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PuWWieu eVery WKlay oy Township Press, Bronson W. Onmom, President Sophie O. Oriscom, Vtce-tteskton^ liucllle O. »«ln. Secretsry Macy Forces Defeated In Nassau County Phone; Great Neck 1410 THK .MAyHAS&ET PRESS/mDAY. APRIL 3. 1936 ? -i'* Bronson W. Oriscom. Publishei Mae Dennler, Editor NEW YORK OM^CE; 551 PIPTH AVENUE Telephone; Vanderbilt 3-8422 Entetwd as Second Class Matter on June 8, 1934, at 'Jie Post Of- fice in Manhaaeet, N. Y. FRIDAV. APRIL 3, WE AGREE! We are in hearty accord with the .sentiment^- ex- pre.s.sed by the publi.^her of our esteemed contemporary in hi.>i editorial on udvertisinir which appeared in a re cent issue. We too ayree that ’ “ it is folly to hope more than you pay for. ” It is unfortunate, a.s he points out. that ther'e are solicitors of advertising, who “ blithely promise adver tisers the Empire Buildinu or the Wa.shinKton Bridjte or .somethinjs' equally impo.ssible &f fulfilment. ” It i.s-true that;^there are advertisinir solicitors who unblushitiKly qu«t\ inc^rect tiffures'in ordei* to “ rake in a few im- mediirte ds)liars, ’ . ’ . realizing 'full well the impos.sibility of tracing actual results except in a few rare instances. Believing'that self-pra1.se is admi.ssion of weakne.ss, we have, refrained from comment, upon our virtues — and \we are vain enough to-believe that there are some — pre ferring to leave that to our readers'and advrtisers. We have rakher devoted our attention to publishing the sort of newspaper we believe Manha.sset wants. We. have. fried to. review impartially and without bias the (Continued from 1) Brennan, 3450; Brown. 3408; Macy. 402, Owen. Sll..' Carries Five DistrieU Deapilc a move 6s__efiuncUm«n Delatour and Charles E. (Buck) Hyde to weaken ’ Che leadership of James L. Dow.sey by a write-in vote for William H. Greene ’ re- t iiAa«i which were available this\ morning and were Incomplete. Indi cated that Greene carried only five i dUtrlcte- opt of 63. four in Port Washington. Hyde's bailiwick and the 45th in oreaj J^eck, Delatour ’ s district. It was indicated that Dowsey led Sprague^ In many 6I the districts In th^ Township. ‘ Early this' morning Hyde de clared ^ that “ the vote shows a growing dissatisfaction with Dow- sey ’ s leadership ” and intimated that he considers Greene as a potential candidate for tlie Town leadership, ' Dowsey Satisfied Mr. Dowsey. .. ,5fild following primary returns : \North Hempstead again led the entire county on the percentage of enrolled vote .cast, .nearly 10 to 1 Prim^iry Returns By Districts I a MaqhaMet 1 17. 63 40 • ' --56 Great Neick 5 8. 86 54 14 IS. 39. 42 43 44 45. 49 57. 33 32 65 76 36 35 41 47 64 74 27\ 52 32 51 5 50 “ 3Q 85 62 ~ m I - ■ I . S ’ > 3 29 65 74 35 36 38 45 53 72 26 50 32 51 4 - 3 30 2 -86 4 53 3 1 26 0 64 75 ,9 •6 2 3 2 4 4 4, 0 3 5 33 34 25 44 52 64 23 48 29 48 _l ^30 84 55 WT 26 64 74 33 34 28 44 53 66 24 •50 30 29 1 4 4 3 2 2 12 6 2 9 2 4 •11 8 2 4 10 \T Great Neck Pupils To ^11 t<*r Contest Sees Woman As Power In Motor Sales 4-i . . \ — 1 Eidrid^;, ’ pa^e'iT-'* ’ iA' WHliam ’ Farrell, son of Mr. and I Wrti sanctuj^.. j St.- Aloysiue Schottl Will I Be Represented In Le gion Aids ’ Event • , Manii, 4-lun, “ ■clock toj,, Rf'staurant in ^ short-bu,„nf' will visa the , die Rock. t','. I (Continued froi , . _ instinct a woman ever had- a deep Mrs. William Parrell of cedar Drive, love of beauty and siyif. keen and Mary Caveney daughter of Mr. | nrtrte tn Dos.sesslng fine thing.s, a ; and Mrs William Caveney of Baker ^ •• appreciation of I Wllllston Park, simnsor.ed by the quality mercm.mu.-,.-, .. canny scn.se , Americanization committee* of of thrift in buving and owhing it.] American Legioh Auxiliary of Nas- ; 01 tnriii in ou . m * g '.sau County. ■ Mrs. Wellington! The automobile was certainly , _ ___ ty power, u. real quality merchandise, ■ -mn nwumif' »v. ? — -o ........ . ......... . TtainlV ' ^o .County. ■ Mrs. ’ VVeillngto hanrtiP ' L ’ Hommedieu. a member of the! nothing for a woman to haoo'c charle.s A. Fowler Jr. Auxiliary of ' back in the fifsl days of „ 1 Great Neck, i.s chairman of the .y , car. There was lit,He thought given | ^'>-c«i ^ 1 to comfort and the driving of* an subjm- of-the talks will be ' 0 j early day horseless eariiage 1 Benefits of Constitutional: , job not only for “ \ ’ “ o ^ Lillnte I Government The county ha-s been | 2 I man. and^one not afi . 1 imo three .sections, and the I ' his hands witli grease or lu.s clothe.s I , witli mud and dust. 1 final competition | ] Legal Group Fees Raised, Sees Need To IT owii T o Get Curb ^Waste ’ iMore Revenue lam Whiy satisfied. .As for the I ‘ Onlv Wav To Rvdiiqo jGovemor Sip ns r;cf;t\.Tw2 “ rpo ” ''4S,.5!l Taxation,' Declares | ^^ponsore.I.By Norll. ton is self-explanatory, oreaniza- Town Couiiiiiltee . ' Hfinpsteaci Clprki tlon Republicans voted ^IW the! ’ i _____ | -------- candidates -of their county com- ; “ Courageous curbing of govern- j More than $2,50(T a year 1 ment waste and extravagance\ Is : lo .rrtuc \ti burden «t \Wben early day ensmeers riiial- i g y,i,,eola. ly were able to build a machine that | -pijjr' Qieal Neck representatives! | are pupils at St. A loysiu: s School. TO .1I.\>'E ' sale The Community Circle of would run with a considerable amount of dependability attention was turrted to tiie* comfort of people who rode In- them, , Passengers re- community Circle of Coni- ceived first consi.^eraLion in this | cHm-ch will conduct a food matter of comfort, probably bec.ui.se^^jp morning of April 11 they frequently were wQineu. j, ^ .store In the. Gilsjy Build- --T>tfr--englncaT --iraa---rcco 6 m 2 ea , that women were ghing to di Ive , 3 Ogden heads the Bill automobiles when he began \' “ Tking ‘ j on the ea.se of handling cars. As - compar ed with automobiles of lo- ! day those of just a few years ago ; steered like trucks.. Controls ,be?n i simplifiedr operation made easier. ■ ’ ll was only a short time ago IllOVi iolzbV 1 Ill ’ ll ion ’ ll ,;rs pr SeiViCfS, ^ ***i.-. il n CMS great *■ »'' HU* Eln - ---------- East ■ ed . delegates caused the first de-| In our editorial cojumn.'t we have taken a definite stand on matters afrettitiK the wdiKitf'ie of the community, believinjrr this to he the duty of\a^ Nimmun- ity newspaper. ' , j We have been critici.sed. We are plad of that-as, it' prove.s in¥tW^t. We have been praised. We also .are 1 glad of that, knowinK th.'it most persons are more prone j to throw brickbats than bouquets. * j We have made mo \extravagant claims, nor will we j miike any. We know,-to. atrain (luote our contemporary, j that “ it is folly to hope for mon> than you jiay for. ” j hC-j legate pontes: in the Republican party since prefei wore inaugurated in 1906. taxation. ’ declares the North LiOgislative Committee tiyities of every local organization, regardless of race party since preferential primaries 1 Hempstead ''ryi-i'.l ,t ‘ ,i hii'i'bi tiiL ’ yiii 11 urnr'n ttiniicrirr-QIIn 1 Qoi? ' z In a prcseiitment. Sighed by Oscar Move Backed Bv Delatour similar legisiaiiori passed last xeari y ^COURAGE THE ARMY --- The United States Army will be honored for its ser vices in peace and war when the American people cele brate Army Day on Monday. With world affairs in their pre.sent'threateninpr con dition, it is essential-the Americans again prove to those -who serve in our arnv^^ forces that their loyalty and ability are recognized,, and appreciated. • - It is a matter of gratification that pending appro priation bills for the War Department clearly realize the importance of maintaining the Army on an adequate „ basjs. * Only thrfjughwsuch maintenance can -the htig£, peace time tasks of the organization he carried out. And only, .through such maintenance can the Army be ready for the emergency job , which miiy at any time be thru.st upon the United States thVough no fault of