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The Register Cover» a Buying Populętion of 50.000— the best advertising medium in it» field.

The Most Important Feature of the Modern Newspaper is** ShRVICE>-TO ITS READERS

VOL. LV N o . 33

An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interest of the Yillage of Dobbs Ferry and Toun of' Oreenburgh - — — • ' • ;—— -^—"-' -.-•->» • : . . — ^ i j o l ^ , _ . , . ; '., _ _• „ , ..... . ,.' ',' .J. . rT^-^T

T"ELEPHONĘ | 2 4 DOBBS FERRY, N. Y., MARCH 27, 1936 J E L E P H O N E | 2 4 PRICE FJVE CENTS

FIREMEN SAVE ARDSLEY STATION IN MYSTERY FIRE $500,000 Building

Program To Cut Up — Irvington tstates Two Developers Plan 44

Homes; Kent Cooper To Build Three Houses

HEARING APRIL 6

Westchester County Savings Bank and Erard Matthies-

sen Submit Plans

Twb lmijor buifdiiig Z d('V('l<)pnicnts, p 1 a nned for Inrington, will give that village no loss than'

"^ii one-faniily icsidencos, if piane for tho projects materialize—and Irving-ton offieials aro mre that they will. T h e W e s t c h e s t e r Coun ty S a v -

JtiK^ B a n k of T a r r y t o w n p l a n s t o deveIop t h e F i t z p a r t i e k a n d W o r t h i n g t o n E s t a t e s on B r o a d ­way . T h i s deve lopmen t e m -b r a c e s a subdiv i s ion e o m p r i s i n g L'S p lo t s r a n g i n g in size f rom a t h i r d of a n ac re to 1.2 ac re s . T h e d e v o l o p m e n t will h a v e a m a i n e n -

Jeanette Karczmit Broke Away from Grandmother

on Warburton Ave.

GIRL4.RUNS INTO CAR; DIES 12H0URSLATER

TRUCK BREAKS POLE, DRIYER

BEATS DEATH Frederick Abbe of N. Y. C.

Narrowly Escapes in an Irvington Crash

cross s t r e e t in t h e cen te r , e o n n e c t -ing wi th F a r g o Lane on t h e s o u t h and S n n n y s i d e L a n e on t h e n o r t h .

T h e b a n k in formed F r a n k l i n M. H a i n e s , c h a i r m a n of t h e l r v i n g t o n P l a n n i n g Boa rd , t h a t it will d o -n a t e 32 feet of land to w i d e a F u r g o L a n e .

E d w a r d ,J. M a r t i n , 3r.*, » B 4 f ieorge Tlili, a ń e n g i n e e r a n d a rcb i t oc t , r espee t iye ly , r e p r e s e n t -ed t h e Wies tehes ter C o u n t y S a v -i n g s B a n k .

T h e second develQpment is t h a t p ro jec tęd by Er-ard Mat thiess&n of Ńor th B r o a d w a y on t h e rfdge-f td-j o in ing C y r u s F ie ld Road n e ą r Ihe u iun ic ipa l h i g h - p r e s s u r e a wa> te r - shed . Mr. Miatthiessen p l a n s to build lfi h o m e s t h e r e a n d eal t t he d e v e l o p m e n t .Tiffany j p a r k . Ii is on t h e h ighes t spot in* I r v -infgton. T h e plots will r a n g ę in size from one and one-hal f a c r e s to 2..'! a c r e s .

AIso of cons ide rab lo i n t e r e s t i s t h e b u i l d i n g of t h r e e h o m e s on the f o r m e r Kinca id e s t a t e on Cyrus F ie ld Road by Kent Coope r . Associa ted P r e s s ofncial.

Both d o y e l o p m c n t s will b e p r e -sen ted at a publ ic h e a r i n g on MondajL April K Thr>y a r e ox-peeted to add $500 .000 to I r y i n g -t o n ' s a s s e s s m c n t roli .

118 Join Local Coughlin Group

John T. Kane Elected Head of Hastings Unit of

tbe National Union

. T h e H a s t i n g s un i t of t h e 'Na­t iona l F n l o n for Korin! J u s t l c o or-ganized W<Hlnesday night w i t h a m e m b o r s h i p of 118 pe r snns , of whom 83 a t t e n d e d t h e m e e t i n g in l l n i o n t o w n Hose Company hoad-n u a r j e r s .

