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BROOKLYN NEWS IN BRIEF Hope Sustains Family of GI Who, Reds Claim, 'Escaped' AROUND THE BOROUGH with CECIL H. JOHNSON By FRANK LYXX a bo lit their loved one since! tended to enlist In tha Artnv in, i -'wwitirMi I The family of a South Brook Pvt. Lavelle was reported miss- to make np for what he coning in action in November of sidered too little service dor- lyn soldier who volunteered mountain tops kiss the sky and the surrounding lakes sparkle like bits of glass on a green rarnpt. Poetic, ain't The shiD Ing World War II. barely two weeks after for the Korean conflict be bin arrival on the war-torn Four months after hit enlist hnvi off frnm thp font, of he thought he hadn't ment In the Army Engineers.

peninsula. A second Defense Depart jonn arnvea in Korea. Two served his country enough In World War II continued their three -year -long vigil today ment communication had In weeks later, he met hii un formed them that John'i name known fate and three agoniz despite a Communist claim that, had been broadcast over Radio ing years began for the Lavelle he had "escaped" from a prison family. St. at three bells in the morning.

That's 9:30 a.m. to you landlubbers. Skipper Bill Taylor wore the cap'n's gold braid. A WEIGHTY MATTER The annual moonlight cruise of De-tecto Scales, 540 Park will be held tonight, unless the hurricane blew the moon auay. Peiping.

Since then, there has been only hope-shattering; and fearful silence. dont know what to camp. John G. Lavelle Sr. of 52 Lin think; we just don't know." I coln Place and his daughters, saia Delores, adding that her Served In World War II Delores, 25, and Gloria, 23, re father, whose wife died ten Fighting back tears, Delores ceived the hone-dimminff tele- years ago, still held a slim hope eram from the.

DeDartment of Lavelle said that her 27-year More than 400 company guys tnat ne would gee his son and dolls vill board the S. S. Defense vesterday brother had served with the again. Siqhtseer at Pier S3. Xorth that Pfc.

John G. Lavelle lea bees Alaska during the v7 "All we ran do Is pray," she Rtrer, at 7 p.m. and the bandjr. had been reported an stages or tne last play the ever-beautiful xapee" bv the Reds, but had! Pvt. Lavelle returned to rl- concluded.

John was graduated from St. Augustine Parochial School and Mm il Training High "Moon Clow." There will be en never reached UX lines. I tertainment, games, prizes and vilian life, bat with the outbreak of the Korean war he told his family that he In- The telegram marked the; second scrap of information! School. niiiiiimiii.i.MMMMriiiiiirri-riiii iii'iiiiffirii vn iM-ijWMtwaaiiii eats. France libers, 722 E.

48th William Brophy, Harry J. Parker, Arthur J. Rudolph and John L. SulliTan. I will start training in physical education Sept.

18 in the Rouve-Boston School of Phvsi- If there are any missing links at the Knoll Golf Club, Boon-'cai Education, affiliated with Forgetfulness May Sink Ship That Triumphed in 4 Wars ton, X. come Aug. 20, it may be because the famed Rudder I Tufts College, Medford, Mass. Club of Brooklyn is having its annual Eisenhower-Hogan She is-an alumna of Midwood tournament there that day. Fifty prizes will be awarded and 'High School.

GROWING Princess Anne is three years old today. The princess, whose official title is Princess Anne Elizabeth Alice Louise of Edinburgh, poses for a special birthday picture. to top off the event there win Blanche Curtis, boro teacher Washington, Aug. 15 U.R) 175 percent of the costs through am he a course goif course i am-, near iron urn of the dance, was chairman of. Wi-ir-a', -nUW warshin contributions J- -n nou JC- ShA hilllAa Tn nei 1:1 me i i mm- lst Anniversary tonven- The Navy got only $65 from Lincoln Savings Bank Officer rent executives of tne ine uouk.

punn.Mieu boon Educators is moored but a wharfs length away from the Constellation, which has yet to find a savior poet or otherwise. Although It is the. older ship by six weeks tha Constellation hai been overshadowed by the Constitution, partly because of the public and a year later quietly returned it. A recent lyn waterfront will take to nave and in charge of the arrange-of it. "aui America, held in Manhattan.

jHer home is at 1101 Avenue U. surge of interest In the old Gets Northwestern U. Degree frigate has set off new Mrs. Florence Brnmer of the Capt, James V. Mascola is the forgetfulness may sink her though enemy guns in four wars could not.

