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JllllllllilllHIIIIIIIIIIlIIIlll lllIilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllUI'lH I BAYPORT BRIEFS iiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiit tiiitiimiiiiiiii sititiiimii B. H. S. SENIOR PLAY WAS \DON'T TAKE MY PENNY\ \Don 't Take My Penny, \ the senior class play, was presented on Friday evening to an audience which com- pletely filled the scliool auditorium. The play Is a three-act comedy by Anne Coulter Martens with n cast of seventeen nnd each vole was unusually well filled , so that the production was a complete success . Tlie action all lakes place in the living room of the Prlnglc . Jipnie. at ei ght o ' clock in the morning, again ut four and eight p. m. The cast Included: Sally, a maid . -with a purpose , Ethel Biihiiniuller ' , Norman Porter , nn energetic publicity , ' rnan , Raymond Smith ; Penny, a pretty lit- tle miss, Florence Shand; Caleb , her absorbed father , George Vautrin; Mark , ber Jnrni-iiiindetl brother , Alden Olsson; Mavis , her attractive sister , Ethel Dahhnniin; I.yaia , her busy mother , Viola Ross; Joanna , her loyal girl friend , Alma Lynch; Kerry, her resourceful boy friend , 'William Barry; Greg, his pal with ideas , Albert Dick- inson ; Grnii' i , just herself , Jo Ann Ogden ; Monsieur Henri , Robert Hou- ston; Claire , pretty young model , Claire Diedolf; ' Elsie , pretty model , Claire Thomas; Lucille , pretty model , Anna Huston ; Red , a delivery boy, Edwin Miliar; Harrison Day. a young author : Ralph Schmidt. The comedy deals wllli modern fam- ily life and is centered around 16-ye a r- cld penny, Florence Shand , who with the help of n book qn acting and the devot ion of her best girl-friend , aspires to hi n movie actress. The star of the book-of-the-tnontli success is to be chosen by the author , Harrison Day, searching for his ' ideal heroine. During Penny ' s earnest search for lame , many amusing situations arise. Lydia Prin- gle (. V iol a Ross) , exults in giving ad- dresses on how to bring up a family but never has time to hear lhe prob- lems of stage-minded Penny, or Mark who dreams -of owning a chicken farm; or Mavis , who is in radio . The inaid in her house , Sally (Eth-el Bahnmuller), is a former child actress who has grown up but is now beset by her pub- licity agent , Norman Porter (Raymond Smith), who- claims he can make her the new Hollywood star , Dimity \West. However Sally becomes interested in Mark' s dreams of a farm , with flower and vegetable garden. Meantime Pen- ny rehearses all sorts of dramatic scenes , takes her talents seriously, much to the disgust of her boy-friend , Kerry, Wlien .she refuses to enter a tennis tournament with him , lie uiui his .pal , Greg, prepare a hoax for Penny and her enthusiastic worshipper Jo- anna . Kerry, disguised as Harrison Day, calls upon Penny and in a wil d scene criticises her us a future actress , her hair , features , dress , manner , etc., and in a mast abrupt -way, tells lier if she wants the part she must accede to his criticisms, Much against her . will Penny agrees and plans to have Jo- anna ns her Hollywood secretary. She even orders and charges to her mother ' s account, a complete new wardrobe. As til ls Is displayed by three attractive models Kerry rejects each item. Pen- ny, although crushed , still yearns for the role of. Dimity \West. A final model , Greg, disguised us n mil blonde , wins Kerry ' s praise and adds to Pen- ny ' s bewilderment, Tlie disgu ise and hoax is exposed when the renl Harri- son Day arrives at tho PriiiRle lionie with Caleb and declares his search Is at an end, TSofore, he etui ¦ name the heroine , Sully nnd Porter presume he mean s Sally and she declnrea her choice to be wllli- Mark , to becomu n farmer ' s wile, Just then Penny enter, '* , the room to henr Day repeat he hns found his actress , and Penny declines the role , preferring tennis witli Kerry and being his best girl , Gram , sweet In a most-unassuming way, flnntly ap- peals to Lydia and makes her sec thc ligh t in respect to her own tliree chil- dren and siie straightway helps each ono solve their problems. Finally Day tells Caleb that his at- tractive dnuijli ler , M«vls , I.s the out he wtuiUi to pluy Dimity, Talented Mavis accepts , just a-i Penny cliuilies into the room with her brilliant sug- gestion that Dny choose Mavts foi- tho pnrt. And lie docs I¦ Tho comoclv hit of lho piny wns inuclo by Albert Dickinson who impoi-sanated <v-model and brought down the house when Joanna pulled off his hat und blonde Wig, The rolw of Penny and Sally, whicli wore both long parts , wero exceptionally woll acted by Misses shand and Bahnmuller. The entire enat, wns splendid unci the enthusiastic audience showed Its appreciation by many cur- tain calls, a' roni the singe Alden oin- eon presented gifts to Mrs, John A, Pot- ter and-Mrs , Pnul Cooliium whos e ex- cellent directing played n big p»rt in tho successful performsinco. Incidental iri iwio \bctweon acts won played by the high school bnnd. Others responsible for the success of the performance were; stage managers , Millard ' ' Terry and Robert Penr.snll; Publicity, R obcrt Jones , Lillian Butte), iunn , Doro thy . Pncklinni and viola R < ISB ; Ti ckets, John Wagcll , Jaclt Hil- lenbrand , D orothy PAclthnm nml Cni' o- ilria Stahl; Programs , Miss Portibnn , Ethel Dablniann; ushers , Lillian Hut- itiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiii miiiiuiiiuuii iiiuiiim The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Fire Department hel d another successful card party for the .servicemen ' s fund on Monday evening. The cominittee ln charge consisted of Mrs. Ernest Stoli. Mrs . John T. Harris , mid the Misses Hester Corley and Margaret Albreeht. Among those presen t were Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Fricke , Mr. and Mrs. Newton Lindsay, Mrs. Eva Far- rell , Mr. and Mrs. Williain Stevens , Mr. and Mrs. J. Oli ger , Mrs , Fran* W. Antos , Mrs. E. Vf . Savage , Mrs. Alee Mitchell ,. Mrs . Nettie Stoll , Mrs. John Burkhardt , Miss Norma Benjamin , Mrs. Roger O. Lafferandre, Mrs . Joh n Mil- ler , Mrs . J. Oster , Mrs. Smolski , Miss Margaret Albreeht , Mrs. Charles Ha- inan , Mr. and Mrs. Cliarles Tremper , Miss Grace Smith , Jack Holliris and Williain Still; Last Thursday evening the Lndies ' Auxiliary . of thc Blue Point Fire Dep 't held installation of ofllcers when tlie members of thc Bnyport Auxiliary were their guests and Mrs. Ernest Stol l , president , assisted by Mrs. John T. Harris as marshal , installed the new ofllcers: President , Mrs. Samuel Mon- sell; Vice President , Mrs. William Weyrauch; Recording Secretary. Mrs Reinhard Nickelsen; Treasurer , Mrs . Harold Shene; Financial Secretary, Mr.s . James Stapleton; • Chaplain , Mrs. Fred Wagner. Mrs. Nickelsen was in clmrge of the entertainment which fol- lowed and refreshments were . ¦served by Mrs. S- Henderson and Mrs . Curtis Dnvis. The following assembl y program was presented , \Wednesday afternoon in the local sehool before closing for the week-end and holiday; March , school band; flag salute by assembly ; Praye r for Thanksgiving, song by .assembly ; Tiie First Thanksgiving, recitation by Mildred Jelinek ; A Turkey ' s . Sol iloquy, recitation by Norma Auerwatcr; selec- tion by the glee club . Olti King: Cole; . November , recitation by Jean Mora- bito ; selection by the band; The Tliree Thanksgivings , play by 5th and Cth grades; Hail , the ' Glad Thanksgiving, son g by 5th and 6th grades; National Anthem by assembly, March hy the band. Miss Virginia Winters -was in charge of the program. All those in Bayport and Blue Point wlio are interested in donating blood at the coining blood bank on Saturday, December 18th in the Sayville gram- mar school are asked to sig n up as early as possible to insure nn appoint- ment. Mrs. Ivor Conklin , blood donor service chairman for the Bay port- Blue Point Branch In making this plea, urges donors to call her at Bnyport 653 before December Stir . Reg istration is also taken nt thc branch oflice , Bay- port 253 until 12 noon each day, Mon- day through Friday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Oskar Frowein enter- tained at u lnmily tlin ner party on Thanksgiving. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs . Otto Piepe r and Miss Joan Flnper , Mr. and Mrs, C . A, Spedick , Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wilcox Si' ., Ralph and Lloyd Wilcox , Mr . and Mrs . Ches- ter Wilcox jr., and Chester Wilco x 3d, unci Ezra Hawkins , \ all of Center Mor- iches; Mr. nnd Mrs. John Diedolf , Misa Cinive and Robert Dietloll . Mr. nnd Mrs. Newton Lindsay enter- tained yesterday nt a dinner party. Their guests were Mr. nnd Mrs, A, L, Hall of Merrick , Mr. and Mrs . J. C Hull and Mrs, Colby Blair of . .St. Al- bans , Mr. nnd Mrs. Vernon Frnppler , Helen , John and Willis Prnppier of Hempstead , nnd Lieut, nnd Mis . How- ard Northrop nnd Miss Ruth Northrqi . ) of Babylon. Pvt. Wesley Percy Smith , son of Mi* . and Mrs, Percy Smith , of Blue'Potnt , hns reported\ to Kocsler Field , Bllo.xl , Miss., to begin training its n pro-nvlii- tlon cadet, He will spend SB days there for Instruction in military fi\ndi\- nieiitnls before going to u col logo ' or university for live months of further work preparatory to becoming an air cndel. Tho public is cordially invited to at- tend the graduation exercises of the volunteer nurses ' aides which will be hold at Robin ' s llnll. Contrn) i-slip, on December ' 3rd nt 8:30 o ' clock. Mrn . William 13 , Parsons -Ir., of tlie- North Atlantic iivcii , A.U . C., will bo tho guest, speaker. _Mrs. Hugh Furman , ot llny- port , will be among the grndimles. The W. S. . S. will hol d n c-ovovod- dlsh supper on Thursday evening, De- cember 2nd , at (1:30 o ' clock, On the coniinittce are Mrs , John Wines , Mrs . II, Chiiinhorllii , Miss- . Florence Lynch, Mrs. Wlllium L, Mitntlia , Members nntl friends nre invited lo attend. Mr. nnd Mrs . R, Stuart Piatt, enter- tnined nl a family dinner party yester- day. Their guests iiKluded Mrs , Stan- ley B, Plntt, Mr , and Mrs. H;u*t>ld Mil- ler und their .sons , Riclwrd and David , of Merrick , nnd Mi* , and j\lr,s, Donnld Ilngoi'ty, of Islip. Mi* , and Mrs , IT , dartou Lewin and their sons , aarton nud Onrry, left by train for Perknslo , Pa., where thoy .spent. Thanksgiving with Mr , nntl Mrs , Henry Lewis. Thoy \will nlso \visit Mr , mid Mrs, I.o\vls Brown at New 3Iopc, uilmaii , Irene Brennnn , Juno Can- , Lliu Hol m , carol Wttmior; Directors , Mrs, Potter nnd Mrs , Oaolmnm Jones-Arnold Mrs. Edith Arnold , of Bayport , and Howard L. Jones , of Patchogue , were quietly married at 7:30 on Wednesday evening in the rectory of Our Lady of the ' Snow R) 0. Church in Blue 1 Point. The. ceremony was - 'performed by the Rev. \William -II. Jurhey, \ ' lector ' of the church, ' : - - ; ' '' ' ¦ - They were attended by Mrs. Arnold' s daughter nnd son-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Edward . Miller , of Bayport. The bride were navy blue with wine accessories and a corsage of chrysanthemums; Mrs. Miller wore powder blue , also with a corsage of chrysanthemums. Following the ceremony, the wed- ding party • enjoyed : dinner at Link' s Old ' Oak Hotel ih Patcliogue. 