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iianl|ajB0Ft f IS4 naadome R kmu I, MantMuwet Phone: Great Neck 1410 Teleptione Manhaeset 1741 Brotuon W. OrUcom, PubUshei Mae Dcnnler, SOltor OTCW YORK OPflCE: 661 PIPTH AVENUE Telephone: Vanderbilt 3-6422 «« fleenna Giaea Matter on June 6, 1934, at 'J»e Poet Of- \Itoe to MaahaaMt, N. Y. * _________ euBscnptUm Rate: $2.00- Per Year in Advance r* ” 'IT ■4mm FRIDAY, MAY 29. 1936 Many Attend Benefit Fof Health Unit Reservations for the dessert- bridge party for the benefit of the Manhasset Health Association held on Friday at Grace Institute, were made by the following Manhasset women, tiie Mmes. Leonard Wlck- eijden, Alfred D. Bister, Florence Davis Israel Tilden Jr., . Grenville T. Anderson, William E. Haugaard, I Fred J. Baurenfeind, Carl O. Ullrich, S. R. Maxwell, J. E. B. Stuart, David Thomas. Herm.in- Lions ’ Roar School Voters Resistration Plan Adopted Personal Enrollment Will Be Reffuired In Great Neck Personal registration of voters in the Great Neck school district , shorty Quentin and his nomi- wlll be required after the beginning natlng Committee brought in a of the school vear 1936-37, it was j slate of officers to be elected for announced today by the Board the coming year, and I think they of Education. ’ In a statement to: all did a swell job. Tlie same of- thls newspaper, the Board points fleers will . serve again ‘ Frail ’ Fliedner Goes ^Over Top ’ In Drive For Scout Support C. J. Reid Heads List Of Workers On The Peninsula Oltmanns. Norman E I out' that tlie omy persons eligible ' other year excepting the Tail If'P * ___ _ _____ & 1 — _ ...111 ‘ eTtMrfcfttV\ wVirt n/M] ‘ Kt> SACRED MEMORIAL DAY There is a hu.sh \)f stillness, a spirit of solemnity, heartfelt sentiment of love and lender meaning on the day known as Memorial Day in the.se United States of J AmeritaT ” ^\ - - What cM we memorialize on this dayVWhomdo we revere? Why do the memories of. an unforgettable past §tir our emotions? A little reflection answers our ques tions, and, if W'e are wise, we shall make this a memor able day and allow sentiment to have its way. We aVe the better when ^v.e.'occasionally listen to the heaid and recognize that feeling rules our world..Fo.ssibly we c.an honor those who suffered and died, blit certain it is that we can honor ourselves. ^ .This is a sacred day because it perpetuates brave deeds. Young men, for the most part, have fought the wars of our country. Life is unspeakably dear to a _Y0Uth in his early twenties. The world les at hs feet. He wants to live, to love, to achieve, to conouer. The burning enthusiasm within his nature craves for exines- sion. He dreams his dreams and has visions. He builds :>|liB castles in the air. He make.s his life ’ s plan.s. All of these plans had to be suspended when the ver tto hs nation ’ s .summons came. He was ready, ^ __ he answered the call with but one thought in mind: , “ My country needs me. Send me where you will, ” He '1 b willing to nrake the supreme .sacrifice, if need be, that the nation may live and that free institutions survive. Se is willing to give his all. Holy is this day because we stand in the presence of death. That is always a solemn and serious thing. We sound taps, and they seem to echo-on the fields of -Gettysburg and Shiloh. From Manila Bay and San Juan Hill, from Verdun and the Argonne Forest come the same stirring notes. The gold star mother on this day looks upon the ^^Teture of that boy who was in her home but a short time ago. He worked, he