ADIRONDACK DAILY ENTERPRISE, SARANAC LAKE, N. Y.
Law NEW HOSPITAL
FAVORED IN
Violators Fined ISSURVEY
OF FUND
$1,090.12 in June
F in e s
totaling
$1,090.12 -w ere 50; K en n eth J. -Neubauer of N ew
Y o rk city, $17.50 and H a r r y W .
paid d uring the m onth of Jun e
by 34 violators of the Sta te Con­
servation la w s in this area, - it
was reported today at th d istrict
office of the departm ent in this
village.
M aster of B u rk e , $12.50.
R ic h a rd F r e n y e a of T u p p er
La k e,
$12.50,
operatin g
steel
traps fo r takin g w ild gam e w ith ­
out a license o r p e rm it; B e n ja ­
V iolations, fines and violators m in B a n k e r of S a ra n a c L a k e ,
are a s follow s:
$37.50, fish in g w ithout a license,
T a k in g and possessing black takin g brook trout less th a n se v ­
bass d u rin g the^' closed season: en inches and ta k in g m ore than
M ik e D .
S liv k a of K eeseville, the daily bag lim it.
$37.50; R o b e rt L . Hodgem an of
L o u is B em is of T iconderago,
P la ttsb u rg , $17.50; A. S. M cG a r­ $12.50, takin g fish by use of m ore
raghy of S a ra n a c L a k e , $27.50 than two lines.
and
R aym o nd L a C la ir , J r., of
T a k in g brook trout les%. than
P la ttsb u rg , $17.50.
seven inches in len g th :
Sim on
A n a lie n person fishin g w ith­ Drolette of D ann em ora, $52.50;
out a licen se ;
A lfre d A. H yatt W a lter B ra d ley and D onald B a ­
o f M ontreal, $27.50; F r a n k Y. tes of T u p p er L a k e , $26.50 ea ch ;
A ltro w s of M ontreal, $27.50 and Raym ond R o ck of S a ra n a c L a k e ,
D ea n e P a in e of N ova Scotia, $12.- $37.50; R ich a rd W . C a sh m a n of
r50."
W aterb u ry, C o nn ., $17.50; ClayT a k in g one w ild duck during ! ton E . Po w ers of Stand ish, $62.the closed season:
Robert M c­ 50; H e n ry A. P re sp a re of PlattsC lu r e of S a ra n a c L a k e , $17.50; I burg, $27.50; E d g a r F . M cC a rth y
C h e ste r R a telle, J r., John Gow- | of P lattsbu rg , $27.50; W illia m C.
- ett and A lv in F . P e lk y , all of M cC o rry of D ann em ora. $37.50
^ a ra h a c T ^ T t e .T fT .S O e d c h :
and G e o rg e 'T h o m a s,,Jr.,^of L e w ­
H a ro ld W e lls of St.
_ ._ o _ is, $17.50.
..
Falls, $262.62, aid ing and assist
R obert H e n ry of L e w is, $17.ing in possession and sale of 3 50, possessing brook trout less
m u sk ra t sk in s and one fisher than seven in ch es; A lp h ia P. C a r ­
sk in taken d uring the closed sea­ ter of D ann em ora, $72.50, tak in g
son ; Le o n K e im s 6 f G row n Point, and possessing 11 brook trout
$12.50, trespassin g on a private less than seven in ches w ithout
p a rk .
a license; S ila s T . L a F o u n ta in of
F is h in g w ithout a license : L e ­ C ad yville, $17.50, possessing and
ig h to n D. Ja e g e r of S a ran a c 1transporting
w ild brook
trout
L a k e , $17.50; H arold M orrow of j less than seven inches.
A u S a b le C h asm , $12.50; C layton
R o ck , Jr., of M orrisonville, $12.- M ake your w ants k n o w n ; page 6
L A K E P L A C I D , J u ly 13— P e r ­
m anent and part-tim e resid ents of
no rth ern E s s e x County, com pris­
ing a representative cross-section
of the population, have voted for
expanded hospital service in this
area.
An- im pressive m ajo rity of re­
plies in the poll of public opinion,
recently conducted by the Placid
M em o rial H ospital Fu n d , favors
the construction of a volun tary
gen eral hospital in L a k e Placid.
