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Jamea at Emerson piir and BROOKLYN EAGLE, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 4, 1940 cused workers are in tha garment industry. Myrtle Ave, last night. pp. er? ac-i." -s unemployment :r.5u;-2;::e tor periods ranging from several weeks to several months Pilot Develops Beam System Putting Lost Plane on Right Track law Get Suspended Thirteen men and eight wc.

i who had pleaded guilty to of violating the unemployment insurance- laws were sentenced yesterday by Magistrate George H. Folwe'l in Municipal Term Court to pay fines of $50 each or nerve ten clays each in the Workhouse, sentence was suspended. Scouters to Hold Dinner Assistant District Attorney Nathan Sweedler will speak on "The Boy and the Court'' at the annual Scouters' Hnner of Centra! District. Boy Scouts of America, tomorrow night in the Hotel Bossert. Julius Zennaro is in charge of Dr.D.G.POLLOCK Surgeon Dentist Brsoklya Prmunl Tfcr.tr.

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Nrtim SI. Sbw KUIl. Hurt: Duly ndr 10-1 Patrolman Joseph W. Ross of the Classon Ave. station, who found them, took the boy to the station house after arranging for removal of the mother in a Cumberland Hospital Ambulance to Bellevue Hospital.

At the station house the boy revealed his name and address, and his father later called for him and took him home. Amnesic Mother Found Wandering With Son, 3 Mrs. Marguerite Kelly, 33. of 116 Lynch was taken to Bellevue Hospital, Manhattan, to be treated for amnesia after she was found wandering with her 3-year-old son. A new system of radio rnge beams by means of which a lost airplane pilot could Immediately determine the direction in which last Winter, altnough being employed.

The cases of the six not sentenced yesterday were put over until Jan. 14. Suspended sentences were recommended by Deputy Attorney General John Clancy on the ground that the defendants had made restitution. Most of the ac as he nears or travels farther away from the station from which the beam is sent. He added that when a lost pilot gets off his course, and later picks up the beam, he is unable to determine the direction in which he is flying until he has worked out a The defendants and six others, be was flying was described at La-Guardia Field last night by Capt.

Francis Pope. TWA. pilot, Captain Pope, who was pilot of a plane that arrived from Chicago at 10:15 o'clock, said the Air Pilots Association, meeting in Chicago yesterday, adopted a resolution recommending that the Civil Aeronautics Board make experiments ith new type beam on which the eaptain has obtained a patent. complicated problem in orientation, the signals sent out on the four beams being identical. The pilot explained that his system would provide separate and distinct sounds for each of the four legs of the radio beam, thus en abling the lost pilot to determine immediately in which direction he It was explained by Captain Pope that at present radio range beams was traveling.

Pilots thus would be able to save much time, he said. Captain Pope calls his invention the "Nadu" system, the name being formed ot letters used in the dot and dash signals. The pilot is 31 and lives at 28-43 216th Bayside. are sent out in four directions-north, east, south and west from a central station, and that when a pilot is on course, or on the beam, he hears a steady sigVial, without break, except for the increasing or decreasing intensity of the signal, 341 Naturalized Here; Total of 17,020 Since Jan. 1 Including 341 who received the Non-Union Dealers Would Make Firms oath of American citizenship yes- from Judge Grover M.

Mos- THE LID'S OFF Bond opens the giant new "Store of Tomorrow" at Broadway and 45th -and all Bond stores in the Metropolitan area join the party. DON'T, MISS IT-To day! OPEN EVERY EVENING 'Am) s7' cowitz, 17,020 aliens have been naturalized in Brooklyn Federal Court since last 1. During this period a total of 25,321 have Sell Coal to Them Independent one-truck coal dealers, who buy at yards and sell to consumers, instituted injunction proceedings today in an effort to atop big companies from refusing to sell them coal unless they join Local 553 of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Stablemen and Helpers. Francis D. Saitta and Nicholas J.

applied for their second, or final, citizenship papers, a check of the court records disclosed. Yesterday's naturalization ceremony was witnessed by a delegation of members of the Brooklyn section of the National Council of Jewish Women and a group of students from Brooklyn Technical High School. Panzarino, attorneys representing several thousand small dealers, ob Wins $17,000 Settlement For Injuries to His Leg A $17,000 settlement for Gerrit Overeem, 58, Superintendent of the apartment house at 215 Saratoga halted the trial of his damage tained from Justice Mitchell May an order requiring the big coal concerns and the union officials to ahow cause Thursday why an injunction should not be Issued. Affidavits presented to Justice Fennelly allege that big coal concerns and the union agents had entered into a "conspiracy" to deprive the little men of coal unless they join the union and pay $50 Initiation fees and $2 monthly dues. The retailers claim they are employes but drive their own trucks and are exempt from suit against the Central Coal Co.

and Kreger's Garage, before Justice Joseph Fennelly and a Jury in Brooklyn Suprme Court yesterday. Herman E. Hoberman, Over-eem's attorney, had placed before the Jury evidence that coal truck wheel flipped a plank being used as a runway against Overeem's left leg, breaking two bones, Nov. 29, 1938. The coal company rented the truck from the garage concern.

Boro Tube Sandhogs Agree to Arbitration Following a conference with Mrs. Helen S. Epstein, labor secretary to Mayor LaGuardia, officials of the Compressed Air Workers Union, Local 147, announced today that they had agreed to submit their lurisdictional dispute with Dock international officers of the two A. F. of L.

unions for settlement. Since Monday the sandhogs union has been picketing the borough end of the $80,000,000 Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel at Hamilton Ave. and Van Brunt St. to prevent carpenters from sinking shafts preliminary to boring. and Pier Carpenter, Local 1356, to SECOND FLOOR I I I.

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During this 'Opening Party, a rare group of higher priced woolens is stepping out at a clear saving of $10. You know those famous names listed above-and you know how high they usually come. If you've been flirting with a new outfit, this is the week to gne get it-and Bond's is the place! IFurs of Tomorrow at today's low tali price! I no extra charge for this service Bond's Extended Charge Account invites you to pay one -third JAN. 10, FEB. 10, MAR.

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