The-Leader_1955-02-10

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FREEPOR' BALDWIN ROOSEVELT MERRICK
19th Year, No. 42 FREEPORT, N. Y^ THURSDAY. FEBRUARY JO, 1955 FIVE CENTS PER COPY
CITIZENS GROUP BACKS MILBURN
Uster Baumann Ouiirman
Of Red Cross Fund Campaign
L f s l r r H. Bimmaiui, hmal altoriiey, has oaiMtoi the
i'lrairnmnship of llu> annuiil F i t f p i i r t wd Cnmt fmid raising
mii|)iiign to 1H< r un thruimlj Mareh, Mra. Jt»rei«w Loewy,
chairman of tlu> Freepiirl Brmpfh, aniMiuiirrf this wtwk. Thv
%'mmpmmi will f(rl iin<lfr « « j ' m'llh « WA-ciff « ' « i l « i biith
Ihp hicMi and iiulional lewis tm Miireh 1. Mr, BimnianTi hopes
III IH« able t«> annmnu-f Ihi- iWTSJiiinrl Tiir IIK« html ilrlvi' hi a
Uoity Party Convesition
At ^rdiouse Saturday
1 ^ SdHNil hiiraii
UiiK
been a
village.
Monday nigM the
^ s sctwj iiad» iray with « KI«*-I ^^)*'*', **'' 'i' * •^''
Off bneajrfast S«n*if mwratag to' ,^™""*^'* Baumann
the Lfigiwt Dugcwt. A tar8« number; We-long resident of
or *wke« heScI W Jud^e Pau.;h«-h'« '"Jf . ^ t r l « "^ ,"
Kplly, the village chalrinun. attend-'^^"^P"'' "^^^ ^chooL He also ..•«
[an alumnus or Ohio Slate Vnlvr-flrst
of thp-=**ly ^'^^ ^^ New York Unlversiiy;
weekly report meeUngs will be held ^ ^ ' Schoai. Durl.jg World Wur N
to Juage Kelly's office. 113 West ^^ ""^ attached to U.e Army P.-
jtelllgenee Corps, serving, as speeiin .
to be an ' »R^"f *"^'' '^"^ Counter Inlelligen'-e j
enU-'ustelirg^teW'tecause of Corp*: He k" marriect. his wife. La u - j
the numerous worbrs who im-mA J^^' ""'"S «'«=^'''5 '"„'r,f. *".!!
gilt and all v ^ A to Elt a»ii«s a«a»rs- She Is the WB4-55 vlcv
•laytei. a « ^ Itof" «MK«»aeed P«esWent of the Atkinson Sch^o.
rtore » a a U» i ^ « n h«€ ,rfB»,|Steeiit-Te80toer AasoolaUon.
^ffltfi *ifc s w ^ » ' j « « eaqps^rt I |*r. Saumaan has been coim^ ot
^etaaWto^tte* tt».^iw»JBtf « « ^ * « S*e^?«a!i Hwustog Autb«^*, l i»
-•'.pm-«,,Mmmam. .. »;. " . . jaetetf as special counsel for the "ll-
^wlnmn of w t a e {irar^mitdjbiMrd of trustees of ConKregatJon
emum had 1mm mmm WB4 'mm•.mtmi Israel. He is a member of
^ M a g mt i^wntf lettes aiipeal- iFie^roit Lodge, B. P . O. :^ke. San-
Sunri&c Highway.
The breakfait proved
lag lor cnn^taitfctts to ttte mm
Bmm. mam. ^mm^^ Vtm 1m^
a^ rnxM i»te imU We mt^mi
wujta mme. m. mm m. mm,
tas BiniM imw ttan H tat^s mid
< ^ « a n j ^ oa P « ^ lii
Smi&wesl Cfnranfttee
Approve* MUium Ste
The commtlifiSe of the Southwest
qivtc AssodaUon which has been
Inquirins into One nuttter of the ac
quiaition ot the Miliiuni Pond tracfc^ "'*® sravlce stations in Nassau
m a site foe. a ndw Preepmt meh
Behoof has voWf^ to-1, to ree-commend
thai the assoeiation en-tUme
the pratj^t, Aajmnad H. Iifo-
-l^ftft. a (fpunttt^e member, an-
•awncea 'ahte' i^iifc' ' * - ' . . . „-;.., ^^
:nR.ii#isk,wm to tie ^hnstOid to>
ttU inr«te 3^n^e» A W ^ ^ ^ M L
'liEr.' M t ew . ^ v e » ^ - « ^ l i ^m
Vm mmamea^Oemi «miU be
1011 iMtb me tm& ^ f c sisopi. RU
ex whlcb tama ^ o s m. rmmA m
Anmrim the m«mm ei Vbe sm
mm me m^mmsm irfv.m*»
amir. QB» md^^lM^^Jk Mw
^BM oi«i«lm *m tte ^ ^ a a t t»
br a ammm am^a, mmmi^^ oi
&m vrmmA ma. tmrnmsm,'^ to
reverm Vm tuttn, Wm vmil^m IHQ^
thin vmM Mm t^ ^ ^rttaded aad
# new stead iiBkm,
ftae IjO^e, F. & A. M.. JusUee Lodge.
