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15th Year Nb..81 • ' THUB8PT, :, ?IVE ,.GENT8 'PER;' OOPT
Announcement
The. Offices Of THE 3JBADER
have been, moved from 7A North
Main St. to 65 West.
Highway in the Golden Building
at the comer, .of Sunrise High-way
and South Grove St., oppo-site
the Meadow Brook National
ank.- The phone number is the
same as heretofore, KReeport 8-
7668.
$250 Pay Increase
Voted All
Employees by Board
Police tp Get Raiae
If tloqnty Grants One;
Board May Get More
An across-the-board salary in-crease
of $250 a year each was voted
all municipal employees to meet
the Increased coat of living by .the
Village -Board at It meeting Mon-day
night: The Increases are to take
aMect on Dec. 31, and the addition-al
cost Involved will be financed
from the reserve and contingency
fund during the balance of the fis-cal
year ending Feb. 28 so as to
keep with the budgetary limitations
for the year.
The Board voted to go along with
the county as far ^ as the police
are concerned. J% the Board of
Supervisors carries out a plan to
extend the salary range of the, Po-lice
Department. beyond the present
limitations by adding two. addition-al
. annual Increasemehts of $160
each Tor all members of the force,
the village will follow its example.
Mayor Robert ^.^Jpoxsee also an-nounced/
t^tjmemMrgyOf the board
?ealla^;,6ec^ln r'jheiquQJlitles existed
in .^efs#lo»a^ Schedules qhd t*iat
; theap Vwd&%be!r?e6^
i%ls% wo^jmto effect.
It also was decided to resume .pay r
(Obntinued oil ?w 2) • ' ''
Mra. R. H* lEarapn Head*
South Nassau
.. Robert H.Z«im%M" elected
president of .
of the South
• Hospital at 4he annual meeting' and
Christmas festivities In the home 6t
• Mrs. Gordon"?.. Waaser, the Tetir^
Ing president, who has served! two;
ryeara, 378 /{Pennsylvania, ave.| Tues^'
day afternoon. ' . , /
Mns. Howard^ F. Munro and Mrsi
Alfred J. Bipady were named vice-presidents,
Mrs. George K Roseheau,
Areaaurer; Mrs, John J..Zender, re^-
pordlng^Beoretary; Mrs. Alfred
Kusch, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Burnard Brokaw, historian, 'aitid
Mrs. Frank MuUer, hospital supplies
chairman* . •< . ... /
The 1051 etaJf will be installed by
Mra.:Mary Pierce, Auperintehdaiit of
'the hospital, on Tuesday; Jan, 23. *
^- (Mrs. Waaser's. dining room was
decomited appropriately for the boll*
day season and the refreshments
also were just rlghit for the holiday
period. ' ' '•" .' '• .,-.' '.' ' '
Raschke Is Awarded Brpiize .Star
Foe Heroism In Action
Rev* Eugene KSfrekel
A;Aumes Pastorate
Of Lutheran Church
H#a headed CHEY Drive
In State; Cgxnes Here
From Flushing Charge
S)ie Rey. Eugene %$, Stre!ber%)as.
assumed the pastorat^f Ohrlst Lu-theran
Ghurch, succeeding, the Rev.
David O. Jaxheimer, who resigned
as of Sept 1., after serving the com-munity
for 20 years, to become
assistant bo ithe president of the
United Lutheran iSyhod of New
York, 'He will preach at the 10:46
ami,, service Sunday on "The Lord
Is At Hand." The Sunday School
wUl have Ms Ohrlatanas service at
9 a.m. There will be a Christmas
eve candle light service at i! o'clock
at which the pastor's -topic will be
"What Christ Means to Me." The
^hpir ywill, sing ,bwOk OBTola, .vp.. Holy
%?ight" "by AdowuT Bind "Gesu-Bam-bino"
by Yon.
The Rev. Mr. Strebel comes to
Freeport from Mushing where he
served as pastor until granted a
leave of absence to become Synodi-cal
Director of the Nationwide Lu-theran
iQhriatlan Higher 8duc#lon
STear ajppeal during which j$6,(%0,000
;' for its, reducationail Un^
' ' '
, ... <g be$
tome/lta ^'pastpnrhe #»A^ still "wwh
^thp, OH3E? Appeal. Ho*wever, with
.this campaign how* drawing to ;a
clqse, he soon will be relieved "of
tAiis'position so he wlll.be enabled
ito give his entire tune tio the work
of (the local pastorate. His official
ministry here began on Friday, Dec.
. (Continued on Page 2)
Bond Issue Proposed
To Permit Carrying
Out of Original Plans
The Board of Education has call-ed
a special election for Wednesday,
Jan. 34 to vote on a proposal to In-crease
the appropriation of $1,300,000
approved last June for the construc-of
the S. Bayview.ave., school by
$200,000 In bonds to permit
the carrying out of the original i^ana
for the structure. ' , .
