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County LegionAnd YAF PlanHuge Motorcade

The Suffolk County AmericanLegion and the newly-formed Suf -folk County Young Americans forfreedom ( Y A F ) wil l jo:n forcesin a motorcade through SuffolkSeptember 7 , it was announced to-day by Peter Moskwa of Sayville ,county commander of the Legion ,and Lee North of Pr ightwators ,vice-chairman of the County YAFchapter.

The motorcade wi l l s ta r t in Ri-verhea d and t e r m i n a t e at tin (Jar -den Cit y Ho ,e l in Xa^s.iu , wherea giant "Non-Admission of RedChina to the Uni ted N a t i o n s "ral y is being sponsored by th ' 1Nassau branc h of YAF. Princi palspeaker w i l l be the Honorable Ro-land Liem. representat ive of Na-t iona l i s t Ch ina at the UX.

Commander Moskwa i n v i l e d allf reedom-loving peop le in I h e coun-ty , regardless of pol i t ica l a f f i x a -t ion , to join in the motorcade andrall y. "There must be many peo-p le io S u f f o l k Coun ty who agnvw i t h us t ha t the butcher s of theChinese and Tibetan people cer-t a i n l y deserve no recognition orconsiderat ion, and we arc- askingthese Suf fo lk Count ians to joinm a t remendous show oi bi -par t i -san uni t y that will reverbt rate allthe wav to the halls of Congress ,the Whi t e House , and the UN. Ifour motorcade is large enough , andspirited enough ," Moskwa contin-ued , "we may even servo to re-mind peop le of what happened inHungary . Poland , Czechoslovakia ,ad i n f i n i t u m , facts that some ofcur own off i c ia ls in both Washing-ton and the UN seem to want usto forget. We are appealing tothese people to shake their apath yand let us know as soon as pos-sible t ha t they will join the motor-cade and the rall y."

The motorcade wil l have threese ct ions , as follows : (1 ) a sections t a l l i n g at the parking lot of theCounty Centi r in Riverhead andproceeding west on Jericho turn-pike; ( 2 ) a section which will joingroup one at the Jericho-Veteran-Memorial Highway intersection:and ( '.)) people in the western por-t ion of the county , who will jointhe motorcade at the intersect ionof Jericho and Route 110 in Hun-t ington. Since the meet ing at Jer-icho and Veteran- : Memorial H igh -way is scheduled to take plac e nolater than 7 p. m.. CommanderMoskwa and Vice -Chairman N o r t hrequest tha t a l l t a k i n g part ar-range to leave early enough toiin'i t t h a t deadl ine.

In addi t ion to th e Honorable Mr.Liem. Congressman Frank Rockerof Nassau and the Reverend Ed -wa rd Lodge Curran of the Inter-na t i ona l Cathol i c Truth Societywill speak at the rally. A shortf i lm depict ing life in Formosa to-day will be shown .

The Young Americans 'for Free-dom , sponsor of the ra l ly , is aconservative group which , in lessthan a year, has had a phenomenalgrowth and impact on the nation.The organization already hasmore than 180 chapters through -out the Country. Early this year,when liberals and pro-Commun-

PKOl ' I) C H A M P I O N S Michael Naud of Seldenand Joyce Levy of Centereach show off theirswimming medals to Councilman Willard Keddyof Selden , left , Hob Cedar of Centereach, center,

and Town Clerk Robert A. Cooney of Patchogue.Awards took place at Second Annual Brook-haven Town Recreation Department Swim meetheld recently at town pool in Centereach.

Free Polio VaccineShots To Be GivenThroughout County

The Suffolk County Departmentof Heal th has announced the fol-lowing schedule of free polio pro-tection clinics:

Thursday . September 7. RossBuilding, ( Formerly Suffolk San-a t o r i u m ) , Holtsvi l le , 6: 'M) -7: 'AQ p. m.

Thursday . September 14 , 21Third Avenue , Bav Shore , 1:.'50-2:M p. m.

Thursday, September 14. HealthDepartme nt , 185 West Main Street ,Smi th town , 7:00-8:00 p. m.;

Thursday . September 21 , HealthDepar tment . Countv Center , Ri-verhead. 1:80-2:80 p. m.;

Monday, September 25 , , Com-m u n i t y Center. Hawkins Avenue ,Cordon Heights . 0:80-8:80 p. m.;

Thursday, September 28. HealthDepar tment , ( i(>5 East Jericho Turn-pike . Hunt in g ton Station , 1:30-2:80

p. m."Protection against , polio as af-

forded by the Salk poliomyelitisvaccine is built up comparativelyslowly in the body," Dr. David E.Overton , county commissioner ofhealth , pointed out in announcingthe clinics. "Three basic shots arerecommended , the second beinggiven a month after the fii'st , thethird at least seven months afterthe second. For maximum protec-tion , a fourth shot should be givena year after the third one.

