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THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1952
THE LEADER
Program Announced
the JFREEPORT By MoDoy Council
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THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1952
TAMP CHATTER
maintaining radar observation posts Bayville. TfoT 5-OOT;
one-two-three for Rockville Cenaround the clock, and must have Sal Francavllla, Intervale, Ave.,
tre in the lower half.
observer volunteers to detect uni- Fanningdale, FR 2-16G3-M.
Miss Chance in Sixth Inning
dentified planes, rockets or other
The Freeport "Stars" had a
missiles which could evade the radar Veterans of County
chance to split the game wide-open
screen.
(Continued from Page 1}
to start the sixth. Hoertz, batting
Ryan Urges Residents
All persona interested in serving as To Hold Celebration
for Finley, sent a grounder scorchOf Post Neighborhoods skywatchers are invited to call C-D "President J. Alfred Valentine has
The next 'three batters fanned. The ing through the infield just out of
Headquarters Aircraft Warning Ser- concluded arrangements with the
run was unearned.
To Volunteer Services
reach of the short-stop. Miranda
Cyril C. Ryan, Nassau Director vice at 22 East Old Country Road, United Veterans' Organizations of
Watson opened the second with got a life when right'fielder Jonga clout through short for a base and bloed dropped his high fly after a of Civil Defense said today he be- Mineola, Gardent City 3-0100 or the Nassau County 1for a monster patriotic celebration at the free Grand
advanced to second on a passed long run, Hoertz reaching third and lieves people will respond to the following post supervisors:
Stand
at the Mineqla Fair during
Patrick
J.
Healy,
475
Willow
Ave.,
joint
OD
and
U1SAP
call
for
Ground
ball. However, Dick 'Ftnley, Miranda Miranda second on the misplay,
the
HlOth
Annual Exhibition for'FriCedarhurst,
OE
92966;
Observer
volunteers
when
they
fully
and Pratt were strike-out victims. with three-outs to go.
understand who is wanted and why. Eugene LeCluse, V i s t a Road, day evening, September 12 from 7:30
Madden issued his only two walks
Under Little League rules, run(to 9:30 P.M. The programmed events
As to the "who," Ryan declared, Great Neck, GR 2-4OT;
of the game in the home-team's ners must hug the bases until the
Henry J. OlBrien, 20 Central Drive, will be preceded by a parade to be
more
than
1,500
men
and
women
half of the inning, but struckout ball reaches the catcher. Conseparticipated in by units of every
volunteers continue to be needed to Port Washington, PQ 7-2230;
two batters and tossed another out quently it seemed that Prabt, who stand a two hour watch per week
branch of the United States Armed
Edmund
D.
Purcell,
165
Tulip
at first.
hits the ball solidly should have from the Observation Post vantage Ave.i Floral Park, PL 4-6268;
Forces. The committee in charge is
been allowed to swing. Instead he points on taller buildings in nine
Freeportera Score Two
Dr. Elwyn Hoke, 15 Fairmont arranging with the War Department
in Washington, D.C., for an eminent
Freeport earned two runs in the tried the squeeze play, rolling the local areas. Recruitment teams are Blvd., Garden City, FL 2-S805;
third. Ciotti started off by drawing ball toward the mound and Hoertz canvassing residents within short
Louis P. Grlswold, 168 Split Rock officer of the Army to head the list
of speakers at the Grand Stand.
a walk. Vogit struck out, but Mad- was a dead-duck ait the plate, as distances of these posts.
Road, Syosset 6FY 6-H51;
den bunted safely advancing Ciotti Miranda took third.
As to the "what", Ryan said top•Herman C. Dunker 9 East Merrlck The program will be concluded with
a grand fireworks display of set
to second. Medaglia*s double to lefltj Ciotti and Vogt struck out.
most military authorities have as- Road Freeport, FR 9-5661;
Madden fanned 9 Rockville Cen- sessed the enemy potential and are
sent Ciotti home. Gardner was
pieces.
Edward
F.