its own. Give the army the encouragement which it de.serves j^nd neeri.s _____ ^ ----------------- - -------- - -------------- r “ •\\\ R. Houston of Kings Point, chair man, and forwarded this week to Senator George L. Thompson, As semblymen Leonard W. Hall and Harold P. -Herihan_ and Congress man Robert ’ Low Bacon. Tlie committee ’ s request 'to the legislators . -fcTlows: \The Legislative Committee of North Hempstead, at its meeting on Sjtiriiary 26, voted to put be fore V>u Its view.s on Uie subject of government expenditures. Letinf ‘ Committee believes thatthe fact tha^'ttt^ coiint.V e.veciUlVe Jneetmg, which 1 1 increasing taxation of all kinds, is (,,,c fee* of onlv 25 cents for filtne was unable to attend. The question , ^ crushing burden on in- ^ ° f\-- the iContuiuecl from Page 1) fully abide by the desire of voters. ” A.sked about the., nominations, he said ” Tlie chairman of the county I ---- , -^ meeting of the in in creased revenues from fees to. his a considerable ambuitl of skill office\ was predicted -today by Uv-as involved in starting the engine. Thomas W. Fitzgerald. Town Clerk i because of. fine adjustinei)t.s that _ ' . . ... '.hijH lA hp ninrlp with ir.utuallv Hempsie,-. | sponsored ” by Mr. Fitzgerald, wasl^.^^.^ ’ df automaticallv now ' signed this week by Governor Her- ..g po^.p,. been greatly j bert H. Lehman, The bill Provides and were it not for the' for increased fees and is based on | engineers ha to enable the county ejerk of Nes- ■sau to advance, his fees. “ Tlie governor ’ s signature to thi.s bill will double the revenues of my office, ” Mr. Fitzgerald said ” and will return to the taxpayers next year more then $5.5<X). The most revenue exacted from the town clerk ’ ^ of fice up to now Was $2,300. No one of vacancies came up. at that time , tiiyiduals. crippling business, and and my nomination and- that of J p^gyebt lng the return of employ- Mr?. Lease was endorsed, AnoUier meeting was held, which I again i „„ ent and business pirosperity to filing of chattel mortgages was nuich 'too low. It hasn ’ t even paid for the clerical work involved. The bill increa.ses fee.s fol- ably would not have ^ today the.i vacuum operated clutches such as are found on the big 175 hor.se .ppw'er | Packard. Twelve or the scmi-ccntri- fugal clutch on the Packard One Twenty. Both permit the driver to disengage the clutch with u Tighp touch of the foot. number of other features.of - cars could be pointed out. for instance the steering which, in a Packard, can l^e done easily with one finger. And in the matter of easy steering it might be pointed oufthat back tn 1899 and 1900 that meeung was neia, wnicn i again j ^^rmal conditions. Tlie only way ’ lows had tq ml^. -^ere was no question the burden of taxation can be! chattel mortgages from ’ 25 centy of dissatisfaction at that time, nor ! i . i , v » Z,.!, i slfovel-handled tiller which frequ- to $ 1 .; satisfaction of chattel mori | whipped the driver out of the tgages from 25 to 50 cents; assign- ment of chatte mortgages. 25 to 50 ^ cents; filing of receipt, no charge ^ rut in the road. A SENSIBLE MOVE' The blanket order Jiy .Die T. W. Woolworth Coni- pany to its branches to discontinue all sale.s of play pis tols merits a pas.sint? salute by tire marchers in the army of peace lovers. It is, to say the lea.st, disconcerting to par^ts, and to those who are not parents, when they are waylaid by children removed one step from the baby carriage with shrill shouts of “ Put ’ em up! ” ^Only recently a child on Long Island was gravely Injured when the strong spring of a toy arm suddenly ’ went off cock. Teachers and pupils at the school the boy attended started an energetic crusade against all such- , , , reduced is by a courageous curh- was there any at Che county meet-j government waste and ex- . . , I travagance. .1 . , i ‘ The: CommiUee is of the opin- •I dont a tach any importance to | elective representatives iP ni'itrpr rUfr f Irppn n ?Tipmnpr . , , . • j of the people, edft-senW'HWtr COn- ihe matter, ” Mr. Green, a member of the Town -eXecirttve committee .said today. 