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22 BROOKLYN EAGLE, ULY 24, 1951 'News of" BROOKLYN Is Franco Aide Advanced Madrid, July 24 (U.fi) Lt. Gen. Pablo Martin Alonsn, head of Generalissimo Francisco Franco's military house, personal staff, yesterday was named Captain-General of the First Region, comprising New Playground In Marine Park Area Is Opened The Department of Parks an-nounces the completion of con struction and opening for public use of a new playground adjacent to P. S. 98, between Nostrand Ave.

and East 29th St, south of Avenue 2. The playground provides much-needed recreational facili of the Cavalry's driv to the Korean capital city of Pyon gyang last Fall and its more re cent thrusts across the 38th Parallel, Tech Sgt. Richard C. Sirher. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph J. i iii sf i Sicher of 12 Carlton re Corp. Henry J. Flniguerra of 107 Engert Ave.

and Staff Sgt. Paul F. Saunders of 67 S. Oxford St. have been honorably discharged at March Air Force Base, from the U.

S. Air Force. Corporal Finiguerra was formerly attached to the lOttth Motor Vehicle Squadron, 22d Air Base Group, at the base. Sergeant Saunders was formerly attached to the 4112th Armament and Electronics Maintenance Squadron, 22d Bombardment Wing. apt.

Frank L. Kirk formerly of Brooklyn and Morris- ties for school pupils, as well as for the other children in the surrounding community. It is one of several projects agreed ceived the Commendation Ribbon from Col. W. R.

Robertson, AMERICA'S LARGEST MAKER commanding officer of the 6351st Air Base Wing in Okinawa. The award was presented upon for joint operation by the Board of Education and the De Bodies of Seven Boro Korea Vets Returned to U. S. The bodies of seven Brooklyn men, five of the Army and two of the Marine Corps, are among 489 Americans who lost their lives as a result of the fighting in Korea, and are being returned to the United States aboard the Baylor Victory. The ship is expected to arrive today at the San Francisco Port of Embarkation.

Next of kin have been notified of thelarrival of the vessel and the bodies will be sent with an escort to the point designated by each relative. Bodies of Brooklynites arriving on the Baylor Victory are Sgt. 1st Class Herman C. Haase, husband of Mrs. Sophie C.

Haase, 467 51st 2d Lt. John J. Meade, son of Patrick J. Meade 1575 E. 15th Pfc.

Charles F. Neary, son of George T. Neary 206 Windsor Place; Sgt. Edwin O'Hara, son of Peter O'Hara, 289 17th and Pfc. Robert J.

Smith, son of Mrs. Helen F. Heyen, 119 Clinton all of the Army. The Marines are Corp. Jonathan J.

Cancel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Cancel, 118 Ellery and Sgt. Anthony J. DeScis-clolo, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph DeScisciolo, 1319 Commonwealth Ave. partment of Parks. for Sergeant Sicher's outstanding accomplishment In keeping Two and one-quarter acres OF VENETIAN BUNDS Special Purchase! VENETIAN BLINDS FULL RANGE ALL SIZES in extent, the playground is built in separate sections for control purposes. One section contains a sand pit, swings.

slides and see-saws for children the F-82 aircraft, to which ne was assigned as crew chief, in commission for the period Dec. 1, 1950, through Feb. 28, 1951. Sergeant Sicher's wife, Dorothy and son, Richard 18 months, reside at 53 White House Roosevelt, L. I.

He is a veteran of nine years service and has been on Okinawa since January, 1950. Arthur F. Vital, seaman ap- of kindergarten age; another, swings, slides and a wading pool for older children; a third town, N. has transferred from the Army to the Air Force and is now on duty with the 2795th Medical Group at has two handball courts, two A GRIN OF CHAGRIN Some people manifest their homesickness in mighty peculiar ir i n.inin nil ntu. svnmni basketball and volley ball courts, two paddle-tennis courts rnk L.

Kirk Ir. and two shuffleboard courts. A fourth section, immediately OTP" adjacent to the school, contains all smiles as he tells lovely Anna Cameron: "All I want to do is go home to Brooklyn." The Canadian actress has been named "Miss Maneuvers of 1951" for the Marine Air Reserve squadron at the Niagara Falls Naval Air Station, where Orlando is in charge of the engine buildup shop. prentice, U. S.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vitale, of 1636 40th ha completed recruit on a drunkenness charge and a large flat area for roller skating, and softball. The perimeter of the playground is fenced and bordered with shade trees. Numerous benches have been pro-vided for the use of mothers and guardians of children at play.

JWV Executives asked officers to get him a 5 Time to Sober Up San Diego, Cal. (U.R) Ransom Isom, 40, got more than he asked for. Isom was arrested day jail sentence. Judge John tra i i at CHECK THESE DELUXE Arthur F. ViUIss J.

Brennan gave him 30 days. the U. S. Na- Hit Move to Halt val Training Center, Great FEATURES: Lakes, 111. Search Continuing For Missing Scouts Gl Bill Training Robins Air Force Base, near Macon, Ga.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Kirk Sr. of 335 Lefferts Ave.

Captain Kirk attended Erasmus Hall High School and City College. He entered the service in 1942 and received -his commission in 1943. Prior to his transfer to the Air Force, he was Executive Officer for the Fifth Evacuation Hospital, at Fort Bragg, N. C. He is married to the former Gladys McMahon, of Brooklyn, and has a six-year-old son.

1st Lt. Thomas H. By as, a Brooklynite, who recently returned to active duty, has been assigned to the Post Dental Clinic, 1262d Area Service Unit, at Fort Dix. A veteran of World War II, Lieutenant Byas served in the Asiatic-Pacific theater and with the occupation forces in Japan. He attended Le Moyne College atvMemphis, and Howard University Dental School in Washington.

