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Officers of the Columbia Stream were ordered to appear ruptey proceedings January 27 at 10:80 a. m., in Mineola Name Trustee For Columbia Aircraft corporation of Valley for examination in bank- by Referee Howard A. Fluckiger at a meeting of creditors in bankruptcy court, Mineola yesterday. The order for immediate adju- dication was issued by than“ when the corporation representatives and the creditors committee failed to agree on a plan of arrangements offered by the corporation for the payment of 15 per cent. in cash to eneral creditors and ten per cent. to be paid at the rate of two and one- half per cent. every three months, Benjamin J, Ribman, attorney for Columbia, explained that the corporation is planning to consol- idate the Valley Stream plant with the one in Port Washington and to continue operations in Port Washington. In the examination of W. W. Moss, secretary-treasurer of Co- lumbis Aircraft, it was brought out that the rental at Valley Stream was originally at the rate of $1 a year with the Defense Plant corporation as the owner and was operated on behalf of the U.S. navy. When commercial operations were started the rent was affixed at $1,700 a month for the commercial division and last July a notice was received by Co- lumbia from the Reconstruction Finance corporation that the rent would be increased to $4,100 a month Ribman asked for an adjourn» ment until Friday to give him time tn ciscuss some arrangements with officers of the corporation and an- nounced that Frank Cohen, chair- man of the board of directors of the corporation, had just informed him that $75,000 will be in behalf of the Ordnance Instru- ment company to guarantee the payment of claims. The adjournment was denied and Mortimer J. Davis of 73-20 Austin street, Forest Hills was elected trustee of the estate of the bank- rupt. A bond of $50,000 was or- dered by the referee to be put up by the corporation with in- strugtion that there was to be no disturbance of the physical assets of the corporation. Good Cheer Club Holds Luncheon, Attends Show Members and friends of the Wantagh Good Cheer club had luncheon at the Hotel Pennsyl- mind-madam of \Lady Windermere's starring Cornelia Otis Skinner, at. the Con theater, Saturday. It was the annual luncheon and theater party of the club. Guests included Mrs. Edwin Jackman, Mrs. Arthur Thurstbn, Mrs. George Van Donsaleer, Mrs. Kersten, Grace Kersten, Polly Jackson and Elizabeth Smith. Members in the party included the Mesdames Leroy T. Wells, George Macdonald, Lioyd Jackson, Walter Cloman, Fred Starke, Robert L. MacCallum, Howard DeLong, Everett Jeffrey, Julian Denton Smith, George Baird, Clif- ford C. Carr, W. Harold Van Tuy], Frank Kersten, Jesse Parker, Wal- ter Wilmot, Roland K. Barnes, George Terhune and the Misses Helen Addicott, Helen Strang, Henrietta Seaman, Ruth and Agnes Drake, Elsie Young, Mar- jorie Strang and Ella: Wells. The club will meet January 21 at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Cloman, Wantagh avenue. Industrial Relations Topic Of Address Herbert R. Northrup, assistant The Rev. Stephen J. Meany, S. J., “catwalk-nah!\ professor of industrial relations at | the New York school of social work, Columbia university, will address the Men's club of the Congregational church of Rock- ville Centre at a meeting tomor- row mxht at the church. His (w wil be \Industrial Relations, day.\ Professor Northrup is the author of \Organized Labor and the Ne- gro\ and \Unionization of Profes- sional Engineers and Chemists.\ During the war, he was senior bearing officer of the national war labor board for the New York F John D. Hawke, president, will conduct a short business mi prior to the address by Northrup. Benjamin G. Bain, program chair- man, will introduce the speaker. Browns Entertain Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Brown of Lorenz avenue, Baldwin, had as ne Conti Drain u y night, . White, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Gor- don, Miss Fay Geis of Garden City. Kenneth Underhill of Min- Mr. and Mrs. John Mott of Wenbury and Mrs. Joseph Stephens of Oeumldt: Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Venter, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ballantyne, Mr. and Mra. William Guenther, Miss Margaret Coulson and Mervin Guenther of