The U.S.S. Constellation is a victim of public apathy. The N'avy lacks money to restore her as a shrine of past glories at sea a job estimated to cost $4,523,000 and neither The Lincoln Savings Bank to menu are: Chairman Arthur Rudoiph, Vire Chairmen Cant William Brophy, John L. Sullivan and Commodore Harry Parker of the club. Brooklyn Bureau of Curricu- new president of the Aviation Holmes' poem and partly be day announced the graduation lum Research will attend the Cadet Selection Team at tha- cause the younger ship fought trickle of contributions.

The Xavy now has $85 In a new fund, contributed mostly by school children. Such drives having failed, cMnrafinn ftaorchirv' nute Field. 111. He is a radar- of John L. Corvaia, manager of advertising and publicity for Mr.

Corvaia presently ia ten ing as public relations chal. man of the Boy Scouts of Ames lea. Eastern District, and hokii membership In the Thomae Dongan Council, Knighta of Columbus, and the Holy Name Society of St. Ephrem'i Church. Dr.

Engeae F. Mordente, 111 He wears the Distinguished the bankfrom Aug. 17-21, an engagement more famous than any of the Constellation'. The Constitution won an enduring place la American history by scoring a resounding victory over the British Firing Cross, the Air Medal Congress nor the public seems the N'avy this year proposed willing to invest such a sum. legislation to scuttle the ship, So the once-mighty frigate, but Congress did not act E.

23d St. sailed the SS. Bermuda for a vacation in the land of shell roads, Easter lilies Harold J. Bailey of Brooklyn, with Four Clusters, the Korean Ribbon with four battle stars, and other decorations. orthwestern 1 rsity's School of Financial Public Relations.

The called bv the French "TheiuDon it. frigate Gnerriere in August, Yankee Race Horse." sits un-j The same fate that threatens gracefully in the N'avy Constellation once hung -fir and luscious onions. He 10 lne "rary trustees rentlv returned from Germany. IFoundation of X.i. State, at-, where he served for two yeafsije1nded institute on county in the Armv Dental Corps.

I lbrarv Panning at Syracuse 1811, when American morale was at a low ebb. It was dar it Doris Haujt, 888 I'nion St student body of the school flew to Eurooe aboard a Trans at Charlestown, her, over her sister ship, the Con- University. ing this engagement 'that American sailors, seeing Brit VETERANS PHYSICAL EXAMINATION GUIDE ly NAT JASLOW World Airlines Skyliner for a vacation. The trip includes a stop at Newfoundland. When In Rome, do as the Ro- Is made up of bankers from all sections of the United mast gone ana nernun rotting, stitution.

The Navy got set In the past 40 years there to scrap "Old Ironsides," but have been periodic projects to! the ship was saved when 011-save the old shop, which wasjver Wendell Holmes drummed launched in Baltimore on public sympathy with his Teddy 82-53 214th Queens Village, splasned into place in the Montauk 25-arri Siriestroke Swim at Camp at ish shots bounce off her oak sides, dubbed the ship "Old Ironsides." The Constellation was one mans do. That is Field. Rome, X. Y. Reerve of Fifty Wed states, Mexico Mikcmk ficers are training there and li9.

All failed. famous Doem neeinnin. "Av. eat Barriiigton, Mi and Canada. His thesis entitled anil Aii-s.

jusoph Stanton, Moon. (', Ua-s. among the Rrnoklynites are: Tear Her Tattered Ensign of six frigates authorized by Congresa in 1794. She fought "The Public Relations Value ofi Restoration Drives Fail The latest restoration drive iLewis Lifton, 1911 Dorchester 'l" le' brated their ootn wedding anni-i Down. in four wars the undeclared war against France (1798-1800), was in 1948.

Congress in Tour Wars Something Ntw Added KUetl. 1M1 nlon lyersarj- They were married in mmA the R. C. Church of St. Vincent legislation authorizing the' Tha Constitution now rides the war with the Barbarv JtfoI Strtict OHictr, AmrH MM Fourth In Series Before embarking on the description of what information is necessary from medical sources pertinent to the various compensable disabilities, the writer respectfully suggests that a file be kept of tha ensuing articles both by the doctor and the veteran, and reference made thereto when the need arises.

