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29lh Year. No. 22 fRlEPOBT. N. Y., TmiHSDAY, SEPTEMBIB 24.1884 P B I C E J F I V E C E N T S FEB COPY
CEREMONIES TODAY FOR
START OF iNDUSTRIAL PARK
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NEWS & VIEWS
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BY
EDDIE VASIL
N. Y. Newspaper Reporters Asso.
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ARE NASSAU TAXPAYERS
GETTING A FAIR SHAKE?
Town Supervisor Caso Finds Relief
Newcomers Hit Jack«if^il Uving With
; Motel Meals And Loiig>Dbtance Calk
Cosliitg Wdfare $1,625.60 For Month ,
• HempsteaS Town Supervisor Ralph G. Csiso, acting in hia
capacity as ChaiwnarioC tfte Board of Supervisors Committee on
Health and Welfare, called today for a review of a current reliel
recipient case which permits a family of ten to be housed at $34.00
a flay at Holiday Inn in Hoekville Centre. *
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Editor's Notice
Dear Readers:
Due to the unexpected huge
increase in-advertising this week,
and the Ibct that The LEADER
is now arranging its mechanical
feeillties to increase its number
of pages, we regret .that lack of
space forces ua to exclude the
following features in this week's
Isswe:
EDDIE V4SIL'S NEWS AND
VIEWS.
TTOC ESPOSITO'S "After
Dark."
PAT PAEAN'S Waterfront.
-r-"Iieadinff"dignitaries -and-public-persoiialiticavfrom—the-Stttte,—
County and Village level will" be present at the site of. lite now
Freeport Industrial Pork on Buffalo Avonwo Bstcnsion for the
ground-bronking ceremonies which will start at 11 A.M. on Thui-sday,
Scpf."24. • .
Since Freeport Is the first municipality to set up an Industrial
Park under the New Vork State Job Dovolopmenl Authority, thia
progressive project will attract national attention, '
The distinguished guests will bo cntortaincd by the Freeport
Chamber e! Commerce at a luncheon immediately following' the
ground-breaking ceremonies. The special jiffolrwill ho lield at Jack
Gorme's Outrigger Restaurant, located in the Freepoi't Motor Inn
.'.nd Boatel on South Main St. -
Due to limited accommodations, Clxamber mombors must make
reservations for thenraelvcs and their guests,
This family consisting ol a
mother and father and B children
recently arrived from Virginia
have been lodged in tliis fancy
molt'l since September 1st," said
Supervisor CJaso, "and prior to
that tune, stayed at the Carlton
H6tel in Roclwille Centre at
$31.50 a day from August 21,
1904 until the first of September
when they were all moved to
Holiday Inn,"
Caso further revealed that the
County Welfare Department' has
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JOIN PROTEST AGAINST
SOVIET ANTI-SEMITISM-MABIO
uma
OF FREIPORT Col-
Freeport Commendb
PPD Boylm Arid Eck
Potrohnen Edmund Boylan and
Donald Ick received commenda-
Horn Monday night from the
Freeport Village Board ftir an
arrest Sept. 12 in a burgJaiy at
407 South iMain Street,
Boylan saw -a man disappear
into Atlantic Avenue after run­ning
westward from a metal
iinlshing plant ahnost opposite
that stj-eet. He noted the fugitive's
description and found he had
abandoned 20 pieces of copper
parts for batteries.
Aleiied to watch lor such a
man, PtL Donald Eck spotted a
New Yorker at Atlantic Avenue
and Grove Street, along with a
lj55 auto alledgedly.used,by the
intrudei'. He nftade the arrest. In
praising the two. poHceine^,, <hc
Village Board acted oh ar^Scom-mendation
by. Chief Peter Elar.
SONS OF ITALY AFFAIR
BECOMES HUGE SUCCESS
port's Enrico Fermi Lodge, Order of Sons of ltul.y in America an
overwhelming success,
Leading public and political personalities attended this social
affau'. These Included New York cratic Candidato lor Assembly;
Slate Asserhbly Spealcer Joseph Ralph EdsoU,; Republican cnndl-
CnrHno; Senator Idward J date for Congress;'Hei^jort Tcn-
Speno;" Jerry McDougal, Demo- zer, Domocratis; candidate for
Pleluce. above shows (left to rigbl) John Abbole. Joe CaxUm.
Dr. Cumine Cacclstoro, JudfB Vincent LBDIU and Mayoi! Bob
Sweeney. Photo brtewe shows (1. to t.\ Judge Cbarloi M. Mehf-mann,
Ralph Edsell. Dr. Caeclatoro and Paul Hermnn.
(Photon by Bagatelle)
Photo above fhows H»W>i B«ubea !«, Kali ol l»o Congresation
B'uai Israel, witnrasiua flie siinatiao ol Mew Yoik Slate As-semtlf
Speaker Joseph F, Caillno on the official protest againsi
Sowlel Anli-Semifism. This najjonal movemeat, sgaiasl the per-sejmlioa
of the Jews In Ihe WS-SJEI.. was highlighted by a hngo
raUy held last Tuesday in the I.evillown Aieiio.
(PhotO'by BagatcUe)
Sons Of Italy Give
Public "Thank You'
-' Deal Frloi^- ol the com-
. imuilty ani loUow mainbtr* of
the JBnrieo Perml Ixidge, Oidcr,
of SOBS of Italy la Ameiiai:
W« wish to take this oppor-ftinlif
io publicly thank yoa
,lor youK tum^ort and attend.'-
aoce which made tmx tot an-noal—
Wine-Festiiml^ aad_rall..
Sooal an ottistawUtig tutxass.'
Sincaialy fottn,
JOHH ABBATE,
Veaetable
DH. CARMINE CACCIATOBB.
General Chidraiaa
Congress; Mayor Robert i.,mv "oT ffio newIy-fWmed "free*
Sweeney of Freeport; Judge) pg^^ ig^gf, which already con-
Charles C. Melirmann, Judge Vln-Uigts of 150 members, John Ab-cent
P. Landi. j bate is the Venerable. Dr. Car-
Judge tandi, Venrable ol -the] mine Cacclatore servcd^as Gen-
Massapequa Lodge, was the spon-i oral Chaiman of the ailair.