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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 6

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6 A BROOKLYN EAGLE, SUNDAY, AUG. 4, 194 I I III jj i m--rvim ft TT rr i a i -'fc. II I -1 I I-- lit TAVT.1 5JY 'S I A BAR i GRILL irHUP4 fl immA I Yr jfjr- J12T rr 1 s-mo' iff? 111. fers Sit A I Surf Avenue, Coney's main street, is the scene of many a celebration. A pretty highdiver in the waters of Coney Island.

Coney Island's boardwalk attractions as viewed from the sky. 1 chase Park, Coney Island, on Aug. It's Wise to Ask Doctor About Sun Tan Lotions Shows io Migrate rsting In ft cake of Ice. This rather sensational presentation guided by Renee Zouray. "Frozen Alive'' was first seen at the World's Fair last season and this marks the first time that the exhibition is on view at Coney.

'Frozen Alive' at Luna After Run at the Fair Among the popular attractions on the Midway in Luna Park is "Frozen Alive," a show in which a young lady spends a portion of her time Many prrparations are nn the 17. Proceeds will benefit the organization's Christmas basket fvl Last year's outing provided funds for 120 food baskets for needy families. Games and contests for children and adults are a feature of the program. market which guarantee to give From Fair Midway you a tan without a burn. Some Boy Scout Day Aug.

26 At Steeplechase Park Arrangements have been made with the management of Steeplechase Park in Coney Island for Boy Scout Day on Monday, Aug. 26. Scouts from all parts of Greater New York will be admitted on the following basis: 50-cent tickets will be sold for 25 cents. Twenty-five-cent tickets will be sold for 15 cents. Villepigue's at Bay Steeped in Tradition Steeped in tradition Is Villepigue's at Sheepshead Bay.

The present site was chosen by the doughty Big Jim" In 1918 when the original restaurant, a stone's throw from the Sheepshead Bay track, proved too small to hold the crowd of sportsmen, socialites and other notables who flocked to partake of his fine cuisine. nf thpm nrp effprtivp in srrppnine 1 Sun-Worshipers Should Obey 'Tanr Commandments I Here's Medical Advice On How to Avoid Burn And Acquire Nice Color I out the heat rays. Others depend on i dye which discolors the skin To Coney in 1941 AfiaU in 101 VVlIvY III I 7.1 rorcoRN NO 1. 1. TILS SALT WATER TAFFY Parachute Jump Among I t0 ask 'our physician's advice be-.

...11, i fre purchasing these cosmetics. Rides Moving to World Greatest Playground Follow Five Rules To Swim Safely Sweeney's Irish House WINES LIQUORS FINEST OK MEALS SFRVKD HANDBALL COI'RTS STEAM ROOMS SHOWERS CLEANFST PATIITNO BEACH ON CONEY ISLAND Wnt "th St. nd Boardvilk BELL BUOY BATHS West 35th St. and Boardwalk Where Nice People Alwava Meet OCFAN RATH1NO HANDBALL COI'RTS STEAM BOOMS SHOWERS CLEAN BEACH SEASON LOCKERS STILL AVAILABLE WEST 12th ST. and SURF AVE.

When at Coney Inland visit Philip for your refreshments. The Catiiiv is midr on the premises clean and wholesome. KrNpettes Ka Ra-Mel-La, popcorn, salt water taffy, cream caramels and fmlur, the kind your mother used to make. All kinds of soft drinks, frankfurters, ice cream and sandwiches. Foresters to Hold Yule Fund Outing The New York State Court of the Foresters of America will join In sponsoring an outing at Steeple- I Coney Island's mighty, power- ful sun can be either a blefsing or i a nightmare, depending upon how you behave on the beach.

As Dr. i Charles P. Pabst, chief dermatolo Save Minnie-the-Bass, Is Plea to Fishermen Traverse City, Mich. (UP1 Residents around Spider Lake hope the sportsmen will leave Minnie alone this season. Minnie, a five-pound bass, Is the pet of the resort, because she takes food from any one who offers it by hand.

