PAGE TWO NORTH SHORE DAILY JOURN VL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 193? Telephone FLushing S-9100

Corona V. F. W. 1 o Dedicate Veterans Square Ceremony Will Be HeM

On Sunday Oct. 2 By Flanders Field Post

F l a n d e r s Field Post , Ve te rans of F o r e i g n W a r s , a t a regula r mee t ing a t Vete rans Hall , 102-44 43rd Avenue, Corona, formulated plana for the dedication of Veter­a n s Square , a t 102nd St ree t and Xat ional Avenue . Corona, Sunday, October 2.

The Squa re will be dedicated to the ve t e r ans of all w a r s of the United S ta tes . A boulder with an engraved placque will be erected in the squa re , commemorat ing1 the heroic deeds and sacrifices of the ve te rans .

P a s t Commander Andrew J . Moakley of College Point, is gen­eral cha i rman of the dedication and will be ass is ted by a large commit tee of post ' m e m b e r . Cha i rman Moakley in outl ining a ten ta t ive p r o g r a m said:

" F l a n d e r s Field p o s t in dedicat­ing Ve te rans Square • •» al! Ameri­ca 's ve te rans is carryinir our one

# principles n n 11'

of the fundamenta the V. F . W. and as Corona is g a t e w a y to the World's Fair , v tors from the 48 s t a t e s can see America 's , ve t e r ans who thei r coun t ry faithful shr ined in the h e a r t s of al community.*'

A pa rade in which all organ iza t ions of Queens have been invited to par will precede the dedication. V« :-eran leaders and prominent piil officials have been invited :o take pa r t in the dedicat ion.

F ina l a r r a n g e m e n t s will be made and sub-commit tee chairmen will he appointed a t the next meet­ing of the Post September 6 at Vete rans Hall, Corona.

Parents Are Told To Stop Sons From Gambling

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v p * f• ran Co uni

Senator Ellison D. Smith, seventy- three , who has represented his S ta t e in the upper House of Congress for almost M years , cast ing his vote in South Lynchburg in the election in which he defeated Governor O. D. Johns ton . New Deal-approved candidate, for the Democratic Sen­atorial nomination.

Obituaries Gastavaa VV. (.ladwin

B E T T E IX NEVADA Bei te Davis is in Nevada bu*

not for a divorce, her studio said today . A rumor of mar i ta l dif­ferences between the movie sta> and her husband H a r m o n O. X son, thea t r ica l asront. arose when it was learned Bliss Dav -s t ay ing in Glenbrook N.

Gusts i as W Gls textile mar. Queens Gent day of pneu • I i i - - i

a r e i i 11 i

Mrs. Mar* E. McCarthy

Mrs, .Mary K. McCai ' : is morning a* I

lied me.

far ' om Reno.

D I E D SCTJWIMBERSKY CHARLES. o - l «

SS 103S Beloved hua« 0 ? a r father of Edith p st*- . g -*;. j - iTr tver<i : Char**' I '

A'?e M a n h a t t a n SYldai 9 • t 1 P. M. Interment 3 O m e ' e r v . ,

curt-! ' , died in the . , . a t

1 Hosp i ta l . Wednes- 36.03 36th Avenue, l*>n:r Islam Bfi Gladwin, City, after i iix months ' i! i i

i tgnt years o.o. i Surviving are to i i •,-. Georgi ~":' ! el -!i 11 ' s*" " »d, S1' igl I - . [,, and John L.. one sister, Mrs

j Davi ; Ham Iton ol Baj li !< ; am Mr. Gladwu i s rived i lis :., • ,. , John Lamb.

wife, B si S e r s T . fun< . evil] tak< plae< held Fi . Is j evening at K fro \U sidem Satu tni at tl I • 11 i H 136 n r a t 9:30 • • • a i

Magistrate Cooper Hant^ Out Good Advice As-

He Dismisses Charge* Magis t ra te I rving Ben Coopei

turned counselor to ten youths about 16 to 18 years of age. an< thei r pa ren t s in the Long Islam City Magis t ra te ' s Court Wednes day drawing the advice he gav< from his experience in th*> invexti rations he had conducted witl Samuel Sea bury in Manhat tan The youth? had been a r res ted la- ' Sunday night hy Detective M'chsel J . Norman of the Astoria Prec while they wore engaged in rolling dice for money in the vard at tache. : to School 6 a t 31-32 Steinwa) Street , Astoria .

When th* youth- were arra igned first last Monday morning Magis t r o t s Cooper paroled them and directed that they should come in to court with their parents ,

The boys and then- parents w< :» lined up in front of the m a : ~ t ra te . The mag i s t r a t e questions each boy and gol from him the admission that he was actui (rambling. Then address ing th< parents he said:

" I am going to dismiss thi charges aga ins t these boys. Bui I am going to place a responsibili t j upon you paren ts . You must us< efforts to prevent your MM I fr< n c o n t i n u i n g a s h e r e i n d i c a t e d .

