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The Federal Government support price to the growers of potatoes in Suffolk County will advance on Nov 1 from $2.95 a hundred pounds J or TJ S No. 1 grade , in new bags , FOB the shipping point, to $3.10. The Production and Marketing Administration of the U S Dept of Agriculture purchased a total of 7 , 138 carloads and truckloads of potatoes in Suffolk County from July 19 throug h Oct 26, to support the price to the growers. To Hike Support Price to $3.10 Supervisors I Continued from Page 1) lies and receipts , the county tax rate remains the same seven and one-half mills on each $.1 of equa- j lized assessed valuation. That has i been the rate since 1939. j Funds For Salary Increases j Increased appropriations for the salary accounts of the departments of the county government will make available funds for increased salaries of county employees. While the Board will not take action on salary increases until its December meeting, it is understood that dur- ing discussions of the subject in executive sessions of the Board that favorable consideration was given to granting employees in the lower brackets an increase in the same amount as their annual in- crements and those in the higher brackets an increase of 50 per cent of their annual increments, j For example , if an employee ' s an- 1 nual increment (increases that have | been made automatically for those j on the increment basis until the maximum salary of the position is attained) is $100 a year he or she would receive an additional $100 beginning in Jan 1 , 1949. There ! are many employees whose annual i ir.crcu.cr.u arc ,css n * ., \ . \\ . ^iuu, oumt- i employees are not on the increment I basis. j The proposed increases in salaries ! are not expected to meet with the j approval of the rank and file of! the employees , esneeiallv those in 1 the lower brackets. They had | hoped for a substantial increase in their salaries. The Suffolk County Chapter of the New York State Civil Service Emp loyees ' Assn , Inc , last winter requested that all county employees be paid the same amount in salar- ies as those employed b y the State of New York for like work and responsibilities , but the Board of Supervisors has thus far failed to take any action with respect to that request. The communication sent to the Board by the chapter is still reposing peacefull y in the files of the clerk of the Board of Supervisors in the Court House at Riverhead. If any salary increases other than for those on the annual in- crement basis are made by the Board , it is anticipated that such action will be taken upon the re- commendation of heads of depart- ments. Big Hike For Mosquito Control One of the largest increases in appropriations for any depart- ment in the bud get adopted on Monday is for the Suffolk County Mosquito Control Commission , the total being $214 , 892, an increase of $43 , 000.89 over the total in the budget adopted for the current year. That appropriation ($171 , 231. - 11) was insufficient and the Board voted two additional appropriations totalling $15 ,088.19 last summer, making the total for the current fionol I'rto,- C-lfiRODQIO Tlin <, n_ nscai year , .>ioo , oya.ou. j.ne ap- propriations for salaries of that de- partment for the coming fiscal year amounts to $151 , 050 , an increase of $30 , 052 over the amount for that purpose in the budget adopted for the current fiscal year. The increase in the appropria- tion for county detectives-investi- gation of crime (District Attorney ' s office) is $24 , 004 , the total appro- priated being $114 , 890 and includ- ing $98 , 040 for salaries , an increase of $24 , 004. The other appropriation for the District Attorney' s office is for $72, 866 , a reduction of $200. The allowances for salaries is $48 , 332 , a reduction of $200. The total appropriations in the Sheriff' s account as custodian of county buildings at Riverhead is $82 , 500 , an increase of $12 , 500. The total for salaries for employees is $42 , 000 , an increase of $7 , 000. The other items of appropriations for that account include $23 , 000 for materials and supplies, an increase of $3 , 000 ; expenses , $12 , 000 , an in- crease of $2,000; maintainance and repairs (no increase) and purchase of equipment , $500 (no increase). For the Sheriff' s (office) the amount appropriated totals 3115 , - 000 , an increase of $5 , 000 , and in- cludes $84 , 000 for salaries , an in- crease of $4 , 000; $5 , 000 for the pur- chase of equipment , (no increase) ; .