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P16€ % SEAT DISTRICT OFFICERS Wiliam E. Little of Jericho was instaled as chairman of the north- east district, Boy Scouts of America, at the annual Scouters' dinner at Pelice's restaurant, Westbury, In: night. He succeeds Sterling Mudge of Glen Cove. SCREEN PORCH ENCLOSURES MASSAU DAILY REVIEW-STA® TUESDAY NOVEMBER 10, 1948 year. i\ H brook, toastmaster of the dinner. Little and other new afficers of the district were installed at the meeting. He was formerly organization committee chairman of the district. Estabrook was installed as vicechairman of the district for the coming Herbert Renison, mayor of [West- bury, - andSupreme Court Justice Cortland A. Jotmson, president of the Nassau County council | Other officersinstalled included Truman A. Rogers of Oystér Bay and James Estabrook of Carle Place, vice chairmen; and William Tietjen of Westbury, commissioner. Com- mittee chairmen installed, were Richard T. Mayes of East Norwich, finance; J. Reilly Marcus of Oyster Bay, camping: P. Remington Fur- long of Sea Cliff, training; Addison M. Jennings of Glenwood. activi- cousNation poors: SASH CORDS REPLACED SCREENS FRED LINDNER 204 SHAW AVE VALLEY STREAM ||\Open Garage Blamed For Branch Burglary Leaving garage doors open when away from home # an invitation to burglars, since it indicates no one is home, according to Abe Zuch of Sterling place, Lawrence. Zack is good authority. While he and his family were out for two hours Sunday night, leaving the garage doors, open, burglars carried off $14,000 in valuables including a $7,800 mink coat and a $100 case of champagne. The Zack burglary is one of two \quickies\ being imvestigated by Fourth squad detectives today, The other is at the home of Amerigo Cafasso of 350 Atlantic avenue, Ce- darhurst, from which burglars took valuables totaling $580 sometime between 3:50 and 4 p.m. Sunday While the family was out, Entry to the Zack home was gained sometime between 2 and pm, by jimmying a side window, The Cafasso home was entered by breaking a pan of glass in the rear door and'unlocking the door. Both homes were ransacked. - According to m list given police by Zack, burglars took $650 in cash; mink coat, $7,800; breast pin, $1,000; two pairs of earrings, £1,900 ladies piukey ring, $1,500; necklace, $265; wedding band,; $75; string of pearls, $350; school medal, $25; two sets of Men's cuff links, $190; case 4 of champagne, $100, and a ladies sult, $24, Stolen from the Cafasso home were: man's sult, $60; man's over- coat, $80; mau's watch, $75; ladies watch, $65 and a Indies ring, $200. Levittown School Board Adds The school board of newly-formed union free school district, which includes Levittown, has authorized a new bus, the fifth in the district, to serve East Levittown and kindergarten children in the southern sec- Williston P-T.A. Unit ion Slates Yule Bazaar The Parent-Teacher association of the Cross street school, Williston Park, will hold its annual Christmas carival bazaar, December 9 from 2:30 until 5 p.m. and 7:30 to10 pm. at the school. A program of enter- tainment will be presented by the school children and refreshments will be served in the cafeteria. Mrs. P. H. Hunt, ways and means chairman, is in charge of arrange- ments. Booths will include costume Addition of this service will in- elude' transportation for children south to the Haven lane line, east to Gardiners avenue and west to Loring road. At present the school district trans- ports more than 700 children to five schools,. Hicksville High school, Hicksville Parochial school, Mepham High school, the Quonset hut school and Jerusalem school, Of this num- ber, 487 go to schools within the jewelry, aprons, food, clothing, art district and more than 214 to schools work, garden, needlework, children's articles and a white elephant table. Louis Pete Dies At Cedarhurst Louls Pete of 128 Washington av- outside the district. The number of children walking to school is re- ported to be 232, * ' At a meeting November 17, the men : EXHIBITION SET FOR A. V. C, SERIES Max Estelle Halle of Levittown will exhibit several foreign folk dances at the second of a series of program's sponsored by the Levit- town chapter. American 'Veterans Committee, in the Moby Dick res- taurant, Sunrise highway, Wantagh, Priddy at 8:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs,. Halle will demon- strate the Polish Krakowiak, the Mexican Waltz, the Russian Troika He is survived by a cousin: Mrs. and Koroubchka and the Norwegian Andrew Marosy of Cedarhurst. Polka. 