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Gordener to Lecture On Poisonous Plants Hester M. Rusk of the Brooklyn row at 10 30 a in the garden laboratory building, 1000 Washlnf ton Ave. The institution will open a course on Victory gardening for beginner Botanic Garden will give an illus- Wednesiay at 10:30 a Wednesday at iu ju a.m.. wnn including both theoretical and practical training. BROOKLYN EAGLE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1944 6 BROOKLYN EAGLE, SUNDAY.

FEBRUARY 20, 1944 BACK THE BOYS IN StVICE Wv yL IBk.jfl Bb 43Bh BmBBh sBSSBHBJBBj B' iiHSBl HlaH LasH WANTED! MEN WOMEN BOYS GIRLS! Penicillin Output Fails to Fill Need Despite Increases By Science Service Washington, Feb. 19 Penicillin, doubled and redoubled, seems to be the American bid for a quick victory over infection and disease among our fighting men. So rapidly have production facilities been expanding lately that a good two-fifths of all penicillin turned out in this country during 1943 was produced in December. Thirteen American and two Canadian firms are now manufacturing the germ-killing drug, and within another five months the list of American firms will have grown to 21. the Office of War Information Quantities of penicillin for civilian use will still be extremely limited, however, tor army and navy requirements absorb the lion's share of total production, and still more is needed.

To stretch the limited supply, the service doctors use penicillin only in cases where the sulfa drugs fail to produce results. If casualty lists go up steeply, even the limited supply now permitted for civilian use may be diverted to the war fronts. The U. S. Department of Agriculture, whose biologists and chemists have been responsible for many of the improvements in mass-culturing the mold that secretes penicillin, warns against attempts to "produce penicillin in the kitchen." Molds cultured and processed under any but the most critical conditions are liable to be worthless and may even become dangerous through the growth of "wild" contaminating organisms.

Neither is it correct to say that penicillin is the product of the molds you find growing on spoiled oranges. These usually belong to the genus Penlcilllum or one of its near relatives, but 99 times in 100 they are not of the right species for the production of penicillin. GET ONF OF THFSF IMPORTANT SHIPYARD JOBS TODAY! WOMEN WANTED inexperienced, we train ou good pay while learning! PAINTERS WELDERS SHEET METAL WORKERS TINSMITHS MJBNERS LABORERS SHIP CAULKERS PIPE FITTERS CLERICAL YARD CLERICAL CLEANERS CRANE OPERATORS TOOLKEEPERS STOREKEEPERS GARAGE MAINTENANCE EXPERIENCED MACHINISTS ELECTRICIANS' HELPERS FIRE WATCH LICENSED FIREMAN TRANSPORTATION Earn Good Money Doing War Work right in Brooklyn! LIGHT, MODERN PLANT PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS MUSIC WHILE YOU WORK ONE HOUR FOR LUNCH TWO REST PERIODS PLENTY OF OVERTIME No Previous Experience Necessary! Openings Available for ASSEMBLERS (FEMALE) MACHINE OPERATORS (FEMALE) STOCK ROOM HELPERS ERRAND BOYS FACTORY CLERK (MALE) TRUCK HELPER (BOY) PAINTER'S HELPER CLERK (FEMALE) Also Immediate Openings For Experienced DRAFTSMAN TOOL DIE MAKERS (1st Class) RADIO SERVICEMEN RADIO WIRERS SOLDERERS (FEMALE) tmilabiliiif certificate required If now engaged in essential war tcork APPLY NOW! Perionnel Office Federal Manufacturing Engineering Corp. 199 Steuben St. (near DcKolb Brooklyn, N.

Y. DUTY THAT'S PLEASANT Company members of the City Patrol Corps act as escorts to girl volunteers at the USO canteen operated by the National Catholic Community Service at 94th St. and Shore Road, when it comes time for the girls to go home at 1 1 m. Left to right, Sgt. Anthony Russo, Mary Quinn, Fern Watt, Mary Meehan, Kath-erine Martin and Corp.