So far, though, she has By JO RAXSOX Coney Island, the world's rrost amazin? cutdocr recreation center, will become an even more powerful drawing card next, season with the arrival of a Hock of the more successful rides and shows now on display along the midway of the New York World's Fair. Officials of the two major You'll enjoy swimming In the waters of Coney Island, but before you plunge into the briny deep make sure that you are familiar with the American Red Cross rules gist and press reference chairman of the Medical Society of the County of Kings, has so often painted out, over exposure to strong sunlight may cause serious consequences. for safe swimming. There are HOTEL ELEANOR A New and Modern Hotel SURF AVE. end 6TH ST.

Faring tht -Viitntfe Orpan Room, hr Dut. Wefk nr Sefttnn OPEN ALL YEAR Firpproof. Tfl. CO. 6-IO40 H.

G. STI'RRM AW, Trotl. shunned hooks. Her old playmate, Popeye, was caught by a visiting fisherman two years ago, and her present, amusement prks Coney isia.ia. plpnh.

Qf RUards armmd but Not many persons realize iti but Steeplechase and Luna Park. es- they 'have enough t0 do wUhout 200,000 working days are lost by 111-terday revealed that they were coping wUh swtmmers. ness attributed to sunburn. And the dickering with outdoor showmen at Rememb fven pxpf rt swimnlers strange part of It is that most of the Fair to bring their attractions face thg dRngpr of drowningi The this sunburn Is "deUberately and Into Surf Ave. in 1941.

nlles or sensible SWjmming are as tentionally acquired." Several deals have already been oUows: 1 There is a are way of absorbin? arranged, particularly one for pre- Don.t swim alon(1. you may hr. thp rayg of (he sun and thanks l0 panlon, Billy, is still alive but wary I after taking a hopper three years ago. sentmg me ceieDiuiea ydiauiL come exhausted and there may Dr. Pabst's "Tan" Commandments.

lumD on the boardwalk end of the millions who plan to go to Coney Island and other beaches and who'll follow his advice, will undoubtedly go home much wiser and happier. Dr. Pabst's suggestions are so important that we suggest you cut them out and paste them on top of the picnic basket or thermos bottle. Here are the suggestions; FUN GALORE at EDDIES Five Star Final and EDDIES Electrical Bingo Trizes Fun Thrills PLAY TODAY Comfortable Cool 1260-13-10 Surf Ave. brunettes react differently to the sun'i rays; blondes and redheads burn more easily and seldom tan a deep hue.

If your skin will redden, blister and burn but never tan, you are a heliophobe, and should not expose yourself, as every new exposure means a new burn. Well, there you are, ten excellent tips on what not to do when you reach the sandy shore of Coney Island. THE FINEST ITALIAN and AMERICAN CUISINE Catering to Parties, Banquets ond all other Social Functions F.t. ni wt 1Mb St. ma.

s-miw Go where the crowd goes i NATHAN'S FAMOUS inc. Almost ns famou as the Atlantic Ocean Nathan' hcre the Frankfurter is the king and queen, too where the food is served with speed and cleanliness where the world slop to pick up a sandwich and a drink at Nathan Where THEY FAVOR THE FLAVOR. Surf Avenue and Stillwell Avenue. be no one near to help you. 2 Don't swim for at least two hours after eating a hearty meal; otherwise you are likely to be stricken with abdominal cramps which may render you helpless.

If you are subject to cramps, stay close to shore. 3 Don't dive into water unless you are sure of its depth. Make sure that the water is at least six feet deep and free from under-water rocks, logs and the like. 4 go on long swims, unless accompanied by a boat. 5 Don't forget that you get just as much exercise swimming in water 5 feet deep as In water 500 feet deep, and it Is much safer.

If you get tired in feet of water, you can stand up and rest. Steeplechase Park. It was reported that a five-year lease was sisiK.d tor the parachute jump. Milton Sheen, outdoor showman now crusting Luna Park, plans to install at least eight World's Fair attractions on the Luna midway next year. Mayor's Aid Furthermore, the Coney Ishnd Chamber of Commerce headed by C.