played, he ran her errands, he Bhowed her his love, he seemed to live for her. She will .aever forget him. He is now with her as a sacred ..Eaemory. The bands play, the flag passes by, the graves l ife'decorated, and all .suggest to her him who meant so l^uch to her. The emptiness in her life .seems unbear- •^i>le, but she offers a prayer of gratitude to God that Gljlje could make her contribution to country, to liberty, I to justice. Sacred is Memorial Day becau.se' the institutions Lwhich our veterans preserved are sacred. They are the ^Bommon possession of the nation, a part of our civiliza- won by the struggles of the pa.st. Anything that is [>rth dying for is sacred, but so is it a challenge to living, to keep t fair and unblemished apd hand it m to those who come after, even safer, more secure, jre«rsacred. May this Memorial Day find us ready for our daily tasks of love and service, with the same readiness, zest, and devotion as prompted the brave soldiers and sailers of .the past to rally round the colors and give their hal^on the best they had n time of peril. If we, the living, Mihail do that, then we shall ke^p faith with the pa.st, UWitb those to whom, we are forever indebted. ---------------------------- - ---------------- Damages Rarn, Gafa^ In Great Neck ilEstimated At $10,- The Alerts Are Praised ^ from an jmdetermined origin Idan^e'esUmated at $1(1.000 tetay afternoon to a large and garage on Crampton ^jOraat Meek vUlage. An ad- gaOOO damage was set as to the contents of the •me Alert Fire Dqpart- Hhjr Chief Herbert got the blaze under a fogr-hour fight, was owned by Andrew firaat Neck merchant, ^Igr for the storage The garage, own^ l lttetonan of Elmhurst, aarence Bergeman, $vatn on Hicks iture In storage Herbert W Fleer, Lawrence S. Kelly, Anthony Tyson. Thomas C. Huxley Jr., Artluir Knie.s, W. Carter Betsch. Edward L Mulvehlll. Charles J. Waldniann. Luthur Post, Rjilph Martin. Wllilam i Ballmer. Clinton V. Murray, D V Wads worth, Minna Ncwmanl L B, KU- fm.'TTOTTaW-T: ‘ ” ------- Also Albert F Ritter, Freeman I whether or not the annual mee ’ ting Davis, Fritiik Knell. Edw.ird S. ! shall be held hereafter on two Lubbers, Frank O,. niaeder, Carl I consecutive days, as requested in a Bixby, Fred L Walters, John M. j petition presented last week to Alvey, John Marsicano, Paul A. j the Board Voters will be asked Nielson. Anthony A.sclierl, FYank , to approve a proposal to hold the Kelly, G. Walter Anderson. Walter | budget meeting op the flr.st Tues- ftose Jr., Oscar Nea.sey, Charles E. ■ day in May a.s required by law Benisch, Edward Seitz..Clark Allen. ; and the 'meeting for th'e election Sherman Lyon. Stephen F. Gunth- | of members of the Board of Edu- er. B. D. Glenn. Frank Casey. Wil- j cation on the day following. Ham S. Anthc.s. Albert G, B.Ucs, j Se« ‘ s Need For Publicity ' Arthur E.' French, J. Hudson' Tlie Board received a letter last Hargreanes, Charles WeigOId and week from Harold R. 'Voung. who A, G. Platt.\ — had been mentioned as a candid.