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?tveht Alsq Serves As TnKute
To Retiring President Corpenfter
annual dinner of the Northeast Civile Association in Al
Saturday night served a double purpose and was* an
success. Firsf tribute was paid to Horace F. Carpenter;
,„» Tetired from-off ice, after two years as president, and the
also wasln^oEservance 6rtKe^ss^?%sMon*9 20th anniversary,
r ..President deorge A.
as toastmastSr, kept things
at a lively pace, wKlle W1I
};llam H. Schneider chairman of the
^-dinner committee, was, credited
/."With the success rof the afful
/Wl)lch was attended by more than
Vollmer had a iittlej
the guest of honor, pre-
^.igentlng him some mementoes
rejected on -his ability as a
J Ceo F, Olb^yn gave #%lm a
.it
to
; and Ernest
J3rescher continued . the %*resenta?
Jtiona .j^ith some more ..piscatorial
equipment and a< Sounder already
'^7*. %• (President Thomas K OaSney, in,
4M30olation had the respect of the
^ officials because they "Show
after, anything that
right." -^
.-Presiding Supervisor A. Solly
said the Northeast must
VoluAleers Fill
Wardens^ Ranks
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quickly dismissed, but when
came to relaying the message
the grade .school*, the teletmone
wires were so^badly clogged it. was
necessary to sent* messengers to
other -schools with Instructions tp
call off^ the* Afternoon session. _
One interesting feature was that
though the majority of the high
schpqt_^gtudbn^ were home, so
.quickly did,pig. word spread that
%% *4?,npt alltudent reported at school.
k ^* +^"l"" Mem%rg'^j'^^'^ng bT Me
American Legion, and Boy Scout
Troop 9, sponsored by the Legion
both met Monday night and vol-unteered
to serve as messengers or
in any . capacity in which they
U rged By Ndfteost *
Ar communication ifrom the
Northeast Oivlc Association rec-ommending
that th6 village adopt
an ordinance licensing plnball ma-chines
placed hi stores in Free-port
was received at the meeting
"of" the Village Board Monday
"night. • »--
The civics suggested that the
ordinance bar .the .use .o(. ayah.ma-chines
to children under sixteen
years of age. violation of this rule
to result in the forfeiture of the
license. The matter was taken
under consideration.
Trustee Fred 8. Howell, Jr., re-ported
deposits of village funds
totaling $369,479.93 in the three
local banks. Judge Hilbert R.
Johnson reported fines totaling
$16T collected in. court during Oc-tober.
,
••:vs?
Heoded By
worthwhile, .laudable might, aid in .civil defense.
TEBESA ENSENBACB PLEDGED
^Teresa _Ensenbach, (laughter of
Mrs. F. E. Ensenbaclf of South
Grove street, a student at the New
Paltz Normal School, New Paltz,
N.Y,, has been pledged to the
Artemis sorority d% -that Institu-tion.
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•-j%urpose,to attain such longevity,| There was another warning yes-as
such agencies generally were or-1 terday
to accomplish one purpose
of the picture;
numerous former presi- clear/.at'-
!wera /ln#6di«:ed,v.:'inbluding y^ ia*%r
when the blue, or
sounded at 8:36,
the white, or all
^about ten mih-were
evacu^
, David
Oharles P, Blewett
w^rer, Fred, Blumer,
of the civics committee,
Carpenter in re-to
the gifts 'bestowed on
said no assoclatipn ever sue-one-
man's efforts^
Chemists Invited
Aid
&/*
Chemists and chemical engineers
in Nassau County are being or-
.„*»..,— . his" administration ^anlzed to play-their part .In,-the
nwrould not have been a success bad development of civil defense, k&l 8.
^^^a-?^^e"t»^^^" Hwly, chief o( stag, A.R.P. Do-
%g^-^h^L_^y , .partment; Na.sau County D#fen*a
^%i7K a%r%o@%e Oo"?Q»'. %.", °^*? * ^***^ °*
Northeast J3ivlo the group'to be held in the Dentpn
Building, .Mineola, next Tuesday
night, at which speciAc assign-for
several types of* work
will be made.
