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Haitians! Elsie Sobisc 'hek islip Town Officer George Kleever has been in the Holbrook hospital , as the result of a broken bone in his righ t foot , sustained while aiding in the rescue of a group of men from a cruiser on the bay several weeks a°'o , when he struck iiis foot against the dock. Bohemia school was closed on Mon- day to enable the teachers to attend a conference of the Seeond and Third Supervisory districts of Suffolk coun- ty at Bay Shore. Mr. and Mrs. Franlc Tichacek mo- tored to Passaic , N. J., over the.week- end to attend the funeral , of a rela- tive. ¦ - ' ' ¦ Mrs. Mary Hamou s of Locust ave- nue celebrated her eighty-fourth birthday last Wednesday. The following Boy Seouts have been passed by the Board of Review and have received ratings or awards: Seeond class , John Hraby and Donald Kuss; merit badge in handicraft , Emil Kubovec; merit badge in public health , Lawrence Benedict. George Hlavaty passed his test on the use of knife and hatchet at the last meet- ing of Troop 25. Emil Emanovsky and Emil Mara- vee of this village left on Monday with a contingent from Draft Board 704 in Sayvi . lk for tli e Army induc- tion center. F erdinand Fischer- and John Reichel are listed in the . next available class and may be called upon to fill the next quota. Miss Doris Xovanda celebrated^ her fifteenth birthday last . Wednesday. The St. John ' s Fellowship group met Friday evening , at the . parish house. Mr. and Mrs. Josepli Fiala returned last week from a live-we ek motor trip through Alabama , Tennessee and as far south as Key West , Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foune are up and around , after having been confined to their home hy illness. Mrs. Anna Bacharach of New York visited Mr. and Mrs. William Ruth over the week-end. Mrs. Barbara Benedict has returned home after spending; a month with Mrs. Nohowec of Ssiyville. A large audience saw the minstrel show presented by the united societies of St. John Nepomucene ' s R. C. church Saturday evening at lhe pa rish audi- torium. Mrs. Frank Rehak , Sr., won a Hpecinl prize nnd music f or dancing was provided by Woela ' s orchestra . Mrs. Static Smith and daughter Rllcn of Snvville vi si ted relatives h ero on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Phili p Peters , for- merly of Sayvillc , are occupying a house on Smith town avenue, Mr, and Mrs . Rudolph Krcpela of Mnspelh visited Mr . and Mrs. Anton SHiovanec , Sr,, on Sunday. Miss Gerald ine Corny and Mrs. Ru- dolph Pilnnccik spent Friday in New York. Miss Bertha Panuslca., daughter of Mi- , ami Mrs. Joseph Panuslca of Smith town avenue , is taking- a busi- ness course at Browne ' s Business school , Jamaica. The Misses Dorothea Peyk and Jo- hanna Cizek visited Miss Peyk' s un cle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Malkovsky of Floral Park , on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Malkovsky has just re- ceived word that their son George , who is stationed at Fort McClellan in California , was married on February 22 at Reno , Ncv., to Bliss Ida Hackett of Sacramento , Cal . Coast and Air Def ense of L. I. Much Increased in Size ? Extent While a person in civil life going about his business does not find the countryside bristling wi th military equipment , coast and air defense im- provements and expansion on Long Island show that the War department is alive to the need for protection of this strategic reg ion fronting New York and Connecticut. The Long Island association has prepared a report outlining the de- fense factors , so far as they are dis- closed. * In commenting on the report Henry R. Swartley, Jr., president of the association , said , 'The military and nava l ' d efense of the Long Island reg ion is rapidly being completed to the ultimate detail. We know , too ., that civilian defense in the City of New York and the counties of , Nassau and Suffolk are being equally detailed. \There need be no fear of any lack in total defense nor is there any need for hysterical