES q? BALI\ e The duke will speak from the salon of L'Hotellerie du Cog Har- di, with the Duchess of Windsor nearby .and with the historic world war battle area of Verdun as the locale of his speech. Edward spent yesterday visiting the battlefields and monuments. Sources close to the duke said and Queen Elizabeth had no con- Princesses Visit Queen-Mother LONDON, May: 8-(P)-Palaces away, leaving two little girls be- hind. house party at the Cloister inn, nceton university. -o- Mrs. E. Spahr Platt of Seventh street, Garden City, departed on Friday morning for Olean, where she will spend the summer. -s- Miss Norma Street, daughter of City, spent the week-end at Con- Janet Peto of Newmarket road, Garden City. -o- Mrs. E. R. Caudle of Des Moines, Towa, is the house guest. of her Starts TOMORROW sister, Mrs. John M. Search of - Huntington road, Garden City. GABLES Theatre MERRICK tel. FRPT. 2200 TODAY AND TOMORROW \Topper Takes A Trip\ ~ plus -- \If I Were King\ \ONE-THIRD OF A NATION\ Sylvia Sidney Positively ¥velte's Last Ap- pearance Before Her World's Fair Engagement at the \Congress of Beauty\ Mat. & Eve.-2 SCREEN HITS Today and Tuesday Fredric March Virginia Bruce \THERE E8 MY HEART Ann Gills Tittle Orphan Annle\ All Seats 10c to 5 P. L. TONITE -- SPECIAL ATTRACTION FANTASY nars ... \CAFE SOCIETY\ alse \8T. LOUIS BLUES\ ry of Vernon & Irene Castle\ = 'You Can't Get Away with Marder® ReYOLL \ ..... ~ ''Oklahoma Kid\ also \Women In The Wind\ Imre, , ° \Made for Each Other\ also \Persons in Hiding\ STRAND ...... SHIRLEY TEMPLE RICHARD GREENE in Today and Tuesday Joan Crawford -:- M t Bull = cane Hoya \m\ \THE LITTLE PRINCESS\ Bobby Breen _ -:- _ Leo Carrille also RITZ BROS. in \THE 3 MUSKETEERS® \FISHERMAN'S WHARF\ TONTTE -- SPECIAL ATTRACTION garle ganstiedA