'Mr. and Mrs. Jones went ito ¦ ¦New York f or; a few dnys after which they will . return to Bayport for a shor t time before go- ing to Patchogue , Where : Mr. Jones \lias a home. He is employed in the lace mill as a warp binder. - \ ' Theodore Snyder was called 'j to Kinderiiook , N. Y: , on Saturday ' when his mother, Mrs . - Henry Snyder , suf- fered a strohe and was found uncon- scious by her daughter , Miss Nellie R. Snyder. She is still in a. serious con- dition. . Mrs. John Sullivan Sr . accompanied by Mr.s. Frank ' Crowe went to Williams- port , Pa., ' oh Monday to visit Mr . and Mrs. Sullivan Jr . Mr. Sullivan has been ill and ills mother wished to sur- prise him for a Thanksgiving gift; Mrs. Gilbert Hirsch entertained at Thanksgiving dinner yesterday Dr . and Mrs. Harry Demarest and Mrs, Overton and lier liouse guests , Mr. and Mrs . Jordan, Greenough , of Manhattan , who are here -fori the week - end. - • ifr. \ and tofi-s. ' ' . _ _ _ _ _ _ B. ' DunKerley enter- tained on Sunday Mr . tiunTterley ' s coicln , ' Mrs . Warren Watson of Lowell , Mass., and her ' husband , Master Sgt. WaUon , who is stationed in Delaware. 3/trs. A. Pardon , who has been seri- ousl y ill for . the past .tliree weeks , seems to be showing a definite im- provement. , She is \ st ill very ill , but her friends feel somewhat encouraged. Tbe December meeting of the Bay- port Republican Club will be at 8:30. on -Thursday evening- at the Fire Hall, The Women ' s Group will put , on a pro- gram , \Projected.Peace Plans. \ Guests of Mr . and Mrs. Larry Erick- £.011 for Thanksgiving ' were . Mr . and Mrs. C . O. Erickson , Mr. and Mrs . Wil- ber P. Gardner and \Wilber Jr., Mrs . L. Viarcngo , all of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clegg enter- tained over last week-end Cpl. and Mrs. Jaincs . Colder arid Pvt. and Mrs . Joseph Carrigan: Both -men are sta- . .tWied at Fcrt' Dlx , N. J. ; Mrs . John -A. Frieman and her two daughters are leaving tomorrow to join Lt. Frieman in Kansas , where he is . stationed with the dental corps. The Home Bureau will nie . ct oii De- cember 2nd at 1:30 at the home of Mrs. Richard Hambley for a lesson on the ' care of electric refrigerators. Henry Truex spent Sunday ' and yes- terday in Freeport with ' Mr. a.iid Mrs, Hewlett Bishop and with MrsS , Truex who hns been \ -visiting them, '' Cpl. Philander B. Miller is here from Fort Sumter, S. C , spending a fur- lough of 10 days wltli his ' parents , -Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B, Miller. Nnvnl.Aviation Cadet Harvey Hustop hns left Rensselaer - Polytechnic Insti- tute and ir, now at Chapel Hill , N. C , for further training. Theodore Crampton ' arrived liome on Wciliiendoy ' evening from . Hamilton College at Clinton , N, Y „ foi* the holi- day and week-end; Mr, una ' Mrs. Frank Sands a lid; their two sons Have recently nioved : ' from Circle Plnco, Bnyport; to Division Ave- nue , Blue Point ' , . ' ' ¦ ' Mr. mid Mrs ; William E, Richards , cf New Raven , Conn; , spen t last \ week- end with' Mr. and ' Mrs/ \Harrison Rltehlo. Mi* , and Mrs . Thomas Wheeler • and Joseph linn-Is spent TlinnksglvlnB Ip Huntington with Mr, mid Mrs ; ' -Morbid Brush. ' Mrs , - Samuel Frost and Mrs, Theo- dore Snyder spent yesterday In.Wood- ' linvon with Dr. and'Mrs, J. Sehoon- nmkci* . Mrs, Martha Olson and Miss Ida . Olneii , of Brooklyn , were guests yes-; twdny of Mr, mid Mrs. A. O , Bonihavd. 