Rockaway Beach NY Wave Of Long Island 1949

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THE WAVE, ROCKAWAY BEACH, N. Y., (BOROUGH OF QUEENS, NEW YORK) THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1$49
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vard," he said. MMost buildings on
the Boulevard were erected before Section 35 of the General
City Law came into effect in 1926
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and a t e built up to the property
line. Wihen the owners demolished these families in permanent quarGraci Would Offset Rising Hereafter long-range city plan- ceedings ever taken to require the old buildings a t the corner of ters in the first place?"
Some Of 480 Ntew Cars Exning will not make it tough for title to such land. The property Beach 84th street, and attempted
Complaints were made about
Assessments With $3,000 property owners, if a bill intro- owner is therefor required to pay to erect their new modern build- other conditions which concern
pected To Be Assigned
Homestead Out in State duced by Assemblyman J. Lewis taxes on the land but is deprived ing, they were prevented frorn various city departments. SeverTo*Two Local Precincts
Fox of this place becomes a law. of its use.
al
people
reported
having
written
Building u p to the property line
Assemblyman Angelo Graci, Fox was impressed by the diffiby the city authorities and the letters to these departments &nd
So far tit's been pure rumor
Queens 'Republican,
yesterday culty encountered by some propbuilding was set back 5 feet from replies are being awaited.
t h a t the Rockawiaiys will see the
called upon the State Legislature erty owners who, when they
the line of the other buildings. So
new type of poMce-iradio-patrolt o approve his legislation grant- wanted to sell their buildings,
the most modern store and office
emergency cars by the t i m e / t h e
ing homeowners of one and two- discovered that the sale was
building iin the Rockaways is hid- CLAKKWOOD STOKE
beach blossoms Into spring. But
family houses in cities of one hampered because the city .map
den behind the other old buildBOUGHT BY KINZIE yesterday, rumors took on addmillion or more a homestead tax showed that some improvement,
ings upon the Boulevard although
ed weight in front of City Hall,
exemption up to the assessed possibly a street opening, was
the owner must continue to pay
Clarkwood's, the popular con- when Mayor 'O'Dwyer inspected
scheduled to take place at t h a t
valuation of $3,000.
taxes on the unused land. The fectionery store on Beach 116th one of the 480 new <and heavier
The Queens" legislator's pro- point.
proposal to widen Rockaway street near Beach Channel drive, radio patirol cars which will soon
posal w a s made in the face of an
Beach boulevard has never taken is now known as Kinzde's. The patrol the city.
Assemblyman Fox would coranouncement by Harry B. Cham rect all that. His bill is aimed
any concrete form and appears new proprietor needs no introIt is believed t h a t \ s o m e of
bers, president of the Tax Com particularly at Section 35 of the
Only upon the old map. N o pro- duction, to local residents. He is these new c a r s will be fitted with
mission of New York City's tenta General City Law. This law forceedings have ever been'institut- the fornier Democratic leader of inhalatws to be used in bathing
live assessment total of $18,230, bids the issua'nce of permits to
ed by the oity to widen Rockaway the RoCkaways and well known areas such as Rockaway. The
305,297
the highest on record build upon land affected by maps
Beach boulevard.
resident of Belle Harbor who is older type of emergency truck
since 193$. This figure will be filed by a city which proposes to
The filed m a p s show m a n y of active in the social and fraternal such as the one at the 100th Preused by municipal officials in ilx include all or a portion of such
the side s t r e e t s t o be affected by life of fhe community.
cinct, is believed to be getting a
ing the t a x rate for the fiscal land in the street bed. Such maps
these maps. A large number of
Mr. Rtrizie recently consummat- ibit slow for the atomic speed of
y e a r s t a r t i n g July 1.
have been filed by cities a s much
dwellings erected on these streets ed the purchase of the store from present day civilzatdon.
"Increases in land valuations as 30 years ago without any proare unmarketable. Owners of va- Ohet Sherwood and James Clark.
