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laOHT THE MANHASSET PRESS. FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1936_ In Albany And Nassau Br OBAMIMB w. «Mm A GOOD SHOW Oontrsry to umial custom and general eqMctatlon, the principal set-piece In the legislative fire works display was not touched off at the Monday nliAt Alsembly seaslon last week, but for some reason or none at all was held over until the following morning. Harold P. Herman provided the oratorical spark, and Horace M. Stone the rhetorical pyrotechnics. 'lire former took the Oovernor to ta.sk for vetoing his grand Jury j bill, previously recommended by Distrct Atorney Martin W. Lit tleton In a widely-publicised state ment. A measure applicable to Westchester t»unty, and similar In every respect to that required for Tfjfeatf.\ received th? Governor's i.eon.sent last yekr. Mr. “ HirmaB. told the Assembly members that \the Governor ’ s anti-crime legis lation is so weird that he fr^ueat- i ly meets himself coming.' ^ack. ” crease found little favor with Rs- publicans duiirjg off-the-record dis cussions last week, the principal objection being that such a tax would play the liquor situation In to the hands of boot-leggers. Assemblyman Hall believed the amount would be insufficient to carry out the Governor ’ s announced purposes, . \a mere drop in “ bucket, ” and would prove an dltlonal hasdship on liquor deal ers of the better ‘ cla.ss who hon estly eitdeavor//to ■ uphold the law In letter and in spirit (no pun Intended). FOa THI TWeLFTH WklK WINTER n THI riAM or ova Loto 1936 Wht ^or^ ^ion almanack containing BISDJM ASTltOJCdMlCAL CALCULA ’ nOVS A OWtAT VAklBTY or MABTSB- USirUL AND BNTBRTAININO Entertainments SELF-SUFFICIENCY •Ifiere seems to be generally something .wrong with measures applying to Na.ssau county when Iptrodticed by Assemblymen from other Districts — like the ' ‘ rpper ” _ bills of last year, for Instance. Ths'was'mlldVr-than-milk critic-1 Now. A.s.semblyman Hamilton Pm- ter of Suflollk would exempt in corporated villages having their invective as he Is ' the veteran As.semblyman, impugn' ed the Governor ’ s sincerity in Friday, March 1,1, 19.36 ^avLOg Kahyloe; Paddy (fOmy Lane ffalf Krlmrns ' . F mcoale Strand: $IUX)0 Minute Kind l,ady \ Ft.USlllS'R IxKw : Kaie Marie Pvmuisc RKO: Priianer of Shark's Island Here (\mes Trouble C lem Cv Cove: My Marriaye Caralind Gtifi f ’ v (ilen: Escape From Dennte Island ChaHerkox -------------- <;ar Ncx Flayh'ou,s« ; Professional Soldier ■ Chatterhox M emp S td Rivoli: Prisoner of Shark's Island V THESE By J ulian DAYS M ason Coming Events Here and There Send York Cify — Junior Clulihotiae. Friday, The Shibboleth About The \IFhigs ” Ism compared to the lashings ' Mr. j Stone administered. Ma.ster . of i hide-scaring invective as he ls,'°^ >-oad departments from con- 'n- tributlng to the co.st of town road yj_j machinery anl the cost of .snow Lady Consents H icxsvle Playhouse; Chatterbox Dr, Jlarriiun _______. - * .J amaica Yaleiiria: The Ghost Goes Ikest The Music Coef ‘ Round Ln, .\ck Little Neck; S'idonu From Monte Carla Miirdrr of Dr, Harrigan is: \If thb RcpuBlicart pady does not do this-or-that, it will disap- ‘ pcar like the Whip party. ’ ’ This triollc terms. He charged ‘ ‘ this ’ mnovol. man on ^re'sceond floor — the Gov- ! Superv1.sor Harry Tappen of Oy- ernor, ” with hitting below thfe belt j ster Bay Is sound In his .somewhat and attempting to Simon-Liegree. horrified objections. Last y^'r the the Legislature. ___________ j cost ..of . snqw removal — and-m^t-^ Governor knew that 70' chinery upkeep ran to $38:000, OvsT Bv Next Time H'e Love March of Time P t W ash Beacon : Kiny of Burlesque H'hlfJii',:' Rosr.r.v Rosltn: .7 Siyht at the Opera Thunder Mountain W e . stbsv King of Burlesque per cent, would be e^ll of his antl-crlme ^Its pa.ssed by this House, ” ' \ b c e aiiie tlllty which $23,000 was paid by corporated