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BROOKLYN EAGLE. WED NOV. 19, 1947 DH A Dh AW5nr.nC Couldn't Escape Bank to Distribute DUAKU Arr KUf LJ Washington. Nov. 19 to Xmoi Clubs Marshall Warns Re dsIAsk State Action William M.

O'Brien, 64, charged ALTERATIONS FOR On Education Bias Of London Showdown Give a job to A dinabltd veteraa For Information call Yetrraa'a Admlnistratioa MAia 5-7400, Ext. 140 200,000 ITALY PEASANTS OPEN The Kings County Savings Bank has announced that it it distributing this year nearly $600,000 to approximately 6.000 members of its Christmas clubs. today in a divorce suit that his wife, Marianne, was in the habit of hiding his wooden leg and then sitting on his bed and scolding him. The Human Relations Com LEE AVE. COURT Mr.

Marshall bluntly said the United States would not be mission of the Protestant Coun-I cil of New York City has called for State machinery to establish absolutely equal opportu Washington, Nov. 19 (U.R) Secretary of State George C. Marshall's brutally frank Chicago speech was recognized today as a warning to the Krem- bluffed nor dissuaded by Rus GENERAL STRIKE A wide program to rehabi! sian propaganda from the poll tate Brooklyn courthouses and replace obsolete Magistrate nity in education, regardless of PH Rnm Vov 19 (UPi An es cies of European and world recovery on which we already color, creed or national origin. ssssv timated peasants started! have spent huge sums. He ac It sent to Owen u.

xoung, TAKE IT OR LEAVE ITI Court buildings with modern buildings is expected to get general strike in "bloody cused the Russians of lying 1'uglia Province" today, following up last night's machinegun chairman of the Temporary Commission on the Need for a State University, a resolution underway soon with the approv- about us for propaganda pur poses. and hand grenade battle in "The people of this country Corato between a Communisl- as wj uic umiu ui alterations to the Lee Ave. courthouse. are God fearing people," Mr. Marshall said in an address last calling on Ms commission to work toward establishment of such machinery within the State Education Department.

COrJSTEiMTiOrJS r.imr.n 4 nn. 4 NON-STOP FLIGHTS DAILY led mob of 5,000 and police. The peasants said they struck Chictgo, ot. 19 (U.P.) Secretary of State Marshall atepped back to the microphone after concluding his prepared speech last night to urge that hip plan for Europe be ne-cpteJ or rejected In IU entirety "Take It or reject it, bnt it ap," he said. Acting upon a recommenda night before the Chicago coun against the "fascism of the agra An agency so created, it said, cil of foreign relations and chamber of commerce.

"They tion from Chief Magistrate Edgar Bromberger, the Department of Public Works has requested the Board of Estimate to approve a $22,000 contract :30 A.M. 2:30 P.M. 5:30 P.M. IrOOP.M. rians." Their tieup covered the whole province of Puglia, in the south of Italy.

Dispatches today told of new violence in at least 20 cities and towns. should have the right "to seek court orders to enforce laws guaranteeing equal education, and should have the right "to have been very patient In their attitude towards misrepresentation of their actions and mo tives. Today our people vir for the renovation of the Williamsburg court. inflate complaints I' ESERVATIONS AVAIL AILI NOwTl Coff MUrrwy Hif 4-3I0O ar your (two. JJ tually have been driven into a Another major courthouse Members of the Protestant commission include the Rev.

state of active resentment and, having been goaded to this Dr. Philipps Packer Elliott I'm that the United States is ready for a showdown on Allied policy toward Germany. It will come at the London Foreign Ministers Conference which meets Nov. 25. Mr.

Marshall will leave for London Thursday. point, they are accused of hav EflSTElTJ improvement expected to get underway early next year is the reorganization of space and alterations to the Central Courts Building at 120 Scher- pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn, who is Airliaes ing lighted and stoked this great fire of public resent vice chairman, and Harry D. ment." Gideonse, president of Brooklyn Rattle Rages Nine Hour The nine-hour battle of Corato was the worst since the "war of the public squares" started 15 days ago and officials feared it might mark a new and more vicious phase in the Communist offensive. Two were killed and ton wounded in Corato. All the dead and all but two of the wounded were civilians.

Thousands of terror-stricken inhabitants fled into the fields, where they spent the night. merhorn St. I College. $200,000 in Bndget for Project ANPA Seeks to Act Say Blum Accepts Bid to Take Helm Tip on Meyers The proposed 1948 capital outlay budget has an appropriation for $200,000 for this project which is estimated to cost $620,000. The central courts building at present pro In L.

