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w . n. U m OrMi, IB Om iWM _ _ Mui; ticns »]r^]«wie men** hta of mar- . Town dork 31 llcetiwo i^aliracf o»c * fptoee tlm^ the #euther. , come-to wljKit we about it. ad found out S'* Day. Then t|9orter, did a f'fell .'Mi>rd. And last, iWe were five ;intttiik to the April ^ ‘ knd found It was all A PU0LICATION THE TOWNSHIP PRESS Wift JianliaBart JprplHp VOL. 2. NO. 46. prouameD bt TOWMBOP nUMOl INC. ec fcH v- MANHASSET, N. Y.. FRIDAY. APRIL 3, 1936 ®rSgr- m SPR AGUE WIMSi^H RECO RD P RIMARY iO Miiaet ^naldson and UP tUfeir boolcs this ipUve^ out of the Great BMc Honiw on Third Street, cWond«f« 4 ^bQ %uld rent it tt We weCU^jAMHltig that It was Ide^oMttte'iiw a dress shop, en iSw i| tj i&iiR#P' Weber and 0 < Hm ifc AA Ii it:i w 6 tt»e same idea. IM aa* ABiL^irtaig the interior a turjljMtfm |f»}low and is Ift^ v fl^iture and low ^aBoaijjB|%r'aM.|njuis to land- pe ^ lom^ and will be all to have fdOnutl opening on ril 21 . ^ a shop in Wychwoodt fautl4g><' for several I ITS. ■ ' '* J. A. Laressy, Dewey Defend Pay Increase C. E. Morrison Accuses Trusfe^ Of Consider ing Matter From Wrong Standpoint COULD CUT BUDGET HE TELLS CHAmMAN Mrs. Bartlett Disagrees With ‘ Money ’ s Worth ’ Statement tUhen Mrs. S. it Necit ” resi- home on ston, was lifoynia, she tojio to a hospl- UMtermer nelgh- -in' Great Neck, was to'see her. that iheiy had a grand over old .tfines In Great the tamjfamllies were on WlOdaOTv Jload. The Inn ItotHna you nay remember, one time Uvad ^ the James aden iMiuse at'Jt'jIRlndsor Road. that Aik l^rtin did the «ic Lantaro -plumn for Ute >rld. 11%' po#. wiled for New Ot Bit tuhana canal. -ji. Great ^ni||^-\M|fBcouts last had aa tAWr former ftoMy Mas^hr who got UtiB' w«W from Aflp to. San rreddy dW^ed to fol- the sea and is OA a freighter. tha uniweraity of Vermont Club conifi the information Clarsnca Upaky. who ’ s a fresli- tbara. baa l>e«a promoted to of Ooqiorariiv the Unl- K. O. T, O. battalion and bm, daatgnaAsd as a color- ThlB ia an umiEiial honor for awwiiaing to the miji- dspartwwnt nrMch made the * 6 • air- amni at 9 or readars submitted UB..(K>d we pass it atrins that homes Ardaaet at*-present. \ * will have to irdd to be able following case. days ago will would certaiu- an apartment to party No. 2. ms; Party No. when he was Ko. 1 , taking No. 2 had me prfvi- apartment to The Board of Education of the Great Neck School di.strict was split three to two in the vote on the teachers ’ salary increa.se of some $20,000 provided for in the budget for the com- ling school year, it was re- 'vealed la.stv^ight'at a hear ing at the Arrandale School. Despite wide publicity the attendance was small. Some 75 persons were present, several of them members of the .school .staff. John A. Lare.ssy. president *of the Board, who presided, defended the, proposed Increase and admitted that he had voted for it. Fredrick A. Dewey Informed the meeting that he had voted “ yes ” and was “glad of it\. Charles E. Morrison and Mrs. Irving T. Bartlett led the opposi tion. \Taxpayers cannot afford to meet any increase in taxation ” declared Mr. Morrison. “ Our teachers are well paid. In timet of stre^ and strain like these they should not get raises in pay. ” Wrong Standpidiit Replying to-Mr.'Bai^ ‘ 88 y'<> expla nation that “ to maintain the great efficiency of our', schools we must pay salaries that- will attraet the right type of- teachers, ” Mr. Morri son said, “ You are the trustees of tile taxpayers, not of the teachers. You have visualized this whole situation from the standpoint of the teachers. It should be from the standpoint of the taxpayers and what thej[ can afford. ” Mr. Dewey declared that - “ we get fContinued on page 6 ) WomanIsPotverIn Industry i. B. O ’ Connell I Write-in Vote Declares Car Company Head \Wtoman — the purchasing agent cf the nation — plays a major part in 70 per cent, of all the automobile sales today,\ declares G. C. Dodge, manager ©(• Highland Motor