1949-03-17

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SIXTEEN -THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1949
Cross Campaign
. ; . (Continued from Page 1)
' In. charge 'of 'special service are
Mrs.'W. K. Allen, Mrs. Alan Ander-son,
Airs. G.. A .GoetschluB, jr., and
Mrs. Sherman A. Mac.Gregor. Dr.
John W. Dodd, Kenneth E. Vought,
Ralph 'Pellicio and Albert Price
comprise the advisory board.
Heading solicitations in the busi-ness'district
are David Levy, chair-
. man; George Bernhard, John Col-'
Jfiis, John H.. Diemer, Joseph H.
.Gray,.John I. La'cy, Theodore Lang;
.Miss Anna Fritz, Alfred Young,
Conl Viebrock and John Flood.
District captains in the house-to-house
canvass, are: Mrs; William
Kruton, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Dodd,
Mrs. -Louise Egan, Mrs. Edward
Engelke, ]\Irs. Goetschius, Mrs. Al
bert H. Hammond, Mrs. Betty Hai
rls, Mrs. R. G. Harris; Mrs. Sally
Lowey, Mrs. Francis P. Minutola
Mrs. David iMdlthrop, -Mrs^ Lepn
Swisher, Mrs. Vernon Tepe, Mrs
W i l l i am W. WInship, MrSTTames B
Thomas. Mrs. Earle W. H i n d e s . a r u
Mrs. Robert N. Muukelt.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
"Substanref ? f s - t h e lesson-sermon
subject I'or Sunday at 11 A;M. In
the First Church of Christ. Scien
West Merrick rd. at Elm pi
KOlden text is "Now f a i t h is
substance, of things hojiod for
evidence o'f things not • seen '
(Hebrews 11,:!).
Thft sprmon will be from Hebrews
10:28; Roman-s S:3-l.
. lames version.
list.
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Prices 1 49 Never
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DISCOUNTS UP TO 33 1-3%
FREE Trimming o
When Purchased at J. P. Paint Company
OPEN F R I D A Y S U N T I L 9 P.M.
J. P. FAINT Co.
17 E. Merrick Rd., near Main FReeport 9-3421
Seaman P.-T.A. Hears Phychiatrist
On Helping Children Emotionally
Mrs. Ji'iun Wt Hewlett, a research and practicing psycliia-t
r i s t , spoke on "Plow \Vu Ctin Help Our Children in' Emotional
Maturity?" at a meeting of the Seaman «ve. school 'Par'ent-
TeacRer Association in the school - :-.._—.--:.•_-—
auditorium .Tuesday afternon.
.said parents used to see their
She
chil-dren
were educated, physically well
and of good behavior.
-Mrs, Hewlett addled t h a t the In-lellectual
progress of a child may
bo curtailed by personality prob-lems.
Three of these problems she
listed- a.s'fear, Jealousy and anger.
The first step In a solution of these
problems was - to recognize (heir
emotions and to realize they must
be expressed or they may turn in-ward
slip added. A discussion and
fiues.lion period followed.
Mrs. Walter Rogers, for the nom-i
n a t i n g committee, presented the
'ollowing slate of officers for con-sideration
at a I'u tu re meeting:
Mrs. Clement Winter to succeed
lerself as president; Mrs. Joseph
Marino, vice-p r e s i d e n t ; Mrs.
\dolph Ringer, treasurer; Miss
\rlene Mullins, recording secre-ary;
Mrs. Leonard D. B. Smith,
'or res pond ing secretary, and Mrs.
ohn Rabeiv historian.
Principal William S. Hughes, jr.,
nnounced the formation of a par-
"ni education group which meet-s.
nonlhly in the Freeport Memorial
.ibrary. It consists of a board of |
xperts to which parents may sub-nit
the behavior problems concer-l
i n g t h e i r children for discussion
ml advice. Persons may submit:
hcse problems in person or anon-'
ymously w i t h a case history. The
nex't session will be held on Monday
n i g h t . April I at S o'clock.
Red Devils Wreck
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their total to -16. He'mpstead
wound up by .adding ten .points in
the final quarter while the Free-porters
were scoring is times.
