The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 2

2 BROOKLYN EAGLE, SEPT 10. 1947 Truman Gets Jewish Protests on British i sr-y nTp2rn FT U. N. WILL HEAR MARSHALL 111 SOVIET BLAST WEARY BRITAIH AWAITS HEW AUSTERITY PLAN of vhT 'Brother, Sister Parted 51 Reunited Here Separated In Cleveland 51 years go at a result of a broken family. Mrs.

Katie Cootman and her Uont aeatnst the forcible deoartca- Jews in gei ma.d. He a.x Washington. Sept. 10 U.P' Sec London Sm. 10 (UP) Britons tinn a the hands of British troops retary of State George Marshall braced wearily today for word the Exodus 1847 deportees irom oi rnnr.erTinn will personally carry his with the Soviet Union "cold war- their Laborite government on what "ieatine pourea too.y fwm into the ne meaaure.

it would "umb" of quarters, with MtereJ Hh -T i of the outbursts directed to tne trie air. r'rr. I attention President Truman. Represen expressod the lor Boosiir.B export to itu numnrrj: He alao will take advantage the 1938 level bv the end of "raei uoiastein among 5.3.,, mus the presence of the British and-ioia imre prominent spontsmen or u-. f.nd:nEs of the ma.witv lina.tws le city called accept at the head- he United Nations or, ited Palestine Pauline, which cahs for tl.e twn of a senate Jew.

state th.r. or4 would in fme there and would rump Big Three meetings since lees cabinet approved the plan for. Knviet Fnreion Minister MnlJ (..,. quarters of the Uni UiWIblV IIIHIMI.UBLWN Vl otov has derided to stav nir and ri. nr.iii.

air Rf.ffm-H 'Appeal. 41 B. 4JO 5 tn -a ihn fh f4K9rlrsHrtn Hnly the of partition of form Land 1 I I ill tnua prevent a preliminary Big cripps, pfesident of the Board of Four meeting on Germany. Trade, wa-s scheduled to Germany, had not less-I Mr. Marshall, Just back from the details Friday.

Latin American triumph in Rio' jjew reductions in the BritLsh'- it I Janeiro, will leave here forces were reported to ADDGQlS to head the U. S. delegation at the provided in the plan. The afiected! U. N.

in New York. service personnel would be added por PpriCG 111 He will be the United States' t0 the inadequate pool of man-, chief spokesman tor at leaat the power for export industriee. Pint.Tnm InnSn firt three weeks and probably will war Minister F. K. wl I'r Quick N.

Action Washington. Sept. 10 lUP'Thf Jewish Iwr Council called on the United State today to prod the Security Council hailing without deiay" what it. called BritL5h attaciu on the i mi iui uiw touiu) on me m- Ilew home from Germany. nw Delhi.

Sept. 10 U.Pi Mo- Jewish people in Palestine and on important Political and He said he had been summoned handa the high fea.t. aH rm i iron security committee No l. It is for an important conference on, among there that all major debates on reduction in the armed forces. (Moslem and non-Moslem alikc.l The council requited also that fcrother Frank are today reunited lb Brooklyn.

Mrs. Oootman. 1. of 433 7th came East to Brooklyn from Cleveland before the turn of the rentury leaving three brothers In an orphanage. After arriving here Mrs.

Goot-tr'ii and her sister Mary, who has tnn.e died, lived with friends, and ail contact with her brothers In Ohio orphanage was lost. Now, after 10 years of concen-ti effort and many more years of deep concern, her brother, F.auk J. Wind. 0, of Cleveland is Visiting in her modest home. "My faith has been rewarded and my pravers answered." is her comment, and she now hopes "her tears can be dried." Meeting her brother was not without sorrow for Mrs.

Gootman. lor he related that their younger brother died as a child and Julius, the remaining brother, is blind as the result of an accident. A member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Mrs. Gootman was active in church work before the became ill. She has one daughter, Mrs.

