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G.QJ. tpi^Qwiiy In
Tuesday*; ElecdoM
Party Carries Village ,
'By Approximately 3 to 1;
6,805 Votes for
Freepprk proved one of the ban-ner
conimunties of the banner Nas?
sail County Jn the r&^lectlpn of
Oov. Thomas E. Dewey and the
entire state .Republican candidate
*by approximately a 3 to 1 "vote,
sometimes even better, and even
_th6 support given-'the Democrats by
the Liberal party failed .to reduce
the ratio to any considerable extent.
. Dewey polled 6*805 votes to 2,437.
cast for hia Democratic-Liberal op-ponent,
divided 2,316 under the star
and. 115 under the Liberal's emblem.
John T. Lynch, ^American Labor
Party candidate for Governor, re-ceived
14Q votes, while Michael
BartellT'Socialist Worker,, got 13,
and Eric Bass, Industrial*Govern-ment,
6, to give the Republican
candidate a clear majority of 4,210
over all his
WE FORGET I
We of Fre c p 6 r t have
achieved a reputation for
community spirit and gengr-osity.
'A little liit from every one
will assure the success of
"The Spirit of FreopoM Cele-bration.
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Send your, contribumon to-day
to
BILL GLAOKZN y
Fund Chairman
"SPIRIT OF FREEPORT"
Freeport, N, Y:
To Join In Exercies
Day Festivities
'Prank/O. Moore,;Republican Can-didate
for Lleutenant^Goverdor, top-ped
the ticket with a total vote of
. 6,645, against 2,293 cast for Rich-ard
H. Balch, Democratlc-&lbeTaj,
and came out with a majority of
4,421 over all h,ls rivals.
Even Freeport voters were In
fluenced by the smear on Joe E.,
Kanley, Republican candidate for
U.S. Senator, giving him only 6,136
votes' while Heitert, H. Lehman,
Democratic-Liberal, seeking re-elecjr
tlon received 3,096, about 600 mo|re
votes thqn were given any of die
oQier Democratic candidates. Ban-ley
% majority yyas. 2,683,
/Members of the.'Freeport Republi-can
Olub,. received the returns In
the Legion Dugout and then gat
down to doubly .enjoy the refresh-ments
that were served*
Vote In Freeport
The.vote for the various candl-dat#
i&s//compiled by -th? Freeport
PoUce -Department was as follows:
''/;';%?. GOVERNOR""
, Thomas E. Dewey (Rep.) 6,80R: Wai-
Mr A, Lynch (Dem.JLlb) 2,427: John T.
WcManua; (A.L,) 149; Michael A. Bar
tel (S.W.) IS.; pr#o HaH* (I,p.) 6; Dew-ey/
a Majority 4^210,
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR
Frank C. Moore, (Rep) 6,345; Rlohnrd
H. Balch, Dem-Lib) 2,292; Clomcntlnea
J. Paolone .(A,L.) 113; Glodyi* Barker
(AW.) 7i Nathan K*u«n (1.0.)- 7;
Moore'* Majority 4,421
COMPTROLLER
J, Raymond McGovcrn .(Rep.)
Spencer ^Z. Y<*"»? (peml-LIb.)
Mitchel Field Cbmmander
22 Years In the Air Force
Col. Melvin S. Hollidge, Base Oom-mander
at Mltshel Air Force Base,
.s sorting his "twenty-third year of
service wlbh the Air Force, -He has
been In command at Mltohel Field
for six months. ,
He Is a native of Washington,
Did, and A* graduate of Mount Her-mon
College In Norbhfield, Mass.
Ool. Sollldge enlisted In the Air
Force as an aviation .cadet In 1928.
He received a commission as sec-ond
lieutenant In 1929 and was
stationed at Kelly Air Force Base
In Texas. He has served at most
of the major bases, Including Lang-ley,
in . Virginia, and March .Air
Force Base In California. Se achiev-ed
an enviable record as Air In-spector
and Base Commander at
the IT. 8.' Air Base at Badkialnger,
Germany.