$14000 , for materials and supplies , an increase of $1 , 000 and expenses, $12 , 000 (no increase). The amount appropriated for the county jail inmates account is $61 , - 500 , an increase of $2 , 000. The amount for salaries is $35 , 000 , in- crease of $2 , 000 ; purchase of equip- ment , $500 (no increase) ; materials and supplies , $25 , 000 (no increase , and expenses , $1 , 000 (no increase). The appropriations for otiier de- partments of the county govern- j ment follow : I Board of Supervisors . $35 , 800 , in-' crease of $7o0 , which represents increases for salaries , the total of which is $28 , 300. County Treasurer , $99 , 500 (no in- crease in the total) but an in- crease of $7 , 000 for salaries. Tax Collections , $47, 500 , a de- crease of $8 , 000. County Auditor , $21 , 600 , no in- crease in the total and none for salaries. County Attorney, $12 , 100 , an in- crease of $500 , which represents in- crease of salaries. Civil Service Commission , $15 , 450; increase of $361 , the increase in salaries being only $1. Commissioners of Election , $39 , - 600 , increase of $1 , 400 , which re- presents an increase of that amount in salaries , the total being $31 , 600. General Elections Up $3, 240 General elections , $80 , 124 , in- crease of $3 , 240 , including an in- j crease of $3 , 24C in salaries and compensation of elections inspec- tors , etc , the total of which is I $43 , 164. j Primary elections , $35 , 200 , a de- crease of $26 , 161. The appropria- tion for salaries and compensation of election inspectors , etc , is $19 , 000 , a decrease of $11 , 661. The de- crease in primary election expenses | this year a extra primary was held ! to elect delegates to the national t conventions of the political parties. i Count y Judge , $14 , 690 , no increase. ! Surrogate, $59 , 500 , increase of 1 $2,000. There is an increase in the : appropriation for salaries of $3 , 000 , the total for that account being $46 , 500. Commissioner of Jurors , $10 , 700 ; a decrease of $312.50. There is an increase of $800 in the amount appropriated for salaries , the to- tal being $10 , 700. County Clerk , as Clerk of Court , $18 , 100 , increase of $1 , 400 , of which I J400 is for salaries , the total for that a^COUiiL being $15 , 000. County Clerk , as Registrar, $213 , - 000 , an increase of $13 , 000. The amount appropriated for salaries is $141 , 000 , an increase of $16 , 000. County Sealer of Weights and Measures , $16 , 055 , a decrease of $1 , 749.81 , but there is an increase of $861 for salaries , the total being $12 , 555. County Department of Health , $193 , 070 , increase of $14 , 080 , in- cluding $14,940 for salaries , the total of which amounts to $172 , 860. Tuberculosis Hospital administra- tion (Ho\t.svffle> , $28 , 340 , increase of $2 , 900 , which is represented by an increase of that amount for salaries the total of which is $26 , - 640. Tuberculosis Hospital buildings , $76 , 010 , increase of $16 , 530 , includ- ing an increase of $3 , 530 for salar- ies , the total of which is $24 , 260. Tuberculosis Hospital patients , $158 , 520 , increase of $5 , 720 , of which $3 , 720 is for salaries , the total of which is $90 , 420 , Count y Supt of Hi g hways , $90 , 400 , increase of $2 , 300. The total- for salaries is $65 , 000 , an increase of $5 , 000. County brid ges and canals , $75 , - 400 , increase of $11 , 300 , including $8 , 700 for salaries , the total of which is $57 , 000. Commissioner of Public Wel- fare (administration) , $6 , 500 , no in- crease. County home and infirmary, (ad- ministration) , $172 , 000 . increase of $12 , 000 . The total for salaries is $80 , 000 , increase of $13 , 000. County home farm and cannery, $32 , 500 , increase of $2 , 500 , including Naturalization Next Thursday A term of the Riverhead