F in a l return s in the extensive
survey, made public today, disclGse that 91 percent of responses
to the questionaire urge building
a new hospital of m odern design
that w ill meet the health req uire­
m ents c f the en tire com m unity.
T h a t a great need for a ne.\
hospital exists w as also borne
out by the fact that 98 percent
of all residents consulted exp ress­
e d the cp in io n that general hos­
pital facilities'"how available to
them in the L a k e Pla cid area
are inadequate.
A strong desire for fu ll health
protection w as apparent in rcplies m ade bv 97 out of every 100
persons who agreed that hospita
care in the region should con­
form to the most advanced medi­
cal practice.
DR OW N ED W H I LE WADING
R O C H E S T E R , Ju ly 13 (.T ) —
M iss Olga Jen n er, 25, was drow n­
ed last night w hile w ading in
L a k e O ntario.
In D anish, Copenhagen means
‘m erch a n ts’ haven .”
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MAJOR
Dewey. Taft Will
CONFERRED ON
SARANAC MEN Confer To Chart
aign Plans
(Special to the D a ily Enterprise)
T U P P E R L A K E , J u ly 13 —
Twenty-tw o candidates fro m the
P A W L IN G , J u ly 13 ( # ) —Gov.
S a ran a c L a k e Co un cil, K n ig h ts ot
T hom as E . D ew ey and Sen ato r
Colum bus, w ere am ong m en from
S a ran a c L a k e and T u p p er L a k e
R obert A . T a f t are getting to­
receiving the m ajo r degree of the
C O P A K E , J u ly 13 L-P) — F ir e gether today or tom orrow to m ap
order at a point exem p lificatio n
strategy
of the two councils held- in this today razed the m ain building p resid a n ia l ^.cam paign
and tw o adjoining cottages at the and possibly explore divergent
villag e Sunday.
view
s
on
som
e
issues.
Copake
C
o
u
n
try
club
causing
loss
Benediction w as held in St. AlT h e m eeting between the G G P '
phonsus church and the degree estim ated by a club o fficer at
p resid en tial candidate and h is
was later exem plified in the $100,000.
T h e fired eveled the a d m in istra ­ chief com petitor for the nom ina­
school hall. T h e cerem ony w as
under the d irection of Joseph tion buHding w hich housed a din­ tion in P h ila d elp h ia last m onth is
Fo ley, past state deputy, and T . ing room w ith a capacity fo r 1,- expected to take place at D ew ey's
E d w a rd M cDerm ott w ith a de­ 200 guests, a kitchen, a barber fa rm here.
T aft, who is on his w ay to
shop,' boiler room and severa l
gree team from U tica.
Sa ra n a c L a k e m en receivin g shops. T w o nearb y cottages fo r M urray B a y , Quebec, for a v a ca ­
the degree in cluded A rth u r L . club em ployes also w ere burned tion, said in W ashing ton that he
would be in N ew Y o r k city today
Fortune, F re d e ric k R . Fo rtu n e, to the ground.*
M ore than 100 men from fire and expected to ta lk to D ew ey.
D avid R . H an ning ,
W iliia m F .
H e did not say 'where or w hen
Madden, R ich a rd P. Gbodrich, com panies fro m Copake, H ills ­
dale,
C r a r y v ille
and
Hudson the
conversation
would
take
SICK DOG FL,lES TO MASTER — Queenie, a 3-year-old John D. B u ck ley , Joseph G . Q uig­
fought the blaze for an. hour. T h e place,, but -it is presum ed h e re .
ley,
C
h
arles
S
e
ra
m
b
a
,
W
illia
m
collie dying of a br oken Heart because she w as left behind,' iV
.fire
broke
out
at
about
1
a.
m.
that
the
sen
ator
would
m
btor
the
J .v M cG rain, R u sse ll C . M cC o r­
em br ac ed by he r m aster, B en ja mi n Schneider, 17, as th e anim.al
O rig in w as not determ ined.
75 m iles to the D ew ey farm .,
arrived in Los Angeles by pl ane fro m Brooklyn. Schneider we nt m ick, F re d e ric k T . E llio tt.
w
here
they
could
confer
w
ithout
Also John V. L y tle , F re d e ric k
to the Pacific Coast five m on ths ago and doctors said t he dog’s
interruption.
