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Newspaper of Nassau County a- # 1 MOVE T0 CREATE WAR On PUBLIC PMY Oceanside Association es Plan For Triangle, Now Property Of County; Legion Co-Operation Is Sought I A movement to create m perm-mud memorial to Oceanside's war dead at Long Beach road and Lower Lincoln avenue was started last might at a In meeting of the Oceanside Civic asso- clation in. Columbia fire hall, perty here he awaited arrival of Miss The pfgérfyflfipoz for the me-/D9 Matich, Mussau's- most pop- 1 was Tor a per Fears gn- girl, from Curtiss airport, Valley as a public park and was known as Bub a few minutes later when the Sgt! Memorid park or 'Trianide queen' of the carnival's plane had However, it was at no time the sceptic changed his mind property and the construction -of the| Me ark was possible through the cour-|0 y of the owners. Last week the county voted an ap- propriation of $27,500 to purchase the land and include: it in the- county public land system. 'The action by the board of supervisors was taken at the suggestion -of G. Wilbur Doughty and Robert G. Anderson af ter the owners of thumpeny had applied to the Hempst Town plan- ming commission for an industrial permit, | . The land lay undeveloped\ for a) number of years ang was an \eye- sore\ in the leading business area of the community until some of the lead- | Ing citizens organized and constructed) the park. No protest met this move- ment from the owners who up untill last year, showed no inclination to commercialize the site. | Suggests Its Purchase When the application for a gas sta-| tion permit was made by the com-] pany, the Oceanside Civic association| voted to petition the board of super-| requesting the land be pur-! cased. With the action of the board) the move of creating permanent me-! morial was proposed. William Wilson was appointed a committee of one to confer with the} American Legion post and other or- ganizations the village in the hope of enlisting universal support to the pro-) ject. Wilson is to report back at the} next meeting. Carle Ralph Marion: were bers of a committee to go before the town board and request street signs In the community. The civic associa- tion undertook, some time ago, an mgitation to have all streets in the section renamed to avold duplications and to have name plates placed at every corner. It Is expected the committee will be able to obtain the desires of the club. The organization also voted to de- mand tha tthe Queensborough Gas company collect gas bills monthly. At present, according to members of the organization, five and six months elapse between meter readings and the high bills cause hardship in some! families. LANDSCAPE PICTURES TO HEMPSTEAD HIGH Presented During Annual Class Night Program c | of as Jo jst Ihe so Two beautiful landscape pictures will adorn the walls of Hempstead High school as memorial of the class of 1930. 'They were presented to the school last night during the annual class program. Frank Licbler, presi- dent of this year's graduates, conveyed the memorials to the school and they of «were acecpted by Junior President/first precinct, dragged the reservoir Frank Bagensk. throughout the night, but without any The auditorium was well filled for|result. the exercises, which opened with the singing of \Our Alma Mater.\ by the senior class. The song was composed by Marian Marsh Bannerman, The class istory was given by John Thom- son, Features of the program. were two one-act plays, bot comedies. Both were capably presented by student casts, One was \Jazz and Minuet,\ byth Ruth Glorloff with the following cast; \Mrs. Van Hayden,\. Vivien Carpen- ter: \Eleanor Prudence Van Hayden,\ Billie Webb; \Prudence Van Hayden,\ ca th ro Irene, Schrempp; \Richard Town-[reservoir told the police that they send,\ Henry Munson; \Robert Trow-would obtain Tmission from the bridge,\ Prank Licbler; \Nettle Sven Anderson; \Lucy Alice Withers; \Mildred Devereau,\ James Hoyt. To other play was: \The Florist Shop,\ by. Wilfred Hawkridge, with the following t: \Maude Cecelia Waiter: \Henry Adrian Courtenay; «\Slovaky Ralph Powell; \Miss Wells Folele Menz; \Mr. Jackson,\ Norman Sivertsen The music included the following & harp selections by Caterine Hamlet: \Minuet in F.