Center Bill Dodd was top scorer
w i t h s field goals and 2 free throws,
while Nelson and Don Fellman
were close behind with M points
each. Plunkett added 10. Hemp-stead
pocketed only 7 field goals
and 9 fouls for its 23 points, and
Cunningham was high with (!
points. About 1,000 persons w i t -
nessed the contest.
The line-up:
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ffistrict Officials^
Visit O.E.S. Chapter
Throng Pays Tribute
To Clara A. Berberich
And Robert L. Reid
Mrs. Clara A. Bertrprich, district
deputy grand matron for the Nas-sau
County District, and Robert L.
Reid, the district * grand lecturer,,
paid an official visit to Freeport'
Chapter O.E.S., Monday -night In
Spartan Temple. The .event drew
one of the. largest crowds ever to
attend a meeting of the chapter.
'Mrs. Katherine Glx?an,, worthy ma-
! iron, and Hit1 Rev. Arthur ^J. Pen-
, nell. worthy patron, presided.
Uonors of the Hast were extend-ed
to Mrs. Mary Blerling. assistant
grand warder of the Stale of New
York, and the following past grand
ollicers: Mrs. Loretta Herman. Mrs.
Lynda Drauer, Mrs. Evelyn Mooro.
Kdward Conlon, the Rev. Mr. Pen-nell
and Mrs. Viola Grossman,
grand representative to the Stale
of Georgia,' as well as all past ma-trons
and patrons of the local court.
Entertainment was provided by
Mildred Sanders Johnson, 'cellist,
formerly with the Phil Spltalny all
girl choir, accompanied by Mar*
guerite Hibbard. Sanford Smith
was pianist in the absence of Mrs.
Majel Raynor due to illness. The
, chapter chorus sang under the
direction of Mrs. Elsie Whitehouse.
'Mrs. Roland Combs was tlie miscel-
! laneous club winner.
Refreshments were served by tlie
Kitchen Kararies under, the chair-manship
of Miss Luella Nut I.
There were large ' delegations
present from other courts on the
Island.
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Freeporfr's
Official
Newspaper
13th Year No,4:3 1-MiKKPOKT, X. V, Tllt'HSDAY, M A U l ' l T 17, FIVE CENTS A COPY
Southwest Civics
Hear N« ew Officials
Speak on Budget
Do?csee, Baker and
1 Glacken Promise
To Keep* <Items Down
Mayor-elect Robert L. Dnxsee
ami Trustt'cs-Hct'f Steward J. Maker
and* W i l l i am K. ('.hit-Urn a t t e n d e d
a meeting rif the Southwest Civic
Associal ion in KM-nipi . Firemen's
Hall .Monday n i g h t on the e\ i> o
t h e i r election- on the i n v i t a t i o n ol
the president William J. Albert.
As the m u t t e r ol o b t a i n i n g rubies
ol1 t l i e forthcoming budget in ample
t ime for considera t ion bi-fon- I he.
liearing had been touched on by
•several speakers, the new board
members took up that subject as
did Trustee Leonard I). H. Smith.
They . explained how the various
department heads submitted figures
concerning their needs lor the
forthcoming year and how 'these
figures had to be pared down to
keep the final budget wiiTTin reason-able
limits.
"No money is spent unless it is
spent wisely," Mr. darken dec-hired.
He pointed out Mint the present
dollar purchases only halt' ol what
a dollar (lid before the war. and
said this applied to the tax dollar
as well as money used for other
purposes. He also pointed out
municipal employees must be pair
l i v i n g wages.
"Don't worry about your tax
dollar," he concluded, "you're goin
to get every nickel's worth."
Mr. Raker simply "dittoed"_Mi
filacken's remarks. Mr. Doxspt
took up the same subject and t o l <
of the hours that were spent ii
getting a budget into shape. He
said the board would welcome hav
ing a member of the association si
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Eddie V'aSil
.Police Chief Peter Elar
Red Cross Contributions
Reach, The $1,300 - Mark
With 'only partial reports from
vnrUovrf in .approximately one t h i r d -
jj Frt'omorl's 17 dis-tricts. Hay H.