villages, and the maw d e r' b y tin nyco r po r a tca' of in- re- mm Saturd.'iy'March 14, 1^^6 BABVI. os BaHvton: Paddy (TDaf Tone ITolj Returns Afr e tirrm c t — iA f o un t ' M l f ntrr are so unnecessary and innocuous that nobody cares whether they ilre-pas-sed or not. They were not prepared by experts; as he, claimed, but by his hired man. • Polpttl. ’ ’ Mr. Slone will not vote for .several of, the bills, “ even If I am the la.st man in ths House to say I ’ Nd ’ : ” and because of this opposition the Governor \ran to the radio and complained to ’ Pa and Ma. ” It was a good show. 0 a a' WOMEN ’ S CONFERENCE Republican -women from all over the State held their annual leg islative conference In Albany on Monday and Tuesday. March 2nd and 3rd. meeting in the Ten Eyck Hotel at the call of Mrs. Robert j L. Bacon, who delivered the prin cipal address at the final lunch eon on Tuesday. i Mrs. Bacon attacked the “ un- \To pas.s this, bill. ” he said, \would Kind Lady be to-place a great burden on Mane _ ____ il.USlIlSG KKO: Prisoner (lidate, but because of the absence of coura^, consistency or connec- A 0^^ a .hc d.,1 States. Mr, Lawrence ’ s, point of criticism is fair enough. He ad- n»its that we have sound Con- grcs-smeni ‘ like Bolton, Bacon, Tabor, Wadsworth and Hollister. But, on the whole, he charges, Republican congrcssionals, as a group, have not had the guts or the intelligence to make tlie party record straight. This, i n __ my j ’ udgmcnf,' is a True charge. Vet even this truth does not connote that \the Republicans will dis- appear like Whigs. ’ ’ - In any par- Leagye „..'urday, Jviarcn it , h n. in., ■ tid J P. M. The New York Junior League Players ’ second and last children ’ s play of the season, “ Ozma of Oz. ” Governors Island — Saturday, March 14, Miriam,Mar- mein will present her student concert group of dancers. This will be repeated Sunday, March 15, in Studio 61, Carnegie Hall. Seiu York'City — Ma'itttic Theatre. Sunday, March Jj, The New Dance League Will' give its second recital of men dancers. . Senu York City — Washington Irving High School. Sat urday, March 14, 8;30 P. M. jaeqes Cartier will give the seventh recital in the Students Dance. . Senu Yorh City — Guild Theatre. Sunday. March 15, $.4 ’ 5'P. M. CJiiio Daro and Costa Rae will make their local dance debut. is a favorite pronouncement, for two reasons. First, almost no one who uses ■it, knows an^ tfiihg ab^ the Whig party, but reference to that ancient title ifn payers . outside the village.s. Now, for a little synthetic the dry. Suppose the roads in unin corporated SecUoh.s between in corporated villages became fip- passable, so. that the latter were held snow-bound, and tlie Town declned to clear them becau.se qt lack of funds. How gl^ly would the villages voluntarily “ contribute toward a Town system that would render .such a. situation impossible anotlier winter? AGAIN, THE CHARTER The Brooklyn Eagle Nassau eWunty Charter poll appears to have excited ’ comparatively llttlp Interest, Judging by the pauqlty of votes so far received, either In favor of the new or the rejected Charter, or those Indicating op- .speech of the Chief , Executive too early in the political year to expe^ a decided expression of concern In the question, the Spring primary holding the spotlight at present lr» the political mind. It may. be,- also,' that the ma- Jorty of Na&sau County residents are not so vitally set on changing the form of local government as interested and. extremely articulate groups would have us believe; or, conversely, that the old system, dSrSFwS oh clean, hones1;^,_enlcient procedure In spite of every possible criticlsni that could be levelled against it, r^resents after all the greater needs oFHhe greater number who Kite a bird-ln-the-hand practice above a two-in-thc-bush theory. and every NeW Dear'meiiure in Congress has been \lojaded with Jokers. ” The Roosevelt govern ment, she said. Is the very anti thesis of the American govern ment as it> was intended to be — \a. self-government of Independent, courageous men and wpmen, think ing for themselves. The real Is sue today is not soil eroson, but' soul corrosio n. ” fonnsL evening, many \^pabUcan members di both' Houses attend ing previous to the legislative ses- siohs, whi$h began at 8:30. There were no speeches at the dlnenr, but Senator Gtorge R. PGearon wit tily Introduced his fellow Senators to the gather!