.lohn T. K a n e was elected p r e s i -dent wi th E u g o n e T. Kos te r , v ice p r r s i d e n t ; J o h n - T . Duddy .„ t r e a s ­u re r , and Miss F lo rence T!losque, r e r o r d i n g see re tn ry . ,«.,

H a r r y D u n n , Y o n k e r s un i t p r e s iden t . spoko on the idea ls se t forth by F a t h e r Coughl in . T h e g r o u p will seek to increusą i t s membors l i l p and p lans to mee t on t h e second and four th W e d n e s -d a y s of each m o n t h .

i B r e a k i n g a w a y from h e r g r a n d ­m o t h e r , four -yea r -o ld J e a n e t t e K a r c z m i t , d a u g h t e r of M r . and Mrs. Joseph K a r c z m i t , of 26 Mar-ble T e r r a c e , H a s t i n g s , r a n i n t o an a u t o m o b i l e on W a r b u r t o n ,Avenue a t Diviśion S t r e e t , H a s t i n g s , Sat-u r d a y a f t e r n o o n , a n d d i e d 12 h o u r s l a t e r w i t h o u t r e g a i n i n g consc iousness in Dobbs F e r r y Hos-p i t a l . •

T h e o p e r a t o r of ' t h e ca r , Mieli -ael Bole raczk i , of 2 M a r b l o Ter -Vace. was r e l eased in $250 ba l i on a technica l c h a r g e of h ó m i c i d e . P e n d i n g a n i n v e s t i g a t i o n by Medi-cal E x a m i n e r A m o s O. S q u i r e of

praror 'R Hcense. T h e gir l was ru shed . {o t h e hos-.

p i ta l by Bo le raczk i a n d w a s op~ e r a t e d on by Dr. D."W. K l i n k e . •

\Valke»j*swith G r a n d m o t h e r The girl w a s w a l k i n g a l o n g t h e

eas t side of W a r b u r t o n A v e n u e w i t h he r g r a n d m o t h e r , M r s . M a d e -l ine T r y p u c , 46. S h e b r o k e away a n d r a n i n t o tfte m i d d i e of t h e s t r e e t . B o l e r a c z k i w a a • d r t v t ó g s o u t h w h e n t h e ehi ld r a n i n t o t h e s ide of t h e ca r , h e r h e a d s t r i k i n g a door h a n d l e .

F u n e r a l se rv ices w e r e he ld T u e s d a y morn ing_a t_S t . S t a n i s l a u s Ca tho l ic C h u r ć h , t h e R e v . V i n ć e n t K. Daskiewicz , p a s t o r , offieiating. B u r i a l was in St . ł o s e p h ' s C e m e -t e ry . ,

F r e d e r i c k ' C . Abbe . 26, of New York City, escaped s e r ious i n j u r y in n n r a e u l o u s fiishion ea r ly T u e s ­day mor r t ing on R e e d ' s H i l l , T r v -ing ton , at Sou th B r o a d w a y a n d H a r r i m a n Road .

Abbe , d r i v e r of a C e n t r a l F r e i g h t L i n e s t r u c k , was go ing n o r t h when his left f ront wheel b r a k e locked as t h e t r u c k w a s de -scend ing t h e s teep , curved g r a d e . Unab le to cont ro l t h e m a c h i n ę , Abbe hui ig on d e s p e r a t e l y as t h e t r u c k swerved to the left s ide of the road and c rashed in to a W e s t ­ches te r L i g h t i n g Company po le .

T h e po le spl i t in t w o a n d t h e t ruck con t i nued a g a i n s t the fence at Memor ia ł P a r k . A s h o u l d e r of e a r t h on t h e s t r ee t side of t h e p a r k fence ha l t ed t he t r u c k and p r e -

,vented it t rom t u m b l i n g down a 2 5-foot r av ine .

T h e e n t i r e r igh t s ide of t h e cab and hood were c rus lwd in accor -dion fashion, bu t Abbe escaped with m i n o r body b ru i se s and a leg i n j u r y . P a t r o l m a n P e t e r A. Gorey took the dr ive r to I)<iMis F e r r y Mospital .

SCOUTS HOŁD ROOD RELIEF SHOWJONIGHT

Benefit Will Raise Some Funds for Sufferers;

Red Cross Busy A benefit show t o d a y a n d t o -

m o r r o w is be ing s p o n s o r e d a t t h e Ktiibassy T l i e a t r e by Boy Scout T roop 2 1 of Dobbs F e r r y for t b e relief ol' flnojj suf fe re rs , Ass i s l an t Sco u t n i a s t e r H a r r y A. ' W i e n e r an -nounced today . T h e e n t i r e p ro -ceeds will he t l i rned ove r t o Mrs. J e r o m e Hrad ley , lu-esident of t h e Dobbs F e r r y Red C r o s s ehapfe r .

