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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 32

The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 32

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32 BROOKLYN! EAGLE, SUM JUNE 15. 1047 Man DrOWIlS, NotdbleS S' SW Man, Wife, Child Found Suffocated In Greenpoint Flat Obituaries Continued From Page 19 Joseph Cousins, Insurance Broker Irvii.uxe St died yittrdtj after a brief illness He was born Manhattan hut hart For Col. Hartnett Iyliman. Rabbi Stephen S. Wise Supreme Court Justice John Mac- Crate.

County Judge Samuel I it. Municipal Court Jus- tice Charles H. Breitbart and Bur- ton B. Turkiis. former chief as- sistant district attorney, were tnong more than MX) members lyns Col.

Sydney C. grand setretarv of the the Waldorf -Astoria Former District Attorn Beldock, dinner chair the event $100,000 I behalf Unit Appe, Colonel Harn PPre- been a resident of Brooklyn mi Baptist Churrh. 123 57th of his life Manhattan, before becoming presi- Woodrmen. eie re.vu-d the Mr Qwnrtni was member of dent of Moody Bible Institute in rrew of tfie fishing boat Flying the Life PlMWWlHl AaWOdatlOO 1934. Cloud.

and for 2.i venrs had been con- He was named pastor of Calvary The rescued men were brought netted ttt'h the Miitua! Life In- Baptist Church in 1930 When he back by the Flying Cloud to The nuance Companv of New York came to Calvary Baptist Church Bai at Emmons Ave she He was vice chancellor of Spiiua he was faced with the m.spor.M- She -p'head Ba where the Lodge of the Knlghti of Pythias. bUttj of completing a $2 000.000 th had rented then boat for tlje Sumviiic are his widow Mrs hurch apa 1 1 inert hole! project fishing trip. Elmer Peters, ov ner Janette Silverman Cou-ins- two tnls ne dld wKhli. five of The Barge, gave lite rescued men sons. Richard and Toby and months hot coffee itttl rirv clothes and a daughter.

Vera. Prior to his taking over the pas- lh nea.e. Dv t.muti.jti. Funeral will he held at torate of Calvan EtaptiM Church attendant from Coney Island Hos-in in mmnrmi he was a dii e-t tor of the BtOOS home hr Hmmhtnn II IT il 111 IVUWIIIVIIf Bible Group Head Houghton, na pttt clergyman Moodv Bible I died of a hei Dr Houzhton a native of Bos ton a. pastor of the Baptist Tab ernarir Atlanta, ar.d of Onhru Tta Societv, the Eastern Bapt Theological Seminary, Philadelphia and the Wat.

mtt.m Baptist publication. In 1931 he reived the honoratv degree of Doi tor of Divinity from Wheaton Co lege, Whea ol "The Lit in the Bible He, Mrs. KUs Find All 50 Dead In Wreck of DC-4 Continued from Page 2 Others Rescued A As Boat Capsizes At lam it Ocean off Breezv Poin of the trio. Michael Orkun. 99 loth St was drowned 1 companions.

Frank Agost of 413 63d St Manhatta 38 of Priest Observes Silver Jubilee day observes the 25th After celebrating a solemn mass ol thank. -giving in the R. C. Church nl St John the Baptist. Lewis and Willoughbv Aves.

Father O'Neill will be at a luncheon and re- ition in the BushWtcl Council ot clubhouse. Bushwick Ave i lla. O'Neill received his earlv Mion in St John's parish and ordained in Philadelphia by late Cardinal Dougherty. He GRADUATION John R. Anderson, vice president, presents a certificate to Anne Burghordr, interior decorator of Loeser's store, upon completion of a course in home furnishing color and design.

ia, ion oi tie years leaoersnip Tne umon nas no desire for a lie has given our organisation and and had none, and is interim loyal devotion to the Jewish maintaining unbroken people. Our affair serves a doll- operations. But the ship owners hie purpose, it enables us to pay atntude indicated that thev were tribute to a man we all admire not interested and it also indicated and to do our share in the 1947 tnat they felt cocky because of the V. A. campaign." present position of the Taft-Hart- jley bill.

