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TEN. THE LEADER — FREEPORT, N. Y, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1947 News Far,Veterans The following information re- garding benefits and services auth- orized for veterans under. Federal and State Jaws was issued this weefc by -the • Public Relations Of^ flee of the New York State Di- vision of Veterans' Affairs: High •School Diplomas Veterans and non-veterans more than 21 years of age, who did; not complete high school, may now ob- tain State higii school Equival- ency (Diplomas by .passing a Gen- eral Education Development Test. These diplomas constitute a legal HERMAN'S SHOE SERVICE ' Herman Koehnen, Prop. ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRING Correct, Quick and Careful Work 383 ATLANTIC AVE. Next to Bayviev Pharmacy (.equivalent of a high .school di- ploma and can be accepted by em- ployers and training agencies as such. Persons who earn a State high school Equivalency. Diploma may also earn a Regents High School diploma by passing a Regents ex- amination. Work for Physically Handicapped National \Employ the Physically Handicapped\ Week is being ob- served all over America. The purpose of the NEPH Week is to stimulate the employment of phy- sically handicapped, many of whom are veterans, in all fields of en- deavor. Wartime statistics , relative to disabled workers revealed that \they had a much smaller labor turnover, less absenteeism, fewer accidents and equal or higher pro- c'ucuon rates than normal work- ers. Since the war ended, veterans have been trained to overcomr ,ervice disabilities. Job matching programs in many plants havo that capability de- velopment has more than offset the- effects of injuries. WINDOW SHADES — TABLE PADS AWNINGS 129 SO. MAIN ST. FReeport 8-2021 2 Weeks Delivery Assured I State Issues Survey Of Metropolitan 'Area Albany, N. Y., dot. 16—Publica- tion of \New York Means Business in the Metropolitan Area,\ a 68- page book of business data on the world's greatest financial, manu- facturing and commercial region, was announced this week by the New York State Department of Commerce. Illustrated with maps and charts, the book is designed to serve as a guide to those interested, in the New York metropolitan area in planning or expanding business en- terprises. Included with New York City are the neighboring counties of Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester and Rockland, an area with a popula- tion of 9,063,843 or about 6 per cent of the total for the United States. The volume contains detailed analyses of population, employ- ment, purchasing power, manufac- turing, wholesale and retail busi- ness, service establishments, in- come, living standards, finance, transportation and .other factors of the area's business structure. It is the llth in a series of publica- tions, covering the major economic areas in the State, prepared by the Commerce Department in its pro- gram to encourage the development and expansion of business activity. One of the book's features is a master table of selected statistics arranged by boroughs and commu- nities, analyzing the area as a pro- ducing, marketing, distributing and servicing center. The table pro- vides a breakdown of purchasing power, housing, employment by oc- cupations and sex, and other data. Copies of the book may be ob- tained by writing to the New York State Department of Commerce, Albany 7, N. Y. CHRISTIE ENTERS L.I.C.M. Robert W. Christie, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Christie, Brook- side ave., Roosevelt, began his studies for the degree of Doctor of Medicine at the Long ( Island Col- lege of Medicine, when the college opened its 87th year. Mr. Christie prepared for medical school at Nor- wich University and served with the U. S. Army during the last war. \Charity suffereth long and is kind,\ but wisdom must govern charity, else love's labor is lost and giving is unkind.