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out in -HARRISON THE DAILY ITEM. PORT CHESTER, N. Y. THURSDAY, MARCH 1944 RYE -HARRISON PAGE FOUR RYE Harrison House Numbering Revision Sought By Lions. The Harrison Lions Club last night planned a drive to end the irregular numbering of houses in some sections of Town where, members testified, residents have just guessed at what their house number should be.

Fellex Cristiano, president, point'ed out that Town is very much in need of house numbers and I suggest we enlist the the postal authorities and the town Mr. Cristiano noted that complaints about the condition, pecially from the business men, have been. constant and said that in his own business he has found it to trace numbers' for delivery The Sunny Ridge tion. he said the worst offender and much time and gasoline are wasted hunting Picked At Random Town Clerk Harry A. Sattler.

pointed that residents apparpicked numbers according to ently, nearest house without consulting his office He cited an incident In which a New York City was forced to return to the city after being unable to find resident Franklin Park. The matter was referred to the club's civic committee. Frank Coxe, salvage drive chair. man. urged members to bring MUSIC for TOMORROW MUSIC FOR THE MORNINGOrchestra, Knitser, lat.

WFAS 8.00-8.30 A. M. Amour Coquette Frimi Melody Jagstelle -Dretak Blue Lagoon Millocker Schertine Mosskowsk! April Showers, Bombo' Divers Just Once for All Time, Congress Hermann THE Chers. WEAS 8 A. BonE of the Frost King Hawley Gaudramus Igitur Trad Brivelta Binding Levee Bong Trad.

Rapturous Jiahn MUSIC THROUGH THE TEARSWEAS 8 A. Verliebte Stunde (Lover a Tryst: Romance Res Ales Serenata MID-MORNING MELODIES- Orchestra directien Harry Merliek with Ensemble, vamca's trie. WFAS 10.85 A. M. Valse Bolt Artist Life Strauss Can 1 Leave Thee! a Lullaby Russian Atre of Argyle Irma to the Bun, D'or" MORNING SERENADErecites Louis Erwin with Landry, baritene.

WAS Berceuse I Wiedersehn, 'The Blue Paradise Souvenir Little Boy ef Mine Bell Habillage Valse -Chepta Two Grenadiers Schumann Funeral March ef Marionette TOUR ALBUM OF MESIC A. Romantie Crete: 1-if You're in Ten'll "Rio The Thrill la Gene, Was 1 Born? Solstats: Walter Preston and Muriel Taft Deep Purple De Ross Romantie Crele: -Embraceable You, "Oir! vin 9- -The Best Things in Life Are -Castle of Dreams, Soloists: Mary MeCoy and Walter Preston BED GOLD NOONDAY CONCERTOrebestra direction Bernhard tow. WFAS P. M. Kiss Your Tape Desucoup Barcarolle An Eastern Lament, "Mediterranean Pictures" Puppet Dance Gilles Riesdoon.

old Engiub O'Neill Heave Smith BUD Waters, "Pastime Burch Wat Lady Nellie Home Fischer Latte Bird's Dance Jacques The Witching Hour, Fire LUNCHEON CONCERTBernhard Levites. WEAS P. Den Giovanni Fantasy Mozart Darn. Day in Herbert Ranel Oretel Fantasy. PROMENADE CONCERT fer Ant the Things "Very Warm for May" Yesterday wilhite Naughty Herbert Another Creole Days.

Tell Oaken Backed Minor Great Stone to Me, Lore Drinking Caprice Seett York. American Fetcher elle Moon. "The Only Girl Dance of the Connell 1 emit ariaset, RED GOLD DINNER CONCERTAlfred vein. WEAS P. M.

Sari" Morris False Des Firers, Netsette Falte ParaDe Dater, "The ATe Matin Dance Na. L. No. Serenade "Peer Ornt Thy Bite Donen Surveys Trade Board's City Services Preparing for membership drive beginning March 14, Isaac Donen, president of the Rye Board of Trade, made a report today on community and war activities sponsored by the Board. The present project of the board includes the addition of a classified section and information about Rye facilities to next year's Rye telephone directory.

The Board has provided merchants with information on OPA regulations, ceiling prices. and dimouts, Mr. Donen pointed out, and has placed a restriction on pamphlet advertising. It has sponsored hosiery salvage drive, which netted 300 pounds of nylon and silk, WAC Recruiting center with Mrs. Marilyn Gorman as representative, and a victory book drive for merchants.