Col. Hollldge's recprd as a Com-mand
Pilot has been studded with
commendations. He has received
countless citations and medals and
his work for out-stapding anti-sub-marine
work over the Atlantic won
him the coveted American. Defense
Service medal.
4,352.
6,704:
- . 2,316:
Michael J, Jimenez, (A.L.) 113; H»rry
\Rlnz <S.W.) 7: Bronko
'(I.G.) 6: McGovern'8 MA
ATTORNEY GENERAL
-Nathaniel L.' Goldstein (Rep.)* 6,720;
Francla J. D'Amanda. (Dem.-Llb). 2,318;
Frank Bchelner, (A.L,)* 116; Arthur
Prel*, (S.W.) 8; Goldateln": MajArlty,
4,276. . ' * /
'.. ' . .,', /- U...S.. SENATOR-- '"• ."\-.^
Joe R, Kanley, (Rep.) 6,136: Herbert
H. Lehman (Dem.-LH*.) 9,066; William
E; B. DdBoIa (A.L.) 188 * Joaeph Han-aeh,
(S.W.) 8* Stephen Emery, (I.G.) 4;
Hanley'a Majority 2,923
: SUPREME COURT JUSTICE . ,
Peter. M. Daly, (R.-D..L.) 0,004 ; Nich-olas
;M/ Pette, (R*-D.LV)-rO;081;^M6rrlif
Pottlah, (AL) 116 * Joaeph J^ Forte, (A/
I») 1,19;- Daly's ^Majority =8.078; Pett*'s
•Majority:' 8,9 12. '< A'." ' : \ ^ "<• :.\ v . /• J \^' ^ ^
, ",-\..' • '. ',',' CONGRESSMAN'" \\,-.."-' '.,'.'
; Lebnard-, W^LSall/ (RepJ ' 6,3f*2 : Lawi
rence Wr McKeow*^ " (pe«.4Llb,) 2;4 j 1 :
Henry DoHnan, (A.L'.) 128 ; Hall'* ; Ma-joHty.
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\ v , '• .•.;/ ,-, -ASSEMBLYMAN .•:•" •',-•..,>"."/:
Joseph F. Oarllqo^ ( Rep.L .6, 64 0 1 \ Ra%
Mi Brand, (Dem.) 2,810; Harold .John^
*on,\ (A^L.) ; 134 ;/ Edgar D, BarandboV
(LlbJ 109 % Oarllno's Majority. 4,083. "\
.'/ > '/.•',' "?=r STATE! • SENATOR ./, . "^^ : • '• .\
Johm D. Benn*^, , , (Rep.) ; v@.898 1 "Ben-
Wickersam Inspects
C. D. Control Room Here
Gen. Cornelius D. Wlckersham,
director of Civil Defense for Nas-sau
County, inspected_the Freeport
control cehterlnIRe Soard room of
the Municipal Building Tuesday
afternoon. He heard reports from
local director, Cyril C. Ryan, and
heads of the various departments in
the "C. D." set-up as to what had
been accomplished. At the con-clusion
of their reports he compli-mented
them on the progress they
had made.
Director Ryan this week Issued
an appeal for everybody vho pos-sibly
could to enlist for some Civil
Defense activity. '. Though" approxi-mately
3,000 .persons have already
volunterred their services, he said
this was not enough. This Is (31vll
-Defense Week and any who desire
to enroll fjo'r any'of the various ac-tivities
may doisb at'any. hour of
theA.day or, night - In Police -.Head-quarters,'•:'•'
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OPEN ALL
PHARMACY
Pharmacy; ^379.^ A tr
.; will pemaln open i Sun-
.day ; i after the other ' druggists ; In
$*reepbrf close at 2/PU. • The;,'tele-pnbne
& - FReeport J8-pl2<L , J V. h ^ f : ^- '
I/ Bennett's ; 4,4 25i. ; " ' "
be;
10 ajQL? to : 3 pjnl for four
Noveniber s%w i^SN^
Judg6 Johnson to Preside
At 'Adoption' R^ites; Men
To Get $100 Bonds
Freeporters are expected to flock
'en masse" to the Municipal Sta-
,dlum Saturday morning to join In
'honoring the "Freeport Kids," mem-bers
of the crew of B-69 bomber
"The Spirit of J^eepprt" who .dre.
coming to Freeport from Okinawa,
after flying 30 combat missions over
Korea to participate In the Armis-tice
Day exercises and remain for
four days to be feted and enter-tained.
