1952-04-10

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THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1952
Estate
Needed
Henry J-A. Collins sitting in
. Court Nassau Ooimty,
.the motion of the Bald-win
flohe^ District to co^^
-award of
nbe r conmlflslonerg Bad
&2&HQQ to Grace Baum-
, gartner, • 4fce owner'of a. one-iialt
ftWcfrnmgServiee
The Aircraft Warning Service prot>ably~wiU~T}e put on a
24-hour basis:begimuhg-May 1, it was indicatedrat a,meeting
held in the meeting i»ooni 6J the Nassau County Board of Super-visors
Monday night. Supervisors Herman C, Dunker, Chief Ob-server•
Patrick^Killikelly, Thomas, Murpby and Daniel J. Car-michael';
of t^eT;loca.ffAkcraft Warning coinmand .attended.
'Baynttrad iBamutt, aMstaixt 'dlr • • -
redtor of ,dvU I>efi
County, presided and
the .director,v '
•;' Avenue.- wfob xHd • iwxt . .restetv conflr-mation.
They had tvwared $275,400.
, for, the '• SMr% acres In the 'WlHow
Brook Golf Course. -The owner, Mil-toiB5i;
ljabd,eywUcate, Itoc, . jHd: not
resist conf irmafctoa but Tvas; grian/t-ed
an allowance for counsel fees
feoqpeofies. of $10,000 XM) upon its
' 1 pef cent
.under the statute in ths
of: ttie~Cbiinfc.~^nie
ant claimed, a -lien (for its -lease
f $25,000 wfotefc da
/for Nassau
O. Ryan,
ateo was
brought' out th'at .eac^i'EOation must
provide '.Its' own shower to be used
The local Station, which, uses the
roof of the Meadow Brook National
Bank; as Its observation post, takes
la the south shore from RbcfcriHe
Centre to BeUmore, Inclusive,- and
Boosevett., A stofif 61 320 observers
wiU be needed to 'keep, the post
manned around.the clock: Only 75
are at present enrolled, as observers.
birector Duriker and Chief Obser-ver
Klllikelly .have appealed for
jffdmien"toTi volunteer, as observers
during the' day-when most men are
at business.' Volunteers may apply
at. the Legion migout to be enrolled,
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WOMAN NEEDS $45; WEEKLY
. Ah,ln6ome of Jf45 a .week
a__ year,^as required by a working
wtooaan In Nerw State, Jiving
03. a member of a 'family unit, to
maintain herself adequately during
1851; the : Stole Labor Departmenft
said today; '•', " ' : ' '
--• Confirmation was resisted' by the
; tenant. Willow Brook Golf Club
~lsK.t ;onlia numiber-'• of ; tebhntcai
gftrands,—all- of - 'wirfclr rwfcre" oror-
- - - - JttdgeajCoJHns.
of .Education h(ao Ih-ita
. attorney, Walter O.
,of-Baldwlnr to -proceed
.'. wltto" -ttie : preparatton.
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CJourt upon' the decision, ;r r- ••-'•''"-' r''"::''': •-•'"'.;"""•' " " ' • : _ : -
ECKHAKbT WINS HONOR
• Peter J; Bckhanit of Baldwin, has
rbeen eteoted a ^preseatottve of the
music .department; of-Adelphi, I>Qir
iBca Colleger honomry'scholafitlc so-ciety.
Bc&hardt Is.the son of Mr.
and Mra.,'Peter C. EfcBhairdt- of 77
Church.street; (Baldwin, -,
For BOYS &TQRLS
GRACE WALKEE — For Women
:JOHN a ROBEBT^ —
B F R W F P Q & SQUTH MAIN STREET
JM?.:^r^v 9 1 FReeport 8^122
17 WEST MERRICK RD.. FREEPORT
WOOL
W M E N ' S
Fully LinecJ
Navy with white collar
: Sizes;3 -6x T ••^'..'-'"i''it <-
HANDBAG
SIZES 7-8-10, $12.90
*$f'%£''-*:,$fa&?j^ ';••;'';;''"'*' •'.:-'. '•)•(•
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Freeport" Air Patrol
lakes Part in
Squadron 3 of -the Civil Air Patrol
with thead.nnuvntera at -the Ufl. Naval
Reserve Training Center, ' Freeport,
participated in last Sunday's simu-lated
and Besue Mission
"rescued" two Air Pofrce' pi-lots
who parachirted Into the hills
of 'nonQiem "Wtestdiester County
from a C-45 en route from Malone
Airport to Mitcbel H^ld.