Natur- alization Court will be held in the Court House in Riverhead on Thursday. Nov 4 , with Supreme Court Justice Percy D Stoddart presiding. The list of petitioners for cit- izenshi p papers includes the fol- lowing: Marie Lindemann , Yap hank; Ol- ga Oswick , Southampton ; Anna Nutt. Smithtown Branch; Maria Schindlcr, Huntington; Rosel For- rer , Baby lon; Herman Simon , Nes- conset; Holger Pedcrsen , Hunt- ington Station; Eva Kellis , South- ampton; Irmgard Frahm . Wyan- daneh; Katherine Tay lor , Amity- ville; Stefania Dombkowski. Bridgehampton; Raffaele Musco . Patchogue; Margaretha C Heinig. Islip; Pcrikles S Katehis , Hunt- ington ; (this petitioner requests the change of his name to Perry Katehis). Anna S Baumert , Baby- lon; Julian J Beck. St James; Jor- gen E Dahl , Northport; Zelinda Casola, East Patchogue. Also Johanne A Gundelach , Deer Park; Virginia M Ruggieri, Brent- wood; Barbara Knabl , Holtsville; Florence Cutelli. Kings Park: Pe- ter H Kroell , Huntington Station; James Courbanou , Huntington; Ju- lius A Muhlberg, Port Jefferson Station; Teresa Pustcr, East Hampton; Julie Impellizzeri . East Northport; Peder Ekeland , St James ; Johanna Nolte. Amityvillo; Elly Grimm , Huntington Station; Adelaide dc Bono , Amityville; Ar- thur R Milligan , Riverhead; Celtic M Alvarez , Brentwood; Gertrude Pfifferling, Islip Terrace; Maria J Jevors , Amityville. Also Otto Rupp, Baby lon; Signe Ostergard , Huntington; Constance E G Ryder , Amityville; Frederick L Mills , Amityville; Ethel Doerricr , Huntington; Robert Gustafson , Lake Ronkonkoma; Sarah Lorenz , Islip; Norman C R Cummins , Amityville; Frank Cutelli , Kings Park; Antonette Mastro , Bab ylon; Emil Benvenutti. Smithtown ; Pe- ter Fclpo , Huntington; Joseph N Asher . Bay Shore ; Marian Kwiat- kowski , Patchogue; Karl Pearson , Huntington Station; Dimitrios Plakidas , Port Jefferson: Susanna Kazda , Lindenhurst; Tobias Matz , Hampton Bays ; Christine Malynn , Smithtown Branch; Michael Smith , East Moriches; George Palumbo , Sayville; Marie S A Genier , Port Jefferson, and Alison D Gargiulo . on behalf of Carla Gargiulo , West- hampton Beach. Hold 4 Local Men in Miami Four youths who came to Miami to fo rm a robbery ring and fatten their pocketbooks were sitting it out Friday in the Miami city jail. Police arrested the quartet last Thursday when a raid on their apartment yielded seven guns , numerous blackjacks , knives and 200 rounds of ammunition. The raid came after one of the youths was arrested for speeding. Authorities identified the four as Francis Hart , 20; Sherman L'Hommedieu Jr , 22; John Farrcll , 18 , and Arthur Hufnager , 2 . 0. All four gave Bronx addresses. There are two young men named Sherman L'Hommedieu Jr , and Francis Hart who are residents of Riverhead and two young men namea John barren and Arthur Hufnager , who reside in a sum- mer colony development at Flan- ders. Detective Capt H G Howard said the eanc confessed six hold- ups in Dade and neig hboring Bro- ward counties in the iast three weeks , including the robbery of a group of guests at the home of Joseph Berlinger in Holl ywood , Fla. In that job , he said , they got $400 and shot Berlinger ' s maid , Marie Elzer , through the ear. The raid of the gang ' s apart- ment also turned up an unmailed letter which L'Hommedieu had written to a Bronx g irl friend. It told the youth' s story neatly. \This land is one bi g bank , \ the letter said. \There are lour of us working together here so between us we can make a pretty good liv- ing. \Everyone here has money and everyone carries a gun , so we have to be on our toes . So far no- body got shot yet. \The law here is very slow and the biggest part of it is very stupid. The real New York gunmen come down here and run the law in circles. \Before I leave here , I have a feeling I am going to kill my first man. So after that one the rest will come easy. \Every gunman and his brother will be here next month. There is at least 10 robberies every night. . . \ Authorities held the youths on open charges. E qualized ii/ununuen irom fage 1) taxes will be levied on that lower figure. Supervisor William F Wolter , of Babylon Town , was not present at the meeting on Monday so the vote on the adoption of the report of the equalization committee was eight in the affirmative and one in the negative. The total equalized assessed val - uation of the real estate in the ten towns th' ;s year is $359 , 164 , 229 , an increase of $16 , 234 , 865 over 1947. The assessed valuation of the real estate is $342 , 681 , 240. an increase of $14 , 889 , 891 and of the special franchises , $16,482 , 989 , an increase of $1 , 344,974. The other towns that were penal- ized by the equalization committee report and the amounts follow : East Hampton , $130 , 738 ; South- ampton , $997 , 408.84; Shelter Is- land , $77,325.32; Southold , $346. - 129.31; Brookhaven. $2, 476 , 653.70 , Islip. $300 , 211.59 ; and Babylon , $1 , - 622 ,849.80. The committee deter- mined that the real estate in these towns had also been assessed at a rate lower than the average of the ten towns. The Town of Smithtown was given a credit of $6 , 480 , 625.75 , it being determined that the real es- tate in that township had been as- sessed at 100 per cent or full value. The credit given Smithtown in 1947 was $6,774 , 736.52. The total as- sessed valuation of real estate in that town was increased by ap- proximately $18,000, 000 by the Board of Assessors in 1947. The following are the approx- imate rates at which the committee determined real estate had been assessed in the ten towns: East Hampton , 75Vi ; Southampton , 7*' ,£; Shelter Island , 75V4 ; Southold , 75; Riverhead , 79; Brookhaven , 72V J ; Islip. 75Vi ; Babylon , 73 Mi; Hunting- ton , 74Vi , and Smithtown , 100 , the average for the ten towns being approximately 76. The assessed valuation of real estate arid special franchises in each of the towns follows: Real Estate Franchises East Hampton J19 .210 . 243 S1. 01I.UG Southampton 41 .360 .800 2 , 646 , 187 Shelter Island 3 , S77.07. r > 132 .0u> Southold 24 ,782 , 730 764. \ >07 Riverhead 19 , 247 . 073 667 , 000 Brookhaven o2 . 009.378 2.382 , 923 Islip 63 , 564 , 680 3 , 402 .762 Babylon 40 , 663 .768 2 , 142 , 689 iluntincton r>2 . 282 , 2'6 2 , 213, 425 Smithtow n 23 , 982 , 475 1 , 137 , 326 $342 ,681 ,240 JI6 . 482 . 989 The following are the equalized assessed valuations of real estate and the assessed value of special franchises in the towns: East Hampton 520 , 355 , 097.67 Southampton 45 , 004 , 395.84 Shelter Island 3,786 .455.32 Southold 25 , 893 . 366.31 Riverhead 19 , 194 . 740.51 Brookhaven 56 . 848 , 954.70 Wip 67 , 267,653.59 Babylon -M . 129.20S.80 Huntington 55 ,745 , 088.01 Smithtown . 20 , 639 , 170.25 $359 ,161 , 229.00 The equalization committee gave Riverhead Town a credit of $373 , - 117.98 in 1947 and a credit of $515 , - 604.60. it having been determined by the committee that the real estate in this townshi p had been assessed at a rate hig her than the average for the ten towns in those two years . Oscar Case To Broadcast Oscar S Case. Peconic farmer , will broadcast over Station W A 'B' . J today (Thursday) , Oct 28 , in an interview with Tom Page , Farm News commentator. The program will be heard between 6 and 6:30 a in at SG0 on your dial. Mr Case , a specialist in growing brussel sprouts , will tell of his experience in growing and selling under his famous Blue Ribbon Brand. This is the fifth program Mr Page has devoted to Long Island agriculture during the last few weeks. Previously reported by Mr Page were interviews with Frank Yousik , Riverhead grower , John F McNulty. Laurel grower , and also Favor R Smith , executive sec- retary of the Long Island Agricul- t ural Council H!c »-o^^,.rlir»r. 2.nd description of the activity at the Southold Auction Block of the L I Cauliflower Assn has received very favorable comment from the vari- ous folks concerned with the ENTERTAINS AT BIRTHDAY Patricia Kulesa , daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Kulesa , of Third St, Riverhead , entertained fourteen friends at a delightful birthday anniversary party at her home on! Tuesday. | increase for salaries of $2 , 000 , the total of which is $17 , 000. Old age assistance (pensions) , $195000 , , increase of $15 , 943.20. Aid to blind , $4 , 