Mr. Donen disclosed that merchants are now assisting the waste drive, donate to the Red paper Cross bank, and served in the OCD control room when it was in operation. The Board has also donated bonds for rewards in the bond drives and has contributed to the bond sales. he explained, "should explain to merchants why should join, not only for personal gains but also for the community effort." Work done by Board of in Rye Includes the adjustment of complaints between merchant and consumer and acting as a source of information to prospective Rye residents. The Board plans to sponsor bridge party this month for the benefit of the Red Cross and will discuss plans at the March, 14 meeting.

In charge of bridge are Mre. Marilyn Gorman, Miss and Miss Augusta Kaufman. Martha Heinrich, Mrs. Peter Harrison Leaders At Scout Meeting Nine representatives from the Harrison Girl Scout Council attended the recent all-day Girl Scout conference at the Hotel Gramatan, Bronxville. Attending were Mrs.

John L. Mellwain. commissioner, Mra. William Glube, Mrs. Wilbur Payne, Mrs.

E. R. Baxter, Mre. Joha cell, Mrs. August Smith, Mrs.

Hobart Bailey, Mrs. George Engle and Mrs. Harold Gilbert. WFAS --123 or 1230 on your dial Monday through A. M.

to 7:30 P. M. Sundays- A. M. to 9 P.

M. NEWS SCHEDULE (except Sunday) 1:55, 8:56, 11:55 A. 12:55, 2:55, 4:55, 5:55 P. M. waste paper to every meeting and asked that bungles be tied securely INTO cartons with mazaor packed zines and newspapers separated.

The club donated $15 to the Red Cross. It bad elso given $15 to the Infantile Paralysis drive. Hear Railroad History was RobSpeaker of the evening ert P. Hayes of the New York Central Information Bureau, who discussed "The History Grand Central The original station more than 100 years ago, he said, was on the present site of City Hell in 1904 the ground was broken the terminal which but, took eight years to build. The terminal area, he disclosed, covers 48 acres, and the powerhouse.

90 feet below street level. could supply electricity for city the size of Albany. We have everything there in the line of truman needs except en undertaker. It is a remarkable place to work and a splendid place to be cluded. Harrison Gets Of Total War Fund Goal Approximately one quarter of the $18,000 quota of the War Fund drive of the Harrison Red Cross has been collected already, Mrs.

Russell W. Finch and Charles Burkett, co-chairmen, have disclosed. Although the official start of the drive was yesterday, Harrison workers began canvassing Sunday afternoon, and the chairmen say individual contributions have shown an increase in many cases. Special commendation was given to the Sunny Ridge section where John L- Mellwain and Davies Taintor, report that their sectional quota has atready been surpassed although their canvass is still incomplete. TODDLES OFF James Milton, four years old, didn't get very far from his home, 146 Osborn Road, Harrison, yesterday, before the vigilant eye of Patrolman Frank Koch spied him toddling along Halstead Avenue.

He was taken home by Detective John Teahan. Where there is no listing for a station, is preceding program is on the alt TODAY'S DETAILED PROGRAMS 6:48 P. I -Frank Bingiser. -Major Bowen. Brown.

Muste. 9:13 P. M. Hound. WARD- Jeri Bullavan.

WOR-Believe It Or Net. WARD- -Scott Oreh. 6:45 P. M. 9:80 P.

M. 4:48 P. M. Themes. WEAR -Joan Dafta.

WAS WOR-Stan LOmas. Hour of Song. F. N. Henry J.

Taylor. Spotlight Banda. WEAS-D'Arters Presents, WABO-Werid Today. WABO-DInAh Our Marries, 1:00 P. M.

9:58 P. M. WOR- -Uncle Don. WEAR -Dinner Ceneert. Wiz.

Mueller. WIZ WABO- Hop Pun with Harrigan. Dunn. WOR -Fulton -Waring news. 10:00 M.

Lewis, Costello. W3Z-House en Street. Nineties. WABO-1 Lore A Mystery. R.

0. Swing. news Portia Faces Life. 1:15 J. WABO- Nary Program, -Archie Andrea.

WEAR W. Vandercook. r. M. Tree.

WOR-Vietery Harry James Business, Orch WOR-Dale Carnegie. 10:18 P. Concert. WIZ -Songs. WEAR Plata Bill Burns.

10:30 P. Carter. -Arthur Male. WEAR -News Dramas, -Jack Armstrone. -Your Income Tar.

WOR-Symphonette. Along. Mr. Keen. WIZ- Drama.

P. M. 1:45 P. M. WABO-Dick Haymen, Page Farrell.

WOR-Answer Man. 11:00 P. M. WOR- -Diane and Jesters. WEAP-Newsf Geo.

Putnam. WIz Midnight. 8:00 P. M. WOR-Neva Tre Harper.