.'leinenis. Freeport chairniHii I'or
I'ross Hind canipafgu an-today
contributions t'o'al-been
received. The
is $!).ltH).
he Hi'd
nounced
:ng $1.">un bad
'.'ilhi'ge's quota
101st Military Police
To Mark 1st Birthday
The 101st Battalion. M i l i t a r y
PoJit-e, New York (Jnard. which was
a c t i v i t a t e d on March 2-1, 194S, will
eel ebra t e its h' rs t a n n i ve rsa ry by
piviiiK a party in ihe Hempstead
Armory on Saturday ulphi, March
2G, Major Kdward W.. Han bury, the
executive officer, announced today.
In the year the battalion, which
consists of three companies, a
headquarters company and a medi-cal
detachment, has grown lo com-prise
3S1 men and 12 oliicers.
Members from Patchogue to Free-port
and surrounding communities
are expected to attend tlie party.
jCoLjWilLIam E. Bunles, ol' .Garden
City, is the commanding'Officer of
V.F.W; Paper Collection
Scheduiled for Sunday
---The monthly paper drive of
Henry Theodore Mohr Post. V.F.W.;
will be held on Sunday, Charles
Hanslin, chairman ol1 the commit-tee
in .charge, announced tod.uy.
TQ. j'aci.litate (the collection, he
requested lluU.jili paper be tied in
bundles~\veighiug about 25 pounds
each and placed on ihe curb late
Saturday night, weather permit-ting,
or early Sunday, so there will
be no delay as the veterans start
collecting at D A..M.
Proceeds j'rum the saU- -or the
paper; are used to lina-nw'ihe vari-ous
projects undertaken by the
post.
POLICE
TWKNTY-KOrit MOTHS A DAY THROI'fJH A MFKTIMK OF
RE-RVICE. . . . Chief Peter Klar joined the Freeport Police UepartniPiit
wiien he \vns i went > -one vears <>l age, and (he force consisted of only
f i v e men. 'During the t h i r t y - t h r e e years ol bis service, he has been
i - o n s c i e i i t ions, i expectable, and i i n l y a good ollicer ol ihe law.
* * • •
For the past . t en years he has been Freeport's Chief of Police, i
Citizens of his Village are proud of the efficient work of this department, I
and t h a n k f u l that it has never been touched by the stain of corruption j
and graft. It should be remembered that any personal characteristics j
of any one patrolman, which might not be acceptable to some, do not
necessarily indicate the true calibre of the whole police force.
- . * * * '
It must also be realized t h a t being a police chief in a large city-like
village siirh as Freppori, one is c o n t i n u a l l y fn a t r y i n g position. He
is expected to frnforce the laws and r e g u l a t i o n s which ;ire enacted T o r ;
IIP safety of the majority, and yet there is always a m i n o r i t y ol viola- i
ors who will complain because sough! at If r tavors an* no! in-anted. !
* * * * :
As phief of Police, Peter Elar expects only that his men be courte- ;
ous, efficient, and respectable proctectors of the public safety. He :
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F.H.S. Senior CJhorus
7^—^- In-Waring-Broadcasfc-—
?. The Senior Chorus of the Free-port
High Scliool participated' in
the broadcast of the Fre-d -Waring
Show over Station WNBC yester-day
morning. Accompanied by
• . Miss-Miriam Roberts, their dlrecr
. - • . tor, the .singers arrived :at'" the*
studios before 9 o'clock to partici-pate
In the hour's rehearsal! They
went on the air^at 10:30.
.} ' The Chorus .uses many of., the
_: Jpred Waring arrangements in its
C c . programs and several are scheduled
" lor the spring concert to be held
~": 'on Thursday night, April 1.*
Ryan Lists Record
Of Administradon
For Past 6 Years
Speaks For Carpenter,
Gallo and Himself Who
Are About to Retire
Mayor Cyril C. Ryan reviewed
the aci-unipii;;hnien'ts oi1 the VII! ige
noard since he t - n t p r e d public o:.'ice
w i t h TrusippK Josejili H. ( J a l l o and
Horace F. Carpenter for the bene-fit
o: newspaper men lie i n v i t e d to
his oflice Friday I\\K\\\ as tlie o'her
membei's of the board sai in.