500 , decrease of $7 , 411.59. Aid to dependent children , $95 , - 000 , increase of $4 , 516 , 17. Child welfare services , $339 , 250 , increase of $18 , 238.34. Hospitalization , (for welfare cases ) $83 , 000 , increase of $35 , 800. The Board of Supervisors will later vote to increase the amount al- lowed hospitals for the treatment and care of welfare cases from the present amount of $8.50 a day for ward patients. The hospitals of the count y have requested an in- crease of about $5 a day for ward patients. Salaries in connection with wel- fare work , $50 , 000; expenses . $50. - 000 and burials , $10 , 000. Veteran ' s assistance , $1 , 200 , de- crease of $1 , 200. Veteran ' s Service Agency, $43 , - 200 , increase of $1 , 900. No in- crease for salaries , which total $30, 000. The increase in expenses is $2 , 700 , the total for that account being $12 , 000. Probation Officer Up Probation Officer , $55 , 730 , in- crease of $8 , 920 , including an in- crease in salaries of $5 , 480. the total of which is $37 , 310. District Supts of Schools (the county ' s share) , $22 , 580 , increase of $3 , 026 in salaries , the total of which (the county ' s sharp) $13 , 200. The salaries of the three Supts of School are paid by the State and county. Vocational Education and Ex- tension Board (Suffolk County Training School for Volunteer Fire- ™eri , } $22 , 508.75 increase of c 6 708. - 61 , of which $1 , 609.86 is for salaries , the total of whic h is $12 , 600. County Planning Board , $3 , 546 , increase of $144 , which represents an increase in salary for the en- gineer-secretary. County ' s share of Cowman Act money for the improvement of county hi g hway, $103 , 000. It is anticipated that the State will con- tribute a like amount for that pur- Tax receipts , $20 , 000 , increase of $8 , 000. Employees ' retirement fund (pen- sions), $130 , 000 , increase of $24, 000. Insurance fund , buildings , auto- mobiles , and workmen ' s compen- sation , $40 , 000 , increase of $5 , 000. U S Geolog ical Survey, $12 , 500 , increase of $1 , 500. Suffolk County Historical Society (contribution) $1 , 282.03; Suffolk County Whaling Museum , Sag Har- bor, contribution , $1 , 000. Ground and Surface Water In- vesti gation , 56000. , Improvement of count y propertv and buildings , $10 , 000. I Riverhead Sewer Distri. r Annual Democratic Dinner The annual dinner of the Suf- folk County Democratic Committee at the Canoe Place Inn. Hampton Bays, on Saturday night was a splendid social event, being enjoy- ed to the utmost b y more than 400 men and women. Following the singing of the \Sta r Spangled Banne;- , \ there was an address of welcome by Fred Wouters , of Hampton Bays . Demo- cratic leader of Southampton Town , who was chairman of tlw committee on arrangements for the dinner. Robert H Hairston , of .Melville. the Democratic Commissioner of the Suffolk County Board of Elec- tions, and chairman of the Demo- cratic County Committee, was j toastmaster. The speakers were Supremo Court Justice Charles S Coldciv of vVru- . esi.one , wno is well known and hi ghly esteemed throughout Suffolk County ; James A Roe . Democratic leader of Queens Coun- ty and a prominent summer resi- j ripnt of Shelter Island and Har- old W Worzel , of Holbrook , all of j whom were interesting and im- j pressive in their remarks. Mr Worzel . who is the Democratic nominee for Representative in Con- gress for the First Congressional J District , spoke in behalf of all of : the party nominees . [ The following other nominees ! were introduced and \took a bow. \ ; ward P Brennan. of South- ampton , for State Senator . First I District; Henry Panowich , of- Babylon , for Member of Assembly, Second District; Edward T Cos- tello . of Greenport , for Member of Assembly, First District , and John Zaloudck , of Central Islip, for County Clerk. Also introduced were the fol- lowing town party leaders: Ku^er.' O'Neill, Huntington; Robert A ij Oiio , IJ 5 liyion; naroui w worzei , Islip; Fred Wouters. Southamp- ton; Arthur M Weiss . Riverhead; Edward T Costello , Southold, and Andrew D Havens . Brookhaven , the latter also being the Demo- cratic Deputy Commissioner of the Suffolk County Board of Elec- tions. Others introduced follow: Mrs Hclene Thomas , of Quogue , one [ of the members of the Demo- ! cratic State Committee for the j First Assembly District; Mrs Mas ! Clark, nf Npwrnnsft- (.n.