PLACE W R E A T H ON
CRAVE OF ROOSEVELT
(Cnntinuofl I'rfun F'npo 1)
Idonls of patriotism and nppro•clntion of the former I'rcsl'lent iind
I'atrfot.
117 L e a d e r s in S o c u t T r a i n i n g L a s t
Week
Thirty-plpht leaders in tlie Knst
Knd cf the Island mot at KiverIioad and s e v e n t y - n i n e at Central
lallp .taklnf? part in elirht differe n t training courses in iioy leaders h i p . All of these are to be at Camp
' p a l l i n g Hollow this w e e k - e n d where
t h e Course closes at four o'clock
on Piinday afternoon.
Certificates are awarded to all
of those who succesHftilly complete
t h e work. T h i s Is the tenth year in
Fiiccesslon in which the Conncil
h a s put on a niimher of traininp
•courses twice a year so that ever..lender or other interested i)erson
miRht he better trained technically
•for his duties.
S c o u t J a m e s B u r k e to Play at
A n n u a l Meeting
Scont .fames r?iirke of Port J e f f e r s o n w h o was T^URler at Camp
last summer and an acc(-m])lishcd
and well known trumpeter, will not
only soiind the necessary bnple
calls at the Council's Annual Meeti n g at Port Jefferson on N o v e m b e r
8th, but will render sevci-a,l selections accompanied by his mother
•while the Annual banquet is in
•progress.
Moving pictures of the
National
Speed Kings
At Crossbay
. e niter the day's big money are:
Joe DeFlno, S a m m y Hecker, Harold
McCann, N a t Tucker, I^en B u t ton, Dan Olevo, Henry Renard,
Hill C.iardello, Ted N.vqust, Ray
Jackson, Chas. Miller, Mike Railey,
H a n s Koehler, Andy Furrci, Kd.
Serjerson, T?ill Henson, d i e t (libbons, Ren V'ettucri, .lohn T^angan,
O. R. F'eterson, Ted Kline, John
Zucco, Harry Simbye, l?ob Von
Essie, ,Ioe Oabris, Joe Verberly,
Virgil DeMarrio, Dixie Mayo, Doc.
Shanbrook, and a host of other
ciack speedsters.
be held on L o n g Island and we
L. I. A T T R A C T I N G
M O R E T O U R I S T S anticipate a very greatly increased
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Island's recreational facilities.
"Long Island is attracting more
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and more attention," said Meade C.
victory at the Crossbay track on
Dobson, Managing Director of The
many occa ions.
Long Island Association. "Intiuiries
Il'Kht on the heels o f ' W a l k e r in
from the Middle West, N e w E n g the point rating is T^en T)uncan,
land and Canada have greatly inHarry Slieeler,
Joe
VVhiteflash,
crea.sed and reports received from
N(>' t Meyor, 15111 Holland, and s e v all parts of the Island Indicate a
eral other top notchers.
greatly increased number of auto
With the championship program
•'ailing for a great amount of points j The first competitive race will tourists from these sections of the
country which were greatly in evifor the winners, and with all the
go off on Sund.Vv afternoon at 3:00 dence on I/ong Island p a r k w a y s
il'ove mentioned lads within sti'ik- j
and h i g h w a y s last summer. There
ing distance of the much sought p. m., sharp.
:s a remarkable increaase in the
ift<-r title the coming National
number of New Jersey, Connectichampionshp card will be a thrillctit, Florida, MissoiuM, Wisconsin,
er.
Michigan,
Illinois,
Pennsylvania,
The afternoon's show will take
Cicorgia and Alabama license t a g s
in over one hundied and t w e n t y
in the imm^'nse flood of a u t o m o 'aps of racing with the feature race
.iles which traversed our highways."
if the day going fifty long Maps,
"Roth public and private beaches
rnclurted in the m a n y added attracreported increased patronage. There
tions I'or the afternoon will be an
was also a substantial increase In
Anstrailian Pursuit Race for ten
the number who took a d v a n t a g e
miles.
of sport nshing facilities in all
Other "sons of Bpeed" who will
r)arts of the Island. Well located
Jamboree will be shown and all of
hotels and restaurants catering to
the friends of Scouts and Scout
the automobile trade all have reotTicials including women, are inported capacity business."
vited to have s e a t s in the audi"The World's Fair, which is betorium while the e v e n i n g dinner
'ng built on I^ong Island at F l u s h and program is In progress.
ing Meadow Park in the Rorough
The program proper will begin
of Q^^eens has c.aused a considerat the close of dinner a'^ont eight j
able increase in the number of
o'clock, and the Jamboree films will |
inquiries our Information Bureau
be .''hown immediately f o l l o w i n g j
has received. It Is b e c o m i n g widely
'he Court of Honor at 9:30.
'
LEN DUNCAN
known that the Fair is actually to
number of visitors to the Island
in 1938, 1939 and 1910."
