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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 7

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BROOKLYN EAGLE, TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1942 Russian War Relief Drive lo Be Mapped Clerk, Street Sweeper, Refugee Honored at Brooklyn College A grocery clerk, a sweeper and a recent arrival from Austria will be three of the hitch honor students to graduate today from Brooklyn College. Isadore Goldstein of 2019 69th St who hits been a (lending evening sessions since 1935 and who specialized in economics, will get the six years ago from Austria will awarded the Adam Smith mrQtt, silt of a group of businessmen to the mit.stBncllnjr student In the de-purlment. of economics. He will also gel the Professor Luise Haessler srnior prize in the department of German. Milton Alexander of 1531 Fulton Ave the Bronx, who studied nights graduate scholarship for student At Dinner Tonight Borough President Cashmore will speak tonight at the opening of the drive of the Russian War Relief Campaign Committee for Brooklyn at a dinner at the Hotel St.

George. Other speaker include Surrogate Francis D. McGarey, Presiding Justice Edward Lazansky of the Appellate Division and Henry Clay Alexander, a dlrecctor of the John Manvllle Corporation. Hugh Grant Strauss, vice president and treasurer of Abraham it Straus. Is chairman of the committee, while honorary chairmen Include Mr.

Cashmore, Philip A. Benson, president of the Dime Savings Bat.k of Brooklyn; Secretary of State Michael r. Walsh, 8upreme Court Justices Lewis, May and Stelnbrlnk, Harry ZelU of Martin's department stores, Bess Bloodworth of the Namm store and former Municipal Court Justice Edward A. Richards. showing the greatest proliciencv in and worked in a grocery store dur-the social sciences.

He has been inz the dav, will be awarded the emploved during the day as a street Dean Adele Bilder.see Scholarship sweeper by the Department of Sani- and will take his summa cum laud" tation. with the highest scholastic record Walter Abraham of 5520 15th I ever achieved by any student at who came to the United Stales Brooklyn Collegp. THEY'LL DO THEIR SHARE "We can't fight, but we con work," John Berkery, 15, of 260 Willoughby writes his brother, Marine James M. Berkery who is a prisoner. John is surrounded, left to right, by his sister, Monica, his mother, Mrs.

Berkery; Theresa, Vincent De Paul, 5, and Francis, 11. The Berkerys have answered the Treasury Department drive for war bond pledges. GIVES PANTIES FOR UNCLE SAM Little Corol Anne Schaller has a lot of the stuff of which heroes and heroines are mode. It takes a lot of courage for a young lady to doff her panties and turn them in os a contribution to Uncle Sam's scrap rubber collection. The scene took place at a Woodside service station.

Boro Man Goes on Trial In Barroom Murder I Barney Flshgold, 34, of 653 Stone St, went on trial today before County Judge Goldstein and a Jury in Brooklyn charged with murder as a result of the death of Michael Lary, 44, of 104 Powell on Oct. 17, 1938. Fishgold, it is charged, shot Lary after a row in a bar and grill at Sackman St. and Pitkin Ave. He SPECIAL SALE Ol A (illllll1 OF 2.1)00 runs or LADIES' SHOES s785 FOIIMF.ni.V TO 13.93 AM SPFf IAI.

OF MEN'S SHOES $945 OltMFIU.V TO 814.83 THESE ARE ONLY AT OUR BROOKLYN FACTORY STORE 372 RE KAI41 AVE. (AT STEI'BEIV ST.) OOVT MISS THIS OPPOfm WTV o. r. o. aiAitr.Ls JULIUS GROSSMAN SHOES "F.twoi.s ron Turin comfort" 372 II KALB AVE.

(AT STEl BE B'KLY Construction Under Way 250 Honor Boro Pair On New Naval Hospital Golden Wedding Day HONOR PANEL of BLOOD DONORS Concrete was being poured todav Mr. and Mrs. John H. Vovbrinck for the ards of a naval hospital celebrated their golden wedding an- was not captured until Jan. 28 this year, when he was arrested in Newark as one of a gang alleged to have been involved In the theft of sewing machines.

In attempting to escape, police said, he was shot in the leg by a Npwark patrolman. Pending aaainst him in Newark is a charge of criminally receiving stolen where a fortnight ago were sand traps and bunkers of the St. Albans Golf Club. The construction contract, caliine for completion Sept. 1, was let May 25 Clearing of the site beuan that day.

The new unit is to replace the naval hospital at Flushing commissioned as an adjunct of the Brooklyn Navv Yard in 1838. It will provide facilities for general, surgical and psychiatric treatment and include more than 70 buildings. Tnpst pttrlntlc enigma donated imiii of their blood and Joined the Panel ot Blood Bonoi' ihe Brooklyn Chapter. American Red Cross. 87 Wllloulhhv In order to save the liven ot seriously injured Amenctn wlditra nd sailnra.