Captain iBalp . EL. Bozley, com-manding
officer of Squadron 3 In
Preeport, ihas pilot members sta-tioned
at <the Nooth 'Long Beach
Seaplane Base and also at Zahn's
Airpocrta., !Ptorty-Beven CAP planes
took part in-last Sunday's mission.
In addition to the pilot end ob-server
members of Squadron 3, <there
are experts in radio communication,
(transportation and first add. Captain
Bazley has Just annotusceQ --Uiit
baa vacancies on his staff for.both
men and women who ore Interest In
the- work-of Civil Air Patrol. Meet-
Ings are iheld at 8:30 every Monday
evening at the tJjS. Naval. Reserve
Training Center at S^eeport. . .
Commission to Hold
Examination for Police
Chief Peter Etor of the Preeport
.Police Pepteirtment called afltent-tion
today to tflie fact that ttoe Nas-sau-
(Bounty Clvdl Service CoonmiB-alon
is to conduct an examination
.to establish an eligible B^t for
patrolmen to be appointed to tne
ccninity and village department.
The time for filing applications
ejqplreo on Saturday, May 5. Appli-cation
forms may be obtained at
•the headquarters of the Civil Serv-ice
Oommdsdon In Mlneote.
For Your
Easter Shopping
Convenience > •
BEGINNING ON
AND CONTINUING UNTIL
E ASTER
MEMBER STORES OF THE
MERCHANT
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
; WILL REMAIN Ol»ENr
EVERY EVENING
It will pay you to
"SHOP" FREEPORT FIRST!
Merchants have~"6iffclorie
themselves to bring ....<, _j ..._.-flff. - ~
You and your family
the very finest...
latest..', desirable
merchandise ...
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PRICED TO PLEASE
Merchants Division
^EEEPOBT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
-Warren Samet, President
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HlEEPOHf MEMORIAL'
WESO? JI'EElilCK: EOAD
LEADER Favors 5-Day Week For
FOLLOW THE
LEADER
FOR
RFJQABLE
ADVERTISING i lFREEPORT'S OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER"
16th Year, No. 47 FEEEPOET, N. Y., THURSDAY, APEEL 10, 1952
FOLLOW THE
LEADER
FOR1
NEIGHBORLY
NEWS
FIVE CENTS PEE COPY
Hanse Park Project 1
Must Pay Its Way,
Viebrock Tells Civics
Trustee Says Increase
In Assessed Valuation
Should Absorb Outlay
The impression that he advocates
a $300,000 bond Issue for ttoe Im-mediate
developtment of a IjOQtMsur
municipal parking fdeld In the
Hanse Bark area was cleared up by
Village Trustee Cord Viebrock in
a talk before members of .the North-east
Civic Association a!b the home
of Harry J. Beftoowitz. 216 North.
Ocean avenue, Friday night.
Mr. Viebrock. outlined his p«>-
gxfenr for developing the Hanse
Park area into a major paarfcmg fdeld
and - extending certain* streets to
provide access to it as he has done
In previous itiaUcs. He declared, how-ever,
-'•••• •-•*•• —-•-»'n—o*t fa*vo-r j a«utt-i-a,
village expenditure for the
improvement' until sufficient • addi-tional
f village-assessment is assured
by virtue jyt .the, project to absorb
the cost.