Brickell,
Godfrey
Ave.
walked and Medaglia came home tre batters, while Teuton disposed
with 'the run that put Freeport of six Freeport players on strikes
ahead as Wajtson was being retired, in three innings and Mormile addthird to first. Two wiffs and an in- ed seven more in the second three
The players, however, will have a
field out quickly disposed of Rockchance
to forget their woes today
ville Centre in the lower half of
Little
League
day at Ebbets Field
the period.
They are to assemble at the Elks
A walk to Miranda and a double clubhouse at 11:30 o'clock to be conto left by Vogt were wasted in the veyed to Brooklyn by bus to witfourth, as Pratt, Ciotti and Madden ness a double-header between the
went down on strikeouts by Mor- Dodgers and the Pittsburgh Pirates
mile, who had replaced Teuton.
Among those who witnessed TuesDisaster Strikes in Fourth
day night's game was Taley Gallucci
Disaster struck in the Rockville manager of the Exchange Club nine
Centre half. DeiBrita beat out a tap who was injured in an automobile
to short, and was sacrificed to sec- accident on Saturday, July 5. He
ond by Brian Popko, who had re- went to Connecticut to recuperate
The very best of all kinds of Sea
placed Woltman in left. Marrin and returned to Freeport' on Monday.
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then raised a short fly to the left
Food, prepared by the finest
of the plate, on which Ciofcti tried
for a one hand catch, knocking the
GOODWIN MADE DELEGATE
ball into foul territory
Chefs in this line. Don't fail to
Arthur C. Goodwin of Freeport
Evidently thinking the ball was
a foul, everyone stood still and did will attend the 23 Biennial Contry the New and Modern
nothing. DeBrita stopped at third vention Oif the Lambda Chi Alpha
and Marrin raced all the way to the Fraternity, which will be held at the
same base, but no one recovered Waldorf-Astoria (Hotel in New York,
from the coma that had settled on August 31 to September 3. He will
the entire Freeport squad. No one be an official visitor from the Brookattempted to fire to Ciotti to touch lyn Poly Chapter of Lambda Chi
one of the men and Marrin strolled Alpha.
back to second untouched.
U.S. COMMEMORATIVE FOR J. GUTENBERG, PRINTAnnual Bazaar Opens
• At Bayview Avenue Lotr ED BIBLE. On September 30, a 3c commemorative stamp will
be on sale at Washington, D. C. This stamp honors Johann GutBy BRUCE GORDON
Wednesday, August 3,
enberg, who 500 years ago printed the first book, the Holy Bible,
Bellow folks . . Why. not drop down and visit the Atlantic Avenue Plans for flhe remaining months from movable type. The date of issue was selected to coincide
fiectian of town sometime? .. a lot of nice stores down there .. Herb Heit- of the year were announced at a with the national observance of Bible Week in more than ,3,000
mann and BUI Woodling of BAYVIEW HARDWARE STORE are a must if dinner given in Al B. White's Fri- communities throughout the country. *
own a boat in [Freeport or have any love of marine life ... they have day night by Archbishop Molloy
The background of the stamp
I
ICKEL—
URSER
C In these days you have
to watch the small change
if you hope to keep the
budget balanced. But
sometimes there's economy in spending. For example, call on your Doctor
be/ore he has to call on yoli!
And,
remember, it.costs
no more to have us compound his prescriptions!
CLAMS ON
HALP_SHELL
AUSTRIAN STAMP FOR YOUTH
GROUP. Austria's latest stamp is a
1.50 schilling commemorative, honoring the meeting of the Interna-
tional Union of Socialist Youth
CIUSY), held in Vienna. THiis organization is widely known as
strongly anti-communist, and has
over five hundred thousand members in twenty-five countries, Including the United States. The
stamp is colored steel blue.—-Austrian Postal Agency.
BRITISH CORONATIONS. The
stamps, which will be issued in honor of the Coronation of Great Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, are expected to be black centered, blcolored stamps, with Elizabeth ITs
head and a Coronation symbol, and
the inscription "Coronation, 2nd,
June, 1963," will also appear—NSN.