"At these public clinics , first ,second , third or fourth shots willbe given , depending on the needof each individual. Every personwho started the series should com-plete it in order to develop ade-quate protection against this dis-ease."

St. Regis Council, KC,Bazaar Saturday, Sunday

LAKE RONKONKOMA — StRegis Council 4651, Knights ofColumbus , will hold its annualbazaar in the A & P parking areaon Hawkins Avenue , here in LakeRonkonkoma Saturday from 8 p. m.until 12 midnight. Awards will begiven out.

Property OwnersOf No Shore Bcli.Slate Jamboree

On Saturday evening, Sep tem-ber 2 , th'1 North Shore BeachProperty Owners ' Association wil:hold its Annual Jamboree, at theNorth Shore Beach Clubhouse ,North Shore Beach , Rock y Point ,This event usually closes the Sum-mer social season in the NorthShore Beach community.

Col. Elmer H. Braun , annualemcee for th „> jamboree , promisesan evening of wholesome enter-tainment , music and dancing. Themusic will be furnished by theChar l es Sturret band.

Col. Braun has secured manyprizes to be distributed dur ing thedance interludes. The prizes havebeen donated by local busines-peop le.

This affair will be under thesupervis ion of Harry Ash , presi-dent of the association , and formerly a band leader and promoterof s imilar affairs in New YorkCitv.

Mrs. Lillian A. Selvmber ischa i r lady of the enter tainmenteommj ittee.

On Sunday, September 8. theannua l meeting and election of of-ficers for 19(52 will take place atthe clubhouse. Voting will be be-tween the hours 10 a. m. and 1p. m. Harry Ash has been nomina-ted to succeed himself as president.This will mark Mr. Ash's eighthterm as president of the PropertyOwner 's Association.

Those nominated on the slatewith Mr. Ash arc : William R.Robbins , first vice president; Mrs.Lillian A. Schember , second vicepresident; Elmer H. Braun. secre -tary; Louis A. Fusco, treasurer;Mrs. Marian Manchisi , Financialsecretary and Henning Edlund ,sergeant-at-arms.

Trusters are : Edward J. Bidan-

set , Thomas A. Doran , Carl H.Heiberg, August Hof fmann , Ed-ward Hutchinson . Walter J. M a t -thews , Wi l l iam IL Thede . TluuvCarlson , Mrs. Lil l ian Savino , Carl

Johnson , Anton Balvin and Mrs .Robert Limber.

In the afternoon of the sameday, the ins ta l la t ion of the electedofficers and trustees will take

place. Suffolk County TreasurerChester Jacobs will officiate asins t a l l i ng officer. There will be areception af terward and refresh-ments will be served by the ladies.

VISITOR—Brookhaven Town Museum of CivilWar Centennial display items had i l lustr iousvisitor last week. Bri gadier General Charles G.Stevenson , adju tant general of New York andvice chief of staff to governor , lives in Sayvilleand has hel ped Brookhaven Town Civil WarCentennial Committee in obtaining pricelessadditions to museum collection through oflicialsources. "Live" radio interview took place onoccasion of general's visit , during which he waswelcomed and thanked by Supervisor August

Stout , Jr., Centennial Commit tee member Coun-cilman John J. Foley, and Town Clerk Robert A.Cooney, la t te r a former his tory teacher. Shownat museum in Swan River School on Roe Ave-nue , East Patchogue, are general inspectingCivil War pistol , whi le Supervisor Stout holdsone of lozenge-type bullets used in firearms of100 years ago. At left is Mr . Cooney and atri ght Councilman Foley.

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ists picketed the White Houseagainst the House L'n AmericanActivi t ies Committee^ YAF mem-bers turned out in great numbersto break up the protest. Last Sat -urday, YAF sponsored a boat rideup the Hudson to Newburgh topresent City Manager Joseph Mit-chell of that city a p laque for his"courageous f ight against Social-ism."

Vice-Chairman North announcedthat the YAE is just getting star-ted in Suffolk and appealed toSuffolk Countians to join the or-ganiz at ion and join in the fightagainst Communism.

NP Girl LaceratesLeg on Coffee Can

A nine-year-old North Patchoguegirl had 32 stitches taken in herleft leg Friday after cutting her-self on a coffee can in a wadingpool at her home.

Fifth Precinct Vatrolman NelsonL. Collins , Jr., transported MarthaGwen Zollo of 84 Log Road tothe emergency room of BrookhavenMemorial Hospital , East Patch-ogue , where she was treated byDr. Shea and released. She is thedaughter of Mr. and Mrs. ArmandZollo.

Police said the youngster whowill be 10 next month slid downa slide into the pool and fell onthe coffee can. Under the impact,police said , the removeable edgeof the can came off and the sharpedge lacerated her leg.