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nm I ^J&iSeiia. ‘ John . (VldeBib^ bion roodinf the aum |thh supaMti Be e«ai» ih toTPJiif sreen 'Ue^l^.'eiut.'Moks U)J mmipB iw.nught • eeUloKue and n dii he WM eutinii a> .ere., at the picture ot . biaok . and white plaid iDuke of Kent model, ac* the Bdr- • 9.0' Won ’ t He? at the moment in'! on ofrclea — is Arnold (lieu going nabing to- be not? And speaking ate apt to find weak- l .tbe menu at Brothers I jiop on Mondays. Johnny' to hare pretty good hese Sunday exp^ltions Bgy. 'J*' voL 4. wo. it Signs Amendbiij^tsTo County Tax Act Legislation Plrepared By Attorney James L. Dowfay CITED AS AID IN LEVY (mLECTON Permits Renewal Of Tax Notes At Six Per Cent Ijiate 4 j'- J i ji, - V-'-. 'V I fe Agiemhlyman N/Y. I^AY. may 19. Amendments to the present Nas -1 san countr ‘ Yix “ \Aci simpltfylHg ’ j \ administrative featm^ in the col lection and sale of 'school 'taxes! were signed yesterday by Gov. Herbert ’ H. Lehman. The legis lation, prepared by Nassau Ctounty Attorney Jtunes L. Dowsey, is said to clear up many legal doubts may not be. a Xortune. |wWch long have existed in the )ce will go qul^ a Way|piepMatldh of assessment rolls for the various townships and tax districts. Health UiOtmnefit Bridge a Financii^Social Success I $240.50 Raised At Graee Institute For Manhasset Assockrilsn; Local Merchants And Othfll''Contribute A record attendance, exceeding t||ajtfven~as table prises. Mrs. George I expectations of the committee r«->4Setrelch won the door prise, a |)isaypolnted sappolnted - rive ” were appointed when they be results of ^e Sweep- hundred pounds be- piece will tot a rammer vacation, we emidt^e* ot the air lauAdry iSut they. ’ re beir identity secret. We excited when we were C. F; Clevelte-on Xlm won $28,000. yre were write a big story about [was going to-do with it. Clevette - says no. ’ No he sh^ in Great Neck, the chain stores, will be dsy on Saturday with itibn of Cushmans. The ^chsnts agreed to coope- fhe Retail Merchants But Mr. Cushman said [Blness as 'usual. ” ^ * *' * Iwaat to bby a (ong la-- a -------- fcomnifmeraUve yoa esn grt ene at the tmi Cempany and tot Great Ned(. . . ' AbMt u and prew of Sea . Tgipon.' the national wem w-etW'hndaiiayt- j Kew Vp» TOlephbpi [.k .New S'drk city Bui .ibuhd'''9(i|:-'^et mUtee jt'go round in the avdraeas Dt. They wire gueets of on an ingpeetion trip ^pper. n. # 9 •• fTeniger dldn ’ k get credit etropolitan press for his on Sunday, when he a schooner near Bx- ht and rescued a girl boys who were clinging i canoe..To a. Ngw York all places be^nd Long Ity look alUte, jud^hM trom that creep'- intw their of happenings on the ou does not live In Hunt- bever hsa, doesn ’ t expect l^itUl thinks Mgnbasset Is place to live and In wrlch ^business. incidmtaUy he > k business here for many over. * of things Metrc^lltan; dwt preteitd to be an we ’ re sure that ftancois rL'Azur\ on Plandome Road hsrt a rendeavolu as can imy of the highways] Big pty. One of the semi-circular bars, an color scheme .of yellow with chairs upholstered yellow leather, good food >ily good Uduid oonooctloiu, “ the attracUaok. We pro- upcess. At the present time, it is said, tax books for town \taxes are held by the town receivers . for nine months and school tax books are held for eight at.d one half months. A large percentage of taxpayers always was in doubt as to whither taxes for preceding years had been