UJ9. POST CARD: Postmaster
Jessee M. Donaldson has announced
that on July 31, 1952, a new 2c red
postal card will be issued. This card
will bear the profile likeness of
Lincoln, and will be identical, except
for value and color, with the one
in use prior to January 1. l^ils card
will measure just 3 by 5 inches, the
size of an ordinary file card.
as a strictly
In the heart of town
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Beckman & Pransky present
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When play was resumed, Mormile grounded out to Gardner,
sending DeBrita in. Gardner threw
home and when Pratt heaved the
ball into left field attempting to
get Marrin, the runner continued on
to the plate with what proved to
be 'the winning tally.. Jongbloed
whiffed. Only DiBrita's run was
earned.
Medaglia, Gardner and Watson
went down in order in the fifth,
the first on a pop to third and the
latter two on strikeouts. It ajso was
Announcement...
CUSTOM - TAILORS
TCLWOMEN
OPEN
UNTIL 3A.M.
In Freeport, It's
AL
shows an unfurled paper scroll. On
the left of the stamp is a picture of
"Gutenberg showing a proof to the
elector of Bainz"; and one the right
side is the following lettering:"
"500th Anniversary of the printing
of the first book, the Holy Bible,
from movable type, by Johann Gutenberg." The original mural, which
w.as used for the central subject of
this stamp, is in the New York Public Library, and was painted by Edward Laning.
Stamp Collectors desiring first day
cancellations of this stamp may send
self-addressed envelopes to the Post
master, Washington 3, D. C., with
money order remittance to cover the
cost of the stamps to be affixed.
The nap of the envelope should be
sealed or turned in, and in medium
weight enclosure placed inside. The
outside envelope should be endorsed
"First Day Covers."—NSN.
Sfcywatehers Needed
To Aid Radar Screen
"AD Star" Nine Loses
To Rockville Centre
B7 RUDOLPH M. SALINGER
HOPPING
a wonderful supply of boating and fishing equipment there . . . While Council Friday night. Grand Knight
you're down there, wander into BAYER'S BAKERY and buy some of their Daniel J. Henchey presided and
delicious cheese cake . . it's really worth giving a try . . Need anything officiated as master of ceremonies.
In the pharmacy line? . . A. M. Kregstein of the BAYVIEW PHARMACY The first event will be the annual
Is sure to have it . . . wonderful sodas and friendly service are also fea- bazaar to be held at Sunrise Hightured here < . . Had a few words with Karl Feile of ttie ATLANTIC AVE- way and Bayview avenue from
T7NE NUH3ERY .. Karl is featuring now azeleas,.Hybrids of all kinds, and Wednesday, August 3, through Satlovely trees and shrubs . . - Karl tells me that this is the time to buy for urday, August 23. There will be 14
the fall planting . .
booths and other attractions.
Two degrees will, be conferred
For the man of the house who is delving into some weekend'carpen- during September. A drive for can1
try, lo>kaJ^und"!BIiAOKl!IR S'HiAIRIDWAHE STAKE . . . Walter has a fine didates has been going on in the
assortment of all types of hardware . . . Walter and his wife are real con- various parishes and more., than 100
genial people . . . come in and talk over your hardware problems as well have indicated their intention of
as to buy . . . When you're down on Woodcleft Avenue, don't forget to joining the order.
stop at AL GORDON© .. . Al will fix you up a delicious meal at a very
An Out-door Living Rosary is to
reasonable price . . . BETITY SMITH'S, near the corner of Grove and
be
held at the Cure of Ars Church,
Atlantic, will be celebrating its twenty-fifth year in Freeport, this August
Merriok,
in October and later a din. . . Betty deals only in dresses of unusual sizes—11 to 15, and 12 to 20, of
ner
will
be given for William J.
the town and country variety ... because of this specialization, she has
Speckles,
the
retiring grand knight
a very fine variety, and is now having a clearance sale . . . Know a nice
at
the
Sunrise
Village.
cool way to spend an evening? . . . drive down 'to the foot of Miller
On Tuesday night, November 18,
avenue to Otto Kunz's SEA BREEZE . . . have a terrific lobster dinner and
then take a cruise around the Freeport harbor on the yacht waiting for a service will be held In cotnemorayou at Otto's dock . . sounds swell, doesn*t it? . . and you can take the Uon of members who have passed
away during the year. The annual
boat ride without eating there If boating is all you want . . .