^)inimian ! of the committee on arrangements f for the dinner; former Deputy At- j torney General Edward A Davis , J of Bay Shore, vice chairman; j Charles H Sullivan, of Hunting- ! County Committee , and Supreme \ Court Clerk Frederick G Skinner | of Patchogue. | Following the specehmaking a very enjoyable entertainment was ! presented by professionals from j New York City who appeared I through the courtesy of the pop- i ular Queens County Democratic • Leader , Mr Roe. j The affair was one that will long I linger in the memories of the ] happy participants. Bpfen Don ' t be a Sleep-Walker Stay In bed and get a good night ' s rest — and wear PLEETWAY PAJAMAS $3.50 to $5.95 S. LEAVITT , INC. MEN'S SHOP 18 Peconic Ave., Riverhead THE GENESEE BREWING COMPANY , INC. —ROCHESTER , N. Y. announces with p leasure the appointment of LONG ISLAND ICE CORP. RIVERKEAB , LONG ISLAND Telephone: 3010 as new and exclusive wholesale distributors in this area jor C 6ENESEE 3 Long popular GENESEE is now available in Suffolk County in bottles , cans , and on draft , wherever fine beer and ale is sold Enjoy the clean-tasting, mellow . flavor of GENESEE Lager Beer ' Linger over the malty-rich smoothness of GENESEE 12 Horse Ale and the clean , creamy taste of GENESEE Cream Ale. Ask for GENESEE . . . Enjoy its \ real old-fashioned goodness \! CALL IT GENESEE OR JENNY • ASK FOR IT BY NAME Woman Gets (Continued from Page 1) was the mother of a six-year-old son by a previous marriage. Lipetz said that his client real- ized that she was an alcoholic , had previously voluntarily submitted to the Keeley cure in a Brooklyn hos- pital , and lately had been working with Alcoholics Anonymous. Judge Ritchie declared: \Thi s girl has shown no regard for this court. I don 't see why I should show any regard for her. Where I' m going to send her . she won 't get any alcohol for awhile. \ Then he pronounced the si:<- month sentence. A tall g irl , Lois was attractively dressed in black high-heeled shoes , sheer stockings , a grey tailored sharkskin suit and a white blouse. SHIPMENTS CONTINUE HEAVY Shipments of cauliflower continue to be increasingl y heavy. On Wed- nesday between \ 18 , 000 and 20 , 000 crates were sold through the auc- tion blocks of the Long Island Cauliflower Assn at Riverhead and Southold , the bulk of which went through the former block. The possibility of leasing the former site of the Forge Rive r Coast Guard station on Fire Is- land, opposite Mastic Beach , for use as a Brookhaven Town-oper- ated public park , was being studied Friday by the Town Board of Trustees. The action is based on a pro- posal made by the East Moriches Civic Assn. The buildings thai comprised the Coast Guard station recentl y were sold and moved , the largest of these structures being taken by scow through Great South Bay to a point near Ocean Beach , where it is being conve rted for hotel purposes. The former sta- tion site has a pier that is in good condition , which would make the oceanfront site easil y adaptable to nublic nark nurnnQ^c t^ e trus- tees said. Brookhaven Mulls Forge River Park The Public Service Commission Saturday ordered the Long Island Rail Road to install a flashing light signal at the Lewis Rd grade cross- ing in East Quogue. In the past four years , two ac- cidents have occurred at the cross- ing both of which involved prop- erty damage only. At hearings held last spring, George W Percy. Southampton Town attorney, testi- fied that , at present, the crossing has only a diamond warning sign and an electric bell which gives 20 second warning of the approach of I a train. district tax on county buildings , $6 , 654.91. County Hi ghway Department building fund , $5 , 000. Suffolk County Water Authority $2 , 500. Long Wharf (Sag Harbor) i m- provement , S7 , 500. Riverhead parking field fund , $2 , 500. r^nntributie-n to Suffolk Count** I Farm Bureau , $26 , 183 , increase of $8 , 533. Contribution