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tBW0m tv tW BROOKLYN EAGLE, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2, 1942 16 HELEN WORTH Dr. Brady says: Suggests an 'Over Forty Club' to Place Unemployed Men of That Age in War Jobs fx age correspondence with unknown correspondents! And so though sorry this rule must stand for the duration and all time thereafter! HELEN WORTH. Dear Helen Worth Is there such a thing as ft Dutch vacation on a coupon gas ration and save rubber? Am a Protestant business woman in my early fifties and, am looking forward to a vacation latter part of September. Last year I drove to Florida you know, th Sunny South they hould tay th rainy South, slnca lt rained tvery day while I was there.

This year I had thought of driving up north on my vacation but those thoughts vere in mind before rations set in. However, perhaps you know of some one in a similar situation that Is with a car and an A ration. Now we could use one car and our two gas ration coupon books and enjoy a pleasant vacation cruising as far as the coupons will allow, What do you think of the idea? MRS. A. My dear Mrs.

A. Sharing the wealth, when such wealth is gasoline, seems a mighty good Idea to me and probably will appeal to many others. Rain this year has played no favorites. I do hope you will have good weather for the precious vacation period. And letters to you will be forwarded.

HELEN WORTH. Calcium as Relief For Some Asthma True spasmodic bronchial asthma, characterized by irregular periodic seizures or attacks of extremely difficult breathing -with wheezing and great distress, lasting from a few minutes to many hours, is medically regarded as a "neurosis." meaning that in the interval between attack no pathological or abnormal lesion or condition can be found to account for It. It. Is a "functional" condition, for which no organic" change seems necessary. The physician cannot determine by any method of examination between attacks that the patient has asthma.

The outstanding feature of the attack of asthma, at least in the eyes of the physician, is the over-expariAion or over-inflation of chest land lungs with air. The difficulty is not getting air into the chest and lungs, but getting it out. During the attack the diaphragm, the great breathing muscle if you imagine the diaphragm is part of the belly wall you will be hopelessly confused bv this is lowered Bnd moves but slightly. One of the physiological functions of calcium Is to regulate excitability of nerve fibers and nerve centers. A state of neuro-mnsoular irritability, a tendency to spasm.

Is characteristic of any deficiency in the intake, assimilation or utilization of calcium. Vitamin is essential for adequate assimilation and utilization of calcium. Therefore calcium Is often effective as a prophylactic or a corrective for the; asthmatic tendency, especially if i there is an adequate daily intake off For Service Men The New York City Defense Recreation Committee, 9 Park Ave. (corner of 40th through the generosity of the entertainment world offers a partial liat of free amusements and recreational activities available todaj-. Afternoon tickets from 11 a.m., evening ticket from 4 p.m.

Apply 99 Park Ave. for tickets. The Brooklyn Defease Recreation Committee also distributes free tickets at the Navy Street Canteen, Concord and Navy SU to leading Brooklyn moving picture theaters, baseball games at Ebbeta Field, Luna Park, Coney Island, and to various other amusements on special occasions. Theaters "Ice Capades of 1943" Madison Square Garden. "I Killed the Count" Cort.

"Angel Street" Qolden. "Let's Face It" Imperial. "Claudia" James. Moving Picture "Holiday Inn" Brooklyn Paramount. "Priorities on Parade" Brooklyn Fox.

"Mrs. Miniver" Loew's Metropolitan i Brooklyn). "I Married an Angel" St. George (Brooklyn). Baseball Yankees vs.

St. Louis Yankee Stadium, 3 p.m. ports Miscel la neo us Tennis, national championships Forest Hills. Observation Roof Rockefeller Center. Hayden Planetarium.

Roller Skating Gay Blades. Ping Pong 1667 Broadway. Parties Hospitality Catholic Women's Club. Apply 99 Park Ave. fflr tickets.

Jewish Welfare Board Club. 9312 4th Brooklyn, 8 p.m. National Catholic Community Service, 9249 Shore Road, Brooklyn. 8 p.m. Open House Navy Street Canteen.

FIRST COME FIRST SERVED LOCAL CHAMP S. H. Schneider, a letter carrier attached to the Times Square Station, signs up for his ninth blood contribution at the Brooklyn Red Cross Blood Donor Center, 57 Willoughby St. Inez Van Heusen of 342 Linden Boulevard takes his application. He is the champion American Legion blood donor in the metropolitan area.

