% Ti®~mm* THE NASSAU DAILY REVIEW-STAR—MOf®AY. MAY 2. 1938. WANT AD5—TdepKoiie Rodhrffle Centre 1800 !

Girt Scout News Brownie pack 10, M«rridc

school, 3:W. Troop 8, North Merrick school,

3:80. Troop 12, Baldwin, Little House,

3.30. Troop 14, Lynbrook, K, of C.

clubhouse, 4. Troop 18, RockviUe Centre,

Episcopal parish house, 4. Troop 20, East Rockaway,

- Rhame avenue school, 3:48. Troop 25, Freeport, Lutheran

church, 3:30. Troop 28, Lynbrook, Marion

street school, 8:4f. Troop 36, Massapequa, school

building, 3:30. Trocp 40, Merrick school, 3:30. Troop 45, Rockville Centre, St.

Agnes school, 3:30. Troop 47, Oceamide, junior high

school, 3:45. Troop 48, Rockville Centre, St.

Agnes school, 3:30. Troop 51, Long Beach, S t Ig­

natius parish house, 4:15. Evening

Troop 3, Freeport, Methodist church, 7.

Troop 4, Bellmore, school build­ing, 7.

Troop 22, Rockville Centre, Hewitt school, 7.

Troop 33, Baldwin, Little House, 7.

Troop 37, North Bellmore i school, 7:30.

Troop 42, Rockville Centre, S t Marks church. 7:30.

District Committee Meetings . Lynbrook.

Baldwin.

' Inspect Sail Loft Mrs. Minor Osborn, original

• skipper, and 75 mariner scouts 'from New York and New Jersey

: visited Ratay'S sail loft at City Island Saturday. Mr. Ratsy per-

* sonally acted as guide for the girls and showed how sails are

I made, explaining that machine

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DO YOU KNOW? By MARIE GAUDETTE

Girl Scout Naturalist Of what stalagmites and

stalactites are made? Calcite (lime).

sewing was done by girls, and hand sewing, considered a highly skilled trade, by men. The party also visited Nevins's shipyard, and

„ was shown various stages of ship * construction, and how ships are

launched. The girls had lunch on the beach. Members from the Lynbrook Mariners' ship "Sur­prise" who made the trip were Skipper Edna Ely, Dorothy Adair, Ruth Weber, Ruth Bradshaw and Doris Dies.

BriUinger, Adam Stain, William J. McBurnie and Clarence Hilton, the corsage bouquets, which decorated the table and were the souvenirs of those attending the affair, were made by members of Mrs. Hilton's Brownie pack, which is composed of pupils of the George Washington school, West Hempstead.

Mrs. Clifford D. Burgess re­ported concerning the plans for the Sue Hastings marionette show, to be given Saturday in the Hempstead high school for bene­fit of the local organization. The production, "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," will open at 1:45 p. m.

Others at the luncheon were: Mesdames Peter Kelly, William Johnston, Fletcher Miller, Henry Schultz, John Connolly, Charles Todd, John N. Huff, Arthur Price, Sanford J. McWilliams, A. Alden Seabury, Daniel Fredericks, Frank Bilker, William Neumeyer and Charles Murdoch.

Scoots Meet, Cedarhnrsi Troop 10 held its weekly meet­

ing at St. Joachim's school, Ce-darhurat, when the girls made a circle and Captain Alice Mahon gave out camp folders. Many girls said they would hope to be able to go to camp this year. If it does not rain next week the Scouts plan to go roller-skating. In case of rain the meeting will be held as usual in the school hall.

Scouts Present Skits The honor patrol of Girl Scout

troop 27 of East Rockaway, gave a party and presented ten short

* skits dramatizing the Scout laws, at a meeting of the troop Friday

. afternoon at the Centre avenue t school. Refreshments were served

after the program. Following the party, the two older patrols which are planning to spend next week­end at Grey Beech, held a meet-

f ing, while other members prac-i ticed first aid under the direction *. of Herbert Ricketts. Troop 27 has ' announced a court of awards will i be held Thursday evening, May 12

In the East Rockaway high school gymnasium, and will be open to

* the public.

Will Meet Monday I** The Mothers' patrol of Girl

Scout troop 32 will meet Monday night at 8:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Walter Hall of Elm street Lynbrook. Plans will be dis­cussed for a get-together lunch-

. eon to take place in May. Mrs. 'William E. Gilllgan will preside.

"Hear Mrs. Sause Mrs. O. L. Sause, Girl Scout

commissioner for central Nassau county, was the speaker Friday afternoon at the meeting of the

1 Hempstead Girl Scout committee, which followed a covered dish

; luncheon in the Young Women's Christian association headquar-

* ters, Cathedral avenue; The luncheon committee includ­

ed Mrs, O. G. Van Campen, head " of the local committee, with Mes-. dames Earl Waldron, Warren

Leader Re-elected At a special meeting of the

South Nassau Girl Scout Brownie leaders, recently, Mrs. W. E. Mc-Curdy, Rockville Centre, was elected president for a second term. Mrs. Stephen Stachurski of Baldwin, was elected vice-presi­dent, secretary-treasurer.