J. C j^ iso n , Robert C . Radem achonly c ha n ce of recovery was to follow him. {fP Wire photo)
T h ro u g h h is a ctin g press secre­
cr, J a W s E . Tho rnto n , Jo h n M.
tary. H e r bert C. Cam pbell, the
M unn, V in c e n t P . M ontalbine,
governor said he had “no i n f o r ­
John J. Bgia, A n thon y jV H a n se n ,
m ation to-- give out at the present
C h arlss^ d v^ u b eil, Jam es J . C a r ­
L A K E C L E A R , J u ly 13— F u n e r ­ tim e” reg a rd in g a conference
roll and B atttiolom ew J . Com er.
a l rites w ill be held at 2:30 o"‘clock w ith T a ft.
A banqu^l w as held at the
to m o rro w . afternoon at the C u r ­
Sources fa m ilia r w ith D e w e y ’s
Hotel A ltam ont follow ing the der ie r F u n e r a l chapel in Sa ra n a c methods of operations said, ho w ­
j gree. T h e Rt. R ev . M sg r. W a lte r
L a k e for M rs. L o is Ly o n s, 95, ever, it w as lik e ly the N ew Y o r k ­
Fu nk e, state chaplain, w as the
w ho passed aw ay yesterd ay in er and the Ohioan would discuss
guest speaker.
this village.
for cam paign use:
Also attending from S a ra n a c
T h e R ev. Douglas Q ray, pastor
1. Ach ievem en ts of the Repub­
Lake
w ere
Joseph
H an n in g ,
of the K eese M ills P resb y teria n
lican-dom inated 80th congress.
g rand
knight,
and
T im o th y
chu rch , w ill officiate. In term en t
P I N E C A M P , J u ly 13 (JP1 —
L A K E P L A C I D , J u ly 13 — A O ’H ara , Joseph
2. T h e most vu lnerable spots in
V u/zi, D a n ie l
w ill be in B rig hton cem etery.
P resid ent
T ru m a n ’s
domestic
M any of the m ere than 11,000 total of 1,S86 persons motored to Casey, N elson D elisle,- A le x H a m ­
M rs. L y o n s had been a resident
N ation al G u ard sm en and org a n ­ the sum m it of W h iteface moun­ mond, A l B e rn ard , Jam e s Pro- o f this area sin ce the age of 1 2 . record.
3. T h e p a rt T a f t is to play in
ized re se rv ists in training here tain last W ednesday to establish copio, F r a n c is T ro m b ley, T u ffie ld
A
daughter, M rs. Theodore
the R ep u b lican cam paign.
k nu ckled down today to their an all-tim e w eekd ay record for La to u r, A rth u r R y a n , Ed d ie N o r­ Peet, of L a k e C le a r survives.
the 13-year-old m em o rial high­ man, R aym ond H a ll, D r. D ig m an ,
first m ilita ry field experience.
John M cClean , D ud ley T u rn e r,
T h e two-week tra in in g period way.
T h e w ord "sh e rry ” is believed
M any mosses still have nam es
D u rin g the first eight days of V a l Turgeon, W illia m C h en ier,
for the troops from three states
G ra sm a n n ,
H o rn er to be a corruption of the w’ord given them by the G reek botanist
o fficially started yesterd ay. H o w ­ Ju ly persons tak in g the eight- Ferd in a n d
“J e re z ”, a Sp anish city fam ed for i D ioscorides and the Rom an n a tu r­
m
ile,
cloud-high
trip
totalled
2,400
T
ro
m
bley,
W
illia
m
D
upree;
B
e
r
­
ever, i w as confined to dem on­
e s w ine.
j alist Giaug P lin iu s.
strations by in structors from Fo rt and surpassed the num ber for the n a rd W ilson, C h a rle s K arb ata,
Knox, K y . It featured bayonet sam e period last July. T ra f fic Lu cie n M iron, E d d ie B ry a n t, L a r ­
figures to date indicated a new ry L a V a lle e and E d w a rd Keafig htin g and tank driving.
About 9,000 trainees are from record w ill be established this veney.
year.
the 50th A rm ored division and
W h iteface castle lies atop the w eeks at h e r hom e in W h ite
other N ew Je rse y units. N ew
Y o rk and M assachusetts also are m ountain, 4,872 feet above sea P la in s.
le vel. Com pleted in 1935, the
represented.