This it out of tenet ot daily niversary yesterday at 464 Oving-ton their home for 48 years. For the first two years following their marriasp in Jersey City, they lived at 468 Ovington home of Mr. Vossbrinck's grandfather, Herman Henry Vossbrinck, one of the early settlers of Brooklyn. Mr. Vossbrinck.

a retired whole, sale produce dealer, held open house yesterday and was visit pd by some 250 friends from Brooklyn, Long Island, New and Connecticut. AbraniowilT. Loui. AT Euchd Ave. Amaiucci.

Bayf. 7702 20'h Baskiii. Murrav. 214 Rnckiwar Parknir. Bersman.

Marv. 2024 Olenwood Road. Brrnslem. M.nnlr. 1S39 2d 81.

Block. Pulnt. 836 Si. Busman. Robert.

7J8 No.srrand Ava. Caplan. Sam. 1719. Qucnnn Road.

Cofley, John. 233 Kane Coleman. John. J7 Willow Place. Coley.

Samuel, 15R Hicks Si. Connolly. Ann. 1567 Broadway Doullone. Arthur.

I9 Avenue T. 1 5 Years in Sing Sing For Candy Store Robber Peter Restics, 21 years old. of 9207 Rockaway Beach Boulevard. Rockaway Beach, who pleaded guilty on May 20 to a charge of robbery in the second degree, was sentenced to a term of from five years to 15 years in Sing Sing yesterday by Judge Peter J. Brancato in County Court.

It. was charged that Resiles, pretending he had a gun. stole $75 from a store operated by the Bar-ricini Candy Shops at 2140 Nostrand nuBoef. NVI11C, 4702 Avenue H. Deiusch, Edward.

2304 Nrtkirk Ave. i Fisliuer. Knaslmry 9S3 70th St. Peiden. Mae.

1 -'43 Eastern Parkway. Feinbera. (ieoiKC. fi34 MlliT Aie Prtlermdh Murray. 1837 Propl Plarr i Firneno.

Orate. 24Hfi 1st Si. FroM. Henrv 1182 F. 14th St.

Sylvia. t29.i Prenlen' P'. C.nsburn. William. 53 Pierrepnrv Si.

Cioidberg. Sarah. 1245 Eastern Parkway. Gordon. Joaenh.

1561 16th St. Hai. Hard. 1427 E. 3Sth St.

rienru. fififi TRlll St COURT ST. PLEASE NOTE When you don't have all of the gear, you improvise. This Queens home owner unfurled the flag without the usual flagstaff. The flog looks just as good whether suspended from a staff of varnished oak or jointed gospipe.

Ave. He forced Diana Chronls. the Hainff. Bernard Ci I.i9- Prosprr-t Place saleswoman, to go into the back I room where he tied her hands and feet, it was alleged. Police claim I Restics robbed two other stores of I about $125.

mm 'smm hmm Bell Sys Mrs. Simon Installed As Parents President Mrs. Celia Simon was Installed president of the Parents Association Public School 49 at. a meeting of last'nignt. in the Williamsburg Housing Project.

228 Graham Ave. Other officers inducted were Mrs. Minnie Zanger. Mrs. M.

Mes-ner and Mrs. Lena Alberts, vice presidents; Mrs. Mary Marcu. recording secretary; Mrs. Rose Spar, financial secretary, and Mr.s.

Esther Wplner, treasurer. tem "Information" operators answer requests for telephone numbers. In New York City alone, there are, on the average, 350,000 such calls a day. About 3 out of every 5 calls are for numbers listed in available telephone directories. Today, when America's war effort is demanding every vital minute of telephone time, such calls are a serious problem.

That's why we say, "Please call 'Information' only when you can't find the number in your directory or your personal number list." We will gladly send you a booklet for keeping a personal telephone list if you will call the Business Office iDial 811). H. Sidney. Ten Eyck St. Harris.

Philip. 67 Harmon Place. Hriiav.f.1. Char.es S. 1B19 Summei iield Avenue.

Heishleld. Marion. SOB Howard Ave. Hol.niann. Goirv 91 Aie.

Hnrowlt7. Abraham. Hancon Place, James. Walter. 49S 4th St.

trii'lei lie. Monroe St. Kahll. Herman 338 Lincoln Place. Kalendcr.

Irvina. "70 Sn-i 'er Ave, Kahns. Rulh. 6801 Bay Pa kwav. Keskell.

Frances. I.i67 Broadway. Kosrr. Louis. 179-A Schaefler S'.

