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THE NASSAU DAILY 'REVIEWSTAR--LONG BLAND'S CREATEST NEWSPAPER--FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1937. .. Page \Sever FIAEMEN DEFEAT NEW SONG PLMN Wantagh-Vamp Unit Votes On Proposition For Rescue Unit Wa«tigh Hook, Ladder and En- ghie will continue to function without any organized rescte group with the defeat by one vote of a proposition to form a resene squad within the company, at a company meeting in the fire- hall. The vote was five in favor of the squad and six against it, Only a small percentage of members prasent voted and several of those the opposed -it were among the group which sought to form a first-aid company earlier in the year. Commissioners denied their application to form the separate company and refused to allow them a separate charter. Loss of a minute book contain- ing the records of the company from 1924 to 1929 was reported to the company and it was voted to buy a safe in which other records may be kept. Edwin H. Seaman, Pp Scollay and John 'T. Katz, r., were delegated as a purchas- ing committee for the safe. Question as to the ownership of the chief's car was raised and it was decided that the car, a Chrys- ler, shall be for the use of the de- partment chief for any occasfon while he holds office. Two new members were ac- cepted: Willliam Betz and J. H. Heith. Members were urged to patronize a card party being held by the auxiliary Monday night in the firehall. PLANS CARD PARTY Church Group To Hold Affair At Freeport Mrs. Lester Prahar is chairman of arrangements for a card party, Wednesday night, at the Freeport byterian church, under uspices of the Women's Church Improvement society. The assisting committee com- prises Mrs. A. S. Hannam, Mrs. Orrin Lyon, Mrs. E. W. Helland, Mrs, David Sutherland, Mrs. A. C. Smith, Mrs. Peter Van Rees, Mrs. Charles Wood, Mrs. George Ches- hire and Mrs. A. F. Padgett. Kropp, treasurer; John H. cording secretary, lml‘rdll. , Ir., secre- tary; Chief Terrell and John T. Katz, Sr., re- Review-Star Photographer HUDSON CAR DEALERS {brook, Fiower gamme, sunrie| MOQTORISTS CAN TEST BACK FROM MEETING Nassau Contingent Claims New Models Are Greatest Value In Company's History Back from the Hudson dealers' meeting at the Park Central hotel in New York, where they pre- viewed the new 1938 Hudson and Hudson Terraplane motor cars and heard plans for the coming year Hudson Motors, Nassau county dealers in Hudson automobiles de- clared today that the new cars were the greatest value achieve- ment in the history of the Hud- son Motor Car company. For 1938 the line will consist of three completely new Hudson- built cars - Hudson eights and sixes, and two models of the new Hudson Terraplane, On these three chassis Hudson places the roomiest bodies ever built, continuing the 5§5-inch front compartment width, an outstanding feature in 1937, and in addition providing greater in- terior body length which is used to gain leg room in the rear com- partment sufficient to satisfy even the tallest man. Not only have the lines of the cars been beautified by a brilliant new treatment of the front grille which accentuates the longer hoodline but the interiors of the cars have also been brought to a new high level of luxury and re- finement. The following dealers will fea- ture the new 1938 Hudsons and Terraplanes: Strassle brothers, 55 East Merrick road, Freeport; John M. Zahn, 581 Merrick road, Lyn- highway and North Marion place, Rockville Centre; Tooker & Tan- gel, Inc., 9 Tulip avenue, Floral Park, and the Ideal Auto Serv- ice, 230 Main street, Farmingdale. DISCUSSES PROGRAM Mrs. Altobel Is Hostess To P-T. A. Social Unit Mrs, Edward Altobel of Crocus avenue, social chairman and her committee, discussed methods of bringing members of the Floral Park-Bellerose Parent-Teacher as- sociation in closer contact each other at a gathering J her home. It was decided to serve Halloween tea refresments at 3 p. m. before the opening meeting of the organization October 18. Mrs. Altobel's committee con- sists of Mrs. R. J. Higgins as co- chairman; Mrs. F. J. Boehm, Mrs. L. J. Gardner, Mrs. E. S. Henson, Mrs. F. J. Johnston, Mrs. George J. Kamrass, Mrs. Robert Kell, Mrs. H. E. Knudson, Mrs. William Leahy, Mrs. W. H. Worthington, Mrs. M. J. Martip, Mrs. H. P. Seale, and Mrs. Téd Southwell. 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Wayland Strong, Allan will address members and g Dalley and others. of the Bellerose Terrace Re ~~ eveing, win headquarters 247-43 semaicy Shakespeare's Coriolanus|ss into ihe repertory yiow being nue, Bellerose. Norman R B# Will Be-Presented As Manna-ex? nwm‘mrthfla‘fi didate J ; e candidate for Federal Project 90 Afursday. Friday and Seturday - wit ae “gum uni-l a, With a cast of 70, elaborate cos-| 1+ 15 and 16. ~ campaign committee, has tuming and an unusual, finely built unit set which will house 20 gcenes, the WPA New York ctate federal theatre project's presenta- tion of Shakespeare's \Coriolanus\ is ready for its first performance tomorrow night at the Theatre of the Four Seasons, Roslyn. The curtain is at 8:50. Charles Hop- kins, state director for New York, has personally staged the play. FEkr Arrangement Unit Named By Club At Franklin Square A campaign committee to ar- range details of participation in the county-wide Republican rally at Mineola, October 19, has been Made to match and fit perfe( WEEK-END SPECIAL Not since 1885 has \Coriolanug=| Gregory, president of the club, Of course you cannot see t! been produced professionally, W235 Mam chairman of the com- them hereabouts. During that year the - Special Purchase tragedy was presented at the Met-| All Republican candidates NATURAL EYES ve 240 Pairs Women's $3.00 and $4.00 Novelty FOOTWEAR \ot chosen by the county committee have been endorsed by the unit. A - card and bunco _ party planned for October 29 at the Legion dugout on Pacific street ropolitan Opera House, in New York, with the great Salvini in the title role. 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