B'msti B«th, and WUUam CUnton
8tMT FoKt, ARiertcan Loston. Mw
two y^tm he has been the ^aaiimao
ta the local fund raisliig.'campalea
for the Jewish Theolc^cal Seminary.
The annual nomlnaUng eooven-tton
of the Unity Parly Is to tw
htfd m the headciuarters of 13m
Free^rt Exempt Firmaen's &em-etatlon.
Brooklyn and Hwth L»ni
BesA avenues, Saturday at S'M
o'cI«N:k. One candidate for Itepr,
jthre? for truste^hips and one for"
hmiai^ magistrate are to be nmil-i
inatKs. Nominating i}eUUo»s will tej
I distributed so a.<; to
I paton under way as quickly as pos- ] organtoed to pt«n«i« favorable »<•
I sible. A platform will be adoplctt., (ten on the propo.'.ed Mtlburn Pond
C m In ^fiitaifiini
h C iM By Ik. DoAl!
A atteeas CoaiBJlttt* repr^eat-iQf
mssl of the ntajor «dwation«L
gel the cam-'"*** ^ ^ gwaiB In (he village was
high scluwl site »t n mrrtuii: lield
In the Atkinson S<.'luiul Monday
Mayor Wllllflm P. Olacken and
I Trustees Seward J. Baker and Ed­mund
T. Cheshire are expected to
be renominated with Judee Kelly, nlglu. It was U.di.aieri ut .hr'm«.et-
'wliile CapU Theodore M. Lung i.s|™K ^^^^ « '•'ferenrium on the site
due to bo named as a candiduie, "'"y ^ ''«'d someiime this year
to serve out the year that remains| The members w.if briefed by Leo
of former Trustee Leuniird D. Bl^- B*«yn. I»n«ld!iU of the Boarft
Smiths leirni. •* Educolloa, Superintendent of
Weyrattch ^mk
Itatti
Two I^kway Stations
PfjBoi 24-Hdur Service
The uonE xsiana State Parkway
Coaunisslon amiounces that effec-luve
inunediately two parkway gaso
County wlU operate 24 hours a day
9a-8 «ottTeniaice to the public. The {Mrs.
station with day atflTn^ht service
on Uie Southern State Parkway is
located near Hempstead Lalce State
VM^^weSa of Eai^e-.avef»tui.
LE8TSR BAUMANN
' ^Bte R M A Jrate* %mgm for
msrm mmlM. wU bold libi Elev­enth
Aanuat Valeatine Oanee, Fri­day
night ia Om Georgian Boom of
the Garden City Hotel. Ghalrman of
this dance is Mrs. Francis Dunlgan;
co-chairhian Sfts. Walker Flanary;
Tickets Mrs.'John Flynn; Publicity
IHtlUo 'Tomaseili: Qoeen of
Hearts Ohalrmiin Mku Batrlidt €aa-sidy;
Ctadmraia i>f tiw •immi»h.Mr&.
Way P c i i e ^ b ^ ' W ) co-dbatanmn
Schools John W. Dtidd and Supertn-toadsnt
of Bulldtngii Walter c.
Hawktos on the variaw iRtturas of
ICr. QaAi« ttm:^ i t e tms^-WmOi-
Peimits Total $418,1^1 S f l ^ ^ ' ^ i T f ' * * ^ * ® * * ^^
atertia B. •w^yiMich, who imf ffljtWs ttp. ma aajd that whUe m»
when re-appointed Vlltage ^ H O IM fw^er^ mm. Iw *biIiMi al a -^OHI-Ht
the organization of aie Vtttaee *««<* »rte* ^ elty atitharfties had
Board last April, attended his flrat ' ^ i ^ ^W for to b tte mm thousli
meethie; of Me board BfQn«^ night., "•Mmhwl" wmlly wmm tl.
He has undergone two major o p ^ ^ fle. Wrtd ipeato
Won in the toiterhn and declared he
felt "fine."
The monthly report of Superin­tendent
of Buildings WUbert F.
DeMott showed permits for opera­tions
totaling $415,150 Issued during
I3r. a ^ d WKm slsUs^es mmran.
im tte, reBl^nMin of attaints in
m& Vtmpm, ngh Sobml. HB em­phasized
the tmA that Fteeport is
the fourth dtstrlet fn the state in
matntainlne its students tbrovKh to .