Just eight years ago In 1042, Free-porters
went al out In November
and December during a War Bond
sale campaign and Invested more
than $700,000 In 'bonds. Witl^ the
proceeds of this sale, three bombers
were purchased by the'War Depart-ment,
one of which was named "The
Spirit of Freeport." The title was
chosen In a contest conducted by
the War Bonds sale committee under
the chairmanship of Robert E. Pat-terson.
The winner prayed ,^o..b$.^obMti
E. Smith, 88 Rose st.,^ who ^is' t*ie
first to propose VThe Spirit of Free-port,"
fbf which he ..received'a $25
War Bohd. Cord Viebrpck received
a similar award for ^ suggesting the
second bomber be named "Spirit of
Freeport II." However, &t Was later
ruled that only one ship could be
named for any given community,
Crew Finds "Decal"
The Smiths,, who still.live at.,the
Rose at. _a$%dres3, wrote John Froggy
newscaster for Station "WGBB about
the contest aft6r .Mstenrng to hls^
broadcast. The letter reads asjfol"t
lows: •'''% , ' '\ '• .-%".•- "'"'• '•
"In your broadcast Nov. 1,' 1050,
I.was glad to learn that the bomber,
"Spirit of Freeport' wad coming to
Freeport as R, E. Smith, my hus-band,
won first prize, a $25 bond
for suggesting that name. It. Is of
great pleasure to us as- on Nov. 1A,
we will celebrate our 49th wedding
anniversary/' - "—^-*
"The Spirit of Freeport't was not
delivered for combat duty until 1946
and whether It participated in World
War H ls*not quite clear. However,
It was used In training after the
war 4nd when hostilities In Korea
broke out rushed to Korea where it
participated In 30 missions and was
hit three times by enemy flak.
While going . over ;the ship last
August, *&he crewmen discovered a
decalcamanla showing that it had
been purchased with the proceeds of
War Bonds purchased by local cit*
Platmmg Recep+idn, to Flyer$ < *r -•*• . .*; • ..' .' . . . ' « • #-.|.'..y- .
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Freeporters and Air Force renresentatlves planning four-day 1__ -.
for crew of "The Spirit of Freeport/' left to right, Joseph Obldblatt,
president Chamber M Commerce; Cwt. Nicholas DeVorc, U. 8. Air
Force; Mayor Rober* L, Doxsce, Major George R. Carpenter, 1st
U. 8. Air Foroa, and Augustus B. Weller,\ president Meadow Brook
National Bank.
Crowded Four*Day Program Ready
For Crew af 'The Spirit o{ Freeport*
The eyes cf tho Nation will be on Freeport for the four days
this Saturday, Armistice Day, as the story of "The Spirit of Freeport"
.
through War Bond/bales . of " Freeport \lUrln@
brdught back to Mitchel Field for this ifoiEf-day celebration by the Meadow
the VUAaga^nra&pOTt^Wl Me
a plea^ure-i)aok»Kac}*edule}plua navin? the o^pbytuhity tid'teH their own
story to the enHre Nation via radio and television appearances.
Here Js the schedule as released by Don G. Welier, comniJttee chair-man,
&oday: f .
SATURDAY
8:00 a^n.— Motorcade of committee and bond workers assembles at
6:15'&jn^—Leaves Stadium. •. . ;
8 r60a^n.—Motoycade arrives at #itche!Fleld/#p/ '
"9:00 ami,7-Orew arrives to.:bejgreeted by Commanding Officer of the
base, Colonel Ml' S/ Aollldgb;, County Executive Jr Russel SprpBuei an;d
members of the "Spirit of Freeport" committee. Crew (hen takes place
In motorcade. . j .' . : .