The American Legnon Serv-, States, the War of 1812 and the publicity roll of Brooklyn, E. 12th St. de Paul on Aug. 7, the yearjNavy to repair the ship but completely equipped as she that Brooklyn boys charged upionly if it could raise at leastiwas in her days of glory. She Civil War.

i ml rru 1,1 A Chapter, National Association f. VI n.kw JUdii riui. iiieii iiiiiuitrn NASSAU COUNTY of Cost Accountants along', aarfield Place, and the Reve: Catherine. Joe Jr. John with Lacey.

Harris, Hoffman McKernan 2.m Anna, Marie and Gertrude and Johnson, two Michaelsons t0 jrurope aDoarH are 15 grandchildren and Vincentians Provide Holidavs Publicizing Bank and Employes Activities" was accepted and listed in the library of the school. Mr. Corvaia has been fto-elated with the Lincoln since 1933 and has been actively engaged In public relations, advertising and publicity since 1951. In addition to the bank's advertising be has handled promotional work and publicity In connection with its blood donor days, women's finance forums and employe activities, experiences which formed the basis for mnch of the thesis. He is a graduate of New York u.

iirariS world Airlines Skvliner.i" At Camp for 1,900 Children Service Buildin9 momenu ne is uewm t.orney,:ji-atner McKernan will visit were feted at a dinner in the White Shutter Restaurant in the Bay Ridge section. ice Office located in the VA nut ne won i De uiai way. reanj There is a meeting of the board i today in Setauket in the home SjnKer Rathy Ban. a The Society of St. Vincent do bids under Mudy vol-l caiucin huuuu hnalpsa memners or the has nearly completed its of the Underwood Type-'Summer Droeram of eivine a plus Games n'everything, at the Wil- Pdi pecue ana view Y.lUmsburg Jefterson Harhor, one of the The children are Kent to the ramp in alternating groups of 3IW) hoys and girls.

Camp housing consists of one-Mory dormitories. Sisters of the Daughters of Wisdom volunteer their serv Mineola, Aug. 15 Nassau County Commissioner of Public Works John C. Guibert and County Attorney G. Burchard l.uuo BrooKiyn youngsters a respite from the heat and turmoil of the city at a free Long Island camp, according to a so prettiest in the world.

Summer Day Chapter, American Institute of writer Corporation at 124 Clinton St. are Alan Alper, M. J. O'JIara and Henry Sessler. Marine Sgt.

Victor F. I)e- Fa bio, 1137 K. 53d likes that famed branch Smith are today preparing amp. 17 DIDST HE HAD" ciety announcement today. their recommendations on bids received by County Executive However, the society was ices for religious guidance of J'7 I shrt of children and mass is cele- or ine service.

PXE Emits Mother4n-Lawr Club of Williamsburg boarde buses today for Sun Dance' Lodge, Little Falls. X. J. Speak- 1 J' ing of mother-in-law dubs, you flPga he" ii i -t x. to finance the 1 1-day brated everv mo BT lir rning in the fi4 a I mmv 4 varauun oi earn oi inn nearly A.

Holly Patterson for the construction of the Nassau County' Marine Storage and Repair Basin building at Bay Park. The proposed Installations, building, 250 Livingston il ready and willing to advise all interested parties on matter! that may not be covered by this series of This holds true for other service groups such as the Veterans of Fof-eign Wars, Disabled American Veterans, Jewish War Veterans, Catholic War Veterani and The American Red Cros, who all maintain office space at this building. We now reach the point where the veteran's privatt physician commences to interrogate and examine the sub. ject. The examination should include all pertinent history, especially as to the onset 01 the disease or disability, treatment received, etc.

The complaints made by the veteran should be recorded. After taking the history and complaints, the patient should be stripped f-nmn rViaitol tiv thp rhnnlain in 1947 and served three Banking, in both standard and graduate courses, and has held the posts of treasurer, chief consul and member of the board of governors of the New York Chapter, American Institute of Banking. Mr. Corvaia is also a member of the New York Financial Advertisers Association. Savings Bank Editors, Advertising Club Alumni, Savings Bank Public Relations Forum and the Kings County Grand Jurors Association.