\ by Mozart; \The Harp That Onee Through Tara's Hails,\ by Sir John Stevenson. and \Berceuse by Rogers, ° The program ended.. with the singing of the class song, written by Harriett Joyce and Angela Bonk. dr de an by be wi CHILD BURNED w Elmont prepared last night to cele- brate the: Pourth-wen -an unidentl« fed person touched off m firecracker which burned 12-year-old Rose Mo- lina, of 40 Holland street, about te Jeft arm. Rose was allowed to. go home after she had received first ald treatment. Tod‘ay’s Index I +'Bouthern Cross 1,000 miles out ... 1 Cries for help lead to search ..... 1 Moye to create war memorial ..... 1 Royal ree for Queen .. ... «. it to collect taxes stayed ...... Record number of marriages ahead Policemen hurt in cycle crash \400 elub\ raster Increasing ., Tha South Shore Shopper . Rempstead High graduation ,.., Boclety page .. Women's page, perv Rditorial Angels Patri Beout news . A Nice Gir] C inanna onais omer to Town Radio program Theatres . Beauty (t o a VOL. XXXIII No. 148. ain't news in Atlantic City,\ remarked a hanger-on yesterdmy at the airport he hid erred-\and how!\ penion, Miss Ruth Darling of Mor- ris avenue, Rockville Centre, chamber of commerce and exchange CRIES FOR RELP One Or Two Persons May] the vicinity of the Brooklyn water works reservoir between Belimore and Merrick and apparently from the edge police have made frantic endeavors to find out from whence it came, the only clue belng & piece of soap on the stones at the edge of the reservoir. to the first precinct, Nassau county | | police {Wyckoff avenue, gilmore, who said {nouse. and the report made by Mrs. Ander- people, according to the police, all of whom said they heard the crfes. with grappling frons and searc borrowed from surrounding fir panies. Inspector Harold King, head bureau, several detectives and a large detachment of patroimen from the were the stones about the soap, when the police arrived. were advanced, however, one being for a ride.\ 'The police hunt was not confined altogether to the water, but the .surrounding woods -were scoured: water work he today in an effort to find out the huse of the wries. benefit from your vacation plan it now, and to fully enjoy it, arrange to have THE NASSAU. DAILY REVIEW mailed to you, even though only for a week. for reading and you will want to keep in touch with your friends at home. | phone A Metropt‘ilitan Long Island, Nassau County, N. Y., Tuesday, June 24, 1930. Showers Today; WEATHER: Fair Tomorrow 50 Pages Royal Reception eets Queen At Seashore Reso rt Chamber Of Commerce And Exchange Club Officials Receive Dorothea Maisch, Nas, sau's Most Popular Girl By ART EGGLESTON (Review Staff Writer) Atlantic City, N, J.. June 24-\Bath- g beauties, actresses and such uns flagged. mg a hardened habitue t- the \boardwalk and airport, that Bright Smiles For Her There. to meet her and her com- were Jub officials, with a hand picked reception committee whose assign-! SEND POLIGE TO RESERVOIR EDGE : Have Drowned, Theory As, Preparations Are Made To: Drain Water | An agonized cry for help pierced | The ery came from the woods in the reservoir at the end of Wyckoff enue. The cfy was heard, at about 10 clock last night and since then the Others Hear Cries The-repbrt of the cry first was sent by Mrs. Ethel Anderson of | le heard screams from