\ite . • • to oppose Robert Cody Brown in Irving B. Kiftm of Gavnnr Ave- j recent election, urging “ more nue and his daughter, Mrs. John Publicity concerning the schools L Tlinfcher of Flushing will de- school procedure, part today on a motor trip to! following calendar for the I .school year was presented by Wll- , , , 1 lis E. Dodge, .superintendent of Mi.ss .Jean Crichton, who „ad and approved: been visiting her cousin, Mrs. “ f school, (Teachers meeting, afternoon i, Tue.sday, Sep- lor the to vote at the .scnooi meetings will ; Twister who will ‘ be yours truly, be those voters wl^o have present -1 * ._ » - cd themselves i>or.sonally before thei ^ Board of Registration on the prev- ' lous day and lirul tlielr names reg istered as legal voters. . „ The Board will call a special ^ xneejjjig. at. . - ------------- the ’ 5 ’ eginnihg of fTic “ year to decide Jwm Going “ over the top ” by 65 per cent. In Oracefleld, Cornelius J. Reid earned first honors In the Icxjal scout drive, according to re ports filed at a meeting last night at Community House. R. B. Steele Is campaign manager for the en tire peninsula. ' Ted Ludkins Is co-manager and R. A. Renshaw is the district chairman. ,' A release from county headquar- l»ters in Mlnoola today says, \for , , , . , the first time it looks as though swing the nomination for Pres, to . ^,,jp Smitty, but Smltty , wUA a great j.g^gjyg several hundred dollars deal of sllckum returnf^ \ we Road, Great Neck village. A fire had started on a porch roof. There was little damage. Invite Public To Opeillng Of Estates Park Village Board Muked Plans For Cere monies Alexander Mclnto.sli of Andrew Street for several months sailed on Saturday for her home in Scotland. Mr., and Mrs. Lawrence French of. Long Branch. N.^ J. were guests last week of Mrs. FTench's parents, Mr, and .Mr.s. George L, Gehrig of Park Avenue. Tlic Mi.s.ses Evelyn Dietz, ' Win fred Jorgen.sen, Georgette Durand. ,Kay Rosenthal of Great Neck, and Edwin Hutchings. Woodman Scan- dieberry, Tliomas De Lapp, and Eugene jablonsky of Manhasset attended a Y. P. F. dance at the Bethjiage County Club in Parm- ingdale. on Saturday evening,' • • ♦ Mi.ss Doris Young of Tudor City New York has returned to her hdme after _ visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Sanders of Colonial Parkway. -Mrs. Jo.seiah A. O'Connell, Miss Virginia O'Connell, and Mi^ Josephine O'Connpll passed the week-end at Carpentersv^ll'e, N. Y. Mrs. Augusta Pringle and Frank Hamilton of Ozone Park visited them on Sunday. Tliose from Manhasset and their guests who attended a fannal dapee at the Douglestnn Club on Pilday evening Included the Misses •Kstn' eroslane, Marjory tycTas, Irene Johnstone. Nancy Jen Denaple, Uwe'fi Heller, Vera Gre gory. Qeargette Durand, Marg.'-i Murray, Natalie Bennet, Kath-ii.ie Henderson. Constance Palke, Kathcleen Payne, Betty Barden- heuer, and Betty Wlllels; and the Messrs. Samuel Maxwell, William Tracy Eugene Hickok. Clifford O'Shea. Joseph O'Shea, George Waldman, Ralph Cunningham, Fred Lake Walter Rundle. Flemer Palke. Kenneth Dlllenbeck, Jack Darrow, George Falconer.- William McKay, James LinkleUer, Prank Pearson, Thomas Newton, and Herbert Nicholas. Even the Deacxjn, who apparent ly has recovered from his rayon speech Illness was there. Bossy and Pec Wee were very much in evi dence as were all the- -rest of the boys. , ~ ' were being told. Why they have to go into huddles when telling their stories Js beyond me. ' Bill gave us a little-talking to as a part of his acceptan 9 e speech, saying that although we had ac complished a few things, for the coming year we will have to work hard, so that we can be of real service to our community. Mac has promised faitlifully to give his rayon talk next wdek. Every body get but to hear him. It ought to be good. Entertainments G/rf ^ Panic on ihr Hempstead, Rivu|i^.