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3?:^ I - ^ :•'\ '. . _._._. ...,1. ..,1^^- THE LEADER, THURSDAY; 4, 1943 Revenue Gained Total $14,598,3 13 President Reports; Refinoncing Aided Net income of Ldn.g Island g Company in 1942. after nil charges and taxes was $2,335,737, :m Indicated Increase of $764.470 ovei' the net. for l&ll, according to the annual report sent to stockholders by Edward F. Barrett, president. \The principal reason for this apparent inrrnr'ic.\ Mr. Barrett explain^. \was the reduction of Lax liability arising put of the refunding of bond indebted- ness, certain large items, such »F. redemption premiums, having been held to be allowable deduc- tions In the determination of Income bax. If the refinancing had not ^been effected thn net Income would have been approx- imately $640,000 less than the amount- stated, or about $125.000 more than in 1941. \Expanses of taxation (includ- ing provision for Federal income tax) amounted to $2,118.235, or an app&rant decrease of approx- imately $270, 281.. Had the reduc- tion of $640,000 In tax liability not been e free ted the' rurrent year's total tax expense would have been $3,768.235, or almost 15 per- cent increase over 1941. Interest, and other Income deductions de- creased $48.545 principally as a result of the refinancing. \Operating revenues amounted to $14,50^513. an Increase of *51B^IO over 1941. despite the efTcct of t^e dim-out and black- out regulations *md the reduced sales ol electric and gas Advertising FMltidal GROVE THEATRE 'Chino Girl' 3:15 6:30 9:4R 'Margin for Error 2:00 5:15 8:30 I REBt'ORT THEATRE 'For Me and My Gnl' 3:10 6:30 9:45 'Omaha Trail\ 2:05 5:30 8:40 of maintenance, i&flecL a net In- crease *ot $80,592 after giving effect to a reduction of approx- imately $92,000 in the amortiza- tion of expenses relating to in- ventories of utility plant antT proceedings before the Public Service Commission. Open Ling. expenses on a comparable basis* (with 1941) increased approxim- atedy $172,444 due principally to the substantial increase in the quantities of electricity and gaa produced, the increase in the amount of fuels used and the relatively large increased coat Of such fuels. \New property was installed i and new additions made to exist- ing facilities In an amount of $2,303,444 durng the year. Gas produced by the system companies showed a 4 per cent gain at 8,942,565,000 cubic feet. The increase was attributed by the company to larger volume of sales to heating customers, whereas sal pa to thia type of customer had been lower in 1941 because of the milder weather. Jn fag;*.M%^r«aMHMc#A? (Ra- tion 6 per cent secured gold bonda and '5!4\* percent debent- ures were retired through issu- ance of $10,000,000 ol' 3 3-4 pnr- cent sinking' fund ddbdntures end $8Jd,bt)9 sArMl notes. The »oy $30,303|00b' first 3 1*4 per cent bdh6d In OctoBer and the proceeds of term bank loan, were used to retire all 4 per cent refunding mortgage bonds outstanding. \It is estimated.\ Mr. Barrett \that tho e lnt.ereat and lixed charges nearly $190,^00 nor year the moneyA borrow Ml on short- term loan* have been repaid. And 1* la woYtl\y of noto In connect Ion, that payments of ^050,000 have been iuu tie on .^ count of\ th6Se HhorL-Cerm loans ^_d U r 1 n g 194 2-to^-tlie nn d Ui at the _^_ba lance .due ' ' Oper ZWERIN'S E3D Buy WAr Bond* ond Stomps * . Key to the Scriptures by MART BAKER EDDY TM* texlboek aw well a* othar writ- ing* hy Mr*. Kddy may a* r*ad. borrowed or purfha***! a* th* p*M MERRWK ROAR For the Beat CHINESE Edward L. Hong Prop. Derrick KA. Chow-Mcln To Take Out NOW IN On Long ^exclusive WE charge Di\ George A. Newton, Chairman of the Home Rule Party, with deliberately misstating that our electric light plant is being operated at a loss. /( i« (rye, that plant INCOME has fallen off to the extent of SXO,82R.99 (during the 1942-43 period as compared with tht? 1940-41 period) due to reduction of store and home lighting. JY fa /rue, that plant EXPENSES have increased $21,505.15 (during the same period) due to increase ih price of fuel oil ; the necessity of 24-hour watchman service; and cash contributions to the village budget in lieu of taxes. are a matter of public record. So are the Ogures which prove that KAaFreepor* ow A statement that our electric light plant is \in the red'* is malicious slander constituting false propaganda. X^ ! — That the Board of Trustees are responsible for dim-out regulation* ordered' by* the U. S. Anny. 2 — Mat the Board of Trustee* are for the* increased price of fuelr 3 — That the Board of Trustees are- responsible for placing watchihen again:! sabbtage , ordered by the U. S. Armyi 4 — That the taxpayer objects to the contribution to the village 'budget. a of TV«af eea 7 fef deff&eroe miaaEofemewfa of THE LEADER, THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1943 PACE SEVEN While Corp. Finds tl: Adequate System Uses All Means To Provide Safety Is Analyst's View ]f redesign of :he Long Island Railroad wore to be attempted now. it would be difficult to plan a railroad system which would serve the territory move adequat- ely, the J. G White Engineering Corporation has determined after a year's independent study of the road. Facts about Long Island Railroad property and equipment arc the subject of the latest in- stallment in the public presenta- tion of the White firm's findings. From 1921 through 1940. the period covered by the White re- port, new investment in Long Is- land Railroad property and equip- has been almost continuous, this period, the investment has from $92,908,035 in 1921 $150,346,601 in 1940. Lqng Island Railroad opcr-^ 379 miles of roadway. ^ White report, flnda the rig-ht- 'ay unsatisfactory as to ap- ^ance, reflecting lack of ade- resources for proper main- e. It recommends iniprove- whcn funds arc available. T»; M& ^ provision\ %' been made for the safety of jmtlon\. The road has an auto- go signal system, Interlocking and railroad ing's most ad- safecy development, hals in the cao\. :cept for a few sections, the consists, ot .cinder and ,mcnds resurfacing with a thin, layer of crushed stone. (This is being done In heavy-traffiz areas: tons were placed last year.) The Long Island was the first to operate exclusively steel passenger car equip- en't. It owns 1,331 steel pass- iger cars, seating approximately 4,000 persons. Only three rail- oads in the country own a greater jntunber of paasangcr cajs. Long Jsland Railroad passenger cars, in 1940, represented an investment of [$28,116.760. The White report finds the equipment structurally Bound and mechanically well-maintained. It recommends extension of • the improvement program involving the installation of larger steel WALLY WANTS TO fMer Stdffdh — Sove Cos — Go to the SUPERIOR \SERVICE STATION Mcrrick Road at Long Beach Wm. McBride (Coff' me Moc) Manager and Partner WALLACE & COMPANY SuM^k at \B^leW Atenue Jerry Brown, Manager and Partner CAR WASHh^w * lornr lune up-^ar/\rus. PLUGS—OIL FILTERS—OIL *^AND d^R OIL CHANGES—LUBRICATIONS EXIDE BATTERIES—CHARGING AND RENTALS-^STARtgRS AND GENERATORS\ --- Odd v/oy (o describe point? Not ot oil! Strong means sturdy, Arm, tough, oble to \take it/' What better words to use when talking about a coating of Dulch'Boy Pure White Lead Point? Right now Is the time to use sfrong paint on your house — the job may hove to las* o long, long hme Dutch Boy Pure White Lead Point losfs. ASK A&OUT TH* 1PECIAI PRIMt@ #0* Hi COAT J. Wesley Miller * Abraham A. Slegel & Co. THIBAUi WALLPAPER SANITA8 99 So. Main St. Freeport 6100-01 f)»Hy: 7.45 n.m. to 6 p.m, Saturday : 9.00 p.m. windows, covering racka. improved type of seat and additional parcel ^' Tlie long TEsland Raili'oad owns 126 locomotives in addition to its self-propelled electric passenger cars. The Wlhitc engineers re- ported this motive power equip- ment in good operating condition. T^ri the original design of Penn- sylvania Station, provision