J. Hilbert, has been In communication with Mayor LaGuardia In an attempt to have him interest Fair exhibitors in coming to Cor ey Island in 1941. Mr. Hilbert, in wTiting to Mayor LaGuardia, stated that "an of new exhibits, shows, rides, would naturally go a long way toward injecting a new spirit of progress in this community and we know that you have always shown ii i. Tclon1 arA Be Cool And domfortable Ploy at MOE'S New Stauch's Baths Boardvalk and Stlllmin Ave, OCEAN BATHING SI PARLORS SE4SOM LOCKF.RS AVAILABLE FREE ADMISSION AT ALL TIMES 1 Acquire a coat of tan.

provided you are not a heliophobe, by means of short exposure. 2 Don't sleep on the beach in the direct rayg of the sun. 3 Don't drink highballs or strong liquor while exposed to the Summer sun. 4 Don't sit In the sun when the body is wet after bathing; the drops of water on the skin act as tiny magnifying lenses and increase the burn. 5 Don't go bareheaded In strong sunlight.

6 Don't read books or play cards In the direct rays of the sun. 7 Don't sprinkle perfume on the skin before exposure to the sun; a severe inflammation of the skin called perfume dermatitis may result. 8 Don't recline in strong sunlight after strenuous exercise. 9 Don't forget that blonds and Thrillinj Fascinating an ul th(, course or Summer he feel that you will co-operate in any tndeavor for its general welfare. 5 STAR FINAL On the Boardwalk Between W.

1 2th St. and Henderion's Walk CONEY ISLAND ES. i-rntio CLARET BATHS, Inc. Modern and Strictly Sanitary BOARDWALK Btlvcen Stlllwfll Ave. and l.Mh St.

CONEY ISLAND, N. Y. STEAM ROOMS NEEDLE SHOWERS SI PARLORS mm Lkly Business at Coney so far this prjde in the small part I had in year has been "fair" in the opinion building it up." of veteran concessionaires. The re- Mr Hilbert was voluble In his cent heat wave was of some value 0f both commissioners, Mr. to the operators of soft drink i Moses and Mr.

Moss, COMPLETE Amusement Area the "Playground of the Nation" "We can't find any fault with their work in this area. They hsve been most co-operative," he declared. The president of the Clumber of Commerce also went on record as saying that Coney Island could stand more loot patrolmen during the Summer months. More police," he said, "would help us in preventing people from other refreshment stands, bathhouses and parking spaces. At one time during the torrid weather there wa.s a complete sellout of soft drinks with little likelihood of petting more that day.

"Ride" men didn't do so well during the heat wave, but there was a noticeable pickup in the last Tew days. Boardwalk Improvement Hailed Park Commissioner Moses' board- Ynu (in Hive a l.ol of Fun and Re Cool and Comfortable PUvinr the Nfw Ball (iamrr at Cappy's Poker Parlor On Ihf Boardwalk at W. l'th Sb CONEY ISLAND parading through the streets in waiK aim umui bathin. sult-Si We want them FOR GOOD CARAMEL POPCORN ASK FOR JOFFE'S AT LUNA PARK DIFFERENT THE BEST ALSO SOLD IN LEADING DEPT. STORES Enjoy this OCEAN VIEW all year! Live at ease in lliis ilelisrlitful and healthful sra atmopherc! The Half Moon offers suites which are homelike and romfortahle and attractively priced on low annual rentals.

Rooms with hath from $40.00 monthly $55.00 douhle on yearly basis. FUN DFXK OCF.AN BATHING SALT TATF.R BATHS FREE PARKING DINNER-DANCING the OCEAN TERRACE SHORE HALF MOON HOTEL Boardwalk and W. 29th Street, Coney Island. MAyflowtr 9-3800 PAIL E. Fl LTO, Managing Director "JACK LINDER'S HOLLYWOOD STAR DOUBLES Is Still One of the Most Popular Spots in Luna Park" SAM ABBOTT, Billboard STAR FOLLIES THE ONLY FAST STAGE GIRLIE SHOW INSIDE LUNA PARK Entire New Show Every Friday to wear bathrobes or similar apparel on their way to the water been nauea cy a.i Loney isiajm merchants as a shot in the arm of business.