Scouts hope t<t r a l s o o v r r $150, Mr. Wiene r snid. Dobbs F e r r y scou ts a r e t h e tirst. t o s t a r t tliis d r ive .

Leslie H o w a r d in " T h e Petr i fied F o i c s t ' wi'll be t h e f e a t u r e u l t r a et i on.

Inc iden ta l ly , t h i s benefft show offers an o p p o r f n n i t y to m e m h e r s of t he t roop to gain p o i n t s in t h e contest which will s e n d t i i r ee ot' therrt to W a s h i n g t o n Apr i l i i , Scou t s se l l ing t i c k e t s will get 1 u po in t s for eyery t i ć k e t . so ld . So for Bnpt i s to S h u n a t o n a . R i d i a r d P o l h a m u s and A m b o n y C o m m i s s a i i r ę Ui tlui 1C4ML —

( C o n t i n u e d on P a g e E l g h t l

Catherine Siess Wina $200, Gives $25 of it Back to Dobbs Ferry A. A.

Miss C a t h e r i n e A. Siess of Ash-f o N A r e n u e cap tu rod t he g r a n d p r i z e a t t h e d a n c e sponsored by t h e D o b b s F e r r y A. A. S n t u r d a y in

new »chool g y m n a s l u m . Miss S less h a d h e r choice be tween two t l c k e t a t o Bermi ida , all e s p e n s e s pafd, and $ 2 0 0 in caah. She. took t h e ciish. L a t e r s h e r e t u r ń e d $25 t o t h e A, A., wh ich , wi th t he p ro -e e e d s of t h e dance , will p r o y l d e f u n d s for the, A. A s ba ebal l c l u b t h i s su t r .mer .

Miss Sless was o n e of t h e Inst t o huy b e r t.ickei.. in fa r t , U w a s n ' t t in t l ! t h e ver>- n i n h t of t h e d a n c e tb-d he p u r c h ^ e d a t t e k e t f rom Miss A g n e s Bayioiio. D u r l n g the basketbal gamę between the Stock rschange Ali stars and tbe Dobbs Ferry A, A.. Miss Stess sat next to Miss f aTleiio

T h e r e w a s nn e x p e c t a n t hush w h e n Miss T h o m p s o n , a n e u t r a l pir.ker from New York , p u l l e d out a s t ub from t h e h u n d r e d s depos-i ted in a h u g e haake t by Pmi t n « l mer i co . Miss T h o m p s o n g a v e t he s t u b to J . J , F e a r c e , t h e local Major Bowes.

Wi th an eye on t h e sec t lon of the^ g r a n d s t a n d In w h l c h Miss Sless ant, Mr. P e a r c e a n n o u n c e d t h a t t h e w l n n e r w a s in t h e au-dience. W i t h o u t m o r ę a d o h e gnye t h o t k k e t to C o u n c l l m a n W a r r e n D. Benedlc t .

" P m glad t o say t h a t t h o win-ner c e m e s from Dobbs F e r r y and from my , w a r d , " Mr . Bened lc t beamed . P o s t m a s t e r P . J . C a r p e n -te r also smł l ed .

(Continued on P*»t Blght)

DK.SHŁKMAN SAYSDIETCAN

INCREASE LIFE Hastings Chemist States

Proper Foods Cąn Add Seven Years To All

Italian Operetta Planned In New School W ednesday

Commander Gigli and Yenice Theatre Grmip Tn Pr>t»nł Entertainment on April 1 in Dobbs Ferry

School Auditorium

One of t h e b i g g e s t " I t a l i a n J g g b t ś " in t h e ^ h i s t o r y of th i s COmmunity is p l a n n e d for Wed-nesday , Apri l 1.

On th i s da t ę C o m m a n d e r Gigiio and. h is n a t i o n a l l y - f a m o u s I t a l i an o p e r a company of t h e V e n i c e The-a t r e will p r e s e n t a s e r i e ś of oper-e t t a s , comedy a n d vocaI e n t e r t a i n ­m e n t a t t he new D o b b s F e r r y H i g h School a u d i t o r i u m .

T h e affalr wil l benef i t t h e Ohi r ren of Our L a d y of P o m p e i i .