Their arrogant attitude Store Group Ends 12-Wk Color Study AO QtrirC DvaUo Of Virginia Crash In Which 50 Died Washington. June 14 01 Civil aeronautic officials set out tonight to learn why a Pennsylvania-Central airliner was flying 1.300 Blue Ridge Moun- 1 kjUrri At the scene ol ie disaster "We will titlv this lockout." he on ihe Virginia-West Virginia everything necessary border investigators began the T1 with 90,000 mem-long, tedious process piecing ((, li.iiiib! iclge and LaGuardia Field, served as prefect at St, Joseph's Like the Bainbridtje plane it was College. Princeton, and was a converted army transport. a member of the faculty of St. It crashed In he same general John's University before engaging mountain area thai was the scene in the missionary work in all par is of two other C.

A disasters. On of the country He Is attached to Aug. 31. 1940, a F.C.A. plane the VlnCenUani' Motherhouse In crashed near uovettsville.

Va Germantown. Pa A sister. Mrs. killing 25 persons. Including Sena- Ryan, lives at 25 Stuv-lor Ernest Lunrieen of Minnesota vesant Ave.

apartment wttn the gas oven got ing full blast and all window closed Police said the tivee half Two poli en-en who broge i Mi the second tl I pari 1 Freeman S' pis' Ofl The death from the gt isher; his bride of two and a hall months, Blanche. 25 and hr-r son bv a previous marriage. Edward Wlazlo. The bodies were found hv Pa trolman Patrick Neville and Bart-ley Roscoe of the Greenpoint sta tion alter Mrs. Helen Broskv, proprietor of a grocery store on the first, floor of the building.

rang lied the The bodies of clothed. i ing was a mystery to police. Ac klcording to the Weather Bureau, temperatures from Monday, when Mesiano was seen bnving a of -he Brosky store, Thur had ngeaj pi ween 70 and City Faces Winter Fuel Shortages, Coal Group Warns Total during tl 40 pereen BUY C. S. SAVINGS STAMPS AND BONDS 3 AUTOMOTIVE fOR SALE Automobile Driving Sift Gang Records For Hell's Kitchen Gun Assassin Manhattan police last night were checking through records of West 1 Side dock gangs in the hope they could find something to tie them with the machine-gun slaying of a milk wagon driver in fiont of 525 W.

47th St. The victim, Vincent Wlce, 31. of 422 48th was shot down by epped fusillade from a partly- ii in "aled upon and lumped hack which sped away. A lore little children on latrowly missed m.iui A stray bullet Schneider. 69.

a I of 525 W. 47th St who was taken to Roosevelt Hospital with a wound in the left leg Police found nine 45 caltb shells fceside Wice's body-Police said Wice was a Hells Kitchen character whose hobby tight "and questioned I Beadle POLICE ANCHOR CLUB TO ENTERTAIN ORPHANS The Police Anchor Club will entertain 7.500 orphans of all faiths at its annual orphan's day outing, June 30, at Steeplechase Park in Coney Island. The children will tome from 35 orphan homes in the Art ing I.I John Boyle presi- cltih -aid that ap- proximately 600 phans of deceased department. Five hundred nembers of I FOR SALE 3 AUTOMOTIVE FOR of Tablet Will Be Dedicated Looms Tonight 11 posBls to cam part of the a wages in a wa "As matter! June IS there operators ha' locked N. and must spoils.

Dilitv. They insistent lv to fi ectings to negotiate anything. id have even said that benefits! existing should be removed, a itme when their profits are "The union 1 at all are pre- Meanv lule. in etfert thereafter. throughout the negotiations concliiMveh Will Take Proper Steps' "The union will inform i place and will direct branches to take the prof to mobilize our union aga tempts to destroy lion's national council, id.

would meet at noon todav at headquarters of the N. rj 346 W. 17th Manhattan attainted C. I. maritime unions 000.

