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( ' >• MEMBER a. c. weather ;; Rain tonight and^ldi^- moiTOW : w a r tnMj to-*! night; colder (dmorrow-^ (A«dU Binaa of Clrealattoai) X j county - night, z'' (NYACK KVENINO JOBHNAL) VoT. 42lNo. 269 -A Politically Independant NeVfapapkr NYACK, N. Yiy* WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1929 CIRCULATION Week Endiny Nov. 9, 5,126, Av. . Dafly'f^rt OB Pakl — PRICE 2 CENl^ Tradesmen of Two IRS. ALLEN IS FINEDISOON Schmitt Sounds W arning to Nyack Bu siness Men Taxpayers ’ Association President and Daniel J. Shea, Head ofiBusiness Men, Deplore Indifference on Part of Local Merchants and Residents to Civic Improvement — Nyack Will Lose All its Business In Five Years From Now, Declares Schmitt — Assail Light Company and Board for Failure to Remove Unsightly Poles. Robert Schmitt, president of the Nyack Taxpayers' Assbciaticn and Daniel J. Shea, president of the Nyack Husineiui men ’ s Associa tion, got together last night, and found that there was plenty wrong with Nyack and iU residents. * Thf occasion on which the two ^ ___ ‘ cumpaignerM for civic awakening; joined handt'^, was a “ very impor-1 tant ’ ’ meeting of. the Nyack Husl- nes« Men ’ s Afutociation held at the village hall, which six men, in all, attended. This discouraging ut- tcndanc > has become quite ordin ary *aUly, and by the tenor ot Shea's remarks last night, unless the members turn out and support the organization which they form- v(l, it is likely to fall by the way side. Body May Break Up Not only is the Business Men ’ s .:usBOciati(<i on the v^rge of break ing up, but it is felt that unless the discouraging attendance at the meetings of the Taxpayers ’ A.sso- ciution stops and the' members turn out und iskc Tin interest^-in the atfairs of the ^rgPPiKation they formed, that4oo will.diiialsu. The presidents of the two orgunhtutictis were entirely discouraged by the *attendanco at the meetings. Last night's meeting was called by the president of the Business Men in a most urgent appeal to GARNERVOIE. KIDDIES WAIT FOR MR ACE Look For Arrival of CapL Hay, of Royal Air Force. GARNERVILLE. Nov. 13.— The! young fblks of thU community were anxiously watching the skies tmlay, hoping 4iiat the rucethang- in^ fog will clear olT aniliVrill not interfere wlUi Hying, for the youngsters are expecting Captain Lionel Hay, an ace in the Royal Air Force during the WorlJ War. ‘ Captain Hay has promised Etnest Abbott, local aviator and NANUETFOLK HYGErGAS WITHIN YEAR Petition Being Circulated Now In Effort To Get 400 Signatures. NANL'ET, Nov. 13 — If a peti tion which is going the rounds to day is signed by 400 residents it is likely that this town will be fully equipped with ga.s main.s by this time next year. The Ramapo Gas Company, the firm which laid the mains in Spring Valley, says that if 400 residenu sign the petition it will bring gas to this section provided those sign ers agree to install fixtures and us? the gas supply offered: According \o residents in the village tha number of petition sig-l natures is nearing the total set and will. When reached, be presented the Town Board for that bo './ ’ s J consideration. At one time t ’ lc [ Rockland Light and Power Com pany offered to bring gas to Nnn- uct, it is said, but would not carry the lines any further than to end of the business section on Main Street. This was not accept able to the residents.nad they re- fused to augseribe to the plan. To Cowor WhoU District It is reported that the Ramnpo Gas Company, if it is able to get the contract,^'will puf. die^ma'ns Business M^n to Take up Restraint of-Trade Plea CHECKCHARGEj 4t Highland Falls Meeting Woodworth Suspends Sen tence, Puts Woman On Probation For Year,./ ^<fAR SMASHED UP ' Tho trial of Goorfa\^ Mc Manus, above, ra^ track bookmaker, for tbe murder of Arnold RolhsWein, was post poned uptjKnext Monday. Mc Manus apparently is not wor-' ried.d^er the outcome. SLOATSBURG BOARD HOLDS MEETTONIGHT ari Recovered To Attend First Session. al^stoi d into Judge Woodworth ’ s court this mornkfg accompanied by her husbu^ and her attorney ,A. J. BrypiU of Nyack, and entered a of guilty to both charges. ^^,^Judg 2 Woodworth imposed a fine of $25 for foch offense, but sus pended the sentence, for he said i the