T r u s t e e A n t h o n y P a i n o is chai r ­m a n of t h e c o m m i t t e e , a s s i s t e d by J o s e p h Ralfa , t r e a s u r e r and ad-y e r t i s i n g c h a i r m a n ; • A n t h o n y M a r r a ; p r e s i d e n t of t h e Holy N a m e Society; J o s « p h Yozzo, vice

p res iden t of t h e Hóly N a m e , and F r a n k Yozzo, C h a r l e s Spina , Mrs. An thony P a i n o , Mrs. Ange lo T ino , M.rs. Ph i l i p C imino , Mrs . Kalph Arone , Miss Genev ieve Scape ro t t a , MiSs Made l ine Sic i l iano, Miss Mil-lie Meli to, Miss Anto i i i e t t e Bona-dies, Miss Sad ie Delio a n d Miss Millie Sanfi l ippo.

Cigl io will fu rn i sh h is own scenery for t h e o p e r e t t a . " T h e P r a y e r of t h e C h l k l . " M e m b e r s or his own family wi l l jo in in a var i -ety p r o g r a m w i t h o t h e r m e m b e r s of t he cast a t t h e conclus ion of the opere ta t . A m ó n g t h e e n t e r t a i n e r s will be F r a n k F a n i a z a , no ted I ta l ­ian comed jan .

Admss ion is from 50 cen t s to $ 1 .

SERYICES HEŁD FOR ALEXANDER FUHRER^U. S. A:

HiYMufHi Iw ai t W Fuhrers Shoots Self at

Home Friday FTiR"eraf serv fceś^were' b e 1 d M on-

j day m o r n i n g for A l e x a n d e r F u h -

LEGION SHOW T0BE(3VEN

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Dr. H e n r y ('. S h e i m a n oi Has t ­ings, r h e m i s t r y professor a t ^ C o ^ lumbia I ' n ive r s i ty , p red ic ted last Tuesday night tha t seven y e a r s can be added to the life of t h e a v e r a g e h u m a n be ing by ą d i e t a d e q u a t e in four e s sen t i a l s . H e cited p o s t p o n e m e n t of seni l i ty a s a n o t h e r a d v a n t a g e of w h a t he de-scribed a s " o p t i m u m " ' ea t ing of Galc-ilim, p ro t e in , v i t amin A, whicli p romote s g r o w t h a n d vi tani in (',. which is known pr incipal ly a s a preVeiiter of pe l lagra .

\)r. S h e i m a n spokti in W a s h i n g ­ton.

The chemis t ry professor r e p o r t -ed on cxpe r iń t en t s which h e con-tluctud^ chiefly y ' " - ftt--. nti rc scarch assoc ia te of t h e C a r n e g i e Ins t i tu t ion of W a s h i n g t o n , u n d e r w-hosi^ auspices he spoke . H e d e -clared thn t add i t ion of a m o u n t s o f the four e s sen t i a l s above t h e le'vel necessary for n o r m a l life and r e -produc t ion ha,d "exped i t ed g r o w t h and d e v c l o p m e n t , b rnugh t a trigh-er level of odu l t vi ta! i ty and ex-tended t h e a y e r a g e l eng th of adult life o r improved the life-expenta t lon of t h e ' a d u l t . " - - . ^ i

( C o n t i n u e d on P a g e E i g h t )

Arthur m Wilde Dies in Hospital

Former Dobbs Ferry M a n Succumbs in B r o o k l y n ;

Last Rites Today

A r t h u r W. Wilde, Wrll k n o w n in Dobbs F e r r y , died W e d n e s d a y i'n t h e -Norweglnn Hospi ta l . Brook-lyn, H e was a J b r a l h e j . o f . A h e lai^i r i a l r y ( ieWitt Wilde, ca sh i e r of the Dobbs F e r r y Bank.

His p a r e n t s were the late J a m e s DeWitt Wi lde and Klizaheth Lu -((^"er Wilder"*.* s l s te r . Miss F.thfd Wilde of 267 Broadway , Dobbs F e r r y , SBti a b r o t h e r , F ra t ik , Sn UrfKpklyn, a n d a n o t h e r b r o t h e r in New J e r s e y , also surv lve .

F u n e r a l sery ices ner be ing held th i s afternoon* a t Sle^riy Hol lnw Cemete ry chape l .

