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/WO THE LEADER THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, $o. Nassau Auxiliary * _[• forty Aids. Hospital '.'• A successful party was t given & .the home of Miss Miriam Myers, 20 Wilson pi., by ; the Freeport Aux- iliary of the South Nassau -Com- munities Hospital Thursday after- for the Jteneflt- of the institu-. SAY IT WITH MILLANG'S FLOWERS Bonded' Telegraph Florist 155 W. SUNRISE HIGHWAY Tel. FReeport 8-2284 .-?. tion. A • garden party had been jjlarmed, but the\ festivities had to be transferred indoors because of the wet grounds. Sixty-five women attended. Cards were played and fancy work and other articles were disposed of at a miscellaneous table. ' *• Miss Myers and Mrs. Pau Georgi, the co-chairmen, were as- sisted by the following committee members; Mrs. William Strohsahl Mrs. Harry Titus, Mrs. Raymond Austin, Mrs, G. G. Misener, Mrs Edgertoh Heath. Mrs. Gordon Waa ser, Mrs. Frank Muller, the presl dent, and Mrs. Gertnide Tyson. CORSETS - HOSIERY GLOVES - LINGERIE] UNIFORMS 27 West Merrick Road FReeport 8-9292 FIFTY YEARS IN FREEPORT on the site of the flr»t public schoolhouse, your pharmacy \At the Cannon\ has served the people of Preeport end Its environs, Through all of those years, it has earned and maintained an enviable reputation—a reputation lor honesty In deal- ing; *or purity of product; for Integrity,-skill and accu- racy, In compounding your physician's prescriptions. Today, that pharmacy remains as always, your' trustworthy aouxco ot -drug. nuppUea. Today, as subways, your doctor knows he can rely on Its complete fresh stock of drugs; on the skill ot Its experienced pharmacists. f> FREEPORT 41 FREE DELIVERY And you whose patronage we enjoy, know, too the warmth of this store's friendly spirit. MAY WE BE OP HELP TO YOU? SCHLESINGER -PHARMACY. A.B. & J. RIVKIN MAIN and CHURCH ST. 1* Your name printed on'your checks t ...-«f, Trap: _. * ••*.-«*,. _«*fc.~ _ 4. ' ~^**^^^^^r~ \•^^••' TT • -^ -^ ^ v ^^P^VV^U*^^ T 2* Your name gold-stamped on wallet] ,3* Tells you what you spent and when 4* Vital for budget and tax purposes 5* Pay by check—modern, businesslike r. • NO Ml NIM-UM- BALANCE'. • NO CHARGE: FOR CHECKBOOKS ) • NO CHARGE FOR DEPOSITS, 106 PER CHECK USED . Oft T fcl». MAIN STREET at SUNRISE HIGHWAY Member F.D.L'C* and Federal Reserve System ' Bank by Mail During the Summer Months Ryan Charges ** .. (Continued from Page 1) line with butter put \at 82 cents a pound and veal roast at 69 cents. Then there was an attack on Congress tor the OP.A., bill recent- ly enacted. On the third page was another appeal for Freeporters to Join the buyers' strike, by buying absolutely nothing \but essentials and as little of these as you can.\ And continuing: \This Is not Just a strike, It is American History repeated—It is a new Boston Tea party with .Americans again refusing to pay tribute to ruthless and selfish profiteers.\ Meat Industry Resolution - Then tfrere was printed a reso- lution adopted by the National Meat Industry Council which con- cluded with \Every Senator and Representative who votes against effective control now is toying with an aconomic bomb and digging his own political grave.\ Tl*e .quo- tation was from the July 18 issue of PM. Finally there was an appeal to \Join Your Nearest A. P. Club\ headquarters of whicn are located in the home of Mrs. Amy Tiesler, 41 West First st., the local Ameri- can Labor party leader. The placards carried by the pickets read as follows: \ALP demonstration for buyers' strike in Freeport. Don't buy it if you don't need it. \Mother's ^hair is turning gray trying to feed baby without OPA. \Only if you eat like Ghandi would life without OPA be dandy. \Who stole my milk? (with pic- ture of baby). _..\We'll remember in November . . . write your Congressman for real , price control. \Are\we men or are we mices to stand for these outrageous prices? \Buy only necessities. Write your Congressman for price ceil- ings on food.