Twenty-Ave members..of_the_Ani-hemlsts
Society and the
American institute ^oT^Ghemlcal
^niet with MrrHealy re-*
He ^depodbgd four activi-ties
. In^which .th'eyj can: be r of spe-cial
assistance. TheseTare by pro-to
-give-ahti-gus
Athene Club Chordl
At Opero Club Event
The Athena Club choral was to
sing this afternoon at a concert
sponsored by the National Opera
Club of America on the. Starlight
Roof of the Waldorf-Astoria in
New York City.
An invitation to participate was
received recently* from Baroness
leinner^ the jires^
Jdent,. and accepted. ^Before the
concert, $heTt&6rar members Kad
a buBTet luncheon at-the .jiome_
of th.e director, Mrs. John MbClure
(%ase, -600 West ll?th street-, New
York City. The choral numbers
thirty members.
Newell Ferry has been nominated
for Councilor to succeed Leonard
Watts as head of Freeport Coun-cil,
Jr. O.TTAjA., at the . annual
meeting to be held. Tuesday nlglit,
December 30, in headquarters, 80
Church street.
The rest of the slate Is as fol-lows:
John W. Southard, financial
secretary; Oakley 6ml^h, ^recording
secretary; Reginald Bedollr asslsD"
ant recording secretary; David
Dickson, conductor; Alvln "South-ard,
inside sentinel; Frank Feul-llng,
outside sentinel; Martin
Streeseman, chaplain; .David Dick-son,
trustee for three years; Mr.
Stewart, Charles A. Post, Ernest
Stuiqpf, Mr. Smith and Mr. Strees-eman,
representatives to the State
convention, with J. W, Southard
and Mr. Dickson <as alternates.
Mans for activities In January
and February were outlined by
State Councilor Linden D. Bull of
Middletown, at a meeting of J?.
O.T7JLM. deputies in Woodmere. It
was held as a loyal meeting. Mr.
Post and Mr. Stewart, members
of Freeport council and deputies
over Columbia Council, of Port
Washington, and Syosset Council,
of Syosset, respectively, attended.
Principal Dana 1 S«
ead* panel discussion at
ing of the Archer Street School ,^
Parent-Teacher Association Tues ;#
day night. ? - •!:
TEMPLE CHOIR IN DEBUT
The choir of Temple Israel, di-rected
by Walter Blaile, made Its
'debut at last Friday night's serv-
.ice. jAmong the members are Mrs
Henry A. Boyer, leading soloist;
phd Miss OiJda Kupersmidt, Mj
Edith Marks, Miss Lillian Gold-man,/
Miss Ros-\nne Botimin and
Miss Nathalie Steiler. ..^, ^
County GROW
— NO, 39. ^ TEUBSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1941 is, 1941
pre*ent.and
Raymbnd J.
nable
geoond president
the
"It costs no-more to CSARGE IT"
ADAM
DO THE BIG THING
THK8 OBM6TMAS1
Give a
Whole
Suite
@ BEDROOM
# LIVING ROOM
^ # DINING ROOM
BBOP ' FIRST
WILUAMS
FHBEPORT —' BAY SHORE
HUNTINGDON — LYNBROOK
r&ld\
Winno*
r p*8ar ywa .
: %hnr 3*? Orieenl inanaglhg editor
^f'- _^_. '/were'"community singing,
! numbers 'by Praak Oronln and
wardens .beginning earlyT in
ary; by developing an advanced
pntl-gas course; in thi&.dexeldp^
ment of %Jank for the deconbami"
nation service, and thev identifica-tion
of various gases. The group
Is being organized by Ralph F.
Tenney of Lynbrook.