Company, Inc., Of Great Neck, Packard motor car dealers. \There Is move In that friendly toast, “to the ladles', than mere words. ” said Mr. Dodge when asked as to the part that ^e so-called weaker sex plays in car selection. •'Its'subject long has been recogniz ed as Queen supreme in the liouse- hold, but few realize' the power .she wields in industry as well, “ Take the motor car World for example. Not only does It build to please Milady \out also, it sells to her dictates. As the purchasing agent of the nation, slie plays a part In 70 per cent of all cars bought today, figures show,. \How natural for this to be true. Next to her family and home, it is lier car that ranks in Ipiportance, as judged by he r depeiidenc e.upon It. “ It is the man's c.ar that women adore. Nor is this hard to under stand. It embodies appeals to everv . -(Continued on page 4) Woman Drinks Alcohol, Dies Of Poisoning Was Employe Of Great Neck Family ; Police Investigate — .TVyv. G. C. DODGE Named As Head Of Civie Group Move Backed By Delatour Chamber Of Commeroej A.nti-Dowsey Group Fav- • SeUcts Officers For j ,q,re<l Change In State C doming Year URGES ATTENDANCE AT R. R. HEARING Committef* ‘ OF NO IMPORTANCE ’ SAYS W. H. GREENE Secretary Asks Tlu|,t;G.O.P.Leader Expresses Delegation Back Plea — 7 _ For Stairway John B. O'Connell was noinlnat- Faith In^ ‘ Voters ’ Intelligence\ \file antl-Dowsey faction, led by ed for the Pre,sidency of the Man- ' Councilman Hunter L. DeHlour of hasset Chamber of Commerce on ttiVatl J^eok and Cliarles E, <Buck> Stolen Auto Is Abandoned In Manhasset Detectives Are Investi? gating Series Of Burglaries Deveclive.s of the 6 th Precinct, Nassau County police, are investi gating a series of burglaries in the Great ' Neck-Manhasset area, which occurred between Sunday night and' Monday morning. In most ca.ses entry was made 'by means of an unlocked door or win dow. .^-7 An automobile belonging to Miss Edwardlr.a Walsh of the Hillside apartments. Great Neck, was taken -front a private garage owned by grini of _______ 2 . who had key to the atM| 6 Bent and had moTcd pkni at his furnish- l^e Aiotiae, daolded to move *•' - thinga .to by April l. RB. S ilUacovered that changed his BMjalOg into the home. iM^an arguing with pfrty NO. 2. , |TMt big party and wiled to settle fijurty N[o. 2 was way because he jRM aiao hail a de- rUpBrfiinent. lion wasn ’ t nine A 8 BKVICB ||g Will be held Great Neck at 7. APUL • IB Club. ViBbn i:30 p. m. speaker Club. Nooa week oom- npiunity House. circle Food k:n a. m. Fire Does Damage 111 Robinson Home Manhasset - Lakeville Fire men Fight Blaze In Great Neck Fire from an indetermlned origin early yesterday - morning caused damage estimated at $ 2 ,(X )0 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Robinson on Shoreward Drive, Great Neck. \iTi'e Manha.sset-Lakeville fire de partment was summoned by a neighbor who saw smoke eomlng from a window on the first floor of the residence. The four companies' responded. They were directed by Chief Fred Nickel, and were able to keep the flames from .spreading from the first floor. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson were not •at home when the fire started. A {ireliitnnary investigation revealed that the blaze started in the living room, but tlie cause could not be- learned. Mrs. Gazelle Seldl, an employe in the home of Harry Rovinsky at 4 Doris Court, Great Neck, died on Monday night in'the Meadow- brook Hospital. According to po lice rep^- she was poisoned by denatured alcohol which she drank in the belief tliac it was Wine. She^ was 56 yeans of age. 'According to pwllce. the dena tured alcohol, kept In IB^ellar of the Ravinsky home for use in their car. looked like wine and had a fairly plea.sant odor. Mrs. Seidl is believed to have mistaken it for i ■wine. Whejt site failed to leave her room on Monday, her employ ers investigated and found her- in a state of collapse. TOey notified 1 burglar had' ehieyed through the police.