^ while Speaker Irving M. ’ .'W^' ’ ^rformed a simi lar olTlce f(jr a larger number of guesU attejhding from the Lower House. _ Prominent among the ladies pres ent from the North Shore were Mrs. Ernest yi. Strong of Plan d(»ne, president of the Nassau County Federation of Republican Women; Mrs. Raymond E. Lease of the State committee. Mrs. Leon ard W. Hall and Mrs. Alvin S. Hutchinson of Oy^r Bay, of Shark's Island Here Comes Trouble C.LtM Cv fdvt: Story of l.ouis Pastrur * Hridr_ Comes Home Cf-KV Cv (lien: Xfary Burns, Fugitive Dance Band ” (,«r N ’ CK HUyhouw: Ceiling V.ero lUMMsin Rivoli; Prisoner of Sharks. Island Lady Consents H icksvle Playhouse; Chatterbox Dr. Harrigan ' ' J.Ml.MC.i Valencia:. The Ghost Goes West. The Music Goes 'Round L ti . N ck Little N,«k : H idovo From Monte Carlo Murdrr of Dr. Harrigan OvsT, By Lyric: Another Face Your Cncle Dudley^,, P t W ash Beacon: King of BttrUsque Whipsaw }. Rnsi-TV Kailim; .1 Iflght al the Opera Thunder. Mountain ' King of Burlesque — Sumiay, March 13, 1936 B tBvI.ov-Baby lon ;F»//'>«<. ’ the Fleet F mcdu . e Strand: Tale of Tnvo Cities FQ'Sfti.sr; Loew: Rose Marie Fi.CiiMNC RKO: Prisoner of Sharks Island Herr Comes Trouble O les C v Cove\: Story of Louis Pasteur ' Bride Comes Home (il.EN* Cv Glen: .Mary Burns, Fugitive ’ Dance Band G et N' ck Playhouse; Ceiling Zero M e . mi 'STD Rivoli: Prisoner of Sharks Island Lady Consents H icksvi . e Plavhouse: Ceiling Zero - Go •An, THERE, CENTRE ISLAND! S ' OTH^ VISITORS County Comptroller Theodore Be dell. Jr., and Supervisors ’ Clerk Charles K. Strqhson attended sev eral Important sessions^\ of . the County Officials ’ annual conventipn held in Albany on three days last week. County Attorney McNab of 'Sclienecta^Y Is president of the organization, banquet was held at the De Witt Clinton Hotel on ’ mdsday ev^ing. Others “ from home ” In the Capi tol at various ^es were James E. Stiles, publlun of the Nas sau Dally Revlev; Warren Ooi>^ don of Garden city, member of the A. fi. C. Oommlssion, and At torney Frederick B. JPWmel of Sea Cliff. “ A MBRB BROP^ Oovernor Lehman ’ s proposal to raise $4,001,000 In new revenue Sentiment would submit to cpn< venience, if not euphony, in the proposed change in nomenclature from \Oeissenhainer ” to “ Ransom ” of a street in Sea Cliff. Both names honor pioneer residents who left a worthy Impress on the vil lage during earlier days of ts development. • The new name Is “ easier to pro nounce, ” and that Is something of itself in these changed and changing times.- Not for conven ience, but for the sake of a more esthetic appearance ‘ on ' pef.sonal stationery, it would not be sur. prising if a more finicky genera tion sooner or later evolved a change from “Hlcksville. ” West J.iM.AiCA Valencia: The Ghost Hoes The Music Goes ’ Round L tl NCJ{ Lillie Neck: A«f# Time-We Love She Couldn ’ t Take'll •OY.ST Br Lyric: Paddy O'Day Beacon •. Rise P t W ash bse- of the Rancho R osi . vn Professional Soldier Roslyn; Sylvia Scarlett Your Uncle Dudley ■Monday, March 16, -19.36 B.