He is a member Unless Congress takes action "Si III 1 iii 183? i immediately, thousands of vet TM finest 2" steel ilttt beiutKu I ly finished in chip-proof on-wMti enamel. Fully smIomI ill steil luid. Automatic self-tevellrtt brats worm tilt iter in cord (top. wioe-M'lonf Saturday. The canoe, with a set of paddles lashed to the side, was found overturned off shore near Dunkirk by a farmer.

A Coast Guard PBY continued to search the rugged shoreline after dark. Flares were dropped at one point when the. crew thought it spotted two life preservers. They turned out to be cans. Westfield, N.

July 24 (U.R) Hope faded yesterday for a Scoutmaster and a young member of his troop missing on Lake Erie. State police tentatively identified a canoe found just before dusk as the one in which Cecil R. Kelley, 25, and Victor Smith, 15, of Pittsburgh, left their shore camp site about noon erans will lose their educational benefits under the Gl Bill of Rights, it was announced today by Henry R. Shields, executive Two Brooklyn Army men have been promoted to a higher rank in Korea. Pfc.

Gerard Dormondy, brother of Leonard Dormondy of 451 6th and Sgt. Anthony M. Rizzi, brother of Esther Rizzi, 8 Brighton 4th Road, were promoted while serving the 1st Cavalry Division's 7th Regiment. Their unit has been on the Korean front since last July when it landed amphibiously at Pohang-dong. Rov T.

Thorsen. 20. who was oirector of the Jewish War County Commander Lester Sacks stated that "Tens of thousands of veterans will be "Z3r purcnaied would denied the privilege of the 1 JT 4.M. RA, EXTRA LONG 72" BUNDS 44 educational benefits under the Gl Bill of Rights if the cut off date tomorrow remains in effect. A VA survey recently Discover ICED TEA At Its Best president of the Class of June, '48, at Erasmus Hull High thowed that 1,705,000 veterans were in Gl Bill training.

This of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity and Chi Delta Mu Fraternity. Lieutenant Byas is the son included 527,000 in colleges, CUSTOM-BUILT BLINDS BeeaKK The Miller Mn AMERICA'S LARGEST MAKER OF VENETIAN BLINDS ra will find it to beat oar tremendous eeleetlon nd low, low pricei. We have every hard-te-vet material and color Includinjj Flezalnm slati with washable colored plaatte tape. of Mrs. Margaret Howard, of 000 in the low college level and Brooklyn.

His wife, Ermine 61,000 on-the-job training, and School, entered West Point early this month. He was formerly a member of the Air Force while 298,000 on-the-farm-training. For best results, use Salada the perfect tea for Iced Tea. (Ia Packages and Tea -Bags) lives at 421 Quincy St. From Company 120th En However," he added, "the ruling of the Veterans Admini ft vl J.

LtSfe 4 attenll I Tl Roj T. Tb.r.tn stration that no veteran can initiate any training after July 25, nor can he take any ad West Point. Preparatory School CUSTOM-MADE TABLE PADS gineers, 45 1 Division In Japan, Pvt. John T. Sicu-r a za writes the folks back home that he ditional training upon his com at Stewart Field.

Newburgh, N. last year. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thorvald Thor pletion of his present course is going to deprive the greatest with NO-BINDING edgtt sen of 450 (0th St.

percentage of veterans from the BORO AIRMAN CITED Master Sgt. James J. Kenny, right, receives congratulatory handshake from Col. Francis J. Corr, of the Far East Air Forces, after being awarded the Bronze Star Medal at a Tokyo ceremony.

The youthful-looking airman, who lives with his wife, Edna, and three children at 233 Palmetto was honored for meritorious services. He is a veteran of four years service in the Far East. ruw sin 1 TEA is resuming training. John T. Slcurania nenefits of the Gl Bill which Congress passed in 1944.

"Now, with the step-up of our defense industries, more than ever before, it is important that is the son of Mr. and Mrs. An Solve your table pad problems with tries heatproof pads that wash In I jiffy with a damp cloth. A real value at this low price. Teen-Agers Find Man's Severed Head North Bergen, N.

July 21 (U.R) Two teen-aged boys discovered the head of a man in underbrush here yesterday. jou trainees 111 such occupations machinists, tool makers, machine shops, electricians, communications, auto mechanics and other forms of mechanics QhlLLElf KSK, Cstaolishtd 1922 Donald Edwing, 17, and Hugo Germer, 15, made the grisly find a short distance trom a roau thony Sicuranza of 999 Kent Ave. Previously he was stationed at Camp Polk, La. 2d Lt. Charles Plotkin, son of Mrs.

Florence Plotkin of 16 Mills has been awarded the Purple Heart for wounds received in action near Taegu. Korea, last September. Lieutenant Plotkin is a member of the 16th Reconnaissance Company, the colorful, swift-moving "eyes and ears'' of the 1st Cavalry Division. The 16th 'ie expanded instead of curtailed. Congress and the Veter ins Administration are urged to extend the deadline to July and notified police.

Officials found indications of a blow on the rear of the skull. The head was removed to Ho- Visit Anjr Stan or Call For Miller Mas Wrth SanpUt! B'KLYN: 1680 Coney liland Ave. Opn to 9 P.M. Men. DEWEY 9-2100 25, 1952, to afford the veterans an opportunity to commence boken where an autopsy was to 'neir training said HAVE YOU MADE YOUR VACATION RESERVATIONS? jbe performed to aid investigators in identifying the man, who Sacks.

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