John C. Boyle of 430 E. 51st St. and John H. Motz Jr.

of 150J Rice St. Word has been received that Pvt. First Class Walter J. Patrick of Brooklyn, after completing basic training at Fort Belvolr, has arrived safely overseas, Edward J. Carley of 801 President stationed at Greenville, S.

has been made a corporal. Staff Sgt. John Cangley of Ebony Court has arrived at Camp Polk, La. Alfred F. DeStefano of 243 Howard Ave.

and John Cholewinskl of 561 Gates Ave. are at Camp Davis. N. C. Tvt.

John V. Collins of 46 Stratford Road is stationed at Fort Lau- Ion. after completing basic training at Fort McClellan, Ala. Second Lt. Charles H.

Piatt of 1150 E. 21st, St. is attending the air force officer training school at Miami Beach, Fla John L. Tobias of 33 Crooke Ave. has been made a corporal at Camp Murphy, Fla.

Taking a special course in the Signal Corps Is Pvt. Leiseiing of 782 E. 32d St. Staff Sgt. Kenneth E.

Lippman of 553 Argyle Road has been se- ilected to attend the officer candidate school at Fort Knox, Ky. Second Lt. Thomas J. Hearne of Brooklyn has completed signal corps training at Fort Monmouth, With Our Fi Frank McCormack of 276 E. 38th a theatrical technician at Fort Sam Hous'en, Texas, has been advanced to corporal.

Second Lt. Matthew F. Blake of 7816 Ridg" Boulevard is being trained at the air corps school at Miami Beach, Fla. Pvt. Wllliem H.

Davidson of 1911 Dorchester F.oad and Pvt. Victor A Gauthter Jr. of 21 St. Paul's Court are learning- army finance at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind. Edward Kahane of 82 Amherst St.

is in a maintenance battalion at Camp Polk, La. James J. Kellj' of 602 Balnbridge St. has arrived at Scott Field. where he will receive bomber training.

Jame J. Houlihan of Utile Nerk, stationed at Fort Monroe, has been made a sergeant after serving only four months In the army. Ralph Hardin Smith of 5110 19th Ave. i enrolled at the naval training school for machinist; mates at Wahpeton, N. D.

Stationed Fort Knox. are Pvt, William J. Flaherty of 364 87th Pvt. Abraham Cohen of 577 Williams Pvt. Ivan T.

Svend-, of ValVv Stream. Corp. Peter L. Bmth of 6038 68th Sgt. Eric M.

Connors of 7917 3d Ave Pvt. George P. Gallan of 277 Dean 8: Pvt. Rubin Abrosh Georgia Av Two Brooklynltes recently made sergeants in the Hawaiian Islands i are John L. Scaplan and Kenneth L.

Sa.vs. rx rf fx I 11; ifiu Krnnrlh L. SirlM John L. IScanlao 11 vitamin to insure normal assimi-sen lation and utilization of the On request. If you provide a stamped' envelope bearing your address.

I will vou a pamphlet "The Air raid wardens In Brighton Beach, believed to be one of the most completely uniformed groups of lis nature In Brooklyn, will be presented with a set of colors at ceremonies Sunday morning in School 253. Brighton St. nd Oceanvicx Ave. I There are more than 400 uni- i formed memoers of the air raid warden service in the area. Dr.

I. W. Ellman. chairman of the Office of Civilian in the Brighton Beach area, will present the colors to Murray Pearlman, rone com- manter. Tn the afternoon of the same day the same croup will participate In service flag dedication sponsored by air raid wardens of of the precinct.

Ceremonies will be held at Mermaid Ave. and W. 36th St. Max Einhorn is in charge. Following last Sunday's flag dedication at Pacific and Sackett a gTOiip of children ranging in age from 6 to 14 approached officials of the ceremony and offered them aeveral containers 'with money which they had collected from the trowd.

The collection was unauthorized, but the funds were accepted by Frank Cirelli. chairman of the 1 event, ar.ri turned over to Our Lady of Loretto R. C. Church so that two jjt 601 F. A Camp Carson.

has i been promoted to technician. Grade Arriving at Scott Field. were 5. He entered the service in Febru-Ellwond Mlddleton of 1546 New ary. York Meyer Baker of 215 S.

3d Walter Melnlr of 1601 W. I Three Brooklyn men have com-2d Joseph A. Caggiano of 45.1 pPted the second phase of their Avenue Y. Charles A. Cowan of 6fl training at the Army Air Forces S.