Mr. VleUrock' -mentioned that' a
large organization has made a sur-vey
of the Preeport business distric
and manifested interest hi locating
a depcartftnent store on Henry street
extending all the way from Newton
Boulevard to Merrick road- and run-ning
back some depth. He said
if construction of the Hanse Park
parking field was a condition of
bringing... this..store ..to. Ereepprti.he
would approve launching the 1m-
3verheate3 Chimney
Causes &aall Fire
fThe :Preepoi* Hre .Depaitanenft
was- called out yesterday morning
when an oveitoeateA chflmney Caused
a fire- in -the .ceUer of the O. V. Bol-ter
Oo^ dry cleaners, of 70 South
Grove street. The volunteero quick-ly
'got Jtoe-WaBe under oonttrol with
sllgiht damage, most "Of which was
caused by smofee. The business was
not, intermitted .by taie flre.
Three New Members i , , _• . t j T *^* In WoodhuD Chapter
Group Leaving Sunday
To Attend Ginvention;
Many Events Planned
MlS. Howard W. of
^evolnationuieg
andyadd a ^'parking
. ~;be con-venient
iio tab site_of tiie1
store, He said there IB still 'a strong
^Oooutinued on Plage 3)
Fredport Quota $4,400
In -County Cancer Drive
of
of *$MOO?in the
^ ia progress this ; Wal-ter'
J. -Mtontla, tihe chairman an-nouiiced,
-this week,,
(Due to the foot that tHe appoint-ment
o f _ ^
until almost the '^tatt, of . ttie cam-paign
.lie vras uable to perfect the
oi^anization, in time to get title drive
undeiiway
is .:workerBTrn»w"
as
lie
'ex-
.top
Mr. Maranda today announced
the appointmentt.,.Gf~Sheiitfir H. Al-fred
.VoUmer- and
Jionoriary
trict cojJtadns to date ^re
Gili>ert, Robeiit Mollenhauer; Mrs.
Harry
and" Mro. David K;-KJadane.: Samuel
Gerber "-. is .treasurer -and".com, box
chairmaai, RAisseU E. . HotoUng, . fra-ternal
chairman, and ' Mrs. Afice
Anderson, pubHdty chairman,
ContribuMons to date total $230,
Mr. said,
Preeport, Mrs. Harold A. Post of
Massapequa and Miss (Evelyn Jean
Qmitih of Wantagh were inducted
into the Chapter and welcomed as
new members, at the meeting of
.the-iRuflh .Floyd Woodhfuli Chapter,
D.A&., iheld last Saturday at tfce
home of Mrs. W. Carl Ortttenden,
Sie.Smitfh Sto^eet, Freeport.
They were presented with a card
of greeting from -Mrs. Ed$ar B.
Cook, New York State Regent, a
set of flags consisting of the Ameri-can
Flag and *he D.A.R. Flag, a
copy of 1ihe Chapter's Year Book and
a red, wtolte and blue corsage,
Mrs. William L. Hale, Chairman
of Conservation, distributed hanks
of wool to the members who vol-
,, to knit articles -for
onmiial ngatherlng of •the Needle-
Few Changes Made
As Trustees Convene L. j,\H For New Fiscal Year
Doxsee Thanks Citizens
For Confidence Shown
In Integrity of Board
All the members of Preeport's of-ficial
family were returned to office
art; the re-organization meeting of
the Village Board Monday night in
the Municipal Building. Trustees
Leonard D. B. Smith and Cord Vie-brock,
who were re-elected in March
took over for another two-years
term. The Kev. Reginald H. Scott,
rector of the Traoisfiguration Epis-copal
Church, as usual opened the
meeting with the Invocation,
In opening the meeting Mayor
Robert L. Doxsee renewed his pledge
to give the village the best admin-istration
possible in his capacity as
mayor. He said he and the members
of the board has done .their best to
live up to their promises and though
it had been impossible to keep every-body
happy, he' believed tihe people
of Preeport have fadth in the Vil-lage
(Fathers' integrity and hold
them in goodwill, otherwise -they
would have re-elected Trustees
Smith and Viebrock in an uncon-tested
election;
"We have dried to be a credit to
the village and ourselves," he con-tinued.
