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CLUBS IN JOINT PARLEY Hempstead Kiwanis ~ Host To Neighboring Groups At Dmner Service clubs . of . Hempstead, Garden City, Freeport and Rock- Wille Centre today are operating on a' basic of. mutual -upderstanding and with the purpose of co-ordi~ mating their varied activities so that the most good for the lrumn number may be accomplished. Discuss Co-operation Representatives of seven clubs thet at the Hompstead Golf club- as guests of the Hempstead Kiwanis club. last night. Objectives -of the various clubs were outlined and plans were started for a closer co- aperation to prevent duplication of effort and to increase the effi- elency of each unit. Clubs represented were: Hemp stead Kiwanis, Hempstead asso- elation of commerce, Hempstead Rotary, Garden City Rotary, Free- ort. Kiwanis, Rockville Centre Jwanis and the Zonta club of Long Island.' The latter club is made up of business and profés- atonal women. George M. Frisendaux, presi- dent of the Hempstead Kiwanis ¢lub, presided. W. Sergeant Nixon, Heutenant governor for the ninth Kiwanis district, and Bert Fields, former lieutenant governor, were guests. John Hilliard, president of the Hempstead association -of com- merce, headed the delegation from his group. F. Kenneth Harder, president of the Hempstead Kiwanis club, represented his or- ganization. Harrison B. Wright, resident of the Rockville Centre Jwanis club; Frank H,, Holland, president of the Freeport Kiwanis elub; Harry Schmidt, president of the Garden City Rotary club and Mrs, Caroline Dissosway, presi- dent of the Zonta club, headed their respective groups. Several Guests Present Among the guests were: Hemp- stead Kiwanis club, Mr. and Mrs. George M. Frisendaux, Mr. and Mrs. James J. St. Onge, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Vaillant, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett» Mr. and Mrs. Frank Charlton, Mr. and Mrs. William C. Rege, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sommers, Mr. and Mrs. James F. McDavitt, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Thomson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boum,-~Dr. Frederick C. Nolte, George May, Robert M. Johnke, Paul J. Leach and Samuel Bierer. Zonta club guests ~were the Misses Mabel. and Elsie Farr, Dorothy _L. apscott, Adelaide Knapp, Theresa A. Guertin, M. 'Asenath Johnson, and Frances Lusy w EASY *I) :... TWO YEARS TO PAY - Buy your EASY Washer and EASY Ironer together on this spectacular GROUP Purchase plan. Do your whole washing job electrically, BOTH washing and ironing. wil THE NASSAU DALY, REVIEW-SYAR---FRIDAY, MARCH Mantel, Dr. Roberta Forbes and | Mrs. Caroline' Dissosway. Members of. the- Hempstead as- sociation of commerce present were Mr. and Mrs. John Hilliard, Mr. and Mrs, Walter A. England, Mr. and Mrs. Maxmillian R. Johnke, W. H. Welch, and Miss Henrietta Zwerin, Others present were Frank H. Holland, W. Sergeant Nixon, Wal- ley Wallace and Clyde S. Randall of the Freeport Kiwanis club, F. Kenneth Harder of the Hempstead Rotary club and Harry Schmidt of the Garden City Rotary club. IT'S MEASLES YEAR Most Cases In Ten Years Reported | Last Week WASHINGTON, March 11-(P) j -\It's just a measles year,\ Dr.| Robert Oleson of the public health | service said today. ® THat's the best explanation he can offer, he said, for the 41,001 | cases of measles reported in the | United States last week-the larg- | est number registered for a single week in the last decade. Dr. Oleson warned parents against a 'theory that a child might | just as well have his measles and | get them over with. The disease is | dangerous, he said, especially for children under five years-old. New EASY Washer with exclisive' Turbolater washing action that insures complete washing effi- ciency -washes ALL the clothes ALL the time. Sturdy Safeguard Wringer with bar-type release. Washer in gleaming white finiah. - c s > Principals in the inter-club discussion session held at Hemp- stead under supervision\of the Hempstead Kiwanis club, last night, are shown above. fiom a ame dan is at the upper right. Mrs, Caroline B. Dissosway, president of the Island, is at the left. W. Sergcant leutenant governor of the Long Island district, In the upper center, George M. Frisendaux, president of the Hempstead Kiwanis club, left, is shown empha- sizing a point to John Hilliard, president of the Hempstead Asso- clation of Commerce. president of the Hempstead point during his discussion, In the lower photo F, Kenneth Harder, Rotary club, is shown driving home a In the circle is Harrison B. Wright, president of the Rockville Centre Kiwanis club, Poth WASHE IRO NE and Ironer. 2. Pay the balance in TWO YEARS in- stead of the customary one year's time. .._ 8. ACT NOW!-this sensational offer is for a limited time only. Now EASY Ironer that saves one-half to two-thirds - ironing time-zsaves ALD: lroning drudgery. Review-Btar Photographer r r Now Hero s all you have to do to end your washday drudgery. L. Pay only $5.00 down for BOTH Washer LONG ISL AND LHGHTINCG Com QUEENS :BOROUGH GAS & ELECIR C ( Doe ammo ‘i i lease or last year, tre on April nounced. 