Plans were made for the an­nual Brownie Revel, to be held about June 1 at the day camp site in Hempstead Lake State park. The revel will take the form of a one-ring circus, with refresh­ments served to the Brownies aft­er the festivities. Thirteen packs from south Nassau will take part.

Brownie leaders were present at the meeting from Baldwin, Valley Stream, Freeport, Ocean-side, Merrick, Westbury, Mal-verne and Rockville Centre. Leaders who were not present are asked to communicate with Mrs. Stachurski or Mrs. McCurdy about plans for their packs as soon* as possible.

Scouts Pass Tests Wilma Diehl, Georgine Doherty,

Isabel Rockmore, June Meyer, Mildred Clegg, Shirley Clegg and Johanna Masone. Girl Scouts of the Massapequa troop, have passed their tenderfoot tests, Miss Viola Schwartz, leader, announced to­day.

Members of the troop will par­ticipate in the May day rally at Hempstead Lake State park, May 7. They will hold a children's party in the Massepequa school-house, May 13 from 7:30 to 10:30 p. m. There will be games and dancing and refreshments will be served.

Explains Hi-Y Work Mrs. Dwight MiMison of Valley

Stream explained the work of the Hi-Y to members of Girl Scout Troop 10, at a meeting, Thurs­day at the little house, Oceanside. Members are taking a bicycle hike, today, and will act as waitresses at the annual father and daughter dinner, Wednesday night, in the high school cafeteria. Mrs. Frank Allen of the district troop committee is in charge.

PLANS 8TYLE DISPLAY Parent - Teacher members of

Terrell avenue school, Oceanside, will be entertained at a mother and daughter program Friday night. Styles for both mothers and daughters will be displayed by a local store in a fashion pa­rade.

CARD PARTY ARRANGED What So Ever circle of King's

Daughters, Wantagh, will hold the final in a series of card parties to­morrow afternoon at 2:15 o'clock in the parish house of the Wan­tagh Memorial Congregational church, Wantagh avenue. Mrs. Charles Schafer is chairman.

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Square Club Gives Dinner And Dance At Salisbury

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40 Tables Are In Play At Event Given By Masons

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Best Used Car Buys in Nassau 9! HURT IN CRUSH

AT FAIR'S PREVIEW • e s a a e a a

An impromptu version of the Big Apple featured the entertain­ment at the annual dinner-dance of the Merrick Square club Sat­urday night in the Salisbury coun­try clubhouse, Westbury. Sol L. KJapper, president, was host, and at the door were Dr. Bernard Levenaon and Frank Saflotti. Her­man Specht directed the floor show. Also on the committee were Alfred Greis, chairman, and Louis Benzer.

Those present included: Mr. and Mrs. Augustus B. Weller, Kenneth E. Nagle, Mr. and Mrs. Al Young, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Kurzman, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Goldberg, Mf. and Mrs. Curtis T. Brail, Mr. and Mrs. Michael NieU, Miss Grace Nieli, Jacob Strauss, Victor P. Dalton, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Vet-romile, Miss Irene V. Marino, Dr. G. A. Vetromile, Mr. and Mrs. An­thony Engelhardt, Mr. and Mrs. William S. Christy, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bumpus, Charles J. Votava, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Alvin O. Siegfriedt, Mrs. Carrie Eberle, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Speer, Mr. and Mrs. John A Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Greis.

Also, Miss Anna Reibert, Mr. and Mrs. George J. Muhlbauer, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Martens, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pine, Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Haack, Mr. and Mrs. George Vollett, Mr. and Mrs. Har­old Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Giebel, Mr. and Mrs. Sol L. Klap-per, Mr. and Mrs. Georges Mau­rice Lippens, Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ard F. Dahlhaus, Mr. and Mrs. Al-win Lamont, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Warden, Mr. and Mrs. N. Stanley Terry and Mr. and Mrs. George Wood.

Also, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ben­zer, Mr. and • Mrs. Albert Heller, Mr. and Mrs. Max Heller, Sr., Miss Elinor C. Gersten, Henry O. Mindeil, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Meehan, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Pretz-ell, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Kees, A n t h o n y Nieli, Miss V i v i a n Bowles, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kol-ber, Peter Delsoe, Peter Delsce, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Monty Ageloff, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nagel and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wolfensohn.

Also, Dr. and Mrs. Richard R. Mirow, Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Demars, Robert Demars, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Gartner, Lester Bernstein, Miss Rosalind Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hays, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin E. Powell, Mrs. Nicholas K. Martin, Miss Ruth Martin, William J. Rober, Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Morrell, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Morse, Mr. and Mrs. William Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bosomworth, Mr. and Mrs. James Innes, Miss Jone T. Saflotti, James P. Lonergan, John C. Kline, Miss Evelyn T. Mullen, Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. Specht and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saflotti.

Plant Memorial Tree A 10-foot Norway maple grows

on the Merrick school grounds to­day, marking the preview anni­versary day of the World's fair. The tree, given by the Merrick Chamber of Commerce, was planted Saturday afternoon dur­ing ceremonies.