Charles A. Meranti. TRAINEES! EARN WHILE LEARNING! TODD SHIPYARDS CORPORATION (H0BOKEN DIVISION) collected two months ago the last batch of clothing was only recently because ot the time required for cleaning. 54,000 Pounds Shipped Final tabulation of shipments of clothing to the Defense Sup 100 Join City Patrol In Volunteer Campaign U. S.

EMPLOYMENT SERVICE BIIY EXCEPT SLNDHV. 7 AM TO 5 P.M -NO PL (K TEE HOW TO GET THERE: plies Corporation, for eventual dis- St. Martin's Sodality Presents Operetta The current drive of the Civilian Defense Volunteer Office to enroll 1.1100 members of the City Patrol Corps ha.s resulted in registration of 100 volunteers in the test three weeks, according to Col. John J. Kenney, corps commander.

Sev-enty-lhree borough mpn and wom many CPC men to do double duty. An effort is being made to fill the ranks of companies patrolling the shoreline and to form moie outfits similar to Company which patrols the vl( inity of the Kings County Hospital, Colonel Kenney said. As an example of the volunteer The Blessed Virgin Sodality of St. Martin of Tours. 1288 Hancock St, presented an operetta entitled The Forest Prince" belore 500 persons.

Miss Mary O'Moore Delaney directed the production which was given in the church auditorium. mb'iiion by the United Natl Relief and Rehabilitntion Adm Lstration in the liberated art shows that 54.0O0 pounds shipped from New York City, than half coming from Brook Frank D. March, cltv salvage rector of the CDVO-War Prod tlon Board, ha.s revealed. Many to Attend Alumni Banquet en' 10 days. duty being performed by many of Store Hours: 9:30 to 6 P.ilf.

i of ages of tlie ul- his men. Co.niicl Kenney rued tne (vij uiir.viT! wiu.e a record of Sgt. Anthony KUsso ot eome from Q. over I Company who, during one mng month, was on the job for 21 'ira- r.ighlf Tiie area ia' roiled by Com 38 the number are rred draft classi: Harry J. McDermott, president, of AUo PROVIDENT PAWNTICKETS others 0 Brooklyn Fulton at Lawrence St Brool pany which has hcadquat Port Hamilton High School, Shore Road and 85th ha.s been doubled since the company was organized.

Aaron L. Jacoby, borough salvage director of the CDVO. reported yesterday that, 27,556 pounds of clothing contributed by Brook- the St. James-Bishop Loughlin Alumni Society, to hold its annual banquet tomorrow night at Columbus Club, Prospect Park West, announced ypMrrci.i? that reserva- tion who want to participate actively in the war effort by aiding in the protection of home communities, Colonel Kenney said. The volunteers are engaged in a great variety of occupations.

Six are women, who are needed to keep corps records and to operate the canteens. Do Double Duty Induction of corps members In the armed forces during the past two years makes it necessary for GOLD, JEWELRY, WATCHES, SILVERWARE VERY HIGH PRICES PAID GOLDWARE EXCHANGE IS HANSON PL, B'KLYN rrifflg: ili be the toast. el.hm HHv. Vnr to TW 4 Ml' lh'' hc-ii lor.var::rri the Defense aeaiters will be s. president of I Estate Board Victor J.

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S. ulty of Brooklyn Pi' par; Timothy D. Lvon.s the Rev. iL 9 Brooklyn Fulton at Lawrence St. quet will be a testimonial to the Eev.

Brother Javier. Catholic educator, who is celebrating his golden jubilee a.s a member of the Chris-lian Brothers community. Boro Jurists Receive Low Auto Plate Numbers County Judge Samuel Leibowitz' new automobile lisen.se is 9L6, a partial list of low-number license plates made public by District Tax Supervisor Webb discloses. Others Funis -M Figures in Warner's Le Gant "Half Size" Corselette! 10.0(1 William J. Wast H.

Martin, realtor. Nicholas Pinto. ti: William rate George F. KN7; Cltv Qumii. coal merchant Marsha! Jack UiiberNtem.

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