Oxford Morris Chanln of 100 nasi. Flying School. Gunther Field. Pulaski Silvio J. Laudadirt of Montgomery, Ala.

Thev are John i High Schoo'. has been made a ser-Second I.l. Edward ,1. Flanagan 1 geant at Fort Jackson, S. C.

ha completed a special course of I instruction in the slgaal corps fpi. and Mrs. George S. Kane school Fort Monmouth. N.

J. His .120 fid St. have two on at masses could be said for the men ihe Brooklyn Red Cross went on its nf parslev and olive oil cooked loin the armed forces. jooth trip today, vi.siting Christ taken daily, uoud dissolve The children were under the di- community Church in Rockaway or bladder sfiies in ten rection of Mary Ghetti of 2356 Pa- point to receive plasma from resl- lo please advise quantity Dear Helen Worth Soon it will be patriotic to hire jobless men over 40. Why not now? It is too big a problem for one man but why not form some over forty club, that would take this problem and really go to work on it? GEORGE D.

My Dear George D. Very probably yours is an excellent idea, but like many another excellent idea, each one expects George to do lt. Perhaps some civic group might take this on as their main project for 1943. This member of the jury now rests! HELEN WORTH. Sorry Against the Rule Dear Helen Do you know of any friendly servicemen who would like to correspond with a girl? I am an average girl who loves to write letters and would enjoy hearing from some young soldier, "sailor or marine who likes to write, too.

I hope to hear from you or ft correspondent soon. I am, gratefully yours, IRISH ROSE. My dear Irish Rose You may be an American Beauty, you may be a quiet soul or a wild Irish Rose, but from this moment on Johnnie Doughboy will not be given an opportunity to correspond with you through this column. And so I say also, the jnarines or the navy gallants. Why so cruel? I'm sorry but! The army has gone on record that it is not running a Lonely-Hearts Bureau; nor can I encour THESE WOMEN! i "About these letters for me hove business with ony one at Pre-Flight Training Due in 12 City Schools Albany, Sept.

2 (U Ri The State Eduraiion Department today geared itself lo place Into operation in the near future a pre-flight aviation training course in 50 of the Stale hi-h schools, 12 of them in Ne York City. The State War Council had ap- piuved the plan to teach hlih school pupils the fundamentals of aviation. 8. MARSHAL'S NOTICES UNI TTciJTATKS UIST HK'T tT EASTERN iJl.STKKT. NEW VtlltK I arrmd 211 baa, mote iir if, at li ys jkiuii'I ir mi hi 1 le labeled in pail t'illhiii a rui.

Dais Mve KI1.111 l.im.li uf Ih-pi uv ieuilie of die K'liflal ii and Cu'iiii-I- iHnhlii- 717. II i'hpli b.i. il Tillr ill, til i.i I Mi la) Hi. 'iu. i tiuMialilf at HI a in ti Conn orrni- bniltluu, Hiooklyn.

on Sf iHfinli'i IIH2. All tumuli inieifulfd 111111 niej'fnt tliii ilHinia or lie d-tanltfi and the aid I'll Iink. nioir or If, of llnik Hr hi, ur lo' onili'inn-'d a fot-ffiifd to llif Slatf ol Aioi-ii'a. Annual 31. Iio.

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Y. I'NfT Kl STATES I) I ST ICT C( iT'RT. EASTKR.N bISTKICT, NKW YilitK I a 1 1 I'd IriT Iihk. nun or If. 111 pound of flit aili-t If lalifl- in nart Sdolia Kam Clfar Rl.ai lifd Flour lllfH' of III ptO 10' nf Hi" fVd.

ial Kood Dmik A A' I (Pulilir 717. 7-'illl Cotiaif. I'han-I 3rd Tillf 21. 1'. S.

ial I'tii'f ifluinahli hi In in a in. in aaid Court, I'nllfd Si al Coin Hoiif Km hi mx. Brooklyn. N. on Sf ptt'inher 1942.

All pfron inli'iflfd iiiual thfO irent thfir rlaiin or be dffaulli-d and th aald 117 baa, morf or If, of Flour bf "indfiimfd a forfeilrd In Ilia of lli Unilfd Sialea of Ami-riia Daled, AiiKual 31. mu. Do. ket 3ij Harold KfllOfdv S. Allornev.

('. YOl'NIi. F. Waialial, Kaslfrn Dialrirl, New Tmk. FORECLOSURES Bl'HHEMK COURT.