The Mepham C e n t r a l high school band, directed by George L. Pritchard, and through the courtesy of Sanford H. Calhoun, gave a long program. H. Hall Kurtz, president of the chamber of commerce, presented the tree. Alfred J. Goldberg, president, board of education, made the speech of acceptance.

The Rev. Daniel E. Lewis, pas­tor of the Merrick First Baptist church, gave the invocation and a brief address in which he told of the significance of many kinds of trees in history. William Gltelman presided.

The tree planting was the first of a aeries of events to be spon­sored by the World's fair commit­tee of the Merrick Chamber of Commerce. Charles Offerman fur­nished transportation for band members from the high school.

Te Haws Breakfast The Sunrise Yacht club of Mer­

rick will hold a commodore's breakfast, followed by patriotic exercises and all-day open house at the clubhouse, Whaleneck road, Memorial day, Commodore John Scheffer announced today.

The club entertained more than ISO persons at a Nautical dance Saturday night in the clubhouse, at which most of the guests wore sea-going costumes. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holden entertained with banjo and vocal solos and Mrs. J. W. Kress gave piano solos.

The club orchestra, made up of William Vaughan, Nicholas Far-rail, Frank Vlsone, William Brown and Wade Hull, played for danc­ing. Nicholas Farrell was general chairman.

Wantagh Masonic lodge enter­tained 40 tables of players at the annual card party Saturday night in the Wantagh fireball, Railroad avenue. Frank Kersten, master, was host.

In charge of arrangements were William Gailbraith. chairman { Jo­seph Johnston, Edward Alberts, William Rupprecht, Irwin Meade, Wilbur Higbie, Gerald McCarthy and Robert H. Jones.

Winners of special prizes in­cluded: William F. Grotz, George Baird, Henry Woeller, Mesdames Isaac N. Narwood and Charles Schafer. Other players included:

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boot, Mr. *nd Mr*. William Scollay. Mr. and Mrs Robert Bartsch, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McCarthy, Mr. and Mrs. William 8. Higbie, Mrs. Peter Panteaco. Mr, and Mrs. Joseph John-ston, Mr. and Mrs, Edward Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kiefer, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fielding, Mr, and Mrs. William Becker. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Valen­tine, Mr. and Mrs. William Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, Mr. and Mrs. C. Wayne Tuthlll. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Mc­Queen, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Dixon, D. P. Travis and Miss Ruth Scollay.

Also Mr. and Mrs. William Rupprecht, Mr. and Mrs. James Scollay. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Holigan. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Meads, Mr. and Mrs. John Merkle. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bahr. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Tholfsen, Mr, and Mrs. Everett Wanaer, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Lester B. Sterner. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Starke, Mr. and Mrs. William Zimmerman and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy T. Wells.

Also Mr. and Mrs, Wlilard Young. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kersten, Mr. and Mrs. E, A, Witteman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hein-eek. Mr. and Mrs. George Macdonald, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Van Noatrand, Mr. and Mrs. Julian D. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Km-mett Weston. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Krsuse, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. George Clements. George Sand­ers, William Dellamore. Stanton Bahr, William Evans. Carl Roth. Karl Schroth, John T. Katz, Sr., Julius Segelken, Joseph Stearns and Henry Ahmen.

Also William A. Day. Albert Van Nos­trand, Anthony Diemlcke, Fred Newman, Henry J. A. Collins. Charles Schtfer. Jr., Oscar Terrell, the Misses Evelyn Brumme,

, Gertrude and Katherine Diemlcke, Ruth ! Jones, Alma Seaman. k Virginia Krause, ' Elisabeth Wicks. Martha Strlcklinff. Mes­

dames William F. Grots, Joseph Shimer, C. A. Blgelow, Amanda Fogt. Robert Boyce, Amanda Payette, Charlotte Ash-fleld, Archie Foreman, B. N. TJhlin, Cath­erine Segelken, George Terrell and Cath­erine Bckhoff.

Also Mesdames Mae Perkins, Olga Marks? Otgn Krause. Oeorpe Butrd, Albert Brumme. Pauline Lenz, Elbert Hammond. Albert Bahr. Florence O'Brien. Charles Kramer, W. R. Steele, Andrea Fogt, Louise L u t e and Carrie Dorenbecker,

SI Children Lent, One Pickpocket Suspect Arrested; 060,000

Tie Up Traffic At Site NEW YORK, May 2—m—

Crowds that swamped the finale of a week-end "preview" of New York's 1939 world's fair gave po­lice and fair officials a foretaste yesterday of what they may ex­pect next yean.

A throng of 500,000 persons so jammed the 42-acre section, of the fair site thrown open for inspec­tion that the gates were barred to further visitors.

One thousand police struggled for hours to untangle one of the worst traffic jams in the history of Queens borough. Only a few of the thousands who came from nearby New Jersey, New York and Connecticut communities could get close enough to view the enter­tainment program.

GARDEN CrTY PERSONALS Mrs. Thomas C. Wilson and her

fiance, George Smith, were the guests of honor, Saturday evening, at a buffet supper party given by Mr. and Mrs. E. Richard Ebe in their home on Clinton road, Gar­den City. The other guests were Messrs. and Mesdames George A. Powers, Wilfred L. Hinkle, Albert C. Hugo, Mrs. Charles Hilkemeier and Raymond Jantzer.