Col Thomas M. Sherman, acting
^director of civil defense has Issued
an invitation (or all chemists and
Chemical/engineers living in Nasr
eau Bounty vho are Interested in
civil defense ^bkk, to attend Tues-day's,
tony, tiaioki
OT AT
FOR A MEL OB A
a For Tom? Desert Problem
with a
Cup of Coffee
TOPPED OFF WITS A
PLATE OP OUB PAMOUS
Serving fr,om 12 to 20
$2,00 PER DOZ,
24. Soura Notice
Either Packed in Dry Ice
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f o r , ' • a ' _ ^
xdialnna^ <*f the coin-
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Bha# ^ ]X^ Shamcy Oana«Sr
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Evening in
Paris
PTTRSE FLACOJT OF
PARIS
PERMME, RO?GE
UP8TIOZ, EA? DE
* TA10TTM
Mueib Survey
M Wale^Plant
Hopes Reduction
Of Municipol Rotes
Will Follow Study
, The Northeast pivic Association
at its monthly meeting in VJ*.W.
{pall on North Columbus avenue,
last Friday night, voted to request
the Village Board to conduct a
"gurve^ into the capital assets of
the municipal water supply sys-tem
and'the cost of production
• looking to" a possible reduction in
water fees.
Former President William E.
Orevolserat brought "\up the mat-ter,
with a proposal concerning
.only water meter rates. He said
present meter rates were Axed
years ago when he was
member of the Village Board
the supply was derived from
wells from which
pumped with a
Kv #r
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PARIS
ZEKFOME, FACE
POWDER, UPgnOK,
EAWDEOOMGITE,
8AOEET, SOMHE
100SE POWDER
Others expressed tlhe belief that
the survey should cover all types
of water fees and they prevailed
A letter from R. C. George, sec-retary
of the State T*raJTlc Com-mission,
revealed that the chang-ing
of the timing of the traffic
lights along Sunrise .highway de-signed,
to eliminate congestion on
cross streets, is only an experi-ment
to be continued for a
month.
, light Timing JZxperlment
his communication he wrote:
"Our Oeld investigators would
"Indicate that the initial green time
extensions provided on these seml-yehlcle
actuated signals as based
on the proportion of Sunrise high-way
traffic volume to cross street
"traffic volume Is adequate.
.have; however," requested the Di-vision
of Highways to decrease the
maximum "Qycie of operation for
"a one-month trTal period.
js&xat&n lin^tAe
these jiintersections ^has
direct bearing- pn-the ability of
signals to handle traffic and
a comprehensive study of parking
conditions on Route 27 is now be-ing
made.' We believe that*traf-fic
movement along Sunrise high-way
and on the* cross streets will
be considerably improved by prop-er
parking regulations."
Secretary Anthony Mirabella was
Instructed. to acknowledge receipt
of the. communication, express the
apprecj^ation of the association for
$B?e Chahgln^ of the timing of the
Alights but to" urge that this change
te made Permanent.. contending-the
%jQ@3its-aB^iov operated^
congestion on cross
the ass<tion"^d a
ance of more than $500 Jn
7)
Don't mope around 4he house with your ears cocked for an air
raid warning. Go about your bus&nes&jas usual, and you'll feel
better. While It la necessary to prepare for an emergency, It Is
better not to expect that emergency Is just aro%pu& the comer.
In other words. If you planned to go down town* shopping, do
so by all mpnnw This !s the Christmas season and the stores are
slocked with Yule goods. It will gladden your heart to go and see
the beautiful display*
You'll be juat as safe shopping on Main street, and the other
business streets as you are worrying at home. Don't ruin your health
doing that. Every precaution Is being taken by those In authority
to safeguard you and yours. From the President down we are being
urged to continue along our normal dally routine. Lets co-operate
and see this thing through. It's serious^ of that there can be no
question, but don't let's be morbid.