In the crowded 'beach area, the
and new construction, particular
cant land cannot build on the por- He plans to continue its principal heavier truck, while efficient
ly in Manhattan and Queens," As
tions affected by these proposed features, the soda fountain, lunch- when it reaches the scene, is usuAssemblyman jl« Lewis Fox
semblyman Graci pointed out. tan with $168,359,470 for ordinwidenings.
eonette and the line of newspap- ally limited in maneuverability
"clearly accounts for most of th( ary property increases. This is
The law proposed by Mr. Fox ers and magazines, but to en- and speed because of it's weight..
assessment increases. Q u e e n s greater than the assessment total
Mr. Fox pointed out t h a t many
large on them wherever possible
The new cars, so far supplied
County ranks second to Manhat of the remaining three boroughs." buildings were erected in Queens would legalize all buildings here- in order to fully meet the local
tofore erected and would further
by
heavy rumor, will be light and
County which are now unmarketlimit the effect of any map which demand.
fast, the patrol type car carrying
able by reason of this law. Buildproposed a street widening to a
special
inhaliators and portable
ing permits were issued by the
period of 5 years from J a n u a r y
resuscitation outfits. Two cars of
COMBINATION WINDOW, STORM Municipal Departments and in 1, 1949 or for a period of 5 years Installation Luncheon
this
type are expected with a pathereon owners erected
DOORS AND PORCH ENCLOSURES .reliance
.,..
.. . , , A it, Ifrom the tuwe any such street or Of Ladies Society
trol car compliment of two speby
EAGI.EPICHER
buildings on their land. As the . . .
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edily
trained policemen for the
law now stands these property
Final plans have been made for Rockaway area.
highway
may
hereafter
be
shown
or
laid
out
on
such
map
or
plan.
Made of strong extruded aluminum—soft
owners could not receive any comThis wiil give the city ample the installation and luncheon of
satin tone blends with any home—instant
pensation
from
the
city
in
the
change from glass to screens--merely reopportunity to proceed with any the Ladies Society of Rockaway
event condemnation proceedings
move inserts. Also aluminum storm windows
proposed widening and if no such Beach Hospital, which takes Helen Christ's Troth
were instituted to acquire title
for steel, casements. /'""
place next Tuesday at Greenros(
to the land affected by the maps. action is taken the owner of, land
e's
restaurant in Beach 90th Announced
IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION
would then be in position to erect
Cites Hummel Illustration
Anouncement has been made
street.
As an illustration of the bad his building without the restricPH!DIETZCOALCO.>C.
by
Henry Christ of Chandler
Following installation bridge
effect of the present- law, Mr. tions imposed by the law.
61-20 71st Ave., Ridgewood, N. Y.
and mah jongg will be played, avenue, F a r Rockaway, of the
Fox referred to the Samuels
HEgemon 3-3400
Virginia 3-1715
and a basket of joy will be award- engagement of his daughter, Miss
Building at the South East corner
Local Rep. A. Sonn, Belle H a r b o r 5-2059
TO ASK BETTER
ed. Miss Bertha Aldag is chair- Helen Christ, to James P. O'Brien
of Beach 84th street and RockBREAK I OR VETS man of the committee in charge. 'of Brooklyn. Miss .Christ is a
away Beach boulevard. "More
graduate of Bishop McDonnell
than 30 years ago the City of
Memorial
High School, Brooklyn.
A committee from the Queens HURT WHEN CAB STRUCK
New York filed a map in which
Mr. O'Bruen attended Bishop
it proposed to widen Rockaway County Veterans o f Foreign
PILLAR ON FREEWAY Loughlm High School, Brooklyn,
Beach boulevard 10 feet, taking Wars will go to Washington to
Rugs and Upholstery Cleaned on Location
Elmer Beasley, 24, or 1259 But- and is an engineer on the S. S.
5 feet from each side of the Bouleler
avenue, F a r Rockaway, sufdemand a broader base for acExpert Workmanship
• Prices Reasonable
Aneon/
fered
contusions of the right knee
cepting ex-servicemen for treatand possible fracture of the skull,
Advertise in The Wave
ment in veterans' hospitals. The when the car in which he was in Grove street, on Thursday,
group will ask that such treat- rldl.ig and operated by his broth- February 24. Proceeds from the
affair will be used to repaint the
Telephone Belle Harbor 5-3854
ment be extended to vets who er, Walter, who lost control of the
interior
'cf the clubhouse.
car and it crashed into a concrete
served
in
recognized
campaigns,
Special price in Waxing at Homes
, pillar of the elevated structure of
such as the Nicaraugua pofcee t h e L o n g I s l a n d R a „ R o a d a t
Kitchens Washed and Waxed. Carpets Shampooed
commission and the Philippine. B e a c h 4 6 t h s t r c e t a n d t n o F r 0 0 .