„ Jamaica, Vale,„i,^ 'f Three H ’ lse C,„ Little Neck, I,i,„e ■' ^ ^yttnrdfd ^ Oy» ‘ er Bay, Lyric^.y,' Port Washiiiuioi,^ d Doctor special Roslyn, R„dv,,-r*„, .. Oidn Yankee * English had on a new suit -and a little tired look about the eyes. Evidently those trips to the coun try take a lot out of one. tember 8 ; Columbus Day recess. Monday, October 12; Election Day rcee.ss. Tuesday, November 3; Arm- i.stic Day recess, Wednesday, No vember 11; Thanksgiving recess, November 26 and 27; Christmas rece.ss begins at clo.se of session. Wednesday, December 23; School resumed, Monday, January 4; Re gents examinations, January 18-'22, inclusive; Lincoln's, birthday re cess. Friday, February 12; Wasb- ington's birthday recess, Monday. February 22; Eastei' recess begins at clo.se of session. Friday, Marth 19; School resumed, Tuesday, Marcli 30; Regents examinations, June 14-18,- inclusive; Last day of school. June 18. , A financial statement presented to the Board showed the necessity Interest of Long Island social of additional borrowings on at- lb Ibe Theatre of Pour count of unpaid taxes. It was d«- , ®®®sons in Roslyn, which was in- cided, to auUiorizc the Chairman of bleated by their sponsorship of the Finance Committee to negotiate for ■ loans if, when, and as needed and within the limitations of the budget. The financial statem^ent follows; Due from local taxes (fiscal year July 1 . 1935 to June 30. 1936), $475,469.19; received to date, $379,- .500,00; balance due and unpaid. the com- i $ 1,700 i.s in for the coun- all admire ^ quota.\ ■ ■ Workers--in the varieu.s districts! are; John Sparkes and Peter Mal- loii. Baker Ilill; Dr. R. W. Bab cock. G. W. L. R'. Travis, J, B. Fitch and Arthur E. Taylor. Estates .south; W. R. WilhereJI, John E. Craig. Arthur W. Mearns and Ar thur E. Taylor, Estates south; Louis J, Gregory, E._Munro Bates, Ah unusual number of stones^ Dwight Barrows and boh Stev enson. the Hills; Aivah Esser, L. A. Lewis, L. J. Moore and Fred Lawall, Kensington; Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Dougherty, the Kenwood. Also Hazen L. Hoyt Jr.. Matthew j Hall and Innis O'Rourke, Kings Point; C. J. Reid, Gracefield; C. P. -Young ' Jr.', iTake Success; Ralph Crawshaw and R. E. Turner, Lit tle Neck; Marshall Adams, Vincent J. Sanborn and Fred Greenberg, Nirvana Gardens; Ben Hill, Walter Dunphy, Stanley McCormack, Sid ney K^atz, J. W. Weight, Albert Wrigh( and Mrs. Charles Lee, the Plaza; Jesse W. Yeatman and E. O. Clark, the Terrace; William McGleughlln, ^ Prank Priest. Stan ley Ketcham and Bob Strauss, Weybridge; Mrs. Jessie Moffat and Mrs. Richard Baysore, the Wych- wooH. Friday, .May 29, 1936 Amltyville, Amityville — Sma// To<wn Girl Babylon. Babylon— Sma// Tovin Gir( Bayshore, Bayshore — Mr. Deeds Goes to Tomn Farmingdale, Strand — Bridri Are Like That Moonlight on the Prairie Flushing, Loew — Desire Big Brov-n Eyes Flushing, RKO — f. ’ a^/a:n January Boulder Dam Glen ove. Cove — Small Town Girl Great Neck. Playhouse — 0'rn//r Julia Murder on the Bridle Path Babylon, Halnlor)-.; Hempstead, Rivoli — f. ’ a,^fam January Yankee Ilicksville, Playhouse — Unguarded Bayshore, hayMiort-j,,,. Hour ' Farming.lale. Slrand^.,,^ Whispering Smith Speaks Flushing, •Jamaica, Valencia — 13 Hours By Air ^'9 Enncn F.yri Three Wise Guys Flushing, Littirf .Neck, Little Neck — (7oi/n/ry ounlry lieyonj . 