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- ' 7 ’f S ^ : PAGE EIGHT ' T H m S 9 4 y > r JTO Y 1 *«****************y IN THE SPOTLIGHT I PERSONALITY PROFILES Captain Hewlett R. Bishop In -his capacity of Atlantic 130381 Director, Captain Bishop bears the responsibility of carrying out the directives, decialons-.and programs of the Maritime Administration. U- S. Department of Commerce, per taining-to merchant shipping and shipbuilding along the eninre length of the Atlantic coast from Maine to the Virgin Islands. His wide experience h ^ h e merch ant marine, including that ^ Mar itime’s Atlantic Coast Director since 1946, dates back to his first “signing - on’’ as an ordinary sea man In. 1927. He* made five trips around the worliTbefore reaching the age of 21 . The Atlantic Coast Director came up through the \hawsepipe'’ ships owne4 by the United States Shipping Board, Maritime Com mission and U j S. Lines, , During the years 1927 to 1941 he shipped out as -seaman, deck of ficer and eventually stood on the (brl<^e as master of his 'own ship. He ivBs d ^ k officer alboord some . of the best^known.'passehger liners mum cargo space ou aecK and be low deck. Among the best remembered these innovations, designed by EdmundXumley ® Awarded Degre^ Captain Bishop, was the ‘'Meccano Deck” -on tankers by which thous ands of aircraft and other cargo were carried during World War II,' Among the honors accorded him are the U.S. Department of Com merce Meritorious Service Medal, \for outstanding service as Atlan tic Coast Director” and the Ameri can Legion Distinguished Service Medal for Americanism. He has been cited for -papers on marine subjects and received the General Chairman's Award from In'the-prS^af American merchant I the Marine Section of the National fleet but found greatest satisfac tion serving on -board the lifeblood of our foreign commerce—dry cargo ships. In the-^iing of 1941 he came e- shore 'tfor a few weeks” with a Maritime Admlnlstra'tlon predeces sor agency to aid in dispatching vessels to tile-fled Sea. Soon after he was placed In charge of the stowage of ’ all lend- lease cargoes under Maritime Jur isdiction. Captain Bisiiop Irter organized the War Shipping Administration’s •■DepKrttn*t\fc—t>l ' cargo ' operKUoTks and became Its manager. Under his direction the Depart ment greatly improved methods of cargo stowage utilizing Che maxi- m t jKrouT I M P Five Commoni Questioiis \ by MABEL HARNED, R.N. this column will bedriterested too. r \What effect will baby have o EDMUND LUMLEY III by MABEL H. Philadelphia, Pa. Djiring the 27 years that I've been organizing and conducting training .courses for expectant parents, five questions have been asked of^ me more often than any others. I’m re peating tl\em ' here knowing _ that hew mothers among^.the readers of bedht will my husband?’’ — Parents are people, husband and wife, and the Identity of each and the relationship between •them should not be changed by hav ing a baby. Jt should bring them 1 -i closer. “Will I be a good mother?’- — The 'ability to be a good mother is not inherited. It must be learned. One thing, though, will ccrns iia-turally, a mother's love for her baby. And love is the greatest, antidote for doubt. Safety Council for his “Bridge Saf ety for Ship Safety.” More recently he presented a paper entitled “The .'Three R's’ of Ship Safety—Read Rlg|iV.’ before the Council! ' His deep interest In radar and other electronic navigational aids made him a leading advocate and oi’ganlzer of Government-operated radar. schools. • Captain and Mrs. Bishop, the former Ruth Truex of Bayport, N.Y. live in Freeport., The couple have ^ son. Hewie'tt ia.. Jr.. 21 and , o. Oaushter, Marcia Ijoulae. ... Actively ihlerested In community l Edmund Lumley III. son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund' Lumley, Jr. of 254 Lena 'Ave., ' Freeport, has been aivarded the degree of Bachelor ojT Science in Business Administration from Babson Institute in Wellesley Hills,-Maks: The ,1956 Freeport High School graduate attended Worcester Poly^ technic^' Institute for three yeaiv •prior to enroUlng a t Babson to ma- JoR in management and production. Lumley -and -his wife, the former Jo-Ann Swett of Newton Highland^, Mdas., have iieen residing in Newton Centre. • — “Will I lose .my figure?”