Women. Brice, WiZ P. WOR-Paul Schubert. -Bob Trout. WiZ WABO-Drama.

WEAP-R. 11:18 P. M. Harkness, DeVa Sports, P. M.

WOR-Richard Tobin. Putnam, WOR-Fulton Oursler. WIZ Sylvia Marlowe. WOR Sydney Mosley, WiZ-tum and Abner. WABO Joan Brooks, songs.

WIZ 9:30 P. M. 11:80 P. M. WABO- -World Neva.

Aldrich Family. P. Adventures. George Auld Orch. WEAR WEAR Behind the News.

WARD- W3Z-Tern Meeting. Valley Days WABO-Vira Lombardo. WEAR Serenade. America. WOR-Songs.

8:85 F. 12:60 MID. and Pirates. WABO-BIlL Henry, news. WEAR music, Becket, 9:00 F.

M. WOR Ted Lewis Orch. 7. M. Hall.

Musle. WAS- Cencert. WOR--Gabriel Heatter. Variety. TOMORROW'S DETAILED PROGRAMS M.

10:30 A. M. 1:80 M. Breakfast Clek. Melodies.

WFAS- Red Cress. WEAR Goddard. WEAF-Help Mate, sketch. WOR-Loper Orch. A M.

Institute. WABO-Bernadine Flynn. WABO- Open Door. 1:45 F. M.

10:45 A. M. WEAS-Laneheen Dance. -Tommy Taylor. WEAR -Carey Longmire.

Listening Post. WOR- Jene Bartal Orch. Walter Kiernan. Children Messages. M.

WABC- Goldbergs. News. 2:00 P. M. A.

M. 11:00 Conefrl. WAS- Serenade. WEAP-Ouiding Light. of Life.

WOR- Startha Deane. WIZ--News -Breakfast Shew, WABO- Yeung Dr. Malone. WABC. moon MiL P.

M. A M. 11:18 A. M. WEAR Children.

Ralph WEAR and Sade. Chef. WOR Show. Jordan. of Today.

WABO-Second Husband. 2:30 P. M. WARC-046 WOR-Intermission WOR 11:20 A. M.

WEAP-Light of the A. M. WIZ- Seated. WABO-Lore Learn, Hail 1:43 r. Prefers.

WOR- Wizard. Betty Crocker, talk. W2 WARD--Shopping Woman of Gilbert WOR-Sunny Skylar. Tour, WABO-Bright Horizon. Mason.

A M. 11:45 A. M. P. M.

WEAR WARD -Margaret Arlen. WOR--Wha Your P. M. A Fredericks. Cent'4.

WABO- Sketch. an of Amerie 11:4 A. M. TOR The Black Castle. WAS- Morten Do -Baptist Minister.

NOON Do Tea Say It. WABO-Mary. Merlin. and Lanchenn WEAR Lindlehr, Den TOR- Carter. My True Sterz.

Ners. WIZ- Air Trie. A Emith. 1 Last. 19:18 P.

M. WOR- NEAP and Rhythm WOR-Pood Reme Bout. Living World WOR-Mealtime Melodies, WABO-New and A Girl Back Home WOR Quartet Sister. to 11:35 Time Life WEAR Adelaide the Tears WEAP Marine Band WIz Little Jack Latte STOR FOR- P. M.

Heme Rout Quizzes. A FARO Treat. P. WORNOR- Handy WIZ- Talks WABO- Our Gel SPAS. TORRiver.

WAS Me Bride Talking Life. Cel Fiesta. Beatty. 1:13 PM. -Loretto Neva TOR- Jack Sentimental Maste Bessie Alma Kitebril THeTa WABO-Ma Pet WABC Of the Recert.

Wavelengths of Stations at a glance: (WEAS (WEAF 660), (WOR (WIZ 130), (WABC 880) Lieut. Savage Gets Air Medal, Cluster In Italy The Oak Leaf Cluster for completion of 30 missions in the Italian campaign and the Air Medal for "meritorious flying" over enterritory have been awarded emy, Lieut. Mark A. Savage of 59 Florence Avenue, Rye, his mother, Mrs. Mark Savage learned recently.

The 21-year-old pilot has been overseas since August and was stationed in Italy until he recently transferred to North Africa. At the time of his commissioning year ago he was the youngest officer from Harrison. He was graduated from Harrison High School and entered the service two years ago, training at Kelly Field and Coleman Field, both in Texas. Kay Byrne, Rye, Named To Join USO Golf Tours Kathleen' Byrne of 46 Rosemore Street, Rye, New York State Women's golf champion, has been named a member of a USO sponsored team of nationally prominent golfers who will entertain on the links for servicemen in the South. She has been chosen with Catherine Fox, Gene Barazen and Joe Kirkwood, the trick shot expert, for a tour starting April 1, probably in and going on through the Carolinas.