Mr. and Mrs. C. LeRoy Hen-drickson were dinner hosts in their home on Second street, Gar­den City, where their guests were Mrs. Adams C. Sumner, Mrs. Charles W. Hoyt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Putnam and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin D. Mooney.

Mesdames Carl C. Klemenger, David W. Miller, Todd Pettigrew, Howard Manners, Alan H. Rogers and Harry W. Kaley were the bridge luncheon guests Saturday of Mrs. Gordon Walker of Cedar place, Garden City.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Amy of Brompton road, Garden City, are

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Miss Josephine Hardie of Nas­sau boulevard, Garden City, has as her house guest Miss Nancy Hauer of St. Louis.

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Mr. and Mrs. G. Nelson Tower up to S:30 p. m. for publication the n e x t day, except Saturday and Sunday.

of Butler place, Garden City, are | (855iec*,t01

ch.*np without further̂ notice.) aboard ship for a Mediterranean

sailing from New York last

Baa Spring Danes More than 300 persons attended

[cruise, Jnveek.

Mr. and Mrs. John S. Burrell of the annual spring dance of the j First street, Garden City, are in Wantagh Regular Democratic club | Washington, D. C, for a few days, Saturday night in the Sunrise I Rest, Sunrise highway, Wantagh. Guests included: Commissioner of Jurors John S. Thorp, Rene A. Carreati, Democratic chairman of the first election zone.

Mr. and Mrs. George K. Caf-frey, Sr., were winners of the big apple dance. The old fashioned waltz was won by Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jorgenson of Wantagh. Specialties were given by Martin Dean, tap dancer, and Shirley Becker, acrobatic ballet dancer, of Wantagh; Allen Carreau, military tap dancer, of Merrick. Hans Morgenson was general chairman.

The Merrick Parent-Teacher as­sociation held a rucL—ful rum-mega sale Saturday In a store on Newtoti boulevard, Freeport, un­der the direction of Mrs. William L. Hale.

Cake Safe The Merrick Jewish center win

sponsor a cake and food sale aU day tomorrow Is the offka of Wil­liam Gitaiman, Mar-rick avenue. Mrs, William H. Levy, chairman, will be assisted hy other members of the women's

SaaBi Card Party The American Labor Party club

of Merrick will hold a basinets meeting Friday night at 28 Pine street Merrick. The club enter-tatsWa1 nt a ©mrd part* Saturday

Has Minstrel Show A minstrel show sponsored by

the Shore Entertainment society of Wantagh was marked by a large attendance at the performance Friday night in Polish National hall, Hempstead. Alfred Seeger was director and Mrs. Edith Grotz, musical director and accom­panist.

Roscoe Ostrander was inter-locuter and end men were Thom­as Ballam, Stanley Reisman, Da­vid and Alfred . Seeger. Special­ties were given by Florence Schafer, Gloria Austin, Mrs. Al­berta Ashley, Thomas' Ballam and Mr. Seeger. Margaret Luther, Elsie Austin, Mary De Joia, Celia Marks and Marian Ludlam were in the chorus.

Baby Is Baptised Wilma Dorothy Knabbe, daugh­

ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Knabbe of Wantagh avenue, Wan­tagh. was baptized by the Rev. William S. Avery, pastor of Christ Lutheran church, yesterday after­noon at the Knabbe Home. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kappelman of Flushing were sponsors. Among the guests at the reception which followed was the child's great grandmother, Mrs. Wilhelmina Nuige of New York.

Few Ixeretse l igMi Only a small percentage of the

qualified voters of Wantagh at­tend annual school district meet­ings and exercise their right to vote on the annual budget and other district matters, William H. Becker, member of the board of education, found in a recent sur­vey of the district, he said todaT.

"I found many persons who be­lieved because they are not own­ers of property, that they do not have the right to vote," he de­clared. T h i s erroneous impress­ion should be corrected. Any citizen who has lived in the dis­trict for 30 days prior to the an­nual meeting, who is a rentpayer or hold* a lease on property, or is under possension of contract to purchase real property, is quali­fied to vote, as well as owners of property, always providing he has the usual qualifications to vote In town, county and state elections.''

Mr. Becker points out met a large percentage of all taxes paid by Nassau residents go to pay for education and that It is the duty of every citizen to interest them­selves- in securing trustees for boards of education who will beat administer these funds.

night at SAB home of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Magee, Beach drive.