1 Doctor ‘ \'t-GJoJ Song and Dance Man ('real Neck, l ’ layhiiu>{_ 7 ,^ Oyster Bay, Lyric —Pellienat Fever Playhny Port Washington. Beacaj^/l'jX«^^^„l^f-b'lU'R'' ’ 'h t'a/ij Chair ...... Vnlrmia-n »J Sky Parade . ' Roslyn, Roslyn — Wife vs. Secretary Every Saturday Sight Health Center to Benefit By Performance in Roslyn Theatre Of Four Seasons Taken For Evening Of June 5 ducing activity by Mr, Hopkins at the Theatre of Four Seasons. Amorig the directors oh the com mittee for the benefit are: Mrs. F. ' Huntington Babcocli, Chairman, Oyster Bay; Mrs. James H. Van Alen, Treasurer, Roslyn; Mrs. Robert R. Hitt, Secretary, Glen . . . Cove; Mrs. John R. Cornell. West- the playhouse at its opening last bury; Mrs. Henry E. Coe, Syosset; winter, again is in evidence with the announcement by Charles Hop- ksin, director of the theathe's acting company, that the entire house has been taken for Uie per formance of Robert E. Sherwbod ’ s “ The Queen ’ s-v Husband ” on the evening of June 5, by the Nhssau $95,969,19; cash on hand in banks | and Suffork Counties Committee May__21, 1930, $'25,080.70; items to be paid by May . 31, 1936. $44,- 192.26. Toor Widow ’ Gets A^Break ’ From Burglar C jik I i , Cigaret Lighter Stolen From Hor^ie , In Estates on Mother ’ s Health Center (af filiated with the New York State Birth control Federation) of Locust Valley and Mineola. 'Dlls will be the first benefit performance in the history of this organization, which hitherto has been supported' wholly by private subscriptions. It a Iso ^will be Uie first outstanding sociarevent in the spring season of comedies which'' markes the resumption of Mrs. Hunt Dickinson, Locust Valley; Mrs. Russell Doubleday, Glen Cove; Mrs. W. Allston Flagg, Westbury ; Mrs. Childs Prick, Roslyn; Mrs. Arthur B. Kinsolving 2d, Garden City; Mrs. Louis deBehian Moore, Oyster Bay; Mrs. Winchest'er Noyes, Huntington: Dr. Richard N. Pierson, Cold Spring Harbor; Mrs. John N. Stearns, Brookvllle; Mrs. Henry E. Stehll, Locust Valley and Mrs. George 'Whitney, Westbury. . Among the sponsors Qp. U 10 com mittee are; Mrs. Henry. P. Davison, Mrs. William C. Langely, Mrs. Harold , Irving pratt, Jr., Dean Arhtur B. Kinsolving, Dr. and Mrs. Richard Derby. Mrs. Acosta Nichols. Mrs. Kermlt Roosevelt. Mrs. Edward G. Janeway, Mrs. Louise deBeblan pro- Moore and Mrs. Windiester Noyes -Saturday, May 30, 1936 •Amityville, .Amityville — Small Town Girl ^ Babvion, Babylon — Small Town Girl Bayshore, Bayshore — Mr. Deeds Goes to Town Farmingdale, Strand — Brides .Ire Lite That - Moonlight on the Prairie Flushing, Loew —Desire Big Brown Eyes Flushing, RKO —Captain January Boulder Dam Glen ove. Cove — Small Town Girl Great .Neck, Playhouse — Small Town Girl Panic on the Air Hempstead, Rivoli — f.'fl/i/rt/n January Ilicksville, Playhouse —Unguarded Hour Whispering Smith Speaks '^ariiaica, Valencia — 13 Hours By Air Three Wise Guys Little Neck. Little Neck — Country Doctor Song ami Dance Man Oyster Bay, Lyric — Eagle ’ s Brood Don't Gjt Personal Port Washington, Beacon — Witness Chair SFy FaraJT' Roslyn, Roslyn — IPife vs. Secretary Every Saturday Sight Sunday, .May 31,- 1936 Amltyville. Amityville — Under Two Flags Babylon, Babylon — Under Taio Flags Bayshore, Bayshore — Mr. Deeds Goes to Town Farmingdale, Strand — .Modern Times Flushing, Lotv/z — Desire Big Brown Eyes Fleshing, RKO — Captain January Boulder Dam Valt-nria — i] //„ Three H'lse Liltle Neck. I.itilV The Vntjuardei Oyster Bav, Here Comn Truuhtt Port WashiiiKloii, Bfarot mcr Su/hl's Bmin Tuesday, JiinT^ Amityville, Flags Babylon, Hah'. Inn — t'nj/r fj BayKhore, Hawhnre- 3 fr_ | 'Fh-i'.n I'anninmljile, Sirand-ff, Odd Man Flushing. I ak ' w — Drift Fni^ Fhishinj,;, KKU- / CunnuHiji onntry Jlcym,! Glcii Cove, t. (ive — a| Lire at Net k. Hiayh*uDf-5»i First Bii/'y Hempsteail. Ri-.'