Kuwkabany. Edmund. 512 16'h St. Krimi. Cleorae.

115 Ocean Ave KtoncitOTH. Jeannette 88 Manhattan Ave. I. elkownz. Sylvia.

31 Baliery Ave. Lr vy. Mae. 1940 26; Si Liebrrman. Irvina.

466 E. 18h St. Lieberman. Ruth. 466 E.

lBth St. Mackenbera. Charlea. 1710 Union St. Matsel.

Philip. 500 St. John's ptace. He.cn. 789 SI.

Mark Ave. Mallow. Pauline. 789 SI. Mark a Ave.

Mathisen. Surld. 7016 Bill Ave. Mcculloch. Harvey.

2107 B-dlord Ave. McLennand. Mildred. 2113 Pitkin Ave. McVeety.

Jamea A 597 Bainbridtte St. Milstein. Fannie. 1245 Eastern Parkway. Morris.

Ethel. 2425 Kmas Hfshway. Newton. Mane. 1916 51sl St Olsen.

55 Hanson Place. Olson. John Alex 317 68th Si. Oil, Albert. 34 Whlllier St.

Pelush. Abe. 489 Pine 8t. Quackcnbush. Josephine.

139 Knickerbocker Ave. Raven. Atiatista. 1245 Eastern Parkway. Ross.

Beatrice. 971 28th St Rowlands. Vic'ona 8.12 58'h St Rubtn Georse St. Johna Branch Poll Olfice Rubin Nat 455 Schenectady Ave Ru.sseil James 54 Elliott Plact. Sailo.

Leo. 30 Ira Court. Schuiiz. Henry. 8307 5th Ave.

Schwarll. Carl. 1681 E. 2d St. Scotto.

Joseph. 212 Carroll Si. Prrlvani. Anthony 234 Walworth Bt. Selleck Violet.

538 94' St. Sherman. Nathan. 3115 Brighton 4th St. Shieli.

Mary. 605 57th St. Sciliano. Joseph P. 5716 11th Ava.

Stlberaer. Rose. 1671 St. Sims. Rose.

481 Van Buren St. Sloan. Mildred. 1908 Flatbush Ave. Steinberg.

Maurice 3829 Maple Ave. Sleinman. Solomon. 1326 St. John'i Place.

Stever. Eleanor. 1234 Pacific St. Steward. Thomas.

690 38th 8l. Szalwinaki, Peggy, 134-51 161st Liu-relton. Taaliani. Prank J. 1318 83d St.

Tobey. Myer. 81 8th Ave. To.sdort Richard A 8556 Pores! Hills. Travis Lucille.

1567 Broadway. Tuizo. Nancy. 233 Frosl St. Wagensel.

Adolph. 390 Bleecker 8t Walter, Arthur 1925 Glenwood Road. Waytovcich. Peler. 802 St Wetner.

Bessie. 1L'4 Parkwar. Werba. Mne, 40 Monroe St Manhat'an, Wfhitlemore. Kalhrvne.

308 Tth St. Wilson. Nathan. 1 Ter.ms Court. Zeiikson.

Louis. 740 Empire Boulevard. Hello There! BRAVE DISPLAY Pierrepont looking west from Fulton presents a warming spectacle these days. One would hardly believe Court scantily decorated, was only a block away. 700 Ice Cream Cones Draw 1,000 Lbs.

of Rubber St. Louis, June 15 Mrs. Mary Vesich, a immigrant, dished up 700 double' dipper ire cream cones for the ncichborhood Lad on Bicycle Hurt In Crash With Taxi Colliding with the taxi of Benjamin Fiicher of 293 Hooper while riding his bicycle at 70th St. and West End Manhattan, HOW MUCH IS 3 MINUTES? 1075 youngsters but she got 1,000 pounds Cvril Lichten.steier, 14, of of scrap rubber In return. "I'm going to keep on giving Park Manhattan, received a concussion of the brain, a fractured left shoulder and jaw Injuries today.

Son of Frederick W. Lichtensleier, manager of the Swiss Bank Corporation, 15 Nassau Manhattan, the boy was taken to Roosevelt Hospital. IN THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER of the Army, where Washington's first telephone was installed in 1877, that city's telephone was recently put in service. When the telephone was still in knee pants, the Army saw its value in coordinating military operations. Today all branches of our armed forces find the telephone essential to speed vital information and orders.

I hway runrs itn luuuri aa jdii I can get rubber In." she said. "The l. supply won't give out." she put a sign in the win-' small confectionery store advising children of the ice i i libber deal, she said she didn't dream it would be as effective as it was. Events Tonight dls-Ea-t and East Midwood Civic Association, euasion on current enir nrattcts. Widwood Jewish.