\ Dr. W. C. Atwell was summon ed and ^rdered the woman's Im- Wednesday evening at a dinner meeting at Plandome Gardens. He will succeed Arthur Deerlng. Other officers named were: John H. Dalr, vice-president; Louis Weniger, treasiirer; John Lombardi, secretal^i-tjyrohffM'i Nagele. ArUuiP' Wright and Leslie Mortimer, direc tors. It was voted to amend the by laws to provide Uiat ttie past pres ident atitomatically become a mem ber .of the board of directors A Board of Audit was appointed by the president to audit Uie ac counts of the secrc-hfry, treasurer and the B(x>ster committee. Tlie members are E. B. Whittlesey. Vincent Pinto. Daniel Burke. Ell.sha Rice and Leo Rpss. Tlie secretary was Instructed to write Captain Andrew . Wel.ss of the 6 th Precinct asking tliat the ordinance r^ulrlng peddlers to obtain a license be enforced Tlie next meeting will be on May 6 when Uie new officers will be elected. 4n appeal to \Interested indivi duals, organizations and village of- Macy Faction Is Defeated I Nassau Count Delegate Hyde, of Port Waslilngton. meintier of the Town executive committee, tills wek renewed • its atlempta to depose tlie North Hempstead lead er by favoring a \write-in' ’ ’ ’ vote for William. H. Greene of__Westbury as a member of the Slate Commit tee from the..second Assembly dis trict. Declaring that he did not expect that Mr. Dow.sey would be defeated, Mr. Delatour yesterday morning admitted that he favored tlie move, but denied that there liud been any campaign. \There has been no organized campaign ” , lie -.said, \It Is merely a proteat against Mr. Dowsey'.s leadership. No literature has been distributed and no speeches made. ” Expressed ‘ Resentmciil ’ \In iny opinion a write-in vote WH.S a justifiably way of expressing resentment at'ihe manner in which the nominations of Mr. Dowsey and Mrs. Lease for the State commlUee posts were made, ” he a.sserted. “ The Town committee was not consulted. Mr. Dowsey did not call a meeting of Uie Town Executive comtplltee luminlssioii on the request for an additional stairWay at the Mon- liu.sset railroad station, was made public this week by tiie seeretaryi John Sullivan at 22 HillsldCiAve-ijr jj Whittlesey, nue. Tlie car was found on Mon-| ^ letter to this newspajier from Mr. ■Whlttle.sey follows: \The Manhasset Cha mber of Commerce hereby, expre.sses Its o P t mediate 'removal to .the hospital where she died several hours later despite efforts of physicians to re vive her. The cause of death was given as toxic pqlsoning. After an Investigation by De tective Arnold Smith of the ' 6 th Precinct. Nassau County police, it was said that Mrs. Seldl apparent- lyly had been drinking the alcohol at intervals from Saturday night. Mrs. Seldl was bom in Bavaria. In 1922 .she was married to PVank Joseph Seldl at Bennington. Vt. The police soy that they believe he now is in a home there. TO HAVE SALE The. Ro.sary_Spclety of St. Mary ’ s Cliuroh, Maifliasseti will liave a cake sale -starting at 10 a. m. on April 11 on Plandome Road. Mrs. ^Chris Jaeger heads the commlUee. Others are Mrs. Alfred Bister, Mrs. Kate L'H«nmedleu. Mrs. John Rempe and Mrs. John Neubert of Roslyn. Prosperity Conies To Town, -Report Of Building Shows erty through a mortgage foreclos ure. according to Mr. Caldwell. The frathe house on the site built more than 20 years by the late Charles Lothian, noted actor, will be torn down. JVat. Washington -ftiUres prom inently in the -report and tops' the oUt'er communities in the Township with 13 permlU, sentlng a total cost of conslfildi tlon Of t74A0Q. ^ I Another Improvemenr which -MS ’ : Caldwell considers important is the renovation at the old Fearon place on the east llde of Carlton first apartment nue n'ear Webster Avenue, house on the N<^ Shore Wnce Waklllfiiflon.iris being «••«***# Prosperity has come from “ round the corner ” Ip North Hempstead as far as building is concerned, the report filed this week with the Town Council by Italph Caldwell, -BUU.d J \ g Inspector, reveals. His figures show that woa the second best month since 1929. Aooording to the report, plans were filed in March lor construc tion at a total estimated coat of *<BB«inn This is 18^ leas than Z^.000 figure of August. 