"Inquiries regarding Long Island
have been receavcd In greater n u m bers from the middel and far W e s tern States. Wo have also had an
appreciable increase in intiuiries regarding L. I. by s c h o o l s, a,
leges and Individual school teacj
crs, featuring the study of Long
Island in their classes. All this
indicates that Ijong Island should
be prepared to meet a very h e a v y
demand during the World's l-'alr
period for information regarding
its industrial, residential, e d u c a tional and recreational facilities,
as well a.j its historical features."
START MOSQUITO
CONTROL MEASURE
(Continued From P a g e 1)
very satisfactory sprays on the
market today and If used t w o or
three times during the cold season,
particularl.v in early fall and early
spring, much can be accomplished
to prevent annoyance during the
winter as well as prevent the
development of an early brood in
the spring.
J
The Mosquito Commission opcr-"
a t e s all during the year and will
gladly help with such problems
when they occur. I'hone or write
the Suffolk County E x t e r m i n a t i o n
Commission, County Court H o u s e ,
Riverhead, N. Y.
TO T H E VOTERS OF SUFFOLK COUNTY:
This communication is published to advance
the candidacy of Honorable John R. Vunk of
Patchogue, for the office of District Attorney of
Suffolk County. It is sponsored by a Com nittee
of Suffolk County lawyers whose sole interest
is to secure for the county the most efficient and
economical administration of that office. Excessive cost of criminal investigation in the county
can only be eliminated, and the prestige of the
county, as a place where criminals are promptly
punished, for the crimes they commit, can only
be established, by the election of the most able
and experienced man to that office. The District Attorney may f^tirly t e said to be the chief
protector of the person and property of each
inhabitant of the county, and of public decency
therein, therefore each voter has a personal interest in the selection of such official, which can
only be served by a due consideration of the
qualifications of candidates without regard to
party. The truism that experience makes for
efficiency, and that efficiency is the basis of
economy, applies to public office as it does to
private business. No more eminently qualified
candidate for any public office, in Suffolk County, has ever been presented, than John R. Vunk
for the office of District Attorney.
Judge Vunk came to Suffolk County in 1897
and taught in the public schools for a period of
six years. He was twice elected to the office of
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LAWYERS' COMMITTEE
'ISAAC R. S W E Z E Y
S A M U E L P. i H I L D R E T H
DOUGLAS CONKLIN
C H A R L E S H. S T R E E T
O S C A R F. F A N N I N G
GEORGE H. C A R L E T O N
HARRY PAUL FISHEL
GEORGE W. PERCY
RICHARD S. IBYRNE
M . E. H A R B Y
F R A N K P. N O H O W E L
H E C T O R A. R O B I C H O N
MAURICE BREEN
W A L T E R L. S T I L L W E L L
J O H N A. O ' K E E F E
ROBERT N. GILMORE
Justice of the Peace in the Town of Brookhaven. Prior to his admission to the bar in the
year of 1908, he held the office of New York
State Tax Appraiser for Suffolk County. In the
year 1912 he was elected to the office of County
Judge of Suffolk County, which office he held
for a full term of six years. During the period
of the World War Judge Vunk served as chairman of the county draft board, and he was the
President of the Suffolk County Bar Association in the years 1917 and 1918. In 1932 he was
appointed a Justice of the Supreme Court. Since
his admission to the bar in 1908, with the exception of the period he served as Justice of the Suppreme Court, Judge Vunk has been actively engaged in the practice of the law in Suffolk Coun- ^
ty and has long been recognized as one of the^^
leading members of the Suffolk County Bar, a n d ^
as one of the most able trial attorneys in the
Second Judicial Department. During the per- <
iod of 25 years last past Judge Vunk has presided as Judge, or acted as attorney for the defendant, in a majority of the important criminal '
trials held in Suffolk County. Judge Vunk's public service has always been distinguished by a
fearless and able discharge of his duties.
It is urged that every voter who wishes the
maximum of security, in his person, or property, «
or to serve the best interest of Suffolk Countj^
should vote for John R. Vunk to succeed him^i^
self as District Attorney of Suffolk County.
E D W A R D A. D A V I S
F R A N K J. M c M A N N
LESTER M. E M M E T T
J. L E O S A X S T I E N
E D W A R D A- H A M I L T O N
R. C O N D O N S M i T H
E U G E N E J. B L U M B E R G
J O H N P. C O H A L A N , Jr.
EDWIN M. LOCKWOOD
H A R R Y A. D A V I D O W
THEODORE HOUSEL
JAMES T. WALSH
WILLIAM WICKHAM
S E T H A. H U B B A R D
G E O R G E /H. W A R D
HECTOR VIVONI
ROLAND La GRANGE
JOHN LASPIA
HAROLD ASHARE
W I L L I A M J. H A T T R I C K
JACOB H A R D I N G
HENRY ZALESKI
CARL H . H O F F M A N
FREDERICK BICKMAN