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THE MAijHiWRT PBESg. FRIDAY. JUI-Y 10, li>3« ho “ 6#' \Entertainments rtUmy, July 10, 1936 Hiitr Shore, Bay Shore — Poor Little ywui l ngd a le, strand — These Three plushing, Loew — Tury Palm Spring Flushing, e KO — P rivate Numfcer LltQe'MlSe Nobody V-01Wl4iOoye, Cove — Nobody ’ s Pbol Speed Great. Neck, Playhouse — It ’ s I/)ve jft|aln Broadway Bill Hempstead, Blvoll — Private Number LltUe Miss Nobody Slcksvllle, Playhouse — Cliampagne Charlie Two In Revolt - Jamaica, Valencia — Princess' Comes Across t>cgpng Little Neck, Little Neck-Sons O ’ Guns lyW^perlng Smith Speaks oyster Bay, LyrlcBlg • Brown* Eyes port 'Washington, Beacon — Moon's Our Home 'Devil ’ s Squadron Soslyn, Roslyn — I Married a Goctor Everybody's Old Man Saltitday, July 11, 1936 Bay Sliore, Bay Shore PiHir Little ■ Earmlngdale, Strand -Tlic.sr Three . - pushing, Ijoew — Eury Pallh Spring ' ^ Plushlhg, RKO — Private Nllintior I Little Miss Nobody ; Glen Cove, Cove-Nob ody's Fool ! Sliced preaT, Neck, Playhouse — It ’ s Love Again Hempstead, Rivoll Private Number tiittle Miss Nobody ! Hlcksville, Playhouse -Champagne > Charlie ■'Wt'o in Revolt ■Jamaica, Valencia — Princess Comes Across ' . Legong Uttle Neck, Little Nock — Sons O' Guns Whispering Smith Speaks Bay, Ly^c — For the Service 'Spanish Cape Mystery Port Washington, Beacon — Moon'.s Our Home peril's Squadron Roslyn, Roslyn — I Married a 'Doctor , Everybody's Old Man Palm Spring Flushing, RKO — Private Number Uttle Miss Nobody Glen Cove, Cove — And So They Were Married O ’ Malley of the Mounted Great Neck, playhouse — And So TTiey Were Married OlMalley of the Mounted Hempstead, Rlvoll-nPrlvate Number Little Miss Nobody Jamaica, Valencia — Prlnceas Comes Across Legong Little Neck, Little Neck — Mr. Deeds Goes to Town Smiling Irl.sh Eyes port Washington, Beacon — Show • Boat 'one Rainy Afternoon ^ Monday, July 13, 1936 Bay Shore. Bay Sliore — Poor Little Flushing, Loew — Fury Palm Spring Flashing, RKO — Private Number Llt^je Mls-s Nobody Glen Cove, COVe— And So Tliey Were Married O ’ Malley of the Mounted Great Neck, Playliou.se — And So They Were Married O'Malley of the Mounted Hempstead, Rivoll — Private Number -Little-Mtoft- Nobody^. Jam8lca,''*Valencla — Princess Comes Across Legong Little Neck, Little Neck — 'Mr. Deeds Goes to Town Smiling Irtsh Eye.s port Wa.shington, Beacon — Show Boat One Rainy Afternoon Tuesday, July 14, 1936 Bay Shore, Bay Siiore — Poor Little Flushing. Loew — Fury. Palm Spring ■ Plashing. r KO-P rivate. Number Little Miss Nobody Glen Cove, Cove — Bullets or Ballots Great Neck, Playhouse — Trouble For Two Florida Special •- Hemp.stead. Rivoll — Private Number Little Miss Nobody Jamaica, Valencia — Princess comes Across Legdng Little Neck, LflUe Neck — Mr. Deeds Goes to Town Smiling Irish Eyes Port Wa.shingt on, Bea con — Show Boat One RRiny Afternoon Wednesday, July IS, 1936 Bay Sliore, Bay Shorp — Barbary Coast. Ghost Goes West Flashing, LDew-Dinrter at Eight Men in Wliite Flushing, RKO — Private Number Little Miss Nobody Glcu Cove, cove — Bullets or Ballote S' Wfm TH« I..NTH Wilt ok SPRING 31 TUI riAl OF OUl UM0 1936 Great Heck, playhouse — Trouble For Two Florida Special Hempstead. Rivoll — Private Number Little Miss Nobody Jamaica, Valencia — Princess comes Across Legong Little Neck, Little Neck — Leather necks Have Landed Roaming Lady Port Washington, Beacon — Nobody ’ s Pool Making ot, OMalley Thuraday, July 16, 1936 Bay Shore, Bay Sliore — Barbary Coast . Ghost Goes West Flushing, liOew — thnner at Eight Men in White Flushing. RKG Private Number LHtle Miss Nobody -------- ^ Glen Cove. Cove — Bullets or Ballots Great. Neck, playhouse — 'Trouble For ’ Two PlorWa Special Hempstead. Rivoll — Private Number Little Ml.ss Nobody Jamaica, Valencia — Princess Comes Across Legong Little Neck, Little Neck — Leather necks Have Landed Roaming Lady Port Washington, Beacon — Nobody's Pool 'Making of OMalley ^ y* ___ Tides * - Friday', July lO^High tide 5:37 A. M., rise 7T tee t; 4:11 P. M„ rise 7.9 feet. Saturday, July 11 — High tide 4:37 A. M., rise 7.1 feet; 5:12 P. M„ rise 7.9 feet. Sunday, July 12 — High tide 5:49 A, M., rise 6.8 feet; 6:25 P. M., rise 7.9 feet. Monday, July 13 — High tide 7:20 A. M„ ri.se 6.7 feet; 