K1NI1S COCNTT -BROOKLYN COMPANY, it truatee for JI'LIA CAI.I.A-HAN under Total AKiffinent dated November 9th. iilaintift. aaauial ROSF. NEWMAN CIOLIJBF.RO, eli tl PI RSI ANT TO JI DCIMKNT dated Auaual 20. 1942.

I will el al public au. tion to thf boidi by JAMES A. HEANKY. an. lloneer, al Btookln Real Kia'e K- ihanae.

No. UH Montagu Stri'et, Riooklyn, N. at noon. Keptemher i'l IM42. the ptemiae in Kinn Countv.

New Yotk Hta'e. aa in aaid nulam-tit demiibed. on Ihe northetlv mde 2'h SI I eel. 110 feel 2 in. Ilea mepierly Ptopn Paik Weai beina 3o fe-i wide in fronl by UNI feel deep, eatlerly aide line hemic boundary between th -e preuiiae and pieintpe ronveyed by ALEXANDER 0 CALDER and fe lo THOMAS ROHECRANS bv de.

i. raided in Liber 2(1, Keit ion 4 of Con-vyanrea. pane tit, jM, being weterly linra nf Iota Nn. i'KI and No. 24H map pioperty of HENRY CLARK -tualed the EiKlilh Waid.

Cim Rt.ioklvn by ISAAC II HERBERT June HVIi. led in ihe Kinna Cnunlv Cleik offi.e July J. kJ.V N. fi t. I.

JOSEPH St. M.CANV. Ri e. (TI.I.EN PYK Plaintiff Atioi ne 2l'i Mnniaau Street. N.

ai2-l ft. st pn em i ri i 7s-cb IHE LINCOLN SWINGS RNK OF PRoCiKLYN plalniiff. MESsc-HIM ELLMAN. al known at MAX ELLMAN an tnrnropetant pr-i" al defendant Furiuaut to Jutttuaent lattied Aj- 6t li ri MJUDFL Sept 13 the headquarters of the SrouP' Bnd Congress Sts. SppdM Sewion, ttov will be the principal speaker at the dedication of a service fins Monday on 5Ut between 2d an.l 3d A'-cs.

A detail of sailors will march in a preceding parade, which will be led by the Visitation Church band. Kathryn F. Hazel is chairman of the committer in charge, assisted by Margaret Cameron, Minnie Graveson. Elizabeth M. Lange, Margaret E.

McGrath and Angelina nery. The 222d Cavalry Cadet Corns will lead a parade Sept. 13 nhrh will proceed to Flatbush Ave. and Ave nue K. where a service flag will be dedicated.

The cadets will also act as guard of honor on the speakers' platform. Addresses will be delivered by Municipal Court Justice Harold J. McLoughlin, Assistant District Attorney Salvador J. Rametta and representatives of American Legion posts. Organizations participating in the ceremonies include the Americ women's Voluntary Services, air raid wardens.

Boy Scouts. Girl scouts and the Flatlanris. Floyd Bennett. Rushy and Gravesend post. 0f the Legion, The mobile blood donor unit of dents of the area.

Tomorrow the unit will go to the Lutheran Hospital, New York Ave. Junius St to receive contribu- tions from 135 workers in the Ben- dix Aviation Company. A trip to want to go on working. The girl let them quit school MRS J. uwn missed i' If th don reed the monev thev make them go hack to s-hooi.

Rereptlonlsi: No. When young fellows and girls make a lo: of mor.ey ea.sv they're spoiled for Than Those of Ancient in manv ws'er sv'ems. It does r.ot rus- and ran be made strong and Now and then concrete pipe with a diameter of eight or nir.e fet is used The walls of such pipe are toout nine Incites thien! The averag of concrete pipe is erl to be at ast 75 rar- Pipes are usod bv many cities to obtain water from distant lakes or rivers. The gter Is treated so ihe health nf people in the will r.ot be put into danger, Some modern aiuedurt are longer than any of those built bv the anient Romans. Thev a part of ihe worlds progir.ss in en- gineer.ns.

In lt07 the rltv nf lav. Angelr siar'ed building an aqueduft, and It was finished in seven ear. The to'a; leng'h was 2'0 Lasi ear an longei aqueduct. as fm-'hert Knon as the Colorado rti' cr aqurdjet, it iuy- AV3 It MR I I emc St. The reunion reception of the Catholic Social Club this year will be ft simple affair, according to James Murdock, president, as manv i w.i home address is 859 St.