payment would work b , hard- . I ship On the women. Howeverr he put Mrs. Allen on I a years\ probation and warned I her'that even the slightest dela tion would bring down the penalty in full force. The judge also gave her a very severe reprimand feu her activity with bad checks whicn have brought her into court on several -occasions. Thrsatens Libel Action When Mrs. Allen was first ar raigned on the charges, she was bitter in her protest that the facts had appeared in the Journal and she threatened a libel action against the paper. Her appeal to the mercy of the court is believed j to have brought the suspendeil : sentenle. < Kdith Allen, was.anreatod by. I -Chi^ Fred Kennedy and haIcNl I before Judge Woodworth wh^n the I check for $22 bounced back to the storekeeper from the bank, and GKRMONDS, Nov. 13,. — A coupe bearing a. New York City Mconso plate and sai dto belong to a ^^pring Valley man, ran off the ‘ road at the four corners last night • 4 was badly wrecked suing two bad I PEARL RfVER, Kdith Allen, arrested sdveraJj weeks ago on chart's of iwuing two bad. ,, , , check, to local^rekeepera, walk- were not ^ aeriou.ily hurt ercept for cut, from the shattered windshield, .but their names could not be learned. The car ran off the road and struck a pile of gravel to break the front axle, .smash one wheel and damage the radiator. Schae fer ’ s garage in Hillcrest was called to tow away the machine. JUtraugjit- .thr'TcMenti«i>aaetiq»,-«| . lb] rw Nanuet aiid also'tndeavbh to cOvtr the whole district as much as po - sible. So far, there has been no opposition to the petition, it is re ported, and the home owner, have __ _ _ _ __ been Signing up lO that they willl first Ume since' their election' \ ‘ luircd to put the membet-s of the association, ' director of the aviation classes* be able lo have the modem cook- j^st Friday, the new MAyor and vil-l ^ for $30 but she was but the success of the plea was nil. which are being held under the] | inir and heating fuel that will mean j ; unable to fumish .it at the time The appeal which Shcu sent the members read, in part r Shea's Plaa SLOATSBURG, Nov. 13.— Fort *** >>y another check. which are being held under the ing and heating fuel that will mean| trustees will get together to-i *\'* “ *® auspices of the local Y. M. C. A.,; a quick break from the old coil! executive session fn^r*\** to spend the day that Hay will reside in G.mendlle | stove. . i setUirrg.the preliminaries to organ- ! Ler^rlre ‘ i.arniahf' ’ \\'* during the winter months and as- ; ^he Ramapo Gas Company is i c- ! iration. The first meeting has been i ■ \ Owners of Garages, Repair Shof^r Filling Stations and Refreshment Stands of Rpckland and Orange ^ Counties to Begin Active Campaign Against ^ Alleged Monopoly at Bear MotTntein- Parl^ — f Objectors Appeal to Legislators for Aid — Say Park no Longer Belongs to^ People—Complain of-'^ Cluttered'Up Rpad in Stony Point. BEAR MOUNTAIN, N.ov. 13. — Insensed by what they considec ^ an effort on the part of the offlcials of Bear Mountain Park to con- ^ trc-1 all business enterprises and believing that the Park authoritiet are operating in restraint of trade, the business people Of northern' Rockland and southern Orange counties ars to hold a meeting in th<^ ^ Town Hall, at Highland'Falls, Tuesday eveningi November 19th, for ' ^ -the purpose of organising an assoclatitci to prevent the. [ark peoplo' from obtaining their alleged monopoly. It was learned today. _________________ _ __________ ' . . J The following notice has beesVW w- •« g __ .sent out to the many proprUt.^'^ Law May Cheat Democrats I vtanda iilong route 9W : A m*etmf bat been called to ordor by tbo butino«« poo- . pio of tbo TTown bT'Kipblatf FalU, on Novombor 19, al 8 o'clock in Ibo Town Hall, to . form an a»ac>3Uiicc2 to pro- loet buainoM, at to garaf ropair tbopt, filling atatioo and rofr.ttbmonl tlandt, and ^ to Anvoatigato tioar Mounta|At:' P^b activilUa in roatrainin^, buainoaa to tbla Sociion.