7:44 P. M., rise 8 feet. Tuesday, July 14 — High tide 8:34 j A. M., rl.se 68 feet; 8:53 P. M., rise 8.1 feet. Wedne.sday, July 15— High tide 9:37 A, M., rise 7 feet; 9;54.P. M„ rise 8.2 feet. Thursday. July 16 — High tide 10:34 A. M.. rise 7.3 feet; 10:48 P. M., rise 8.3 feet. . , _________ * . . Wilt ALMANACK ®ONTAlNlN(ji •SSIDIS AITkONOMlCAL A OkBAT VAW jty W ttrUL AND E« Coming Events LOCUST VALLEY, L. I. GLEN COVE 2530 HELD OVER SECOND WEEK Mils Gladys Cooper and Philip Merivale in WHITE CHRISTMAS A New Comedy by ivni. MERIVALE CURTAIN RIKES AT 9:05 'PROMPTLY Music Jones Beach — New sUdlum, Satur day evening. July 11, through Saturday, July 19. The Operetta Music Festival Association, under the direction of Fortune Gallo, will present 'Tie Student ■Prince. ” Dancing Olqn Head — Brookyille Country Club, Saturday night, July 11 Dance for members and their guests. Yachting Greenwich, Conn. — Indian Harbor Yacht Club, Saturday. July IT Long Island Sound Yacht Rac ing A.s.sociation regatta. Sayvlllc — Saturday and Sunday, July II and 12. Star Class Olympje eliniinaUon.s. Manna.s.'Tct Bay — Saturday, July 11. through Saturday, July 18. The Long Island Tcrccntcnsry Cruise around Long island. Golf Glen Head — Women's National Golf Club. Friday. .July 10. 'Women ’ s Long Island medal play cham pionship. Glen Head — Brookvllle Country Clpb. Saturday, July 11. Men ’ s March Play , against Par. Finals of Women ’ s Medal Play handi cap. Sunday, July 12, Men ’ s Best Ball sweepstakes. T ennis Locust Valley — Piping Rock Club, Wednesday! July 15. Round Robin tournament for boys. Jackson Heights — Jackson Heights Tennis Courts, Saturday, July 11. through Saturday, July 18. East ern clay coui;t championship. Drama Glen Cove — Glen Theatrer Federal •Theatre Proiect, Thursday, July 9, through Saturday, July 11. “ Tamed and How! ” -Monday, July 13, through Saturday, July 18, \Post Road. ” ■ j Locust Valley — iRed Barn Theatre, Thursday, July 9, tbrpugh IBbt- urday, July 18. Gladys Cdoper and Philip Merivale In \White Christmas. ” . DAYS i THESE By fULIAN M A.S O N ALL SOLID CLEAN FRUIT- When an escape of gsis occurs, a mixture of soap and water applied to the pipe will locate the leak, as the mixture will start to bubble where the leak U. Under no cir cumstances should a light be taken Into the region of the escape. A piece of soap should be plastered over ■ the leak , until the plumber arrives. WASTE Hair Form Hair form, or It* amount of wavlj ■eea, tartea vastly among all races' instead of being eharacteristic of each, as was formerly svpposed. r* ^ poiL»UlAdflUt^SpbbfUL9t the U jq ^ V- SbsrfmnurwilW\ froto a Blnglq bead,may have ma^ dlfferant crois-sections, , including circles, ovals, ellpses. kidney slmpef triangles and prlarontlc forma The Republican Gains Continue My report for the second week of the presidential campaign must be that Republican gains continue. I call It the second week, counting the campaign as\ beginning Wltli the close of the Democratic co6- ventlon on Jtme 27. At the topf^ of the list of| RcpUbllcati ben-*® eflts occurring in the last seve; days most be] put the an nounced deci sion of Senator Borah to sup port his party. I have always thought his sup port or non- support to be an okfcr-rated political element. The Republicans have repeatedly elected presidents without him. But his present decision Is valuable at least as an answer to the Demo cratic attempt\ to build up the idea of a spilt In the Republican ranks. Decision on Farley Is G. O. P. Advantage Almost as Important (If not even tually more so) is the advantage that has come to the London forces in President RoosevelUs announce ment that \Jim ” Parley will not resign as Postmaster General in order to direct .the Democratic campaign, but that he will merely be\ \granted ” a leave of absence. Tactically, this impish decision leaves the administration open to attack at one of Its most vulner able points; Kirley, the civil service corruptlonist,\tlll remains In office; is there then any real value In the Deti(ocratlc platform promises of civil service reform? Certainly, In violation of the spirit of these promises, Mr. Parley touches a new political low by being the first •party chairman to,hold the poet- mastership during the progress of a