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liba» Ab^t ITtings 7 mhmh *r oaawi w. acm i I^E M-)kl6HAie^ PKPSS, FftHJAY, MAY 1;):{G Hr mmsm mmrm slowlt AeeonlUic to d«nnite aaaimtnee, •> wWHl i (l^tn. th« Oountj^-wide ' BMttr ptona for towagt and drmln- ' ••* #S1 Mt nfet — rlly be exploit*, «d b) the immedaW' ftAuie, wtttiout \» dtfinite mendete of the people gfitn aor or all of the proposed dla> { tricta affeoted. There is no wish or Intentioa to plunge the tax-payers Oae eff the naHar diaw Hb tmaatmaa^ CtdUMtiiaB May b Jbine * wdl he te ttganUe | jnto extraordinary expenses at this it to toooklyn ! time, no mittcr how estimable the rsn a ry ’ -** •• e( May to. The ‘ Itec — ttenary ceiateaaioB. amrking is K does 3W years ef Long Island hiatagjr. presents an oecasion such as eoraes but once In a lifetime. . A oertain spirit of friendly rival- eupenriaora ia ry exists b^ween Brooklyn, Queens committed U» Nassau and Suffolk as to which ,Poll cy . o f tnie County will have the moat • “ ««-} If^^e *ift oaose nor bow large 'a proportion of the County w ___________ - resMenta such expendituree might benefit- The B o ard o f Uve .di^lay In the parade, and Colonel Arthur A. Stewart. Chair.T n»n of the Nassau County Parade Oommlttee, Insists that it win never be possible for the others to ex cel Nassau County's showing. .'■Nassau Ooun,iyJ ’ -,,^faWL*|3o,lonet: few years, will hesitate to spend public monies even Ifj end when the “ is especially rletr in hw Piark ape hut wKh li percent Nast Norwich with an enrollment of tod topped the percentage Uat In Oyster Bay with 40.7. Oyster Bay Village oast the largest num-. ber of votes, 48* of 1753, or M.l percent.; with Hlcksvllle a close oontender with 402 votes out of _a posBlble 1020, or 24.6 percent. lure fthd the Democratic dovsmor, duriag the 1N6 session of the lAgletatori. \As everyone knows, for the first time m 30 years both Houaea were Democratic. When the various tax blue and the budget came up for paauge, the Repirt>llcan leaders Inunedlataly asked that a hearing be given on all of the tax bills and the budget, so that the people could be 0 ||jto|^aoquainted with all the nicUHlil^nectlon therewith. “ T7i& request for a hearing was deolecC and with the Oovemor In Oete ^'rvl^'s^'rague r'eceived 24,- j «>®P ‘ *** am In Wa^ii rountv the h** Wlla were Jammed through. M2 votes in Nassau Com^ tne| ,h, T*,n..hHn»n toUl enrollment being 7Sto>. In ma __ ^ _ ____ rMu»«Hs'^ Vtm > <i«VUWrB U 1 UlCC should be mad^ the Wret congressional District, he | Senate and Aesem- mfmm m «rv*al /k/.9niA7. BAtolllSt * tilink it was given a total of 30.487, against 10,065 votes for C. Whiter Randall and 10,617 for W. Klngsland Macy. The Charter .dgalh At the time of writing, pros pect-of the Nassau county Charter Bill emerging from the. committee dungeon Is just about nU. Although it passed the Republican Assembly emly in the, session, it has been Held back by the Democratic Senate principally becau.se several of .Its most Important provisions failed known that not a Single Republican vote waa cast for the present In come tax law at the 1935 session. ” ‘ Small Town Girl ’ At The Valencia TO HAVE LUNOBTiON The annual luncheon of the Wo man's Club of Oraat Neck will take place on May 36 at the Manhasaet Bay Yacht 01»*. On the commit tee are Mrs. William Brakman. chairman. Mrs. S. Burt Vanfliclen. Mr.s. Herbert Walker Taylor, Mrs. E. Grant Bnlcer, Mrs. George Pinch and Mrs. U M. dark. Christian Science Lesson-Sermon xddy; ‘ OhrlsUan Bclenoe commands man to master the'pro- pensitiee, — to hold hatred In atoey- anoe with kindness, to Mnquer lust With Aastlty. reveni, , ud to overcome honesty • •. Thu i, — to deetroy itwif \Blverlastlng Punishment ” Is the subsubject of the lesson sermon in all Churches of Christ. Bclentlst, on