AID KMM»I) H I F F E R E I W

The N'atbMial Office of t h e Nee-d lework fSidTd of A łm^rica Is re-celving money- for ' t b e relief of flood Rtiffi>rers.' Any a m o u n t will be ' ^ r r a t e fu l ly aci-etited. B e m e m -b»»r " T h e P o w e r of 1'nited Lit-t l e s . " Any c o n t r ł b u t i o n s h p u l d b<̂ sent to Mrs, Douglas Di tnbar , t r e a s u r e r of the local r i i i ld

PI*4N PI ,AV MAY I

T h e D r a m a t l c C lub of Dobbs F e r r y High School will hołd a p lay a n d d a n c e In t h e new school o n F r i d a y , May 1. Miss Mae Huntlery is d l r ec t l ng .

r( pph W. F u l i r e r of Divis ion Drivf Dobbs F e r r y . a l t h e F u h r e r homo, with t he Bev. A. M e r e d i t h Mac-Coll . pas to r of t h e P r e s h y t e r l a n (Mnirch. offtciating. B u r i a l was fn t h e L u t h e r a n C e m e t e r y . Brook­lyn.

A I e x a n d e r c o m m i t t e d suic ide last F r i d a y n i g h t . s h o o t i n g him-self wi th a 22 c a l i b r e rifle in t he b e d r o o m of his "Fome. a t

sented in New School by Local Post

_ _ _ yi " H e a d l i n e s , " a b i i l l ian t min-

trel r eyne , will be p re sen t ed F r r. 22 . son of Mr. a n d Mrs . Jo s - day and S a t u r d a y n i g h t s . May 8

'" ' " iiiid ft, by Dobbs Fe r ry Post , Amer ican Legion , , it was decided at a m e e t i n g of t he P o s f s execu-tive c o m m i t t e e last n igh t . Coi. Hi ram W. Tay lo r a n n o u n c e d .

C h a i r m e n for t b e sńow a r e as fol lows: F;xecutive. Col. T a y l o r ; t icket , B a r t h o l o m e w F. Mann ion ; school aiKlfi-ent, H a r o l d C. Marcy ;

, mus ie , ( i eo rge E. l l n r u l i ; publ ic-TfiTłgtTty, William Blacklroui, luognuii,

o-clock. af ter k i s s ing b i s m o t h e r ,(„hn W a l s h ; p a t r o n a , P h i l i p Bau-good-bye. Mrs. F u h r e r a n d her mei s t e r . and co lor gua rd Wi l l iam d a u g h t e r , Elsa , a h i g h school pu­pil, w e r e a lone in t h e h o u s e . They h e a r d t he g u n ' s rr^port and fonnd

MG H e n r y A cali for t h e cast will be is-

sued soon. The sliow was p lanned Alexande r . unconsc io i i s hut still o r ig ina l ly for May 1 and 2, but b r e a t h i n g . T h e sliot had en te red his r igh t t empie .

A f t e r c a l l i n g p o l i c e , t h e y n o t i -fied Mr. F u h r e r . who was a t t end -ing a m e e t i n g wi th Delwin H. Ilal-lock and F r a n k Ca lace-Mot to ła at the l a t t e r ' s house on Ashford Ąve-l l l l e .

L i e u t e n a n t Kilward p o y l e and P a t r o l m a n Arthtłł- W a n i d rove up to t h r F u h r e r h o m c a n d notlfled

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FHA OFFERS ENDAPRIL1

John A. Querker Urges Buyers Take Advantage

of Easy Tęrms F e d e r a l H o u s l n g Admin i« tm-

tion loans expi re next WedeiiMlay, Apri l J. J o h n A. ( J u e r k e r , local re-f r igera t ion expert . . receiyeil word today .

Mr. ( j u e r k e r saijl t ha t unt i l n< xt W e d n e s d a y he would be reatff to offer t he usual F H A frnaBClllg a r r a n g e m e n t s to e n s t o m e r s wiio seek L e o n a r d . . Wesfinghou-<. . (;. E. a n d o t h e r m n k e s of re f r lger t -to rs . The FHA offers t h r e e years Ui pny s tu ł • rhnrgeft rmly r. -per cent for in t e re s t .

F n d e r the a r r a n g e m e n t . the d e a l e r does all the n e g o t i a t i n g for loans , re l ieying t he purc l i ase r of the t ask of l lnanc ing . The ar­r a n g e m e n t ho lds good otily spi l i next W e d n e s d a y , howeye r .

Mr. t ^ue rke r ' s s t o r ę Is IOC.MIHI at .10 C e d a r S t r ee i , Dobbs F e r r v .

(O>II; I \„,MI (OMPARK! VVłiy Hani Vonr Kfjster Lił|iB»i- front Jfew York? I .AIU.KST S T I K K

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" T b e HUtrr on t b e Mqnari '"

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was put back a week when it was learnerl thnt t h e school d r a m a t l c c lub p lanned an e n t e r t a i n m e n t on •May 1. T h e r e v u e will be held it! the new school a u d i t o r i u m .