OPEN AU. DA^ ^INDAY
; Chubbiidc's t»ag store, ^uth
'Main street lU; Sunrise Highway,
will remaiq-oipcn simdaynight until
Mi«'clQi!k-aftai--the other pharmacies
M Freq;»Brfc. dose during Mie after^'
lUKm Ime-.p&e i ^ . 1S» teiefihane ^
MeodbiJBfoofc Mmk To Opmt
East Mead&w Bramk Office
. The Meadow Bniok Kaional Itenfe lus recdi^rf mk--
mwsioii to open an office of ito inrftuttrai in Hie mplilf
^owin^ area of Bast Sfcadiiw. To be Iwatedia tlie vidiilly
rf^lie junction between PwHirStewlimiFulton «^ue,»U»
«ffice-M>ia.|}e'«cntriilly toratod^as^ W-M««ttfel^fliilfcioB-mf^
lpMQ East Mead<»w resMento. The a te «rf. Wm mw rfffct»
wil also be the locafton of a l a i ^ ^ o p ^ i ^ ^ t e ^ ^ Modd%
aopnera' World, making it TOnvenKOl for UMJ pce^e of
I&st Meadow lo cunibitu.- their ImnMng with theli" sIio|ppini|
trips. —^ • • —
January. -There were 23 permits for j Braduatlon. the number of drop outs
new buildings costing $318,800 and] (Continued on ftige a.
sfevmi for additions and alterations
involving $96,350.
The application of Paul R. Gale,
representing-the Industrial fiuUders
Company, whijsh Isr planning CB
enet a building vi. tosA ^ s t Sun-
Freepofi Haibor Civka
la announcing plans for this new
<tfflee, which wlQ be number 19 in
Miradow Brook's group, Augustus
B. Weller, jntesident of the Mteadow
mook. National Bank; st^d, "The
ptqjfilatltHa of - East, Mta&e^ -• bsei
more Oatt feiiiied iahce 1950 ptd
Tor this Keastm, al<»^ with Uie fact
that bositMSs'in Ui%arcJ9:.b«^ k^t,
juace wi^'tiili ^^^*^i we jbaye likog'
Mt that tfeadow Brook's-progres-stve
tjfpe of hpnkteg t^^mUaa might
be la keeling wlOk the progress
sbcmn iff £ h « ' S ^ Stfntdow area
itselL Every e ^ r t .will be made
to. Jiegia brlzigii« to this area our
«stended Banking services m maa
m possible."'
J K is{e:qiecbd that £be bank vku
mflxmee deinijlte plans "for i^e
opeidDg of ^-^m '^g^l^^rmpn a
i^iojt ffine> .' •.' -Gmii^
rise Highway, for the reloeatloii td
1» D a r i n g meter in front 6f tte
IHtopei^y was granted.. Bfr.Oale ex­plained
in his letter me mame is
mm iocated where It is idann^ to
have the driveway.
* letter trf* thanks was i « r t »^
ttma the Farent-I^ach^ A^MM*-
*km of the Bayvlew Avenue Setetf
tor the action of the BoaM ht ee«
tefaUsbtag one-way traffic th3«B^
mam *nd Washington streeteal me
Sha« to provide for the mt^ m
Um ptipU.^. The letter was ^ p r t
1^1^^. Fiij^ugh B. jon^, ebai^im
of the P.-TA. safety committtt.
Arvid R. Nordstrom, <civles d u ^ -
man of the Ncntheast Civic AssOclSn
felon, called attentton of tlw hoard
t^ the condition of the sidewalk
on the north side of Broadway ber
tween Oralfing and Harding plaees.
He s^id that bunding opemtUm^
once started there had b e ^ discoh-tinued
and the sidewalk aUowed to-remain
in a broken-up condtliHi.
Mayw WiHjam F, Glacken Kdvfeed
hfm thf matter would' be talcm
ftare of.
, Vh$ Pmrnortm^^m Otvte AMO»
eteUMx i*Mi •m-tae§^ Ust irf w-;
' ^ i i t t i m " ^ t Mvi en3«^^ th«.;
J^hB 1m m-majm a^lttai to Oift,
ftwwt ItonnriBl Mtimv at m,
n ^ t t i g n ^ i s y night la Wm amia»
taum m Vm AMtoear Ubi^t m^m.
This m^m ma tataa alter Msi,''
a t o a ^ F. Kgm,-e^Mm itf i t e ,"
«U<ma md me seed te RMn»at
imme and f ^ n t t a.
. a w d d w ^ em«m ma. v g i ^ . .
Iff mi&d tmml^m mme am mam
mat^im ttet nAl M mmt^ whm,
a i»ta»i«at now awter emstn^'
*«rafl% 6 ^ 1 ^ T^M" and ftm'^
matm steels h strntid mv bastaesg.;
tte^;polntM out that the o i # v^t
to ge$ to Out buUdtng wUt he tbraagdlt,
^sident!^ CKWS struts rupitlijeg]
man South <^Te street to Htidsoa'
^yenpe. Pce^i^nt melvia h. Mill%an'
pion^ed Jio (Atata additional bifor<.
matfoa~cDncertUnr the project befoiaf
Cbe BCardbt'meetb^. j'
It wa« dedded to bold a dinher'
dance at ttie tetftee vm^e. Bell-!
inore I n Brtday iHghe, Pghniaiy 85. .
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