Sunday, May 3. LEGAL LB()AL NOTICE Board of K«ek. At a refular mat tint of tht Bot Truftee# of tl» VlUafc of Ortat held it the office of the VllUte. ti Vtllaff. on the Mth day of Augu** i * j it «e> resolved , that Ordti^ee Ifo. 39. Bulldlnc £oof Ordinance ef Oreat Kaelc\ be and of the Vlllaffd ef Great KaelT the sarnt It hereby amended by tub* stituttni In p:ece or Bectloo 3. Ar ticle II thereof, the followtnf: Bcctlon 3. No public firafe. auto- •Ution or fdtoline 'fUl- all be permuted in any than in arv Industrial it an application h filed rlth the written consent lijrty percentum (oor;) in number ihe ewnert and mortctgees of all Ithln ■tmcMt-. m * 1^11 ^ •.». 1 under Depression conditions, and ^tory, and the hUtoric characters! knd romantic incidents in our his- lory offer us such a wealth of i ttnunatic material that I should be much ashamed if we failed to inresent ai) unusually attractive ’ ttvislon In the parade. ” Many sub-committees have been within the Parade com- The Military and Naval >bNtion is enlisting the National \OWK?; the ex-servicB groups and ;aindred organizations. The Plre- iaiBtie BtoMon has already obtained 'ihe aesurance that, over 3,600 vol- tUBteer firemen will be In line, with Shining equipment. Another in will comprise the Colonial Patriotic Societies whose mem- r a host In this County, lastic Sectiop will be of 'High school and col bodies.. A FTtiternal trill be comprised of mem- the various Pratemel dr- of which are beautifully The Floats Section is lily at work denning of which there will m large number, depicting from the Colonial days in County. I^ere Is any organisation, not abpve. which would like to e, they will be more than If they notify the Ter- Headquarters, First Na- Bank Building, Rockville I will be bands galore, la the famous Nassau County of tt men. Altogether expected that Nes- wiu havi r. >m b to diaplay as has seldom been According to present this parade will constitute of unusual grandour so one can afford to miss. weather when meats get tainted, pjb them with a oegar and water before This will take away all It taste and odor. UCAL NOTICE COVET: NASSAU COUNTY -X Pltlntiff. : j.i«>vaaBn6. rjo ' JMtVMUt •( fonclwHin Hlg sm O* sad eotsrsd la (b< cUoa, sad bsulai .dst* ItM, L th« wndsr- tn ssM judemsnt bUo kueton, at the nton BuUdtnf, Old lb* VUlsic of bUaMls, r -V»rk, at M:S0 •'olMk L.Uia Sth day of ifay. th d linmiMi dirasttd datoi .NiaUea ara MfUta lota,- with tha araetad, iltuata, ort WaablnstoD. Naa- Do«n tbd dailf- Tork, kaown tbd dtilg- It Mavaa (11) tbd TWalvt topi* Oraat at Port Waab- adar. C. X., Port Waah- t wtaleh lakta totetbar btuadad and dta- tb# laitarly nua, ahown oa tald 3T W.. IM taat from IM ti r tba InUraaetlon, of : Baylaa Avaaat duh raaains tbaaot ttda of Lot I.B7 ftat to m Wrisbt; of Prop- Mt to Ibo , (13) OD Waaterl)' r«ald Let N« rr-'»s — is ever-present In the mlnd.s of all members of the Board. Sewage ptooiems .vary in differ ent communities, of course; there being ^hly congested areas and others quKe ^lorsely settled in this County. It was Invitable that. In -the po.st. catch-as-catch-oan' methods of providing only for Im- medlata noeds should have prevaiL^ ed. The County had grown too fast in population since 1920 to allow . , _ advance I ^ stalemated. Beginning Friday, \Small Town Girl ” narring Janet . Gaynor and Robert Taylor will be shown at 'Lowe's Valencia Theatre In to meet the approval of Nassau Jamaica, together with Lew Ayres j toomas \\Se ^Tmerproposed amend- OnjarA — .. t county ~oi Taken from Ben Ames Williams'; i. Thomas famous novel of the name, \Small [ uJ ” f*thr cop** of Town Girl ” follows the original | ance o( said Vlllai story of a country girl who marries | , a handsome doctor while he is | tore duly adopted by the Board of under the influence