" H e a d l i n e s " is based on what happens in a n e w s p a p e r oflice and t h e r e a r e flashes out in to the world p o r t r a y i n g the news t h a t m a k e s the l ieadl ine- gf t oday . F r o m fTie very tirst ci i r talu to the

( C o n t i n u e d on P a g e E i g h t )

PARTY PRIMARY NEXT THURSDAY Enrolled Volers To Pick

Delegates To National Conventions Apr. 2

i, The o fil ci al p i i rnary e lect lon of

all enro l led pa i t t e s will b e h e h l in the Town of ' I r e e n b u r g h n*xt T h u r s d a y , Apri l ą. I rom 12 o'clock llńnll tli !l o 'clork in I ile evetlillg.

Knrolleil ynteiy will self et dcl ega te s :iml a l e m a t e s to t he na-tiotlal ronyen t iiitis t rom th<' 2."ith congress iot ia i d is t r ic t and m e m ­b e r s - o f the Maf«> conimlf tee for the four th assembly dis4rict .

' o l l m i ; i»m I n c wtrł"lH' ihn timia iii all villai 'e«. lectiim d js t r ie t s iti all

(ih.TS B I P L E Y «'AKTfM>\

WPADONATED $123,000 FOR SN0WREM0YAL

Dobbs Ferry Got Nothing, But Buchanan, Elmsford

and Others Did A to t a l of $12.'l;t;V5.15 was

s p e n t on snów remova l in th is coun ty by t he WPA, it w a s an­n o u n c e d by J. Buckley B r y a n , di--r e c t o r of Distr ict li, today . The m o n e y wiis t a k e n from- funds a l lo-c a t e d t o pro jec t s t h a t had to he held up hecause of the snów. W P A s t epped in, Mr. Bryan sa ld , be-rcause m u n i c i p a l b u d g e t s w e r e not •preiwired for such im/ emę-rgency a s t h e nea r - r ceo rd s t o r m s .

T h e fund? used t o i>ay w ó r k e r s t r a n s f e r r e d from pro jec t s to road c l e a n i n g , .Mr. Bryan sa id , a r e ex-pected to be replaced by supii le-m e n t a r y a l loca t ions to perinit comple t io i f of the p ro jec t s , „on which work w a s r e sumed wi thou t de lay a f t e r t h e s t o r m s . ' : <

F u n d s spent by t he W P A , iii a d d i t i o n to munic ipa l expend i -

- tu res on snów remova l , w e r e dis-t r i b u t e d as follows:

Y o n k e r s , $ 5 1 , 2 1 0 . 7 1 ; Mount

( C o n t i n u e d on P a g e F i v e )

PIANNFRS Tfl MEETTONIGHT ONNUMBEING

Project To Renumber All Local Houses To Get

Under Way Soon

Dobbs Ferry Firemen fent Gutting^Oi

Local Putnam Depot SCHOOL MONEY WILL BE PA1D

^EEERJDNLL 1

Supervisor Duell Avoids In­terest Char ges by Defer-

ring Payment Superv i so r Wi l l i am '('. Duel l has

succe(!ded iii; g e t t i n g t he B o a r d s of E d u c a t i o n of t h e townsl t i | )" to wtiit un t i l a f t e r J u n e 15 for all of the i r school mon le s ,

T h e r e a r e n ińo school d i s t r i c t s in the towni ih ip . Morę than $1,000,0(1(1 is a u o u a i i y co l lec ted In school t axes .

T n d e r t he W e s t c h e s t e r CountA' Tax Act. it is mand t i to ry on Ute s u p e r v i s o r to raiSB by ccHiftcates of i n d e b t e d n e s s aga ins t uneollect- , ed taxes . if necessa ry , tbe ha lance due lei comple t i ' the b u d g e t s of the ya r ious school d i s t r i c t s . At l imes ,

William Odell, on Way To Elmsford, Saw Fire at

5 A. M. Today

DAMAGE IS $500

R. R. Omcials Probing the —Cauae; Repairs Started

Immediately

l(,ii<' 4» f mys lc r ious <» i- i u i it Ih icatcncd lo wipc H m tlić Ai<Islcv Niafion of Ihc INitnsifii I)ivisi<»ii <»C tłu- \ c w \ Otk Ccu t i a l I^ailroad al ."(':2I) (»'cl<»( k ifiis morn-ingt liul a |»nJs("(iiio|iiijr icspoiiKi' l»\v ||K» Dohhs