LEADER
SELECTEES ENTER
ARMY ON JAN. 7
"Hie men selected to * enter the
service after passing their pre-medical
examinations, will be In-ducted
on Wednesday, Jan. 7, Law-rence
L. Luther, chairman of Se-lective
Service Board 717, an-nounced
this week. They will be
headed by Frank J. Bowman, as
involved-tbkvwar,
MiUndtiotian probably, will
be e, solemn occasion. Chairman
Luther will preside, and represen-tatives
of William .Clinton....Story
Post, A. L., and the Inter-Z'alth
Clergy Council will speak at the
exercises.
Yule Exercise;
In H. S. Tonight
.. Everything Is In, readiness for
the annual community Christmas
celebration .$o be held .jtonlght
(Thursday), in the Freeport High
School auditorium. TTie program
that has been planned wag to. be
given at' the high school assem-bly
this afternoon. Pupils ^of the
Archer Street School will. present
a program for the grade, school
children tomorow morning ln
RICE LISTS DATES
FOR YULE MAIL
MONDAY
Due fo CAnsfmos
Bem@ on TAursdoy
WATCH FOR IT
Our
An;
Postmaster Edward A. Rice an-nounced
this week the Jast dates
on which parcels intended for de-livery
before Christmas, to the va-rious
states should be mailed at
the Freeport Post OSice. The list
followa:
Today: Colorado,. Idaho, Mon-tana,
New Mexico, Worth Dakota,
5 Slud@i#
In Aulo Mash
&
Two Still Confined
To Hospitol; Cor
Turned Over
high school students had a
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Municipal Stoft
Ordered Subject i
To Coll Any Hour
AIR RAH/ WARNING TEST
A teat of U&e seven and a half
horaepower siren (nstalleA thla
weak In the tower of the Municipal
Buildh&g for use aa an air
warning signal was to be
afternoon between
o'clock, %%& siren's
pable of being heard
radlua of five atllea.
4 and
Vf at Ocean .avenue ^and^Rfieat Mer-
Mfnnesota, Missis-1 rJc& road as they were returning.
Nebraska, Oklahoma and | from the Zteeport^ Sigh School
basketball game last Friday night.
Dr. Herman^ C. Dunker, chair*
man of the Freeport Civil De«
fenee Council, has been placet!
in supreme charge in the evgnljpf
an air raid or other
in Freeport*
All:
^
We FreapoM
be the appearance
la- to
Ouy
, Interpreter- of Dickens'
charabter8.-^rho will present "A
Wisconsin.
Mondajr: Alabama, Georgia, In-diana,
Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky,
Maine, ^ Michigan, Missouri, New
Hampshire, -North. Carolina, Ohio,
South Carolina, Tennessee, Vir-ginia
and West Virginia.
TuesQay: Connecticut, Delaware,
Maryland, Massachusetts, New
^Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island and Vermont.
Christmas Carol." The' high school
band will play, the invocation will
be given by the Rev. Dr. E. A.
Pollard Jones, pastor of the Ftee-port
Methodist Church; Mayor
WQnne will .bring the" Yuletlde
greetings, ..there will be carols with
Walter Blaile presiding at the or-gan,
and appropriate selections ty
the Freeport Community- Chorus,
directed by Robert Tavis, Jr., and
by Mrs, Tavisr and
the ' geventn <ihorus, with
Mis?'
zre/i
Freepurt has its powerful air raid warning siren, but when
Uncle Sam learns about it someone may be shot at sunrise for
aiding the enemy, lese-majesty, espionage or sabotage,
Freeport. would be unable to fol-
It all happened this way.
Last week when it developed that
Fteeport. would be unable to fol-low
the uniform air raid warning,
signals adopted for Nassau County
except by -using the/ sirens on the
various power houses, yillage Clerk
Howard"
to get a dren~ahd get It quick.