1935. which was ttie higheik since the beginning of the depression. One set of plans provides for 183(L The building, a three-story brick structure, will be in Port Washington, on Uie corner of Web ster Avenue and MBdlaon Street. It will eontalB 13 opartmenu and 6 HU eoat 336,000. The building wlU be Anonced by the Bank Oleita ’ co-opwatWe BuUding and Loons ASMielatlon of into an apartment house by the owner. Peter Mahoney TTie nuinher at permits granted and the total oonatruction cost in other places outside of Port Wash ington were; Great Heck and lit tle Neck Fork, « permlU, |61J»0; Manhossai. tO potmits, 648,000; Wsstbury. 3 ponolts, tlO.OOO; Roe- day morning In a driveway on'! Nas.sau Avenue, Maulia.sset. i Salvatore LaPlaca of 31 Myrtle Street, Manha.sset. reported to the police that two purses, one con taining 39 and the other 310. Iiad been .stbleir from hi.s hom^. Tlie unlm ’ .ked side door. William puun. 84 Maple Drive, Great . Neck, and Willlaiii Young. 24 Bayview Terrace, Manlias-set, reported that their homes had ■been entered by ' inean.s of • un locked doors, but that nothing had been stolen. Detective Jolrfi Razutls,' who Is In charge of the case, discounts the theory that live robbertes are the work of ■ the Na.s.sap ’ s famous 'phantom burglar ” | bccuu.se. of the small amount.'wrBteltn. Maiilia8H( ‘ t J^cliool (yel8 B<>oks (rift Yale University Presents Nicholas F. Brady Memorial Book's, valued at -more than $ 200 ,' this week were received by Vlnal H. Tibbetts, superintendent of Manhasset schools,-Bs-an addi tion to the .school library The gift was mode througli Yale Uni versity by ■ friends of the . - late Nicholas F, Brady of Manhasset. in his memory. Included are a set of- 40 volumes preclalton for the co-operation you have always given it. * and efpeciully now in conneclloii wlUi the Public Service, Coininlssroii ’ s April ' 6 th hearing regarding'\*'the urgently needed new jilalrway- at tlie Manhasset Station •'For years the residents of Man- husset and its' Incorporated vil lages, acting both as Individuals “ and through tljyr^ civic jiutj vil lage organizations, have pleaded With the Long I.sland Railroad to build a stairway at the East side of the Plandome Hoad bridge so ids ” to. ’ attend the hearing on ll 6 Before the-PuBhe BervicQjThe only Ume yie, mattei: was dls to run the gauntlet of- rrossing Plandome Rond at the bridge bottleneck, ' “ In years .|i;ist deniiiigs have been, for the most part, with the . _ ‘ -itContlnued on page 6 ) (lops Aro Demoted By ( 111 ief,Skidmore Officers, Patrolmen Penal-, ized In Royal Palace Case J ~ A captain, two lleulerpinls and a sergeant tliifi-weeky were reduced in rank, a lieutenant and eight patrolmen paid fines apd a sergent woe reprimended by Abram W. Skidmore. Clilef of Uie - Nassau County Police deperatment. as an of 'Yale ’ s Shakespeare edition, a|Bftenpath of-tHe mueli-pubiieieed ! RoyaT 'Palace restaurant cas^ All of the officers Involvee were stationed In Mlneola at Uie Ume of their alleged violations of de partment rules. The majority 'were set of the Independent . edition of \The Pageant of America, ’ ’ 15 volumes; the text-book SttHion of \The Chrohlclcs of America.\ 50 volumes. The single volumes In ttie rco)^ ’ ihlfted in Uie \shake-up ” wlilcli lection Include \'The American Spirit In Architecture.\ \The Pa geant of America.\ and ‘ Washing ton and _ his Coileogues'.