Baldwin. Despite the price and scarcity ing of cil-burning equipment, the fuel- oil industry accomplishec a re- markable job in 1946 in satisfying the increased public demand for the product, in the opinion of Ray Nathan, owner of the Ray Nathan Oil Company of 124 Greenwich avenue, Roosevelt. \The dil-burning season usually experiences its peak months dur- ing August, September and Octo- ber, a period when most o'clock, at the boulcvurd Merrick, er, president, will direct. George Phipps, president of the Hempstead Lake Park PM” The Mother's club of Our Lady of Loretto Parochial school will LACK OF FUNDS nounced that the group will” hold a card party Friday at 8:30 tonight at 8:30 p. m. at the Wood- p. m. at the cluilouse, Greenwich feld road firehouse, Lakeview. || street, Hempstead. NO EXCUSE Oil Burner Supply Seen Meeting Greater Demand Owners' association, an« qulpmcn is installed,\ NI- than said, \ Mduelothe uncertain! the situation as well as the supply and quality, the ell—burnt: installation season started in February and did not si 'kenuntil the middle of De- cember.\ \Many home-owners became féd up with caused by strikes and the sky-rocketing coal prices, seized the opportunity to have cil-burning equipment in- P-T.A. To Hear |Church Dedicates Miss Alpenfels | will also entertain with severall More than 150 persons attended -| membership chairman, reported Freeport celebrated - the birthday of | leading to many special designs in b dinette tables with Odd Fellows celebrated the birth- go by are small dine on December 29. day of Thomas Wildey of England, soon will begin to mke their ap- son, noble grand, presided. ably on the increase. These are guest of the order, founded by Wildey| be slipped up close to the table April 2, 1819, in Baltimore, Md.| when not in use. Tubular a' mi- . I January 14, 1947-NASSAU DAILY REVIEW-SMA-Fose #I FL 0 Jo Boayd “2&6?“ mm? Adelphians In Skits At Elects New BY PUBLISHERS Dry Goods Convention (Officers The Valley Stream board of aBRAU three Adeiphi college students| rect séling techniques in Piece] erecteq \In . Search - of - Tomorrow's tr all the nominees for porticipated with 11 college stu- “0°65- Frank, the only male st oflaitrfecuradnjmouly at a meet» Newspaper\ i# the theme of the|dents from Harcum Junior col- £ bo lake par a Mets is [ program whith 'the New York - - \~| dent to take part in the skits, is| ing last night in the Queens Bo- lee, Bryn Mawr, Pa., in skits| one of the 800 veterans enrolled rough Gas and Electric company's State Publishers association has presented this morning at the 36th planned for ifs 26th annual con- at Adelphi this semester, the first ; tream annual convention of the National #roup of male students ot be ac- augatiungxlgnsm chair- vention at ester next Mon-| Retail Dry Goods association in day .and Tu * the Hotel Pennsylvania in New men of a committee to arrange a 'To Tour Rechester Institute York. diner-dance at which the officeds will be formally installed. 'The and \5p lwmumup‘il; Miss Elaine Sinder of Flushing, date was fixed as February 26 bat Technology's t of print- | Miss Betty Lou Deeley of Youngs- no place has been selected. ing and pu ing will combine| town, O., and Russel Von Frank, The new officeds are: Jack with working sessions at the Ho- of Hempstead, all of Adelphi, help- Kertz, president; Hal LaVine and tel Seneca to' give delegates and ed to illustrate ect and _ Eugene Bechtle, vice-presidents; their guests @ practical preview Corr incor- Miss Ruth Syvertsen, recording 3: mechanip editorialhzhnd Id; SOD\. I Club serretary; Mrs. Betty Dryer, fin- for ancial and corresponding secretary The postwar period just begus. _ | Will Observe and Alfred Santorio, treasurer. tled \Facts in Ac- Directors: Curt Chadowitz, Har- A forum, acts in / y around te Ad- | Burns Night The annual \Rabbie Burns ry Siegel, Charles Fredericks, James Harlan and Frank Suprina, foundation's I Night\ of the Scottish club of » Nassau county will be observed nigh i Y CPA 0° K‘ L 19 am are three|January 24 at the Gay Nineties # # and Greater|club, Mill road, Hempstead. Applications To Jr. the Guesswork| The traditional \Haggis\ will be| William J. Tschirhart, retiring » a Out of Editing g Newspaper,\ and |played to the skirl of bagpipes Dresident; Julius Schneier, who| Build Non-Housing a \Cashing the ContinuinE|during a dinner. Judge Samuel|served on the executive board; . Study.