^ bylon Babylf>n .Follow ’ the Fleet pMcaJAl-E Strand; j T h ' o Cities K lusiung Loew: Rose Afarie \ F lushing RKO; Prisoner of S/mrk*s Island __ _ 'r __ Li. Do not desecrate the sponge, cake by Using artificial fruit flavoring In it. Tty using one-third cup of orange Juice and the grated rind of the orange, and see how much more delicious the result is. If you want a nice brown chut, sprinkle a little granulated sugar over the top of the cake mixture before put ting it into the oven. A slightly thickened syrup is more tasty when serving stewed dried fruits. But this 'does not necessarily mean a heavy sugar syrup. When cooking dried fruits such as prunes,' apiflcots, figs, add to the water a teaspoonful of corn- frona an alcoholic beverage tax in- starch' for each half pound of fruit. WOODBURY FARMS / Only Itk Own Products STRICTLY FRESH EGGS 40 and 45 Cwtta a'Doxsn POULTRY . ‘ PHEASANTS - DUCKS ^ KltdJjP ON ORiDER CiMfter White Pigs ‘ G r ad t -A Milk and Cream IVEREDIfY private ESTATE MILK ROUTE Here Comes Trouble G i . ek C v t;ovc : Story of Louis Pasteur Bride Comes Home (ir.EN Cv Gjen: Mary Burns, Fugitive Dance - Band G et N ck Playhnuic: Ceiling ■'Zero IJ empstd Rivoli; Prisoner of Shark ’ s Island Lady Consents H icksvi . e Playhouse; Ceilin'g Z.ero J amaica Valencia: The. Ghost Goes H'est The Music Goer ’ Round L tl N ck Litil,e Neck: Next Time We Love She Couldn't Tale It , Ovw Bv Lyric: Pad^y O'Day Pr VV asii Beacon: Rose of the Rancho Professional Sutdier ' R03l.yu Roslyn : Sylvia Scarlett Your Uncle D'udiry Tuesday, March 17,.. 1936 BABA'iiON Babylon :Fn//<wi' the Fleet F mguaj .E Slrand : Tale of Two Cities F lushing Loew) Rose Marie F lushing RKO: Muss ’ Em Up Tang'o ~ (Jt.zft Or'Gove: Riff Raff '''■ l ‘ ody Consents G len Cv Cjifj].; ^'i«<i af the Dnmnrtt' \ '' Happiness C. O. D. G et N ck Playhouse : Lady Consents H emfstd RfvolL; PrsToner of Sharks Island Lady (^msents H icksvle Playhouu'; CeUing.,^Zero J amaica Valencia; The Ghost Coes Jkesl The Music Coes 'Round ,L tl N ck Little Neck: Next Time We Love She Couldn ’ t Take It OrsT By Lyric: Ceiling Zero Pr W.\SH Beacon : Rose ofAhe Rancho Professional Soldier ^ R oslyn Roslyn ; Annie Oakley Sweet Surrender (Contlnjiatf^on Page 9 ) warreiiton CeU«(* petparatorr pad oimtrsi ••ama. th-U -how to otudr, brtaas b«ya«. Ttaehsa >ow lies J profound knowledge o f American h i s - lory. Secondly, tlTe threat is .1 weli-scxinding bit of advocacy for any candidate or any doctrine that its irttcrer liappcns to desire. Republicans' should begin to esti mate this particular slogan at its true value. In questioning;^ its validity, we might begin.fSjT ’ f&bg nizing that it has 'now been used for three Jong years, with the re sult that the Republican party is the only alive and practical weap on against the peril of Mr. Roose velt ’ s /New Deal. Third-party, new-f}*riy. coalition party, .rioii- partisan league, all these concepts of :.a sui^itute for the. -Republican party have sprung up and died away. ■ Our structure of state elec tion laws and practices make al most impiossible any of those crea tions. It was eas} ’ enough for the Republican party to start itself or the Whig party dong^ called them in contradestruc- tion'^to a party ’ s ^nationals, ” have even, in modern days, been dis appointing, Especially, in the House of Repre.sentatives, wliere \group pressure ” and a constantly recurrent election — and primary — sap a man ’ s Independence. The Senate used'to be different. BiR (and, as an original advocaf? ’ ^ it, I liate to make the admission) direct election of United - States senators has -chan^d all that. Party cohesion and party respon sibility have been, perhap,s dis- Must^ Neno York'^City — Metropolitan Opei»a House. Thursday, evening, March 12, Mascagni ’ s “ Cavalleria Riisticana ” and Leoncavallo ’ s \Pagliacci ” and the American Bal let. Friday, March 13, 8:30 P. M., Beethoven ’ s “ Fi- delid.\ ’ Saturday, March 14, 2 P. M., Puccini's “ La Boheme ” ; that evening at 8. Bizet's, “Carmen. ” , New York City — ^Julliard Graduate Schdol of Music. '■Joseph' and His Brethren ” and Ravel ’ s one-act opera “ L ’ Heure EvagnpJ!