His reconstructed boardwalk from Stillwell Ave. to Ocan Enterprises Tabulated Parkway and the presence of white I A recent tabulation of the nr.m- tand on a portion of the beach of business enterprises in Cor.ey evoked the highest praise from tne Island from the south side of Surf Ave. up to and including the boardwalk from W. 5th St. to W.

37th St revealed that there were 418 They were a.s follows: Amusement devices. 33; auto parking, 12; bnrs strand's inhabitants. The Coney Island Chamber of Commerce, however, has ret as one of its major objectives for next year the continuation of the white sand to Sea Gate. This they hope- and grills, 22; bathhouses, 30; Park Commissioner Moses will sive candy and popcorn stores, 22: cus- HENRY HARDWARE PAINTS PLUMBING snd ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Opposite Luna Park 1 106 Surf Avenue ESplanoda 2-7500 them for 1941. The chamber is also Dance lo the Rhythmic Tune of Michael Jay PARK YOUR CAR IN SAFETY Luna Parking ENTRANCE AT MAIN GATE LUNA PARK PLAY FASCINATION Luna Park Shooting Gallery 10 SHOTS 10c NEW DIFFERENT -THRILLING! Extra Added Attraction PARACHUTE JUMPERS! at the tard 16; furnished rooms.

34: games. 50; hotels, two; lunch stands, 36; penny arcades, three; photo eight; pony tracks, three; rathskellers. 30; refreshment stands. 65; restaurants, 11; shooting galleries. 14; shows, five; su-venlr stores, 14, and miscellaneous, 32.

That is the backbone and muscle of the greatest playground in the world, a small area crowned with j-oills that to more a million people last Luna Park Ballroom Vitir the 49 Beer and Wine Garden nntinuoui Entertainment CLIP THIS COUPON AND PARK AT 20 DISCOUNT 1 sr desirous of improving the approach to Coney Island from Ocean Parkway, and of obtainir.s a local "aw which will bring the open front sidewalk pholocraphers unrir ii Jurisdiction of the License Department. Approximately eijnt such would affected, fad according to the Chamber of Commerce "time wi'l prove thy action will publi" and the affected." Fireworks an Attraction The chamber reported that Tuesday night fireworks displays bring as many as 350.000 persons to the beach. The lirrwoiks last lor 18 minutes and cost about $750 for each exhibition. Commissioner of Licences Pm! Moss yesterday said that he wa.s highly pleased with the manner in which the chamber and the concessionaires were co-oerating with (lis department. "They are helping me to rm-ke Coney Island a fine pia-e for tne millions who come there dxjig McLOCHLIN'S AT LUNA PARK IT'S THE BAR GRILL FROM A HOT DOG TO A SANDWICH X.

Hflfman and M. Handwnrkrr, Prop. i.a it FOR A REAL LAUGH RIOT Try the Thrilling New Game of DUMP THE LADY on the Midway in LUNA PARK Try lour Skill at the Fnllmring (amet Conveniently Located in Luna I'arlt RING THE DUCK ZIPPER BINGO GAME TARGET PRACTICE SHOOT TILL YOU WIN TWO SEPARATE BOTTLE GAMES Inexpensive Loads of Fun BATHS AND SWIMMING POOL WEST 25th and BOARDWALK CONEY ISLAND, N. Y. Phone ESpIanade 2-9308 HANDBALL COURTS TABLE TENNIS STEAM ROOM Seannn Lochm Still Available FASCINATION Everybody likes it! Everybody plays it! The new modern game exciting and thrilling! Opposite B.

NT. T. Station, Stillwell and Surf Avenues. Also Boardwalk near Stillwell Avenue. THE GREATEST THRILLER ON CONEY ISLAND FROZEN ALIVE SEE THE GIRLS ENTOMBED IN 1,500 LBS.

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