11, ASK NEW PLAYGROUND FOR NEGRO CHILDREN Women's Committee At Rockville Urges Board To Provide For Area In New Budget A playground dren in Rockville Centre is Pro-| Nassau Lions posed by the women's committee| extensive preparations for Negro housing improvement, in a letter to the village board. The group requested sum adequate to procure land by) 1 Long Island Lions clubs at the | for a play- ground\ be included in the new Ludget, and that the village plan- ning commission confer with the WHOOSH! WE RE THERE, committee on the matter. | letter was referred to the park| Planes To Travel Fast As Sound, | committee of the board, Building $39,850 during February, a report stated. -Light consumption -=rose 7.4 per cent. over the same period | {ner,\ an aeronautical engineer told 1,142,100 kilowatt] the Society of Automotive Engi- | hours for the month. Water con- neers. sumption drupged one per cent, to a total of 53 The Village Officials organiza-) hour airplanes operating at high | tion will meet in Rockville Cen-|altitudes-soon- will be built and | 12, the board an-i for Negro chi that \ purchase operations to 28,000 gallons. ctassirm» Aanvertistment _ jol c----iale--__--\Slnl The totalled | l 1938. JONES TO SPEAK AT LIONS PARLEY {Founder Of Order Will Be Guest At Convention In Garden City Melvin Jones of Chicago, found- er of Lionism and present secre« tary=treasurer of the international association of Lions clubs, will be the guest of honer and principal speaker at a regional conference of Lions clubs. in the Garden City hotel tomorrow and Sunday. J. L« Clarkson of Freeport, feld repre- sentative of Lions International, is general chairman of. the com- mittee in charge of arrangements. Banquet Tomorrow More than 300 Lions from all clubs in the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh zones comprising the at the event, which will open with a luncheon at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. A general conference will follow at 2:30 c'clock, with discussion of a proposed multiple {district governors plan which is to be voted on at the state conven- tion in Syracuse as the chief item on the program. The high spot of the gathering will be the district '| banquet, tomorrow night, to which county and town officials have been invited. Sunday will be de- voted to meetings of presidents and secretaries and to a final gen- eral conference for reports and discussion at 11:30 a. m. For the wives of Lions who at- {tend a bridge has been arranged | tomorrow afternoon, they will also be guests at the banquet tomor» row night. Members of the Freeport, Rock- vxlle Centre, Lynbrook and other clubs are making for the | event and will be represented by | large delegations. Mr. Jones will | speaker at a noonday luncheon of 1+ a Freeport Elks club on April 4, A| dinner dance will be held in the | evening. Forecast WASHINGTON, March ll—Ufl -Airplanes whuh will fly It speeds approaching.. the 1rd sound \up“juut around the cor- G. T. Lampton of Williamsport, |Pa., declared that 500-mile-an- that planes capable of flying 600 miles an hour are conceivable. metropolitan district are expected | governor's | also be guest | #m FOUNDER OF LIONS MELVIN JONES PAIR AWAITS TRIAL derson Deny Forgery Charge Frank J, Hasse, a private in- 35, a domestic, were in the coun- ty jail today awaiting trial for second degree forgery. | They were arrested by county | detectives in a Newark, N. J., rooming house several days a the complaint of Joseph Cady of | 5 Margaret court, Hempstead, whose name they allegedly used to get a $300 personal loan from | a Hempstead finance company. land A. Johnson in Nassau coun- | ty court yesterday, both pleaded | | not guilty. Hasse said he lived in ly lived at Hempstead. PARENTS OF DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McNamara of Nassau have announced the birth of a daughter, Wednesday at South Nassau Communities hospital. Dr French Pleated APERIE S Made Free SLIP COVERS Uphoistering ‘ M done by experts > Kirch Venetian Blinds CENTRE TEXTILE STORES, INC. 6 North Village Avenue ROCKVILLE CENTRE Frank Hasse And Bernice An-! vestigator, and Bernice Anderson, | Arraigned before Judge Cort- Jamaica while the woman former- | boulevard, Malverne, | WANT ADS-Telephone Rockville Centre 1800 | $75 ALIMONY REQUEST REDUCED TO ONLY $12 | Justice Furman Rules That Mrs Maybrown Must Renew Wet Demand At The Trial I | $1,000 counsel fees pleas of Mrs: Helén Maybrown of 88 Ocean nue, Malverne, in her separation case against Leon. Maybrown, am Interior | decorator - and\ artist; shrunk to $12 a week today. Justice George H. Furman, in Nassau supreme court, ruled that the alimony and counsel 144 d- mands of the' plaintiff should be fore. He ordered the $12 a week payments for the support 8f twitm ions now in her custody. 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