Mark Ave. William J. Schrelber of 1260 E. 38th who has been studying fire control at the navy school at Great Lakrs, nBS completed the cour.se gnd nas bPfn graduated as a third- class lire controlman. William Parkes of Brooklyn has completed a course in the officers andidate school at Camp Davis.

and California. has been assigned to Pvt. of 262 S. St. has arrived at Camp Poik, for training.

of the members of the club are In Huntington is scheduled lor Ftt-Biilitary service It is srheduled day. THE JURY DECIDES: Children Want to Leave School While Wartime Wages Are High By d'Alessio to sign, Miss Keote. Do we Camp Upton named 'Darling FORECLOSURES gust 6lh. 1912. I will sell at pubiir an.

lion, by I.Ot'IS KALISIf. aur-lionffi, Htooklyn Real KsIhIp h.inii.- Ikt Monlaiiue Slr-'ft. BiokUn. Ww Yoik. on Mih.

Wi. at 12 o' noon, jitfnii" in Kintfa t'ouinv I fd on ilif norih'ily i-ob- of Av.liil.-. 311 of F.l Kol 1 li Sll'fl. b'-ini tf 1 in.li'?. iii willh in fioiit and r'-ar by Ion in il on imili -iib-s.

ill. li il'-ilili'd th Nioltat.Hf I. .1 ol' Mm 1 u.tltf i.l.r.o, lo iiHltih.ii: ii. i- loioiilrie d'' 'I'll, us 1717 Kos'' klvn. N.

Y. TinlK'I'IIKIt Willi and auhie. to a.f infill and otlor ini niiibran'-ea mi. 'if ii. ulai ly ift foilli in tii'l uiit 24th.

12 llilLI.ANUKR. Rffei WKISBROl) FRf'iFR. Aliorn-ia for i'lminiff, 32 Cuuil Siieel. Rr.v.k-!jn. N.

V. i2t 6t SI' PR KM Cdt'RT. KINCS UuWS KST ATF.S. INCORPdR-ATKU, plainlilf. anain-t STiji'K and olb'-is.

()K ft A LB. Pitiaiiant lo iinlum''nt of fore'loiu: a and d'linl l-'l-- I will II public Miiilion the Htooklyn Kx' liannf. 1H9 Monlaifii Sttfft. Hrookh n. Nf k.

2 rim no. in, on Sepl r. IHI2. by NTHANIKU Sill 'TKIt. an.

i I. aaid lo Li sold. blna a pio' of lann. with the imp-ovme nl a ilifieon, in Brooklyn. New y.nk.

itu-aie at the h.asi nf Fourth Avenue and Sir'h Street, he. I if .10 ff-t in width, front and rear, hy II. lU'w in. lies in (Irpth on ev il one of smil i'e runn'nf atona- the snie of ch Street and olli.t- uf line paiUI therewitii and the rear line beina- pr- Avntle. togellier with a intereat and to the strret ad S-e indfcinenl for mote rii' ion.

iiaiid. AiuiiHt 12. THOM AS A. PM IW, fiRAVENMOnST. At'orn'ev for Plmnnff, lti't iiluadway.

Vew City. ani. 6t SU'PHKME COt'RT. K1NOS COUNTY HOME OWNERS LOAN plainltff. arainat AMELI A ei defendant.

i'uiuant tu a Judament of fore, ilomie and aale. d.itd Allan! 2k, 1942 nd duly entered Aiikii! 2j, IS42 I will aeli at. publir auition, bv M'-(ll'INNESS REILLY. loneera. In Ihe Brooklyn Real Relate Exrhana 1H Monlaaue Sireet, Boroimh r.f Btooklyn.

I'uuoty of K'naa, Cilv and State of Nw York, on th 24lh day nf Septemher. 19(2, (f 12 n'rlnrk nonn. the nioilKHaed premiaff diraited old. aituated tn the Bornuah of Bi.inklyn. County of Kinat.

Cltv and State of New Yotk. on Ihe northerly id nf Iiean Stieet, distant 140 feet weterly front the rorner fnrm4 by ihe intetae.tion of tha nnrtharly aid" of Iean Street with Iba weatetlr aid of Kiniralnn Avenue, beina 20 feet in width, (runt and rear, and 1(17 feet in depth on et'-h aide, and aa mora par-loulaily doarnbed In eaid Juditrnanl. Iiaied. Brnoklya, New Toik, dp. I'll.

tor 1, iB42. WILLIAM ZIEOI.ER. Referee. VOCKH r. I LP ER SLEEVE Plan-I iff a Attorney, fi2 Wrnadway.