—The Chants a woman’s body undergo ‘during pregnancy are temporary. •Aftei- -baby arrives, with guidance frohi her physician, a mother’s old Xamlliar form should be restored, l^metlmes, it may even be a better bfi^i -ii“MU 8 t I nurse my baby?”—Wheth er baby Is to be breast fed or bottle fed is a decision for the mother to (bake after she- discusses all factors ^ith hbi' husband and physician, ^ e r e are good a^Euments foi- both Hempstead Town Adopts :State Code SHOP & OFFICEtOELiVERY —ORDERS T^O TAKE OUT— GEORGES COEFEE SHOP .ndwiches up Hot Meals Di FR. 8-948B 30 NO. MAIN 8T. PREEPORT; -77 Wy M d rrick^d., F f e e p o rt Jt ia alwayjiia7|ilSiture to wtbl-' 'have' dlHbd' With (is '^^fbr iriSH^ j W H t H lltM 8:80 P.M. Call FR. 8-2161 for. Fast .Take-Out .Sarrlco f r e e . pXflKmO'I n REAR The’ Hemps-eac Town-Board has -lAnnounced adoption of a resolution . I accepting the appUcablllty to the affairs and local government, he is a past President of the Water Is land Association (Long Itelandi and is a member of the Freeport Meth odist Church. He is a member of the Propeller Club of iilie United Sbates, the Mar itime Educatlonar Commission of the Advisory Board for Vocational and Extension Education of the City of New York and'Is a trustee of the American Merchant Marine Library Association, and a member bf 'the National Caigo Bureau, Inc. He Jias also served as a member of the Port Utilization ^x>up..£)f- Town 'of Hempstead of the State Building ConstruetJan Qo.d« .<^BOC) effective October 1. 1962. flee of Transport and Btlvage of. the National Resources Board. Cap- HaiinFBishcp Is on honorary membi of ■ the-Whltehajl Club.\ ^ HUr integrity and dedication have earned the resect of 'ltau&ry;.lar shor,. • Government ooUea^'i^ and -membera.of the.press and generpil -public. Cdming ashore the heetanlus of Ws vice *to ithe'-^’-Atnerlcan ' merchant -marine* and to 'th e l^ls-w h lch' ^Jd e pur merchant ships each time they set sail. ... .4 If you 'Wish for reputation ani fame in the world and success dur ing your lifetime, you are right U) take every opportunity of advertls-^ mg yourself. Pi':'' «<»»»» Presiding Supervisor Palmer D.- -PaiTlngton ^-pointed out that the SBCC-'is a- performan.pe-tjme build ing code as distlnguisheci from the present building code of the Town bf -^Hempstead, the latter being a specification-type code. \A specification-type code,” ex plained Farrington, “enumei'ates or specifies the type of materials to be ..used In construction, whereas a per formance-type code lays down stan dards whlfb must be met by con- ^Clructlon n|kterials.” In the case of the State code, con- tihu^’-Farrlngton. ail lhe materials used in building “must be pretested in laboratories of State Building ^CqBfofficialir -* ; ... . *' ^ e •,Town..Board hailed the ^ t e Code-as-J:‘moderh in concept”, and 'designed- *'tb provide added ^protec- letliods and factors which ma'y in fluence a decision In behalf of one or the .other, <‘Tc dlapfer rash something'^-'all babies must go through?”—‘No. Diaper rash can be effectively pre vented with good diaper hygiene which includes diapering baby with correctly processed diapers, prompt changing and a fastidious diapering routine as long as baby wears diapers. The nation’s diaper services have developed a professional routine guard to .baby’s health. It include.? thorough cleansing with non-irri- foflmT • ertan Tn»»lf(n 1 f tating soap, multiple 'rinsing with scalding hot *water and sterilizing and drying with intense heat. Before drying, a special' diaper antiseptic solution is added to the diaperS\Whlch dries into the fibens and becomes active when'the dia- pei's are wet or sclled. This antisep tic -inhibits idle' gi'owth of baotei’^a and'lessens the chances ’ of diaper Diapers can be correctly'processcd at Home.' Medical'authorities agree that when Biapers ^ e done at home TMftef-'VkA -f1-if%miirT>i1v vlncDrl vtn they must’be thoroughly rinsed 'to remove all soaps and detergents, boiled for Viall an horn* to kill all bacteria and then treated with - a 'special diaper antiseptic obtainable In drug stores. 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