for commuting and other facilities of Long Island did not contemplate the great increase in traffic that has occured. The Wlme report finds (Me Long Island facilities Ui Pennsylvania Station ;;umc\vhil Drifted but being \subs tan us llv improved\. Jamaica StaLion i^ !a*'s?Iy a ransfer station. The Whit? rrjiort M»id \good\ of its condition, but many improvements have since b?cn made. FREEPORT BIRTHS I 13 PART EXALTED RULERS The following,births have been HOXOHKI) »V KLKH reported in the ofTlcc of the Vii- CLASSIFIED BARGAIN IN AND VICTORY GARDKXS Victory garden special -6 room Colonial, oil. open fireplace, attached enrage; plot 80x300 Price $7.000. 6 Room House, garage, like new. ^..%2_.. acres... ground—.Erlce... .&3,5GO,. Victoi'y garden. 7 Room House, 2 car garage, steam, conl. Plot 80x270. Price $7,000. Cash $700. Victory garden. Nice 6-room bungalow, open Ore- place, trees, plot, 60X125. N. \vV\ section. Price $4,500. Terms. Fine section. 6 Room Bungalow, modern kit- chen, hot water heat, garage. Price $4,500. Cash $500. ?. ^oom, B^ck .Gplpnlal, 4^, ^«d \ rooms;Jl}yeat&a3B^ncM)lr, screened porch, 2 baths. 2 cor garage, re- creation room in basement, hot water heal,.finest residential sec- tion. $2,000 cash a-^pvc , mtg. Brand New 5 Room Brick Bun- galow, open Ore place, steam heat, attached garage, sun deck, large attic plot 50x125; more ground can be had. Finest sec- Lion* Price $6,500. Waterfront plot 110x150 dock 7 room house, 2 baths, 2 car gar- age. Price $7,000. Biggest bargain on waterfront if you have boat. Plenty water dock, 6 room house, 3 bed rooms. Garage wants to be decorated. Plot 75x100'. Price $2,000. ' 4 Room heated apt., garage, $60 rent. U and 7 Rnom Houses, rent 0. (b $100.00. TagT Hawkins, to Campion and Ma- lianne Hawkins. 280 Arthur street. Feebrunry 10. son. Robert Ch'tr- ie?. S'Uais. to Millard and Manwi 6el .ti'M. yi Sagamore strurt. Fcb* tu y 20. son. Mjllard Smith. 3d Thirteen past exalted rulers of 'FnTpoTt\Lodge \of\MKs\\ntfendecT (he annual past exalted rulets ni^lit Thursday night. Peter Stephen Beck presided, and (he dozen others were Isndjr Lewis. Joseph P. Glynn. Mayor \Vtn-rlen E. Winnr. Groi'Kt.' Bird. William J. Murphy. II All red Vollmer, Judge George S. John- son, Milford F. Van Riper, Arthur Otto. Edward F. Meancy. Herb* crt A.\ Mcllroy and James H. Ha^en. Six candidates of the \diamond jubilee\ class nf the lodge were initiated. Thomas DeOiacomo had charge ol arrangements. ^\•'T%o6m.'i^BTln%aiow. stcarn^ $3.300 Q^^Ui Huuse.. n|w, $8,500, 7—Room House, $4:993 . 7 ' Koqm... Brick, 2 bnUis.- n w. $10.500. 3 Room Furnished Apartment, adults, rent $40.00. IV H E K K K K !j rtailru^v! Ave. O|]p. Station E^t. 3U Yeais Open Sundays Phone 438 Frtcpcrt NOTICE IS HEREMY G1VKX (hat L:ccnsc RL-05329 lias bcun to the undersigned to sell , wine, cider and beer at I'^akl under the Alcoholic Bevcr- jyt Contiol Law at 159 North Main street. Free port, Nassau County, N.Y., lor oh premises consumption only. U GORGE BOHLEN & ADAM KEIL, DBA .North Main st., Bar & Gfill, 159 North Main street, Prceport, N.Y. BUY WAR BONDS NOT 1C KM I hat i>- rr- 1^ HEUEHY (.^1 License L-694 has been tn ihu undcrsiKncd tu :. \vmt\ cider and beer at under the Alcohuhc Dcv Ccntrot Law at 115 South Frceport. Nassau Cnuhlv. N.Y., for ufT premises consumpticn only. MILO'S WINE & LIQUOR STORE. Inc.. 115 South Main st%, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN :hat License L\72 has been is- sued to the undersigned to sell liquor, wine, cider and beer a!, etail under (.he Alcoholic Bevcr- ige Control Law at 9 East Sun- ise highway. Frcrport. Nassau Jounty. N.Y.. lur nlT I consumption only. Horri^an. hihwa. NO I ICE IS HRHKDY DI3A Fred M. East Sunrise rceport, N.Y. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVFN hat License RL-4581 has been srued' to Ihc undersigned\ to ' ri'H' iquor, wine, cider and beer :<t etnil under the Alcoholic Bevty- Con.tro.1 Law at 35 Railroad avenue, Freeport, Nassau Countv, N.Y , for on premises consumption only. 35 . Freeport, avenue, N.Y. NOTICE...TG hat License RL-04601 lias been ssued to the undersigned to y\i iquor, wine, cider and beer itt •etnil under the Alcoholic Bevei- age Control Law at 507 South Grovo street, Freeport. Nassau ounty, N.Y., foi on premises consumption only. WILLIAM F. JOHNSON. DBA The Mid-ship, 507 South Grove street. Freeport, N.Y. ' NOTICE IS HEREBY that License RW-00784 has been issued tn the-undersigned to :cll liquor, wine, cider and beer at tail under the Alcoholic Dever- agc Control Law 'at 37 RallruaU ;ivmuc, Frvepqrt, Nassau Countv, N.Y., for uIT^reniihes c only. .. JOSEPH LA BELLA, DBA- Capri RnstRU 37 Riu 1 ron d'Hi vt?i) ue, KUTICE IS, HEREBY GIVEN h:it Lict'UM! L-853 has been 1s- utfd t<j ihc undersigned (o :\*'!! iiquni. wine, cider and beer a' Mtail under the Alcoholic Bcvcr- *\^ Ctintio] Law at H Church ?ierl. I'\:ccpui't. Nassau Cnum \.Y.. tni nH preiuisfrs consumption RUTH SI KG EL. i Chui.h stret'l, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVIJN hat License L-105 has been is- .ucd to the undersigned t6 sell iquor, wine, cider and beer at retail under the Alcoholic Bcver- -igc Control Law at 109 West Sunrise highway, Freeport. Nas- sau County. N.Y., for of% premises consumption only. HERMAN El SEN BERG. 109 West Sunrise highway, Freepdrt, N.Y. License I.-7RU siu-d been i - 1 tii s.'ll t'ltler anti beer :U le* Ah nlutliv l\'\er Law at 41 South Free port. Nassau tnr utl mi rc(ail under a^e Control Main street. County. N.Y consumption only. FRANCES G. G executrix J. OvcenbrrK estate. DBA Post & Dmucls Wine & unr Sturr. 41 South Main street. . NY. t NOTICE IS HKHKBY (IT that License L-KH has been ued to the undersigned to liquor, wine cider and beei retail under the Alcoholic Bever age Control Law at 10 West Mn - ick road. Freeport. Nassau Coun- ty, N.Y., for of? premises cun- HARRY EBBETS. 10 West Mcrrlck road, Freeport, N.Y. Century Circuit Theatres GROVE . I.. I. Ticincj 3136 . -I-HI China Girl 'Margin For Error\ Hi'nn«\*( ' Milhm NOTICE IS HEREBY UIVKN hat License L-1460 has been is 'ued to the undersigned to .^'11 liquor, wine, cider an3 beer at etail under the Alcoholic Bever- age Control Law at 54 Railroad avenue, Freeport, Nassau Count >, N.Y., lor oQ premises, consump- tion only. RUBEN STEIN, 25 Railroad avenue. N.Y. IH inCIIKTH' (i that LicenKc RL-04404 has issued to the undersigned t« :-.ell liquor, wine, cider and beer at retail tndpr the Alcoholic He.voy- age Control Law at 1 W. Sunn.< highway. Freeport, Nassau Coun- ty, N.Y., for on premises consump- tion only. GLEN BLAKELY, 1 W. Sunrise highway. Freeport., N.Y. NOTICE IS HERJ2BY GIVKN that License RL-0453G has beru issued to the undersigned (o sell liquor, \ri»e, eider and beer a I retail under the Alcoholic Bever- age Control Law at 3» South Main siren,\\ Krccpnrt. Nast.?u County. NY, for on prcmi.<s consumption tjniy. SIOMUND KAL11AN & DAV1H Har-& Sou til Main street. NO'llUK IS HRHKHY ha' Llt(n\e KI..-Ul!.!»tj has RctM ssuerl ity the until isimiefl lu sf|] iqutJi. \une. (Kii-r and Ucn ai ret;nl under the Alcoholic Hevtr- age Control Law at 2511 K:i.J MciTick idad. Fi report. County. NY., for on consumption only. AXTHONY PKIMAVKHA. jf):i I\:*.-,; Meivi:;k Mjafi. ''iff'prH't. N.Y. XUTICE IS H Kit SKY UIVLN }.)ii License RL-0^331 lias b\''i •sued t.') the untli'i'si^ncrl in ?;tl liquor, wine, cider and b\M a* i etail under the Alcoholic Bever- age Control Law at 10 Brooklyn avenue, Freeport. Nassau Coun' N.Y., for on premises consumption only. ,„ TOWN LODGE, Inc., \ 10 Brooklyn avenue, Freeport, N.Y. FREEPORT , I.. I. I'ice unit 1HOO \Vnl. Mm! For Me and My Gal' Omoho TraM' BALDWIN I In u Mm*. f / Mm. R- Yankee Doodle Dandy\ Sinn t Suhj Smhu • Mnrlm M»n<#'/ • Jui* Hall Nights' M:{R ANT) SKCXtET WK^AT*OrV\ - XI»rl Bruro ON THE SCREEN _HIC DAYS—4 ing KrldMj. Mmrch 5 JAMES CAfJXKY - JOAN in \YANKEE DOODLE with Wallrr HunUm • Kddlc Foy. r.