Horniiin of Manhattan, Oly and State r.v Yoik. 2 i Wr ftupr.nie Court. Klnira tounty Tha Prudential Savtnu Bank I aintitf. I.adie and Gentlemen of the Jury: I am the mother of a boy, 17, A novena of masses will be a girl, 18. The boy will be in year of high school when school 1,1 chapel of St.

Vincent's art this month. The girl has finished her second year. They are both Corp Edward Schneiderman and Corp Tpchnjrs sherwin Levitan Pvt. Taul W. Matthew of Brooklyn of 510 Ocean Parkway is at Camp have been chosen to attend the of- Atterbury, Ind.

fleer candidate school at Fort Ben- ning, Ga. Capl. Jo Mleliiner of the Army Air Corps, who recognised as Myron S. Rothenbeig of 1492 E. one of the outstanding a.enie de-24th St.

has been commissioned a slgnert in the theater, is at MUchel lieutenant In the Dental Corps at 1 Field. Fort Mason, Cal. working for the Summer. Now both E. 3d and Albert J.

Nar-dine of 1644 E. St. Corp. Frank Snyder of 822 Avc- nue is a. Camp Livingston.

La. Charles A. Riley of 1437 E. 57th who attended Manual Training Fort Bran. N.

both of whom were home on furloughs. They are Staff Sgt. George S. and Corp. Wil- Ham E.

Paul Mara.vo of 56 E. 3d St. has arrived for training at Camp Polk. La. Stationed at Camp Upton and selected to attend the oMIcer can didate school at Fort er Gilbert L.

Bardslev of1 Flushing. Henry B. Griebel of 1341 E. )6th Thomas A. O'Neill of Great Neck.

Frank Ci.ites of Ook-daie. and I.owln D. Feros of 153 i E. 37th St. Completing courses the navy pre-flight si Iiool at Iowa City.

Iowa, were William James O'Brien 3d of 1263 29th Bernard Weissman of 1682 E. 28th Wil- 1 i llam Starling Rising of 1008 E. 42d I St. and John Frank Lriinon of 762 Lincoln Place. Sgt.

Flank Doyle of 8th Ave. is attending the officer candidate school at Fort R.ley. Kan, Training at the air force offirers school at Miami Bfarli, are Samuel Franzblau of 103 Greenpoint. Stanley A Parker nf 104.1 E. 19th and Farts N.

Razook of 60 82d Street. Maurice Geiss of 801 has arrived at the reception center at Fort Logan, Col. Anthony R. Tedesco of 114 St. has been named a first lieutenant Camp Polk, La.

Promotions announced at Camp Murphy. include those of Jamea E. MfKeogh Jr. of fitfi Lincoln Place lo staff sergeant and William Leshinsky of 720 Rushwick Ave. to first sergeant.

First Lt. Robert Silverman 6124 23d Ave has been transfer ed frvm ramri Plrlrett Va irom oamp va, to camp cium Shortage" which explains this in practical detail QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Thirst or Starvation Con prrion fire lnrprr without Inri or without iratrr? I. D. Answer A person may live six weeks without fond, five to seven da ilhout water. Foreign Substance Rro(i where mtnrrnl is iiof so gncrl tor you.

I stopped tuling if at mue a I had been taking it ctrry day lor yean. Could it account for my poor condition and C. A. C. Answer If you have taken it every day it might account for poor nutritional condition.

Mineral o.l is a foreign substance, not utilized bv the body, and It interferes with assimilation of vitamins and other essentials from food. Tsrsley and Olive Oil one told vie tlwt a solution nl earh 1n he used in preparing tins foiullon ani much t0 take. A An.wer-The claim for tiie rem-! pdv ls modpStit mow the lawn wpfd lnf onlon, and do tn(. family wash as well if you take it faith- fully. Neither parsley nor olive or oil nor any combination of them can have the shghtr.s; effect on stone in gall bladder, k.dney or iirinarv Novena of Masses At St.

Vincent's Home Home for s. fi6 Boerum Pl.ue. and ending Sept. l.j. The servues will be in prepa-ration for the Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows.