Catherine Liguori of 440 Wilson and two granddaughters. Mrs. Gootman contacted her brother when her husband, Charles, wrote to the Missing Persons Bureau of the Cleveland Police Department. They quickly located Mr. Wind.

United "call on tne contro i. i i cnrMn tF pa inr wir in Hindu British Government to ceae her this not-torn capital oi versies will occur. hief Objective Listed While the details of Cripps' plan! were secret, such a stepup in neonlr and remove all poller lil Cho "WELL DONE, MEN" Mayor O'Dwyer, second from right, congratulates Deputy Chief Inspector William T. Whalen after giving him an official commendation for his part in the capture of Sam Tito Williams, self-confessed murderer of Selma Graff, 15. Police Commissioner Wallander, right, looks on, as other police officers, left to right, promoted and commended for their part in solving the case, wait their turn to shake hands with the Mayor.

They are: Patrolmen Fronk De Lorenze and Joseph De Vive, detectives Roger Rooney, Raymond J. Cullen and Henry V. Werner, Lieut. Joseph L. Coyle, Acting Capt.

James Sobatino and Deputy Chief Inspector Patrick Kenny. Mr. Marshall general oojectives port, WM proposed would call rm. i'ae for drastic measures. A possibility 1 and uree the immediate admission with other foreign ministers, was seen that new steps toward the lc" D.wir.

nf refncee i ifltO In KrttK rilH onrl Nm, npthi To the refugees, whose presence rd ships and in Cyprus con. in this overcrowded city has led jcentration camps was learned, will be: 'allocation and direction of labor 1. To clarify and consolidat his'WOul(i be included, as well as a so-called Marshall Plan Euro- basic reallocation of raw materials pean results of which will be'tJ export industries, forthcoming early in the U. N.j Rettdy except for minor details rii.rwi.rl of at th last, ttiii- to some of India's most ghastly religious killings, Gandhi pleaded for calm. He begged them to give the new government of India a 2.

TO consolidate his decision to mnr th. nl-n threnheH nut Arrest of Prowler proceed without Russia if th'e cabint vesterdav and eiven chance. Europe Faces Winter Misery Leads to Seizure A RESTAURANT (J BAKE SHOP III tb renter rlii'i nwnuwn Sbnppinr IMntrtrl Delicious Hn or CM Pitps. 8slads. BanlwirhM sia position remains unchanged;) siamp 0T approval.

It repre- Lord Mountbatten, the Gover- to make Europe step in the govern-jnor-Generai. today signed an ordi-ing and to draft a peace treatyments austerity program. providing ten-year impris-for Japan. 1 following the cut in food rationinglonment for soldiers who fair to do 3. To make a supreme effort to level3 thMe wartime, their utmost in fighting off at- Continued from Page Hindu Traveler Blames British For India Riots All current and past clashes be Of 5-Gun Arsenal moiy wnai of th.

aasiine ration and wens on retuge trams. Soviets have blocked with their The spiritual leader of millions banning of plea-sure travel abroad of Hindus put off indefinitely his Propose Dollar Aid Luncheon Afternoon Snack Dinner WHEN OUT OF TOWN REGISTER FROM BROOKLYN tour of the troubled Punjab so that veto In the Security Council. Mr. Marshall now considers the U. N.

Assembly meeting the most important event in the cause of Manhattan police early today-nipped what gave every indication of being a budding crime wave and The Cabinet also was understood he might deVote his entire time to to have given final approval to.tne New rvmi disturbances. For weeks his then threw the book at one of in Prospect. proposals for early dollar aid for Britain which the government will present to John Snyder. United State Department has been pour- two men arrested after an at ther to the left the Communists, in France and Italy. The Socialists' own left wing In Britain cried out that their leaders had not gone far enough with Socialism, and demanded more.

The sweep of the news carried great bundles of grief in little Items. Britain's one quart of milk per week was threatened by a drought. A little group of Yorkshire miners led a revolt against the demands for more work to get more coal to keep the country alive, and brought oi't 50.000. H. V.