Center, Ocean Ave Avanue K. 8. I Rally 10 establish nursery schml In I It is enough for an average of 375 words to be exchanged in a telephone conversation by two persons talking at normal speed. Experience indicates that this is sufficient for ordinary conversations. Necessarily, many calls are longer than 3 minutes especially those related to the business of war.

While there is no reason why you should not make normal use of your telephone, you can help us serve you and the war effort by avoiding unduly long conversations whenever possible. NIW YOIK TIUPHONI COMPANY Borough Park, Crystal Palace, 13,3 4.id St 8 Holy Name Society of SI. Briaid's C. Church, annual smoker and entertainneni. parish achool hall, Grove.

St. and St. Nicholas 8. Usheia Society of St. Augustine R.

C. Accountants' Class Dines Tonight With Teachers Members of the class In defense cost accounting at the Long Island University will hold a dinner tonight at the Hotel Edison, Manhattan. David J. Nelson, attorney and accountancy instructor at L. I.

will be toastmaster. Among the guests will be Tris- Church, novelty mlnsiie'. church audi- torium. Park Place and Sth Ave 8 Opening dinner of ihe Brooklyn Com- mlttee for Russian War Relief. Ho t.

St. 1 Gentae. 7. Speakers- HttEh a it Straus. chairman: Boroumi Pre.Mrient rresioina justice tdward Laansky ol the I U'nlkpr Anrw ate nivlsmn 1 1 IM WH1KPI Metcalfe, dean of the university; Dr.

John T. Madden, dean of the School of Commerce. Accounts and Finance of New York University, and Professor Andrew Nekon, head of the department of accountancy at St. John's University. y.

Life Is Full Of Emergencies Despite all we con do life has a way of coming up with emergencies. Some ore big ones others ore small. If your emergency con be solved by using Eagle Want Ads let us help you. Every day rent apartments We rent rooms We find jobs for people We find people for jobi We rent homes We sell houses In other words we can help you overcome life's small emergencies. Call MAin 4-6200 Brooklyn's Waal Ae) Number YOUR USE OF THE TELEPHONE IN WARTIME routing to Brooklyn to tan? If ynu are one of the many tliousandi of per son from overcrowded government renters you'll be pleasantly surprised at the choice of rooms available here in Brooklyn.

Ivook in the classification "Rooms for Rent" to find a place that will make your stay with km doubly pleasant. A aide lo Brooklynileat Of rourae. you know the many thinga Fagle Want Aria ran rln for ou. WcOarey Sixty-ninth annual commencement of 81. Johna Prep, In DtOray Hall ol 81.

John College, Lewn and Wltloiuhby Aves 8. Pa rent -Teachers Association ot Public Hchool 24fi. meeting at Achool, Snyder Ave. and Veronica Place. Bar Rldae Poat, ,1.

w. A ladles' auxlll-ry, to hold nulrlllou classes, 8721 4th Ave 8. Parent -Teachers Derense Committee of Junior Htsh School 35. flag day celebration, school auditorium, R. Parents Association of Public School 187.

meet ma In school auditorium. Easiern Parkway and Schenectady Ave 8. Isadore A. Rosenberg Post 103. presentation of cherk to purchase six pursuit planes.

Hoffman's Rrglauraut, Pitkin Ave 8. Executive Commi'tee of the Kings County Division Afliliated Youna Democrats, meeting. Touers Hotel. .10 Sueaktrs. Special Sessions Justice Matthew Troy.

Municipal Court Justice Harold J. Mr. LatiKlllin. Children Home of the Ing Mand Bapnst A'nctaiinn, dinner. Central Urntirh C.

A Henson Place, 8 Rpirt Wairlrti of 8Jd Prr-Inrr, trt annlretsaiy relebrallon, St. rir i Ljcciitn. Wanen t- YOU Can help by keeping a pad and pencil handy. Having to look for them during a conversation wastes time. Keeping notes avoids mistakes and confusion.

YOU Cafl help by not telephoning during or for some timeaftpr an air-raid alarm (except for serious personal emergency). Lines must be kept clear for military and civilian detense use. YOU Can help by hanging up the receiver carefully. A book or other object under the receiver may put your telephone "out of service'' and keep you from getting incoming calls. You can help conserve telephone facilities for urgent wartime needs if you follow such simple rules as these: DENTISTS Drs.

Smith, Hart Dolan Brooklyn 446 Fulton St. 16(t-3 Jamaica Ave. Jamaica. IN. Jamaica Office Open Evcninga YOUR CHANCE TO E-S PO RT THE USO Send your contributions to H.

Donald Campbell, Treasurer, USO Joint Wat Appeal, S7 William Street, New York, N. Y..

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