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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1937 32 tral council. Proceeds from the affair ill be used to aid unemployed of the borough. The Rev. Edward Lodge Curran, president of the International Catholic Truth Society, is the spiritual director of the Conference. Vincent P.

Gallagher was chairman of the affair. BROOKLYN STORE CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY Garden City Store Open Saturday 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Today on the Right Bank More people live on the right bank of the East Eiver than in any other area of the I nited States of similar size. Catholic Society Honors Bishop Bishop Thomas E.

Molloy of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn was accorded an honorary membership in the Frederic Ozanam Conference of the Society of St. Vincent dc Paul at the "Midsummer Night's Dance" of the organization last night on the roof of the Columbus Club. 1 Prospect Park West. The Conference is active in all parti of the diocese and works in conjunction with the diocesan cen announced today by Dean Robert M. Ogden.

Among those honored were I David A. Dreiling. 3207 Bedford Ave -38: Chester M. Ross. 40 77th '38; Herbert E.

Sultan. 379 Brad- ford '39; Alvin C. Weinstein, 578 Bedford '39; Morris O. Locks. 510 Ocean View '40 Jack L.

Ratzkin, 184 Pulaski '40; Roy H. Steyer. 944 E. 8th '38; Philip Bondv, 776 Linden Boulevard, '39; i William N. Cohen.

975 E. 24th '39: Bernard Hyde. 600 Empire Boulevard. '39: Florence Morgen- stern. 1268 Carroll '39, all of Brooklyn.

at liolh stores Hrooklyn and Garden City Boro Students Win Honors at Cornell Ithaca, July 22 The dean's list of the College of Arts and Sciences at Cornell University, consisting of the 25 students in each class having The Young Associates of the 12th A D. Republican Club will meet to-nUht at the clubhouse, 409 9th St, Leon J. Elterman will preside. Fiftv persons attended the monthly meeting and social of Columbia Loc -e 114, Order Hermann Son. at Ririeewood Hall.

1881 Menahan Ritfsjewoori Reports from the grand lodce meetins last month at Schenectady were given. Bruno Nubbe fc president. Members of the A. 1). Republican Club, headed by J.

Frank Fani.inc, district chieftain, will sail r.n the Hudson next Wednesday FULTON AT BOND BROOKLYN TRiongle 5-8100 FRANKLIN AT GARDEN CITY Garden City 1800 ieamer Amen- night aboard the Munargo from a 12-day trip to Nassau, Havana and Miami. John McGann, 52; George Gray, 34, and John Harrison, 53, all homeless, today were sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse by Magistrate Solomon in Flatbush Court on vagrancy charges. The Furness Prince liner Eastern Prince docked at 43d St. today on its arrival from Buenos Aires. Rio de Janeiro.

Trinidad and other southern ports. Among passengers was Dr. Fred H. Albee of New York, honorary' president of the National Brazilian Association of Orthopedic Surgery and Traumotolgy. He explained he had been elected a year fftid has just been visiting Brazil.

Foe of Sprague Faces Reprisal Maslantiiono's Loyalty to Party ()uetione(l Called Before Inwood CIul Special to The Eagle Inwood. July 22 The Nassau County Republican steamroller threatens to flatten Michael J. Mas-tantuono, president of the Michael J. Mastantuono Regular Republican Association, located in the 148th Election District, this village. The Republican Club of Inwood, loyal to County Leader J.

Russel Sprague. questions Mastantuono's "loyalty to the Republican organiza I if I i 'irKi A can. Philip Silvertem was re-elected agent at a meet me of the Fur Floor Workers Union. Local 3. affiliate of the National Fur Workers Union, at Labor Lvceum Hall.

949 Willoughby Ave. An executive board also was elected. series of bingo games is being held Tuesday nights the palestra of St. Francis College under the sponsorship of the alumni association to help pay for new biology laboratory equipment which the alumni group presented to the college. Two games already have been conducted.

The series will continue until mid-September. Amedio D'Andrea. 22. of 251 Emerson Place is being held in $25,000 bail for hearing July 27. charged with attempted robbery and violation of the Sullivan law.

Vincent Annechiarito, 17. of 200 Franklin Ave. charges that, on while in an automobile with Andrea, the latter, at gun point, demanded money and a $23 wrist watch from him. Richard Roth, 31, of West Hazel-ton. went to jail for five days lieu of a $50 fine imposed bv Municipal Court Justice Y'mi I i m4 'mm Wmm mm mm Mj tf tion," since he had the temerity to accept his club's indorsement to run for County Committeeman in his Eilperin upon being found guilty of district against the Sprague-named aUnmnt ran to snort-weigni a con llfd.

III II snmrr nn coal delivery. Roth was incumbent committeemen. Charged With Giving Data Mastantuono is charged with having given information contained in an article that appeared in The Eagle recently and that drew a picture of the anti-Sprague activities arrested at Benson Ave. and Bay 19th St. Returning from a vacation trip to his birthplace in Ballylongford, Ireland.