"I am no blue-nosed reformei but it •• ••• mi to me thai no boy 16 or i s years old should ••< ei . sg n; in a crap game for mom >. I

Aluminum Paint Can Be Used To Beautify Elevated

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\X orld'fl Fair Civic Club Geta Report From Mak­ers, l es t Laboratories

Reports received today by C. Parke Masterson, president of the World's Pa i r Citie Club of Long [aland City, from pa:nt manufac­turers and test laboratories irn)i-rated that a luminum paint cat be used to beaotify the elevated

RtructureK leading from Queens Plaza U) Astoria and Flushing, it wa announced at the headquar ter« of the d u b m the Chatham Phenix Building, Long Island C •'

When the club was orsrai i -cvi ral monthi Lonnr Island I

I effective in service and durable under wea the r exposure and tha t one such ready mixed a lumium paint has been developed in a re­search laboratory for one of the

larges t locomotive works in the world and is said to be equal in brilliance to a luminum pain t tha t is shipped in double compar tmen t cans .

VOTE RELIEF FU.VD i The Board of E s t i m a t e voted a

budget for relief needs for Sep­tember of $9,513,600. i n c l u d e * $750,000 for WPA mate r i a l s .

MEAT MARKETS 40-09 MAIN ST., FLUSHINC - INd. 3-7368

25 l l s tAvenne , Flushing. Intei men: will be .n Higgai •*"'" Cem< tery. Higganun, Conn.

Besi ; - s a fe, fa - sui by two daughte r s , L aise G adwii of Bayside; Mr*. Frank Kirkn of Lit t le Nc 'k: • son 6 . W. Gla i

X. H a t t o n .

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Funeral Services For I'.tlw ard M. Collins

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a r r a n g e m e n t s a re left to our

judgmen t , we a lways deride

upon sui table a r r a n g e m e n t s

that do not run up to a great

expense.

Our Distincive Service

Meri ts Your Confidence

HAILETT & HALLETT IXC.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS N o r t h e r n Blvd. a t H 7 t h St .

F lush ing Tel. F L u s h i n g 9-0062—1026

8-17 As tor ia Boulevard Long Island City

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re rt m of M. A. d lenson. Mr. C ni *A"a< a member of

, the Holy Name Society of St. An-•.'.'• ( "• a r c l . and (I ymp i ' " • . • -

K i ..-1 ••» if i" luml . - ! I • :-* l l - • ' . . • ' k v • - i ,. • i \ ' . , U r • I

While no new casei of •] *ria were reported in Qu<

Health Commiss

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KILLS BROTHER M' M a i

Funera l Services For J a m e s .1. Niemis

The funera .-r James J. N*< im tn • t-and-a-half-year-ol 1 son 1 i • and M iry Miemis w

nded Wednesday afti men* was in M* . S

Boi Shoots Kin \\ ho

Slew Mother

BLOOMINGTON, I- d . • U D

Thr< i veai i ae CI (fowl fta

i a. r gely 9 • noon. I' " Mary's Cen

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Salter M. Cook INCORPORATED

FUNERAL HOME 191-14 N O R T H E R N BLVD.. FLLSHI.NG, L. I.

Phone INdependence 3-6600

ai i Killed nis motn-" ,_r in. He said he ws i

"scare* her.

ay he and bis br th< .

R >ert went into the ook the gun from a lis fa ther had fastene 1

Xine new coses of pn« M along \\:t h -:x d< s*" w< : ported n the hor i last i

"If yojD have a r*o i do •-,.. i • . chanc i c Get ui dc • m care a* one*\ Then. -1 •;' I

! monia devel p v • 11 ol \ be a'tV to h i'. • "

, and the propei roe | i or tvided st the HeaUh I>< me it's pi eun >nia typinsr -*a Commia«ioner Rice warned.

On*"' f a ' a ' a :" " \<\'.c a^ arsi • -'• • i In ()•;. -"••"• - •• • hrinsrin? the total e f such i

I for so far this veai in the 1 i un to 10«.

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near the ceiling as a prerat a l t ies . He re -

turne I I I be yard, pointed the gun,, and aocidi i tly killed ( iifford.

"Cliflford was playing possum," Robert told police. "I held up the gun and suddenly it went off. He .ae fell down and didn't say noth­ing."

f1i*W Exnertd More In 1938

On Recreation W A S H I N G T O N (U.R)—Comm

it es sre si >e nc 1. n r r

more for recreal : n year? ago.

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42lfeat± ...OF FAITHFUL SERVICE

Dignicd F u n e r a l in Polished Hardwood, or Covered with Any

Color Plush.