Exhibition matches will be supplemented by shot-making demonstrations. "Kay," who le also a figure in the entertainment world, has been appearing with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sylvester Byrne as a family trio at Fay's Theatre, Providence, R. 1., and to also entertaining at a servicemen's teen there.

Miss Byrne, whose golf career began at the age of 12, attracted national attention last year when she tied with Jean Cline for the All-American Tam O'Shanter, amateur crown, the pair being: outscored in large field only by professionals Patty Berg and Betty Hicks. Rye Auxiliaries Help Hospital Beginning this week Rye Auxillary Police are taking over duties at United Hospital from 7:30 P.M. until midnight and will carry on the hospital can hire proper help," William F. Irwin, Commissioner of Civilian Protection, reported to Rye City Counell last aight. At present Auxiliary Police do ambulance work weekday nights but we can get enough we will man the hosultal every night," he said.

"Rye needs men now at the hospital and they can't get men 40 volunteers must do the work." Allegro Club Sends Serviceman Gift Making up a gift package for Harrison serviceman was featured at the meeting of the Allegro Club of Harrison, Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Leonard Riecio, Soulard Street. Members participating were Mrs. Ricelo, Mrs. Anthony Antonucel, Mrs.

Anthony Tammueel, Mrs. Anthony Mariano, Mrs. Canio Coppola, Mrs. James Scavera, Mrs. Nicholas Morabito, Mrs.

Armando Failani, Mrs. Frank Bisceglia, Mrs. Marie Bisceglia, Miss Josephine Scarvera, Miss Marie Modugno, Miss Jane La Medica, Mrs. James Antonucel and Miss Angelica Riecio. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs.

Anthony Tammucci, Webster Avenue, on March 28. SEEKS REMEDY As the result of the recent warnIng. by Rye -City Health Officer Dr. George, J. Hogben that swampy sectione of the city -plus the return to the community of servIcemen who have suffered malaria may subject the community to a malarial epidemic, Rye City Engineer Raymond Murphy last night told the Common Council that he has sought information from the American Society of Engineers on methods of clearing the swamps to prevent malaria.

MONEY LOST Mrs. Thomas O'Brien, of 8 Rosemere Street, Rye, notified Rye police yesterday that her daughter had lost $45 on a train arrivIng from New. York City. ADVERTISEMENT No longer be annoyed or feel 111 ease because of loose, rabbly false teeth an proved alkaline (non-acid) powder. sprinkled on your plates holds them they feel more able Soothing and cooling to cums made sore by acid mouth.

loose platen, Get FASTEETH dAY AL any drug store Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH Looseness And Worry Quality Meats Theodore Fremd Perchase Tel. Rye RTR Invaders To Fight Rommel, Henry C. Wolfe Tells Women "Rommel is the man we're goIng to have to fight in Europe," Henry G. Wolfe, whose book "The German Octopus' caused his expulsion from Nazi Germany, told the Woman's Club of Rye, yesterday afternoon at Christ's Church Parish House. Mt.

Wolfe. recently returned from the Epropean theater of operations, declared that it is unwise to underrate Rommel, who, he said, had been beaten in Africa only because his supply lines were cut off. "'Hitler is depending more and more on Rommel because he is a Nazi party member," Mr. Wolfe eaid, and represents the left wing The conservative wing is made up of the old aristocratic Prussian type -war is their business, but so far as I know none of them are Nazis." Nazis Know Guilt "it von Hindenburg and von Ludendorff led the German Army today AS they did in the last war. Mr.

Wolfe said, he believes they would go Hitler today and warn him the Germans no longer can forward winning this war, and that an armistice or eurrender would be to. his advantage. The Agh: -ll go on, however, "as long as anybody is willing to fight for them, because the Nazis lanow they are guilty of crimes and will have to face retribution for such things as the shooting of hostages, bombing open cities and wiping out Lidice." defeat of Rommel will be difficult. Mr. Wolfe said, The mans will attempt to smash vasion forces back into the English Channel on the theory that if they can accomplish this they will be able to achieve a negotiated peace.

Confident In Victory Mr. Wolfe, who prophesied the Nazi-Sovfft pact four months before it occurred, stated his confidence in the United Nations, and all the administrators he had met In his tour of the European theater, but warned against belle that the war is "in the bag." "I wouldn't be surprised if the war in Europe were over in 1945, and the war in Japan were done In 1947 or 1948, but even after we've taken' Japan we'll still have to take the Japanese Army in Manchukuo," he said. Mr. Wolfe called "for a greater spiritual understanding of issues involved in the war, and sapport of bond drives, and the Red Cross which he said is doing a splendid job. BUY U.