'Ti ’ s just one of tho.se things that crop up when election .signiflcanL ” » ' “ l ‘ *certa ’ lftiji,;.jy,^.».behind a ’ ’ write- in ” vote In* the Port Washington area ” , said Mr. Hyde today. He re- Tused.' howe.ver, to make any further comment by ' tej^hone. reclaring \there is much more tg.it. ” stituents in by taking no better way then firm stand against to 25 cents; conditional bill of Sale contract. 25 cents to $1.; satlsfat-i' tlon 2 to 50 cents; receipt, no charge to 25 cents; assignment 25 cents, unchanged. — • • -:r-- ■ A law was passed last year en- - . - ■ ’ potentially harmful toys, but it is saddening to reflect that such alertness must wait upon .accident. Apart from the physical danger, howevpr, the universal wish for peace, is not furthered by fostering a fondness for wea pons which are usually used for mimic' warfare or imi- ' tation of the cowardly acts of . gangsters. While the discouragement of the use of toy arms may not seem greatly to advance the sentiment-against •war — actual or mimic — ^the ruling of the 6 and 10-cent (Store management is a movement in the right direction. TO CONDUCT CHORU.S One tiling rarer tlian opera in English is English opera, according to Professor Martin Bernstein of New York Univer.sity, who will con duct the Washington Square College Chorus and \ Orchestra in a concert version of Henry Purcell ’ s “ Diocle tian\ in the Heqipstead High School on the evening of April 16 for tire benefit of the Nassau Hafstra Col lege Book Fund. ’ . _ : _ ed if you would care to meet with ] abling the county clerk to advance it .somfej evening \ at your conven-j his fees to ones belieyed more com- iepces and discuss the matter more ' mensurate with the services render- ■ ftrtly \ I ed by the county. This precedent ; , OSCAR R. HOUSTON, j Is seen partly responsible for the I Chairman, j pa.s.sage of Mr. Fitzgerald's bill. tlve Committee was organized | RECOVERS FROM ILLNESS ,j,-._,\All ease of driving and ' die ’ luxirous comfort of today ’ s! motor cars is .something wliich man j apprecia'tes .fully a.s much as. woitir i_, eh. for today mo.st men often ispend ! as much time in their motor cars as in their favorite chairs at home. Men might well today doff their hats to the ladies in recognition of the improvements which have been made in all automobiles. ” Never before have the stores nfWrs. tsbrii York advertised such charmingSjmber uid : clothes, hats and home furnishinfWt® *eek. all designed to put you and j ourhf ^ nic hold in the Easter mood. See thei® j tisements any morning in the Try a Want Ad! more than five years ago by-JamEs^j The Rev. CHiarles Hi RJoker. Rec- L. Dowsey, town leader, and has 1 tor of Christ Church, Manhasset, become an important unit in the 1 occupied the pulpit at the Sun- study of proposed legislation, j day morning service for the first Scores of similar groups, patterned 1 time, since he was taken seriously on the same.lines, have sprung up] ill three weeks ago. . in various parts of the State. j - _______ — I - During the legislative session,! HOME FOR HOLIDAY FRANK H. SH ERWOOD COUNSELOR .VOCATIONAL Guidance to choose and pre pare for your' occupation. 329 Glen Ave. Sea Clifl TEL. GLEN COVE 455 NEW YORK lie : Teor ad, Bert Ra s E many hours of careful considera tion of both Assembly aiid Senate bills are given by the members^ whd either approve or disapprove bill 6 . Legislators immediately . are informed “ flf thejr disposition.* Edwin N. Seiler, a student at the MSses Brown School. Is pass- •4ng the spring holiday at his home. He is ^the son of Mrs. Ei ’ e- lyn Norton Seiler--of 34 North Drive. i E n t .e r t a i n ni e tt t s (Continued from page 2) - Thurstlay, April 9. 