HALF OuUCH CASKE1 ** ! l tas t r t t«J tr immed with OaS finish oar ex:ensiot handles ec^ravec turn* oiata ant) nned with ailit with oi!lo» to match Strong oot*idp ourlal t»o* with mat;re«s (i#mowine r»rji*in« from an» «Wi»l»al in Grea te r New Vers Erttba-mlna ana care ot M S M U M 0»r . t>m»n'« suit vt sad?"* dre«* U * oJ Candelabra una f*arid:e« when 'eotiestert n*e ot S r s o a r i n and % down rhei ra and oa!m« "tow?r« or> floor Procurtne H'lrlai Permit *.utomfibl)e Hear*e O r e Llmmi*ine t^ *nv Cemefenr in Ore«>*r Mew York Deliver* box to Ceme>ri No chare* for Ch^trvi or reDosln» rooms.

FUNERAL $225 WITH SOLID OAK MASS1VI S « l ARI K \D HALJ COl'CH ( ASRE1

FUNERAL $250 W1TK METAL CASKE1 C l A K A M l l . U NO!

OLK FUNERAL HOMES: ro C R I S H

QLEE.NS l.*>S-14 North. Blvd.—INd H-KO0O ISO-Id Hillaidt Ave.—J Am ti-tit>:o

BKOIIKI i.N 1A1 Linden B u d . - B i c k *- i'iOO

SO Mn Avenue—M'vint H-.HIMM-4 iaia riithnth AV - a t r t s »?<>«-•!

t t * f t a IS1ANII—*»H araib St. St* Diet..n~<ih i HHMi WtSTCIifSTFR - 5*11 Mamaronrrk Ave.-UHUe Plain. HW

Cltone for R e p i e * e n ! a t i v e or w r i t e fur Booklet E. No o h l i t a l l n n

MOMMA n a n 111 w Tia st.—taaSMaai 1-OWrOS

I »">I 1st Ave - Rhinelandei 4 5HIM1 BKIINX

1 West IWUth S t . - K A v m t . n o O- IOOS 3 1 7 Wi l l i s A v e - M O M H a v e n SMSWS

FUNIftALltVU

THOMAS M.0UINNsS0NS; F I J S H i . \ ( ;

1 6 2 - K SANFORD AVE INdependence 3 -3430

I O N G ISI .ANO CITY 36-10 Broadway AStor ia 8-070A

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Works P gres A dm nis t ra t ion ha? reported. \VPA"« reereat lonal pr<*jrrani ha» inspi red co m m u n i 1 y pa r t \c': pa tioi in opera t ing playgrounds and - m ilar fac:'it ;t'= ra thor than p''.M.[it .ngr cities to throw the burden on the sfovernment. Edtiard C. L;r'lr

man. director of the recreation division, said.

".Many cities whirh never hao an organized progrpm prior to th« inception of the WPA have non ;nsta!l(Yi such a program or a per­manent , full-time bas is ," h^ said. "Other? have mater ial ly expanded exis t ing n-ojrrame hy the addition of salaried personnel or the im-pri venwnt of facilit ies."

Lindeman based hit conclusion* on the yearbook of the national recreation associat ion, which sab! 11-' ."•!*:-^ studied snent S=S.4-l4.S]i of their own funds for rccrea tional activit ies in 1937 a? a t a i n s t $4,461,214 in 193S. F.ocal moner spent for salaries increased 12.' per cent.

The association study disclosed that cities under 25,000 population incre-ased their pron-ortion of ex­pendi tures more than larger cities

JAMAICA Jfi8-?1 Hill-ide Ave

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I M P O R T A N T ! ALWAYS, i p o K T O k - T H E O R I G I N A L

HOUSE OF'QUINN"

C O M P L E T E F R E S H SEA FOOD D I N N E R $1.00

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IJRADLEY'S Port Washington

DINNER SET \i COUPON jt N0.4-T-UNIT17 l|

•\av to the W tasted sti tui blight* •'-.• ' wa" efts ra< I atacle to cai gram of the almost impoa the i levaU I the club R . ; iteel network minum p%'m\ nid transil Flushina- ai

to help make

Fair , the I -

31-25 Stein way St . Astoria. 1^ 1.

Tel. AStoria 8-7818 I 3 6 0 . J o h n s o n A v e .

Brooklyn. N. V. Tel. EVergreen K-5.>77 I

35-09 Broadway Astoria. L. I.

Tel. RAvenswood 8-2926

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Choice Cuts of

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ON YOUR LABOR DAY TRIP-FOLLOW THE

The Red Horse Sign marks the place to get Socony Dealers' famous "Friendly Service"!

EVERY HIGHWAY is on the

"Friendly Service Route"!

Wherever you go, you '11 find cour­

teous, thoughtful Socony Dealers

ready to give you.,

—Complete Service! Your oil and tires carefully checked. Your ra­

diator filled. Windshield and rear

window cleaned.

- A Clean Place to Wash Up! Safe, sanitary washrooms with plenty of soap and clean paper towels 1 —Free Maps- accurate informa­tion on local road conditions! —The Finest Gasoline and Oil . . . l ong -mi l eage Mobilgas and clean, tough Mobiioil!

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