Newsday (Suffolk Edition) from Melville, New York • 27

ADVANCE SEASON SAVINGS FOR MEN WOMEN Suit fopewb 0'c dab STORE OF RELIGION This store at 415 Long Island Ava Dear Park is a church to tha 200 members of St Patrick's Episcopal Church They've been here since last October waiting for the new church they bought to be moved The church formerly the St Cyril and Methodius Catholic Churcn on Deer Park Avenue will be moved to the new site at Card's Path Road and Jesson Lane after the completion of excavation work is rt jiwm-: 7 va rf i srTJir'K 1 sa-Tv tjrwTTj -cr- ri 2 Bagged on Marijuana Rap Cops Expect More Arrests REG 5995 Now: Low As REG 6995 Now: Low As I1 1 fe i 1500 new Fall Fabrics at savings to 30 41-96 flg96 REG 7995 REG 8995 Now: Low As Now: Low As 5599 71-95 just routine It's simply part of our effort to keep one step ahead of the narcotics The Narcotics Squad made its first move yesterday at 8 AM when Dets James Webb and John Golden went to the Franklin Square homes of the suspects and arrested them on bench warrants The two picked up were Thomas II Muller 20 a truck driver whose address was given as 22 McKinlcr Ave and Daniel I Marot 22 a carpenter whose address was given as 22 Commonwealth St They were later arraigned before Judge Albert Oppido who ordered them held without bail and gave them -until Tuesday to get lawyers Henderson said that undercover men for the Narcotics Squad had made several purchases of marijuana from Muller and Marot The drug Henderson said was in the form of cigarets sold ot $1 apiece and S3 bags of marijuana each con INDIVIDUALITY Make your choice from fine all wool fabrics Select any model Your garment will be styled for you and individually cut to fit Mincola Police expect more arrests to tire arrest and arraienment yesterday of two young men on charges of selling marijuana in several hars in Nassau Counts Following the appearance of the two suspects in Nassau County Court Dct Lt James Henderson head of the Xacotics Squad said more arrests are likely since we have been keeping a close watch on the friends and associates or these Asked if he was embarking on a narcotics crackdown in the county Henderson said: This New Sections Ready On 2 Ex ores sways The State Public Works Department announced yesterday it would open a six-mile segment of the Long Island Expressway and a one-mile stretch of the Wantagh-Ovstcr Bay Expressway Aug 30 The Long Island Expressway which now ends at Com mack Road Commack in western Suffolk will be extended to the Veterans Memorial Highway in Central Islip The Wantagh-Ovster Bay Expressway which now ends at Powell Avenue in Bcthpage will be opened to Hempstead Turnpike in Plainedgc A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Long Island Expressway opening will be held at 1:30 PM at the present Commack Road terminus with four state legislators participating No ceremony is planned fur the Wantagh-Oystcr Bay Expressway extension opening taining enough to use for rolling up to nine cigarets He declined to give further details of the operation except to say that the suspects had made CHARGE IT UNI-CARD ova St STOKES IN II A MTS BROADWAY him STM tmi SMh Stmti anew their sales to persons their own age in several bars throughout Nassau further information at thb time might tip off people been keeping an eye he said Muller' and Marot were arraigned on indictments handed up by the grand on July 27 Henderson said that their arrests were put off until yesterday in order to allow sufficient time to observe their operations He declined to say how many others may have been working with tlie defendants Muller faces possible additional charges HEW JERSEY NEWARK MM 201 Market S2 Market JERSEY CITY 2020 Natfiaa Rfytf IM Newark Ava 14-12 Astoria: u-uswaariL RHfnwaoR? 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FT 3-117 1-3137 IV -3177 MT 3-11 Vf BVEBT KITE TILL la rJL a civil service examination He said Coldsmith failed examinations for chief on Nov IS 1961 and Nov 3 1962 Coldsmith was one of three village police chiefs ordered replaced by the commission after failing chief exams One of the other two Percy Ervin of Northport appealed the commission ruling and the Supreme Court ordered him returned to work The third Arnold Johnson of Ashaioken continues to head the department as a senior patrolman pending a study of the rank by the commission 27.