1 For complete listings ' of houses lq rent or for sale , phone Snyviile llii Buy now. J . p , Dickerson , Snyvillo ' . : \ \ \ \ ' 275-C Mr. and Mrs. p. A , Dixon nnd fam- ily spent yesterday )n Brooklyn ivitli Mi* . . Dixon ' s mother , Mrs. Ida Dixon. Mr. and Mrs . Edwin Bonds , of Emit Orange , N. j „ spent yesterday with Mr , and Mr.s, accrue 'js, (Smith. Miss Rvith Nelson , of Brooklyn , spent Um -week-i'iid with her parents , Mr, ttnd .Mrs , John Poison ; Miss Genevieve Mond , of Brooklyn , spent Inst veok-imd here with Mr. iind Mrs, Roy Trolson. Mrs , Paul Coalman is spending tho week-end in Soulh ' Jnniesport ivith hor parents, ' ¦ ' *• ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ Mrs, A, 33, ' Robinson , of Bay Shore, siient-Sunday with Mr. find Mra, Ernest Stoll, 1 . Mrs. Ernest atol l -was hostess to h«r brldfio dub on Wednesday niiumoon, HOLBRO O K The next meeting of the Ladies ' A)d Society . wiU. ' ' ,;be- . . held on Tlvursday . at the home o_f Mrs; Gustave J«hnsen.j ^ Pvt. \6ii o ' Brauner. of Fort George : G. Meade ,. ifd.,. . spent Friday.with : his family here . ' * ' • ' . ¦;¦ ¦ ¦* . ' ¦ ' • ' \ [v. \Ih e next meetin g of the ' Mother ' s Club will be held on Wednesday after- noon. . \ ' \ : ' . ' . Mrs. Adolph Habich entertained the members of ¦ the—Grandmother' s Co- terie \ . .on ..Tuesday afternoon. - . . Thanksgiving services will be held in St. ., j pbh|s . . Lutheran Chjurch 011 Sunday afternoon . at 2:30 p. 111 . . Dr. Al exander. - Nicoll , of INew York , . will . spend , , /Thanksgiving Day at hiS ; home here . \ . Kr- apd.iytrs. Henry Hine and chil- dren are to. spend Thanksg iving J3ay at the hb' nie of' Mr. and Mrs. ' Henry Heine. ' • \ ¦ \ \ ' ' \ ¦ Mr. and.Mrs.. Fred Seidentopf are! to spend Thanksgiving Day at thq home of Mr . . and 'Mrs . Fred Wlcht ' of Ozone Pg 'i-k. \ The regular meeting of the. Ladies ' Auxiliary of . the . Community Club :>vill be held , on ' Monday evening at. the liome \ of Mrs. ' Henry Heine . v Mrs. Henry Heine , Mrs. Adolph Ha- bich and Mr. and Mrs. Bryan St. Louis attended a card party held at Selden on Saturday ' evening. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur .Wehrenberg . and Mrs. Otto .Brauner and children , 1 Eettie Ann: and Buddy, are , to spend irhariksgivin g Day at the home of . Mr.; and Mrs. ioiiis Weeks in Sayville. V-- . Mrs . Arthur Wehreiiberg and , Settle. Ann and Buddy Brauner attended; \ u birthday party for Je ' aii Slater- , - who was five years old, at her home in B!ue Point on Monday afternoon. . ; Mrs. William Hermanns , ' . Mrs. John C , Wehrenberg, Mis. Otto Brauner and Mrs. Arthur Wehrenberg spent' Wed- nesday in New York. . In ttie evening tliey attended a performance of .. \Life with Father. \ . The. installation of officers of the Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Fire . Depart- ment will be held on Tuesday evening at the ' Fife Hall. The officers bi the Ladies ' ' Auxiliary of the Blue Point Fire Department will do the installing. JensvKjar - of Locust Avenue , Bay- port , reported;to police on\ Wednesday that somebody on Monday - between 6 a. m. and ' 7 p. m. while 3iiS car was parked at the ¦ Bayport railroad sta- tion , stole a flashlight and' a quantity of tools from it. Police are investi- gating. - ' ' Mrs. Arthur ' Trinka lias returned liome after spending a week visiting her brother-in-law and sister , Mr . and Mrs. George Latham at Chevy Chase , Md. Richard Latham , who broke his leg playing . ' football at a business school which he attends , is getting along nicely although his leg is' still in a cast. George Davis went to Syracuse ' bn Monday to remain until