QUALITY
CERTIFIED
COURTESY
insurrection.
way, Edgemere. Elmer was takPIIBIJO
ACCOUNTANT
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At present, veterans without en to St. Joseph Hospital.
gCOl
ACCOUNTING and
service-connected disabilities get
treatment in veterans' hospitals
TAX SERVICE .
only if they served in the Span- Far Rockaway Legion Aux.
ish-American War, or the World To Hold Luncheon
Established 1932
SMITH BUnJIING
Wars.
. Sponsored by the Ladies Auxi- 1931 Mott Ave., Far Rockaway
Complete Line off
Far Rockaway 7-9097
A resolution passed toy the liary of F a r Rockaway Post,
Costume Jewelry, Watches, Gold Jewelry
New York
Queens V. F. W., declares "dis- American Legion, a luncheon will 41 Park Row
WOrth 4-8487
crimination
of
this
sort
is
unbe
held
fct
the
Legion
clubhouse
First Class Watch, Jewelry, Optical Repairs
American," and adds t h a t "any
M0N0fc
T
Watch Work Guaranteed
Telephone
AotZtl
person serving in the armed forcMerchants Association
For One Year
Belle Harbor 5- 4 k > 5 U
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40 YEARS IN THE ROCKAWAYS
es of the United States during
of Rockaway Reach
81-14 BOULEVARD, ROCKAWAY BJEACH, N.Y.
any conflict . . . for which a cam' « ' • ; • ' • / • • ^iMNMcaixBiiiiB'.v^n^uBiiiiMia^a^jHiimiiiiniiiinia
paign medal has been authorized" should be entitled to hospitalization."
84-11 Boulevard, Rockaway Beach
Fred A. Staab, county welflaro
BEIle Harbor 5-0269 • 0$70
officer, said the delegation will
also call upon national officials
Homes Completely Furnished '
of the V. F. W. to urge Congress
Large Gift Department
to extend the servicemen's Federal tax exemption which expired 1 Electrical Appliances
• Radios •
Television
December 31.
Dr. M. Moss Leaves To Join
Newest Patrol Cars Wife
In Florida
For RockawayCops Dr. M. Moss of 562 Beach 68th
Welfare
Asks Tax Exempt'n Fox Bill Aims At "Map Improvements"
On Homes In Cities Interfering With The Sale Of Property
FLOOR WAXING
Young's Floor Maintainance
BUY
SCHRAGA
SOL REIVER
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JEWELRY
LOCALLY
DEUTSCH-S
THE WORLD...with a frame around it
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Birthday Party Given
For Nancy Chiarello
THI DU MONT STRATFORD
116 square-inch television picture, plus
FM radio in a big, handsome table-top
cabinet with mahogany finish. ,
$695 p'ut imiolloiion
Nancy Chiarello, 7, whose birthday falls on the same day as the
late President Roosevelts, January 30, was given a ibirthday part y a t the home of her parents,
Mr. and. Mrs. Anthony Ohiarello
556 Beach 86th street, on Monday, J a n u a r y 31.
Nancy, who is in the 2-A class
at P.S. 42, spent the afternoon L,
with her small friends who were
fortified for the celebration wi'th
ice cream, cake and candy. Her
father is a deteotive attached to
the 20th District squad.
GUTTERS
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467 Central Avenue, Cedarhurst, L I.
Tel. FAr Rockaway 7-0735
Tel. CEdarhurst 9-2^51
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Park & Sunrise Highway, Rockville Centre, L I .
Tel. ROckville Centre 7-3735
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INTERNATIONAL
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OFFICE: Olympia 9-7941
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Coming soon: Washington's Birthday, Lincoln's, and many
more. For February is the month of famous birthdays—and
it can be a month of famous food values for you—if you depend
on dollar-stretching A&P for your food needs. And here are
four delicious tips—ideas for future shopping trips:
CUP OF CHEERING COMFORTI
USING THE NOODLEI
You'll win oodles of approval for When you've been struggling with
this dish made with noodles—cook housework all day, nothing's more
1 package (5 ounces) ANN PAGE refreshing than a steaming cup of
BROAD NOODLES according to NECTAR'or OUR OWN TEA . . .
package directions; drain. Place Flavor Perfect because they're
in casserole) add Flavor Tested. Yet, they give you
1J can sauerkraut, full, flavor-packed value at mighty
/6 cup water, 2 thrifty prices. Every cup of
onions, halved. NECTAR or OUR OWN TEA—
Place 4 or 5 pork from the first fragrant sip to the
chops over ton. last — makes your whole world
Season with salt, seem brighter!
pepper, paprika. Bake in moderate
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oven, 375°F., for 1 hour. Serves 5.