—Mary -Baker Eddy. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE \Doctrine of Atonement\ is the lesson-sermon for Sunday at 11 A.M., in the First Churst of Christ, Scientist, West Merrick rd., at El' pi. The golden text is \tlie preach ing of the cross, is , to them that perish foolishness; but unto us which are saved it is the power of God\ (I Cor. 1:18). The sermon will be from Acts 26:1, 9, 13-14, 15, King' James version. That charity is bad which takes from independence its proper pride, and from mendicity its proper shame.—Southey. SALLY GITIIENS AT BERKELEY Miss Sally GHhens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Normitn S. GltheiiK. 327 Pennsylvania ave., was to at- tend a tea in the Hotel Biitmorc, Manhattan, today (Thursday) for students at the Berkeley School. She previously attended Southern Seminary. FOR DEPENDABLE Over 631, Filled Since 1914 We Always Deliver At No Extra Charge PHONE FREEPORT 9-3333 .Always Famous /or Prescriptions and Low Prices South Main at Sunrise Hwy. Give work rather than alms to I the poor. The former drives out indolence, thr latter industry. —Tryon Edwards WHY WAIT IN LINE TILL 1949! No trade-in required. You choose the ac- cessories. DELIVERY NOW at regular list price. Open Evenings'till 9 P.M. — Sundays till 2 P.M. JEFFERSOU. 1KC. Au.l horiiod D.'e a-l-e r Kaiser and Frazcr Motor Cars 40 E. MERRICK RD. FREEPORT, L. I. PHONE: FREEPORT 8-9595 For Your CARPET, RUG and FURNITURE CLEANING At Your Home or At Our Plant Recommended 7>y over 4.000 House u-ivtr$ If ho Have I'isited Our Hani ,8C E. SUNRISE H'WAY 8-1212 ' HCiAber of Nt-w York Carpet Cleaners* Ass'n. «ji WE HAVE BEEN SAVING TAXES FOR 26 YEARS FOR CLIENTS *N K-VWSltlf TC-KTP-E OF This experience Is now available In Long Island through newly-established Freeport Offices We also act as tax counselors to attorneys NEW YORK II W. 42nd St. LA. 4-98.18 BOTWIN & BOTWIN Tax Counselors Accountants Systematize rs FREEPORT 3 So. Main St. L. J. BOTWIN Tax Counselor JAS. BOTWIN Certified Public Accountant NASSAU COUNTY WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTI ON OCTOBER 18 — Choice Properties Just Acquired by the County THU?SD4I ! . = OCTQBE]fl 16, 1947 N. Y. ELEV1 Features Broadcasts OverWHLI Next Week ['s 2:45 p.m. program de- to \you and the world you .. will feature outstanding personalities in various fields, dur- ing the forthcoming week, as fol- lows: Monday—Ralph Bellamy, star of radio, stage-and screen will be fea- tured in \A Party for the Doctor,\ a dramatization depicting the plight HS&! /AoAi* 51 USE OUR SPECIAL WINTERIZING SERVICE! Here's What We Do To Protect Your Car Q Protect the Radiator - Q Time the Engine Q Change Engine Oil fj Lubricate the Chassis Q InspeciHosesandWaterPump Q Inspect Transmission and Dif- ferential Lubricants Adjust [he Brakes SERVICE Is best for your Car Regardless of Make NASH-LAU MOTORS, Inc. 14 Brooklyn Avenue Coll FRc^port 8-0048 (Opposite K. ft. Station) of a young doctor in a new and intolerant town. Friday (tomorrow)—Mrs. Irving Weil, chairman of the Nassau County Supplies for Overseas Sur- vivors will interview Miss Anna Loewy, who was two years In the Bergen-Belsen Concentration Cnmp. Tuesday—Surrogate Leone Howell, for the. Girl Scout Councils of Nassau County. Wednesday — The League o f Women Voters will discuss the propositions and amendments to be voted upon in the next election. Thursday—Mr. Fred D. Thomp- son, General Secretary Nassau- Suffolk Y.M.C.A., and Mr. Harvey Griffith discusses \The Need for a Youth Center in Lynbrook.