19.16 “ ....... . ” ' Knhln //or,/ nj I'.Unnitln MORE NEEDED* This newspaper takes grateful pride in the gener- ious response of the residents of. this community to the appeal for funds in aid of the thousands of men, wo, men and little,children who have been rendered destitute by the floods of the past several weeks. Perhaps never before .has money been so cheerfully given for a public cause. _ But the occasion also is extraordinary. Reporters ^vho 'have been in the devastated areas an(^ seen with their own experienced eyes'the haYQCi* wrought by the ■.swolleir rivet ’ s are agreed that the need for immediate and thoroughgoing help is poignantly evident. Most of the sufferers were already poverty-stricken; the floods simply constituted a final affliction. It-follows that a further appeal is imperativ'ely re- iquisite. Yet mere words are powerless to express any such plea. All that cold type may do is to hint at the tragedy. For complete and measurably sympathetic 4>MipiM^hiEft(MaA-o# speak; - appreciation, then, of the fellow feeling shown by the . donora who-thus fat hava-contributed, this newspaper asks their heighbors to be inspired by their example. A faw hundred years ago every individual regularly gave a tenth part of his earnings to the work of God. Is it too tnuch to ask if there are not at least a few kindly souls who, right now, when emergency is so grave, will ^share to the same extent for the relief of His sorrowful ChildreR? B avsiiore Kayshore : Fi.usHlKc-fc,of\v : Tough Guy . Don't Gi't Ti'rjonal yilTSUlNO RK.O: The H alting Dead 1 Every Saturiiay Night G i . ek ('v Cove: Music Goes Round CT.EX Cv Glen: Make a Million < Java Head _____ \ . (7»r N ck Playhouse: Farmer in the Dell Mus'te Gors Round H e M pstd Rivoli: Rhodes, the Empire Builder Every Saturday Night J am .MC. a Valencia r.I/«./erff Times Love Before Breakfast I.Ti. N ck Littla.Neck: Invisible Ray IlitthUiie'Tddy OVST B y ' Lyric: Collegiate ' ■P t W ash Keacon : Yellow Dust If'e're Only Human Rosi.V.x Roslyn : .V/e//a Parrish King of Burlesi/ue Coming Event (Continued, from page 2) .Monday, April 6 — Sun. rises.and etis 5:36 .A. M., '8:30 P. \i. ; moon rises ----- ; high tide 11:11 A. M„ rise 6.8 feet; 11|13 P. M., rise 7.4 feet. Tuesulay, April 7 —Sun rises and sets 5:34 A. M„ 6:31 P. M. ; moon rises 7 :3^4 P. M.; high tide 11:31 A. M„ rise 6.8 feet; 11:27 P. Vfi, rise 7.4 feet. Wednesday. April 8 — :Sun-i4se» and sets 5:32 A. Nt.. ’ 6:32 P. M.; moon rises 8t37 P. M.; high tide 11:43 A. M,, rise 6.8 feet; 11:51 P. M., rise 7.4 feet. Thursday, April 9 — Sun rises and sets 5:31 A. M„ 6:33 ■P. M.; moon- rises 9:40 P. M.; high tide 12:11 P. M„ rise 6.7 feet. APkiL WBATHER SPRING FASHIONS ^HERE ’ S a new .trend in . clothes for spring . . , a trend toward a new gl ’ fTce'iand a newr\gharm. It ’ s a trend that will re* require perfect\ gfbUYhlng . . . and one that we ’ re prepared to help you to achieve! ,, When In Need Of Refreshment Toddle Doivn To •\ ' HADFIELD INN — Choose from a supply of fine liquors and cordials, and enjoy yoiir.s in a truly refineti atmosphere. Can our hew barUnder lijix drinki —ANP HOW! and the Saturday Night Entertainment CutteFRIiil Rd., Nr. VarT'Bwck — Great Ne^ 1948 In April, no one apeaks of the climate as having -changed. More thaa a hundred years ago it was the same A p - t H that -laso temperamental today. A djary kept pn Loitg iBland Iti 1818 has such entries as “ veTy fine “ drying wind and miserably ANY 3 ITIMS — ^I AljjS^wty Salon Gr Barbef Shop CUiiUll« 182 Main Str««t 'UfNCUEON 50c Phfne N(Kk 1026 ^ftttnoon Ttf - Special Chicken Dinner .08« Glow l^It Waihiiigton MlNNm ^5c *^nn jW* luiUiMtl ;«» ^ an unusual weave t» T cIrsMy but with » | The lines .have lh» «' j indicative of, the Spf ‘ \ ‘ t tuckod ahouWer 1* ” *' |;| wt - nipped-in waists ^ MiUuHietla . high pointed rever*- navy, grey and;lo8»* '^* and women's ' _ takgrjngto * Bridgt Partier For ResetvaHons, pfeeU* c4L Port Wasbinelon |l9 Mas. A nn G. S nyder FRANK rilN A dith-i^' f...