SPINACH IN PARTY CLOTHESI
RIGHT-'ROUND THE CLOCK!
There's never a meal—never a
time—when J A N E PARKER
DONUTS don't delight the appetite. At breakfast, lunch or dinner
—these tender, fluffy favorites go
over big with young and old alike.
Thanks to JANE PARKER master pastry chefs—every donut is
light and digestible, with the delicate, sweet flavor everyone loves.
Deliciously fresh, too—dated fresh
daily. And what a buy at A&P I
Surprise Spinach! Melt 3 tbsps.
fat, stir in 3 tbsps. flour, 1 tsp.
salt, K cup WHITE HOUSE
EVAPORATED MILK, 4 cup
water. Cook slowly, stirring until
thickened. Add %
cup grated cheese,
stir 'til melted.
Add 3 beaten eggs.
3 c u p s chopped
raw spinach and 2
cups bread cubes.
Pour into baking ptyi. Bake 37f>c
F., 50 to 60 minutes. Serves 5.
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BELLE HARBOR
HARDWARE and HOl!SEHJHNISHJN<;S
432 Beach 129th Street
NOW OPEN
Del i v e r i e s M a d e
BEIle Harbor 5 . 7 3 1 7
THE WORLD... with a frame around it
ONE TOUCH OF
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PIDGEON
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"RUTHLESS"
Sun., Mon., Tues., Feb. 6-8
Sun. & Mon., February 6 and 7
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What other gift could mean so many hours of
happiness to all the family? Here are sports,
news, entertainment of every kind seen in photo*
graphic detail on Dtl Mont's big direct-view screen,
Here is fine tone quality; beautiful cabinet work;
and the d e p e n d a b l e performance for which
Du Mont is famous.
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Th* Chatham - Compact table-top television with 72 sq. Inch picture screen;
FM radio and plug-In receptacle
for phonograph. $445. put i*,t«u<xi**
Thurs. to Sat., February 3, 4, 5
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80th Street and Boulevard
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309 South 4th Street
Fulton New York
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$165.00
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Thurs. to Sat., Feb. 3 to 6
Robert Mitohum In
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Let us take care 6 Room House Pointed KITCHEN and
as low as
of all your
BATHROOM
Alterations
PAINTING
Roofing
One Coat Enamel
with wallpaper
Sidings
CARPENTERING
Exterior
Concrete
18 month guar.
One Family House
No
Job Too Big
and
Trimmings
Cement Work Painted as low as $115 Nor Too Small
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ARRANGED
THEATRE
SERVICE
1007 Central Avenue, Far Rockaway, N. Y.
GET OUR ESTIMATE FIRST
SLATE
ROOFS
Cleaned and Repaired
275 B. 116th ST.
Rockaway Park
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FOR 90 DAYS ONLY
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PENINSULA HOME IMPROVERS
WESTMINSTER
and
SAVE MONKY
COMBINATION ALUMINUlVfc^INDOWS
WOMAN, 82, STRUCK BY CAB
WHILE CROSSING STREET
Mrs. Martha Mayer, 82, of 1351
Regiina boulevard, F a r Rockaway,
was; struck by a car driven by
Daniel Rosenman of Jamaica,
while crossing Regina^ boulevard
near Mott avenue. She 'was taken
to St. Joseph Hospital, where it
was found she h a d suffered a
laceration of the scalp, injuries
to her head, and possible dislocation of her right shoulder.
SALES
SAVE MONEY S P E C I A L
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srreet, Arverne, left Monday for
Miami, where he will join his
wife, Stella, who has been in Florida since early January. The doctor and his wife will return home
in the spring.
PALACE HOTEL SOLD
The Palace Hotel at 100 Beach
30lh street, Edgemere, a threestory building on a plot 100x230
feet, has been sold by the Sand
Holdings Inc., to the Hudson Avenue Associates, Inc. Harry Licht
was the broker and Melvin M.
Kiein was attorney for the buyer.
WESTMINSTER
S A
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and
S E R V I C E
100* Central Avenue, Far Rockaway, N. Y.
Tel. FAr Rockaway 7-0735
"Ali Baba and
the Forty Thieves"
467 Central Avenue, Cedarhurst, L. I.
Tel. CEdarhurst 9-2551
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Pork & Sunrise Highway, Rockville Centre, L. I.
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