^ ” . — ------ r ’ - Nfiu York City — Carnegie Hall. ^Friday. '^Vlarclf l5, 2:30 P. .M.» the Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra with Artur o To r ---- ---------- ’ --- ^ ‘ ------ ‘ ---------- astroiisly, lessened by these two devices of direct, instead of re-, presentative, government. But the fact., remains that the Republicans, like' the Dcmcicrats have 'for 75 years been troubled by their \Con- gres^ionals,\ and neither one of these major parties has \di^ like the Whigs. ” Dr. Butler 'And Air. George Bernard Shate Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, has had a brief journali^ic brush with Mr. George Bernard Shaw. In California Dr. ,,.Butlctyj.,tyaite any thing that any opinioo of Mr a new party with a Shay^ on American poHrics was Does anyone think the ruins in 1855 or 1856 because this body of law had not yet sprung into being. Suppose for an in stant, now, that the Republican national convention, the only fount of official power, should truly and properly, said decide to call the party dead and to ernbrace new name. that the name \Republican ” if so abandoneef, would not be seized upon and used by local organizations everywhere? That name would not, and could -not, perish as did that of the Whigs. A True Yet An Ineffective Charlie Mr. Dqvid lAwrence, . one of our really important commentators upon national affairs, has given new weight to this \Whig ” threat to the G. O. P. by saying that the party may die, not because of \any error in platform or can- \ludicrous. ” Whereupon lifr. Shaw, most unworthily arid \brom- idicaJly, announced: \1 suppose. y, announced: i suppose, if Dr. Butler had an automobile that had been an automobile that hqd been runrring for thirty years, ■and- was still running, he would insist that, it shcnildn ’ t ’ be changed for a nw car.\ A cheap outh ex- nw car.\ A chea; saying. There is virtue \in y< and virtue in age. The easiest and ecjually clieap response to Mr. Shaw wcxild be: \I suppose, if Mr. Shaw had a Stradivarius violin that 'had beeri played for 250 years, hcT would gladly exchange it for a newly^madc fiddle. ” gis-en Wednesday. Saturday, March I-+, ©45 P.M.. adoiher concert will be given and ibis will be repeated the next afternoon at 3 P. M. • Nrvq York City— Town Hall. Friday, March 13. 8:30 P. M., f'onra'd Thibault, baritone, will giyjs a recital. Ai«tc York City — Carnegie Hall. Thursday, March 12*. - 8:45 P. M.. the Boston Syfnpbony Orchestra with Serge Koussevitzky conducting, and Myra Hess as assist- inging pianist, will give a concert. They will also give concerts Friday, March 13, 8:15 P. M., and Saturday, March 14, 2:30 P. M. Sew York City — Aeolian Hall. Saturday, March 14, II M. The Nathan Ensemble Concej-tante, concert for children and yoimg people, with Morris Nathan conducting. Et'rw York City —McMillitf Academic Theatre. Satur day, .March 14, 8:30'P. M. Albert Spalding, violinist, will give a recital. , New York City — Washington Irving High School. Sat urday, hlarch 14.'8:30 P. M., the Washington String . Quartet will give »'wcital. New York City — Town Hall. Sunday afternoon, March 15, John Charles Thomas will give his second recital of the season for the benefit of Hartley House Music School. New York. City — Waldorf-Astoria. Tuesday afternoon, Nlarch 17. Concert under the direction of Albert ■ •e t,. < DATES — Joseph H, the emperor of Germany.,.who was born March 13, 1741, closed 700 monasteries, prohibit ed the publication of hulls, issued the edict of toleration and abolished serf dom . . The American lawyer,; Thona.- a« Riley Marshall, who-was a V'ice- President of the United States,* was born Maech 14, 1854 . . The seventh President of the^ Unitetf States, An drew Jackson, wh4^as a general in tfae War of 1812 and the Indian wars in the South, was born March 15, 17(7. James Madison, the fourth Preifdent \Of the TnUed State ’ s, -who served for two terms, was born March ^16, 1751 . . Roger Brooke Tkney, ag American juris and chief justice of the United States, was born March 14, 1777 . . Stephen Grover Cleveland, who was born March U, 1837, was the 22nd and 24th Presi dent of the United. States^.' . The statesman, William Jennings TBryao, who was an Ametican qwlitical lead er, editor and lecturer, as Svell as Democratic Presidential candidate three times, was born March 19. 