today with Ills mother , Sirs . Alta Davis. He will re- turn today, accompanied by his mother , who will spend a few weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kincaid. Mr . and Mrs. W. ' Yablonskl celebrate d tlieir <l2xid wedding ' anniversary on Tuesday with a siiiall fa m ily gathering;. John Eloberg is continuing- ' to Im- prove although ho is ' still confined lo •his bed. jyiiss Pntrit-la Yntes ' was home yes- te rday from Manhattan. . KJ-AR'S CAR PILFURED UGA1. NOTICE Notice is hereby given thnt the An- imal Election of Otllfiorn of tlio B«y- Ij orrwiro District will be hold on Tuesday, December 7th, , , 1043, nt 7 o ' clock P ,M, 'nt the - .Headquarters of the Five Department'In Bayport , N. Y„ tind tlio polls will' remain pibcn until 10 o ' oloclt , ! Tho 00(001' to be elected . Is; ' Oiiif ' \Ci))iiml 'jslone)' \ 'to serve (or Jive years fiSjiin 1 _Di}e(iniber - \ 'Sl8t' , ltM3 , to succeed Ohui'les M. \D ' edrlclt ' tylion ' o 'term expires'on thnt date. ' v 'Goiiimltoldiiov ' . Dedrick Is eligible to niieccedl'WJiwcifi ' - 1 \ - ' \ \ ' ¦ ' ' ' . ' ; ; ' , \ Kvury ' (doctor of the ' !Tpwn ' tif Islip ivho ' has resided 'in \ ' tlio Bo ' yp ' ori Fire District for a period of 'thirty'days nckt' pre ceding r&c ' eiuber 'ifit . KM3 , is qiinlined to vote for such officer , , It :. .,, . . . ., . ,.. < ' . ' .I - . LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE ' 111 nccordnnce \ with Paragraph one (I), Section QUO -lujndred and > seventy- live (175) of the Town \ Law of the State of Now York, the Annual Fire District Election of tlie . Holbrook . Fire District; '' will \ be ' held \ at the ' 1 Fire ' De- partment' s Headquarters on Broadway Ayci ' iuo; Holbrook , N. . Y- ' \ on Tuesday evening, December 7th ,, 1943. Tho polls will \ bo open foi' , the receipt of ballots , from ' seven o ' clock ' <•? P. M.) to ' tori o ' clock (10 ' P,M,)V ' ' ¦ ' ¦¦¦¦ ¦ z 1 ' ¦ ' . . At tliis olftctlon ' , ' ono (3) Flre COm- irilssloner for tlio Holbrook Fire Dis- trict will bo elected fpr a term of Uve (5) yeara, ' In plnee of , Charles S, Flli- bsichcr 'whoso ' term of -pfllco ' expires December .11st , 1043 ,. and iy lio is eligi- ble to ' succeed himself. ' . \ ' '*' • *' Candidates * for the oWce of Fire Commissioner , nve . required to Hie their ntunes yvl ' th the plrc District ' Secretary, '\ . ' accompanied ivith a ' peti- tion slgii-ed bj' ' (it v Icrist twenty-five (25). resident- tnx-payers , of\;tlio Holbrook Fire District ten U0>' days prior to the date -of the election . Tills Is In nc- cordnnce with a ' . 'Resolution , \ adopted by tho ' Board of Holbrook 'Firo Com - ihiss lonbi'H. \ wliich is authorized' In pnrctgrnpli seven (7) , section ono httti - dred ' and ' seventy-six \ C17Q) of the Town L EW . G, K, Holllnswortli , Sr.,. ¦ ; • ' • ''' secretory Ilpnvd or Holbrook Fire 'Commissioners Dnted; No vember 17th , 1943 Holbrook; , N, Y , ' It McCollom Warns Ifar-Time^Spgc^ers To Eul ftown j' . .,, JVai* plants in tlie Farmingdale area have launched a campaign to discour- age speeding on the part of workers traveling to and from their jobs by automobile following \ Sheriff William C. MCColl' om ' s'Sat ' warnhig ' that If they- ' do -not voluntarily reduce their speed , action will \be - taken to corr ' e ' ct the situation.. \ ' ' \ \' ' ' \ In letters ' to transportation directors of the several ' war plants , McCollom said his office has received: complaints \from individuals living along the routes traveled by workers in the de- fense plants citing excessive and dan- gerou s speeds both going to ' and coin - ing from the plant. \ \It will be necessary, of course , for this office to