I. Paper Strike mm B(D8oi Scorned by A. A. F. Continued from Page Continued from Page 1 Socialist point of Mollet said.

Blum 75 and III Blum, 73 and ailing, was II hundreds" of anonymous let vides space for the County Court, Municipal Court, Felony Court and probation ters and has to evaluate them. He described this particular one The American Newspaper Publishers Association today sought to intervene In the charges filed against the A. F. Ij. International Union by the Nassau Daily Review-Star of Rockville Centre.

The union, 33 of whose mem as the type in wnicn mucn l8i Premier for a time in an in Pcpcoattr REFRIGERATOR ENAMEL It's WHITE and STAYS WHITE with thet BAKED-ON LOOK Scrotchpreof Hon-Yellowing 5.75 Gal. 1.75 Qt. 1 smearing is done and little information is given." He said The long-range court program1 also calls for the replacement of the Coney Island Magistrate Court with a new building on it had an "element of malice. 30 Killed as Rebels Battle Philippines Police Manila, Nov. 10 (UP) Military police headquarters disclosed today that rebel Uukbala-: haps ambushed a 30-man police natrol Monday and in the ensuing battle nine police and 17 Hukbalahaps were killed.

The patrol was ambushed at Lupao Nueva Eclja. Military police said reinforcements were called out to chase the Hukbalahaps and four more were killed. bers walked out on their jobs at The letter said Meyers had come out of the war with between $1,000,000 and $2,000,000 terim government nearly a year ago while the political forces were aligning themselves and shaping up in the coalition government under Ramadicr. Mollet indicated that Paul Reynaud, last Premier of the Third Republic, would not he a site at ucean rarxway ana Sheepshead Ray Road. This project, estimated to cost more than $350,000, will not get underway before 1953.

the paper Nov. 10, Is accused of violating the Taft-Hartley Act by refusing to bargain collectively and by seeking to enforce a closed shop. Film Rasisririf after cashing in on aircraft stock and other business side All tall a DI'TCB BOY PAINT Al SO SOLD whit House 4.35 Gal. Paint lines. It is proposed that the new Cranston Williams, general Meanwhile B.

IT. Lamarre, aConev Island court will afford! ri 41 ml COMPARE A8.S DIAMOND SOLITAIRE VALUES ANY PLACE IN TOWN! (top to bottom) .36 cL while diamond it in 18 kt. white gold with 6 side diamonds. $185 .58 ct. perfect while ilia, mono! et in platinum with 2 baguettes.

$435 cl. perfect white diamond let in platinum with 4 aide diamonds. $410 (Add S0 SJ. 8. Ti) AtS Ni Olaia.n.

Daft Street Fleer Down on an Al Cs. nnl.nl payment plaa. lit-ante la meatttty aaynente, aim email a 1 1 ttiarsa manager of the A. N. P.

said in the new cahinet because he 265 Non-Ytllowini Flat White Wall Paint.2.95 Gal. youthful bookkeeper who says he was Meyers' "front man" in it was interested In the action, more efficient disposition ct business during the Summer! months in the Coney Island! disagreed with the govern NIGHT AND DAY filed with the National Labor Aviation Electric Corporation ment's program for ending the Scratchini TC fl.i nation economic crisis. "No definite cabinet has yet Waterproof Relations Board, as part of its campaign against the "no contract" policy adopted by the I. T. U.

as it3 answer to the area and also replace the present outmoded courthouse on W. 8th St. To Move Adolescent Court The capital program also pro I been formed, he asid, "but the negotiations are very aa- new labor law. vanced." vides for the removal of the He refused to say whether Vandalia, Ohio, waited to resume his testimony about Meyers' "take" from his business sideline during the war whilej he was a key Air Force pro-l curement officer. Senate Investigators contend Meyers owned the firm and got fiom it in 1941 and 1942 in cash and such luxuries as a Cadillac car and a $10,000 redecorating job on a swank Washington apartment.

Adolescent Court from 25 Sny Columbia to Honor Dewey Next Monday der in Hatbush, to more Ramadier would stay in the cabinet or whether he himself would take a ministerial post, but added that both were pos adequate quarters in the Cen a7MTriiiWrlsl'sTj Columbia University will II II II II II ii II award the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws to Governor tral Courts Building. This court at present is poorly housed in the rear of a police station. Sa3E3HS WHITES sible. Communist directors of the Dewey in an academic cere Finest Fleet of Packard Limousines In Brooklyn Coll GEdney 8-5526 plana, Train. Ship Connection.