outcries about Long Island' s defenseless position. As Brig. General John C. McDonnell of Mitchel field recently pointed out , we have a great air defense area that extends out into the Atlantic ocean several hundred miles in a huge sefni- eircle between Newfoundland and Bermuda. No foreign power can penetrate that defense with any suf- ficient number of planes or vessel s to do any material damage to our regi on . \ • A ' summary of the report to the Long Island association submitted by its managing director follows : $ Q, Coast Defense Posts | ^- ¦ : = €> Fort Hamilton—Southwestern tip of Long Island at the Narrows leading to New York bay. Fort Tilden—On Rockaway Point , entrance to Jamaica. Fort Totten—Littl e Neck bay, en- trance to East river. Fort Terry—Plum Tsland , off Orient Point. , Fort Michie—On Gull Island east of Fort Terry—long range guns. Fort H. G. Wrigh t—On Fishers Is- land , guarding Long Island sound. All of the above coast defense forts have been improved , enlarged <and are being equipped with latest offensive and defensive weapons. <g _ : ; S> I Air Defense I &. : —; ~~~ T *? Mitchel field , Nassau county—Ad- joining Hempstead and Gar<len City. One of the largest pursuit air bases, U. S. Army Air corps. Baso for 7th pursuit wing comprising three pur- suit groups of three combat squad- rons each , totalling 270 places , with ample reserves, Supplementary fiekls for practice , emergency landing and additional combat squadrons being developed in Suffolk county, Floyd Bennett field; , Brooklyn—Air base for Tl. S. Naval and Marine Aviation corps , TJ. S. Coast Guard and TJ. S. Naval Neutrality patrol. 2„ ___ $> | Additional Emergency Air Fields | Q _ — ; <§ LaGuardia , Holmes , Flushing, Ja- maica Bay airports in Queens; Roose- velt field in Nassau county; and East Hampton airport in Suffolk county when needed. $ ¦ § I Na-val Defenses | A ' A Long Island coast under constant naval and Coast Guard patrol extend- ing 30O miles to sea, - Recently at the annual dinner of the Long Island association , Genera l McDonnell pointed out that the de- fense air bases beiri £ established in Newfoundland , Nova Scotia and Ber- muda , equipped with kmtg range bombing p lan es , for m a s-cnri-circle of air defense of the North Atlantic states extending i.OOG miles eastward into the ocean. He said that the radius of actio!! in the very near future would he increased to 2 ; F)00 miles, A H to total defen.se for the Long Island are. ' -' ., General McDonnell stat- ed that corn nJcte plans Find liven draHetl f or ov cry cve imtuhty; provid- ing .shelter fa cilii.iet- , appropriate for tlme-bomt- a and *:as liospUs 'lK ; olif- .er- v-ation po:-: l ,s ; ala rm .vyst cms nnd black-outs. \It lias; bee n rumored , laat not. of- ficially confirmed , \ ,s ;ty: tli> _ > associa- tion re-port , \that while Mon tank point is un<)e3' the prot ection of lhe long range guns of Fort THichie on Gull Island , huge railway coast de- fense guns co^iid be quickly p laced in this section. \More than ?20 , 0«00 , 000 has been expended on military posts and air bases on Long' Island in the past few years , and practically unlimited funds are available for an increase in de- fense facilities whenever the hiyh command deems it necessary . \ 8 School Orators Compete Thnn . Pat chogue H, S Eight high school' students from this section of Suffolk will compete in Patchogue Hijjh school auditorium tomorrow evening in the county ' s semi-finals of the nation-wide orator- ical contest being s ponsored by the American Legion. The program , to begin at 8 p. m„ is open to the public , . admission free. Five of tho contestants who will take part in Thursday ' s eliminations are girls , and three arc b oys. The winner of these semi -finals ¦will go on to the county finals that will be held April 3 in the' Port; Jefferson High school. - The eight jouug or ator s ; B « ft h tof whom will- ch oose some topic on the United States Constitution as his or hor theme foi the semi-fin al compe- tition , are Inge Michelsen , represent- ing Patchogue I-Ii