The masses will be at 8 o'clock and celebiated bv the Rt. Rev. Monsignnr Lawrence Bracken, director of the home. H. the re-t of ti.eir lr.es.

School Is more impor'ant. Machinist; Nn. After this war Is oer an will come in very har.dv because the whole world Is going to have be built up again. Housewife: Yes If ate going hack to iiool to sit around wa.s:e t.ie.r time then they're off woi kmc. Rusinens F.serutive: Yes.

An ed-U'a'ion is r.o gund -n a child unless he van's it ar.ri is worth lt. For Boys and Girls Rome a'er 11 cities sou'hern California. Ore of lhe.se cities ls Ias Angel's, wh.rh did not have enough water to please it even wi'h the huge pipe line finished in a The Colorado aqueduct (s: more than 1200 000 000. It has! '1 392 mi.es. counting the branehej which gc to the various cities.

is the longest aqueduct in the worlds history. For GENERAL INTEREST sec-tinn of your arraphook. Ten lllualratinna hv Frank ('. Pape appear in the picture leaflet, MRU AS PEOTI.E AND (IS-10M. If you want a ropy, send a (amprd.

elf-adrlresed envelope In I'nrlr liav in care of this newspaper. Tomorrow. New iork Aqueducts, member of Headquarters Battalion W. Gullluly, son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Gullluly, 418 lfith Roh- erl Burton, son of Mrs. Lena M. Burton. S47 Cornelia and Sidney I.ochansky. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Herman l.orhansky, 1678 E. 18th St. From Keesler Field. has come word that First Class Privates Alvin Snyder and Bernard H.

Sold- smith, both of Brooklyn, have been promoted to corporal. Corp. Snyder I is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Snyder.

2950 Fulton and Corp. Goldsmith is the sou of Mr. and Mrs. H. Goldsmith, 812 Ocean Ave.

ALL SAINTS CHURCH PLANS DIAMOND JUBILEE A mammoth souvenir book de oicilnir the hLstorv of All Saints R. C. Church at Flushing and Tliroop Aves. Ill owe ft feature of the church's diamond Jubilee celebra- tion which starts Nov. 22.

Bishop Thomas Molloy of the Brooklyn-Long Island Catholic Diocese will open the celebration with a solemn pontifical high mass. Special features have been planned for each day of the observance and the week ill enwd with a dinner dance to be known as "Old Timers Night." Goodman-Tritich Nuptials Miss Phyllis Mavis Goodman, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jack Goodman, was married last night In the home of her parents, 1010 E. 31st to Lt. Arthur A.

Triusch, instructor in the officers' training school at Fort ftlley, Kans. Lleten-ant Trltsch is the son of Mr. and Mra. Arthur A. Tritseh of 2810 Avenue K.

Fifty persons were guests st the ceremony and the reception and supper that followed. Miss Helen Lewis of 120 Kenll-worth Place was maid of honor. Mrs. Joseph Trilsch and Miss Mar-jorie Trilsch were brldesma.ds and Virgil Smirnow was best man. Awaits Hearing Joseph Bedner, 55, of 28-40 36th Astoria, is under bail of $1,000 today to appear Sept.

11 in Jefferson Market Court, Manhattan, for a hearing on a charge that he practiced medicine without a license. He was attested yesterday in his Manhattan office. 152 W. 42d St. BANKRUPTCY NOTICES MARTIN PALERMO.

Bankrupt. N'lTICE IS HKREBT GIVEN 1hl 'n Annual 7. 1042. the aald party waa i. Indnalfd hankitint.

and that in of rrdltnra will he li-'Id Runl Buiinimc. "inf hffoif aid nifetinic. atleniion is diiftfd lo pioMsion of llie bankiuptry tlml may nol allowed In- bankiupt flale if nol filrd willnn ix n.onth after III" firl dale fm 111'- f-l-l nif.HIIK of Ploo' of 'Uiih rnlil til'd whftlifp oi liol lb dht due th i i editor I In' l'id 'l th lo'dul'-a ol Hi lianknipl i fanlial to Hi piopi ailoi of bankrupt eiai that ainid aiin lhir pinvi tn on-k ivimn pi mm who mv olirlt th'ni, Pal'd Brooklyn, WILMOT L. MORKHiU'liR. nrfrit in Run Cuuit 11 eU, iookl o.

N. I. i i a vi she will refuse to go back to school. Together they make more money than my husband, who Is a good man. We don't need their money.

