The-Leader_1958-07-31

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23rd Year, No. 15,
Eardllbaint Grovi^' „ '
In Area Forces Step;
Rea% September 1960 ]
..J!j?.,B¥ffl^?t.l9W* af-Bduetrtton
decided to proceed at once wtth
plans fOr a new eleinentaiy school
to be erected on a fotir-acre site
located on South Ooean ave*. Cedar
-at.,-ana MlUer ave. The new struo-ture,
wUI be 4)lanned for a mlnl-
-iriuni of 18 classrooms and two
khidergarten rooois, -housing 6Q0
puplts In grades Kindergarten
through she years and should be
ready for occupancy by Septem­ber
WBO.- ••
At the meeting', over which Presi­dent
Leo P. Glblyn presided, It was
'decided to retain an. architect by
Oct; i& t6-dro\«- (ilafla for^ho pchooll
Dr., Heiiry H. tUxn j.ot Teachers
Coll&e," Columbia" tlniverslty, who
has' been condu'ctlpa a.' survey of
the school situation In the South­ern
half of the distilct, submitted a
preltatnary report to wlil^ • he
recdramelidetl that' a> s^^t be
Btaried^as quickly as-'piissllie to
! provide for the needa Of a^jrsipldly
groi/^g area. :''," -..: '
:. IPurpose of New Building ^
The new bUOdlng will |>| planned
to relieve congestion In tiie pr6iel)t
'^Areher- at. and-Baytlew. avejiSeliQO&.
Superintendent of Schools'Johii^'fr,
Dodd said. Next fali/tt will be neo-jessary
to transport aloe classes of
lliird aj»d fourth grade pupils from
jtiief Archer st. school to the old
• '•Bfi&mmB ave.'^buUdlnff.
"' At. the Bayrtew aye. buUding;-
Which .was;expected, wj^eh-'opened;
(bcmtlnued on P t ^ 'to
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FREEPORT, N. ¥ , THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1958
' He^adu- Accountants
PIVH CENTS PER COPY
liew Cifoup Opens Rght t o Control
peport Pemocratie Organization
Rival Democratic Ccamnittee Slates Actire Democrats
lUJtttlar
, PWMD- SCBWABTZ-Secenfly
elected prcsldenl of
Broofiiyn Chapter. Na«onal AMO-eon
ave., Is also-.vUee-pr&lQaiit «f
the Northeast Clwlc lAsaiiclatlon.
Elar Elected To Board
Of State's Police Oilefs
"" Preeport PoUee CJhlef Peter Elar
was elected to the board of gov­ernors
of the New York State Po­lice
Chiefs Association last TPhtu-s-d
»y at ths gixiup's convention in
the Manhattan Hotel, Manhattan,
Nominated from. th^.^Mor in a
tive-inan race for "the three open
positions, Chief Elai" received-70" per
cent of the votes caat, He Is the
first successful cBndida.tejnonilnat9d
from the'floor to kt least 20.years.
Aotlve j|}ean»orato
Seymour. Orofs
Sup M. Levliic
'DISTBECT 34
Stanley Taylor
Fred R. Browning
•»iSTBic?r ss
Leah L. Schaap
Norman Kieil
DlStttlC!* 86
Jake White
Martha Smith
DisTBicr m
Thi»maa IJe.Vtaoenzo
Th^dotjpiP. Sherres
DlSTi«CV' 38
-"'Itf^i^^'^'"'^:''-! -• - •'• IMBTOICT'39
. No Candidates
Elmer M. Bllson
Henry Kelley, Sr.
• FVemk Del Bosso
i I''r4nk Prlmavera.
I Jay Post
Mlchae! Stanton
Bichard H. &tcLaugb0n
Joseph Frtmavera
l^atluan P. ZaWow
Etotee-Ti-JEtoehrig
Freeport Electric System
Little Affected By Storm
As Is nsi^^Jly the case, the Fre^pOrt Power system weatbered ilie
terrific electrical storm startup Saturday night and continuing. <hn>ugH
a large part of Sunday wfth a^mlnlmum of inconvcnlenoe to-clctrlc oou-
Bumers. •
: Clilptoii' E. Walling, euperintend-ent
of |!)owejr dlstrlbutton, reported
only four, outages-Jflsthig'fta^.SO
fithiutes to 2 hours Jind two min-iites,
all during near midnight And
the-early morning hours. ' >'
' There was an outage in.I^n^ 4,
covering a part ol the SouOiem
tectlon. of the village .whlcli- lasted
from 11:45 pjn., to 12:05 ajn.,.20
minutest affecting 100- consumer.
•£. second, which hit Un'e 9, in the
. North Main st. area, lai^ted 35 min­utes
from mldnjght to'* 13:35 aJm.
hitting IBO homes. The third.from
11:35 pjn., to, 1:21 axo., cat hour
an'd 5S)'tninutes, Inoonveoienccd 600
Northeastern consumers. In the
fourth, also in the Northeast, Line
2,'- tho outage loste'd ffom 11:26
pjm.,'to 1:27 aJffL, 2 hour? and two
minutes, left, 450 homes . without
. ll8ht..J«ui power,. Street lights in
. • \
some areas were out for longer
periods.