"We have done nothing un-derthaaided
and are not afraid "of
iQVes&sartiBa ^ould-Qne come." He
also "" " '*"
ford Carr of Wantagfi, Mirs.
man C. Holaday Jr., and Mrs. Am-ermanii,
a member of the General
Nathaniel Woodjiull Chapter of New
York.
Mrs. Edward D. Blackwell and
Mrs. Raymond A. Searfoss presided
at tihe tea table.
Tttie following members are
ing Faster Sunday for ttue ttlfit Con-ttoental
Congress to be iheld in
Waslhlngton, DXJ., April .14 to 10:
iMrs; ^ederick- W. Wihiteliouse, Re-gent
is leaving very early Sunday
morxUng In order ito attend the Ded-icatior
of tftie Valley Forge Mem-oriaW-
Service in the
I at Valley Forge.
te (represented at
IPrederick W.
Mrs. W. Carl
Chairman of
on Page 20)
Index
OblttsarleB
Sports ;..
Bdltorial _,—™_*
Around Town _«_...
Lesral Notices
Girl Scout NeWa~T-Movie
Guide --...
Church Notices
PeraonalitiGA
Pen. Shots
Pogea 17, 18
. Paso 4
16 & 17
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T^ * TV -• * T7* t 1 > Demirtg Praises yiebrocks
Program For
Trustee Cord Viebrock 'B plan for a i;000-car municipal park-ingfield
in the Hanse Park area was praised last week by John
F. Doming, Regional manager of the New; York State Depart-ment
of Commerce. <...•'-•• - - -
Mr. Deming visited Trustee Viebrock to_di9cuss the prb^
posal after reading, accounts of ;itpin The Leader and other^iieT^
'papers.^iHe declared it impressed him as the most constructive
plan that Freeport has ever offered or had offered to it, and
that it may prove the means of finally solving Freeport's prob-i
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Mr. Denying obtained copies of the map dnd engineer's
drawing's of the proposed Hanse Park parking field for his own
?use ah^dto send to the Department of Commerce at iAIbany.Jor
study and comment. . '
Bennett to Address
Republicans Tonight
Steute Senator Jonn p. Benneftt,
of RookvUle Oeiitre, will give the
address tonight at 8:30 o'clock at
the morithly meeting of the Free-port
Republican dub* In the Legion
Dugout. Officiate and members of
the Roctaville Centre Republican
Club and the Recruits will be the
guests of the local G.O-P. at that
time. . ,
Ralph L. Marshall, chairman, and
bhe women of the club are expect-ing
the annual card party to be
held In the South Shore Yacht Club
on Wednesday night, Mby 14, to be
a huge success.—Mrs.- OatJherine^
Glrard, 36 North Bayvlew avenue,
is in charge of the tickets.
:r«m»Tw««*W*
—*—' "• -'': 'past
State to Open Bids
On "Peninsula Extension
The-New York State Department
of Public Works will receive sealed
bids April 16 for the construction of
1.19. miles ol Peninsula Boulevard
from Lyon PDace $o Oce&n avenue in
:nem_rQute """
Taxpayers To Raise
$75,995 Additional
To Meet Higher Costs
Increased Assessment
la Expected to Absorb
Good Part of Expense
The Mayor's annual estimate ol
the Preeport Village .budget lor
the year 1052-63 tomato $1,621,410,63
with estimated receipts Irom sources
other than taxtottton of $736,7*170,
lew/tag the omount_to .be ixdsett "by
ibaxatlon, U the present figures are
made final, at $894,063.73.
Oonxpanatoive figures tor ttoe 1681-
52 budget were $1,391^95.76 gross,
less $&73,32S£8 leaving $018^0jl8
to be raised by toxattott.
Tials represento ^n-^ Increase- of
rate was
slst of tiwo 24^-fpbt asphalt concrete
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Village Olerk Edinimd T,-C5heshire
and Village Treasurer -Gordon Sim-onson
were jeappctoted for two
years terms and .tihe otheo* depart-ment
heads for one year. Trustee
Smitlh was designated aa- acting
.mayor. The Leader was again des-ignated
as -tine official paper/
Other ajxpointmenrts were as fol-lows:
Russell E. (Hotallng, deputy
village ,clerk; Mrs. Marguerite John-sohv'.
