Newsday (Nassau Edition) from Hempstead, New York • 8

Wcwgday Tuesday, August 1 0,1 941 8 Rationing May Put Golf Clubhouse on 4-Day Week Ijwrcncc At a meeting of the Lawrence Villjge Board hut night, the possibility of dosing the I-awrcnce Village Paik clubhouse for another day cadi week because of food rationing was suggested. Charles Seaman, park superin Ave. was completed by July 23. Indications are that, a second coat will not be needed for several years, but, Hart said, the street will have to be under observation for two weeks to determine how it will last under traffic. Work has been started on the bulkhead at Lawrence Village Park, Hart reported, and the station plaza has been rcscrviccd and is now in good shape.

Tools have been secured for cleaning of the sewers and a dean-up campaign is scheduled for October. Mayor Allen Thorpe, who presided oscr the meeting, raised an objection to the sounding of the noon siren simultaneously with civlian protection air raid warning signals on Saturdays. It has been a practice to sound all sirens at once every Saturday noon as a test, but residents of the village have complained that the noise is unnecessarily shill and tendent, reported a marked increase in the number of golfers at the paik during the week, and a Urge crowd in the clubhouse on weekends. To cope witli the week-end crowds, the dub restaurant already is dosed on Monday and Tuesday nights. Seaman suggested that Wednesday be another day off for the restaurant so that ration points might be saved for weekend patrons.

Residents of the village are not encouraged to hold parties or affairs in the clubhouse, lie said. In a report on public works read by trustee Horace Bowker, Albert Hart, Village Clerk and superintendent of public woiks, stated that the first surface seal coat to be applied to Central DEAFEN EDI A MW ECOHOM sn High PKkkutyl lew Pritel Try thii new Wert era Electric Set-known the "Telephone Compact, dependable, ineipcniive to ac Amasingly amoolA reception I 119 Vera Hama DemaantraUea MORAN AUDIPHONE CO. 2S0 Fulton Hnmpitond, I. HcmpitoW 6717 Sm Varh Off to: IM TOTH AVE. Ml.

I-MM raakljrn onto! JAV MT. COH. PVLTON, TRIANGLE f-4313 tfraaiaFaSr 4 toaltfSI UOt44 i'ltl3C! Gets 30 Days for Assault in Diner Mineola An explanation by llromas Warsancak that he wjs action occurred Dec. police have been looking FIGHTING GREECE may even now be under observation by Koots Kata solos, son of Peter Katavo-los of the Nassau County Greek War Relief Association. A flying photographer with the Army Air Forces, Katavolos typifies the fighting help all Grcck-Amcricans would like to offer their homeland.

15, and since for Warsancak who was arrested last week when Hempstead Police Chief John L. 1'eclcy, spotted him on the street and hauled him in. arsancak, who formerly worked at the Park Diner, said in defense of the charges that he akcd Waas for a cup of coffee and tlut the latter answered him by swinging a baseball bat on his head. The substance of his testimony was that the police were persecuting him because they were served free meals at the diner and therefore were prejudiced in favor of the diner's management. 4 WAR WORKER Mrs- Gertrude Matwizyck of Ozone Park, mother of the 10-nionth-old girl at left, The baby's father, an Army staff sergeant, was killed in North Africa before his daughter was born.

lie was awarded the Purple Heart and Distinguished Service Cross posthumously. Mrs. Matwizyck still serves her country by forging battle tools in Sperry Gyroscope Co. in court ycstcrdjy because the police were persecuting him in order to get free meals, didn't help him one bit. Warsancak, who lives at 54 Prospect Hempstead, was convicted of assault after trial before District Court Judge George S.

Johnson and sentenced to 50 dais in the County Jail. According to Richard Wajs, 3 Covert Hempstead, Wara-ncak came into the Park Diner, 322 Fulton Hempstead, where Waas is employed, asked for a cup of coffee and when it didn't come fast enough, tossed Waas over the table. This bit of Hempstead Gets 514 Gas Masks Hempstead Members of the Civilian Protection unit of this village will be prepared for every emergency, even poisonous gas, for consignment of 514 gas masks arrived at the Village Hall yesterday from the supply depot at Hanover, Pa. Consigned to Mayor Herbert Mirschcl, the masks will be dis- ESCAPES MUGGER Hempstead Victim of an attempted mugging last night was Anna Worofskv, 21 Bernard here, who reported to police that an unidentified man had tried to choke her as she was entering her home at 10:51 P. M.

A detective of the Third Squad, Nassau County Police, was assigned to the case. The 1942 Nassau tuberculosis death rate of 20.9 per 100,000 population was an all-time low record. tributed to wardens, auxiliary police and other members of the Civilian Protection unit. Included in the lot are five Lirge masks, 10 medium and five children's masks earmarked for training classes in the use of the gas mask. Hub Board Meets On Cab Ordinance Hempstead Another try at reaching a decision on the much-discussed taxicab ordinance will be made at a Village Board meeting scheduled for Friday night at 7:30 P.

M. Postponed from July 27, when a quorum of trustees failed to show up, the meeting will also consider action on an amendment to the General Ordinances in regard to trespassing on Village owned property..