\ 0m.“ for 1947 will be|Greason, honorary president, willl Mrs. Schneider, chairman of the| Nineten applications for non- LATEST m LE elected mommanand in- give the euology. Frederick P. J. entertainment committee, and Mrs. housing construction in the sub- stalled at the banquet,. \Person-|Clerk honorary vice-president,| Margaret Hansen, retiring secre-| urban area of the New York dis- Miss Audrey Mclutyre of Baldwin views a new hair-do at a |nel Relations\ will be the subject will say the \Burns Grace.\ tary, received praise for their|tric of the Civilian Production demonstration of new trends in 1947 hair styles last might at the |of a round-table discussion Tues-| payiq pigor president, is chair. WOTk and gifts. administration including Nassau Long Island Beauty institute, Hempstead. Max Kuck of Rockville |day morning.. man of the executive committee] NEw officers are. Dr. 'Walter A.|courty, were approved during the Centre, center rear, president of the Long Isiand chapter, New President of the association, |in charge of the dinner. He wi'l| Faulkner, president; John Saur, week ending January 9, it was am~ York State Hairdressers and Cosmetologists, appraises the style |which ipcludes most of the dailies\be assisted by John Coutts, vice | Jac0b Gunther and Mrs. Lillian nounced by W. Arthur Riehl, New which is receiving finishing touches from Anton Birnkammer, |in non-metropolitan New York! president; Charles Graham, re- Lent, vice-presidents; Lawrence York district construction manager. three $imes champion of the Greater New York Art Hairdressers |state, is J. David Hogue, geveral|cording secretary; John F. Mar-| Pfister, treasurer; Mrs. Josephine| The action, taken in accordance club. Nassau Dally Review-Star Photographer |manager of the Utica Observer-|shall. corresponding secretary; Pillmlpeh. financial secretary;| With the veterans housing pro- Dispatch and Press. William O.] Angus Hamilton, treasurer, and| Mrs. Amanda Wohlers, recording| fram approved constructions to» Miss Ethel J. Alpenfels,. well- known writer and specialist in anthropology for the Bureau of Intercultural Education, will be guest speaker at the United Founders' day program of the Parent-Teacher associations of Rockville Centre. The meeting will be held Feb- ruary 17 at 8 p. m., at the audi- selections. Mrs. William Van Ness Carver is,in charge of the pro- gram. Mrs. W. Gardiner Thompson presided at the session at the high school library. Mrs, Louis Bauer, the i unda; - nmgxfrw‘rgn gaggle a! Higscaftzi- JOint “ting Sith or a: a Set By Indignant » , was - ganist. Mrs. Amelia v(Ian llil’leel‘t “3:1 y Consumers vocal soloist. The junior and senior Mrs. Lydia» Altschuler of the choirs sang. Consumers' uftion will be the prin- cipal speaker at a joint meeting Dapping, mafiaging editor of the| Thomas F. Mitchel, sergeant at secretary; Mrs. Cecelia A. Dengler, t4liNF $328,700. Auburn Citiz¢n-Advertiser, is As- arms. corresponding secretary, and uring the same period, it was El or sociation *Vice-President and| special headgear for the party Thomas Casey, sergeant at arms. announced, four applications, to- ectrlc gan climérman oz t“: convention PJ&D-|;g expected from Glasgow, Saur was named chairman taling $1,308,400, were denied. ning comm land, from Dr. David M. Kerr, O' Publicity. At the weekly meeting of the 'Members of the church council ; ; feed or Christ Lutheran church, Wan- ram echedule are Carl J. Nefom the hat anive in ume, | russ 1\ \\C\ \\l O° \ob- |New York district suburban con- 31,211, ltd vim “21 “£32200 to tip-3 head of publigation research, Chi-|will put them on at mfdmght cations for seven construction w eyed? {2d stem ¢ ogx:nhwsx cago; Harold Barnes, associate di-| 'The club will elect officers for Dr [m projects were approved in accord- diy it was discl 2d“ Wii |rector, nation@l division, ANPA's| the 1947-48 term, February 19. » terman ance with the veterans housing b‘fie‘ 13V” ml“ osed. M Y [WI 4 bureau of advertising; Boyd Lew-| John Walker, Angus Hamilton and program. The a applice- uncut; «gin-che $313? s receive 315 PEA IAg‘errwe, “Douglas Charles f Graham comprise the Open, Offices tions had a total value of $286,200. ~ o e erican Newspa- The organ was dedicated by the p31? oéepreseflltives assoclafig : (nominating committee. Dr, Edward A. Lusterman, a gages