•Ferry Fi te fłepartmeut sared ilic hisToiic s ta-tUm. D a m a g e was e s t ima ted at $r»00

by the New York Cen t ra l Ra i l roa i l ollii ials t h i s m o r n i n g Rejpalrs O B

"i n i n n ii II w'a'v

The lirę s t a r t e d on t h e roof of the s o u t h w e s t side of t h e bu i ld -

BILL01NDQN'S_ WIFE WINS IN

SWEEPSTAKES

H e u u n t b c r i n g of Dobbs F e r r y h o u s e s is expected to gej~ undiT way sho r t l y a f te r a con fe rence to-nighi beiweet i the l>obi)s Fer ry P lan i i i i i e Ho.-u-i| ąmf l,Q||is %ta broek . d i s t r i i t eng inee r for WPA in tlie M uuicipal Biiilditif.' Th* W P A a^ io t tmenf is $1,,H)0, leayjiur t h e v i l l age ' s s h a r e a t $ 1 8 0 .

T h e Wll i te 1'laiiis offli e ol the W P A h a s ' npproved plan:- for l he Ks t l i e rwood Aveitue Sou th BrooU s e w e r . but amiroyal t rom Al l i auy ! tniist he oh la ined lielore work r a n ! rum • •, wt-c o *f n . bestarted. The viiiage. „„..,„ iUfticial » Wife bure To Get whlte , is busy secin-ing e a s e m e n t s .

Mayor W a l k e r di-ejosnd tha t the W h l t e P l a in s nHice has disa[ipoved t h e Kdwin Oould Park and Shrad> \v , i i i an ; . Cóndon ol Road work r e i e f „roje.cis. A , h l l , t | A v „ m l ( . ^ n k w , „ . „,

I h e . - . o u l h B r o o k s e w i r w i l l , i , „ . ;. , . . . -— i as^_ -fT—, i L-2—= -^-'-'-i + t l i e f i u t i t y r e i M - t e r . h o ł d ' a w i n p r o y i d e a l i n k w i t h t h e S ' o i t h , , ; , , , , : i , , , , , . , .• „ i i i n c l i r d u ' 1 i n t h e r . i a n d \ ; ' i i < u i a l Y o n k e r s t r i m k l i n - s e w e r n o w , n , , w , . ( . | ( . t : i l ( , . h s , „ . ,it,ty.-rTr-«nr d e r e o n s n - , . e t i o n . { " M a k e I I » , . , . i- . , , . " o n , h e l i . k .-i , |

•I sin- Wtll win i: $%, ir e, Hod ,uid C m i . is ,

perv i sor to bo r row a hall' mil l ion do l l a r s from the y a r i o u s ba t iks of the lownsh ip . ;. — P u d e r — a t t • agrrt-tm-nt- - r e n r r r r d i U K - -dire.e.tly ahoye the h a g g a g o w i t h t h e B o a r d s o f E d u c a t i o n . t h e ' " " " ' • A U i e o r y t h a t d e f w r t i v o linal p a y m e n t s will not be m a d ę i W " ' " ' K < i r '' sh'"'' '''renit s t a r t e d to the i r r e s p e c l i y e d i s t r i c t s unt i l | " " ' l l l : l / " W i l s , i l K t a d v a n I, b u t

the i i . js on(lv a groiind wi ro in ud S ł B * f m w f **** s " ' ' ' i " " "f H»e s t a t i on , . a n d

(<) oflirials were invesl igat Ing t h e I possibil i t> thnt a spa rk in t ho

ehimin y iuni ted tho b u i l d i n g . 1 'redeiiee is >;iveti t he t h e o r y

i h a l u s.horl circuit imi i ted loose I papei 's .

The lir, was lirsl dlsroveW>d by Wi l l i am ( ) d e | | ol' Y o n k e r s . Mr.

|<)ilell is a eios- inr . man a t t ho

l l e r I h e t a x s a l e o n J u n e I " T h i s n i e a u s ,

D u e l l , " I h a t w e w i l l n o t h a v e l o borrow la rgo s u m s of money and i w e w i l l n o t h a v e b e a v y i l l l e r e s l j c h a r g e s ' t o s a d d t e n g n i n s t t h e t a \ -p a y e r s .

E l l l U f o r d ' s l a t l o n i d l l l e P l i n i l i n T !» iv ) s i on a n d w a • d r i v i n g t o w o r k

J o n S a w M i i i , R i y e r P a r k w a y . A p -j p r o a r l i i n g t h o A r d s l e y s t a t i o n h o

n o i i i . i l l l a t t i e s <,n I h e s o u t h w e s t s ide of t h e hii i ldlng Ho i m m e -d l a t e l j n o t i l i e d t h e A r d s l e y p o ­l i c e , h u t h e i a i l w | | , e i t a t lOD Is l o -

Lady Dunn Gives Lecture Tuesday

Dobbs Per** Woman's Club ' to Be Guests of Mrs.