Among those preawfit anere* Mr. and Mrs. Carlelon WetdJg, Mr. and Mrs. *t. nowaiu Shesff, Mr. and Mrs. William Hennessy, Mr. tad Mrs. James Leake, Mrs, SUtnev Edelberg, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Berg and Mr, and Mrs. Hair* oMfta&Bftf

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Want Ad Information Apartments and f la t s 74 Accessories, Tires, Parts 1J Articles for 8ale 51 Auction Sales SO Auto Leans HA Automatic Coal Burners S1E Automobile Insurance 11D Autos For Hire ISA Automobiles i"or Sale 11 Auto Radio 63B Auto Painting i n Aute Trucks For Sale 12 Barter and Exchange S1A Beauty Snops 38B Beer e«D Boats For Hire »3C Boats and Acceasoriee 62 Boat Loan* S2B Boats Wanted B3A Build lng and Contracting IS Building Materials SS Business and Office Equipment 64 Business Oppor. Wanted S8A Business Opportunities St Business Services Offered 18 Business Places For Rent 78 Business Property For Sale 82 Camping Trailers 12A Cash Registers B4B Cabinet Maker , 18N Camps " , , 87B Card of Thanks 3 Cesspool Cleaning 1ST Civil Engineering 40C Child Care. Kindergarten 45A Cleaning. Dyeing. Renovating 30 Convalescent Home , t"7A Coal B4A Country Board 70A Dispensing Optician MA Dogs, Oats and Other Pets 47 Dressmaking 21 ueetns « • • . • • • « . « . . » , • « • • . , . , , , , , . , . . . , , l Else trleaj ISA electrical Motors *.,81B

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Farms and Land For Sale . Farm and Dairy Producta , . . . . . t » Farms and Lend For Rent 78 Financial Moner-to-Loaa SfB Floor Scraping 2SB For Bale or Exchange MA Foundry, Machine Work t l B Fuel, Feed, FertlHeeT M Furnished Apartsnents . . . . . 7 4 A Furnished Houses For Rent TT» Firewood. • . . . . . . . . . • • • . . . . * • • • , • . • • • • . . S e e s FHT& . . . . . . . . * * » . * . » , * . . , . • » » » • . . . . . 3 1 A Oarage Auctions UC Oerage Equipment 14B Oaras/es For Rent . . , , . . . . . . . . , , . . . . . . 7 4 8 Oarages For Bale , , 14A Heating, Plumbing. Roofing . , » Help Wanted Female . . s t Help Wanted. Male . . . » Help Wanted. Male and Female 34 Homes Built te Order , 84A Homes Designed I4B Home Insulation . . . , » . , . . , . . . . . . I S O Household Ooode . . , . , , . . . . . . . , . f t Home Wreckers , . . . . l t T t Horses. Cattle. Vehicles 4*

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Insurance and Surety Bonds 33 Investment Stack*, Bonds . , 3t Jewelry. Watches, Diamonds S3 Laundering „ 34 Lnwne . . . . . . . . . . * . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . « . . , , t f S Leeal Instmetten Classes , 43 Lett Per Be) . . . at Metal Chairs , , . . . , . . , . 1 S V Masemery end Teeta . . f l

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1M4 sTOED COUPS. Very Sme Simml-" -": $235 0 . M. HAWKINS, INC.

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The Review-Star desires to print only those Classified ads which are truthful end dependable and asks that any of '.t* readers having experience with an a<5-wstss i i which Sees net conform te the highest standard of honesty report the same to the Classified Advertising Man­ager of The Nassau Daily Review-star.

For your convenience there Is no Tele­phone charge when - calling In your Want-Ads if you live in any of the districts listed below.

Free Telephone Servic* If Ten l ive in ,

Rockville Centre Freeport Wantagh Baldwin Bellmore Merrick Seaford

Call Freeport 8880 — 8981 Hempstead Oarden City Lakeview Mineola TJniondale Albertson Willlstons

Call Hempstead 8980 — 6981 Lynbrook Gibson Malverne East Rockaway Valley Stream

Call Lynbrook 3180 Woodmere Cedarhurst Hewlett Inwood Lewtvnce Far Rockaway

Call Franklin 3180 Brooklyn Queens, Manhattan

1 South of 110th S U Call Jamaica 6-3180

ASK FOR AD-TAKER The Nassau Daily Review-Star is a

membrr of The Association of Classified Advertising Managers, which includes the leading newspapers throughout the coun­try which have as their aim the elimina­tion of fraudulent and misleading classified advertising.

If You Have No Phone Place Your Classified Ads

With These Authorized Agencies

Beldwta Herman, M W. Merrick Rd„ Frpt. 1834. S. Mechanic, 11 So. Orand Ave., Baldwin.

Frpt. 838. Baldwin Barber

J. Pike. 37S So. Orand Ave., Frpt 7»tt Bellas ore

Whelan Drug Store, Fisher's Pharmacy, Inc., Bedford Ave. cor. Orand Ave., Bellmore, Tel. Wantagh 68-288.

Ceaarheret Meyer Berks, 563 central av t , Oederhurtt

4837. Parmlngdale

Bergen a Hoeppner, 2S» Main St. Tel. Parmlngdale 1088-1081

Freeeert Sol Newman. I Brooklyn Avt., Freeport

3405. Jack Appiebaum, 134 South Main street,

Freeport. Tel, Freeport 3441. Reynor, 31A R. R. Ave, Freeport 8*73. Posner, N R. It. Ave., Frpt. 3tS. Flahklnd, L , 44 W. Mtrrtek Rd, Frpt.

IPSO. Oerey, U S. Main S t . Frpt. StTt.

8s.asp.iea a Harry Feldman, 71 Main street, Hemp­

stead 3*48. Cohen a Puehs, 3 Main St., Hemp. 4*8. Cohen. 398 Front St., Hemp. t t t . Bdward R. Cole, 117 Henry st.