paid. This was seen as causing endless confusion and expense to the taxpayers since many of them came from great distances. It also delayed collection of the taxes. The amendent provides for the! retention by the receivers of town tax bocdcs for an additional year. At the present time, school districts taxes are paid by the County Treasurer on the ISthi day of fjune, following each tax levy. Applies to School Tax Another amendment provides that the receivers issue a eprti- fleate for the County Treasurer. It provldM that the school tax book* be retalB»4 for one ad- tdttional year in order to allow taxpayers a better knmrtunlty to pay thClr taxes. 'The present law says that all tak anticipation' notes - for school dlstri^ must be paid within one year. Taxes cannot all be collected in-tbai space of time, and in ad dition the sale of school taxes 1$ included in the same tax sale as the State, County and Town. The new change permits the renewal of tak Anticipation notes at a rate of interest not exceeding 6 per cent. Other amendments in Mr. Oow- sey ’ s legislation, approved by the Governor are as follows: Tax sale books be returfled on May 'l instead of Mkreh 1 and owner may redeem pre^rty until County 'Treasuper has delivered, a d^ or a sale has plftC$ *' The receipt of a registered j Ooff, governors, letter is sufficient evidence of ' service of foreclosure. The super visors have the same right to cor rect errors In. connection with the assestihent and levy, of school taxes as they now have to correct errors relating to the assessment and levy to the town. LEONAftnr W. 'BAIX' Sees Chance For Victory In The State Assemblyman LeonaliTl l^.W. Hall Speaks At, Club Dinner suited in the raising of g240JK) fp; the Manhasset Health AgoociaUMi at the beneflt bridge held on Friday aftemo<»i at Grace Institute. \To say the affah was a financial and social success Is putting it mii(ny, ” Mrs. Benjamin F. Morrell, chairman of the ways and means commlttbe of the Association, said today. “ I can truthfully say that it was the outstanding aSair of its kind eviw held in Manhasset.\ ***''fhe success' 'df'tlWTSSrty\ wls dui L to the efforts and . work qf the committee and local merchants and friends, who contributed most generously\ continued Mrs. MCor- rell. ” t also wahf to express my appreciation and that of my co workers for the assistance given by Miss Greany and Miss Hays'of i the Institute stall and Kliat Churohill, the district nurse. ” Republicans now \have a chance to reclaim the State of New York ” , Assemblyman Leonard W. Hail de clared on Wednesday night at the first annual ; dinner of the Unity Republican Ulub of the 33rd eleo- tlon district hela at Soundvlew Golf Club. Joining with ‘ other pro minent county officials in express ing optimism for the party's suc cess in the State and Nation this Fall, Mr. Hall urged “ absolute har mony in every . unit of ' the organi- xatlon. ” “ This is no time for pnrty squabbles” , he declared. \Unity is our only hope to victory. We iiave a great Chance to reclaim the state of New York. Governor Lehman can ’ t go^along with the New Deal and I believe that no amount of coaxing will ' make him. ” The importance of J^publican clubs was stressed by James L. Dowsey, North Hempstead Repub lican Igadcr, who adv^'-odK ths r.c;, club to “ forge ahead and work night and day for the best inter ests of the party. ” \dubs are the backbone of our organization ” he