the woods‘ ar the reservoir mot far from the Policemen were sent to the street m was confirmed by a score of Boats were rushed to the scene lights com- the Nassau county detective Find Cake Of Soap At the edge of the reservoir was a ke of soap,. which was wet, as also This led to the eory that one or two persons had me swimming and. drowned. Several other probable. theories at someone might have been \taken This forencon the caretakers of the ds in New York to ain the water from the place and termine whether or not there was yame drowned there last night. As the reported screams were: heard more than one person, the police leve the-alarm has foundation and I1: continue working .on the case benefit of the South Nassau Com- munities hospital. of Rockville gratulates Miss Malsch. \for- carrying this honor so gracefully.\ . and . The Nassau Daily . Review the gratitude citizens of our village for 'the un- selfish work you and your newspaper have carried on for the benefit of the carnival held for the South Communities hospital, the South Shore of Long Island in the manner popular: vote of the people and: she Is to be congratulated for. carrying this, honor so gracefully. and co-operation of our merchants and business people: deserves com- mendation. land trust you will ever be successful in enterprises of this kind. micnt this wek will be to keep the cusen of the carnival happy. Atlantic City began to buzz with news of Miss Maisch's arriva} as early as Sunday morning when papers here carried. stories and. pictures .of \The Cinderella Girl from Long Island.\ Despite the fact that Mayor An- thony M. Ruffu, Jr, had been killed In a train-auto crash the night be- fore Atlantic City-or at least that part who greeted the Long Islanders at the airport-had bright smiles for Miss Malsch, No less a civic personage than W Lane Dil, secretary of the chamber of commerce, was out to welcome the 19-year-old girl who ruled happy thousands last week at the carnival for the benefit of South Nassau Com- munities hospital.\ Mr. Dlg, like the gentleman: he- is. had 'his charming ' (Continued on Page Eighteen) :New Record“ School Tea DEATH OF MAYOR UPSETS PLANS OF | DOROTHEA MAISCH Plans for Miss Maisch to be presented to the mayor of this} city, were postBoned yesterday, | because of the sudden death the | | night before of the city's chief | executive, Anthony M. Ruffu, Jr. who with three others met death in a train-auto crash. i of QM“?! gangre- WEIR be pre- sented to Commissioner Joseph A. . Paxson, acting mayor, later in the | week, She expressed the condolences | of her faithful subjects in Nas-| sau to Atlantic City residents in & message today to A. Conrad Ekkholm. Six bags filled with beautiful | clothes and accessories, useful. in traveling, today are In the suite} at the luxurious hotel Traymore | A occupied by Miss Maisch, 'and| Hier chaperon, Miss Darling. |_ 'The young women found no} time to unpack them until late | last night. Arriving in theh | rooms shortly after lunch they | found the telephone jangling, It| continued to ring until after three | O'clock when the girls went out | to see the town under the guid- ance of the reception committee, Scores of - persons, acquainted | with the \Cinderella rtrl@&.ar- | ! rival wished to greet her. MAYOR COMMENDS REVIEW, PUBLISHER Richmond - Praises - \Unselfish Work\ For Hospital Benefit Mayor Charles E. Richmond, . of Rockville Centre, in a letter to James E. Stiles, publisher of the Review, this morning commends the publisher and his paper. for the \unselfish work\ carried on by The Review for the Mr. Richmond declares. the people Centre are especially gratified at baving a girl from their village selected as queen and con- e communication follows in full:] As chief executive of the Village:of Rockville