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EROCKLVri EAGLE, JUNE 2, 1 944 Voters Sign Up llAsBoro's Central i Says Aid to Minority Takes Action, Not Talk Tomidy. snn of Mr. and 1. or of the War f.ir 19 months tr.d T-inudv of Unci, in the first maU nll-militarv ucdriuiE. Offiriatin.

at the cerem.mv in the pot ehap-1 hf hospstai. The brlde- was Catiieiic Chaplain Mjunce rm. v.lvi ha. been in the. army 'a i- a sargual M.ifnr Richard IT.

enm- at the hospital, manuant of the Station A' a wedciir.s rrcrption in Pat- plrmenl. save the btide awv. Wac U. S. O.

quarters 100 Set. Marsot Holleran of Pittsbursh dieri and imior S. bait was maid of honor. Suff Sit cw. were 7ft Registration Starts Ursin; members cf the rrrim of 3 in ASKS VOLUNTEERS FOR WAR BOND i DRIVE IN BORO A great number of ahy persons In Brooklyn, frld to meet the public, cm obtain "the glow cf confidence that comes with honest war effort" by enlisting as volunteer ar bond salesmen.

That Is the message of Mas. Maurice B. Rich, war finance chairman of the Brooklyn Civilian Defense ine ooarc oy t.cruons in uioji- R.ilj:loUs Amity to "do When i prssi-lyn bfgan yesterday the objective about the minoritv croup xrvxi? and drop added Dr. registration of voters for the 1914 orcblem rather than just talk about Lindemaii. election its cfucies in the Mu- tara unocman.

pro- ton-iracuir win lean momas irwm or Philadelphia was SO turkrv had bren roasted for tbe nlclpal Building on Joralcmon 1 lsor of Social Philosophy at the Americans, who after declared best man. All participant." in the region The b-ical couple a honci-oppoeite Borough Hall. Officials New York School of Social Work Dr. Linieman. are derivatives of ceremnnv wore regulation khaki.

moon destination was said to be a. Corpcral Snish has been a mem- "military A "Barrel" of Quality in Every Glass 1 said a few voters v.ere waiting declared lan night tnat immigrants, to explore the mcan-i when the boards offices "we've already done too much talk-ins of democracy and of the words Thirteen were registered during about race." plunbus from the day. I 'we can't reive the race problem 1 comes strength He suggested that I Attaches of the board said tlif5 J.v ROirg to conference: people can1 Americans accept the possibility of I number was much larger than thc.cio that only by their ob-resohing religion and science, bun usual number on the opening riav jective behavior." Dr. Lindeman said of which teach that there is onlyl of the central registration In pre-1 at the seventh in a series of lec-ione kind of people 111 the world Volunteer Office, who Is appealing for volunteers for the Fifth War ZVERy rME Loan drive which starts June 13 Brooklyn's quota is $269,994,000. Citine the fact that the boronth vious years and Indicated the final turcs on "Human There is no such tiling as race naini total would be heavy.

i sponsored by President I President Harry D. Ciicleon.e Th central registration wa-, be- 'Cashmore at Borough Hall. iBrocklyn College, who nrraned the gun under the law which Dtovicics' Lindeman discussed the -rrie-. presided. Dr.

William H. Kil- Stulcn 'tl( that anv qualified voter, whether theory "Dominant and Minority natn-k. emeri'u cf or not he or she exoects to be Group Attitude? minor- jTearhers Cnllee. Columbia Uni-i FIGHTER-BOMBER New P-47 Thunderbolt, monufac-tured by Republic Aircraft at Farmingdale, has greater engine power, doubled effective range and gives pilot round-the-clock vision. As fighter-bomber, the Thunderbolt con deliver 2,000 pounds of bombs to the enemy.

CDVO brought in sales of S24.000.-000 in the last band campaign. Mrs. Rich pointed out that the record In the coming drive will depend on the number of salesmen stepping forward. For every additional 1.000 volunteers we can expect to add to total community sales in absent from Kings Countv iurlr.8 groups of the United States intoivrrsi.v. will snenk on Amity With ou' Assimilation' next week.

the regular voting registration in four classes, political, religious, ra- uciooer. may appiy in person at runum. in- hfArS' --'A trict CDVO offices. Wearing of a Barrett, marhini; mat the boards offices to have his onponam inai propie rcnirmwi JOiaiei WGuS WQC second her name placed on the registry group they are speaking in 1 Brooklyn during the coming is optional. jdass.

of Kings Park. books for the November elections. 'railing against the minority problem 1 A 1 llnl.n 1 u.1 "We have offices, chairman Meanwhile the entertainm.nt The normal rcgLstration dates are Attitudes Analysed have npver oiri hnnri's hefore toi equipment and a permanent staff r.iii iv.htnt th. rfrK- 9. 10, 11.

12. 13 and 14. The; Contingent upon this are the at w----. registration will continue, titudes of the majority groups 1 1 1 wi I 1 1 I nuiiu 1 Bi.liu utriiiuu UlltC Kb Ip.pfrfll of 1,600 volunteers," Mrs. Rich said, meeting yesterday in Toots Shors'Untll come out now and help.

Pt. 30- 'which might be analyzed, he said. nntnn Much Vnknown Talent ah we neea is sumcient voiunteerjRtstaurant, Manhattan, and an- "IC i.iioti.in mis a. "ti) veronica Loravne Svih riannhter -This volunteer work Is good if we expect to reach a bond persons morale as well as can db proua 01 In Queens the Fifth War Loan the Brookljn quota. A lot of psople nounced that a daily show will be 'hich applications may be made group has the feed idea that it mav of Mr and Mrs valentine Svish presented on the stage of a huge f0r 'bsentfr J'f Tsfmes of bride last, cash register In Time? Snuare dur- .1 one always profits.

'2i It assumes nlcht of I tn.h. mLL TL.cqL Eager to learn at Four (that it, has the right to govern Ktln ThaXan Pleasanton, Texas fU.R' Truant 'pclicy-maUintr and demands obedi-l is section cnauman. (.. th lner crnum to these officers will never have to of the lesser groups to these drive was organized at a meeting of 27 community chairmen In the ahow up considering themselves too timid to go out and meet the pub 'OUIUIIfi iy fifty Since 7S22 Boulevard Restaurant. Elmhurst.

worrv.ence lic. But after a few days Dartici- The motion picture Industry's par pation In the common cause theyiThe borough has an overall goal of about Estanislao Gonzales. He 3 The majority group takes two years under the school-begin-las its heritage the role of "keeping ning age of six. but Dfrsists a'- In Place" members of other Ket the glow of confidence which 78.OO0.OO0 and an objective of ticipation in the drive was launched today at a breakfast in the Tavern on the Green, Manhattan, when a comes with an honest war effort .5684,000 in bonds. Borough President Burke was present.

tending Coughran School with his classes. (4. The majority decrees A group of 25 wounded sailors' 1 brothers and sisters. He is so ner- the rate and degree of as.imilatinn Treasury Department officials. and they prove to be excellent Mies-men.

We give them every possible co-operation and encouragement." Volunteers, who are awarded aervice bars after a given length of sistent that the teacher. Mrs. Man between the majority ann minoriry was on hand to spur the volunteer workers. Among them were Edmund Whit, machinist's mate first IL. Perkins has decided to help him I groups.

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