.il: — r Jamaica, N aleiula — n Thrcf ll^iu ( ’ ::ys Little Neck. I-iitle Fr^rr Oyster Hay, I Here Comrs Tf ’ iuHfm Port Washlnpion. Bcacnii-Jf| Garna Gentle Julia Thursday, June 4, Amityville. .\mitvillt-.( I Yankee Balryh>n, Bal\\l(in' — ( Cttttd Yankee Bayshore, B:i-\'sliore-(aw O'i Farmingdale, MraaJ-ttiijlttj Old Man Flushing. Loin — I Drift Fcnic Flushing, RKO — ./ (.'«™rti*j ounlry Bey.n.l Glen Cove, ('nvr-(- ’ «j(aii)i Great N'ecK, I ’ l.iilinu't-Si! First Bahy Glen Cove. Cove—Under Two Flags Hempstead, Klvuli-(.a/IM| Great Neck, Playhouse — i'mrt// Town Jamaica, Vahuna-I. The new Great Neck Estate.s Park will be formally opened with ap propriate ceremonies at 3, p. m. on May 31, It was ’ announced to- dw. A 60-foot pole, donated iljt Mayor Alfred E. Jordan„|«vill be accepted. Sea Scout sHlii'Tarpon, the national flag ship wHl officiate at the flag raising, to whlcli the public is invited. The Park, oh Little Neck bay at the end of cedar Drive, has been under construction for six years. ■ was ^ - More than six acres of land in ■ -uie -g ar a g e -transferred several monthi aa Mrs.'Walter Anderson entertain ed her bridge club on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Malcollln , Dowsey left last week for an extended trip through the South and West. Scout Group Plans Rally, Award Party (Continued from Page 1) Nancy Rol^insbn, Betty Rough, to the -lMrn- arrived the headlvay and from hurn- foiind It gtreams of .week man- ® - ,'«£t was »id. •MU>U- ‘ tooni transferred several months ago by the state of New York to the Village of Great Neck Estatos. lASt fall arrangements were made with Stum» and Walter to sow kratf seed. In thtf past month numerous trees and shrubs were planted by a committee oi women headed by Mrs. Manfred \ Messner of.Horth Clover Drive, t\' Agreeing to ''give her a break' because she was a \poor widow, ’ a burglar who entered the h(ime of Mrs, Edna Edison at 67 Bayvlew Avenue, Great Neek- E.states, at 2;4o a. m. on Wednesday depart ed with the contents of a jxickel- Ttobk. ten d()JiarA in cash, a ciga- ret lighter and a wallet containing Mrs. Edison ’ s operator ’ s license and other papers. Mrs. Edison was awakened, by a noise in Ihe hallway of- the secr ond floor of her home. Believing^ that it was her 12 -year-old daugh ter, who occupies a room near her. she called out. A man's voice ans wered' and told her to \keep quiet. ” Turning a flashlteht in her face, the intruder threlte*ne<l to shoot if she made any outcry. Mrs. Ml- son was unable to see If her un- Athletic Club Tops Visitors By 12-3 Score bats with Brooklyn. Kaufman, 'If .. Manzino, If .... Smith, u ___ Rurla, 2b . FamigletU. 3b Oazio. c ..... .. Woodan. cf Plummer, lb Palmasant, rf Scully, p the Hilton A. c. of Great Neck AB ] ---- 2 ;z;:z ^ ! Vianl. I Fratina The Great Neck Athletic Club nine, on Sunday afternixin scored a 12-3 victory over the Huron Vil lagers at Memorial Field. Great Neck. Bill Scully, local twirler, fanned seven of the Visitors and 1 walked four. Tom Brown, visiting eirott. c pitcher struck out five of the ' Great Hecii players. ■'Dago ” Ruris led the Aceys with three hits out of five scoring runs. Smith, formerly of Port Washlng- toh, also made three' out of five. The Great Neck lads will meet the Syosset A. C. on Decoration Day and on Sunday will cross 5 O 0 Girl Panic on the Air Hempstead, Rivoli — Captain January Jamaica, Valencia — 13 Hours By Air Three Il'ise Guys Little Neck, Little Neck— Sutler ’ s Goht The Unguarded Hour Oyster Bay, Lyric — Milky Way Port Washington, Beacon — I Married -if-Doctar — r - ■ — r- • Special Investigator Roslyn, Roslyn — TAree Godfathers Charlie Chan at the Circus Mon(i'ay, June 1, 1936 Amityville, Amityville — Under Two Flags Babylon, Babylon — Under Two Flags Bayshore, Bayshore — Mr. Deeds Coes to Town Farmingdale, Strand— ,3 / Times Flushing, Loew — Desire Big Brown Eyes Flushing. RKO — Captain January Boulder Dam Little Neck, l-iule Nefl-lil Faunllci'iy Everybody' ' OAl -H'*' Oyster Bay. ! nic-.l/on)i1 Port-Washingniii.