Denutv Chief Inspector John J. Ryan, 717 Avenue R. head of tne among Republicans in Inwood and at both stores Hrooklyn anil Garden City WE REPEAT A SELLOUT! ami 2..0 yyU'itv novel i IiancI-croi'Iiet Queens division of the Police De- Lawrence. Srague's home village, partment, will arrive tonight with ls demanded in an official corn-Mrs. Ryan and their daughter, Re- munication that Mastantuono ap-gina.

aboard the United States liner pear at the next meeting of the Re-Washington, which will dock at the publican Club of Inwood, of which foot of W. 17th Manhattan. i he Is a member, "to deny or affirm the part you had in the writeup." Four peddlers chose to serve a day Mastantuono laughs as he shows in fail rather than pay fines of $1 the pUeri Signei by Secretary El-cach today before Magistrate mpr wood. Sweeney in Pennsylvania Avenue "They've got a nerve," is a corn-Court. Thev were Samuel Sarner.

ment 59, of 655 Buffalo Samuel, BUt a (he same time he avows Prager, 53. of 608 Dumont njs intention of responding to the July llargain for Juniors! GLOVES Harry Walrien, 44, ot 2iu butter Mitlsiiiumor marvels nl midget price! A spcci.il purchase makes tliis exceptional value possible! Amazingly strong, beautifully designed hand crochets that are this season's glove sensation. Cool and crisp, they wash like a hanky. A thrilling choice of styles. GLOVES STRCF.T FLOOR The washable successes that have walked away with fashion honors at 5.98! Tomorrow at 3.98! Gay, young, one-piece and two-piece styles.

Made of marvelous silk-and-acctate that washes like a hanky. White or pastels. Sizes 11 to 17. Xn M.7 or Vhonc OrJcrs all arrested on Ainoo and Max Laskewuh. 68 of 314 Madison former bakery owner, arrested for selling pretzels at the foot 'A P.orka-ay Ave Dr.

and Mrs. Irving S. Poilak of 66 Elton sailed today aboard the United Fruit liner Veragua on a 17-day cruise to Havana. Jamaica, the Panama Canal Zone and Rica. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Peterson of 719 58th St. arrived on the Munson liner 3.98 regularly 3.98 The communication that questions Mastantuono's loyalty to his party rpads as follows: "Mr. Michael J. Mastantuono, "100 Walcott Inwood, L.

I. "Dear Sir: At the regular monthly meeting of the Men's Republican Club of Inwood the question of your loyalty to the Republican Organization was brought up. This matter was instigated by an article which appeared in the July 16 issue of The Eagle. "It appears by this issue and write-up that you are responsible for the article being In the paper which, of course, does not look very good for our Organization. "I was instructed to ask you to be present, at the next meeting of our club, August.

16. 1337, to deny or affirm the part you had in the write-up. "Yours trulv "ELMER WOOD. "Secretary." Nassau Aide Doubts rJl'MOR MISS SHOP SECOND FLOOR: Slips That Pass in the Night at Brooklyn Police Headquarters at Itolli stores Ilroukljn mill Ciarilcu Reports received at Brooklyn Police Headquarters during the night follow; 11:7 HJri Prec.iif" Patrolman a'. Bi.t:er and i I ay and pd a'i'o JULY BARGAIN! ra i 11ARRV MJSTI.K.

r.n pa Smith ovrMl i car 0n s-ciip'd -Lgnai a i I' dlifC. nl ')'ni .1 Nt f'HP I -11-57 n. 3 wa ii ai '1' i'i'ii and I. rid 1 NK i wool-auil-camers hair daratP. 1 nl ar.d a V.i..r M' r.v Dr Sr." llRRI.

4S a- r.ir.l Revolt on Sprague The revolt against County Leader J. Russel Sprague within the Nassau Republican ranks was minimized today by Charles Blackwell, chairman of the State Republican Fl-nanre Committee and chairman of the Nassau County Republican Finance Committee, who returned from Europe on the liner Saturnia. Before going to his home Brook-ville Mr. Blackwell stated: "I don't think there is much to this revolt. Mr.

Sprague's leadership has been as solid and sound as he could give under the complex situation which exists in Nassau because of recnt expansion Donald Flamm. president, of was another passenger. 10 on Disabled Boat Saved Off L. I. Shore Freeport, July 22-The motorboat Caliban IV, reported missing late night with ten persons aboard, was found early toriav bv Coast i.Pi'rl,.

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Who? Why? And how? Questions tore through the village, revealing secrets better left untold. It remained for Hercule Poirot, detective par excellence, to find the answers answers which swept the mystery to an incredible end! Agatha Christie, world famous mystery writer, wrote her most baffling crime problem in "The Murder of Roger Ackroyd." The Eagle brings you this gripping novel frankly doubting that even the most ardent detective fan will solve the crime before the book reaches its amazing climax. "The Murder of Roger Ackroyd" a challenge to all mystery fans! NOVEL OF THE WEEK BY P'i novn. 4o. rj.c tr.rv G'lard ap.rl an amphibian r.J"l search for inane, wlr.r'u iomed disabled i mrrii in r- i it IOH I'll' Among ti (e on board weie the Rev.

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