said. \As a party we are only a.s strong as ’ our organization units. This gathering tonight Is answer to those selfstyled Republicans who would belittle you. ” Surrogate Leoh'' D. Howell as sailed the \Roosevelt tax burden which the ,youto of America must inherit. ” | The officers -installed by Sur rogate Howell were William Taylor, president: Wilma s. l^nard, vice- president: Walter Stanton, treasur er: Ahgelo E. Patane, secretary: Samuel Weeks, Milton Levin, Richard S. OoimeU- and Harold W. Among other speakers were Justice of the Peace Egbert E. LeCluse: (jouncUmen Charles Hech- ler and August Olelchmann; Town ^erk Thomas W. Fitzgerald and I^Uce Justice J. pwight Rogers of Mineola. “ 'Manhasset mer c ha n ts and | Wow etz-and floral -decorations were town firms contrlbu^ , dollar j donated by Mrs. Leonard Viflcken- merchandise orders which were den. [M, order from young ’ s drug store. Other concerns which contributed as listed by Mrs. Morrell Include; Louis Sherry. lO pounds of thin mbits; Holland Laundry, score pads; Beat and company, handker chiefs; Saks and Company, hand kerchiefs; Wright Hardware; paper cups; Andrew Donaldson of Roul- ston ’ s, cigarets; Ous Bartell ■ of Behack, 6 pounds of coffee; Borden and SheSleld, milk and cream; the IilanhasMt-LaJcevlUe Flte^Di^ partment, chairs; the Roaary Soci- ttit of St. Mary ’ s, tables ; Krug, a large cake; Dugan, bread and cakes; the Great Neck American Tea Company, a mixing bowl; the Beacon Theatre, passes. The Rev. T. J. Higgins, pastor of Rt. Mary ’ s Church, contributed $28 C. W. Linker In Charge Of Dance Plans Strathmore AHHociation Affair To Be Held At Golf Club ‘ GIVES PARTY Miss Jessie R. Brady gave a luncheon and bridge on Tuesday at her home at 8T0 PUndome Road, Plandome. Her guests were Miss Agnes Kennedy, Mrs. William Kennelly, Mrs. Walter Maguire and ^8. Jean Ourlnoff. The Strathmore Association will sponsor a dance for members and friends this evening at the Shelter Rock Country Club. Charles W. Linker is chairman of the com mittee. Others are William Richard son and W. Carther Betsch. The Association , which was or ganized two months ago met last week at the Munsey Park Center, when the aims and purpose of the group were outlined. There mi now some 2M mpmberz. reprwept-^.^ Ing viAqally every hbme'in the^ development. - It is expected that a woman ’ s cli}b will be formed soon under the direction of Mrs. Ohtu-les E. Benlsch. The Association will consider acceptance of the building, the former Onderdonk homest^d, now used as an office by the developers, for a community center; to be maintained by the Association. Re sidents have been asked to write letters expressing their views. Elmer J. Hoare is president. Arthur Neill Is secretary and A. a. Plett, treasurer. To Show Antiques At Nassau' Display Scout Group Plans Rallv^ Award Party ManhasHet Committee Meets At Home Of M fb . Gay Members of the Manhasset Otrl Scout committee met on- Monday at the home of Mrs. William Gay on inness Place and discussed plans for the Memorial Day parade. A badge and award party will be held on June 6 at the Btchardson plsuie In Planaome, Igider the direction of Mrs. John-' ftoblnwjn. ‘ Ians also are being made tor tly onijMOt aS-at'dones Beash. Members of the scout budgie and drum corps are: Ethel Taylor, drum major; Mary Bates. Matilda Smith, Helen Bodblleski. Lucretia Coles, Mary Vincent. Nancy Jedllcka, Nancy Morlts, Deborah