-'-'- TO ENTER CONT^T Mrs. Paul Nielson and C®*\' Blicby will represent ; the Garden Deport-ment of the .Plandome Wo- iSSn ’ s TJlub at li'e ’ Ubl. -settlflf contest sponsored by Abraham and etrausa, to be held on April 6 . f The Garden department will ha4e ” a luncheon ohd bridge at I p. m. «« AprUr 32 at FlaBdom£..Q3;i^') ” : Mrs. John Sengstaken Is chair man. Manhattan, Which owns the pr^ 1^, 4 pennKs, MAM. CHOIR TO SING •me choir of All SaipU' Church, Clreat Neck, uncier the direction of Hugh SAsAmls, organist and chiilriiinter, Will sing Boiilnl ’ s 'iBtabat Mater ” at 8 p. m. on Sun day .evatiliif at the church. J. RtTSSEE HPRAGDE R.' S. Trailior, , Elks Offjeers Are Installed llf'iiilihtpufl L o <1)( f M fii I' hers Officiate Al\ ‘ ^ OreiitonleH Dominic Gwando. past Exalted Ruler of tlie Hempstead Elks Lodge and iiHMiibcrs of his staff, ofTIcl- Bl-ed--at , tiiu instaiiaUon caromonlas on Wednesday evening of> Robert S 'rraliior, newly elected Ebcalted Rulw of the Great Neck Elks I..odke. aiul his official - family. Tlie vlsru'iig Bilks were guests of the Great -'Neck 'lodge at - dinner at tlie elubliousc on Grace Avenue befpre the ceremonies at tlie Ma sonic Tcinplo. ’ justice of the Peace Egbert E. LcOluse lieadcd the conunittee. He WHS B.sslsted by Willis Bryant, J. Chmlcs Frank, Herbert R. Nlnes- lliig, Richard Kehoe. Henry A. Halim and Erastus J. Parsons. Ir win R Browner, who ended his term of offlde as Exalted Ruler on Wednesday, was toastmaster. The officers installed were; Ro bert S Tralnor. Exalted Ruler; William Coppleatone, Leading Knight; James B. Canlpbell. re- . ,, ... cording ■secretary; Herbert Ander- Thc nominating commHlee, . Mrs. , ireasurer; Cl^rUe Miller, tylar; Malcolni Angus, Mrs. Howard Alicl. Mr.s Harold Callls. Mrs Henry B ’ olz and Mrs. Roswell 'Duman will -present a slate for election at the annual meeting on May 13 Mrs. Harold Huber, “ chairman of the philanthropic committee, re- tiorted today that $69.15 was made at Uie lunclieon and bridge held | last weeji. under the auspices of' the Corn Products Company. . j| t : TO HAVE PARTY NERIEk TTie first of the season's cussed was at a county executive committee meeting when-the nomt- •nallons were made. ■Personally I couW not ggiL^Jqntt- oiisl.y vote for- k man Uiat-T do bit not Uilnk is .qualified tn. be. the Town leader. ” Intelligence Above Avrrajir \I believe that Uie intelligence of the Republican parly In Nassau County Is above the avcnige\ said Mr, Dowsey when told of the move to, weaken his position us leader. \I am satisfied 'that the voters will cast their ballots for the best inter ests of the party and will Ignore the solicitations of liidivlduals I cheer- (Continued on. page 4) JulUFH Pond To Ii4 ‘ ctur( ‘ To IVfiiiiHcy Park Woiiicn The Munsey Park Woman's Club! Republican Organixatioi Unpledged Candidal Elected By A 10 To 1^] Count DOWSEY RETURNED AS COMMlTTEEMA9ii Greene (^arriea Hydoo^^l Delatour Districts 'ltt''Writedii Nassau county Republican I voters yesterday settled the ] question of pledged and fin-t pledged presidential con»| vuntion delegates in a recor primary vote which elecUdi J. Russel Sprague, NasMU Republican leader and George Grau, secretary ^ of the Queens County Republi'^j can organisation by a 10 to] 1 Count. They will attend] the Cleveland convention in] June as delegates from-th#| First.. Congressional Dist^efef which taw jn Nassau,, Sufaj folk and part of the Basterit} section of Queens county. ..;j The orgahloaUon ooiuUdatae I swamped the Mocy Borah-fqr-prM« 1 Ident forces In Nerth Hempstoagl hignasi I by a vote I, the that lt.s pas.sengi>r.s would not have will meet on April 28, when JamcHi B. Pond will lecture on “ Behind the Beenes wltli World Celebrities.\; of u to percefitalia tfi TO county. In. On tf r Bay.i ’ the *T In lleihpstmd, to 1. On the ticket with Sprague end j Grau for unpledged alternaUa.i Were George R. Brennan, chatrmai3'| of The iraisaQ County Oomnur and Mrs. Claire Brown of ICneoU < On the opposition slate, entered | by W.' KiMstand Mocy, BuffoiE leader, were O. Walter Randall o{ Garden OHy and Jenkln 8 . Uodkerf j os delegates, and- Mrs. Lillian < Oaring Owen and Macy os alter-1 nates. , ] j ToUi Vete. . ' The total vote in North Hemp- j stead follows; Sprague, 3623; Orau, j 355); Randall, 334; Hockert. 