Centre, may I extend to you and nppreciation . of .the \To have a dally newspaper serving F and way The Nassan Dally Review does, Is a great Floral Park. , [tinetion, but. in udditton; (8 have an} Bverett_ LeRoy Smith, 82> Ellison unselfish, progressive. publisher at. the} A¥Oue, Roosevelt, -and - Miss, Alma [ head -of that newspaper 4s (an Robins: Pearsail,, 88° Leonurd avenue | spiration -and -hdnor - to «metropolitan | Freeport Long Island. Wiliain-DeCourey Baton, #4 Marion! \We of. Rockville Centre. are na- MfC6L, whd Miss Amelia burally much gratified that one from| Petty, 101 Union avenue, both of our own village has achieved the dis-| Lynbrook. tinction of being elected queen, by, Dr. Duane Eugene Banks, Cleve \I also feel that the fine support \Again may I extend our gratitude | Jout licenses since Saturday: Miss Mary Basile, 385 West Broadway. gyle street, and Miss Florence Eve- both of Valley. Stream. avenue, Wantagh. Prospect street, Elizabeth Volibrecht, Gennett. avenue,) both of Mempstend. Jr., 21 Sammis place, Hempstead, and Miss Florence Louls Langer, Washing- ton avennie, Merrick. Wantagh, and Miss Clair Anastasia Sullivan, 93 Lexington avenue, Free- port. Catherine Burmann, [land, O., and Miss Harriett Josephine Pyle, 293 Fulton: avenue,- Hempstead: Martha Virginia Tankard, both of | Linden avenue, and Miss Elizabeth Clara Bohrmann. 157 Madslon avenue, Oceanside. SUIT T0 COLLECT ors Are Told yesterday, when County Attorney H with the Long Beach city officials. & To Stop Suit Actions dormant for the time. rd Created For Marriage Licenses With chers IE Lead ‘116 Couples Issued Passport; Of Matrimony, Breaking Previous Mark By: To Sea One, Records Show Perhaps the weather isn't what it should be. business may not be all that is desired, prohibition is or is not a success, mecording to one's view- the Queen of the Carnival med. and Mr. and Mrs, baby. is happening in the everyday world is scurrying around the town of Hempstead with his little love darts and setting up new records for the galgringe license bureau at the town all. After looking over, his books Dep- uty Clerk William H. Valentine: an- nounced today that a new high mark was hung up Saturday, when 16 smitten couples were isstied passports to the sea of matrimony, The previous record for one day, sald the deputy town clerk, was last year, when 15 licenses were given out on a Saturday. Although June, of course, is the rush month, the mar- The following couples have taken Willard Francis Stillwell, 33 Maple avenue, Rockville Centre, and Miss Marion Edwards, Bellmore, James Papsidero, Locust Valley, and Miss Anna Marle Mattana, 496 Hempstead turnpike, Elmont. OscaraErikeon, 98 Whitehouse ave- nue, Roosevelt, and Miss Adelaide Frances Schmitt, Argyle avenue, Hempstead. * Herbert Frederick Hoelje, 101 East 169th street, New York, and Miss Marjorle Henrietta Otten, 45 South Grand avenue, Baldwin, Mortis Ossian Welg, 7 Irwin court, and Miss Winifred Laura Bunnell, 127 Sherman street, both of Lyn- brook. Benjamin Bergamino, Inwood, and Cedarhurst. Algot Elvin Svenson, 100 East. Ar- lyn Dooley, 198 West Merrick road, Anthony Berger and Miss Helen Berty Langjabr, both of Wantagh Frederick Willtam Penn, Jr., 132 and.... Miss- Florence} Herbert Stephen Knight. Munsle, Gordon Henry Meyor, Park avenue, James Thomas Kenney, 266- Hem- ock. street, Brooklyn, and Miss 150 South Iris] Willie Hickman Keys and Miss Hempstead. Harold Francis Halpin, Brooklyn, The city of Long Beach has prom- ised to pay over $250,000 this year on the arreers of taxes that have run since 1925 and has also promised to pay the balance in arrears next year, according to & report made to the board ~of ~supervisors at the meeting held at the court house at Mincola, Stewart McKnight and Supervisor Fred J. Knob, of Long Beach an- nounced the result of a conference On the strength of this report Su- pervisor G, Wilbur Doughty suggested that the matter of the sult by the county to compel Long Beach to pay what it owes to the county be left Chairman Robert G. Anderson foin- ed 'in the request, saying \I under- stand that the conditions that brought about the arrears of taxes were not created by anything the present city . unconcerned over what! riage license has been busy all sprmg.