Although two of these unions contracts they stipulated that these agreements are to be canceled if any of the other unions fail to reach agreements. In San Francisco, meanwhile, three West Coast maritime unions were meeting with employer representatives in laat-minutc effort to avert a tieup of all West Coast shipping tomorrow. The Deadline Cometh' Thi Mar he Ma line Firemen, independent At the last minute the Marine Firemen announced signing of an agreement, leaving only two West Coast unions unsigned The C. I. O.

unioas. full-page advertisements in the maior West i thei headed. "The Deadline Cometh, and indicated lit tie expectation ol FOR SALE 3 AUTOMOTIVE i TR. 'TUTgi 5-7902 Buy From "THE 1946 Bul Roidma.l.r 1941 Bmcb Speciel 1941 Ckry.ler New 1941 BuKk Specl 1940 Chry.ler Rny.l 1940 Ckevrolel Special 1940 Buiek Super 1937 Ckeerolel de 1941 Chevrolet MANY OTHER IMI HI good John Anderson, vire president the store, who presided at the luncheon awarded certificates to those who took the course, the theme of which was "How to sell Carberry Elected State VFW Head Continued from Page quent cause of death in the Unit ed States." Dr Levitas. who is na S2.000.000.000 at.r, 1 v.

in additir to taking the lives of one out i every eight persons The has a God-given opportunity help wipe nut this teourge." The resolution was seconded William Mahon. Kim County adjutant. Backed by the legislative con mittee of Brooklyn Council, tl convention adopted a resolutic ailing penal law allies or demons' rations The ion flirt hat the use of the thos: groups comprised solel; forces in time of war. The resolution had been adoptee at the Brooklyn convention as I protest against the appearance uniformed veterans in Maj Da- SALE 3 AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE 3a Automobiles for e.ir Montantnwn. VV Va casualties.

The airliner set out from Chi yesterdav afle- Washington. After a stc burgh it took oil on its last lap al 1:13 veteran Horace Stark, radioed "all weli At lnat Planr WM W' iee' Martinsburg. Va and was due ln Waghlngton 20 i.tnute.s later. Residents of the are. reoovted hpavv rainstorm in the early Somp lilPV the nlanp and thought it was in trouble w-n en-mes spmtermg Bark )n Leeaburg, an historic small Rout hem low n' which mini- bers Secretary of State George C.

Marshall among II 1.500 rest- dents, a smaU interdenominational chapel was turned into a tempo- rary morgue to receive the bodies of the crash victims. Miehaelson will ter of Coney tela 1 spiritual leader I Rabbi Michaels the present home of the center Speakers will include Rabbi Stephen S. Wise of the Synagogue. Manhattan; Rabbi Samuel .1 Le Vinson of Temple Beth Emeth of Flat bush. Rab'-n'C Abraham Neustein of the Jewish Center of Coney Island, Dr.

Leon i- Kaiser, aasistanl superintendent of schools and former president ol a the center, and Dr. Elihu Katz, chairman of the board A musical AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALI 3 AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE 3 AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE 3 AUTOMOTIVE Mrmori.e Chapel will Mt. Lebanc Mrs. Mary Kenny Rites Tomorrow The Mrs M.i'v Kenny, ftfl. widow of Willta Kenny, will be hein at a morrow from her home.

6( St where she died Friday, quiem mass will follow Ephrems C. Church. Hamilton Parkway and 75th St Burial will be in St. Mary's Cem etery. Kingston.

Mrs Kennv. a native of Kings- Ion. had lived in Brooklvn nearh 50 years She was a former parishioner of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, Her husband. who ie transporta-n 1931 sons. Philip ard Cots and Mrs.

B. Singleton, Active in Amaranth lim1 for nc i h. uior.un widow of Wilbur M. Single- ton, w-lll be held at 2 o'clock tins afternoon at the Furehilri Chanel 951 Atlantic Ave she died Wednesdav in Willoimhbv. Ohio.

wlvre she hart erne to visit a son Gerard Singleton. Mrs Singleton was born In 57 years ago. She lived for awhile in Mnntclair. N. bill then returned to Brooklvn.

She was formerly worthy matron or Amaranth Forest odge of Ber- nardsville. J. Her husband died live years ago. Besides her son Gerard she is survived by another son. Edward Singleton; a sister.

Mi-, Alma Kloiber. with whom she lived in Brooklyn; a brother. Stanley Boynton. and five grandchildren CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 3 EXPERT PAINTING EttimatH Cheerfully Givtn A. BUSCEMI SON SSS Montouk Av.

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UT0 OWNERS CARS. TRUCKS Wanted! OHN D'EMIC Corner' 32nd St. 4th Avt.j SOuth 8-1282 i AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE fctO INEXPENSIVE CAR Automobile. we Cfl YOU TOP fttT'I PRICES SOuth 8-1283 I Uiaa Turner MM CALLUAJ..

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