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Pontiac cars must last leng-and they must last well-and they must function with a minimum of upkeep cost. *General Meters Hydre-Matic Drive and White Sidewall Tires and Bumper Guaras optional at additional cost, ' NOEL PONTIAC, Inc. ROCKVILLE CENTRE MOTORS Inc. . __ 310 Hillside Ave. _> New Hyde Park, N. Y. JOSEPH H. GRAY, Inc. ' 170 W. Sunrise Hwy. Above everything else.. a good car! factory, and to Pontiac dealers; tell of per- formance feats that seem almost impossible of attainment. Freeport, N. Y. Rockville Centre, Pontiac has many other outstanding virtues, of course. It is a wonderful performer. It is delightfully comfortable and easy to handle. It is a great beauty, and unusually distinctive in appearance. But its greatest virtue is goodness. This year, or any year, you just can't beat it for faithful, dependable performance. © 353 Sunrise Hwy: N. Y. Ve 5OUTH SHORE PONTIAC CO., Inc. 342 Central 'Ave. Lawrence, N. Y. Abe Zack, of 1 Sterling place, Lawrence, from whose home burg- mmkaxmm‘hmmmmmmm poin: window which was fimmied to + “multulhmmhszfilmkm‘ tain entrance. (Nasssu Daily (5th Bus To District!ECONOMISTS OP TIMISTIC come = < ~ OVER FUTURE The AVC folk idances monthly. Reservation c n is Jullus Geiler of Levittown, PYTHIANS TO RAISE 11 TO ESQUIRE RANK Elevea Levittown. men will b* raised to the rank of esquire at a meeting of the Levittown lodge, Knights of Pythias, Wednesday at 8:30 pim. in the Masonic temple, Nicholai street, Hicksville, The new rank {# attained at the second ii & series of three rituals leading toward Pythian knighthood. were to the rank of page. The candidates sre Irving Heller, Robert Lawrence Max Sayah, Mar- tin Wifoff, Shepard Brandford, Ab- raham Newman, Dr. Benjamin Beck, Nathan Jurist, Irving Bel- ford, Leslie Sager and Al Trilling. \No Dip\ Paint Brush By International News Service NEW YORK- The November issue of Science Tllustrated magazine features a \spread\ on a gemuine.help to the man - or woman -- about the house-a no-dip paint brush. The brush is equipped with & light hose connected to the paint bucket. The paint flows to the brush-by gravity. Marble Busts Twenty Intact marble busts of Roman Emperors have been dis- covered in the outskirts of Rome in the course of excavations on the Cassian Road. The extremely inter- esting archeological find also in- cludes a large \calidarium\ (room for hot baths) and a very fine mar- ble c, both probably belong- ing a palatial third century ville. By the Associated Press - WASHINGTON, Nov. 30- Government economists found good omens for the future today in surveys along the nation's indus- trial front.. 'These reports included: * 1. A new peacetime produc- tion record in October-almost double the pre-war average. 2. Fewer strikes the first 10 months of 1948 than in the two preceding years. 3.- An 11 per cent drop in » .prices of farm products since January's postwar peak. Although there were some dark spots on the industrial pic- ture the total effect appeared cheering. - _ In sizing up the production re- @ords, the al Reserve board sgaid - last ht that last month's boosted its index three points tio & level 95 per cent. above the TP35-39 average. The previous high was February's 94 per cent, but the ghiuge fell to 87 per cent in April and July. Production of manufactured goods alone, the board said, better than doubled the pre-war mark, with dfrable items turned out at a rate 130 per cent, above the pre-war scale and non-durable goods pro- duced at a 79 per cent glip. 'The Federal Reserve credited the record October upswing mainly to new production marks in the steel and automobile industries. Windsor Civics To Elect Thursday Election of officers will be held Thsirsday at a meeting of the Wind- sor Civic association in Kennedy house, Hempstead, it was announced today by Mrs. Marie R. Godigkeit, corresponding secretary, The meet- Photographer) NE Y'S uality, Coartesy, C is Our OOK MEAT MARKET LYNBROOK 9-6353 . Free Delivery To ABSOLUTELY NO MEAT SOLD TO DEALERS FOWL ic th. PORK CHOPS 69¢ Illa-“all. SWIFT'S BROOKFIELD BUTTER 67c ib. Shoulder Genuine Spring LAMB 47 axe. EGGS 79¢ - BOZ SWIFTS _- NO. 1 omemmat ITALIAN STYLE VEAL CUTLETS 75¢.. %) Tender Selected BACON 59c.( 690. AND I KNOW THE SAME THING's HAPPENING IN WE'VE HAD TO RAISE PRICES SEVERAL TIMES. is it TO LO; THEIR PAYROLL 2 costs are up| \HS YEAR, rap“ HJéH ER -/ COMMUTATION FARES./TROUBLE AS I HAVE CAN YOU BEAT THAT 2 -z MAKING ENDS MEET. tREAD WHERE THEY STAND TO LOSE OVER \FARES 25%. ISN'T ISLAND FREIGHT RATES ARE UP 45% SINCE 1940, SINGLE- TRIP COACH FARES '50¢% AND COMMUTATION DOLLARS] THAT ENOUGH 2 APPARENTLY NOT... BECAUSE} FOR EVERY 15 BUCKS THEYVE TAKEN IN FROM HIGHER FARES AND FREIGHT RATES, THEYVE HAP To PAY OUT 20 FOR HIGHER COSTS. you KNOW, AS ONE BUSINESS MAN TO ANOTHER, I THINK THE LONG {ISLAND HAS TO E THAT .COMMUTATION INCREASE. RIGHT, vOE2