[ | 4 MESIMEH I OVER OCEAN; - PROMISE OF CITY Long Beach Will Pay $250,- 000 This Year And The Balance In 1931, Supervis- REPORT | Conqueror Of Pacific Makes) Graceful Take-Off As It Leaves Irish Free State For America ~ ' | RISES GRACEFULLY, DESPITE HEAVY LOAD 10,000 Cheer Frantically As Craft Heads Over Atlantic; Expected To Arrive At 8:27 A. M. Tomorrow R | Port Marnock, Irish Frse State, June 24-(P)-The airplane South- ern Cross, already victor over the Pacific, was seeking today to con- quer the Atlantic in the first west- ward flight from Europe to New York: 10% Aboard the plane were four men, headed by Captain Charles Kings- ford-Smith, pilot, who successfully steered It on the first flight from America to Hawail and Australia.] The others were J. W. Stannage, ra«| dio operator, M. E. Van Dyck, as- sistant pilot, and Captain J. T. Saul,) navigator. The take-off was at 4.2% a. m (10:27 p. m. E. 8. T. Monday). Al- though loaded to capacity with gas- ollne the big man-made tid: slip- ped. 1,000 yards down the runway | and rose gracefully, It circled Port] Marnock, which is 7 miles northeast! of Dublin, once, and turned off west» ward toward Galway and the At-] Jantic ocean, 10,000 See: Departure Ten thousand spectators witnessed the departure, cheering froolically as the- plane started -and -as iv-left the | ground, In the cold light of the mear dawn they waved hats and handkerchiefs as the craft straight- ened on Its course and quckly pass- ed from view, Among the spectators were Governor General. MacNeil, the American Minister Fregeri¢k, A.) Sterling and Mrs. Sterling, and many, other noted figures, Mmflrse a, infifln Nes to New York, due westward across the Saorstat. toward Galway and then westward and somewhat to the south to the const of Newfoundland, where it was to turn southwest and follow| the seaboard to Maine and New! York. I | | To Land Tomorrow The airmen explored a (rp of about 34 hours which would bring them! to New York at about 8.27 a. m. (E. S.« T) Wednesday. The ship's tanks were loaded with 1,208 gallons of gasoline-two gallone isss than capacity in order to escape the un- numeral 13-it was reckoned the gas would be sufficient {hours flight. The westward flight which he is attempting has never een made, although tried frequently from var- \ious parts of Europe. In the spring! Jot 1928 the airplane Bremen com-| (pleted a successful westward North Atlantic crossing, from Baldonnert airfield, near here, to Isl- and, a lonely spot on the coast of Labrador, but it fell short of its goal, New York. Aboard the Bremen! was one Irishman, Colonc! James Fitzmaurice, and two Gerfmans, Cap-| tain Herman Koch and Boron Von | for 33l a | $-- CAPTAIN \BUD\ FISHER ON _ REFUELING PLANE \Bud\ Fisher, first-string. pilot of _ Curtiss-Wright . airport, . at Valley .Stream, who guided the plane Jn which Camival Queen Dorother Maisch Tew to Atlantic City in connection with the ben/ fit carnival for South Nassau Communities hospital, has been called upon to perform unothei delicate task. A few minutes before 8 o'clock this morning, Pilot, Fisher took -to the air in a refueling Robin airplane, and pointed the plane's nose toward Poruland; Me. In th air above the New England city he is to meet the airplane, South~ ern Cross, making a trans-Atlan- tic flight, and he is to refue) that