RcferrltiK to himself, GaJio and
CaipenLer, who are to re .Ire from
-Ann' 1.. he said.: . ^_
. "\Ve an*-retiring .and a new board
will Lake over soon. We wish to
extend-our thanks and rrpprication
19 the press for the flue support
and co-operation it has given us
and through the press to thank the
people of the village for their re-sponse
to our efforts to make. Free-port
a better community. \ • .
"That has been the principle be-hind
pur work. We haven't accom-plished
everything. What' we have
done is* to give tlie village a. push
alprig the way toward becoinlng a
better community for those who
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F.H.S. Must Defeat
Garden City to Win
Nassau Court Title
Downed Long Beach
In Thrilling-Finish
By a 45 to 44 Count
Tlie Freeport High School btiKket-ball
team is to meet the Garden
City Hitfh five at ihe Hpmp.st.ead
Arena tomorrow night in a contest
for the Nassau County scholastic
title. Freeport won the south shore
championship by defeating Long
Beach, -15 to -M, in a •thrilling .game
«as the score indicated at tlie Arena
last Friday night, while Garden
C|ty_.yas trimming Oyster Bay." 4K
to--li, to annex thV horTli"shore
honors.
The. Freeport-Long Beach contest
was nip and tuck throughout, with
Freeport on top at the end of each
quarter.. However, the Long Beach
quintet seemed to have the game
won, less than a inlnute from the
final whistle when it was in ffont
44~to 41, and only 52 seconds to go.
Dave Persall reduced the margin-one
point'; by sinking a I'oul shot.
After that it seemed the Beachltes
would be able to hold-on to the ball
for*the remaining seconds. How-
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The campaign got uinler way the
'irsi oi i hi* moiilli w i t h 2nn voluii-
!'(']• worUi'rs ca'nvassing tli.i-1 village
or c o u t I ' i b u t i o n s .
.Mr. I'lt'iiicnts also announced
hat ' the- first mrt'ting m all Un%
v n r k t- r s would bt> hrlil in t i n 1
{ i i s f i g u r a t i o n Parish Hiuis<\ Tucs-l
a \ n i g h t .
Felling Huge Tree
Starts Widening
Of Henry Street
20. Feet to be Added
On East Side; Paving -
To. Begin Within Month
Widening of Henry s*. from fin
to 70 feet between East Merrick rd.
and Kast Sunrise highway, was
s t a r t e d Monday morning bv the
John C. Peterson Const rucl ion
Corp.. of Baldwin. The. street is
expected lo be ready, I'or pa v life
w i t h i n a month and tlie job should
'je completed a hunt U"1 first ol1 May.
The first task was- to I'i;l1 the
u:Ke tret', at Ihe western end ol
lie parking field between Sunrise
highway and NVwton blvd. This
ree. one ol tin- largest in this area,
has long been a landmark in the
s t ' c i i o n . Efforts lo have it taken
• lown ha\e been made bH'orr. but
t i n a l ly \\. hivd to niaku wuy tor tV\o
march of progress.
W i t h the tree out of the way tin
.Teaking up of old rnnrrHe pav<
.nCM t was .slarlinl ai"M-T provfsioi
ii;ti| l»een maile lor cars fo ^el intt
he f u i r k i n ^ fieM. Next all elec
•aI (luclH will be laid and a d n t f n -
age system in.stalled. AH soon ns
, ,'liese preliminaries have been com-
I ; ile led the «-<n'k ol pa \ Ing 1 lie en
I ne roadway I'roin rurh to i-Urh
! \ \ i t h concrete will be g o t t e n under
way. All I he aildil ional 2n feet
being adch-d to the street is being
'a ken I rom I ho east side of the
-I reel.