- '■] “ Tbia park la laankng ward boing I a S Of Plum; Hofstatter ^May SSy as AtPy ^ “ Present Republican Incumbent Was Reappoint^ For Two Years Last Summer and Must Serve Out His Term, is Present View — Prominent Republican Advises Change, for Con venience of Democratic Majority “ It is imperative that we get a slat In the instruction of th^i It began to look today that the Democrats, their waurinir mou notwithstanding, . may br ehm out o/ th« Julci^^t plum wh^n Uit . new BoanI of Superviapra'is #r-| ganized after January 1, when it was sal dthat they may not be able under the law, to dislodge County Attorney Ernest' W. Hofatetter, Republican, from the office to which he was rc-appointed for two years, at the annual meeting of the present board last summer. After the first enthusiasm over meeting os there ore many -mat- tera c>r importance to bring up. i .specifically reque.st to tho.^d mem bers who have biil.i against the or ganization, thot they be there to present them. We can also de cide on plans for our Dollar Gift ‘ ftolf to be held the wt?k of No vember 18-23. Ptriisc endeavor to be presL'nt.^' This appeal, however, has no effect, and as Shea pointed out last night, two of -six'attend in'; were not merchants, when the merchants should have been the one.^ vi(ally interested In the Dol lar Gift sale. I ported to have started enlargenvent postponed of necessity because of i yoUNG FOLKS TO COOPFRATE- victory at the polls last week ing model planes, and also go into j ' h * J ’ \\'*! ’ r*'® We.t Nyack Coung 1 Democratic the instructing of the .older young h? J\ 1 K ^ 3 ’ i “ reported that he i^ople who will Uke part in the '^» ‘ ‘ *r» '\r® jubilant over folks in the »:tual science of fly-1 ‘ ‘‘ f j '1 W ’ J , heard that Pearl River is also toi^tics. - - , Were Buddies In War ^tition for the service in the near j « .jg j^at tonigKT will Capt. Hoy and Abbott were bud-. _____ ' ! be^ttlcd the que.stion of a regu- dies for mpny months, and Hay has pt i\ I ** * date, accepted Abbott ’ s inviUtion to! ObjCCt TO DCHlOCrauC ; >nd plans in general for the next makehlshomeinGamarvilledur-; GsHierviDe flying for the filming of many of the moving pictures in which the i plots deal'with airplanes. The few present m-oved to pay ! Capt. Hay was expected to land th.> bills before them, and Schmitt { at Beck's field, in West Haver- He I straw, sometime around three asked if he might say a word. (Continued on Page 2.) (Continued on Page 2.) Gives Credit To Charm For Escape Uninjured When Axle of Car Snaps WEST HA.VERSTRAW, Nov. 13. j ’ Kearsey today to have saved him — The fact that he was wearing a from injury early yesterday mo'm- talisnian in th? form of St. Christ- *\*; opher, the Catholic patron saint of 'fe»rsey was driving along high- travellers, at the Ume when thel '' ’ ®>' *>■* rear axel of his ear was broken in I snapped. Keariey two, was believed by Charles ! “ PP ” ®'* \ atop the car within 20 feet of the __ ____________ * point where the break occurred, play to be ^iven tomorrow night in Tappan young people are to co operate in the evening's program. will sing the opening number, “ My little Gra^^-Home in the West\ which will be followed by violin und piano selections by Muriel and John Huber. After this, Slagle wll give a recitation, followed by bari tone solos frdm Edward Johnson. The next number on the pro gram will be the play, “ The Old I'eabody Pew ” . At the conclusion of the play, E. Jojinson 'will ren der another solo and the good night chorus will be “ Good Even ing,\ by the choir. few months will bo discussed. — i n g t h e winter season. Abbott has | WUU HI U^ UCi Tiuc ' Members of the now board have alffo secured the Captain's promise' — — taken their overwhelming victor> ’ to deliver lectures on aviation at; GARNERVILLE, Nov, 18. The j jn election of Friday as a vote the Y. M. C. A. Captain Hay has | formation of a Democratic club by ; Qf confidence in what they did as had a great deal of experience in j the young men of* this communiy j ^-atcr board, and the extension of is being frowned upon by the ora- ! districY is now the biggest prob- Bters, it is said totlay,' and the 'rea- • confronting the newly' incor- son seems to be that there is a^;^. p^j^atod village, ready a club of ,uch character ^ West Haveratrgw which should be j sufficient. Garncrville is really Inj (Continued on Page .2.) the village of West Haverit™w, _ _____________________________ and one such club Is enough fori , , ID C L • 1 ^ sp smpii a village, is the belief of Airmont thurco Kow buDsides the more experienced Democrats, j Another reason