ship, should it be necessary This is no movel task to Figh- er, who was assigned, a few weeks ago, to refuel the K shin which had been planned to fy from | New | Haven to Buenos Aires, \Argentina. | He has. sur- cessfully . performed . this tricky operation many. times: in: impor- Huenteld. I Romance With Captain Romance flew with Captan Kings-| ford-8mith. If his attempt is suc- cessful he will give up venturesome Jong distance flights and marry an Trish girl of Melborne, Australia, pretty 24-year-old Mary Powell, whom he met- a year ago on a boat going to the Antipodes from Van- couver, They fell in love aimost at first sight and became engaged. Ex- cept to m few friends the's engage~ ment was not revealed by Ringsford~ Smith until a few day apo He sald then that, successful on this trip. he never would again Ny the Southern_Cross, but could settle down tothe less hazardous work o> managing a commercial aviation company .in Australia which he .and Charles: Ulm, a. companion in. thel trans-Pacific fight of just {wo yearsty, ago, already are associated. 3 Captain Kingsford-Smith is an av- of more than ordinary achleve« ment.. On May 31, 1928, wth Ulm,/A and two Americans, Harry W, Lyon n ands, 10 after 7.300 miles about ~ 82~1-2 hours thing BALDWIN, TONIGHT 34 Posts Of Nassau Expected At Gatrering i Thirty-four (American Legion: posts| throughout Nassau county. are ex« pected to be represented in the mo- bilization of the. American Legion posts in Baldwin tonight under: the on w we Away €. Ri woxp. _,, To receive the utmost yor. You will have leisure Your carrier wills at- end to the details, or Rockville Centre of Santiago [World News - TO PROSECUTE CHARGE ley Baron, of covered after De Cubs, that her mar- with him was a fake, will re- rican. t ined said he would yesterday, but later changed | jon the advice of the American £0UM-tineg in | jsul general. Meanwhile Dr. Nunes Carrion had been arrested on statu- 1 Pundown Stories. .. 10 | 1800; then ask for Circu-] rm charges filed by her, 0 | latio e | 75W Libs“. ‘Ytlm‘r P1 lation Department, AT ALBANY \2:1?” Health Service . , “4152 {BY Mail - Mofilhly T5 | Mke ft +04 -- 35?M_;;mm- Ll M| Weekly,.18¢ I a . toe sat 8:25 a. m. irport) directory . R (E. TJ fur Albany where be And SusStlil will be presented with the state's dis- # month of brides tonveniently Condensed} destroyed Ix. the roiling # | companies whic jot With schools closing and the at hand, (Continued on Page Eighteen) ausplees of the second division of the American Legion of Nassau county, the divicion being of 14 Featuring the event will be a from the plaza at the Long The \Mute about half) he two tranait ibe barn Walls of the one-story Ix.% barn fell in sociation will take place at Inwood on | New York, June 24-(%-Rear before firemen were 'able. to remove) Wednesday, July 18. It is expected that] | left aboard the|the cars, smoke from: the burning/there will be 100 fire companies and drifted in low clouds in. th spectator. nmflwmnmghwmnwumdw-m nd cl and railroad station to St. Chi 's hall on the Merrick rord at 8 the Gien | | \The annual parade and tournament | of the Nastau County Firemen's as-| 1,600 men in the parade, Leo Marsh | | | he _- \400 Club\ | Review's. Pour: Hundred. .club very happy to Jomo worthy.n cati which (when. completed Juneland mother | brought him brought haven arite ble iGents. of (Continued ven- Page 'Three) {Shore to ¥165. - repre a cont Imore \th ons Third or \the an LEGION MOBJLIZES, needed to pay off the which threatem to eamnel the wit o fortelt the hunthle house In whic she has long. strugiled to. prowde not ents as the family. |older, is unaware that South Sho reaidents care being called upon to Baldwin . friend tant endurance contests. Fund Total Pilot And 'Famous Plane Now Winging-Towgrd