\ Your Wedding Day EVERY THRILLING MOMENT OF YOUR WEDDING ..DAY-EXPERTLY PICTURED IN A BEAUTIFUL i\LBUM. Make Your Appointment Early ff Naval Reserve (Continued\ frum Page 1) to manning the. enterprise. Any persons interested in giving these services may call Mr. \.Beck any time this week at Preeport 8-8764. Services of ex-WAVES and ex- WACS also are particularly de- sired, he said. ' The Recruiting Station will be open for enrollments and informa- tion from noon until 9 P.M., the remainder of the week. Mr. Beck explained enlistments are open to all former servicemen in Nassau County and expressed the hope at least 500 might enroll. More than 121,000 have endorsed and enrolled in this program throughout the nation to date, he added. Should a regiment be formed a Quonset Hut type of Naval Reserve Armory would be erected probably in the vicinity of the... Municipal Stadium. It is planned to erect 60 such armories in various.locali- ties In the near future, with 250 set as ft goal eventually. _ And Pree- port has a chance to get one of the first if veterans residing here and adjacent communities enroll in sufficient numbers to organize a regiment. REV. D. G. JAXHEIMER TO PREACH SUNDAY The Rev. David G. Jaxheimer, pastor of Christ Lutheran Church, who spent his July vacation at Paradise Palls, Greco, Pa., will ro turn to Preeport in- time to preach at the 9:30 A.M., service on Sunday. Youth, nights will be discontinued until fall. BENZOMINT Zc4t£* SORZ THROAT OR MONEY BACK I NO GARGLING ESTABLISHED 1900 MEMBERS, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF A AT 49 FRONT STREET ROGKVILLE CENTRE, NEW YORK i '.. Telephone: ROckville Centre 6-5810 L s HERBERT. BUSCHMAN, Resdent Partner MEMBER Security Exchanges New York Stock Exchange New York Curb Exchange Baltimore Stock Exchange Boston Stock Exchange Chicago Stock Exchange DetrohrStock\ \Exchange - Philadelphia Stock Exchange Pittsburgh Stock Exchange St. Louis Stock Exchange Salt LJake Stock Exchange ,ti ' Commodity Exchanges New Yprk Cocoa Exchange New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange New York Cotton Exchange New York Mercantile Exchange New York Produce Exchange Chicago Board of Trade ( Chicago Mercantile Exchange Commodity Exchange, Inc. New Orleans Cotton Exchange Winnipeg Grain Exchange —Telephone BROAD ST. NEW YORK 4, N. Y. HAnover 2-6540 Teletype: N. Y. 1-2972 THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1946 THE LEADER THREE Safety Engineers to Make Traffic Survey at Stadium At the request of the Village Board, safety engineers of the insurance companies holding village policies are to conduct a survey of automobile traffic over streets in the vicinity of the Municipal Stadium with a view t solving the problem created by the throngs drawn to Preeport by the .midget automobile rac^ c . Trustee Horace F. Carpenter re- .vealed this at the weekly dinner of the Rotary Club of Freeport ^ct Thursday night in the clubhouse. -Mr. Carpenter respond- ed to a talk given by Christopher A. Anderson on safety in the high- ways. He announced the Villa^ Board was doing everything .within its power to make the streets safe for pedestrians and drivers. He cited the fact moves had been taken to acquire two parking fields with a^view to reducing the num- ber of cars parked in the business streets. He pointed out\ that last winter several streets on which there were hills had been set aside as play- streets so the youngsters could coast in safety when there was snow on the ground and that parks and playgrounds were being de- veloped to keep boys and girls off the streets. Finally he said that when the examinations , have been completed and an eligible list is established seven additional patrolmen will be appointed so it will be possible to keep a closer watch on speeders and motorists who take the liberty of going through red lights in the village. President Martin H. Weyhauch presided Catholic Pilgrimage To Canada, Aug. 10-16 Bishop Thomas E. Molloy has designated the Rev. John J. Flem- ing, of St. Athanasius. R. C. Church. Brooklyn, as spiritual director of the Brooklyn Diocesan pilgrimage to the Shrine of Ste. Anne, de Beaupre in Canada, Aug. 10 to 16. Inquiries, for the two remaining missions i&e beins received at the Chancery, 75 Greene ave., Brook- lyn, while reservations are being accepted at national headquarters of American Express - Catholic Travel League, 1841 Broadway, Manhattan. The dates of the final diocesan pilgrimages are Aug. 31 to Sept. 6. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN thnt L[- -'Jai him been innvied to the under- HtRiKHl to sell Imor at wholesale under the Alcohol it- H«v«rnKe Control Law nt .'Hi I Sout h (I rovo at., Freeitort, Nunuau County N. Y. . _ NICK KIZX.I. DBA Crove lleer DisUibu'.orfl. FLOWERS FOR FUNERALS A SPECIALTY MILLANG'S We Deliver 155 W. SUNRISE HIGHWAY Tel. FReeport'8-2284 SHAKE DOWN THE THERMOMETER WITH Put Elizabeth Arden's beauty essentials on ice » . . and find out how refreshing your routine can be. Cleanse, Refresh, Soothe * . . morning, night, and before changing make-up. It will recover both your beauty anc! balance after the mercury-maddest day. CLEANSE with cool Ardena Fluffy Cleansing Cr«om (If skin U oily) or Ardena CUamtng Cream , (if. skin Is normal or dry). J.OO to 6.00 REFRESH with chilled Ardena Skin Lotion parted brlikly on. .85 to 15.00 SOOTHE with Iced Ardena Orange Skin Cream, 1.00 to 8.00 or Ardena Velvo Cream, 1-00 to 6.00 prlcei plui taxat - FREEPORT DRUG SHOP The Original Cut Rate . H. J. COHEN 76 SOUTH MAIN STREET - FREEPORT 77 Anna D. Van Riper Bride Ot Rudolph Einhbrn, Jr* Miss Anna Donna VanRiper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milford F. VanRiper, 1 Summers pi., and Rudolph Einhorn, jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Einhorn, 46 Ellison ave., were married Sunday at 5 P.M., in the R. C. Church of the Most Holy Rosary, in Roose- velt. The bride was given in mar- riage by her father, and the pas- tor, the Rev. John Bukey, officiat- ed. Miss Ruth Elinor Van Riper was maid of honor for her sister, while Robert C. Lomnitzer was best man. A reception followed in Canary Cottage, Merrick, Mr. and Mrs Einhorn left immediately for a,.two weeks trip to the White Mountains in New Hampshire, and on their return will live at the Ellison ave. address. * Both the bride and bridegroom are graduates of Freeport High School. Mr. Einhorn served three and a half years in the Pacific area as a machinist mate, second class. In the Navy. He is employed by the American Machine & Foun- dry Co., of Brooklyn, while his wife has a position with Doubleday & Co., of Garden City. PROGRAM OF FUN -ENJOYED BY/EXCHANGE MEMBERS There was no formal program, at the weekly luncheon of the Ex- change Club of Freeport yesterday in the Woodcleft restaurant. In- stead C. Curtis Fulton, who was program chairman for July ended the nfonth with a meeting devoted to having a good time. Clam chowder and\\ clam fritters con- stituted the, principal viands on the menu. President Hubert I.. Wells presided. . NOW, LOCATED' - IN OUR NEW BUILDING 355 ATLANTIC AVE; TeL FResport 8-5897 | BILLY BLUME, Jr. FINE PRINTING In All Its Branches Ship-to-shore radio, now a vital marine function, was pioneered by the Coast Guard in 1904. Now Open GAIL ELAINE BEAUTY SALON 148 SO. MAIN STREET SPECIALIZING PERMANENTS find CRE&M _•> Try Our _>£ y,V Health Massage bnd Facial Combination AT LOW RATES Call for Appointment FReeport 8-2481 Open Tups, and Fri. Evenings SAVE UP TO 5 BATHING SUITS - PLAY CLOTHES DRESSES - SLACK SETS - BEACH ROBES PLAY SHOES - RAFFIA BAGS EXCHANGES CREDITS REFUNDS All Sales Final AIR CONDITIONED Beachwear Center of Long Island HEKAPSTEAD FREEPORT 80 BOTTTH MMN~BT .a^^ FREE PARKING IN REAR. OF STOKES ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW AT Store DAVID BECK 13 East Sunrise H'w y Fpt. 8-3070 T TRUSSES $1.98 up Freeport Drug Shop H. J. Cohen THE ORIGINAL CUT RATE . 76 SOUTH MAIN STREET FREEPORT 77 ALL OUR PRICES ARE FORMER O.P.A. PRICES OR LOWER Everything for Home Sewing VOGUE ft SIMPLICITY PATTERNS, Use \Ouri PERSON AL LOAN \PLAN « PAYABLE IN 12 MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS Compareithe COST and the SERVICE COST 50 CENT* PER [MONTH ON EACH $100. 24 HOUR SERVICE 1 1 When Vou Borrow S 1 08,00 216XK) 860.00 I8(XOO We Take Out S 6.1« 12.96 21.60 28.80 You Receive SI 01. 52 203.04 33«.-tt) 151.20 You Pay Monthly S 9.00 1 8.00 .. ...3aoi). 40.00 OTHER AMOUNTS IN PROPORTION YOU CAN APPLY BY MAIL ^^Sa^^^sffl«g;.isaFr;zaaft. Opposite Railroad Station on uj rise Highway Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation piisiiifeS^