2 000 yonagsters at the Bishop.the wima Cortenraad; McDonnell amp for children, lg C'Omniack, L. I. nmn FnnH rnntrlhulinnc mlv be seen heard in trugnia see inr utf inui yi-u used on me. Five buses pulled' called back with either Bteel or wood jiuui I'-HioH TIttid le ior croaa-: A 1Q A spokesman for the clari-jbe sent to the Diocesan central i frame, will be for the purpose table organization said ii ci-. finf th hnats in tv, taurant, 362 Metropolitan Are.

$23,970 has been contributed so There will be a vwther-in-iavi months and beauty contest and the Beast as re-en- St Vincent de Paul, at 191 Jo- county police and public works department fleeta. far but that more money isj ra'emon St. From 20,000 Fathoms is ItT, listed and is needed. -it juiai a iatc, lids uccu ki au. entered.

There mil also be a Ammunition vltn. the. 2d The combined low bids for general construction, plumbing. The 42-ar-re camp, 40 miles from Brooklyn, provides ath-A Flowers Fragrant baseball massacre netween. School of the.

-Marine Ftores Star, and Eml 0rdnance Replacement Train-cra inS overseas. electrical work and heating, in inum)u, the steel construction classifi-l aron" ror lettf, motion picture and play fa; Is Matter of Chemistry oatinn ia C104 Ofi rhiA fVti (. enter at the Aoeraeen as well as religious cilities for the youngsters. "Stone" is a seldom used Barbara Sharman, 4715 Ave. The fragrance of a flower igL KiJ A Proving Ground, Md.

nue ancf Marjorie Helnbock- i in "geologist's language and a gross inspection made. Tirtf tin frnm tho A1 1 'fine ot "Ulu AUi la was IUC flllllitri Hendrickson are Pastors Select Children of the death A gronp of employe, at i but is manufactured by cheml- the earths crust is always; height and weight, posture. rrM nr- 1 Keuka Park. N. Y.

Babs is parishes select the youngsters.cal reactions in the plant cells. Kae, a lie-jear-in Korean or- is ennhn-ifm. ih n-w that tho rarhon called "rock." The layman, with dictionary justification, uses Cape) Cod's 1st Paper The first newspaper pub- juiiiwi, ailu ij 111c ins amivij. nil Dhan. through the Foster of need.

Only childrenihydrogen and oxygen elements the terms interchangeably nutrition, etc. If this is carefully done, it will help the Rating Board to get a mental picture of how the patient looks. (To be continued) whose parents are unable tojtaken from the water and ainlished on Cape Cod was theiHowever, in geology, "stone" is ents Plan for War of the group Is Helen n.m ii. I Marvin r.reenberg, 3024 Ave- provide a vacation opportunity are put together causes the dif-iNautical Intelligencer. Its first'always qualified as in "sand-i of the late Al Shean of the famous stage team of Gallagher and Shean.

Mrs. Etta Rombom, 36 Dahill Road, well-known 1 turer and entertainer in Kav ate, f.Tin 'tvMi al Itu Wtmtwm l. -i-iij'. a.a nue was graduated with ar eligible. Herein odors.

'issue was dated Nov. 21, 1823. stone or "limestone." after her birth and her n.other honors from the Academy ol, disappeared one dav at Ptisan Aeronautics at i.aouanr.d and nn trar. of her has ever Oa'A Udauer, 4U been found. K.

4th and Stanley Port-nor. Bradford won di- )loma; in aircraft maintenance. did John Ruggierio, 3324 veterans hospitals. i writing a A. Cortelvou Road.

dook on ine uvs me -u- mno 1574 -mlans- Mth St is She surted it eight year? ago he 3fin Other horn winners were g- Rarnet nhen. M0 Monument 'Walk; Myles P. Corrigar, 32(1, training 1 Liltr 12th Stj Jerrv .1. Fiandra, 1678 iOW, Jirs. rvomoom, nig lister" to mary vets, wants to ship Empire State.

He is ifiSth Alvin I. Furst. 556; I I IIIHHI ll- I 1 I i -r-- I Dumont Ave; Thomas J. Han-rahan. 472 13th Armistice r.

aWfchiin li i in 1 to i.T. Heath. S-I) 3d Walk. Lin-I completing his first year at the State University Maritime College at "den Homes: Allen H. Johnson, 1311 Lincoln Place: Lawrencei il.