L. Soars and Soars I ine out a record of protests Against. "I must apply the old formula of do or die to the capital of India, and do my little bit to calm the heated atmosphere," Oandhi said in a message to the people. tempted burglary of a Times soviet activities all ove rthe world. tween Moslems and Hindus In India are the fault of "the Britishers," in the opinion of a 28-year-old Hindu commercial photographer who Is stopping in Brooklyn on a world-wide tour to study color photography.

He is K. Narain, son Of an Indian who has one of the largest wholesale and retail photo supply busi States Secretary of the Treasury The possibilities of emergency He will try in New York to mobil- Brtr and Wive Js.n world-fftinou pip. ratcpft and j4JWrles. talced nn our own prmisK. srf now sellable to takf homr.

our ba'ifTT -counter Pure cream cheese Take 01c tiyeeia'lv MS Uwr.nct Si. CU. 6-842S brl. Fulton A Willoulhb. ono B.

M. T. Lwrrnc SI. l. ize the bulk of world opinion be- dollar aid for Britain included the He exhorted his Hindu follow- HAVE YOUR CHIMNEY CLEANED AND 5AVE FUEL! AAP0ILC0.

Wl 5-4400 nina tne poucy tne untied states tnawing oi uie last, swuimi.uw to work actively for peace, or to Square penUiouse, Under arrest were Charles Hoag. 23, of 58 W. 178th Manhattan, who was captured by two policemen after a ten-minute battle tne American loan, or a ion irom dle as life was not worth while 13 BiTcimg ouvici fjuuiy, uie nnierican cxpui 1-111 po! i D.iiK.,Pxcept wnfn it wafi devoted t0 tht Seek S21.9O0.0O0.000 from the International Bank UI I rails rf naoAA in a fifth-floor washroom of the Paris. Sept. 10 fU R) Western from the International Monetary Europe wants $21,900,000,000 from i Fund.

In one week Italy printed 1R7 vv Kt ANNOUNCEMENTS the Another item before the Cabinet much currency that the amount Tnn PririPila iq of Patprson I lne United States under money in circulation jumper Hoai was charged with at-: Marshall Plan, a source on tne was tne coai strute in ooutn xonc- la ParMital NaHcw nesses in India. At the moment he is living at the Mdslem Fraternity Society, 160 State a fact which would indicate the Moslems and Hindus can get along together despite what has happened in India since it obtained its Independence. Mr. Narain displayed a letter in English from his father iu Karachi, in Pakistan, the Moslem half of free India. The elder Narain said trouble has broken out for the percent.

And the cost of living tempted robbery, burglary, felon- i European Economic Co-operation jSnire. An olticial report last nignt soared and soared. ous assault and violation' of tliej Committee reported today. disclosed how deeply it was cutting The Moscow radio hailed thelguiiivari Law Fridella, in whose The 16-nation committee will; into Britain's crippled economy, success of Soviet postwar room at another hotel police found ratify the request for The report showed British coal out-cuts in food costs in Moscow, five foreign-make guns, was held at a plenary session next put for the week ending Sept. 8 as 10 percent rise In coal output.

1 0n a Sullivan Law charge. i the informant reported. The com-j 3.638.000 tons, compared with But the radio avoided giving a About 4:30 a.m. Henrv Margo-: mittee report will say the sum will 000 for the previous week. Pepcoater REFRIGERATOR ENAMEL It's WHITE and STAYS WHITE with thot BAKED- ON LOOK Scratchproof Non-Yellowing 5.75 Gal.

1.75 Qt. CRILDRIN TUTORED APTKR SCHOOL: Sturd, tlanunttry or hlch, eitparl-ncd teachtr. nuontbl ratei Olibtrt, BUctmlnittr J-SS42. WILL not bo responsible for dtbu In-currod br tnyone other than mnelf. W.

