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THE MANHASSET PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. 1986 iiattifaBBPt PrpBB 154 Fiaadotne Road, Mtoiliuaet Phon*: Oreai Neck lilO TeleptMine Manhaant 1741 Brotuon W. Oriacom, Publiaha Mae Dennler, BdHor NKW YORK QVPICB: 661 PIPTH AVENDK niei^tooe: VandeiWlt |-M23 Knteied aa Second Claaa Matter on June 6, 1934, a3 Poat Of* Aec In Maotuuoet, N. T. Suoacnptton Rate: 32.00 Per Year In Advance THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Ti. 1936 ^ ■ GEORGE U. HARVEY AGAIN A plea that cannot be ignored by Republican leaders Is the one made in behalf of Georije JU. Harvey, the Borough I ’ re.sident of Queens, by tho.se who are backing him for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. It can ’ t be ignored because it is.a fact that Harvey is con spicuous a.s one Republican officeholder with powerful Democratic sui)porl. And this year votes will be indis pensable if we are to elect a Republican to succeed ------ (rmwftoF i.< d maiu ______ _______ ; _________ Governor Larubrn's 'chan.ces of election without the help of New YiM-k ’ s very large electoral vote admittedly are not good. Without the strength that a strong vote getting candidate for Governor would give to the Re publican .ticket, (iovernor Landon may lose, this'State, in the mean time Democratic .strength in New York has ghown greater than ever. The city Democratic enroll ment is 1,.546,. ‘ 522. The Republican have 290,624^-~ Up state there are 1,402,062 Republicans and 853,578 Demo crats. Thus, the Democrats actually have 707,217 more enrolled voter.s*in the whole State than the RepuVilicans. (ieprge IJ. Ilarvjey-for-Governor adherents have been quick k) .seize uiion perfectly logical arguments sugge.s^d by the.se statistics. In every I ’ re.sidental year, they argue, the Upstate vote goes .strong for the Republican nominee for I ’ rcsuierit ami Governor. That much they believe can be depended on this year. -But —what about New York (bty? That is the question mark. Where can the Republicans select a candidate who will cut heavily into the normally Democratic vote of New York' City? “ In Queens! ’ ’ chorus the Harveyites. Their argument has been pi'tsented here before. Harvey has been elected Borough President of Queens three. time.s., .\Vinning by -^,437' in 1928, he won by 27-632 in 1929 and 52,032 in 1933. This was his record in a New York City borough with a Democratic enrollment -of 295,186 and'a Republican enrollment of 91,859. ' Harvey supporters argue that with the Harvey vote in Queens a Republican candidate for Governor could he elected as well as assuring Governor Landon ’ s election.' They contend also that his Democratic appeal i.s\ wider than the Borough of Queens where, incidentally, he has made a very efficient admini.strator. We cannot presume to dictate to Republican State leaders their choice for Governor. We have no doubt that they are 'giving the problem the clo.sest study. It should not have to be pointed odt that this man ’ s party loyalty or that man ’ s fine-record are not ne.die.s- sarily indices ,Qf their politicW strength. This year, as usual, votes will count and this year we are con vinced the right candidate will have an excellent chance to win. •9 Organization Candidates Are Unopposed In Nassau'^^ TO HAT* (SALS The WomeniB AuxUtary of St. Pnil ’ s pburch will sponaor a rum- mace wle on October 8 at the church. Mrs. Oeorie H. Morris heads the committee. Legal Notice sirrnot covbt orjM sTsn or KnrTOu. cooiiTT or mmmo Legal Notice Voting In the Nassau primaries .was .light, the organization candi dates of both major parties being honjinated ' without opposljlon. In mest^ cases the Republican caiidW dates polled three times as many ..VOtfiS„a5 U3.elr JJe*)cratlc . ,oppoJ^4^yi^uUfero^^^ P. Mason. WiHlam ents. Rumors of a possible \write- R. 