Kalh, 437 Hendrix Vin-l rent A. La Rosa, 1354 E. 40th; Fort Schuyler. Outing Today Charles J. Sabatino, 1W2 John A.

Saccheri. 101 The Herlf urd Stuyvesant Himrod Frank Neighborhood Council boarded! lo, 105.3 Hancock John Ber-ia steamer today to sail up the tani, 410 E. 29th Dominick I ANNOUNaMINTS river to Bear Mountain for a Guzzo, 253-38 87th Drive, and day In the country where the Joseph Woly, 2626 Cass Place. I. kR Neflcat i CammtrtM NatlcM AUAZWa PATCNTZD FKHMAHXAD JST v.

iw OLAOS. ipwsisvUy trtd to hoi4 envmr w4 avnel kmwQ kMT froim oint flt; pur-vt(d product: no aaJt or ehamlcaU uied: 3 emeh. Ast ymir trocar or wpor magnet (or then ut Corp Brook jyn, N. Y. MtfUAX AH If forgiven.

I rntl aprV' GIs Aid 4,000 Injured In Greek Quake Ruins wen 1 throuftt Cougium Coufh.ln. P-m otot kom. MAJtRlAOM PERFORMED, cMl or rU-fiotiB, throutn Mullr Buruu, 930 Wma-Lnr-OB Hoxiin Tol HOboktn 3-2403 ujiru 9 Stturdrr. 1: feundiy. 10-12.

A. 1 Athens, Aug 15 OI.Ri 1 S. 5 i soldiers and airman picked their ftr.ci. 2 fitunii. 3 otTaoB t.

aoos! way today througii tnsmoirier-, r.tioutn ati hreak through to thousands of refugee stranded In the interior of the island hy wrecked roads. A fleet of ships and helicopters was ready to help evacuate the Injured. The Greek Government was ing ruins of the Ionian Islands HOT RMPONSIBL lor 1a inOO Ininr cur. 1 t-. V.

I bind, John V. Larui fimoi Lnu.i 1 t. it Kxm M-a. of the earthquake that tr f- killed 1,000 persons this week. fi.r'-'.

Medical teams from th heavyjdevotlng all Its resources to the 4 IS I cruiser Salem set up aid sta- rescue effort and the navies of an Bnk oi wnuuutoitih. 2o H-tions for the wounded and tents! Britain and Italy also were mfw sc. Psrotnt tppd r.m i jto house as many as possible! lending a hand. ja--. SSrcIsi im.

mown, initui a -jof the 50.000 islanders left' Fires In the rubble of major 10. urr. 'a Tiemuj; bv the disastrous island cities added to the mv4. Ut. i 1 1 Jii afc.

i-x. qi.idKes. ui-dit'ii uy me rti i-u- Meanwhile airmen flow in Quakes and tidal waves and in-with six "Flving RoKcar" loads ''reaped the difficulty of rescue of blankets and drugs for the anrl Uage efforts. POO Lost; Poltco-Shephtra-. black.

bo4r aitppM lonf-ntlrod hi(. ntml Tti Rvvftrd Schtekfit, QLoamoct S-4700 I.Aurelun S-Sftng DOG Lic: boitr, fmaif ftwn, vhlco mftrk- t-fs on chMt. ticiDl'y sufferers. 1 r-ciMaru s. an f.

rial hplnififf in tha rpcrnp ef-i Pholo by Qtller Bush Terminal, while Erie Basin, dominated by the Breakwater, liei before the Manhattan towers in the upper left. With I. L. A. groups reportedly set to split over the retention of Joseph P.

Ryan as president of th soon-to-be-suspended A. F. L. union, control of rich Brooklyn piers may well be a dominating fac'for in the Port of New York DISPUTED TERRITORY Brooklyn's incomparable waterfront, a choice plum in the potential bottle between factions of the strife-torn 'International Longshoremen's Association, lies before the aerial camera, looking northward, with the Brooklyn Army Base piers in the foreground. Nest of white loft buildings in the center of the picture make up bustling FAitKcrr ix iw: nra to Rpscne crews spearhesded 3 --tow, 334 st.

BiMimrw i-! fort, reported manv hodles had' yet hesn recovered because; BROOKLYN EAGLE, AUG. 15, 1953' of tne flame. I.