The huge Ireo, which had to
make way for the street widening,
was lil years old. though liiost
-teo|t!e regarded as niiicli niore
.iked. Police Cliii'l' Peter Klar to-
' a v explained his f a t h e r , Anl.hony;
it \vned eoiisidej-able land in the
,1 -ea alid in I x!»r». the year he WHS
1 ot'ii. his mot her planted a shoo!
rom a crark - w i l l o w , which took
. ool and grew rapidly into" the tree
which stood so majestically u n t i l
t h i s week when bulldozers .brought
about its doom.' but only a l t e r
lianLfight. - I
The elder Klar's holdings includ-•
eil^ land eX'teinling from Newton i
blvd." across to win-re tlie Long -
Island Hail Jtoad I r e i g l u s t a t i o n is 1
MJcated. lie i i i a i i i t a i n e i ) a labor
camp and supplied men lor nra-ny '
projects here and Hlsiav-hur-i* includj
ing the Hrookh \\'\\ aler works pro
ject. . .
The peiersen company also has
the contract for fie completion of
I n t e r i o r Parking Field No. li, in
the rear or the ,vreeporl High
School.
Doxsee's .950 Votes
Without Contest is
Called Remarkable
Baker and Glacken -
Poll 919 and 916;
Proposition Carried,
Despile the fart ihe animal v i l -
lage el eel inn was unconlexted.
Koberl K. .huxsee. I ' n i i y Party
c a n d i d a t e for Ma\or lo succeed
I ' y r i l c. H\an. polled !t.~>n voto
Tuesday at the polls. Si;ward J
Maker and W i l l i am I1' ic;.. run-lor
trusteeships in |uuce ol
Horace F. Carpenter and .lo-epii H.
( l a l l o received !M!» and lH-i \ O ! H J J .
respect ively*.
The surprise of Hie e l e r t i o n wa.<
he number who voted against ihe
imposition lo permit part ol the
>oud issue authorized last year to
'ihancc ihe laying of water mains
o be expended lor other purpose.
Though (he proposal did not in-v
o l v e the appropriation ot a single
•em of additional money, il was
.•arrli'd b> a vote rif -if)! to M!). a
m a t u r i t y of 3ft2. and one d i s t r i c t ,
ho :tlMli, a c t u a l l y went against it
tiy a. 17 t.o M count. The $S{),iHlO
involved will be spent I'or water
meters and water mains in other
sections than those originally pro-posed.
A f l e r the count bail been an-nounced,
a large group of members
of tlie C u l l y Party gathered iu.-Ex-empt
Firemen's Hall Tor a celebra-t
i o n . Dr. (leorge A. Newton, in a
brief talk, declared the large vole
constituted a hearty 'endorsement
of the accomplishment ot the men
who were sipping out of oll'iee a l t e r
six years to permit younger men tp
titfte ItioVr \>\a.cOB. :~ .
He said Uie men who had been
elected were o'f good substance,
good will and understanding. HP
expressed the hope they would
ciirr.v oji as their predecessors have
JIM (I declared i he cast fug at <)f»0
viife.s in JIM iinron rest ed el eel ion
\va.s a remarkable showing. /Ie
yi.shed all good fortune, good luck
ind good heall h.
Dr. Newton t h e n called on Mayor-led
Doxsee. Mr. linker and Mr. ! l a c k e n ("or remarks and I n t e r sug-ested
the retiring trio, .Messrs.
tyan. Carpenter and (Jallo. might
e able lo give some advice to
hose who were succeeding t Intnl..
The heaviest vole was cast In'
I ho-not h d i s t r i c t where Mr. Maker
received I oil votes. Mr. Olacken,
ION. and Mr. Doxsee 107.
Si. Louis Symfonietta.__
Plays-Here-NexLJWeek
The second ot the .series ot con-cei-
ts planned loc Fi-oeporl by. the
C o i n n i u n i l y t'oiicert Association is
a i to -be Kiven in llie'T'reepor1!
[School a u d i t o r i um on Friday n
'ITie SI. Louis Symloniet ta, di-r
e r i e i l by Paul" . Sc!!H'ibcr,~~Tvill
I inn id*1 ,i program o! in si mini MI t i l l
inn-sir;
WHELAN DRUG STORE
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
. The Whelan DrnK Store, «•! South
.Main .si., will remain open Sunday
a f t e r the other pharmacies In Free-port
close at 2 P. M. The telephone
Is FReeport N-OONIJ.
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