Weber, ais S4th Bt -1 tr IIICUHUI U1K UIIUH UI irsi OI Itra Bu; PS. 3. owner Ol Ult ASlllCV rWiri, lcMuutu r.4 a. Htiiwui eXEFUIBO JEWISH COUPLE wish to lira limn ui viuuK, amount, by which to judge the, was awakened bv his wife, who1 to make up the deficit in European. S.

Exports Reach staopi tnv.a. omn to lour fears. Boi fv. Julie. New Peacetime High remark that he fears what aiayk Germans claimed the food wandering around in their 10th 1t Public Notice.

ua.c3 wuuiu uc aevric 111 LUfiuuor ucin I1UU.M: 111 tne iiulci. h.nn.n in I Vi ittf in tliP ravt 1 MS 3M A BIT at HapollMSS Por OldKr IFnlki At h. western zones. Sweden had moreMargolies leaped out of bed and'" rj rJhaV.luith.ny anybody, wanted 300,000 1 blocked the dor, whereupon lUce found PrWel a P. but at the Globe Hotel at 300 W.

44th he could not help having such Washington. Sept. 10 (UP.) Despite reduced purchases by Great Britain, U. S. exports hit a new-peacetime high in the second quar- Loekwoodi rnendshlp Club Parties rat Foiaa over You Are Welcome tons of cereals to make tip for Intruder, a gun waving limply Brooklyn Branch.

Bronx friendship Club. Oortelrou Club House, Bedford 1,1. k.rf r.lolJ In "UI mi mil I ituiimiuuiK uir iivjr gujio. riiunm lears despite the reasurtng note of hla father's letter, which made it clear the elder man feels there will h. harf mi vron.

in hjrlier oi mis year, uie ooiiihibi ana avenuo d. and mentioned that his former 'Department reported today. drought shortages of 40 to 50 percent. Premier Paul Ramadier, France's Socialist leader, survived a gov- Let me out! Found in Washroom AUTO REPAINT i inl.l.l 1 rf Mt AAA be no violence in Karachi proper. Pftctorf method Com pit car 142.

3-d9 The your photographer, who ensack. had the guns. Hoag, police the quarter. This is equivalent to fWii'Q. rjli Margolie stepped aside and the arvtet.

Tr luarantec Wid lection 1 man ran out. but the hotel ownerjsaid Fridella told them, suggestedjan annual rate of $21,200,000,000,1 or popular colors. Fendr repatrs ntr Phoaa Dan, LUdlow 3-787S B- which was topped only in 1944 telephoned to a night clerk, whoihe get the guns and then "maybe feSOALATOR Man relaitni imall boy Brooklyn department iVort eaoalator. April 8, 1947, Pleast communieoto. BRrant 9-37B3.

when lend-lease was at its peak. Nearly half of the rise went to nations in the western hemisphere, with European countries accounting for only 175 percent of the boost. already has visited half a dozen "Isis by Uu skin of Ins citie. in this country and expects th- Communist-tead organlza-to go to England. France, Germany uhsliwlerf crying fpr, his head, and other European nation, next Political turmoil, how the nor-Spring before returning to condition in moat place, was said he felt introduction of color irwln wo5 photography in his native land Britain Even a Communist mine would help ral.se the standard ofi leader.

Arthur Horner, sa a lark living there and give Indiana an coaI tni Winter might wreck opportunity to get a better under-1 the Government Itself, standing of each other. The prospect was for more dra- 4e called police. A systematic pohce we can do some business search of the building uncovered Yesterday, according to FrideUa's Hoag cowering in a fifth floor story. Hoag spent all day in Fri-washroom. deila's room cleaning up the guns Under police questioning he im- and making sure they were in good plicated Fridella.

who was llvin? operating condition. I i a .4 fTJRNTTTJRl POLISH KD at yottr home Denti ramoved Fret rtimates. apollman. 3713 23d BUrn. DB 2-6600 UMERVATlONfl now being aocepted for accommodations Miami.