367| (Continued, on page 4) Herbert R. Nlnesllng, trustee for five years; George V Bullen, trus tee for five years. •Mr Browner received a life incmberKlilp card from Uie Lodge. .17ie members gave him a walcli and clialn. Mrs. Browner received a cliest of silver from the mem- of Sunday night supper parties will take place ( 5 at the North Hempstead ' Coun try Club. parties April April EMPLE MEMBERS TO MEET 'he annual meeting of the con- gregalloti of Temple Belh-EI, Great Neck w.in be held at 9:15 p. ni. on 17 after the evenly services. Annual .reiKirls will bel^resented and trustees elected to Uie Temple Board. ' Race Track 'Will He Built At Mlneola This Summer occurred on January 1. Among the ofllccM punished were Lieutenant Andrew Wilson of the OUi Precinct iri Manhasset. who ,waa drtu^M to sergeant and as signed to ' palrol d\ity.\'9wtaad»ctt- Vincent Burns and August Thiedo of the 6 Ui Precinct, were fined 10 days ’ pay. patrolman Prank Lemeux ' g\ Marshall, head of Uie Motor Devel- opipent Corporation, a four and one half mile auU) race track will be constructed on a 360-acre tract com prising the eastern portion of the ttie track finished by June by it will not be ready before October, when iiour 'The new Long Island speedway will be the only-track bf- sldes the Indianapolis oval where Uie (irlYcra will be able to use su per-chargers oh their motors. Ttie straightaways will b*,60 (sst wide jKllib C t JWS making a RfiVeal Plans For Oaks Hun^ Annual Event ('.ommittee Aimounce^j Program Arranged- For Horne Show The third annual Horse Show the Oaks Hunt will be held on May] 17 over the Oaks Hunt course Lake Success. There will be cli for hunters and jumpers and horsemanship. Bdwi^ F. AlkolS Herbert Duck and Carl MUIlag in charge of orroagements for “ flrit 1986 Horse Show on Long land, ” which has been licensed the Amerlesn Horse Show Aasooli Uon. Ihs announcements read; your convenience and plewaurw- offer a ne wahow ring In I offer a new show ring In w equipment of the latest tjrpsi * | outside hunter eourie In a Held with good turf, away obstructions; a Bsml-elr«iae» < with a variety of fences not] norlly met on on AmeylMilt , Ing field, such os Aiken, rail, aUme well, pen and coop, all Jumpe about UW89,;|| nine tnehes.\ There will be Uiree of the ame Freetnct paid a fine of a race. «tU .. bc .Ataged^ two days' pay. Sisterhood Of Temple T q .ljUiy.*- Bridge Party The Blaterhbod of “ Temple Belh- EI, oyeat Neck will conduct a bridle party on the afternoon of April 33 In the social hdll of the Temple for the benefit ot the FhUonUiroplc fund. The peU^work quilt, recently - donated ''to the SMwhood, will be presented to the ailnner at that Ume. The track will not be an oval and the races offered will be more on the ktyle of e road race, bringing bock memories of the old Vander bilt Cup races conducted on liong Ttiand, *niere -wlU he-niiiiasem turnsr-mtld and sharp, and several straightaways. However, the spec tators will be eble^to see the enUre race from the grandsUndS. ■It is ekpccted Uiat the drivers will be able U> ittelu e speed df 130 mllee on hihu ’ on one straightaway and It la bsllevad that the Wtonlng averofe will by obput 10 or 16 miles a success. turn will be' 140 feet wide. The speedway 'hos'been designed by A. XL SUlslHtfje. P a olflB Ooasl engine e r , and has been sancUoiisd by the contest board of th/A. A. This governing body colls the track Uie safest In tlie world and will protect it against similar ventures within a' rodltu Ji; 10 .P 1 W 8 S P/„I<3w . It Is hoped that the opening of this track at Mlneola wlU do much U> revive auto racing which hga slumped steadily in the post five qr six ^ors. Mr. Marshall thy motehaias hod eopsMefoM#' ence In prbmotlng tpatts sure the Long Island project j^tU hunters, hunters and ers, for the Oaks Shore will M UBhue u. ers and one for huntac ring. The jumping ring, for a MW qpea je will Include amateurs and lodlM ' which win IneAide wal^4| 10 yean of tgsi years of asn atrles. ■ t