Franklin Q. Brown

l.ady Mahe) linnii ol LoiidfoTTl will l e c t u r e on "Sal / .burg . I t s Fe° - | | t i y a l , " next Tuesday a f t e r n o o n at i l . l e w i | l > n H a l l , H p r i n g h u r s t , i Dobbs Fe r iy M i m h e r s of t h e i j llohb'- Fe i ry , W o i n a n ' s Cluti wili IM- g u e l j of Mrs. F r a n k l i n t j -Brown ,,

l.ady Mnnn i • a well known mus ie fi itir and ' jouriialiKt in ' ' Kncliiiid, She is u p a t r o n of thr f e s t i v a i he]<| e y e i y s i i t l l t n c r if S a l z b u r g and will p resen t th< sarnę b c t i i r e s h e pMve in Dec< ni bej:—a I fiii! 1 W b t t e H ^ U S P itt—th* iny i t a t i on ol' Mi s.' Ktioseyell .

$3,600 and Morc If the ^ ^ " ^ ^ J ™ Horse Piaces Walker Budget

Due on April 6 M a y o r W i l l A lso Submi t a

S u p p l e m e n t a l L i s t ^ _ t i o M a k e A p p o i n t m e n t s m d H i

H i i\~ ! • : rto. |

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r,n (Hm I le i n

and.

li .1 Walke r is b u s -ilv work i i ig mi the t e „ i a t i v o bud-:o i lor Mi.ii;. which he will tsubmit al t he o r g a m / a t ioii m e e t i n g of fho (i I Kefiublican Boald of Tru* teon Monday e V e i i inc , April (i A s u p -

I pletn, u ta i . h u d g e t will. - Inclildfl f r o h a b b ' ex|n m l i i ures if fhe t a x -

pa>ers f ; ivir t he im | i roveu ien t of Ashtord .liul |,i\, iiiL'sion Ayeni ies itnd lowi-r Malti S t r r e t .

An ltii'i"e:isi' in insui',1 uce cos t s (fi lori seeli FTTI tli' II de-<ire coye r -as'e 011 the.r w,n. lo and f rom dres In t hełr own automobi l , s.

I!l . ip i .o in tn ients for t he n e w f i s , a l >r-str wi l l h e m a d ę A l . r i l 6 .

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Peggy Conklin Likes to Ski, Play* Ping Pong and Prefers Helen Hayes

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A. C. PI„AVS M l l M l B

The or ip ina l di i iwii ig used- hy Rober t Itijiiły ;n his "Be l i eye It o r .N*ot" iMitoon deiiietifii.' H a r r y Suchin of |{(V-aiitid »iai( |ens as tlie l andlord who Is feti>d by his ten-a n t s Is tinw in Mr. Suchin'fi pos' sep.slon. The world fanioits ca r toon -ist. gave Mr. Suchin fhe ca r toon and a u t o f r a p l i e d ii b '« ldes , Since U l e f i u l l i O l i — I | I | I I I ii ed , . II...—l>..rrh"

i biog | i O l i ;

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H u d s o n Val!iy Basketbal l Lf-ai'U'r-l took a dec ided today tha t . the St. Mar " T h e garef.. will nol Jiave to forfeit lir i

I i: a tu es to the. H a s t i n g s A. ('. and tei | Tl: I t h e r h l p p e w a . His decis ion pu t s fe ry je , l a l i t h r e e tT>ams in a t le for second |i B I ha l l hono r s . The St. ' Margare t^ \lj •, ( I play t h e A. C. Motiduy m Hast - ' t h e U.

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BIMIUN I N D F K K U B *

DOHglis B r o w n , A n h l e y IH^h School ba ske tba l l Btaf atid Kon Of Mr. a n t l M r ? . . Wil l iam Brown of f ł r l ando A v e n u e , Ardfiley, u n d e r wen t an o p e r a t l o n for uppcndlritfK reeen t ly a t Dobbs F e r r y Hosp i t a l .

KIRK IS WfK>DH A firo b j o k e o u t la"! n ight In

McFarlfMje^s woods , eas t of Ash­ford A v e h u e , Dobbs Fer ry , All t h r e o c o m p a u ł e s r e s p o n d e d .

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