Laue, Dorothy Otto and Dorothy Ann Shlmp. Members of the troops are: Troot ^No. 8 — Captain Mrs. Coles. Lieutenant \Betsy ” Junior Lieute nant Helen Hamlin Joan Aschroff, Mary Bates, Lenora Bethel,' Evelyn Blank, Helen coffin. Lucretia Coles, Ruth Deyo, Marjorie Duerr, Ellse Dowd. Marguerite Dowd, Patricia Ely, Poly Olanton, Agnes Mlnturn, Madeline Hanson, Bar bara HawcH-th, Marjorie Howard, Emily Jedlica, Hetty Kamphousen, Thellna 'eKUsHatil. ueborah Lauer Norma Leyster, Geraldine Marscl- ano Dorothy Otto, Helen Rodblle-, o„d.rd^ Will i Be Uttered By Gol- Upeare. Dorothy Ann Shlmp, lectors j Matilda Smith, Ethel • Taylor, ------- I Alvina Thuge, Mlllcent Furnishings from the ancient ~ - homestead of the Onderdonk' family In Manhasset have been offered by ^Spoils Sysleid Postal AppoiitbM ofi Post To Meet, Select Group For Convention As»aU$ Move County Office Election of delegates to the County American Legion convention at Hempstead on July 17 and 18 will take place at a meting of the Manhasset post bn June 3 at] toe Muns ey Park Center.. *A large attendance Is urged Commander Herbert A. A. Haworth, who says In announcing the meet Ing, \we are going to put over Art Wright for division comman der.\ \The delegates want to be-j able to go to the caucus and convention and be able to say that the Post endorses Art 100 , per cent, for the Job, ” he adds. Delegates and alternates nomi nated at toe May meeting are | Daniel Burke. John B. O'onnell. > William L. Cote, Elisha Rice. Elisha Rice. M. L. Gay, Mark Ryan, H. A. Haworth, A. N. Van Nostrand, John Marslcano, Ray Walrous, Fred Maguire, Stanley Walcott: Josepli B. Mitchell and Arthur H. Wright, The Mes.srs. Mitchell, HaworUi. Rollins, Cote*jO ‘ ConneU - and Wat- rous are acting as Mr. Wright's campaign committee. This is the first time that Man hasset has bid for any elective county office. \Make every effort to be (present on Tuesday ” , urges Mr. Haworth. \Your presence will I odd force to our bid and let Art know lhat you personally are with him. ” Other events on the Post ’ s cal endar Include a ball game witli the 304to Field Artillery Post on June 30 and opening of Carnival week on June W. < Naming of Pho9^;.{ rot WfaMim Of Servloe,^ Aw e rt g Clarkacm' ; _ SEES MkaS msuife\'^ Says Suite Commi Running Affaira of'- Department The appointment of Miss Phoebe postmaster in Plandome to- 1 day was scored by FrederS |4 o 1 l -IL- Ciarkspn ^ that place as \flagrant vioUtion . J F. H. CLARK80N Jewish Women Meet At Club, Elect Officers North Shore Section Of National Council Has Luncheon Here The annual meeting and lunch eon ot the North Shofe Section. National Council of Jewish Women w,s held on Monday at tiie Lake- vrat Golf gnd Country Club. The following oRtcers were elfcted fof the coming yaar:. Mrs. Arthur] Hamburger, preaidont; Mrs. S. M., Rothberg, first Vice-piealdent; ms.j*^ Plan Annual Party At Park Golf Club Rotary Society Of Manhaa* aet Church To Have ffridge MAKE WEEK-END PLANS collectors for the antique exhlbl- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stabler of which will 'be a feature of leek aaA Jta^ (Biegter jP **' eg,It rwaalnd .