--The rainfall Saturday night-and
Sunday tn 'I^Veeport as 'indicated
by'the rain guage on the roof of
the-Munlclpal Bullding..totBlc^ 3jSd
inches, as compared to slightly.more
than an inch in Mlneolaa and
Manhn.sset. Precipitation Saturday
amounted to 1.60 inches aai Sun­day
to I.SI inches. This is equiva­lent
to the average month rain fall.
BEKBXBtr FHAltMACY.
TO STAY OPElir StrNDAY
.Berkley Pharmacy,- 296 North
Slain St., wlU remain open ^ until
Xa o'clock Sunday night after other
Fvficpart druggists dose early in
the afternoon for the rest of the
day. Its phone.number is FBeeport
ft-6665. .. * .. . .. -•
Mai7 is. Bannnn .
•Tean OwnnDlIy
Harold S. Wohlgren
Michael N. I%ance
Samuel Welner
Jerome Tiemaa
John M. Collins
Jack Bosenthal
•Cfeo"HoIiif ''
Barnard McSwwney '
Percy Newberry
Lawrence Perez, Jr.
WUBnm WUBmott
c. G. Chrlstoffm'
I*ed •#. W^ber
jdhanna Larson
John Hbertz
Jennie Maass
Daniel J, McNamora, Jr.
Nicholas Laricos'
Harry Harrison .
Edwin lAckren
JHarold.6chot. -
8axneP.,Kxie8er
DISTBECT 40
Samuel K. Bodgdon
Irving H. Braverm&n
DISTBIOT 41
Owen I. Dlrenger
Ohartea Friedman
DISTICK!T43
Harold M, Held
Burton M. Freeman
DISTRICT 43
"'.' WendeV'H.-Linl£'
Kugene CJhao
BKTBiCT 44
- George B. Snyder
Thomas &, 1^Wte
•DISTl«iCT4S
JPramoer P. HlmeUarb-
Theresa Oreeablatt .
DISHtlCT 4<!
Andrew Thaler
William J. Kaland
• DISTRICT 47
Julefi A. Wiener
Paiil Bartacclni
* DISTRICT 48
Solly Popldu
Iieo Young
DISTRICT 49
No Candidate
DISTRICT S4
No Catidiclates
»^ln""Utlg'atlon ~"
14 of 18 Districts
Call Present Leaders
Lax-—Five Regular
Petitions: in C^irt ^^ '
The Preeport DeftOcratlc Party
la, confronted- with; a .vlllB6;e wide
fight for control of the oiBanlsatlcn
In" (She primaries on TuEsday, Aug.
12, A group calling Itself-tl^e Active
IJemocrat? headed by. Oharlles
F*lednmn ot "the; 4let ElecjUoia p i s .
trlot has; entered ' ( ^ for
j<May)''m';Saanoii.'Out'of'iefe^ene^^^ ". ''.?
^1
If.
to Aflra. BanintQ, no otspositjon state
haa been presented-'^ln the S^th dis­trict
of whlcih she has been a
committeeman for many yeara.
Other districts In whliih there' a i*
nb contestss ore the S8th, 48th and
6«h.
Contending that Bomtnatlng. pe­titions
of the Regular Organization
were Improperly drawn, counsel for
the.. Active ..Democrata.^iias.., asked-,
the Supreme Court to reject those
filed for committeemen In the 33d,
38th, 4Bth, 47th and 4«th eleotiOM
districts. Argument was heard bar
fore Supren^ Court Justice BDgan>
tn Mineola yesterday and fr dedston^
is expected shortly. In the 46tbi
election district: whew Obrls Oliris- '
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Roosevelt Line Orders
Second New Modem Bus
The Rdoiievelt Bus Line of Free-port,
contlnulpg Its rebuilding pro­gram,
has ordered a second now
bus. It purchased the first last year]
The two vehicles when delivcwd;
will eoatala the' company to sport
"brand news" for tho first time
sliu:e Its inception 3S y«ars ^ o .
A.-thirdJ3usu.iH contemplated nect'
yezur with a fourth in-1660.
New postages Rates'
Effective Tomorrow
The~ foUos^g- iiuxeased postal
rates become* effective tomorrow:
Fifst .Class Letters, 4 cents an
Dunqe.' • '
Post and Postal Cards, 3 cents
each. ^ •
'Airmail (not exceeding-8 ounccsi
7 cents,an ofance.
Air Post and Postal Cards, 5
cents each. • .
Thlrt^ Class Mall (including un­sealed,
printed greeting' cards)- 3 ;
cente firet 3 ounces, 1% cents each schools Tuesday at 7 pjn
addlMon^.ounce. - : - . j . At the close of five
,-'
FiddDayWednesdayToEnd
'SSSchoolPlayground Season
The 19S£ season of the sununer playBiounds of tbe Freeport Boaxd' ?
of Education will be ^ u g h t to a. tilose ^th-jthe Euinual track and field'
meet to be held Wednesday frvm 9:30 AJ&I., to S:30''pJl(., at *Randi^ .'
Park, T, Redmond McKcmut, the
.s:
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V.'
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director, .announced this week.
The annual exhibits of ttie work
done in arts and crafts 'by the at­tendants
at the various playgrounds
win -be held in tbe Individual
weeks of
activity the Columbus aVe. boys
were leading in the point com-petiyoa
with a score of 1*55, fol-''
lowvid by Clevfjland, 1,445; Archer,
1,265; Atkinson', 1,070, and Bayview.
2eS. In the girls' evfenta' Atldnsmi
and Columbus were tied tor the
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