'Patrick, Gertrude Ross,' J. .in\ vote against Congressman Rob ert Low Bacon proved to have been •Without foundation, and he was Ralph Caldwell, Marcus O. Christ,'! P. Trubee Davison, James L. Dow- sey, Ernest Prancke, Leonard W. Hall, Wllmot Y. Hallock, Franklin ■ff. Lord, Martha B. Lease, William renominated by a countywide to tal of 9,895 votes. His rival, Ger ald Morrell received 3,815 votes. . Aaecniblyman Leonard Hail, of Oyster Bay, -was renominated In the secotoS district, receiving 2,752 votes. The -Democratic candidate, Roland -A. ilrowe, of Glen Cove, received 014 votes. . Both Republican and Democratic canBldatcs to state and Judicial • Conventions were elected without -opjjqalUon, The OOP state conven tion,- will be held in Albany on aha 29, while the \JudMal convention will be held In ’ jJioollyn at a later date. to the State Republican 'invention are: — ^te Senator George Thompson red 9,722 votes and the Demo- oandidate, Dr. Willoughby S ’ : 3,722. Dwight Jiagsrs, Henry Root Stern and Genesta Strong. - Judicial convention delegates are; Cyril Brown, Willis B. Carman, Joseph Crooks, LeRoy O. Edwafds, Charles- Plesch, Hartford Ounn, Joseph Lcbkuecher, Barnett Mack- ler, Mabel Merritt, Bradley Moore, Herman Steutzer Jr., Ernest M. Strong, Theocioie Summers, Henry A'. Uterhart, Augustus J. Wheeler and Charles I. Wbod. Delegates to the Democratic state convention are; Martin P. O'Leary, John O. Dalton, Daniel J, Fogar ty, Philip N. Krug, Jeremiah p. Stapleton, Danler p : Dugan, Jere miah Hennessey and' IPrancls J. Parks. Second A. D. .delegates to the Judicial conventloif are: Herman Block, John C. Dialton, Alicia R. O'Conro, Louis G. Hart, Alexan der Ginsberg, John T. Daly. Dom inick Massa and William Cocks Jr. ouat mcK »Kwnt j > i * tbict TOWN or Monrm uimTgAo -amUT NBCR NASSAU COVNTT ,NBW TOBK AOTtB'mqnNT FOR RIOS Tt>« Bo«rd of CommMoQori of OrMi Nock 8t«er DUtrtot will roeoive prdpotftU. offtet At S aa I CR miw Road. Hock. Now York, up to 1:00 P. M . on ttit mb day of Sop- tombor, 1030. for Cho eoBOtrueUon of corUln UUrAl lAnltAry Mwort aad ap- pbftkfkancoi In the Thomaaton Woo<ti Dtvolopmont of the Ollchroat Roalty Cor poration Ooplos of plans, tpeclflcations and forms of propooal can bo obtained at the office of Carl H. Watson. C. K.. 10 CuUor Min Road. Oroa^ Neck. N. Y.. op. to 3 P. M.. SepUmber 25. It3f. upon payment of Ten DoJlars KIO.OO), In cheek form, made parable to the GREAT. NECK SEWER OISIVZCT. Bach bid must be accompanied by a certified check, drawn on a solrent Bank or Trust . Company, iocated within itate of New York, for the sum of Thousand Dollars dl.OOO.OOi. such deposit to be forfeited to the Sewer DU- trict in case the , Bidder shall cefuae io. enter into a contract, and deposit a oontract bond in accordance with his proposal. ^ The Board of Commissioners reserres the right, to reject, any or all of the proposals; \to waive any or all Infor malities In the bids recclv«<l;to post pone the award of k contract; to aban don tl^e project; to readvertlae for bids, or to secept any bid which It deems most favorable to the murests of the Sewer Dl | Strlcr PHOENIX MUTUAL LIPR INRtm- * ARCR COMPANt, Platntlir. ; •taluit WARREN McL. RRTNOLDA. WIL- : LIAM CHIRONNA. INC., AN- ; TRONT J. ROMAONA. Daltndtnte. ; BO/ a RBAT NECK SKWER DISTRICT. FREDERICK 8. PEARCE, Chairma JEROME HARRIS. HENRY A SAHM, IN PUR8UANCR ol a Jadgmant of Portcloaura and Bala duly mada and anMrad ID IDa aboaa aatlUad action and baarlny data tht 10th day of Auguat. 1034, 1. tha undarslgnad, tha Rafaraa Ip aald Judgment namad «UI tall at PuO- 110 AuetloD to tht highaat bidder, at Uia Rotunda of Iba Courthouaa. MIntola. Naaaau Codnty. New Toik. <»> the 10th day of October. 1030, at 10 o'alock in. the toradoon, tha loUotrlng daaertbad pramlaoa: ' ALL that certain plot, piece or ptr- eal of land, together with the bulld- Inga and Improreraants thereon arocted. aituata, lyldg and being at Oraat Neck. Town of North Hampatead, County of Naaaau and State of New York, ahown aa part of plot 10 in Block \N\ on a certain map entitled, \Map of Ruasell Oardena, Becllone 1 to, 4 Incluaire. belonging to RuaaeM Oardena. Inc., alluatcd at Qreat' Neck, Nassau Coun ty, New York, surveyed by D. C. WUI. Oreat Neck, January. . 1038.' and filed Ui the office of the Clerk of the County of Naeaau on January lOth.- 1030 as Map No. 047; more particu larly. bounded and described aa foj- Towa: BEOntNINO at g point northerly aide of Wanaley Drive, the eame la intersected by the ' ly line ot lot 11 on abore mentioned map: running thence north S4 degrees. 