\ a topic of interest to Freeporters. Friday 'Oct. 24)—Mrs. Henry J. RoNpnberKer. President of the Sou 111 'Shore Section National Council of Jewish Women, talk on the 2f>th anniversary of the South Shore Section of the Council. Sunday — Jimmy Durante will head a bill of old-time vaudeville and musical-comedy star favorites with Harry Richnian, Maurice Chevalier, Nora Bayes and Rudy Vallee rounding out the program on \No! So Long Ago\ at 1:35 p.m. Storm Windows SCREEN TERRACES COMBINATION PORCHES Painted • Installed Complete FREEPORT SASH AND DOOR CO. 232 No. Main Street Freeport Tel. FReeport 8-7333 Library Increases Supply of Records The Freeport Memorial Library has added several items to its rapidly growing -phonograph record collection.- This was started in the Fall of 1943, and now comprises more than $500 worth of albums and single records of great variety available to borrowers. Recent additions for children are —\Peter Churchmeuse,\\ narrated by Paul Wing; -The Little Engine that Could,\ also by Paul Wing; Uncle Remus stories told by Sterl- ing Holloway; \Shoemaker and the Elves,\ told by Gene Kelly, and \The Selfish Giant.\ done by Frederic March. For serious lUlult listeners, an album of excerpts from Shakespeare's \Hamlet\ done by Maurice Evans with original background music is exceptionally fine. Also on 'the serious side, music- ally, are Beethoven's Fifth sym- phony in C. minor with Toscanini conducting; excerpts from Boris Godounov by Moussorgsky with Ezio P'inza and the Metropolitan Opera c h o r u s; Rarhmaninott's Concerto No. '2 in C. minor with Gyorgy Sandor at the piano: Three operatic arias sung by Lily Pons which, incidentally, are not the usual ones recorded by this artist, and Jose Iturbi's single disc of Clair de limn reversed by Liebes- tnunn. In a lighter vein, there are two popular albums, one by Frank Sinatri and another by Car- men Cavallaro. PVT. JOHN WHITE. JR., ENDS TRAINING AT FORT DIX FORT DIX, N. J., Oct. 16.—Pvt. John White, jr., son of Mf. and Mrs. John White. Freeport, N. Y., has completed a 13-week course in Army basic training at the Ninth Infantry Division training center, Fort Dix, and will leave soon for a new assignment at Fort Meade. Md. Prior to his enlistment on June 11. Pvt. White attended Freeport High School. PUMPKIN PIES FEATURED AT HERMAN'S BAKESHOP Herman's Cake Box, 96 South Main st,, is featuring a delicacy this week which is so familiar to the American home during the coming holidays—pumpkin pie. This treat is sure to meet with the unanimous approval of everyone as Herman's Cake Box has become well known for its delicious baked products. BENZOM1HT SORE THROAT The Salvation Army 75-77 Church St. FREEPORT, L. L MAJOR ERNEST W. NEWTON Officer In Choree SUNDAY SERVICES 11 too A.U. Hollnei* Utmtln« SiBO P.M. Sunday School 3(00 P.M. ftSO KM. All Are Welcoro* Salvntion Yountf THE \CREAM OF tHE CROP\ FOR 1947 All the properties to be offered at this auction, with hardly any exceptions, have been foreclosed during the past year and have never- before been offered for sale by the County. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKSI This is the chance for which the wise investor has been looking. Here he can buy Nassau County property at. absolutely \rock-bot- tbrn\ prices. PROPERTY OWNED ABSOLUTELY by the COUNTY These properties are owned by the County absolutely. This is not a tax sale! What- you buy is yours. Title insurance can bo obtained from any Title Co. YOU PO NOT HAVE TO PAY CASH On sales of ever $500, the County will arrange a very desirable in- stallment contract.