Anyway, both of them are spending half of what they make on clothes and now the buy wants a motorcycle. All this money thv have made has spoiled them. It's alwavs monev they talk about. Mv husband savs he is leaving It up to me to decide whether tn let quit school and go on making high ge while they have the chance! Do you think it right to How the Jury Voted Women: Yes, one; no. two.

Men: Yes. one, no two. Milk Driver: No An educa-ion is more important. Kids don't ever know thev get older and then they regret not having one. Salesgirl: No.

You don't know how much you nv.ss in life when ynu go out to woik early until Uncle Ray's Corner Promotions announced at Moody Field. Include tho.se of William V. O'Neil of 1376 E. 48th St. to seigeant and Edward J.

Shelton of 121 Highland Place to corporal. Arriving for haie training at (amp Croft, South Carolina, were: William T. Clanry of 4fi0 Albert C. Dennla of Slid Avenue Andrew feldmessrr of 28U W. 2 1st Herbert P.

Frank of 132!) St. John's Place, Joseph J. Mungo of 209 Avenue Murray A. Weln-steln of E. 9Mh Frederick D.

of 724 Montgomery reter W. Naaa of 145 Franklin St. and (.. Melaaraglia of 223 Lake Street. Also Boris Meyers of 3751 Cvpresa Sigmund Osrewskl of 149 Meserole Harold C.

Preiser of Broadway, James J. Santos of .1444 Fulton Irving Siegel of 1129 43d Renlamln Susaman of SID Blake Victor Freeman of 1 2 Saratoga Herbert M. Lam- pel nf 2823 V. 5th Eugene F. Ledger of 2018 Rath Sidney ill.

levin nf 1238 4lat Solomon l.evininn of 70S DeKalh Ave Irv- int i.inorman of 8809 21t St. and Clifton H. Uurks of E. H4th street. Uenrv R.

Kaolan of 37 E. 57th St. Is a second lieutenant In the Field Artillery, having been graduated from the Officer Candidate School at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. Cadet Adolph Floodqiiist, of 1273 Pacific St. has entered the Army Air Force rlaslficatlon center at N.ishvllle.

Tenn. A not her new second lieutenant, in the Filed ArT.lery is Edward Charles Lucas of flie St. Oeorg-e Hotel. Arri' ai Camp Polk. Louisiana.

include John Jensen of 358 52d Modern Aqueducts Longer Vo Tater pin :11 forr. One expert the memge life pf sierl pine as to 50 years, and the average of east iron piV 1M vears There aie some ras howe'-er where cast iron pine has much more than a rer.iurv. In Versailles, France, several leng'hs of It were dug up a few years ago and were in good condition after being in ue for 250 years' To halt dangers of rust Iron water pipes can be given an inside lining of cement. The lining ls usually lcs than one-quarter of an Inch thick, and sometimes has a thirknrsa of only a sixteenth of an inch, but It guards againl I for many jears. Steel pipe widely toed for pipe lires and (r ink mains Rome, times tl ha a (iiame'er of from four to fee: Concre'e p.j'e plays a part i i 1 RUCker, Ala.

Washtndon and Johnson Htu'eis, P.io.ikln, on (Kiobrr 2. at 2 p.m., ii wliiih time thf i rdi toi nny ai -Franklin T. Mountain of inoi i-nd. pane ihfii iiauna. pp.un! a 0f ic ik.

Miiite. mmln Ihe bankrupt, and cean Parkway is at the medicai i may urooeny center at Camp Pickeit, Va Three Brooklyn men inducted Into the army on Aug. 8 ire In tiie Air Corps at. Miami Beach They are John V. Holland, 439 MrDon-ouch Si Edward McKenna.

24H Balnbririge and Oeorge Sieen. 3n A-e. First Class Baron, formerly of 2336 Bcdlord a auainj.1 Anna Rolhwein. al fie. ffitdunt.

Puruan: to tii'ltni. nt entered 81, 1912, I will eel I at pilblii' aii. tir.n. by M. liu.nneaa Am at Rral Elate i 0' Montague pt Brooklyn N.

iit. iubi.r 2.1. IHt2. at 12 noon, the prern-ie In K'nt Cmuiii, in aiid lll.lllllif lit lie a ii'rlu- Hie we.t of aiiili Si ins i'. in.

M. Ji. I i in i fi "lit an i i hi i.ii.l i and tlib.e-t li dneHV aemen' nd a'ieei rgT. M' H'ii' Kennedy A Mon'siut N..