take' som e 'actioh ; provid- ing some remedy is ' not' applied , \ the •Sheriff stated: \My thought was - to have loss of time and ,t_he : geiierqtiy disagreeable features attached to any disciplinary ' action ' - by requesting that you advise your workers that . the?e j' complaints have been , flied-and' that if I they do not voluntarily ' , reduce tlieU\ speed , an intensive drive , will hk ye^ t . o be made in order to ' correct . the , ;situ a- ticn. - \ ¦ ¦ ¦ * . '•• - •- • . - \ : Congestion Added to Hazards Shoi-iff McCollom said yesterday, that the propensity of the workers . ''to :sfep 011 it\ in going ' to their jobs or hurry- ing 'home at night tb a -late .supper ;, is most ' dangerous on the ; Babyloii-Mo.y- wo ' od Road , Straight Patii , and other congested ' , entrance highways in and near Farmingda.le , where , long-lines ' pf cars ' travel two;abreast in the morning and' evening. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' •There' is ' a. general in- clination , however , ' .to ' ignore the 35- mile-an-hour wartime speed limit on all highways , nnd not . by war . workers alone. It was pointed out ' that war workers risk the loss of their gasoline rations if they are - convicted ' of - speeding' or other traffic charges. Tlie war plants are striving to correct the situation by publicity in co ' rripany publications , an- nouncements and the use ' of posters. ¦FJI .pL0. Ii - . ' . AND KERO SENE , PROiyiPT DELIVERY '3.;&W.Semce. Sta. : Montaw k Highway, Bnyport . ; ; ; Tel. Bayport 1 2^3 1 , '' ,:. . . . — ¦ : The M ANHATTAN . H OUSE A BAY P.0 . RT ¦ , ;y.y where friends meet every Friday evenir»g, entertained by ,; 3IMMY ROCCO ,s and his piano : __— 1 _ . — L—i LSIS 1 Winlerizo your car now and don ' t start ctissin ' when it fails you on the next fvo.ity morn. It will he your own fault, You ' ve lintl experience and warning. CHKCK MOTOR , .HATTKHY , RADIATOIt. INSTALL ANT1-PREKXM , I.UBRICATR , We do all of it... and well! mm SHORE MOTOR'- SALES 102 N. 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O'Reilly. ' : Maple and Edwards Strcets and Elm Court , Mrs. Ed-ward Dooling. Lincoln Avenue , Mrs . Charles Ha- inan. . Lakeland Avenue , Mrs , William Gib- bons. • ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦¦ ¦ ! •; Tariff , Cliff , Tower , Easy and Mo- bile Streets , Miss Marlon Hcag, • Willett , Roosevel t Avenues, Chester , Morion and Crosby Streets , Miss Eleanor Hester* . ' • ¦ ' - \ ' ' : \ Johnson Avenue , Mrs . Joseph Shnii- ley . ' ' ¦ • ' ''' ' • \ : - \ ' > ' Overton Street and Overton Avenue, Mrs. William Mahon . : 'Henry nnd Hiddlnk Streets , * Miss Maliel Lyon, ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ' John and Drove Streets , Mrs, Anton Krsnak, \ , ' • \ Macon Street , Miss Charlotte ilimiir, • North Mnln Street , Mrs , Ernest Hfliti, Clevelnntl Avenue , Manton a-ncl Holmes Streets and Holmes Court , Mrs, James Fallon, Upper Greene Avenue , Center nnd Swnyze Streets , Arthur Miller , The organisations lo share the War Fund are ns follows ; 1. USO, ' \ • 2. United Scnnien ' s Service. 3. iunltsd Mntlons Relief ' •— Belgian War Relief Society, British Wnr Belief Society, FvoncJi Relief Fluid , Friends of: Luxembourg, Greek Win* Uollof As- sociation, Norwegian 3^ellefj : '* Polisli Wtii* Relief , Queen WUhwimiurt'Piind , Russian Wnr Relief , United China ' Re- lief , *-United Czechoslovak Relief Fund , United Jugoslav -Relief Fund. ' ' ' S, Refugee Dellof — Hefugee 'Relief Trustees , United States -Committee for the Cure of European Children, 0. Suirolk county Y, Vf . c. A , Drive ' s Will nlso get uiidonvny to- morrow in Wes t Sayville , Bohemia and Bfiyn ' ort, '
