purporting to give a complete list of
receip ts and expenditures . during the
last campaign. If ftiis report Is to-be
believed more , hnji fifty per cent, of
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all monies received
by the Suffolk
County Democratic committee came as
b> contri bution from the Now' York
County Democratic Committee which is
Tammany Hall , as everybody knows.
• Another , lar ge part of the'Suffolk
County campaign , fund , as reported ,
came from the Kings ' County Democratic committee which also is Tamman y Hall to all intents and purposes.
Thus ot the less than $1,800 receipts
reported by the Suffolk Democrat s,
$l'j>0O was from Tammany,
But who paid for the thousands of
letters mailed In behalf of Uie Democratic ticket in Suffolk this fall ? The
registered voters In this county were
in excess of 40,000 and a single moiling
would cost $800 for postage alone, to
say nothin g of the tost of printing, of
envelopes, and of addressing. Are we
expected - to believe that Cha irman
Rasquln 's Item of $50 for postage and
stat ionery covered that? He was known
to have the support of Governor Roosevelt but who suspected that he had
such a "dra g" with Tj ncie Sam?
Following Is a transcript of the sworn
statement ' of the receipts ' . and - expenditures , of the Democratic county committee during ' tbe campaign ' recenti y
closed , but we hear that some contributors are sore-tpecause the y received
no cred it for their generosity to the
"glorious 1' Cause :
SuHollrCounty Democratic Committee
Signed November, 23rd , 1931.
.- Julian Rubensteln , Treasurer.
RECEIPTS
New York County Campaign '
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' • Committee , . John K. Dar. - den , ;• Treasurer; throug h
James A. Early, chairman .
of the Suffolk County . Democrat ic Executive Committee '
$1,000.00
Kin gs County Democratic
, Committee from Julian T.
¦ Fairchild , through Eaily,
. Chairman
. ' ,
, 500.00
John. , M. Haf fen, New York ' •'
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I "" City
.2500 :
j. Robert 'BaUey, Patchogue
. 100.00
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Harr
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Brown
Rivcrhead
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25.00
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Hector A. Roblchon , Hunting- ,
" ton
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John. E. .King , Isll p
- 25.00
.'"Sisga^Mlly-fo
ComityDeto(5crats
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Gavev A}1 But 4225 t>f $1,725
Fund Repprtc dL.by. Ruben-
-, stein, .Cpinraittee Treasurer
MAKES A^Er^ITE LIlsiK
Sdffola '; Or ja^tii.n ^' iV»iinlea Inder/Mdence.Oo ^.tilh^erin ilA Lljht
'• of Revelations ! ' . . . '.
.A statement of receipts tiriti expenditures flied lb the office M the'Becaetary
of State at-Alban y.iby Julian Rubensteln , 'ti ^iirer >;of!th,e;.Suffbik
County
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l>mpcratic !" 'toj rnnlttee , ;, 6hows ' that
Tammany :Hall '. pari .Wftuted ' $1,000 to
the recent Democratic campaign Jn ' this
county. , ';./, ': ' ] ¦'' .:!,.::,?. x ' - , ''¦¦ ' :
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The statement •'Hsfe -thD^contrl 'butlon
as coming from the New York County
Campaign Committee;; " ifehn E. ISarden,
treasurer . ' tUifou gri '. James A. .Early,
chairman of the Suffolk County Demo7
erotic Executive .- C^irhcnlttee..; '¦ '
The ."' Rubensteit l i'statefnent xeveals
futther : tliaf v:$50$"],'wi&1' .' .receiver!from
the Kin gs-County iDebiocfattc .Corrimit*<*.
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These two . contributions constituted
all but $325 of the total .-.whlch Rubenstein rerx>rts ?,as. having'.' 'been, received
by the Suffolk ; County . Deraocratlo
Cornr oiUee
, from which It becomes apparent . that Tamrnan y Hall and Its
afflllated " organizat ion",'" . in Brooklyn '
financed pract ically the .. whole Democratic -campaign" In Suffolk.County.
In the face pf . repea l;asser U6ii3 by
leaders of the Demotrratlc party In tills
county that " it .'ls'..inde r ^h'dent " of the
Tarnmany control led city orginlaattons,
these" revelations ate i.hi gh'iy jlluminating i-to ' say't hei'least. f - ¦ ' :
- The ; Bubepsteln .statement , which
gives 41,72$ ¦ as" : hav ing /bcqp received
and $1,667 ai . spenfi-ieaves so'venU important questions -lia'ngtti g-'iri the air.