East HemptteeS Mr. Borman. Jerusalem Ave. asM

view. Hempstead 7833. O. Kosby. 383 Jerusalem are. Vat

stead 4948. Garden Oty

Leo Lubeli Stationery, P. O. Bldf. Oerden City ttSt

Lafesvtew A. Meat. Eagle aad B'klyn. Hemp. 4831.

Prankim Seaare EcBtt, Hemp Tpke. Floral Park 1337.

Mevrlea A. A. Bounders, 44 Merrick A*8, Mwrttt .

Tel. Prtwpert test. Jecoh't United Clear Store, 8 Merrick

Ave . Mtrrtek Freeport 384* AJ's Bicycle Shop. 3* Smith st., Merrick.

Tel. Frpt. T779-J. Rogers stationery Stare, 3*7 Merriet Ave.,

Ttl. Frpt 3t»3,^_

Roth Stationery Btnrt, i t s Sen City 4t*S

1937 Bulck 6 pass. Trg. Sedan. Mod. 41. 1937 Pontlac 5 pass 3 dr. Trg. Bed., 8 cyl. 1936 Buick R pass. Trg. Sedan. Mod. 41. 1938 Buick Bus. Coupe. Mod. 48. 1936 Chrysler 4 dr. Trg. Sedan. 8 cyl. 1936 Dodge 4 dr. Touring Sedan. 1936 Packard 6 pass. Trg, Sedan, Mod. 130 1936 Dodge 4 dr. Sedan Deluxe. 1934 Chevrolet Bus. Coupe. Master.

BUICK - SMITH MOTORS - BUICK 38-40 E Merrick rd., Freeport 7300. C

'M Oldamobllt 4 dr. Touring Sedan, radio, heater, etc.

'34 Pord Tudor Touring Sedan, built-in trunk, etc.

W. HARRY LISTER AUTOMOBILES, INC. 133 Sunrise hy., Rockville Centre 333

Merrick rd., at Fletcher ave. Valley Stream 1044

BUICK Motor Cars — RBO Trucks. O

1937 Oldsmoblle 8 4 dr. Trg. Sedan 1937 Chevrolet D. L. Town Sedan 1937 Plymouth D. L. 4 dr. Trg. Sedan IMS Oldsmoblle 2 dr. Trg. Sedan -1938 Oldsmoblle Sport Coupe

RUPP OLDSMOBILE, INC. 343-44-46 Merrick rd.. Rockville Centre

Tel. Rockville Centre 3100. O

NOW A 84.909 MILS OUARANTBB

ON ALL NEW DODOE & PLYMOUTH CARS

AT HAFF MOTOR SALES. INC. MERRICK RD., SEAFORD

TEL. WANTAOH 94. O

193* FORD Deluxe Tudor, radio, htr., 8426 1933 CHRYSLER Coupe 38* 1933 FORD Deluxe Tudor 296

HEMPSTEAD MOTORS. INC. U s Fastest Growing Ford Dealer

301 N. Franklin st. , . Hempstead (at the Oarden City line* Tel. Hempstead 3490 - 3401. C

BETTER "SAFETY-TESTED" USED CARS

AT MACK MARKOWIT8

"Your Oldsmoblle Dealer" MINEOLA HEMPSTEAD

FREEPORT O

A REAL BUT 1837 Plymouth Deluxe 3 dr. Touring Sedan

Built-in trunk. Perfect shape. SO da-ruarantee. Special, 3636, Trades accepted

Kaufman's Stationery Store, 18-11 tpke. Poet Office BIdg

Tel. Floral Park 39

• Lower Lincoln, B V. 0 . 4S3.

Jess* Kara, see Wtmm road, **-3)48i.

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lagrij til ism saws*. sa west Mail MS rfi, VaOap

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IttS LINCOLN «~6%r. Kiiim. wM ~.r* $695

flBB 01*3*4 Osfjr, I t "R. A**,

Warn aTamtttasS a Angevin*. ISt Putten avt.,

ateaeT. Tel Hemp. ****

sammat l * V g Saw 811 ^Vmamf VaaaarV BpBwmmtJmi

jLeY>T«. OS* SuJSS?

Plater Prints, s ite Palm Frhtt* Mark the Indsv.e.

t Ovidenee. Ttl Bald v ia *t*l. Tea. Merya Dow. Hand Analyst. f l

TBI ©W. C»M& tMaADTPO r Oitl fttteat N. ? ran**

StsaT 5a. i y a & 1 g m W ' l a ^ ^ t t

LOST — OOLD OPHN-PACED LADY'S WRIST WATCH IN L Y N B R O O K THEATRE REST ROOM. TEL. LYN­BROOK 30W-R. T

Automobiles For Sale 11 1837 Pord Tudor Sedan . . . . . . 8446 1836 Cadillac to Touring Sedan 876 1933 Chrysler D L. Sedan 250 1936 Plymouth Sport Coupe 389 1936 Packard 120 D L. Sedan 58$ 1983 Pord Coupe .*. l i t 1934 Cadillac D.L. Sedan 550 1934 Hudson Conv. Coupe 348 1933 Ford Mod. B Station Wagon 378 1829 Pontlac Coach 48