gh school ; Julia Col- bert, Center Moriches H, S.; Jane Rnynor , Isli p H. S.; Wanda Sopanski , Port Jefferson H.. -S. Anita Pedi&icli. Sayvillc I-I. S. j 'DougBas Greaves , ' Bay- port H, S.; Anthony Rlgog-Hio ' sl , East Islip, H. S „ land ' Lowis J, ; Berber , Smithtown,H. : S. , /> , ; ¦ ¦ ' . . ./ The Judges for Thursday ' s . event will 1 be tho Rev. . -Hsirxy , ;S. - Croaactt, paator, . ! , of tho PatcQio^ueM.JMtethodisfc church ; the Rev. John Duslian of St. Francis de Sales R. C. church , Patch - offue; Verne W. Critz , principal of the East Patchogru e school; Herman. E. Chamberlain , principal of B ellport Hig'h school; and Duane W. Hawlrins , principal of Blue Point school, The progra m , arranged by former County Leg-i on Commander Floyd Houston , who 'is Americanism chair- man of the Patchogue Legion post , Will include selections by the Pat- chogue High school bi'chestrti , directed by Miss Marion Drake Flanders ' ; The presen tation of: colors at the opening of the program will he under the direction of PatcIiO(?ue Post Com- mander Benjamin Holmes , who will introduce County Lesion Commander Ralph Piper of Klnjrs Parle . ' After a Intel talk , 'Commander Piper will introduce Jolm D. Armstrong- , who is m charg-o of - Suffolk' s portion of the oratorical contest , which is ' part of a - nation-wide- system, ' :: i- ' -: fcrnphasrain ir that no bdwissloh will be charged , Mr . Houston Monday saiu that the Legionnaires extend a cordial invitation to the gciieml pub- lIe i to take part an ; tlio, exercises^ j. ¦ } iLfe ^vcriislwff; «S5 ct| M 0k, Iftg . kecn yoij jM-M/. -M M ; .?• ? yyy ^-J§ y .y, 4 Deeds * Mor t gag e s , A s si gnmen ts J MORTGAGES Anderson P P to Z R Hullock lot s s Sound av adi land J Baliunas N m-thville $1 , 000. ' Mitepme G to B Darlins lot 30 & otters bk B 'Beverly Gardens Huntington 53 , 000. Berg«r H W to National Bank of Lake Konkonkoma lot 3 Clan Chattan Terrace Lake Ronkonkoma S2 . 000. Corwin L H to LonK Island Produce & Fertiliser Co lo-t n s Main rd adj land F Stakie Aqueboprue $1,231.41. . Chein B H to Tinker National Bank lot n s rd adi land H C Tinker East Setauket §4 , 000. Ditieia G to South Shore Trust Co lot 23 bk A South Park East Farmingdale $2 ,000. Goedte! H to Bay Shore Federal Savings & Loan lot w s 2d av adj land C Flo-od Bay Shore $3 , 000 . Gallo L to Co-operative GLF Credit Assn lot on Bridgeport av adj land D Frabizio East Fatchosue $10 , 000. Howell A M to Suffolk County National Bank lot n s Biverhead rd adj land G E Hart Wadinjr River $9 , 000 , Kreittes B to South Shore Trust Co lot 22 bk A South Park East Farmingdale 52 , 800. Koechel A E to Sayville Federa l Savings & Loan lot e s Ohio av 725 ft s Mid Island av Medford $1600. , Koraleski S to Federal Land Bank lot s s Main rd adj land C King Peconic $8,500. Naugl es A F to Long Island State Bank lot s s North Co-untry rd at Herrick rd North- ville . S6 . 0O0. Olson CM to Suffolk County Federal Sav- ings & Loan lot adj land P Hildenbran<l Kings Park SS . 0O0. Overto n R T to W E Brady lot 14 Misse- jjogue Lake Worth Sea $3, 000. Rich-ard M to Loper Bros lot 455 Natures Gardens Selden 51 , 495. Scho-11 E to Huntington Federal Savings & loan yart lot 443 Huntington Manor $2 , 000. VanBrunt E W to Riverhead Production Credit A^sn lot e s Eel Pot alley adj land late of Garlach Southampton $6 , 320. Wir,« =Kar M A to First National Bank Bay Shore- lot 215 & others Lavrrance Farm Bay Shove $2, 300 . Weinschenk ' H to Manufacturers Trust Co Ho 15 East Mai n st Babylon S16. 000. ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES Banfe of Smith town to Presbyterian- Church Smithtown $4,660.. City Bank Farmers Trust Co trus to Manu- facturers Trust Co. $42 , 500. CruLkshank W & ors to D M - Cruikshank $1 , 000. First National Bank Southampton \to E N JFawkEns $2 , 5-00. Gibbs E to A J Koch $3 , 000. Hipp M M admr to M M Hipp $8 , 500. Hen«!»