•For >uMtan ce, thousands of letters were
mailed to enro lled .vote.r tjf.Iii this county
on lietiaif <Sf t^iSQerno Vryfo
. candUdates
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and the posta ge bills for this must liave
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teen tru ly big. . They are hard ly accounted [for '. in ' ."the '.' $&0 fcllbwed for
postage - to -County Chairman ' IRas iruln
ta..'.toJ8 'i.rbjnste in; statem ent.,, ,,. There
were " aijso: a num ber of flieWspaper . advertfccmen ts .published on boliaJt of the
l^mdcratJe';figB^jrWj ^os^ri htuqiber . ot
Uiem fullpa ?e.8^,.wlilo'h ran .&t ^rea l
money, and tffi ^' aHTjSt einlaln ^d' In
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the;8tetiineni Sv i,,i'i>H : ;,S' / ~ ' r;i ' \
. -; paying;:'t^t ^illijt ^f^rib'utlopij
"aftfolts lor iMelf,!', Chalitnir n ZEar ly of
iiho;:8iifrjlij'icbiint y.;>5onioe'm.l^
rfilitee, KUd/fy pt iifltty itHat he? liad nbfor his
thuip;'furthei 1 *to 'say wh'en'askc<l
pomroeijtHVori . the? , eXposfe;¦:,'•' ¦• ..- ' ." ' , " '
' Chairma n ' Rasquih of the Democrati c
County Committee, ' waxe^. facetio us.
He said tho write upiwn ii amusin g' and
ovdn If It did lihX 'hlrn. Wl tl'i tbb Tiger ,
ho was not afraid.¦ "I¦' llko
animals,"
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"I have , no .iuporvlslori , tover our
funds. That la a matter for our , cxcciitlvte committee ; and ' I sure '' am glrid
that our ciinlrrimn was 'able to get
some greatly !', " aiqat l^d "^doht rib utlcrns.
You know ,; wb' ^iavo ' 'no millionaire
pro perty owners 'on' Shelter Island or
other ' places , in this count y to cont rlbuio to us," ¦: '
In tho light or the recent - c amyiatgn ,
the Rubonstoln statement constitutes
one of the most Illuminating docum ent
piibl iiilicr l with 1 relation to Suffolk
Count y .In some time. U will cause
volor: ; of both rj arflr -v ; lo wonder what
became of-the local Democrat ic orgaiily.tilioii'.'i vaunte d Independences ot- Tammany Hall; It will cause ,them to marvel
ot tlio Ihiiuiclai 'ability of '(carters who
con conduct such nil extensive nnd Intensive (tamp alen . with . m small an
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Olitlny. , ,- , , „ ; . .j -j;
With Ills facult y of jilUliig clinic lly at
t)io cor« of tliltiss.iICcllto r fra.nclii Hoag
of the Suffolk ,County News of Siiyvlllo
brings oqt ' tfir ^lf/'r ^ln.ty'\»iiirt otliors In
tlio foHovvlnB titiltoi'la ,l oili tho oubjoct
tills week: ; ' - W P ^I ^r ' , . ' - , ' -,
Tho l)I»«runll ed lluvn llciun to 'J u' lk.
Tho writ er wlioollrot tuld that "Hkurca novot ' llo," ':vvn»''undoubtedly 8PHoi'iillitl pg, In wiy-ciw Iw dUln 't menu
Tanimit ny , flBii«|5 „nndilt la very evident that thnlr riMi ordflfi iinnnpal Bn rocelptii and ox'poiullturca Is no morcto
Im taken nt 11k face vnhm tlmn In llio
ridiculous testUiiony of 'jJ ninmimy Snfjlicins, nnd .f^er bnictt.)iO;|dl)ii'a which
for tve'i*/i »»;>»iiib»i' ivyenWd. In tho
dallyi WitoV^'pt'kjri tf Hiiijlitjry ,1'nvcmUiiiir
tlon. . -i" 'ii ' >r '«5-:'..'.;, -y i' .;'' ' / 'i .!•
Tltd ', ollim^M,'U Ud/.D^oiodratlo otpnhin^lnii lniPtf(^;|«ijl,^.ithut It
la liidDjiciidbiil of Tuhnnau y Hall cnn<
not stand inlvlciw of.tliqurn- ij lul Jlttiliou
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EXPENDITURES
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Charles H. Smith Shelter Is• ' ¦* ;, -\ ' -\ $; 50.00
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John Hoffman, G roen riort Edward II, L. . Smith , Smith- . '.. ' - ¦- .- V . : ' .: . ':' -.- 200.00
.- 'i.-./.town ' - ' '
Krerl -Q. Skinner Patchogue
250.00
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John s'. Carey, Isllp • ' ' \, ;
. ' 200.00
island
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A^fcet Shierrn.nn, Shelter
Heiraari iP, Bishop, Westhamp- .. '¦
' . •ton- ^Bb'ftCh '., ,'- ' " ' / , • -200.00
150.00
Samuel ,Cline , East Ham pton
.Charles H. Sullivan , Northport ' 00.00
Hairry Leo Publishing (Jo., Inc. . 102.00
>A. 0,/Rasi iuin, Rivcrhead , ; ac- ¦ ¦:' ? .%
' ¦' • . count postage and stat ion- . " ' " •
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50.00
cry ,
A. Q. Rosqulli , New "Vork Tele:
165J55
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If tho above f|gurcs arc truthful who
pnild for the full page ads. In Suffolk
County newspapers? These questions
an d others; thus far mer ely hinted 'at ,
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suggest' interesting answers ,
• Has Tammojiy Hnll ,; which contr ibuted more than eighty per cent, of
Suffolk's re ported Democratic campaign -fund: ' also establish ed the tin
boK . and tliu little black bag method
In this count y 1 If so who Is the bag
totor out here in auilollc ?