with m3 a??? the Rev. Thomas H. Van Pelt, pastor, Howard N. King, Maple Press| CJ To S former lieutenant commander im 305600 were denied ~ torium of South Side High school, in honor of the more than 30 mem- York, Pa.; Dr. Walter Clark, East- eric o peak the dental corps of the navy, has - Rockville Centre, it was revealed bers of the church who served in man Kodak; Dr. Mark Ellingson of At P-T. A. M s opened offices at 253 Sunrise at a recent meeting of the Cen-| World war 2. Miss Maryann Wav-|the Rochester Institute of Tech- . A. Meeting highway, Rockville Centre, for To Be Guest tral council of P-T. A's. Val-| strom of Malverne, church organ- and Wincent S. Jones, ex-|_ The Rev. Wesley N. Haines, the exclusive practice of ortho- At Ina al Bl\ entino Marconi, a pianist and alist, was at the console for the ecutive editor of the Utica Ob-| PaStOT Of the First Baptist church dontics. R ugur. student at South Side High school, dedication service. server-Dispatch and Press. g! Freeport and secretary of the hDr Lusterman is a member of Miss Gretchen Anne Rotchford 55:51:01;th lfléehre-fntgségergx. axvi]: fined 535343! $517,223? 7:5 of Elm place, Baldwin, will be rpneetmg ofT the Grove street school Chliyfllnhfif the section of dentis- 32:31\; m ball fry-rt g: new gov- Fal entt Tsacher auozcmuon of 37 or Cmdnn and preventative |ernor of Pennsylvania at Herris= at the school.\ Mis. Cart A. Suter\ \is oP that [bute Pane p ek Bat ott meister will preside. lam 3. Liveniootr 11. aaa mis Plans are underway for the To DISCUSS parents, Mr. and Mri W. S. Livengood, Jr., of INFORMATION [@. fr Sere internal affairs for Pennsylvania Founder's day program of the unit next month, when past presidents will participate in a candle light a total of 1,764 and other reports were also made. Civic Association + M N WI“ Hear Yulch of the Indignant Consumers of|C°\@MOny. Efforts are being made Present P lay Captain Adam Yuich of the Nas. FFEeROE Me#rick: and. Belimor®:| esigents Algone with know: BOOTH SETUP oe J At St. Gil sau county police department will gzfirxggo“ 8:80 p. m. at the Me- sage of the whereabouts Of somé Equipping and staffing the I on I land es discuss \Solving Crime and vd of the older past presidents is| \CW information booth on Sun- g S 6 rise highway, Freeport, is one of the items slated for discussion by the board of directors of direc Mystery\ at the annual meeting of| Dr., Roland Chatterton, princl-|asked to communicate with Mrs. A play ted by Mrs. Caswell the Cathedral Gardens Civic asso-| Pal Of the sch@pl, will welcome the| Clifton B. Smith of Pine street, Speare was atfeature of a program athering and Miss Mildred Scher- F; at St. Giles Convalescent Home| Clation of West Hempstead, Thurs» E reeport. and School, Hempstead, presented g‘f1num at the Garden City plfiexsirbeor ltzlztcommittee for ¢ m5 ham?“ hf]??? can t by Mrs. John T. Lamb 'of Driscoll \O!El; f os Ti\ fetus, Methodist Pastor 317 meeting 4 B avenue, Rockville Centre. Mrs. icers for 1947 will be in-| the session include Mrs. William . H meeting at the Town lodge, . stalled, and entertainment is on| M. Martin and Mrs. Robert Earon, To lee Program lBl‘ooklyn Clvenv. Thursday at p. m Cord Viebrock, presi- Speare was assisted by Miss Bar- ; j R a i the schedule. The meeting will get| Freeport; Mrs. Walter Karl and bara White, Those appearing i\ at 8:30 p. m. Mrs. Robert: Scanlon, Merrick, Mfizgnkgétfoairs? 532,515 of}! £2; dent, will conduct the luncheon- Investors For your convenience our office at the play were Mona Berger, Diane 'All West Hem . ; A pstead residents Mrs. Sidney ritzler and Mrs. session Heincelmann, Elaine WittensteiN aro invited to attend. Harold Scherpich of Bellmore. i sa nooo. s me ees mme ch ; j and Joan Maass. in the motion picture, \Green Pas- e chamber will discuss 49 Front Street means of co-operating with the village authorities and water- front groups in the promotion of the Sportsman's show at the Grand Central Palace. In addi- tion a general outline of plans tures,\ will give a program of songs and recitations Thursday night at, the South Hempstead @ommunity church. The Rev. Mr. Haynes will ap- pear at the first family night of the new year at the South Hemp-| and pclicies will be drawn up stead church. Musical presenta-| for approval of the full mem- tions by members of the congre-| bership at a meeting at