The polls will be open from 12:15
9 p.m; All persons who registered,
br the annual meeting in Ma»y an<^
the special election on Juno 15, are
eligible to vote at the foptihsoming.
referendum. However^ for the ben'e-flt
of .those who have not previously
enrolled, Saturday, Jan. 16 has bem
designated as- registration day and
they may register anytime be ween
a.ni. and 9 p.m., In the corridor of
the hl»h srhool audltorlum building.
Cncta go 8ky"Rooket*n3
When a bond issue, .of $1,300,000
for the new school was approved in
Jun<j / 1Aie amount wa@' ad&^uate - to
complete the pro j cot 'as p
)%C!wev.oi\,a&.a .result, .qf^tlie^
ly afterward the cost of buUdlng
other materials has sky-rocketed to
such an extent that w;hen bids were
received they exceeded the original
grant 'by approximately $203,000.
•Fearing that If the bids, were reject-ed
advancing prlcea would make It
Impossible to proceed with the much
needed school by the t!nid a new
proposal could be submitted to the
festers, the plans .and specifAcatloAs
were altered. and' Items ?;elimlnalied \
)o the contracts'Cpuld*t% a^warded
and the work gotten under.tWay. !^
/The resolution'aubk&izing the
.'bating of an additional $200,000
bond issue provides that only as
much of t.he money aa it needed will
expended, and if there Is a sur-plus
it will be used in meeting the
(Continued on Page 4)
Air Raid Warning Signals
Announced By Mayor Ryan •• J j v. . ik •'/ • '*!, "i V / ' * . /'
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* Rasohke, 20, so^ of Mr, and Mre, Zx^st % ]^d^0/^
Ave,, Freepor^ N,Yy 1^ been aw^d^
for heixxism la i^0 Korean
It was announced Mcehitly by -the
conunand] post
1WO
aua fire'
J initiative and <;&uragedus actions
bf the .%% &&ted^8tatea: Nav-
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. 8@f%ean$^Rai*cihkei enliated iioi? the
Henry VonElm Dies
After Long Illneas ,
'Henry VonElm who had been, in
the Insurance business at 46 West
i Mcrrick rd., for 32 years, died yea-
,/terday after a long Illness lii j%la
homer 78. South Bergen pi. He was
former Village Trustee, a past chief
of Uie; Mre peparknent, a former
preiident b* the iExchange Olub of
Freeport,. a director of the Freepont
iPederal 8wdi%a and -Loan Associa-tion,
a
hia
in
at -1039 ' Marous* avenue, ??«!#/
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OPEN
, /'<M6oday) ,\ the
South! ^ Mam
the
of
Elks. 8turyiYii%-^re* hlo wife, .Nonna
E., , and a son.' %^^yonnN;* JF< /
; Funeral servicea]^Wll-be* conducted
in his ' late home Saturday at 1 pJJl'
with , burial follow^?' in 'Greenfield
Cemetery, Hempateadl' \' .\ v "•' ,•=•', '\r •"'
Cyril 0, Ryan, Oivilian Defense director todpuy announced
the air raid Warning aignala ifor ^Areeport, and gave advice to
residents on what to do in the event^ot a,n-a6rraid, Be said:
"Puiblio Warning-called 'Red Alert
Signal' Is under the jurladlction. of
Pire.Ohiof Robert N;Klnsey and the
signal ^rlll be sounded by the Police
Department. Thla will be oif three
mlnii'b&s duratlon-conalating of elth'er
F. H. S. FBBgHMAN^FIVE^
DEFEATS VAlLET STREAM
{:. 'The *hn^' baa^tba^ of
Sigh jSohpoi; opened .%a
by - \defeeMn*. [the. •? OentrHl
Sigh f Sohoor five ;by a adore/ of
to 46; polter ^^ to^ w*^
iwhile Mommr. ww clo*
@
a fluctuating or warbling signal of
varying pitch by air Jrald sirens,
Ciblef Klnsey yrlll hot " sound • the
fire whJskles at .the power-house:
This alert /^4I1 be given only when
hostile air craft have been Idenq-fied
and are- within the air defenae
septpf, •''.-. ';'•-..•..''' =/•';. /'/. ,,,.':.. ..'*'
?N%*w^a#r^^
Engaged in piyil Defense ahould^ re?
4d, their iaaalgned pbata imxpedl-take
cover when necea-
. .
\ who . \are : not -eiigaged } in
pefjense % wor^|,!JAiOuld abide
by the following 4 instmdtioha,
.BOMB r-r'-'iQet Bunder Ja =bed
olpae to wall :
oyeff exposed
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from : windows,
of
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body. Obey] order* - x* v air/faid
turn, off Ignition, cover face and
faM to iflopn Keep away from glaaa
doona. •• •. ' ' '• ' •' ••' ' •-.
AT ,S CHOOL ?-•. If
your children area!; school, YOU are
tp akay at home. DONT phones Your
teachero are trained to 'take care of
all . clear .
Alert* Ja cal&d the ' White. Alert/
This, algnal wlll^ consist of la serlea
of three one JwJuite , steady): Maata
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for , Civil ' Pefenee i reaoue
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