of liquor. Her j of said Village, thia 30th day of ’ VKRto-.Bwee .Incorporated Jn the Bi- Partisan Charter Bill of a year ago. which the voters repudiated at the polls last November, and UiU fact was most ably presented by James N. Gehrig at the Senate hearing several weeks ago. Neverttieless. determined Demo cratic o|H>osUton \to the new Charter ajjpears to prevail, and the . measure will probably have to wait at least another year for pass age, with or without amendment. THUS the ' earnest labors of devoted band of citizens for a full ectlon mobile service Itit itfttton th dUtrlct other than District unleti f^r same of sixty I and mortetgees I one hundred <100i feet of any portion of the proposed structure. If located tn a Business District, and wllnln two hundred <300) (fft of an^^portion of the proposed structure. W located in any other district. Board of Trustees of the Vniage of Oreat Neck, N. CYRIL J. BROWN. Mayor. H MEADE. JR . ^ Village Clerk. rATE OP NEW YORK ) .LACE QE..QRBAT NECK-) BS.:. -or NASSAtr -------- 1 certify endment of Ordin- above aet forth, is text of the hereto- Trus- The Golden Ttxt Is: \There Is no peace, salth the Lord unto the wicked ” -(fcalah «;22). Among the cltaUons which com prise the lesson-sermon Is the fol lowing from the Bible; “ Be not de ceived; God Is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap. For he that soweth to his flesh Shall of the flesh reap corruption; but he that sowm to the Spirit shall of the Spirit reap life everlasting ” Gala tians 6: 7, 8). The lesson-sermon also includes the following coijelative selection from the textbook of Christian Science, \Science and Health with Key to the Sscriputers,\ by Marj(f Try a Want Adi efforts In' win his affection, after jeai ahe has fallen in love with him, March. of deliberate planning In , ... V, , , , I This is regretta'blB for. that rea- of growth, in any phase of local L ■- 1 ' . I son alone; but, on the other hand, ' a a ” ** Federal election will During the brw^lng pell which give rise to many amusing incl-1 . sead dents In this delightful story. \Panic on the Air ” Is an nb-sorb- Ing mystery that Is ha.sed on the unaccountable circumstances sur rounding the death and violence that follow In the wake of a five dollar bill begring a my.steriou.s. message in code. THOMAS H. MEADE. JR.. Clerk. Mayl-lt BABY GRAND PIANO (Small Site) (ow In your vicinity. Nationally rStmwnr-Maksi -■ --Offered-fv. rc-»J«; very Reasonable. Will sell for cash or Notes of $3. Weekly to responsible par^y. This piano good o-s new and offers exceptional opportunity for someone. Fully guaranteed by Mfr. ACT QUICK A real bargain. For full infor mation WRITE A. N. STAUFFER 20 E. 54 St„ N. Y. C. Ask For Out NEW SPRING PRICES. COAL Thai Salitfiei'' ^^h* I L Thai Saiisfici\ 'Th« COKE That Satisfi#i''| Our Spring Prices are now ruBdy!,We urge m I to make a wise and safe investment anci ord« your fuel for delivery NOW, for next wint«'J use, as prices will advance periodically. the Depression still enUlls, how ever, is the time to prepare for the new growth In population wfWch Is as certain os Recovery Is to be. ITiis is the main thought behind the Intention to govern -future sewage disposal and drain age, and no one shall gainsay its wisdom. . ... Neveriheless, home-owners and tax-payers generally are not to blame for ''viewtng with alarm ” the possibility of Increased taxa tion for a work of magnitude which they would like to see post poned wherever possible until bet ter times. This viewpoint without doubt is thoroughly understood, and for the present will be general ly followed. But the scheme as a whole should be heartily endorsed oh its merits by every forward- litoklng citizen. Primary Results A compilation of the vote for J. Russel Sprague in the recent Pri mary