\ NO COUNTY TAXES ~*5 The properties will be sold free and clear of all county taxes for the year 1947. Charles \I.'ScKmidf - Director, Dept. of Keal Estate • County Court House Mi n col a, Long Island \POT O' GOLD\ There will be many fortunate buyers at this sale. They will be able to get these properties at the upset price, unless someone bids more. Get your catalog at once. Look the properties over. Come to the sale! Come prepared to buy! A COMPLETE CATALOG The catalog contains the location of every piece of property to be offered at the auction and the upset price of each piece. The price of the catalog is $.50; by mail $.60. DO NOT SEND STAMPS! \G. I.\ HERE IS YOUR MARKI Nassau County Banks wish to aid you. Why not buy a desirable site at this sale? Have some reliable builder construct your home. TIME AND PLACE OF SALE The sale will \take place at the Auditorium, Police Headquarters, Mineola, Long Island, at 2 P. M., Saturday, October 18, that evening and following weekday evenings at 7:30 P. M. Eugene H. \Hurley/ Special Attorney - 194 Old Country Road . Mineola, Long Island ., YOU MAY SECURE YOUR CATALOG 1 — At the office of Eugene R. Hurley, 194 Old Country Road, Mineola, Long Island. 2 — At the office of Nassau County Department of Real Estate, County Court House, Mineola, Long Island. 3 — By mailing the coupon be- low with $.60 (Ten cents is for postage). Do not send stamps. 4 — By calling at one of the New York Journal \Ad\ offices below: West 41st Street (at Times Square) 554 Atlantic Ave., near 4th Ave. (Brooklyn) COAL - For BETTER HEATING Results Install Automatic Heating Equipment OIL UNITS Years To Pay — Free Survey Conversion Burners - E.F.M. Stokers Heat Regulators COAL AND OIL COMPANY, INC. FREEPORT 8-0283 or FREEPORT 8-1400 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH N. Grove St. nl Randall REVEREND -DAVID G. JAXIIEIMEK Pastor SUNDAY SCHOOL AND MATINS—9:30 A.M. PREACHING—10:45 A.M. r Mail This Coupon Now! Eugeno R. Hurley; Attorney 194 Old Cpuntry Rd. fain co I a. Long Island, N. Y. Enclosed please find 60c to cover cost ond postage for one copy oi tlie official catalog. i i TERMS OF SALC appear In full In catalog and will be read ot tfaa auction. I\ JVame.... Address. City State. Our hou.se-to-liouse circular delivery has been used by food markets - theatres - clothing stores - jewelry stores and many others. . . . They ,continue to'cmpJoy our services. We £now 'yj 210 better or less costly means of thorough distribute... CIRCULARS - SAMPLES - LEAFLETS LOCAL EXPRESS SERVICE HOUSE TO HOUSE DISTRIBUTION 24 So^Grove St., Freeport Tel. FReeport 8-7668 Evenings:' 12S Roosevelt Ave., Roosevelt - FRteport FIRST CHURCH of CHRIST, SCIENTIST FKEEPORT, N. T. Sund.'iy Service II A.M. Wednesday Evening Meeting, 8:15 Sunday School 11 A. M Pending Room Open '10 Public 11:30 A.M. TO f P. M. Daily Except Snndayi , • and Holiday* Merrlck Bd. at Elm PL ALL ARE WKLCOMM FREEPORT LOAN CO. 95 So. Main SI., FR£EP\ORT Shop in Freeport Pfc. James W. Tucker Transferred in Japan WITH THE EIGHTH ARMY ]N SENDAI. JAPAN, (Via Mail)—Pie. James W. Tucker, son of Mr. an.I Mrs. H. - E. Tucker. 28 Elm pi, fc'reeport, N. Y:. has been tram •' f erred from his outfit to Hrn%> quarters and Headquarters Co., .< the 188th Parachute Infantry. Tucker took Infantry basic train- ing at Fort McClellan, Ala. On arriving in Japan he yQluntei'i < <l for duty with the llth Airborne Division. He was assigned to ihr 188th Regiment, and was -put in :\ line company of thai unit. In ) i; s company he was given the posit>'. >' of rifleman, which he held UIUH the present time. His duties \\ilh his new outfit will have to '•> with the Communication Deta. -i- ment of the 188th Regiment. Before entering the Army, Tink- er attended Freeport High Sri:, ol. On discharge he plans to his education. for ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF Hall Mark Rust Craft Norcross Cards for Christmas and Every Occasion Commercial Stationer 10 Church Street FReeport 9-2458 AND DONE MOSTLY FROM MEMORY...AFTER I ATE UP MY MODEL! ^_ i *r:-A.;:. ,,r'l