Via. Beautifully ABRAHAM (f fUUONST.oiHOYr tM Turn lined rooms, reasonable rates ftTerUm 3-9103. He said he bu a "genuine faith" t'c remediea and more-Lei 1st gov-, in his countrymen and in hi na- ernments. That wou be the nat- tion'a ability to adjust iUelf outcome of failure to keepjj changing conditions no tht the CM ul h.vp keep the people reasonably weh ANK BOOK Lost; o. 909067, Willlamn-burth Sarlnm Bank.

Claimi thereon shackles of British control satisfied with tneir poor lot. mttniutthed unless presented before been knocked off. Bept. lft, when aupercedlni passbook The Winter was still to com. Issues.

and no man could see where the game of keeping alive from day to BANK BOOK Lost No. 4 1 60 28 Room velt Bavins Bank. Claims muit be mad within one week or new book, will be day would end, economically and Plan Farewell Meeting For Five Missionaries Issued. politically. BANKBOOK Lost: W-1273.

Lincoln fiav lncs Bank of Brooklyn. All claims must bo made within one week or said book HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR EXPERIENCED PERSONNEL IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS Five missionaries who sail Friday for China will be tendered a farewell meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the 'Baptist Temple, 3d British Warships on Way ahall bo canceled. Two British warships, the cruiser I BANKBOOK Lost NO- K-12M1, Lincoln Otvtnis Bank of' Brooklrn- All claims must made mthin on wrrk or said book shall canceled. Sheffield and the sloop Snipe, will I and Flatbush Aves.

They are the Rev. and Mrs. Elwyn Stafford of Bankbook Lost; No. R-is Liaeoin this borough, the Rev. and Mrs.

"rJ.B,,.n-1! i Cole Jr. of Buffalo, and fccok sAalt eaaotled I Flora MacDuncan of Augusta. arrive here Tuesday for the first, official visit of any foreign man o' war since tre war. On board the I Sheffield will be Sir William Ten-' nant. commander in chief of the a American and West Indies station.

1 1 BANrSrtoit Lost: No. lijaos. Bouth'Kan. All are representatives of Brooklyn sains Bank, lath Ave. and the Conservative Baptist Foreign Sank.

Society. Bankbook Lost! No. 9t3t. south Brooklyn Saflnta Bank. 18th Ave.

and ASth St Payment stopped, please return to bank. SALESWOMEN MEN'S FELT HATS Lost: No. 3MISI3. The, Lost; Bankbook Omar New York Brooklyn. Savings Bank, S1 Payment slopped.

rteaaa return to bank. MM(D)S WOMEN'S and MISSES' COATS MILLINERY BLOUSES SWEATERS FASHION ACCESSORIES CHILDREN'S, INFANTS' WEAR HOMEFURNISHINGS MAIDS', NURSES' UNIFORMS BANKBOOK Lost: No. 9S3M. of The Oreattr New York Savings Bank Payment has been stopped. Please return to tht bank, 101 Church Avtj Bankbook ist; no.

sosto, The Oreater New York Savins. Bank. Pv-rnent hs. been stopped. Please renirn to tho bank at 101 Church Av, BANKBOOK Lost: No.

1MIH. ot The Oraater New York Ssvlnts Bank. Payment has been stopped. Please return to the bank at 101 Church Ave, AND OTHER FAMOUS HATTERS LIGHT WEIGHT MEDIUM WEIGHT YOUR GIRL AND DOY! Start saving here to give them A COLLEGE EDUCATION! REGULAR savings will do irl You get an EXTRA dividend for steady saving. Every dollar of your savings up to $5000.

is insured against loss. Thousands say we are friendly, helpful folks to deal with. You, too, will like our courteous way of doing business. Call, writs or phone. Roll in your money! AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Watch it grow DIG! 160 REMEN STREET BANKBOOK Lost No.

4M79S. South Brooklyn Savinas Bank. Atlantic Ave. and Court St payment stopped. Please return to bank.