1860 . . The Scottish explorer and mission ary in Africa, David Livingstone, wlio discovered \the source of the Zamliezi River, was born March 19. 1813. * -s ■J HISTORY — Standard Time was adopted March 1^, 1884, throughout the United States . .. On March 14. 179-J Eli Whitney patented the -cotton gin , . Maine wtps admitted to the Uirloii March 15, 1420 and' on that day in U9I7, the Russian C/ar was dethroned . . On March 16, 1802, the West Point Academy was established . . The British evacuated Boston March 17, 1776, St. Patrick ’ s Day The First Pension . Act was passed on March 18, 18189 and on that day 60 years later,, the first ’ phone ex change in New York State was d^en- eil in Albany . , The Stamp Act was repealed on March 19, 1766. Morris Bagby for the benefit of the Music Lovers' Foundation, Inc. Basketball Brookvilte — Buckram Beagles. Hounds will meet Sun- day, March IS, 3:00 P. M., at Mrs. Walter Jenning ’ s stable. W^nesday, March 18, 3 :00-P. M., they will meet at Friends Academy. Hockey New York C; ’ /y — Madison Square Uarden. Thursday, March 12, the Detroif Red Wings vs. the New York Rnngers. Sunday, March — L5, the New York Rangers vs. the_ New York Americans. Tuesday. March 17,. the. ChicagD Black Hawks vs. the New York Rangers. Thursday. March 19, the Canadians/'of Montreal vs. the New York Americans. Steamship Sailings ’ ^ . Great White Fleet — Calamares, sailing Saturday, March 14, Noon, for Jamaica and the Canal Zone. Iriona, sailing Wednesday, March 18. 10 A. M., for 'Honduras and Guatemaln. Peten, sailing Thursday, March 19, 1 P. M„ for Los Angeles Harbor and San Francisco through the Panama Canal, All sailing from Pier 3, North River. Furness Liaej — -Monarch of Bermuda, sailing Saturday, March 14, 5 _P. M. Queen of Bermuda, sailing Wed nesday, March 18, .6 P. M. Both for Bermuda, sail ing from Pier 95, North River,? foot of West 55th Street. '. / United States Lane — Amencan Farmer,- sailing Friday. March 13, 4 P. M., for ’ London. American Importer sniling Saturday, March 14. 11 A. h)-. lor Cobh and Liverpool. President - ’ Roosevelt sailing VVednesday, March 18, Noon, for Cobh, Plyrhouth, Havre and Hamburg. All sailing from one of the Piers 58 to. 42, North River, between West 17th and 22ml Streets. French Line — He , Dp France. Sailing Saturday, March 14, Noon, for Plymouth and Havre. Sailing from Pier 57, North River, fbot of West iSth Street. Hamhurg-Amertcan Line —North German Lloyd — New York sailing Saturday, March 14, 5. P. M., IS day cruise to West Indies -and South America. Hamburg sailing Sunday, March 15 (embark the night before) jfor Cherbourg, Southampton, and Hamburg. Eliropa ■Tailing Thursday, March 19, (embark nij^tt before)' for Cherbourg, Southampton and, Bremen, All sailing from Piers 84 and Sfijliacth River; foot of West 44th and 46th Streets. (GonCinued on Page B) End of a Perfaeii and Beginning; Perfect Even THE NEPTUNE PANCHlI . AND HIS own and their music ii . . . to say norttinU Pierre cuisine! Prix Fixe Dinner . <* Sunday Huffet Dinner klEgent 4-590(j for Ref T he CORIHTHluj For Luncheon anj O, Karyu- Enwmblf, Crusnr,, Prix Fixe Lunduon . 1 • SUAdhii ___ Oi'crlooliini; f FIFTH AVE. at . Edu ard H. Ciandii --- lUS ntr lexK 7aU >UR - h U j (tir BERMi:s\(N STUDIO OF DAi\( E New yof Teaclie Give Instruction:^ All Types® DaiidiiS^ Children and Ad^Sn ' * * ^ cool NEW Branch Sli& Just Openetii^ 10 NORTH FRA?i)i_ STREET IRS hemp A t £* d , l SS HEMPSTEAD A '^hort Distance 1 com B»* 18 III. ★ * ---- -i- »Ph • Other Studios Great Neck W 19 Maple Dri««« GREAT NECK Jamaica Slufc 1754)4 Jamaica AlWw (Above Carlton Th(*^ REPUBLIC . 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