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THE HERALD STATESMAN, YONKERS, N. Y., THURSDAY,-JANUARY 21, 1954. TELEPHONE YONKERS 5-5000
The modification was
posed by the City PJann
Board as the builders appeared
a public hearing before it
seek final approval of the
plans. The change accepted by
the developers would eliminate
a 900-foot-long dead-end street
serving the new apartments.
. Eager to start on an additionjficials of the building firm quick- The planning board then apbf over 300 apartments to thelly accepted a modification to proved the n e w subdivision,
Crestwood Lake garden apart-j their plans yesterday which will which will be called Crcstwood
ments in Northeast Yonkers, of- cost them about $50,000.
Lnke Heights and-will be north
and west of the present developmentN
Extra expense to the builders,
the Crestwood Lake Corporalion, is for additional fill and
utilities on a new alignment to
FREE
extension of Shoreview Drive
127 NEW MAIN ST.
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northward. The new alignment
will cut off a long lyre-shaped
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cul-de-sac street which the Planning Board would not accept.
Leon Schwarzt>aum, planner
for Crestwood Lake, told . the
board that the corporation will
now
have to withdraw plans for
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T H E N E W '54 CADILLAC,
have to be completely redrawn introduced here by Robert
to conform to the new align- Rotheim, general manager of
ment of Shoreview Drive, with the Acme Cadillac Corp., 420
changes in location of virtually South Broadway, has new styling and major engineering adevery new apartment house.
vances over its predecessors.
Some of the big improvements
are the Cadillac • high compression V-8 power plant, dual
exhaust ports, headlamp visors, a completely revised chasM A I N STREET
sis, tailored, interiors to match
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SPECIAL SALE at R O Y A L JEWELE!
They say President Ike weighs
176, just two pounds less than
when he took office a year ago.
Either his golf has'helped, or
White House cookin' ain't what
it's cracked up to be.
. And, of. course, any President in these days of inflation
and high taxes must always
bo careful about figures.
Just who was it last Fall said
that we-don't have tough Winters
any more?
The drunkometer, which is a
scientific gadget for measurin'
Pk>ne Y O . 3-9183 Today
Dewey Sees
No Need To
Cut Vote Age
* ALBANY
tAP — Governor
Dewey'disagrees ^ith President
Eisenhower's proposal that _ the
voting age be reduced to eighteen.
Mr. Dewey said at a ;ws conference late yesterday that he
was "doubtful" New York State
would lower the minimum voting age from twenty-one to eighteen President Eisenhower recommended the change in his
State of the Union message to
Congress.
"We've always had voting at
twenty-one," the Governor said.
"It has always been the accepted
date of maturity."
Reporters got nowhere with tne
in window area for safety, Governor in efforts to obtain the
power steering, a new fresh answer to the big question: will
air heating system incorpor- he seek a fourth term next Fall.
Mr. Dewey rei'?rated that he
ating air intake at the cowl
and dual side-cowl heaters. would give the answer in t h e
a new refinment in the air Spring. And he indicated it would
conditioning system, a two- be late Spring.
section radio and a new vertiAsked to comment on a pubcal front seat power adjust- lished report that he had decided
ment mechanism. In addition to seek reelection, Mr. Dewey
to a new Eldorado special con. •
vertible, the 1954 Cadillac said:
"I
am
amazed
at
the
mindmodel line includes seven body
reading capacities of the press,
styles.—Staff Photo.
particularly since they report the
opposite on ' succeeding, days—on
such subjects."
Another reporter asked whether the Governor thought he could
how drunk a guy is, Is now -defeat Representative Franklin
bein' tested as to accuracy and D. Roosevelt Jr., if the Demolegality. We hear they'll need crats nominated the latter and
a number of empty folks to if Mr. Dewey ran again.
Mr. Dewey noted that it was a
use in the demonstrations. Voldouble
"iffy" question and reunteers line up to the right —
plied:
and no crowdin', please.
"I never brag^. I leave that to
others."
Seems to us the big job now is
to build up enough repression to Mr. Dewey told reporters he
Some of our Westchester wanted legislative action at the
present session on proposals for
stop any depression.
periodic inspection of motor ve?
Some of our Westchester hides and compulsory automoyoung married couples have bile insurance.
sent a petition to the legislaHe said he expected a succesture in Albany. They say what sor to J. Russel Sprague as a
this state needs is a stork wi h member of the Republican Naa housing bill.
tional Committee would be chosen soon.
That fog was so thick yester- As for the Moreland Act Comday we got confused and tried mission investigating h a r n e s s
to drop a parkin' nickel in a fire racing, Mr. Dewey said the
alarm box. The fire, chief said group was doing "a superb job".
it was his opinion we was as
Miss Taylor's Post
thick as the fog.
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M a n y a checkered career WHITE P L A I N 3 - ' •
winds up in a striped suit!
County Executive James D.
Hopkins said today no appointment has yet been made to fill
Halstead Appointed
the post on the County Board of
Health previously held by.Miss
To Shopwell Post
Ruth Taylor of Hartsdale, former
Paul K. Halstead has been Public Welfare Commissioner.
Miss Taylor declined reappointappointed personnel manager for
Shopwell Foods Inc., president ment to the board, Mr. Hopkins
Louis H. Taxin reports. He was said.
formerly associated in various
Mr. Hopkins has named Pelexecutive capacities with the ham Supervisor Gordon Miller as
Welch Grape Juice Co. in New the Board of Supervisors' repreYork and with Weingarten's, a sentative on the Health Board,
Texas supermarket chain. Shop- replacing former White Plains
well has one supermaket in Supervisor Joseph G. Saile.
Yonkers, at Central Park Avenue
and Tuckahoe Road.
WHAT YOU WANT to sell or
buy can be listed easily and
inexpensively
in our Classified
Pages, which
thousands
read
Three Appointed
carefully every day. Call YOnTo Library Committee kers 8-8500.
RIVERDALE — Three new
members appointed to the library
committee of t h e Riverdale
Neighborhood and Library Association were reported today by
Mrs. Howard G. Bruenn, chairman.
They are Mrs. David G. Carter, Mrs. Theodore W. Kheel and
Mrs. Dominic N. Perta.
O t h e r committee members
serving this year are Mrs. Bartholomew A. Greene, Mrs. Lawrence W. Hall, Mrs. Boiling W.
Haxall. Mrs. Edwin A. Kane,
Mrs. Emanuel M. Papper, Mrs.
John A. Randell and Mrs. Cornelius J. Walsh.
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Agricultural Society
Commends Benson
ALBANY AP) — The New
York State Agricultural Society
has applauded the policies of Agriculture Secretary Benson and
commended what it terms "his
courageous adherence to sound
principle."
The society, gathered here for
Its 122d annual meeting, last
night adopted a resolution in
which it stated Mr. Benson had,
"for the long pull, steadfastly
upheld the principles of production and markets as free as possible from government controls."
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2nd Ward Democrats
Plan Member Drive
Not 2~-Not4-~8ut
Thomas Lee a n d Michael
Byrne were named cochairmen
of a membership drive at last
night's meeting of the Second
Ward Democratic Club at party
headquarters, 53 South Broadway.
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