toKtlon by Colonel E. M. Podeyn of headquarters, shows In teresting and somewhat surprising results when studied separately by Townships. Naturally enough, the Town of Hempstead took first posi tion, Mr. Sprague receiving 33.8 percent of the total enrollment; 18,339 of a possible 53,03i4. Long Beach's peKentage was second to Hampstead, 30J, but the enrollment was .,sinall, only TI8, with 235 v^s • cast. Norfh Memp st a wl wm tnlrtf and Oy^er Bay fourth, whereas It had been expected these positions would be reversed op. a percentage basis. North HempMead polled 3632 votes, or 263 per cent., the enrollment being 18,762; Oyster Bay cast 2406 votes out of 9650 .enrolled, or 343 percent. Glen cove gave Mr. Sprague 871 votes out of 1611 en rollment — 30.4 percent. Island Bark l^ thg^Town of Hempateod In percentages with 54.7, casting 110 votes for Super visor Sprague with 201 Repub- lloans enrolled. Freeport had the largest enrollment, 557f voting 1682, or 29.6 percent. Hemprtead 'Village with a smaller enrollment. 8060, voted 1746— 34.3 percent. Rookvllle Centre, with an enroll ment of 4067, cast 1286 votes for the Supervisor, or 31.9 percent. New Hyde Park brought up the per centage rear with 17.3. Mlneola led North Hempstead with 343 percent., voting 822 of 2883 enrolled, Great Neck had a larger enrollment, 2443, but voted onlv 580, or 24.1 percent. WilUston surely provide enough fully occupy the attention of the Nassau County electorate, without culttering up their minds on a pure ly local measure that after all should lose nothing in valiie If la:id ove;: until next year. FMtional Politics ^ It has long ” been a qiiMtioh If j - certain Republican clubs have not been a greater source of anxiety than oT support to the County or ganization. People with axes to grlild or jobs to negetlate, for themselves or others, every now and then as- Uke minds, and then blandly look around for approval as if the ul terior motive were not sometimes as plain as the provarbldl pike-staff. A new club was started in Rock- PorlUnil Alona In England On the Isle of Portland, In Eng land, yiere la fouad a yellowish white lUneetone which Is common as a building materlaL Portland oo- ment, which was Invented tn Eng land In about 1845, was so named becocse when set It resembled port- laod stoM. LEGAL COUNTY COUBT: NAS.SAU COUNTY AND TRUST * TITLE GUARANTEE COMPANY, et ano, aialnat RITWOL HOLDING C CORPORATION. : rrwoL H et al.r*' C. Elmer ^i^dlck, Plaintifl> Atlorney 28_Court Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. at en Defendants. : rsuant to Judgment entered 1: au . County Clerk's office on. April vllle Centre last week, and two more i3th. i936, i win sen at public auction in North Hempstead. In toe latter S,V.oT.\^ ‘‘ . ? “ Yo^k\*o “ 7h\ ‘ ^3?lrX^^^^^ June, 1936. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of-that day. premlsea in said Judgment directed to be sold befng a plot of ground at Great Neck. Town of North Hempstead. Nassau County. New York. knoWn as lot lettered ■■Q,\ and the northwesterly 9 inches of lot letter “ F' on a certain map entitled \Map of property belonging to A. Robbins, situated at Brookdale. Oreat ck. L. I., 8. L. Mitchell, surv. 1874\ and unty Clerk's instance, anyhow, the purpose there- of is clearly defined. IJiey are frankly intended as reprisals to that section ‘ of the party which apparently opposes the retention of the-'duly-elected leader of that Township. Whatever toe merits or otherwise of that particular situa tion may be, they shall not be dis cussed here. Except that intra-party differences, under all oircumstances, should be made to wait until after the iHovember election. Neither in North Hempstead or North Hempstead, or any other unit of toe County, jshould toef nani)! and InfhiBnee of toe Republican par^ be