, i-.'u cainpal i;ii ever (iillml 1" li rn vi -
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Us ToYou
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If w<i liavo not hooh
.! , - . you in pei'Hon to extend
th o Miiiiioti 'H Ki'cetiiiitH— ¦
th an know tha t , these
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BERTRAND RUSSELL ^-"The Scientific Outlook. "
The author discusses science , affection, reli gion etc. with keenness nml
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IRINA SKARIATINA tMrs. Victor F.
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A chronicle of a Russian countess
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A. J, VILLIERS- ^'Sea Dogs of Today. " - .
This Is ' a real stor y, of the sea, its
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F. P. WI3NSLEY—"Forty Years of
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Reminiscences of a famous detccllvc.
An account of his life and experiences ,
made up largely of exciting encounters
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THORNTON WILDER— "The Long
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Five one-act imaginative plays.
H. O. YARDLEY— "The American
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The secret story of secre t service.
Fiction
H. Ashbrook— "The Murder oi Stephen Kester; " H. C. Bailey— "Mr. Fortune Speaking; " M. A. Barnes— "Westward Passage;" S. W. Bassctt—"Bayberry Lane; " John Bucha 'n—"The
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Ellery -Queen— "The Dutch Shoe Mystery; " Jeffery Faruol— "The Jnde of
Destiny; " Edna Ferb ar— "American
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Son of Thcrnd yke; " John Galsworthy
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Stuart Palmer— "The Penguin Pool
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CLINCH CALKINS— "Some Folks
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M. L. DAVIS—"We Are Alaskans. "
An interesting account of the author 's travels in Alaska.
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Broa dway production , show how It' s done. , (At right) Ann Penning,'• •¦ '
A. B. HTILCBERT—"Forty-niners. "
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Atlantlc sionthly Priz e book of nonflctlon—concerns the pioneer days of
BROADW AY, some folks seem to Just Jlko grnndm othor used to
'49 and the Gold Rush. Lavishly Illusthink. Is tho last place in the fasten package" cord to tho / barn
world to look- for old fashioned ra ftors. Then a bent piece ot wire
trate d from contemporary sources with
Ideas or customs. Ma ybo so. but Is hooked through a chocolate and
drawings, songs and cartoons.
bel lovo It or not, those "prot ty tied to the string. From that point
STUART LAKE— "Wyatt Earp. "
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fad,. "Is to enough ot tho sugared foods In our
time West. It is probably the most exdiary for some bri gh t now ideas on ton who. started tho
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citing true picture of this period yet
It 's a gro at game and besides , necessar y; try hoofing it throngtel
published.
¦ and after ' For -instance , they take up.
a lone piece, of string and fasten It' s one way-of handing tho girls throe acts with nothing under
JOHN MASEFIELD— "Minnie Mayono end to the over head plumbing . an ade quate /ration of sweets. your Tjel t but a lettuce sandwich."
low's Story. "
New Poems. Mr. Mascflcld' s first
some , sore spots. Not all o£ the canbook since his appointment as Poet
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W. Mi. REED—"Stars for Sam." '
' Stor y of. .the un iverse from the sun
are . loudly growling. - They niaintain
to the farthest galaxy of stars. .
that morley which they and their
and
L. H. BOBBINS— "Mountains
It is seldom that a' husband and wife
friends contributed has . not been ac- are chosen to serve as heads of their 'fraternal circles for a number of years; Men. "
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counted for ithd that Is was. used for respective lodges during the same He is also to serve in the capacity of
some of the finest
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other purposes than those , intended year, but this is the unusual distinction
The many friends oi the couple tenan d that it helped to elect other candi- and honor which Mr. dnd Mrs. Harrv
dates , in special favor ' tvit h thJ
ganlza llon . There . seems to..bo
slderablo other infonnation alcm
line and - -certain ',; other : facts, "' .
when published : will make " st'i
fending for .voters ln 'thls count y.!
; Meam yhlle) what Suffolk beii
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btiys, ' owns ' arid controls Greater New/ ; A. M., also in Northport, 'wil l be Harr y J argest
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