Burning up t^e telephone
without regaxd to the
jnoney, he Jlha^ ]da^e
of a seven and one«na]frnorBe-power-
lslpen, In Chicago. * Be ; gave
to HMld It *'
it was due to
day hut
there were repprte-the ;Anny had
stepped in and devoured it to San
Diego, CaL Under the clrcumstan-.
ces hope of getting a siren was all
but abandoned.
. Then came Monday afternoon
and the siren. It was spirited ^n-
Five were Injured.
Robert Crane, seventeen, of 479
Grove street, who suffered inter«
nal injuries, and Betty Blersma,
.eighteen, of 422 South Bayvlew
avenue, who sustained a fractured
pelvis, are still in the Meadow-brook
Hospital. •
- Betty Hasselt, sixteen, ' of 26
Rutland road, who received cuts
and bruises of the scalp and right
side, was released from the Insti-tution
bn^Tu^day. Leal" D6 Rdza;
sixteen, 194 Westelde avenue, who
suffered bruises of the right side
and an Injury 'to his leg, was kept
at the hospital over night: Edward
Wallace, who was In the car, es-caped
injury, but Patricia Crane,
eighteen, sister* of' Rbb&t, 'receiv-ed
-treatment^for"'%Ro5K"
Crane was driving a car, owned,
by hJs"father/Oeorge^rane, and,
aa he^ was* ?rx)Bslng"Ocea%i avenue,
an autoinobUe opera^edrty Ghee*
.ter.JX-Evai^jp^7^Rossel% street,
belimore, .gohigJSoTQir S& big ma=_
chine, ,t%iwwnig It-on Its: aide.--As-the
car "toppled over,
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in readiness to answer any
for work at any hour of me ««j
or night, seven days a week dur
ing the-present emergency.
A seven and one<half horso*
power air raid warning siren has
been placed atop the Municipal
Building. The following Warning
will be given in the event of "an
air raid:
One long blast continuing from
60 to 90 seconds.
.^a&y
All Clear — Series of
blasts of same duration.
short
Board BeeoluUona
l'.'..^.jgdij
; '•iTftTjBl
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Kept" under ghard - until %t could
be Installed. .^
But even now 6JQf*clals are hoping
and piayln; they will .be 'Hble :t@
keep it. '
Anyway^ If enemy planea bead
south bound car operated! %j
neth Barnes of 64 Lexington ave-nue.
Neither Evans nor Barnes
was hurt. , .
Someone pulled the Ore alarm
box on the' comer, bringing the
apparatus and nrst aid truck to
the scene. The six were pulled
from 'the car and the injured
treated by the Aremen on the,
Memorial Library lawa. until an
ambulance arrived from the Mea-
BbeDJtal. .Dr. J. JSlmer
"3so aldSTTln treating
The Village Board In special ses-sion
last Saturday designated Dr.
Duhker as the defense '"czar" and
adopted resolutions explaining its
action", "TTieae recited the history
of the estabIisMmen_t^Qf *he Free
port civil Defense Council and
continued;
"WHEREAS -ft is necessary for
the better protection of the lives
and property of the Inhabitants
the Village . or Z$ee%it4n the
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yi^
^%#?X
the injured.
%eepozt with aj*y caning
the ebole rbab will ha
aadL jot
Hub
LADIES AZD PLAN@
a.
to be^rwented bgf m«Sbe%6f the
of Luth-enemy,
air "raHTor other" war emerg^
ency that there be prompF iEnd
eglclent mobilization and coordi-nation
for the execution of the
plans for civilian defense now ex-isting
or which may hereafter be
promulgated by National, State,
County and Village agencies, and
"WHEREAS such prompt and ef-
I6cient mobilization and coordina-tion
can best be accomplished by
placing and subjecting all depart-ments,
boards, agenciea, officials
and employees of the Village of
Rreeport under the order awd. di-rection
of the said Hendad O.
Dunker as Chairman of HieJWre?-
port Defense Council, the.au6tom-mlttee
of the Nassau County De-fense
Council,
that the Board
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; a 11 , daputment boards, r.\?.^!
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