Many Others RESALE MOTOR EXCHANGE

Ce Rockville Ctntrt. Tel. R.V.C, 6329. C

LOWEST PRICES ON CHEVROLET8. FORDS Ac DODGES

1937 Chevrolet D.L. Sport Sedan 8*98 1937 Dodge D.L Touring Sedan 645 1937 Ford Touring Sedan, radio 625 1937 Pord rudor "85" 433 1937 Ford Town Sedan "SO" 42*

RUPP BROS. Ntw entrance to our old lot - Sunrise hy. a Randall ave., rear of Lynbrook Diner. Lynbrook. O

heater, defroster 8646 McDonald Motor Sales Corp. — OWAatobile

3*8 Long Beach rd , Oceanside. O

1937 FORD Coupe 1935 DODGE Coarh Deluxe

Hudson—J M. ZAHN-TtrrapUBt 6*1 Merrick r J . Lynbrook 3734, O

193* FORD Fordor Sedan ***• 1933 DODGE 4 dr. Tourlnr Sedan . Dodge - Lalmant Motors, Inc. - PI;.

nt Main St.. Hempstead 374.

DON'T SACRIFICE YOUR CAR Highest Cash Offers Made SUNSHINE AUTO EXCH.

378 Nassau rd, Roosevelt Frpt SttS. C

DEPENDABLS USED CARS A TRUCKS Dodge—C V. MOTORS. INC.-Plymouth

390 Merrick rd„ Lynbrook 74 Used Car Lot. Earle avt. • Sunrise Hy. O

Used Anto Parts 11B DISMANTLING for parts. 1833 • 1S33 Olds.

mobile 6 Sedans (good motors', 1M3 -1934 Dodge Sedans (good motors). 1934 Plymouth Sedan, good body. 1933 Chev­rolet, body perfect. 1934 Pord Sedan, body perfect. Auto glass, springs, gener­ators, e t c , installed while you wait. Hempstead Auto Wrecking Co.. Nassau rd., So. of Greenfield cemetery. Freeport a Mineola bus passes premises. Open Sundays. Tel. Hempstead 893. O

TRUCK BODIES. All kinds of rack bodies. 2 yd. hydraulic dump bodies. 1930 Ford suburban body. All in good condition. Also Weaver crane. Garrett's Auto Parts, Hempstead Tpk. a Stewart avt., Beth-page. C

Anto Trucks For Sale 12 ALL DUMP bodies, hoists, parts, power

takt-offs. racks mounted and repaired. LYN WELD BODY a HOIST CO. 181 Merrick rd., Lynbrook 3131; nights 3133.

Camping Trailers 12A TRAILER — LATE MODEL, 1* FT. COV­

ERED WAGON, FOR SALS OR R3ENT-COMPLETE WITH HITCH. EXCELLENT OONOmON. REASOHABLRV 4* DUT­CHESS ST., ROOSEVELT.

Motorcycles and Bicycles 1 P for hire, l i e per hour. Expert re»

Pairing. We call for * deliver. Bikes ought any condition. Harry's Blcpale

Shop 163 N Main s t . Freeport 1143. O

1938 Harley-Davlson Motorcycles now on display. 1937 models and used machines greatly reduced, Bicycles new and used, Bert Don, 139-08 Hillside av.. Jam. t-1363

Wanted Automotive 17 WANTED—Small sedan. Must be tn A-l

condition. In exchange for dental bridge work done by well known dtntlst. Box 3, Nassau Review-Star. T

Upholstering; 18B

Built-in trunk. Perfect shape. 30 day

f usrantee. Special, 8636. Trades acetptea. 8 months to pay

RUDY MOTORS, INC Authorised Dodge-Plymouth Dealers

32 E. Merrick rd., Freeport 418. O

1937 LINCOLN ZEPHYR 4 dr. Sedan, white wall tires, radio, very low mileage. Ntw ear guarantee, 8*98.

MINEOLA MOTORS, INC. Author. Ford Dealer. Jtrtcho tpkt.

MINEOLA. Ttl. Oarden City 9890. C

18S1 Chevrolet Coach 3 86 1934 Chtvroltt Coach 335 1936 Chevrolet Town Sedan, rad . htr.. 535

"18 Years in Freeport With Chevrolet" FREEPORT CHEVROLET

B. Sunrise hy., Freeport 6819. C

1935 Dodge 2 dr. Sedan, with trunk $«50 1936 Ford Coupe, rumble teat, radio

and heater 33* CONWAY MOTORS

Chrysler-Plymouth Sales * Service 16 N. Orand avt.. Baldwin 2240. C

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1937 DtSoto Touring Sedan (speelsl price) 1933 Chevrolet Coach, bargain . . . . . . 1316 1S32 Plymouth R 8 Coupe. 4 cyl 13* Dt Soto-PELLEORINO MOTORS-Plymouth

"Largest Plymouth Dealer on L I " 17* Merrick rd., Lynbrook 1841. C

1933 Packard I past. Sedan. Perfect run­ning condition.

1133 Ford 3 dr. t cyl Sedan STRASSLE BROS.

Authorised Hudson-Terraplane Dealers 6* E. Merrick rd., Freeport 37**. c

PRIVATE family offers 1*3* Ford Deluxt Fordor Touring Sedan, radio ft heater, gunmetal, 8480 Alto 1*36 Ford Coupe. rumble seat, radio. White-wall tlret. Dark green, 8480. Ttl. Oarden City SSSS.

