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Artist and Model Ronald Colman is artist atad adventurer in the filmization of Rudyard Kipling ' s \The Light That Failed , \ and Ida Lupino is the model , whose career begins in the gutter and climaxes in an unforgettable Tengeance. Walter Huston , Muriel Angelus and Dudley Digges are also in the cast of the film , ivhich plays tomorrow at , the Port Jefferson theatre. Patricia Neger ¦Alex Czarnecki of East Moriches is spending- the week with his grand- parents , Mr. and Mrs. William Glover. Mr. and Mrs. Walter DeLappe and dau ghters , Gloria , Lucille and Doris of Brooklyn , are spending* the week at their residence on Main street. Yaphank will be represented this year in the Brookhaven Town Fire- men ' s Baseball league by an inde- pendent team. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Behn and fam- ily of Brooklyn were at their bunga- lo\v in German Gardens over the week-end. ¦ ' Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carter and daughter Peggy of Hollis spent the •week-end at the home of Mrs. Car- ter ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Engelbach . - Miss Martha Walters was a dinner guest , at .. the .. home , of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Voorhies , 'Sunday. The LadieS' auxiliary of the Pres- byterian church will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Edward Davis. A birthday party was given Sat- urday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Davis, Sr., in celebration of the ninth birthday of their grand- daughter , Joan Sanforcl . The guests were Henry Kazel , Daniel Neger , Patricia and LeRoy Spiliett , Con- stance Merritt , Jean Marchant , George and v Frank Mapes , Herbert Davis , Daniel Homan , Edna Connell , Pauline Kinney, Doris Campbell , Carol Kol- lett , Robert and Merilyn Tillinghast , all of Yaphank , and Marilyn Morris of Coram. Miss Ol ive Neuss is spending the Easter vacation with lier father , Gus- tave Neuss , Sr. , at their home on Main street. Miss Neuss is a Junior at Seton Hill college , Green sburg, Pa. Mrs. Erling Stiansen has entered Dr. Keller ' s hospital , W. esthampton Beach , for an arthritis treatment for about a week. Miss Janet Vorhies is spending a few day s with her cousin , Miss Betty Keene of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs, Gustave Neuss , Jr., entertained over the week-end Mrs. Neuss ' , . sister , Miss Lois Deutzmann of Brooklyn. i.. Mrs. E. Reith and family of Brook - lyn are spending the week at . their summer home on German Gardens. A party was held Easter Sunday, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Glover, the group being largely com- prised oi , the Glover 'fatally , as fol- lows : Mr. and Mrs. Felix Zaweski arid family, Mr. and Mrs, -Stanley 2 j£iwaski and family and Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Bugdin , all of Jam os- p ' ort, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anton an (I family and Mr. and Mrs. John Glover and family of East Moriches/ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kalenovyicz; and fault- ily of Center Moriches , Mr. , ' and Mrs. William GloVer ar , d • family of Med- ford , ' . Miss Phyliss Gloycr , Edward Glover , Kenneth Glover , 1 Miss , Stella Glover , Felix Glover an d- Stanley (jjrlov-ly _.il - of YaphaW-. Other .guests; vycre Y George Kannes of East Mor- ifehes , 'Harry ari d Anthony Siebert! of- Yaphank, • \ ' , , , : Richard Parisen , Jr., of Ridgewood is spending the week with . his aunt and uncle , Mr.7 and Mrs. D '&nibl Neger. \ Those from Yaphank \who attended the infbrlnal jM ty given by the B_.ll- p ' ort Aluprmi association laat Thins- 7.7 ' day woi-e tho ' Mi-sti ' s Maridh Walters , Margaret , Thiraa and Adolphia Hinlc- ley. Tho next business meeting of , . * , \ . , ~ . _S _ \ S ? ' ¦ , a , \ H ' ' the association will be in May . Mrs. Walter DeLappe entertained at a luncheon and bridge party yester- day, Mrs. Jules Sottnek , Mrs. George Kay, Mrs. Hans Kuelson , Mrs. Anna Meali , Mrs. Herbert Green and Mrs. Blanche Brown , all of Brookl yn.. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spilletic and family of Brooklyn were at their surlmer home in German Gardens over the week-end. Mi* , and Mrs. Albert Davis enter : tained Mrs. A. Cochran of New Y ork over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Neuss and Mr. and Mrs. William Neuss , all of Ridgewood , were guests \ of Gustave Neuss , Sr., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Webber and daugh- ter of the Bronx spent the Aveek-end at their summer home in Linden park. Mr. and Mrs. John Kansriddle and family of Ridgewood were at their summer home on Crescent street over the week-end. . Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Neger enter- tained last Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. William Karlc .of Hicksville. Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich of Brooklyn spent the week-end at their bungalow in German Gardens. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Devereaux of Stony Brook and son Alfred , a stu- dent at Springfield college , Spring- field , Mass., were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter DeLappe and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Uxecke and daughters , Mary and Adelaide of Brooklyn , spent the week-end at their summer homo in • • German ¦-Gardens. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Norcross enter- tained over the week-end Mr. ' and Mrs* Anthony LaBanca of Albany. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Davis , Jr., and son Herbert were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Winters of West- hampton , Saturday night- Robiri Casscll , who attends the Stony Brook School for Boys , is spending the , Easter vacation ¦ • with Mr , and . Mrs. Gustave Neuss , Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter D oLappe en- tertained over the week-end George Geary of Canada, Mrs, Ronald Mansfield- , ' •wife of the vocalist with George Olsen ' s orch- estra , is spending tlie week with Mrs. Walter DeLappe. ' • Mrs, Daniel Neger spont a few days last . week as the guest . of Mr. and Mrs . E. Miller of RidVow ' ood. At a special Easter service on Sun- day afternoon , conducted hy tho Rev. William Stewart , three persons were baptized and others joined the . Yap- hank Presbyterian dluirch , * Those baptized* were Marilyn Tillinghast , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Tillinghast , Ruby Elizabeth , Camp- bell , daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Archie Campbell , an/i William Grupe , son of Mr. and Mrs. ' Fred Grime. God* parents for the latter were Mrs. John Walker of Crescent street and L. W' chbor of the Bronx. The new mem- bers ' of the church are Miss Frances Brariner qf Brooklyn, Miss Betty March an t ,, Miss Doris Campbell , Miss Doris D' avis , Miss -Ethel -Neger , - Miss Hildo Walker , Miss Irmgard , Grupe ¦ Mlafl Marion Walters , -Charles Wal- ters, Robert Li nice and . . 'G eorge . Rog- ers. ___ M£ _r_dule Holtsville is well covered each week _». news by Irene Jonea Mr. ' and Mrs. John Martin and chil- dren , John and Margaret of Brook- lyn , spent the week-end at their summer home , \Hansel and Gretel Rest , \ on Sylvan drive. Sunday they entertained , in honor -of the birth- day of Miss K. Kocnig, the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Karl Bauerle and daughter , Irene , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schweitzer and daughters. Dorothy and Lorraine , Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Puckrin , Mr. and Mrs. G. Zugar , Mr. and Mrs. Oskar Walter and daughter Liese-Lotte and Miss Louise Classman of Brooklyn and Mr. and Mrs. E. Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson , Sr., of St. Albans. Mrs. John Martin and daughter Margaret and Mrs. Walter and daughter Liese-Lotte and Lorraine Schweitzer are spending this week at \Hansel and Gretel Rest. \ Other visitors over the Easter week-end at summer homes here were Mr, and Mrs. Otto Bassemir and daughter Barbara of Corona; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Baldwin and fam- ily of Fariningda.e ; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kane , Miss Eth el Kan e and Miss Cecilia Wolf of Ozone Park . Mr. and Mrs. C. Hanson and son Norbert of Freeport were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. King. Mrs . Charles Muller of Woodside and Joseph Stepanek of New York spen t the week-end with their par- ents , Mr. and Mrs. John Stepanek. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Edwards of South Ozone Park visited Mr. and Mrs. John E, R-ikcr , Sr., and also spent some time at their summer home on Blue Point road the past week. The Holtsville Fire department was called out last Wednesday afternoon tp a grass fire near the houses lo- cated south of the Suifolk sanatori- um. No damage was reported. They were again called out last nigh t to North- 'Ocesi ' n avenue to help ex- tinguish a wood- fire burning in that .vicinity on the west side of the street. Mr. ;and Mrs/ Arthur Head and son Arthur visited M T . and Mrs. John Brooks of Brooklyn , parents of Mrs. Read , on Saturday. Saturday even- ing they attended <a -party in honor of Mr. Read' s brother , ' Richard Read , to celebrate his fifieth birthday, Miss Norma Hope spent the Easter week-end with her brother and sis- ter-in-law , Mri and Mrst Paul Hope , aiid their ' daughter Carol . of St. 1 James. The Misses Betty and Barbara Rotli arid friend,, of Bi , ight\vaters . visited tlieir grandmother , Mrs. J. P. Carpenter , on Monday. , Frank Jakubik and _a 'fcli ' or-in-l „w , Mr. Li obi sch of , the Bronx , visited Mr. :and Mrs. Joseph - Jalcubik and son , Ralph on Easter Sunday. Clarence Le Fover and Elmer Bald- win took their firs t fishing trip of the season of £ Mastic Boach tho ' past week, but they reported the weather too cold to enjoy the sport. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Treuheh ol Woodside and friends were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Mihalik and Mr. and Mrs. Marc Ruellet on Easter Sunday. . , , , ,,,. Mr. and Mrs. Adolpli Wiessnei' and children , Evelyn , Jackie and Ar- thur , and nephew , Donald Stewart of Union City, N. J., are guests thi.s weok of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Krcnt/j . Mrs ,, Kreutz and son Bobby and guests are spending today with Mr. and Mrs. . - .William Wiossner of Franklin Square . Mr. and Mrs. - William Clay and family and Mrs. E. Pedrick spent the Easter week-end with relatives in Union City , N. ' J. Class A Bowlers Have Close-Fig ht for Lead The Island Coal . and Lumber com- pany bowling JtS - m. in Class A , de- feated the Indep endent Five two out of three games at Port Jefferson Monday evening. Last Tuesday eve- ning the Medford team defeated Northport , winning two out of three match games. - The leading teams in the league are close , the first three teams \ see-sawing back and forth for the lead. The three leaders are Ronkonkoma , . Medford and Center Moriches. There will be about four more match contests before the sea- son closes. HOLBROOK BOWLERS 1JEAT SAYVILLE MOTORS 175 PINS Jn a match game at Mazaiiok' s Sunrise Farm hotel bowling alley, Holbrook , the Holbrook Scrubs boat Sayville Motors by 175 p ins lust Friday evening. The Holbrook bowl- ers ' scores were:,, 780/ 854; ' 663. Say- ville scored ; 782 , * TSO , 1 060- . - ¦ ;¦ B 0 ii IN G ! IS A HEALTHFUL, ; EN.10YABLE SPORT j 4 - 'NEW ALLEYS - 4 j Lighthouse Hotel \ (Whitoy ltf chert , Prop.) I LAKE RONKONKOMA | ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' ' » ! FINEST DINNERS \ OPEN FOI- BANQUETS , ; WEDDINGS , ETC. j Tel. Ronlrorikonia 8S69 ! <r-rw<ay^v-w-v<ar<vvV-v'V'ar>rv'V-ar'^-<r-«''ir''r-VV (Continued from page 1) made and accepted for trial and Mr. Cullen told the chairman , Ch i ef Wil- liam Haspel , Jr., that he would be represented by his attorney, the charges were withdrawn on the mo- tion of Mr. Zimmerman , *vvith the ap- proval of the other seven members , and were stricken from the minutes. The building committee for the new firehouse , composed of Mr. Cul- len , Heinz Schultz , Henry Niemann , Mr. Zimmerman , Mr. Lueas , H. Rose , Mr. Monahan , George - Brunquell , E. Parente and Richard M. Henry, was disbanded , pending the outcome of a request for a ' fire district , when a new firehouse will be sought. The Ladies ' auxiliary of the Fire department , in a letter to the organ- ization; expressed itself unanimously in favor of a new firehouse. The de- partment answered that action on a firehouse will be deferred pending the outcome of a fire district. The basis of the eontrovery among the firemen is the \ question of wheth- er the independent company should seek to build its own firehouse , which is the \ plan favored by Mr. Cullen and his supporters , or whether the or- ganization o ' f a legal district should he sougdit ,. with the aim of thereafter getting ' a firehouse at taxpayers ' ex- pense. The latter is the plan favored by Chief Haspel and his supporters. Withdraw Charges On Selden Firemen Finns ' Relief Bouts Are Tomorrow Ni ght A sharp increase in ticket sales for the A. A. U. boxing bouts to be held in the Patchogue High School gym- nasium tomorrow evening has been reported in the past few days by the members of the Patchogue Citizens Finnish Relief, committee. The entire net proceeds of the event are to be turned over to the Finnish Relief Fund in New York and the committee is anxious to make the check as large as possible. The seating* plan provides for ac- commodations for 875 persons , so ar- ranged that all will afford a clear view of the ring. ZuO Birds fly In ' 'Pigeon Test Aided by a strong west wind ,, moxe than 200 pigeons belonging to mem- bers of the Patchogue Homing Pigeon club covered a .65-mile distance be- tween Tottenville , Staten Island , and this section within from 50 to .0 minutes Sunday morning in a pre- season training flight. In numerous instances , the birds , flying at better than a milc-a-minute over the course , overflew their - destination and ap- proached their home coops from the east. Next Sunday , the - Patchogue club will sponsor a special race from Jamesburg, N. J,, a distance of SO miles. - . . - . .. :;- . g^__ —— <3> The standings of the teams in the second half of the season in the South Shore Pingpong league to date are as follows: W. L. Pet. Yaphank .-... : 7 1 -875 C. M. Presbyterians .. 7 1 .875 Bernstein Bros. 6 ' 2 .750 Domino Yach t Club .. 4 3 .57 1 East Moriches r F. D. -2 3 .400 Bellport 4 3 -571 Alumni 2 5 .286 Blue Point , 1 7 .125 Pat. Citizens Bank .... 0 7 ;O00 Scores of this week' s game.? Bellport (' ) , Blue Point 3 Yap hank 8 , Patchogue Bank 1 U _ ) Pingpong League