-iekson B E to C Fre-neh $1, 000. Home Title Guara n ty Co to Delmar Secur- ities Corp $25 , 000. Johoda A to J Nadvornik $1 , 500. J Lehrenktauss & Son to C G H Rasch $2 , 000. Johanknecht E exr to . Church Charity Foundatio n of Long Island $1 , 000. Joslan H S to Southold Savings Hank SL- 800. Lop«r Broe to Allied Bldg Credits S1 . 495. Mos<ovitch C to C Krauss $1 , 000. MonilKonnery Ward-& Co to Southold Savinprs Bank $6 , 600. Mortg-a gc CommisBion of New York io Home Title Cuoranty Co $25 , 000. Riordan T P to B S Smith $G, B00. Smith R S to Montgomciy \WaroT & Co ^G . COO. Title Guaranty & Trust Co to A F Wailuce $2 , 500. T & S Lumher Co to A Seloff $091. Va n derBorgh H to A Pnuscw«r...; Si , 500. CONVEYANCES (Consideration mentioned in some cist's is tliat indicated by revenue tax Bt-amns j Bay Shore Federal Savings & Loan to h* Goedtel lot w s 2d at adi land C Flood liny Shore $3 , 000. Brady W E to R T Overton lot M Wism- - Jiogue Lake North Sen $5 , OO0. C H Frederick Properties to H Pcderseii lot 2.1 1 & otherB Babylon Center $IJ)00. Copjiermnn S to H Levenson part loL -19 & others map A Dominy Buy Shore $1 , 000. Docliterrnnnn M to L Wuttke lot. 58 «ft others ffakkmd Park Rocky Point $1 , 000. Goodale L S & ano to .1 C Ryan lot H S South Country rd adi Innd J H Snedecor Boypo rt $4 , 000. Gilnnartin R T to L R Taylor lot en Dock rd add Innd J L'Hommedieu Islip $1 , 500, Halloe k J D ref to Riverhead Savings Bank lot n s Asharoken av adj land E Dreyer Ash- aroken Beach $1 , 000 . Hilliard LS to P J Boran lot c s Richmond av at Bourdctte pi Amityville $4 , 400. Koch H A L to H B Hawkjiis lot adj H Hawkins Bellpoi-t $6 , 000. Luce TV L & ors exrs to A W Tunnel ) lot adj land II E Gregory and the ocean South - ampton 81 , 000. Montauk Beach to F AV Otis lot adj land Ditch Plains Coast Guard Station Moivtaiilc $1 , 500. Same to M E Murt.ell lot 12 bk 38 Stesi- flentinl Section $500. Mtlvil lo W to A A ha die lot 45 & oElieM ArtiKls & Writers Cr>lony Shorchiim $1,000. NavnUoe Realty Co to D 11 Fonda lot s y Dune lane Na-peuKue $1 , 500. Purdy K VV to E Se lwll vmt hit 4M ISii rit- Irof lni) l\inii(ii ?2, 000. Pink J, 11 MII | I ' . . insurance lo R C SrniUi lot ii s 2il st nl GriiTnui nv ndj Inuil n s C«iu ii st ailj land Ostrundi 'r Jtivt-rheiid .f10 , 000. Same to II Golden lot (i Cokmial Corners £nst StiloukeL W. 200. Raskin S ref lo Ravorhend Siivlnga El sm k U .il I & O II H 'J' K Shore Farms iVosthamni.on Bench SI . 000. SulVolk County Nationa l Dank to A M. Howell lot ii .i Riverlica d id sn)j land (j E Hurl Wilding River ¥3 1 , 000 . Swenson Y to J A .Toliniiou lot on lilvd 1.1 8 It 1o Luke nv Nesnonaet $^ , 000, Scott C to I) Griflln lot. e s Little Plains rd adj land K Scliwi mli Soiitlianplon $L , »')0. Tiilhill V E to .! r 'J' R/esdnrji li lot IM & othei-H NaHBii u Point $500. Wolpcrt Realty Co la S Pfunk lot M18-M20 Islip Manor $1 , 500. Weidncr K M ref to IlnnU of Hiintiofftoii lot w s New York HV IIuntinKton $2 , 000. Wanner V to J Gyulay lot 502 Lindenh urat- Bnbylon Fo rm s .fLSOfr, Waluh J T ref to Riverhead SitviriBs Hank- lot 3 Old Mill Hnven Mattituck $1 , 000. [ REAL ESTATE ] 1 DEALINGS i I B USINESS S& IISJ <: ITO !B¥ j i hz^.^_ ^_ ^__ ^ ^ ^ :—. JJ «»****».iA44 AkA**fc*.AAA*. 4.*A**.k*A«. i.A*A»4i, **AJ,A44ii,4j A Hating of «ih © leading business men and firms and artisans in this section of Suffolk County, compiled for the con-ven- «ence and ready reference of readers of Tlie Mid-Island^MaiJ, ~ .. . . TT—-——-—--— -—--\—--«---—-———a—«-~--»«^ ouildmg Matenals ISLAND COAL & LUMBER CO. MEDF ORD TEU PATCHOGUE 419 TDit Conntry y««rd with City Price* Real Estate—Insurance ARTHUR T. BROWNE LAKE RONKONKOMA Phone Ronbonkomn 8444 APPRAISALS - FARMS - MORTGAGES SUMMER AND YEAR \KOUiND HOMES ,\ \ y - i . ¦- M . -¦ i nr-' ¦¦ | ¦ -¦ - ¦ | ' 1 —' ' i r- . - i \ i _ ML _ | I,, , ¦ LOPER BROS. LUMBER CO. Pork Jeffcmon Sta. . Tel. P. J. 700 Roclty Point . Tel tl. P. 2844 ^Everything? for B«adi^lg ,, ^ | «WiM^u^|^PlW|| -^|ir>tril| , | ~ l ~^ l' ' Tl ^^ \^ ll \~ lil ~ l| ' J --~^'* , *' T J '^*^t*\*** - t Poultry Equipment E. W. GOULD tONQ ISLAM* BIStltlBUTOn Malcomlb Poultry Equipment WHOLESALE . 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