3S minutes, 30 seconds west to feet along the northerly side of Wensley Drive to a point; running thence north 35 degrees. 34 minutes, 30 seconds esst 130.03 feet to s point; running thence south 61 degrees. 33 minutes. 00 scc- CABUIXI TO MOVI JoMirti ORniUl. eweat Neck Jeweler and waU^wriiAer, will more on Saturday Irom hia present lo cation on Maple Drive, to the gtore at M Middle Neck Road, adjoining the Magic circle Book Legal Notice the where wester- oiMls east M-M feat td a pcOnt in the weatsriy lln* of lot ll; running thenca ■oath 35 ininutaa. 30 sec onds watt 135.52 feat along tha wtstar- ly side of lot 11 to tbe northerly side of Wensley Drive, at the point or ***T3omi» ” wlth all the right, title and interest, If any. of. In and to that portioh of Wenalav Drive, lying imme diately in frgnt of and aajacent to Uie ----- — Tty to the ceu- ny state iryey of diately in front of and ad above described property ter line thereof. , SUBJECT to the following: of facta which an accurate sur the premises might show; eovenai end restrictions contained in , instru ment reconled In Liber 572 of Con veyances. Page IPl. as modified by in- .strument recorded in Liber 1501 of Conveyances. Page 234; covenants and restrictions contained , in Instruments recorded in Liber 1135- of Conveyances. Page 270 . and Liber 1547 of Convey- ancesv Page 497; lighting easement contained in Instrument recorded in Liber 1010 of Conv eyances. Page 23; telephone agreements recorded in Liber 1000 of CoBveyances. Page 377, and Liber tl49 of Conveyances. Page 73; buTTdIhir~SIl« ” ’ aomng^ ordinances and regulations of the Village of Russell Gardens and/or the Town of North Hempstead. ated, August 10th. 1930. Ywv. ARMIN H. MITTLEMANN. ' Referee. SYDNEY BERNHBIM. Attorney for PlaintllT. Office Se P. O. Address. 60 East 42nd Street. New York City. ON93 — Aug20-Octl ^iViiiACi •asurer. 9-17-1 CORN EXCHANGE BANK TRUST COMPANY. AS Trustee for the WILLIAM McADOO TRUST under a Declaration of Trust dated January 12. 1934. Plain tiff. against FORREST EDWIN SINGLE, and others Defendants. In purauance of a Judgment of fore closure and sale duly,«made and entered in the above entitled action and bearing date the 22nd day of July. 1936. I. the undersigned, the Referee in said judg- Tent named, will sell at public auction t the front door steps of the County :oiirt House, at Mlneola,- County'iaof Coil N hsi Nassau, on the 10th day. of October. 1556 , at 10 o'clock In tjie forenoon, the\ premises directed by said Judgment to be sold and therein, doaertbed as fallowa;, ALL those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land with the buildings and witn the buildings ai thereon situate, lying at Great Neck in the patead. In of North Hempstead, In the of Nassau and St.Tte of New* rovemei and being in or Town of North County of Nassau York, shown and described on a cer- taip map filed in the Office of the Cl^rk of the County of Nassau on the nineteenth day of Januar\. In the year nlp^teen hundred and nnrN.and entitled \Map No 1 of ‘ i : on. Oreat Neck. Nassau Co ’ .:htv. ’ onV Is land. Property of ’ Rlckcrt P play Real ty Co.. 45 We.si 34th Street. New York City. ” date Dec. 1905. rurveyrd by -George 8. Hubbell. c. B.. Flushing. Long Island, and also on a certain map filed m the office of the Clerk of the County of Nassau on the six teenth day of December, in the year nineteen hundred and eleven, and en titled. ’ ’ Amended Map No. I of Ken sington. Oreat. Neck. Nassau County. Long Island,, property of Rlckert-Fin- lay Realty Co.. 45 West 34th Street. New York City/' dated December 1911, surveyed by George 8. Htibbell. C. B.. Flushing. Long island, by the lot and Block Numbers following, fiamely: loU Numbers Twenty-one i2U, Twenty-two i22». Twenty-three (23). Twenty-four (24). Twenty-five .