the Free- gation will start the program at| port Elks club, February 3 at 8 p. m. 8:30 p. im. Name Infant Son William Allan Baxter Is the name chosen by Mr. and Mrs, William Baxter of West Beech street, Long Beach, for their son born at the Long Beach. hospital Several numbers were sung by Miss Lola Fisher accompanied by Mrs. Ida» James, and Mrs. Spare gave a group of readings. Mrs. Lamb also presented a pro- gram .at Mitchel Field hospital re- Readings were given by Miss Sara Davison and Miss Sue H tw? If you prefer wood, it also is to Campisi_ was soprano 301013, alé- Kitchen Dmmg “002331; 31 new dgvellopngzgt rm companied gain. James. Charles Ma d C w e use of plyw or e Simpler Keller of Baldwin played ac- “331” and uslums gut lare1 X?“ t , inc cordion numbers. With dining rooms being merged. modern in théir styling, including with living rooms or being pressed the curved (or stave legs that Odd Fellows Mark into service as nurseries or bed- hitherto you have afeenthonhy lon Itra, mod eces e liv mm Wild rooms when they are separate, ultra. modern pi or lind ey meals in the kitchen are becom- Lodge of Odd Fellows room. ing a widespread practice. This is be meeting before many months Rockville Centre provides statistical material | and services. Individual and institutional accounts invited. MORE FOR YOUR MONEY By. MRS. GENEVIEVE SMITH NEW BORG CO. Pourers un' Member N. T. S. E. and other Leading Ezchanges Tel. R. V. C. 6-5810 Planned Incomes\ through LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES BEN F. GRIFFITH Chartered Life Underwriter benches that fold under when not LYNBROOK s-6863 in use. This type of set is being made up to use in kitchens where space is limited. Eng: bench will seat two pers@ns-thus -ix per- sons can be served at this table. Yet when it not in use it can be pushed aside iffto very small place. Something @ise new that you'll dining tables and chairs, which founder of the order, at a meeting pearance. last night at the North Main street For one thing, the use of metal firehall, Freeport, Alfred J. Nel-|and plastic dining sets is notice- The Rev, Dr. Arthur J. Pennell, mostly designed on the space-sav- speaker, outlined the mum-y ing principle, with chairs that can CHECKS SAVE MONEY He was born January 15, 1782, and num has joined the long-time use came to this country in 1817. The| of tubular steel, chrome finished. WHEN YOUR Freeport is 56 years old. Table can be had in solid, Neighbor's Youngster Extra money, time and i The next meeting will be held | center £3531. or droplea! styles 9 rd es for, h ey, t m convomoInu may be Monday night at 8 o'clock. “30mm, Em! Kim family needs C'vaLEG! yours through our Budget Checking Account. and space i tions, These toj i To Aid C . mfiwg fifi'hum;u§ Your It is tmortbzlnd safe, too, to pay by check. No resi o the lec , Will ini i ired. Mre. R. N. Moore of the NaSSU food acids and scratching. SON (OR DAUGHTER) minimum balance is ever required struct members of the auxiliary R Be Left Standing Ask About this Special Plan to the Hempstead American Le- on the gion post in making cancer dress- ings Friday at 10 a. m. at the American Legion clubhouse, Mar- STATION STEPS? WILLIAM M. ALBERN (Associ Agent, Equitable °\Ll\. . Society) 15 Kowall Plage, Lynbrook, N. Y. LY¥nbrsok 9-1760 In New York: Ackaewanna a'4300 SIIVING NASSAU COUNTY CEDARKURST, L, |. + CEDARMURST 6000 SAVINGS ACCOUNTS OPENED BY MAIL Dividend Declared as of December 31, 1946 at 3% per annum COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 49 Front Street Rgggurcc' Rockville Centre, N. Y. over $15,000,000 Opp. L, I. R. R. Station cn Telephone artered and Supervised by United States Government BOekvlun Centr- l-Oll. PROPERTY DETERIORATION Modernization Inn- are available here for Repairs and Improvements We also have available Safe Deposit Boxes for your immediate use. stalled in their homes, and this tremendous new volume of busi- ness kept the industry busy dunna the entire year.\ Another factor contributing to the great number of conversions, Nathan pointed out, was the soar- ing price of coal, which he said, jumped from an average of $14 a ton three years ago to approxi- mately $19 a ton in 1946. While coal prices steadily increased the price of No. 2 fuel oil remained at a fairly stabel level, ‘h- added. ROCKVILLE CENTRE Member: Federal Deposit Insurance &