visit to the Consolation Residence
Pearl Judelson of th» HOBBY YARN SHOP, on Grove street, just in Amityville will be taken on Debelow Sunrise Highway, is now featuring poodle yarn of all colors for cember 14, and the annual Christmaking beautiful coats, and also a fine display of needle point . . . Pearl mas party for the children of the
gives knitting instructions free to anyone who asks, adapting the person's members will be held on Sunday,
individual style for the specific garment desired . . . It's really a money December 21.
saving opportunity . . . The OHRQVE CARPET tPLOOR COVERING, run
by Robert Sanda and Alfred Wolff, is now holding a clearance sale . . .
drop In and ask them to show you their fireproof fibre rugs and fine Christian Science
samples of llneoleum ... I saw some beautiful shadow boxes on all subThat love founded upon spiritual
jects for you model train enthusiasts at Ralph Hirschberj's NASSAU
awareness of man's inherent perHOHBY CENTER . . . Ralph's store Is also the Mecca for stamp and coin
fection as the image and likeness of
collectors, as well as models of all kinds . , . CAROL GREEN'S, windows
God will solve human 'problems,
are filled with some of the best buys in town . -. . just go through the will be. assured at Christian Science
entire store and see if Jack Green, the friendly owner, doesn't have services next Sunday. The subject
some real values ...
of the lesson-sermon is "-Love."
The golden text is from I John:
Being a lover of good books, I couldn't help but notice that fine sale
reaUy
"He
that loveth not knoweth not
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reduced books at John Vicedomini's VULLAGE BOOK AND
<333^-(SHOP^ . ;f Joh^also haa^'eJVcs covered-rwitH' Beautiful "imported God; for Ood Js love." (4:8)
Among the selections from the
ceramics . . . These really make wonderful birthday and anniversary
gifts . . . For a fine line, of records, from Franz Liszt's Liebstraum Bible will be: "For God hath not
to bebop, be sure to visit Taley Galucci's HOUSE OF MUSIC ... I spotted, given us the spirit of fear; but of
wtyjn I was there, a wonderful record of Fulton Oursler reading from power, and of love, and of a sound
the Bible . . be sure to hear it . . I'm glad to see that O'SH'AUGHNESSY'S mind." (H Tim. 1:7)
Passages to be read from the
is going to start serving evenings from now on . . I eat lunch there quite
often, myself . . (Mrs O'Shaughnessy, in my opinion, is one of Freeport's Christian Science Textbook, "Scitop chefs . . I think, if you go down there, you'll agree with me . . We're ence and Health with Key to the
all eagerly awaiting the reopeningof the LEONARD SHOP . . I bet it will Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy,
look beautiful . . Irving Grebinar is to be congratulated for having will be: "Love Inspires,-illumines!
such fine salesmen in his store, IRVING'S . '. When you stop in, be sure designates, and leads the way."
"Wait patiently for divine Love to
to see those beautiful Botany wool gabardine slacks . .
move upon the waters of mortal
Sedelle Levy of the OLOVE SHOP, informs me that she is now in mind, and form the perfect conthe midst of her non-profit summer sale of regular merchandise . . this cept." (p. 454:18-43;22-23).
Is your chance, ladles, to get that beautiful handbag or umbrella, or pair
of gloves or shoes at a reduction . , Louis Meyer showed me, in his
establishment, the RELIABLE BEDDING COMPANY, some fine twin size
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foam rubber mattresses, guaranteed for twenty years at very reasonable
PATBON1ZE YOUR
prices . . Louis .also displays a complete line of Juvenile- furniture that is
really sturdy and of fine appearance . . I've just learned that the
ESQUIRE M*2ra SHOP will be the official Adam Hat agency In town,
come this fall . . Come on In and ask Barney Fyvoleni, the amiable host
-rto-rihow you those ever popular MacGregor sportswear . . Don't forget
CENTURY'S FREHPORT THEATRE'S gala beauty con-test, Thursday
evening, August 21 . .-. and, all you beautiful gals, don t forget toienrter
. . prizes galore ._. see you next week , . s'long now.
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