|^li »• regular * you. r, • ■ • * H. S. McKriight Appointed ^cretary Of College Unit MUtisey Park will visit relatives In Nassau ’ s observance of the 300th Philadelphia, Sandy Springs, Md.. | annlvehsary of the founding of and Washington, D. C. over the i jj^st white setlement on Long week-end. The AOgses Dorothy I igiand. and Marion Stabler will pass the] -j-he exhibition, which will con- week-end with friends in field, Mass. , — »• - — — — ........... - --------- -------- ---------------- ---- ! be the most comprehensive of ’ Its ' Salley Lindberg. Barbara Monroe i kind ever-offered on Long Island. Nancy Moritz, Lorraine Morrison, according to the committee. (Continued on Page 4) Among the articles will be an , — ------- — — . The Rosary Society of St. Mary's Church will conduct the second annual dessest-brlftge at j p. m. on June 5 at toe Munsey Park Golf ClUb, Mrs. A' D. Bitter, chairman of toe committee, said today that plans are being made to insure Turner, ' mors enjoyable party than Mary Vincent, | She guarantees a \non- Troop No. 9 Captain, Ann w. ' Cate, Lieutenant Marjorie Gregory, I Reservations may be made with Molly Anderson, Dorothea Bachus. i M*''*-Bister, phone Manhasset 1138R Carol Beckman, Louann Beckman, j or Mrs. F. X. Chester. Manhasset^ Joan Blssler. Katheryne Brjinch, j H4, for the dessert and ^ bridge or Carolyne Cate, Joan Cavanagh, j fo*' the brl^e alone. Tlie proceeds Gloria Chrlstfanson, Joan Creel- j will b# used for the * Society's man, Martha Crosby, Norma Deyo, philanthropic work. Edwards. Betty Jean j ----------- - — ------------- - -- - - ---- William Mlitleman of Great Neck, second Wee-president; Mrs. Morris B. Ginsberg, recording secretary; Mrs. Maurice Rosen, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Louis L. Bernstein, financial secretary: Mrs. H. James Gedlman, treasurer, and Mrs. I. L. Kiatz, auditor. Mrs. Maurice Goldman, chairman of the executive committee of the National Council of Jewish Wo men. Installed the officers and made a brief address. Rabbi Jacob P. Rnddiii of Temple Betli-El, Great Neck, said the Invocation. Mrs - Juy A. Oilman of Great Neck, sang a group of songs, ab- -companled by Mrs. K. L. Kend. Among the Great Neck women present were'Mrs. Louis Alpersteln, Mrs. Albert L. Orauer. Mrs. Mit chell .Kessler, Mrs, J. .M, Frankel, Mrs Isaac JalTe, Mrs, Morris Kent, Mrs. Daniel Mpsky, Mrs. Oscar Lazrus. Mrs. George Kaplan. Mrs. Carl Troy. Mrs. William Mittleman. Mrs. Harold L. Simons, Mrs. Jer ome L. Oollnko, Mrs. Archie Lon don, \'kfrs Joseph Slohbtrg. Mrs. Jacob P. Rudln, Mrs. Abraham Uchllelle, Mrs. David Freedman, Mrs. Jay A. Gilman. Dhaiivs 2. Hchmldt will head a delegation of mehibers of the Great Neck Mm's Club In ,the Me morial Day rites on Saturday. Gertrude North-jynue through tercentenary -week, 1 Fleer, Joan Gay, Dorothy .Hutch- ] -mm n w A ending toe night of June 8. will j Ings, Arllne Juretle. Patrlca Kelly.] I wm UIXSGY m OF^K ^ Has Dance at Yacht Club “ I SS' Announces Plans Ttie last dance of the season ot i the Munsey Fsrk Assodlstlon took M'u; toe follovlai; verse '\ii«.\ .. ] IJ’ ? *• s«* ■sSJSIr-. ' OtlB MHI4L ‘ .A04»mon iTMbc it. Stewart MtKnlght .of Qreat Neck Estates, forifier bounty attor ney of Nassau, was appointed secretary of the Citizens ’ Com mittee for a County CtoUege at a meeting on Friday evening a> the NasMU Collegiate Center In Garden City. James N. MacLean of facilitate the work j>t the com- niUtee, ” is fhe I ’ flQUlt of the recent announcement that the closing of tl\p Center had been set for June John Diiiin of Mineola, who has bean g student At the Center since it« inception three years ago, spoke of ^ educational advantages of- fei^Otlittrt \talks wsZe gison by Yal Ounean and Berg Jenson of Qnat Keck. m^MoKnlfbt read a resolution for BObaisskm to It AlU adopted unanlmnualy. . A aub-com-. mittee will be appointed to present the resolution and confer With the Board. Mrs, Harris Kanwlt of Lynbrook, Harry Baumann of Oceanside, Mrs. Izole Dorgan of Great Neck, the Rev. Francis Hayden of Wantagh. W. . Craig Haysman of Hempstead and' others spoke briefly in sup- Iglnally owned by the Onderdonks. ] fo|* ^OpCIl Hoil86^ ' Saturdsy evening at the Huyler Held. .wUl show pclmlUve.i,..*.''\ \'F \\ Knlckerbocksi Yscljt .Club in Port mirrors, tables, chairs and a livery ‘ s '' Washlngtoir\'Tr Morgin ^ylherch, cupboard all original In the rough L. J. Annebec, T«l«phon« chalrmkn of the -entertainment Employes Will Wpl- committee, was In charge. He w*» come Visitors - , assosted by idrs. Robert Horn. Mrs. Lee 8. Megsrges, Mrs. Pa'ul Spsdone. William Rutherford. Fred L. Klein-: from the Onderdonk family. Aolarte Trio Pl>y» At Lido Chib Parly ; vicinity win have an opportunity — — I to visit “ the world behind the „„„ _ ____ __ ______ . The Astorte Trio, which Is un- : teloptioBe ” from I p. m. to 9 p. ' Wednesday at the annual lancheon York Tslspiione Company, an- ' of the Woman ’ s Club of Queens nounced today. Employes of the [.Village at the Lido (Bub..They will cooR^y will-keep \open house\ play on Wedneaday for the Music j on thorn ilii'cs days at the Tele- Club of Douflaston. | phone Bulldkig . 90 Shoreward The mmtmf ore Madeline Dy- i Drive. Great Neck, so that sub- son. ’ eelUst. ffvelyn FUsted. violin- sertogr* iMrn what-happens 1st and soprano and Rudotpbine whsn the “vote* with a smile ’ geu Bodflunenn. pianim ! an im$nr to Qet question. \Num- aoperviaora It AfU uk ff*Md to take djsflnlte action tif'.iMpi t$|e centlniianoe of esg- 'jpdum^oR for young men aad; tts*. County on a par- Thf-rssolutlob ms ! group of the support and >.»- operation of ths American Legion. Henry Hicks of Westbury< and Richard Kshoe of Great Neck spoke for -their communities. Mr. MacLean announced that the number of signatures on peti tions heiog eircuiatod by the Com- m lf t a e had mounted to close to] the 18,000 mark and wm elimfaiag- He also released for publication a supplement to the general plan for a Junior OBUege pgovloualy announoad by the Com- affttee. courses prerequb#* to a dagrw art inter spe rs ed vMli, tarttlnai and voeatloitot dbtumlp «g msgo grade aueb as arc CflaNd unlwrMUm, OUtft ’ t •rol ooaaaions. The CHsat MWk limw Club will dW^to'-a- to ths ^ .H^fOng tamm^l'Ml ffeii ua- (1 dbuiMp wke-oliSipIll-mgay. The ffuard will the end Mndat ,|gt tiw Great Nask and Im RWMd eg^lMt office dtstoicts->ex- tOtf a fgMMl Invltatiin to real- Mr. 8nHffHP. “We |p.Vmaet Hie pthoot lor mntigiagrf'.W ’ e re- >#i .. to l l ia H i -JAI can :fts0 iBt lHi M \ schmitd and Calvin <M. Cross A number ot cocktail and dinner parties preceded the dance. Among Mr. and Mrs. Dana Seudder. Mr. and Mrs. Fred KleinachmlCit. Mr. and Mrs. Paul ilpadons and Mr, and Mrs. A«.SU.««> 'VFTilanM . . w , « Arthur Wilson. Those present at toe dance In- j Anger. Mr eluded Mr. and Mrs> Dana B. ' Bcudder. Mr. and Mrs! Arthur F. WUlson. Ur and Mrs. Harry (took. Mr. |uul Mrs. - William ^te, Mr Mrs. Lawreiilbe Harder, Mr. aiid Mrs. Wilbur Merritt, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Bassett, and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin M Cross. Also: Mr. and McwKcsd- L- Klelnscliinidt. Ms. and Iggs. Wal ter Cameron. Mr. amt Mrf. Ar tbur C. Knles. Mr. and Mrs. Har old Vandentiove, Mx. and Mrs., Gilbert . V. Austin, Mr and Mrs. John Isaacs, Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. Beasley. Mr. anil Mrs. Lee 8. Megargee. Mr arid Mrs. Mslvln PaUlster. Wl) Ug$B_lenujthc U, MU*. 