against the or ganization of the eiub seems to bo I that the bulk of the younger gen- j eratibn would not take kindly to | the idea as they ' now have the Y. M. C. A.., in which to gather, and that this gathering place is sufficient for the needs ' of the young fellpws of this community. were prospects of apoils said to bplong to the victor started to look around for a man to fill Hofstetter ’ | The chorus and Tappan choir shoes. There was no doubt in their AUXILIARY TO MEET ' minds that Hofstatter would have to go. ■ Not So Sure Now Today, however, these leaders were not so sure, because some killjoy (not a Republican) went to work and looked up the law and now. says, declares, asserts, pro- claims and aueouctes that Hafstat- ter can't be discharged and that the Democratic majority in the Board of Supervisors will have to be content with two yean of the services of a Republican county attorney, unless Hafstatter resigns if and when asked to do so. Hoffstatter was appointed as i county attorney -for a period of I two years at the annual meeting ■ I o along ' with other appointments AlUMONT, Nov. 13. — Shrface ! the troubles are said to have been j tmde bv the Republican supervi- difficulties were at least temporar-1 successfully, smoothed over. i •ori. This Juicy plum that was to lly Ironed out last night at a meet- xhe meeting was reported to * ’ * handed out to a Democrat will ihg of the congregation of the Lu-i hayo been successfully smoothed transferred from Mofstat- theran Church when both factions , over. I hands unless charges of in- iROF SMALL BOY Litde John Goebd TeOs Tale of AUeged Att^t At Assault h NevrGty. rewB viiMl Ml atuud this III I , ^ M protoci thoir is>t,r«aia tha aclivilUs •( the. Baair: Mosmlaio Fork ovw kiakwa rout* 9W. ’ ' A ppm I ta Lsgislation- Legislation, it la said, will kg 1 dressed to Slate Senator-Caleb F.tump.'^ and Assemblyman Clin-s ton. D. . Dominick,, pro ^ against the alleged entry of Mountain Park authoritiea ~~~~~ I rect comppetition with upuaUIKv NEW CITY, Nov. 13. — An al- j of gasoline and accessory leged attempt to assault a six- gnd refreshment sUnds. yaar-old boy here yesterday'wai I Major William A. Walsh frustrated When the little ■•d ’ slout of town this morning, acroams made his captor release' ^uld not be reached for his him. Apprehended Uter by the the matter, irate father of the school tot, thei: .<xhere was a time that &(r-J offender was thrown Into Jail, anJj Mountain was a free paritV\**-^! at a hearing before Judge C. 1, ^ho Is acYltre in {ho forW».,3 Schmerahal last night, was heW , htion of the association, \but ttet'-^J without ball to await the acUon of.^j^, to be a thing of tbo mSm V , ! At one time there used to b* The little lad, a^o narrowly es- hu,, hangin gat the enti ' ^ caped from a hortble axperieBce,' , the bark which bore the lo. was John David Goohel, six-year-! .,^^ 1 , i, YOUR park. ’ but-ti* i .^- dUappeared under the ordira'a Goebel. Dr. Goebel being a well- ^ tim* ag' known veterinary mirgoon. „„t been aeen *lace. Uttle Johnny was walking home , Mu.f P.y from «:hool yestenlay at noon-1 As Both Sides Agree To Make Up time-for hit lunch when the truck | (Continued on Page 2.j ate on the Town road which 1 to the boat landing union Suffem Firemen Look With Favor On Helper ’ s Rnling On Fire agreed to stick together and work ^he meeting wa. raported to for the good of the church. .powhere as lively as the J. Henry Jacobsen, who precipl- ! , „„„th or so ago when Ja- the]tated a part of the controveiay j ^^bsen was assailed by Theodore The Ladies Auxiliary of . — , ,.i ----- ------ --------------- _____________ Volunteer Firemen ’ s Association .