U. S. =o aia go Gen e | H (Tlme Neays $200 'Happy To Join So Worthy Cause\ - Mrs.. Anna Priessnitz, - Of Baliwinvn Writes To Review / +. \Kindly. accept the enclose t $2. fors my.. membershin s With... that communication nna. R.. Pricgcnitz, ( 4 - Miller. pl aldwin. today centered \the circle 'a The cheek accom? the letto the: total contr ily for herself but for her aged par The elderly mother, past her 80: birthday,. is ugable to do anything to- ard aiding her daughter to suppor The father, two. year tizens: Summer Cottage . . . well situated .... own' ona? -If so, you should have no trouble in keeping it rented for ' the part. of /the summer: when you won't be using. It. and chances, are, you'll get enough for it to almost pay for your own vacation. . Just run a little ad in the Review Rental Ads and you'll reach the resters Priessnitz's contribution check Jam: lores r and: James. Warner, he toor. off On those who hate set themanives to th a flight to- Hawall, and thehce to task nf eaving the roof that shelters a Australia® by ~way (of the «Fl Isl- {crippled widow and her Awed fath { help in the task of keeping the house- hold together, Before Mrs. was received, the fellowing had reach- | ed the Review . office -from - Nassan Rockville Centre: friend ald) C, B. B. lees acl les ma a+ 1' lla) » | | fones) * \ machint =-- ang Price Two Cents 1 a «a 50 PAGES TODAY - \_. |_ There are 50 pagey in to day's issue of the Dally Re v county: tax sale, HURT WHEXCCLE At MACXHIRE CouLlnr Walter - Brooks, Of County e, - Injured; - Woman, Children, Treated After Crash At Baldwin Walter Brooks, 28, of 201 Cochran place, Valley Stream, a motorcycle offiter ofthe county police, while do- Ing patrol duty on his motorcycle was Involved in a collision with an auto and injured at Trafalgar stract, and. Austin boulevard, Island Park, yesterday .afternnon Brocks sustained contusions of lefi legand: brulis of \knee thigh A and elbow. He was treated hy Dr g. 1. Drabkin of Oceanside 'The driver of the car, J. Lewrenct alleran of 115 North Parsons boule» Sard, Flushing, was arrested on a reckless ~ drivingcharge According \to repoits at oltict, Nassau. county, pallor was soin north. on d. whine (tlie machine Ing: from. the other. direction a- loft. turn and gftuok dhe 'back wher of the evite\ ie teas owned by Dani. F. Hyner'et Plush» Ing first the pre- min the dlm made boule wnt. tw A ton injured terdss and Mr noot Mib Hébert iveny .B. r arm snd left leg kle, and also from while her O-veareald sun, Robirt? e«ived .contuslong. of back and suffered \From shook Ramond Carmale, 4 yeare old, of 44 Pine streets» Freeport, \un - occupan of the- Kraus machine, sustains brulses. of right hand and lacerations of upper lip The other car was operated. by Al- fred H. Pearsall, 212 Pearsall place and a d va suff ro also t Inwood. The intured were Arken.to| South Narsau Communities hospital) for treatment: and then to their) first precinet, Nassau county police,} by Patrolman Carey: Valverde, <a: SOUTHERN CROSS 1,000 MILE \GOING STRONG,\ S BY RADIO INDICATE _a | Everythilig O. K.,\ Terse Mess a ge To Baldonnel States;-Flying At Speed Of 105 Miles An Hour | | ALL ON BOAKD IN CHEERFUL SPIRITS \Fliers Tell Of Bitter Cold At- | mosphere; Gas S u p p ly | Ample To Carry Ship Be- youd Destination | __ |_ London,\ Jue 24-(¥i-A wireless {message was picked up in London | irom the Southern Cross at 1.15 p. in today (7:15 a,m. EST) which said slightly overcast. Ocean like . inilipond. Traveling 100 miles an hour. .f conditions wer? like this always, ocean fly,ng would be easy.