8pad(Aie. Hr. iaod Mrs. Ralph. Mar- tOi. Mrs. Edpord 8. Lubbars. A. Stuart Angus, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph La Villa, tir. and Mrs. Ralph Lartham kW. and. ICiA Edwin b, and Mrs William T. Mrs. Winthrop P Baker. Mr. eo4 M m . T. M(»gan Prythereb, and Mrt. Maieekw A Angus. •tM' lim. Deogld L . Mallory, J e^ '^ IMrry A. Clarks, i9n8 X omrisid. m. Rutherford. Mr apd Mrs^ Charles Y. Osburn. >Mr, aiid MrA Jacob D. VoUmer, Mr and Mrs. Mto Mump. Mr and Mrs Henry a Rortong, 'and -Mrs. JohBcYt. R p kftu g pn. Mr> Mrs. John A. Gleason. Mr. AlMteiM' Mrs Allan Dorsaut. Mr. and Mrs. Allan itoretoai Mr. CguMflee Butchor, MB ’ - ( ik$eL»*w- M of Civil service. ” In a state ment to. this newspaper Mr. Clarkson'\declares that the naming of Miss Parrott \ia evidence of \a gpoils sys tem unheard of in the an nuals of national politics since the near impeachment of Democratic . president Andrew Jack>on. ’ ’ \To throw a man with five de pendents out <g % Jqb Just baoause hs Is a Republican and to Mplaoa him with a girl who alreaiiy ha# a Job oeruinly Is petty politics and should be brought to the at tention of the public,\ asserts Mr. Clarkson. \That toe Demooratlo fftate (tommlttoe la running. 9$a affairs of toe Fost-Oftioe dm>i^4 msnt Is svldefioed Hr toe fact ’ Mat toe aislstont pDog na gter general referred the matter to t)M- 'N$«r 1 Mr. • ’ OlaiHtoa'k Matement; \Bariy In May. W. W. Howes, first aulatant postmaster generet! wrote to ' Renjemin O. . iBtubkii Plandome postmeeter, advletpg him that his appointment had m>irM on March 31, and aaked iff bis reslgnallon. ’ ’ During March, local Democratic politicians offered tola posKlon to several Dembcrallo raaldentt of 'toe Village of Plandome, It was finally accepted. \Mr. atubbe has been postmaster at tola point for 18*4 years, and is a Clvlt 8ervloe appmntee. Hs has five dependents and no other source of Inoome. Tlie newly ap pointed acting postmaeter, sur rendered a Job In a Idanhaeset bank to replace^ Mr. atubbe. \I wrote ..to Mr- HOWV toe facts In toe case on May g and again on May 19, asking that Mr. atubbs be given consideration. I have never received an answer from Mr. Howes to either latter, but under date of May 9$, I re ceived a lettor on toe ietterhead of the Democratic State Commit tee, 391 Madison Avenue, New York City as follows: 4 \This will aoknowledgs rectipt of \''T your letters of May 8 and 19, ad- ] desaed to Hon. W. W. Howes, • I recommending toe re-appointment 1 of Benjamin. O atubbe which have 1 been refemed to us for attonUto. ^ \In rmr, J beg . to advise that \i inasmuch as an acUng postmsster ^ has been appointed, .toe matter now out of our hands and the ap- J polnbnent of a posttngster depend^ entirely upon tka resulte of the (llvll Service examination.' ‘ Sincerely yours, , . Daniel Skllliaf, , ..- S ei r g ^ .' ■! A ■ \To throw A man pendants out of a Job , cause he is a R^bllsun replace him a -idrl' ready h«s a jcpb; fa girr — poiltlce and ffio^ be thf e t toiMkw ot tks shdwe that the D«u« oommlttee fa ntnaing B m avldensed asstsunt ferrUe It oratlc