S. WAR BONDS! USED CARS WANTED GET TOP CASH PRICES SMILING JACK "Bays Any Car" 1906 Broadway, 65-67th N.F.C, Phone or Write LO. 5-9034 3-4447 Open Evenings and Sundays ADVERTISEMENT FIGHTER PLANES FOR Air Service command speeding repairs to two Airacobra fighter planes in stepped-up assault on Rye Oil Tanks Called Hazard PACIFIC Production line methods at the repair shops at Sacramento, are and I half million dollars fast which will be sent to Pacific forces to aid Jap island bases. -AP Wirephoto from Air Forces To Ask Dewey For Road Bill A bill passed by the State Senate and Assembly and now awaiting Governor Dewey's approval would remove the burden of the maintenance of the Boston Post Road from Rye and Peekskill, Supervisor Frank 8. McCullough, reported to Rye City Council last night, The bill had passed the Senate when he was in Albany several days ago, Mr.

MeCullough said. Mayor Grenville S. Sewall said that he had received word that It had also passed the Assembly. The City Council agreed, upon Mr. Sewall's recommendation, to send a memorandum to the Governor urging passage of the bill.

Mayor Sewall asked that a count be taken of the number of trucks I passing through Rye on the Post Road in a day and to include the figures in the memorandum. Supervisor McCullough and Daniel E. Kelly, corporation counsel, will draw up the memorandum. In connection with the Post Road, Raymond Murphy, city gineer, disclosed that plans have a. been made for the resurfacing of the Post Road bridge, property of the New York New Haven Railroad.

Police Chief Robert J. Warren, has pointed out the peril of the bridge which la slippery when wet. OES Plans Social Evening Monday A social evening is planned by Harrison Chapter 789, O. E. Monday at 8 P.

M. at the Memordal Building, Harrison. Mise G. Hunter, matron and George V. Davids, patron, will preside, and the social mittee will consist of Mrs.

George V. Davids, chairman, Mrs. Arthur Gifford, Mrs. Mabel Goff, Mrs. Florence Foster and Mra.

Ralph Griffin. A meeting of officers la set for March 15 at the home of Mfs. George Geller, Sunnyaide Place, with Mrs. Curtie R. HIT cochairman.

HELD BY POLICE Harry Meaux, 140 Purchase Street. Rye, was arrested on charge of petit larceny after Ella Sawyer, of 34 Elizabeth Street, Rye, complained to Rye police yeeterday that he had taken $5 from her purse while at her home. He will appear in City Court today. SAVE MONEY BUY WAR BONDS CTORI We P. Deliver C.

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See if you don't find real relief. Insist -on genuine ALL-BRAN, made only by, Kellogg's in Battle Creek. A potential fire menace produced by storage off tanks belonging to the Suburban Oil Company, located near William Edgar John Associates, Milton Point boatyard, was criticized last night by members of Rye City Councll. Councilman Robert P. Hughes called the tanks "a very real hazard" and said "it the oll ever got loose it would wipe out good part of that section." Councilman William F.

Irwin pointed out that the tanks are located dangerously near supply piles belonging to the boatyard. The Council referred the matter to Raymond Murphy, city and the Fire Department for Investigation. The discussion arose following the Council's renewal of the boatyard's lease, for city-owned land which provides that the yard pay the city $300 a year, which, Mr. Hughes pointed out, based on taxes which would have been produced if the land were privately owned. EpiscopalBond Sale $16,093 The final result of the Episcopal Club'a sale of War Bonds and Stamps for the Fourth War Loan in Harrison was $16,093.75, the club disclosed today.

a Starting Monday the club will take over a week of bondselling for the Women's Participation Division. Mrs. Warren A. Schrenkelsen is chairman of the committee, and is assisted by Mrs. Harold Cormany, Miss Eva W.

Archer, Mrs. Ernest -Winker, Mrs. Thomas J. Leinen and Mrs. Paul I.

Neitz. CAR GOES TO SCHOOL sedan, reported stolen from Port Chester Tuesday by the owner, William Carlucel, was found abandoned on the grounds of the Rye School yesterday by police following a report from the school, and was returned to the owner. GRANTS FRANCHISE Rye City Counell granted permit to the Fordham Bus Company last night to operate buses between Fordham and Playland during the Summer season, provided the buses do not pick up or discharge in the elty of Rye. Still the Quality Leader. TEA CO.

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