campaign. Also, W. W. Howes, the Assistant Postmaster General, whom he leaves In nominal con trol, is a professional politician with an almost Parley record of q>ortsmanshtp. Lesser Republican Gains «f the Week Lesser Hepubilean gains of the week Include the mogniMiM pf Oovemor LandOB ifi a calm and sure ieadwship of ' the Kansas Legislature on the difficult ques tion of old-age security insurance. The whole picture of this legisla tive session Is not painted, but the governor has avoided with wisdom and candor the traps set for him at the start. Another Republican \straw ” Is the decision of the Oma ha “ World-Herald ” to boR the New Deal. This historically pem- ocratic paper announces that Roosevelt's acceptance speech was Just too much for believers in the American system; it sees In that speech the declarajtion of an end less and ruinous war-between gov ernment and private enterpelae, :New Parkway Link To Open InSeptefnber Early in September will see the opening of the Bethpage Parkway, as work Is continuing at full speed on the link which will connect the Bethpage State Park at Farming- dale with the southern State;PBrk- way. - Planned to be a four lane high way ’ , limited appropriations pre vent construction of more than two lanes at the present time. A total of (518,3917 Is being spent, with widening to follow when ad-> ditional funds are available. Tie new parkway starts at Southern state Parkway at Mas- sapequa and runs north for five miles to a traffic circle on Plain- view Road, on the border of the state park. Entrance roads into the park will take motorists to the polo field, the four golf bourses and the picnic areas. (Five underpasses will be con structed on the parkway. Two al- .Southern'state The new Farmlngdale ready have been are over Hempste„i Boundary Aven^„ Two others wui nuc at Parmlngdale Island Railroad, tim, Is to form the junci„ ’ Snilt.horn'c,,.. Parhtii highway •toMt - With the Southern sui, facilitate travel Brooklyn and Jones \ other link in the tom will enter p^rL toe Northern state is completed to the sis,! To clean white gnw^l sllghUy soiled, riii widi, jArlar. a piece of In benzine and allowej^ nearly dry before it t , more efIecUve for glove.s. ■ After thc L, should.be rubtod agaiai crumhs until all sui«^ are removed. Try Our On the Democratic SMe ,«f Uw Ledger On the Democratic credit side of the ledger may be set down the unexpected and perhaps permanent lack of cohesion and energy In the formation of the “third party, ” headed by Congressman Lemke. In state after state the time has gone by for getting the name of that party on the November bal lots. Furthermore, although Father Coughlin is already bboming along strongly for Lemke, the followers of “ Doc ” Townsend and the late Huey Long are not as yet formally \In. ” All this reduces the threat to Roosevelt. Another possible gain to the Democrats lies in the dawning of public criticism of Re- publlcao National Chairman John D. M. Hamilton for talking too much^-dhd claiming too much, think, myself, that HamUton ’ s wisest role would be to he as dif ferent as ixissible from Farley; just as Governor Landon must conduct himself In a way directly opposite to the personality of Franklin Roosevelt. AOTIQUES AT AUCTK BY ORDER OF KATHERINE WILLIS 234 NORTHERN BLVD., FLUSHING, N.l| Tuesday, July 14,10.30 EXHISmON: SUNDAY, JULY 12, 2 to 6 P. % MONDAY, JULY 13, 1 to 9 P SI Sale eomprlaes eorjper cupboards and Welsh cabinfts in ^ dropleaf tables; ehalrs; mahofany and maple ehests; nile UUa; | farnliurr; blitorleal ehlna; Siaflordshlre froups, nium, ]uM8rYV(.|| flass,s, Maioliea-Cnrrler and Ives prints; candlesticks — brass. pevUr.j flas Maiol clocks and ^ SALE CONDUCTED AT ABOVE ADDRESS BT WHITMAN ’ S AUCTION BOOMS, Inc. 154-16 Northern. Boulevard, Flushing. N. Y, Mortimer Whitman, Auctioneer ' Phone: FLastiiill Catering by JULIA NOTE — Katherine WUlia, a natlonallY known anliqnr co II k U i nil will move to her hew location. IMtb Street »nd Northrn hM ^ushlnc, N. T.f on Aafust 1. In case of rain sale postpone! k needsi for Ibi summer cotlai CAMERAS .Developing — Printing — Enlarging Exchange your old-faxhlonad Kodak for one. of the laUst . mlnlati'jo . camera* LUOENE, INC., OlMlelsn. 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