subverted either to enhance dr restrict toe ambitions of any Indi vidual or group at the expense of the entire organlostlon. Republican clubs In cases would do well to combine, rather than split Into blocs and factions which can do no good and possibly great harm to the cause. * * A Blame for a \rude awakening ” the people of New York State experi enced when they received their State Income tax •forms for toe year 1935, Is placed by Assembly- man liConard W. Hall squarely on the shoulders of last year ’ s Legi slature. In 1835, the Assemblyman pointed out just previous to his departure for Albany on Monday morning, the State Government waa completely Democratic, Including not only toe Executive but also both the Senate and Assembly. \The tremendous increases In the rates came as a positive surprise to almost everyone, ” Mr. Mall con tinued. “ To my mind, this is just another example of top steam-roller tactics of the Democratic Legisla- filed In the Queens County April gsth. 1874. under nie Ni Nassau County under file No. office 0 . 647 and In nd' de» Nassau County under file No. 138. imd'de. scribed according to said map gs follows: BEGINNING at a point on the South westerly Bide of Middle Neck Road where said side of Middle Neck Road is e Neck Road is tnte sloh line between lo ning thence Soutl West . ftUmi die d sected by lettered H and O: running thence South 95 degrees 30 minutes West along Held d^lvislon line-between lots'lettered H und O. 113 feet to the northeasterly line of lot number 9; thence South 34 degrees 30 minutes East along said northeasterly line of lot number 3, 35.75 feet; thence North 55 degrees 30 minutes' East 112 feet to said southwesterly side of Mld- e Neck Road and thence. North 34 degrees 30 minute# West,- along said .side of Middle Neck Road 26.76 feet ’ to the point or place of beginning. TOGETHER with the mortgagor'.!. In terest In the road adjoining. ROBERT a. HOROWITZ. Referee. . Majrt-7t Z«ro weather and heavy itoxins of the pul I winter proved the 'Vidue of dealing with a lej liable concern. The'reputation of this com^l is your safeguard. Wa respectfully soUgit ypiir patronaga and in._| vite diose who have never twd our !' join our throng of satisfied oustomera. .fuel, tol WE SELL FUEL OIL SCRANTON & LEHIGH COAL COMPANY OIOROI J. RATltlRSON. President LOCAL BRANCH OFFICE GREAT NECK 576 YARDS AND OFFICES THROUGHOnf BROOKLYN • QUEENS • NASSAU Haadreds of thousands count on F. P. A. ’ s column TAe Conning Tower to start their day with a smile; F. P. A. has an inimitable and charming way of commenting on the foibles and fads bf t|ie day : i : of winnowing from the liewe those bits on which he can shed the light of humor, Start >o«r da^with F. P. 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Dealing dirwtly with the biggeat peo^e in the •.-.h migawf yn»T areee> eri n -dsyeodable aupply «U winter leng — regiurdleee ef theweethor. ’ Irhoueanda of famlUea-^-many in your own neighborhood — are making wre ef warm, ComfeitoUe houaea dur ing neat winter. Follow the lead of theee tr^ poople. Safeguerd yedr family vithaSooonx.FMOaCentraBt-lMiN)l PART-TIME WIVES Thousands of women can be only **part-tinie wives. ” An endless round of household tasks take BO great a toll of their strength each day that no energy is for recreation . .. -companionship. It is no longer necessary for wives to waste their energy, ruin their complexions and theit figures taking care of a furnace, for Timken Silent Automatic heating is npw within reach of families with very modest income®' rSBE INSPECTION OFFEB Without cost or obligation we will make a complete inspection of your heeting system And report ways to save money even though you do not wish to install a Timken now. Phone TODAY. 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