M r. and M rs. W illia m O tis and
A heav,y schedule for the first h ig h w a y w as dedicated in 1937 two sons, K en n eth and. Ph ilip,
w eek calls, for instruction in m ili­ by the late Presid en t Roosevelt called on M rs. O tis’ fa th er, P h ilip
tary sanitation, p r e l i m i n a r y in perpetual m em ory to N ew S w in y e r c f V erm o n tville Sunday
m arksm anship, close order drill Y o rk Sta te’s W o rld W a r dead.
evening. M rs. S w in y e r is in W e st­
J. H ubert Stevens, secreta ry of
and the firin g of heavy weapons
port, called there by the s ic k ­
the W h itefa ce M ountain author­
and individual a rm s for q u a lifica ­
ness o f h e r grand d aug hter, A n n e
ity, gave the statistics for the use
tion.
L ietze n m ay er.
of the hig hw ay.
O fficers estim ated that m ere
than 20 per cent of the troops
w ere getting th eir first taste of
m ilita ry life. V irtu a lly all of the
com mssioned
and
non-com m is­
sioned
officers,
how ever,
a re
i * ; **
w a r veterans.
M r. and M rs. Gordon O tis and
T h e 102nd C a v a lry group and
Lake Placid
the 114th R eg im en ta l Com bat two sons, Gordon and G a ry , and
team also cam e from' N ew Jerse y. d aughter, M iss K a y O tis, and
B rig . Gen. D onald W . M cGow an niece, E la in e H ill, left on S u n ­
.Today Only!
of Tren ton , N .J., is in com m and day fo r C a rth a g e w here they w ill
of Com bat C o m m and " A ”, w hich visit M rs. O tis’ m other, M rs. E l ­
consists of the 228th F ie ld A r t il­ lis, before retu rn in g to their
LETTER FROM AN
le ry battalion and the 112th Fie ld home in L y n n , Mass.
M rs. J a c k F ly n n
and M rs.
UNKNOWN WOMAN
a rtille ry of the 50th.
O ther guardsm en and reservists Am os S h a n ty attended the wed­
Joan Fontaine
include the 24th A rm ored group ding of M rs. F ly n n ’s nephew,
and units from the 98th In fa n try D onald Paye in M alone la st week.
Louis Jourdan
M
rs.
F
r
a
n
k
Augustine
and
two
division from New' Y o rk and the
211th
C a v a lry
Reco nn aissance ch ild ren of G o u verneu r visited
her parents, M r. and M rs. H ard y
squadron from M assachusetts.
Wed. — Thurs.
Sw eet of H arrie tsto w n recently.
M r. and M rs. H e n ry Pe rrin o
'EQU AL RI GH TS DAY'
have rented and moved into the
ON AN ISLAND
A L B A N Y , J u ly . 13 (A») — Gov­ bungalow owned by H e rb Coch­
WITH YOU
erno r
D ew ey
has
proclaim ed ra n of R a in b o w L a k e .
J u ly 19 ‘‘E q u a l R ig h ts D a y ” to
C h a rle s Robare a n d his mother,
Esther Williams
com m em orate the 100th a n n iv e r­ M rs. Robare have a rrived to
s a r y of the beginning of the spend th eir vacation at their
Peter Lawford
m ovem ent to g ra n t w om en poli­ home in R ainb o w L a k e .
Jimmy Durante
tica l equality.
F . W . K olo m an of Skokie has
a rriv e d to spend J u ly w ith his
fa m ily on the H arrie tsto w n road.
KIL LE D ON SC OO T ER BIKE
M rs. R . S. H a v ila n d and two
IT H A C A , J u ly 13 (5*1— Joseph
W ashing ton, 36, w as in ju re d fa ­ child ren, D ia n e and Sandy, of
N
ew
Je rse y a re here to spend the
ta lly la st nig ht in the collision of
his scooter bike and an auto­ su m m er at th eir cam p D i-San
Loge. T h e y have as th e ir guest
mobile.
M rs. M u rfin of N ew Jerse y.
M rs. C. E . W h itn ey of R a in ­
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