9:20 ajn.—Leave Mitchel Field for Freeport.
8:45 ajn.—Arrive In Freeport where Parade and motorcade gets
undernway. , .
10:00 ajn.—Parade and motorcade Proceed South oh Main St. to the
Stadium. ,
10:45 aan.4iArrive at Stadium. %
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1st Lieut. Joseph K. Taylor, of
Brooklyn, the bombardier, wrote the
First National Sank & Trust Co.,
mentioned on the decal about the'
discovery and the letter was turned
over/to^AugusttBr-Wellerrpreoldent
of the Meadow Brook National
Sank, which had absorbed the for-mer
First National. .. .
. AftJpr (xmsidtlhg 'Mayor* Robert
I*. Ddxsee, me'mibers of ti%ie .Village
Board and Joseph Goldblatt, preslr
dent of the Chamber of Commerce,
Mr. Wellar wrote Jnvitlng the " 16
members ' of the crew t ; come ; to
The
10:00 M—Crew and committee wfth press will be gueata of Ouy
bardo for "luncheon at his East. Point House.
2:00 pin,—Return to .the Stadium for Freeport-Westbury footbaH
•ame.- • .' /- . . ' • ' • ' • '. • .' \ .y . .. . \...
4:30 pjn.—Check into the Shorecrest Hotel.
5:30 pan.—Reception for the orew at the .Home of Augustus B.
Weller, President of the Ipeadow ^rook National Bank,
8:00 pjn.—"Dinner.. ' -
SUNDAY ,
9:00 a,m.—Breakfast. \ .
1@:00 M^Lunch with Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt.
8:30pjh.7-MTs, Roosevelt's'Television Show.-^WNiBT, Channel 4
7:00 p.m.—Evening In Manhattan. . '
... ' ' ..,\ \ •• . •. MONDAY , . -.
. \9:00ajn,—Bruakfast . ' ,Z •
v 12:30p.m.^Television and radio show at Sardl's-^WOR and WOBr
TV—Ohannel 9. \ ' , ^ * , ! '..
l:OOpj».^JPed Steele's Teleyislqn.8how—WPIX—Channel 11 /'
?:30pm.^3haihber of Commerce &uffet Supper anjd Dance at Guy
Lombardqls, / ' /
^ Jl:(Mlupj».7==3i3adwa7,OpenJHQUJ86, television ;Show,,vWNBT, .qhahnel,.
4. (Posslblity of another-Ty appearance on the "Tex and" Jinx Sh'pw^' on
""*" Channel'4 at 6:30 pjn.);/ ,. . ' / . .V,r
•TUESDAY' ! "• •''•••.?^; "' • •
were made
and the four-'day
Waablogttm
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cqminittiee \ Quickly ^prepared
four^lay program wMclwfll be'
'A cohslderabie sum l^/ required
to :]Hpance: j*uch an; event/'
as each member of the crey ia ]
11:45 aah^—^Market Melody? Television Show-4WJZ;-*rV', pajinel ?.
5:30 pjn.^-Dlnner at Savoy Inn as guests of Edward ?Bpng. •. ^
, 7:30 pjn^-OtBS'-News/ OBS-TV, .Channel 2.' • 'V^-;// '•:;".•".;.'/'•','•',''.
8:0p. .pjn^'Mr.. Roberts". Show as .guests of.1 Its, producers/ • .•
be < .pr^aent«d a: $100 . sayings .bond.
A@ a-reaultvJJS&yor Doxsee hag ap»
pea^for %@od? by the" general puEn
llo %to contribute to the. fund, Coh-trtbutiona
r should < / be rushed and
oiade;,payable to"-Village 'Tnistep
Bun?,
. ZS^eport, -LJ, If the*
people" will 'give. small amounts
of Freeport (%l@b»Uon .comprlgAA:
^>" Mayor ^ppx^/';hoop2*T%; c^^
man,; Don ; O/,; W«Ue^! {KhalMoaif;,
\'ahd EVere&t Ri-'
the en4&uaJaamVtb^ \bought boada
eight • yeara :agd the hecetaaTy f unda