( 25 )* Twenty-six i30). Twenty-seven (27). Twenty-eight (28). Twenty-nine (29i. Thirty (30). Thirty- (33) (291. Thirty (30); Thli Thirty-two (32). Thlrty- ree i33) and Thirty-four (34) in Block Number Six (Oi. together with nil the appurtenances and all of the estate and rights of the mortgagors hereip to said premises. TOGETHER with all fixtures and articles of personal property now or hereafter attached to. or used in con nection with the premises, all of which 'Drt 'Owned by • the mortgagor. SITB JECT to such a state of facts as an; accurate survey may show and coVenanU and. restrictions recorded, in the Nassau County Clerk ’ s Office in Liber 207 of Conveyances. Page 345 and Liber 329 of Convejifiio Page 50. as modified by instnirf^ recorded in said Clerk ’ s Office in Liber 552 of Conveyances. Page 438. and covenants and restrictions in deed recorded ip Queens County Register's Office in Liber 1165 of Conveyances. Page 456, - IPKik or. CouTuy authotUy. and subject to conditional bill of sale No. 6645, datetl October 2. 1933, and filed ip the Nas sau County Clerk's Office on October 13, 1933, in the amount of $1,390.80 by Gene Meenan, Inc., against Maye O. Slulc and Forrest E. Single. Dated. NYw York. Auguat 26th. 1936. WALTER J. McNICHOLS. _ Referee. EARLE Oc RUST. Attorneys for Plaintiff. lO WUllam Street, •'ork City. GN105 — Aug27-Octl GET RELIABLE A utomatic HEAT /^ oal ! Ashes! Gases! A hungry fur- VJ mice to shovel. Slop this now with an Airtemp Oil Burner. 'You won ’ t even have to think of heat. And your heating costs are low. For Chrysler engineering has designed the Airtemp Oil Butner to get on tall tlic.hcal in the oil it burns. Go to an Airtemp dealer. See this perfected oil burner and learn how quicklyk-tiaii be installed ... today. AIRTEMP OIL BURNERS, BOILER BURNERS, COOLING UNITS SUMMER AND WINTER AIR CONDITIONERS Rmpnamntmd by AIRTEMP N, Y. SALES CORP. DISTBmUTOR 405 Lexington Ave., New York 41 wfhV* *• appliance CO. 44 Middle Neck Rd., Great Neck 35J Main St., Huntington. N. Y. TeL Great Neck 4295 Xel. Hunt. 822 MIITCMF OM. MEMFII • UntMually quiet • EoooonilcBl oo oil • Cjimn giMldepeo<lab|{a • 1 bree years to pay mmm .................................... B:/ t * J '* t >> r A el N. Heanng$ — by — THE 1.ISTENER be advised by High this year, • • • Wednesday the Boys sports pro gram tor '36-'37 was launched by •Ooaches' Bears and .Chamberlain In an afternoon assembly, a wide .variety of spotU U intended ■•vftfr- iMY hi ttie-^s^doi I'n sohie athletic activity; h. f. opened iti doors day to a thousand and anxious, ambHlous wd ex- •-\Oti ' ye|di-Mmidcnts to be. «ldr«s(4d an A R. O. Hibil poiatod ^ out that ,tg ghj^jid jiftood up lor Hieu lix iugembly. After a pleu- ■ Saturday Might a ‘ progressive “ good bye\ party was thrown tor Charlotte Wilson. Among the guestii' were David Chj^tney, Doris ■Vlog* ‘ ICurt\ Welton, Mary Louise van zandt, Bill witherell,, Pete 12 tb Annugi FALL BULB 8 a|q aD , , GLASS ..... .... ! 5 ij'', a rfPTCAYING CARDS E) 2 for }L t ■.C\ ' 1 i .o, i. %^r: .tC::. : ^ ... - .v-vT ----- i:*r '! '.*T DARWIN TULIP bulks ' AMborted too*t.49 ^JorS.Sc ' s ROW^B r SIP whiLe 100 for 1.49; 50 for 85c CRAPk HYACINTHS, blue . . . 100 for 1.29; 50 for 69c Beddinr HYACINTIHg, « 4 St. . 6.35; 12 for 80 c Giant DAFFODILS^ ' •M ’ t. . . .1 ________ g»r2.98; 5 0 for 1.69 49c « PRIVET, HOUSE kMorted vg^'rietioe, utilizer *nd many ^IB^fkli. Shop, he announced today. The move Is the result of Increasing bugineas and the need for larger working quarters, he explained. BTe Will' have a large assort ment of Jetrelry and Silverware at bis new location All repair work will be done on the premises. ' LEASES HOME HERE The attractive English style residence of Mrs. Anna Brelden- hach, in Orekt Neck Estates has been leased for a term of years to Maitln Levine, who is associated With the tirm of William Brandt, operator of a chain of motion picture theatres in the Metropoli tan area. Edward J. Clancy, Inc., was the broker. DISCUSS NXW FIRE HALL Marcus Christ, attorney for the Mttnhasset-Lakevlile pire and water commissioners, and meraf^is of the commission, met last week with the architect for the new fire house to be built in the Little Neck park area, adjoining the present headquarters. The new building will front on North- ®®ii'evata »«'!..:tlenevleve' , ’ U'urston ’ i I BAH® .377 middle ^*^1 Ne<* r' ANNOVNCtlMENT - priced fr« New Prices DREW ARCH REST SHOES at Nassau Bootery $4.95 ment of MAIDEN FORM garments ® ' and up. 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