\r® month* ago by a letter to the 1 one of-the trustees, for his efficiency or neglect of duty ar* made. Quotes County Law This same killjoy quoted the county law as amended in 1918 RESULTS , The advertisements listed be low are Just two, of many that are succcisfiil; and remember, they cost very little. .............. .tl'AIlTMKNT — Kiv. rooms anil _ hstli wllh nm. Nysek. __ I-'uir'HA'i.K — (.'omlilnstlon ilwiic ” soil iHiokraJW. twil much, anti ron-mii tiewk : rsjwuislile. Read tlie clasaifiod columns regularly, that )'ou inay not miss an opportunity. Also, ask for what you want, and tell what you have to Hell,-or rent in these columns; people read them all over Rockland County^ RoclAlind County Evening Journal, . . ’ Phone Nyack 2200 ' mi witS ^y f!irtherTm7geUl» aM-mble tomorrow evening at |In which he set forth |„,u;„Koncy. |which Section 210 reads that ! to-thh «r or to his wrson th ‘ c Chelsea Fire House. Members J^tions of members of the congre- onee again, however, there was a' ®n “ ntv attorney is annolnted for . Luck “ y the whtlsTu^ in to- of the Highland ^Hose ,nn«;li»ry «at on »* - «* his own to 'ward the body of the car when the *■\ >n®®f *■ P\*®\* f ’ ’ congregation who seldom appear I break happened, for had they! Gentile corner of Franklin ave-. tor, the Ke%. Frank Jones, made a either for Sunday services or for break happened, for had ..... . -j , turne.! outward ' there la\ little *«** «'«* M»ln atrect and attend I doubt that, there would have been'''' ’ * meeting in a body. g. 1 serious difficulty, says Kearsey. 1 \I believe in giving cridit where i credit is due,\ said young Kearsey, TEMPERANCE LECTURE \and I believe that it was this metlal of Sl. Christopher which had I a . lot to do with pre>^nting per- { sonal injury. I am a Catholic and j have great faith in the teachings I of my church, and, while pome may scoff, I don ’ t think I should be (Continued i>n Page 2.) GARNERVILLE, Nov. 18. cither for Sunday services or for number of co^essmiw and he «i' ‘ ; congregation meetings, that he did «o in order (o be of Ihi* . , ., *u . i i 4 h usiw. 4k It is laid that an inilnuation wad jycotest help to unity in the con- gregatiin as a whole., \ ’ T ' * Lconoucr The Rev. Schwehr, President of; .®® “ ® ' “ P P ^ removed on these chargea afUr he New Jersey conference i„ ment a part .n he affairs of the « church, but this allegation was firmly denied. Several other re marks are said to have hsen made county attorney Is appointed for a pcrioil of two years by the Board of Supervisors at the annual mcot- ing. He will remain in office dur ing that time, this authority says, unless he Is found guilty of Inef ficiency, neglect of duty, or mis conduct in office. He can only te SUFFERN, Nov. 18. — Backed by the attitude of the Village ' Board on the question the firemen of both companies today expressed a willingnOM to comply with the ruling of the trustees that for each out-of-town coll a payment of $25 bust he guaranteed before a response is made with the appara tus. they demurred, 'nus Igtthg. i is said to be that which 1 they have ail the advantageg i ing within the coTporatloa' without paying eorpoiatioft 'the ruling providea charge be levied when yut ( : meat (a called t9 i Chief Edson Thompson and As sistant Chief Victor Frauson both said that it was the incliaa'tien of the firemen to respomf to every call for help, but at the same time they realise that it is not fair W ^nd thc help the New Jersey conference There is icheduled to be a Temp- ' which the local church is includeil, ei-ance lecture in the M. E. Church was present und in his opening rc- this evening, ovbr which Hiss marks, the impraasion wo* said to , Uura Heminover will preBido. and ^aVe bern given that he hatj heani ' at which Ume there will be Bpecit! but one aide of the atory. HawevurJ quieted down in tnuaic and aeveral prominent apeak-1 j^j.ol^n ’ a suppoi*teri' jjavL* their era on the aubjert* who ^11 jjde nf thd-caeci and it% repotted drenlhe audience. . U a •^s.SV• short order. The Rev. Frank dopes, it was this changed altp! P®'\ ‘ ®<* P^\ ‘ “ 1 ttrtrallglitly; Both i^^a full!-*® \ ’ “ ''® ‘ ' ‘ ® ‘ \P**-: hearing of their <Mit.(|^ n»ipy off ' (ChmtiniMd oh Sfigt t.) bus Imd an opportunity to lie hea<d by a court or before the board on the charges made. .The search for a man to isUcc the job who will be efficient and' ^t the same time an organizatinn man, has kept tlic DcmoctaU busy for (Continued on Pago 8.) village taxpayers to use the a^ parotUB they support for helping someone who contributes not $, nickel. The opinion waa i.reely partment in a ; or in tome i n m rpirrifirt rf^lii^^ tho'otranty. It is thar'*'\** “ ties and has h^i n k JfWW for one* upon snotbr whn . thrsAua io gdb ! other has ' ciproeatEd. Ifi thf egaa of jTlrhfc ’ irjrirt ^Moving? BockUiiil ffjMh .. od that the iru^rity of people IhN '* ’ ■ be only lot for the thofjtf ■who I ehaw