-Hcaran-J'^ GareVe Gentle Julln WARREN1 Countrj School .J?J Near Washington. ^ rrof “ ’ o^er\'SndA». Sports. Catsloro'- Huron Vlll»{ers AB R Moore. Valla. Farina, ib McCrustal, < Brown, p Totals . a ss s= ‘ . ’ Base hits, ViUa, Plummer. niw. Moore. Sacrlflcee Hciqiy »Ua, Plummer. Three-ba» •ore. 8*frlllcee. Scully, Fratina. ! | A imoU pavilion , With a porch ■ft .rooms, ~lJOrtf46 “ » “ «i slephonephone has been built near the Valentine, Valarle Van Nostrand. Hel$n Wakem, Angie Watson, Pam Wakem, Dorothea Garrick. Brownie Pack No. 3 — Brown Owl — Ann W. Cate, Tawnie Owl — Velma Nagle, BrownUuk^Audry. Bancker, — Beverly Berry, carol Basog^t, Betty Bishop, Barbara Davis, - Ahtta Dolflnger, Grctchen Oretohen Fierts, ^anet.Gay, Judy Gleason, - Norma^ .Hickf . ..^Mgrjorlk - R6lly7 Joan 'Rrleg^ Lois kutcliman, Eatubeth Undberg,- Francis Me* rut tele water ’ s edge, adjacent to e wading pool for small ohlldren. A sand pile also has been provided and should prove a favorite spot for children and their guordiahs Uie “ dog deys\ of the summer, A standard clay tennis court has been m-ovlded and If it proves ATTIND BCItVlOE H toot Id- •dUembws of ^ «torios A. Fow* nal (fRlfamin^be built. iler jr. Foet of the American Legion UUL he Ion ' - ' - - earthy, Joan MoOarthy, Barbara McElmeal, Betty Powell, Betty Shearman, Joan Swartz, Eleanor Thuge, Barbara Vail. Barbara WU- kin, Joan Wenlger, Joanne' woodr worth. SUBOaiAH TO WASHINaTON DnnNCDKHiD ind wonderfully equipped junior cotlefe and pre paratory school attra^ to the Na- don ’ t Xapltal discriminating pa trons who seek only the best in edwatlon. Famous psintings; tare tapestries, priceiesi curios, period furniture, beaudfui statuary provide an atnvosphere of tan culture, 'Graduatn become worthy citixena, IqteVIgent bome- charming companioni through attractive variety of cultural courses. Ample oppostunity for Mioee who desire to take advanced standing in unl ades. Special work oOeted In secretaoahip, home e^omica JourMito, music, art, dramatia. 32 DulMlags of disdnedve architectun. Theatre. Eight bnildings. 5344 alumnae. E^taWM IM4. She pleaded with ‘ him not to take anything, explaining *Uiat she was \poor widow.\ PromUlng,^ her a \break. ” the burglar Mlaad a purse which Wa lytog in- **tha room and rushed' downstairs. The purse was found later in t hekltchen and the con tents, with the exceptiof\„. of the cosh, lighter and Ucenoa, ajb;ewh o»-a davennoH to toe -Uvim mom. $Irs. Edison reported the theft to Qhfftain “ J«ik “ Dennelly of the Ektotes police deportment, who Is tovMUgoting the cose with Mr- geoht John RoauUs of the'detec tive squad, sih Precinct, NMeiu oounty police. Besides her daughter, Mrs. Edi- Boh has I son, atantay, seven years When matketoSl^ai^Ty^-'^ ‘ ‘ memorable DAY! ” ARYLAND Kappa, 4awD.io4lma«, with unreatwuted ^ ««P«b wiiato,! R, ^ “ »S Europe.u~wUh ^ JMIMflRE *fEs«Tn!-Trrr ir-- WOODBURY FAR' Only Its Own Producti. PHEASANTS Delicious SPRING BROILED * , ON OBOEB Chester White Pigs Dorset I Strictly Fres h Eggs, 3Sc-4«< ’ g' Gra^MilkMidTlream From Omttfied Herds