BANKBOOK Lost: No '92, South Brooklyn Savinas Bank. Atlantic Ave and Court Si. Payment stopped. Please return to bank. 3 75 UP 495 UP CHOICE OF These finely mailt hate are salesmen's samples, cancellationi tnd returns.

BANKBOOK Lost: No. 3AS54S. Bay Hide Savings Bank. Ail claims must be made within one week or new book will be issued. 16 HOURS (Thursday J2-9J (Saturday 9-6) 40-HOUR, 5-DAY WEEK 30-HOUR, 5-DAY WEEK (11 d.m,-5 p.m., bouts Thursday) IRionglt J-3461 BANKBOOK Nn.

3223S3. Bay Ridge Savings Bank. All claims must be made within one week or new book will bt lssutd. BANKBOOK- tost: No 10327S. BsT Ridge Savings Bank, 0.

B. Claim, must be made In one week or new book will bt Issued. LIBERAL DISCOUNT" PRIVILEGES BANKBOOK Lost: No. 53423, TMlton CAREFUL TRAINING WITH FULL PAY Savings Bank. SIS Flatousfl Brook lyn.

Payment stopped. Please return to bank. BANKBOOK Lost No. 117508. of the Kings Co.

Savings Bank: payment has betn stopped. Paxe return to the bank 13 Broaaway BRACKLKT Lost: told link: Aug 25; NASSAU SAVINGS AND IOAN ASSOCIATION 2815 ATLANTIC AVENUE APpltgolt 7-0300 flATBUSH FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION JUNCTION OF NOSTRANLT AND FLATBUSH AVENUES MAmfild 64800 SOUTH BROOKLYN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION I CORNER WILLOUGHBY ANTJ JAY STREETS CUmbertano1 6-4300 If you have the necessary qualifications for selling but lack actual experience, we will train you NON-SELLING liberal reward MCKenna. 17 B. 11th St. N.

3. ORamerey 3-1410 gtrrflN Lost: gray, part Persian; pet: reward; vicinity Ebbett Field TRafllter 3-040, Good Assortment MEN'S SUITS -TOPCOATS OVERCOATS -RAINCOATS EXPERTjjr TAILORED FINE FABRICS AND PATTERNS SHOES-FURNISHINGS ALL AT OUR USUAL FACTORY STORE LOW PRICES MEN'S FELT HATS REIWVATED ON THE PREMISES FACTORY STORE 601 Grand Ave. Brooklyn 16, N. Y. Between Bwfn Si.

and St. Mark' I At. Phone Ain 14841 Store Hon.ro Monday Through Saturday 9 A.M. P.M. RING Lost; diamond tngMemeni in jewelers box, Sept.

5, possibly 40th SAVE with en of th or Port Hamilton Pkwy. bus; Byakmintter BRtBl WATCH Lost; diamond setting, -cold band: Bevtrlr latn Bt V4 I 1 lyiatbush Avt. to Sehrefft'a Restaurant SALAD WOMAN COMPTOMETER ADDERS feinltr; liberal reward Edward paschtr. TAILORS (for Men's Bushtlmg Room) FUR FINISHERS 101 Beriiigr Koaa BDckolnsttr 4-13SS (rospeel Office) 340 Ninth St. sjjamerey i-airea.

(St. Albans Oftee) 18821 linden M. B7RISTWATCH Lost; lady's "Craw pink cold, diamonds-rubles aprahaa Theatrr: rtward. HubKhman, ewa tvortnway, saarine rare rroiee. ALL MEMBERS Of THE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCI CORPORATION auVTARD Return of platunini and dia mtauai eetiare bridge ring: 13 matt dle saottda.

3 laraa eenver diamonds; lost LJipply at Employment to 4sC0il Mua. It; rlclnttr ot Humboldt and (laeere SU-. Brooklyn. James 3. Ward, 4 Vlaiam Bt WHIteotll 4-47M.

i i.