Benior. clerk, second deputy vil-lage
clerk . and deputy register of
vital statistics; FQiohrad RaVnor,
village assessor (Mrs. XiininTi Stet-f-
ens, senior account clerk and dep-uty
.treasurer; Maortdn H. Weyrauch,
village -counsel; Paul Kelly, acting
police justice; Mllford P. Van Riper,
A. Hager,
mort, sttperintendent of buildings;
'Edmund T. Young, assistant sup-erintendent
of buildings; Baldwin &
(poritinued on Page 20)
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- 1his: liSfc ':<s£ Peninsula Boulevard
will run along the old North Pipe
Line through Lynbrook to connect
with the end of the Lynbrook spur
of -the Southern Sftate Parkway at
Ocean avenue.
BAYVIEW FHARMACY
OPEN ALL IDAY SUNDAY
The Bayvlew Pharmacy, 379 AA-lantlc
avenue, will remain open
after the other druggists in Preeport
close art. 2 pan. The telephone is
Freeport 8-0124.
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$1.62 on each $100 of aesepsed valu-ation,
based on an asse&ed valua-tion
o! $W^33ae8;-An,inc)T91a]Bed val-uation,
1052-63
the Village 'Board '' : ;if .....
Three items under General Gov-ernment
are listed to Indicate to
the people of Preeport what they
would have to pay in taxes If the
village did not have Municipal
Power and Walter plants. T^ey aro
Street Lighting, $58,000; Electricity
for other municipal uses, $20,000,
and Hre Hydnmt. Service. $^,760.00.
However, ttiey are ofif^seft by aunl^.
lar Items ,in anticipated 'receipts
from sources other tihan taxation.
(Ctontdnued on Page 4)
Holy Redeemer Will Launch
New Exalted^Ruler of Elks
People from every section of Our Holy Redeemer parish
will be on hand at 8 o'clock Monday night to mark- thejDfficinl
opening of the .$150,000 Building.. Fund Campaign for "a new
school wing by the Right Reverend Monsignor Johp J. Manon,
the "pastor.
The Intensive house-to-house
Campaign wiU be conducted among
all tfie .paiishloners -and- friends of
the parish. Monies raised -from this
<irive~ wil Ihelp defray, ttie_ coats of
construction of the liew Structure.
Over ISO-men" volunteers of the
p^rifilh will assemble in the cniirch
at 8 oVilock with their families,
friends, neighbors and, parishioners
to Join with Monsignor M^hon in
on imprestve religious ceremony tx>
blessing on the, under-
Benjamln J. Eelner, new exalted 'ruler of Frecport Lodge, B.P.O.E^ on
left, is greeted by Thoonoa F. bouffherty, past district deputy and in-stftllinff
ofHcer; and J. Georffe Olynn; rctirlnfir exalted ruler, at Elko '
Lodge installation Thursday.night Bagatelle Photo. ' ' ' "
'.The. official opening will culmin-ate
many ,weetos of hard work and
preparation by, Monslgnor Mahon,
his Assistants Fathers' John J. Mid-den
and John P. Dtfaiv'and the
campalgm committee under ' the
.leadership of Henry J.cDengel, genT eral; chadrman^ Associate 'chairmen
are Gustav J, Berkel, Frank Oodtan-
-tlnp and Cyril J. Ryan: The Ad-vancetf
Memorial GlfJts Oommittee
under the chairmanship of Joseph
M.: Kager and his associates Fred
A. Gerhardt, Oorydon M. Johnson
and Edward A. Washefea, nas &1-
•i-eady .begun its work and is receiv-ing
wide support from tfce peopte.
,. tat ' *wo - weetes ol solicitation,
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•this'.cbmtinittee
'$50,000 in signed pledges'.
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