T — • - * - • I N

l U S Ford Sedan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 3 * 8 19*4 Ford V-« Truck St*

IDEAL AUTO SALES * SERVICE 3*9 Mtrrtek rd., Lynbrook 1348; R.V.C. 3M4

O

l i s t CTIRYSLBR T pass. Onetem Imperial Sedan, brand ntw Bargain

1*3* PLYMOUTH 4 dr. Sedan, txctl„ tin BECKER * McKAY BROS.. PJC -Chrysler

44 Pulton avt., Rtmpttetd 74*7. C

ISM FORD SUtlon Wagon, very good, 83*6 1*38 FORD Deluxe Phaeton, very good, 116

M J KNTPFINO it BON8J Long ttltnd't Oldest Ford Dealer

Feat avt . Wettbory. Ttl. Westbury 188 C

INS TSsHRAPLAHa eastern Model 63^ 4 dr. Touring Sedan, A* exceptional offer at

Bode Motor*, 1m. De Soto-Plymouth 174 N. Prtaklls * t , Hempetead IN*. . C

1*97 Plymouth I Past., with trunk . , 1SS4 Ford Coupe, Jlkt new , 31*

De Sate - o o f A "SIDE A0T© - Plymouth 41* Leng Beach rd . Ocean****. E T C . SM

BWJY TOUR BBTTBR DSHD OAR FROM •KrptauoR sAUSt a sravioE

. AOTHORrSED FORD DEALER • e s se* re *j Dthevelse avt,, Bootev.lt

OHAHOtRV JCSaRPH APPUBITOS BORB, t i l BVKRIBS HY., ROOK VILLS CENTRE

A-l Upholstertr, Drapes, tJUp Cavers, Cushions, furniturt repaired—reflnUhtd. painted. All work guaranteed

L. PRAHAR, BALDWIN 3191. O

UPHOLSTERING slip cover*. Furniturt repalrtd, mattrtttet renovated, cushions, box sprints- Lowest prlcet. Klein Bros , 187 Mtrrtek rd.. Rockville Ctntrt 342. C

Vacuum Cleaner Service 18D ANY vacuum cleaner or sewing machine

repaired in four home II; parts extra. if netdtd - 1 ytar guarsnttt cm all ttrvict.

RIVOL1 ELECTRIC APPLIANCR CO. Rlvoh Theatre Building

131-A Main St.. Hempstead 1713. O

VACUUM Cleaner special. 131 allowan on your old cleaner, on purchase of a Model M Eureka and floor polisher.

6airs and parts all models, 163 Main empstead 6630

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Home Wreckers 18K

LESSNE a Co.. Inc., houtewrecktrs. will demolish any building located In vicinity of Suffolk At Nassau Co., without any charge to owner. Will cover State Insur-anea compensation. Established 1808. Lumber yard.- Sunrise hy., Wantagh. Main office. 1*7 Bristol at., Brooklyn. Dickens 2-0373. T

Cabinet Maker 18N CABINET maker. Furniture repaired, rt-

flnlshea Specialise In antique repair. All work gutrsnteed, L. Wolf, II Mid-wood tt , Hempstead 3634. T

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Cesspool Cleaning 1ST A-l CESSPOOL CHEMICALLY CLEANED

60% chseper, no pumping. Alto house plumbing cleaned. Written guarantee. C J. Barbara. 41 Potest a v t , Freeport 8788. 0

A SANITARY SCAVENGER SERVICE. CESSPOOL BUTi.T, CLEANED. SCRAPED TO THE BOTTpM

Ttl. Vslley Stream 2048. 4171 and 9*0. 0

B. a J OBBSIUOL CLEANING and BUILDING

Cleaned tnd Bui;t by ALDWIN DISPOSAL CO. De Mott a t e , Baldv.n

Ttl. Freeport 4471 and Hempstead e*17 O

NASSAU CSBSPOOL CLEANING CO Cesspool Chemictlly rleir.»d 7V,t settntt

method is tQ% cheaper l(4"» wore feetivt no pumping Written Marat 21 E. Merrick rd . Frttpert 8SBS.

Bailding aad Contractiiag 19 ALL kinds of mason work, brie* steps

chimneys, cesspools, sidewalks, curbs, f pi.. Valley Stream

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SHI.BS Plymouth ReefcvUle Centra 11*4 C

tfst rvmovnt i *r Tr*. llBS WILLYS 4 dr. Sedan . . .

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CtXLAB EXCAVAITH0 SAND OR A VET.. PtU,. CINDtJUS.

' HAROID DUN1.0P, INC t* Dtbevoise ave, Raoervtlt. Frs*. OTJ

HOBM ImSsjUtioa 19D

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