to Suffolk County Home Bureau , $15 , 500 , increase of $1 , 500. Contribution to Junior Extension of Farm and Home Bu reau (4-H j Club) $11 , 900 , increase of $1 , 800. I The amount included in the bud- get for the contingent fund is $199 , 321.90, an increase of $24, 221.90 over the amount included for the current year. The estimated receipts and re- venues include the following: In- terest on returned ta'ies , $56 , 000; interest on tax sale certificates and tax real estate , $17 , 000 ; tax collec- tion penalties , $50 , 000 , quit-c ' .aim deed fees , $2 ,700; tax propert y pen- alties , $113 , 000; tax deed fees \ , $275; court and trust fund fees $700; telephone commissions and tolls , $200; tax search fees , $275 ; Civil service Commission fees $400; Vet- erans ' Service Agency, $7 , 500 ; Sur- rogate ' s office fees , $15 , 000 ; Sher- iff' s fees , $6 , 000; Count y Clerk as Clerk of Court , $70, 000; County Clerk as Registrar , $110 , 000; Suf- folk Sanatorium (tuberculosis hos- pital) , reimbursement for State , $85 , 470 ; County Board of Health , reimbursement from State $121 , 535; double and erroneous assessments , $46 , 252.71; maintenance of county home inmates $187 , 540.52; foster home care of children , $224 , 374.77; children ia training schools , $4 , - 867; ep ileptics (adults) $28 , 962.90 ; hospitalization , $58 , 199.44; insane commitments , $6 , 465; home relief , $77 , 640.82 , the foregoing with, res- pect to welfare cases representing reimbursements by the State. Other Receipts Other estimated receipts and re- venues follow: Reimbursement from Town of Isli p, for beach erosion work , $3 , 761; Riverhead T-»vr. for dredging in Meeting House Creek , $17, 500; forest fires, $3 , 026.56; rent of Suffolk County Airport , $12,000; snow and ice con- trol fund reimbursement from State , $30 , 000; Village of Saltaire , beach erosion reimbursement , $5 , 814.67; Coram-Midd' .c Island State high- way account , $26 , 227.46; Port Jef- ferson-Riverhead State highway account , $25 , 121.57; Shinnecock Canal rights-of-way, $8 , 134.69; and airport fund , $27 , 422.35 , and cur- rent surplus , $500 , 000. Supervisor Hattemer expressed his appreciation to the following for the valued assistance they ren- dered in connection with the pre- paration of the budget: Super- visors Joseph V Keii y and Her- bert L Mulford , Jr , members of the finance committee; Clerk Ben- jamin D Blackman , Mrs Ruth Ha- gue , cecretary to Clerk Blackman , County Treasurer Milton L Burns and County Auditor Clarence W Pulver. The Board voted to divert $373 , - 397.92 from the county road fund for the payment of principal and interest on county highway bonds. There is more news of Interest to Suffolk County residents published \a The Count* ) ^e-vjei-f than in anj oth er local newspaper. Subscribe to The Review and keep abreast of the times! Lig hts for East Quogue Crossing SALE <m> PAINTS 0QflL Just in time for your Fall painting ! ^ — A tiPA DUPONT OU TSIDE HOUSE PAINT -^ I VI If ^ J Reg. Price c „ i„ p.;, - ^^ Famous #40 white or colors. ..„. „ . - >a,e rr,ce $3.95 Oal. Cleans itself! 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Fretwell \ \ Arthur A. ' Schuck Chief Scout Chief Scout Executive Dr. Elbert K. Fretwell , active as a Scout Leader over 30 years , is now Chief Scout of . the Boy Scouts of America . Chief Scout Executive from Feb. 1 , 1943 until his recent elevation , he is suc- ceeded in this highest administrative post by Arthur A. Schuck , a volunteer and professional leader in Scouting over 35 years. Dr. Fretwell succeeds the !ate Dr. James E. West as Chief Scout. New National Boy Scout Leaders Miss Charlotte .langp r nf Plains- field , N J , was guest soloist at the Methodist Church: She visited Mrs Gertrude Mehl , choir director of the church and substitute organist . Mrs L Allen was away two Sun- days for a vacation just recently. Mrs Laura Horton will entertain the Cosmos Circle , Thursday after- noon at 2 p m. Ladies arc asked to bring sewing equipmen t and car- pet rags. Mr and Mrs Glen MeKibben and son , Alan of Floral Park were re- cent guests at the Methodist Par- sonage. CUTCHOGUE