\ | ae. Baldonnel Airdro State, June 24-uP Uross was 800 miles out from the Irish somst and \going strong\ a wireless message from her sald at 1 30 p. im. (130 a. m. EST) Irish Free The Southern ®, Baldonnel Airdrome, . Trish - Free Elaté, June Southern Gross at 12:35 p. r 50a m. EST) rcporied by wirelpss to the: Baldou- ndl authorities ** \Everything O. K Baldonne! officials confinmed . the vessuge coniina from a point bout 550 niles £ the Trish connt The mes eo, 'nund We are: fyi 900 feet up. Als idy'battling. als at105 niles. an our Made spl \tke-offo Domg sperd A indicate 10.05 ven that r at pro the the ned ind t plane triveled of its - Trish Brce The Sonthorn becupmnts at6.5 Sime with te a. m. (oCay tk Standard Tin was noo mne the i-mile mark on its trans-Atlantic Journey, fhemg 108 n hour at x height of 2.000 with all on board in cheerful shtp kept in constant foueh (with Buldonnel be wircle as It hed , after 'taking off so oT! Monda | The fers vepoited flying throuch [bitterly eo'd Their m some mofked. the increase.. nf Ihiir |specd in two hours from 82 mils an {hour to 105 miles en hout, With pros- pects of further cleration as their fuel load lightened The message rr dat 10:30 Bite h time, gave th ton of the mir | plane as: about 360 fnilcs off the Trish coast, The mel received at 12.98 [British t'me, 4755 a. m. E.8. T would, according: 10 the speed. then rained by the Southern Crows,place the fliers move than 750 miles trom their point of dopat ture They had up wo that time nveraged roughly 82 miles un hour,' with @ steady acceleration f pice due to the dual ligntening of loadby con- umpiion of gasolin' The ship was heavily loaded at the take off. with enough gas fora three bours margin of safety after the en ire ealealated distance of flight Her speed bad been estimated mt the take off and for the first several hours at 85 miles, thiee hours more ban actually made TO RECEIVE OFFERS, SEALED. FOR BONDS ON CENTRE SEWERS Bealed bids for the thst \DS Thie Fock ville Centro t \éomimir®ion will tis received by the village board at !a «peotl- meetine duly 7 ding te \n merment thi mornlag y- r Charles «E ~Rirhmond The vilays falcmet Jest might n-exedtitechesston to der. the requont for- addinonal fonds, Mor &. Daun ball, te k t Whe und the I w hi ) 1 ten fmt E05 Tru t ong The it a n 1 ny! H tow up BALDWIN T i V i tk be ior I? I r Sl M bot Mylar M Berley \will' t the 4 the prost I tohnson, . man, . Biter - Andsrzon | Dorothy __ | Marion . Juckson Eleanor _ Jackson, . Mary . Matwer Louise: Kramer, Anna Phillips, By lyn . Bchtoeder, - Alvarétia . Carman Norman Berger, Eytratt Newenhonar (homes. The aeekient was reported t/ Budoy Mabry, and Prancls Coreat o Sarge of Miss Nyland l Tickets are in and Mrs. Beelry #--- - - _---+ [ Late News Bulletins 4---.--- anna # i o i an on sor E0 , o..., - Wimbledon, N. J., member of Chambertain American Davis eup fore .. easily disposrd nf 4. L. of England today in the second round of play in the Briiish tennis champlonahi Fort Worth, Texas, wet victery over 8. W. Harris of England 6-32-86, #4. the American champion, berinning singles crown for the fourth straight The scores. were 6: “finial-d his brillant advance by scoring a straight 4, 6-%, 6-1. Wilmer Allison af Helen Wills Moody, her attempt to capture the year, wan the first set of her openimg match fromm Fraulein Krahwinkel, high ranking German player, 6-2 wauta constiturion wo BE-SUSPENDED BY REMTISH Landen, June 14-4P;-The British government has decided to surpend the Maltese constitition tempornrily in the islands arteing from a prolong SPANISH RIOTS TO BK PRC Madrid, June 24-U In view of a tense palltical altaation ed dispute \lth the Vatican mED BY MADRID TONIGHT ~The cabinet will meet tonight and is expected to consider the serisus situation in Seviile, where more than 350. persone have been Injoréd.in rioting commected with a two-day geners) strike is expected that the minisiry will determine (onipht whether goversment intervention in Sevile is mecsusary, +