Doctor, Maternity and Hospital Transportation (6C0RT BErlVIOl TO YOUR DOOR Zoned Rates From 50c Wadding. GEDNEY LIMOUSINE Taxi Service Near or Far, wi'll tend Cor 1472 44th St. "The Stork Waits for Ur mony at the university! next General Confederation of Labor were reported to have passed the word to local units Monday, it was announced to- scheduled to testify later this It UUUltXi IN STUl.U Ui'A-iH llllJKSlf A 7IIL ITI. week. Ferguson promised him to close the ranks in the na tion-wide walkouts and paralyze the nation's entire industry.

ANNOUNCEMENTS day. The ceremony will be held in the rotunda of Low Memorial Library at 3 p.m. Dr. Frank D. Fackenthal, acting president of the university, will confer the degree upon Governor Dewey.

a "full opportunity" to give his version of the subcontracting firm which was given $1,053,000 worth of business by Bell Aircraft Corporation after Meyers had recommended it. Coal production was cut to a trickle hy a striKe of anout 1. Public NeficM 150,000 workers in the mines of Northern France. A majority AUTO REPAINT etnT method. ComDleu car S42.

2-day i i itif UK i i if tmiitiv ui i 11 mi 1 1 1 if rti 1 1 1 i i(m 1 1 1 inrtf Mini mi ti 1 11 hi of the 80,000 workers in the ear vice. Year luaranta. Wide aolactlou, ABRAHAM metallurgical Industry of the ol popular colora. ftnoar r.patr. Mtra.

Prion Dan, LUCUOW 3-1816. Paris area were out in response FULTON ST. HOYT COMPLETE 8 ELECTION all maalnas. Uiwtjt tilt rate. Writ Arnoid Mish-ler, toenoy, mo Conty lalandAva.

to a call of the communist leadership of the Labor FACTORY STORE Evwylhing sold Mow regular retail price pttrnituri mlished it Your home; denti removed; iree estimates. M. Spell- man, aia a- zja wyn. v. i-dpw.

i 1 1. I Radio and Televisiot I WILL NOT be responsible for debti Incurred, by any on other than. myself. ronn mranao, oa uaniaren nace, jsiirn. Memorable gifts! 17) OLD-TIME DANCING FOR FOLKS OVER 21.

rrienasnip vivo, worteiyou uuo KNOX House, Beolord Av. end Avenue D. UNION IS ACCUSED BY BOROUGH FIRM The Industrial Container Cor-i poration, 2d Ave. and 50th has filed unfair labor charges with the National Relations Board against Local 6.1, Wholesale and Warehouse 1 1 lest vet Fount) ATS BAO Lost; doctor's medical; dropped lrora car. Reward.

fiLocum 0-1373. Low-priced Emerson radios! 4" BANKBOOK Lost; No. 340643, of Ortaler New York Savmta Bunk. 451 Mh Ave Brooklyn. Payment stopped Pleaie return to bank.

Workers Union, C. I. O. According to Charles T. Douds.

NLRB regional director, the company has accused the 600 10 BANKBOOK-Lost; No. BISIM, sevln.s Bank, 1 Hanaon Place Payment stopped. Please return to bank. These fine hats are salesmen samples, cancellations, returns, etc. union of attempting forcibly to restrain employes of customers and Independent trucking operators from dealing with the company.

BANKBOOK Loit; No. 94S8S5, Wllllams-bunh Bavlnaa Bank, 116 Broadway. Payment slopped. Please return to bank. BANKBOOK Lost; No.

19(H. 01 the CUy Eavinis Bank ol Brooklyn; payment hai been stopped. Please return to the bank at 633 Bay Parkway. fiiw p9wiHeis0 V--. BANKBOOK Lost; No.

I-B714. of the Lafavatt National Bank; payment ben stopped, please return to the bank at Ml Bay Parkway. MEN'S SUITS OVERCOATS AT OUR USUAL FACTORY STORE LOW PRICES 601 GRAND AVE. BANKBOOK Loat: No. 2S8441, Dime Bavln.s Bank of Willlamsburgh, 2ua Havcmem St.

Payment stopped Please return book to bank. TONIGHT Ivory Wtefnosday of 1:30 RUMBA CLASS HMD GAT SOCIAL B.siikis Palt tti M.rri.sl CoooIm Dlrsttlta Mr an. Mrs. A. I.

Wtbsr lnstraeti.il th. Mod.ra Vr Har. fan Wall. Laarnln WEBER STUDIOS 487-489 Washington I'klyit "A.ttrr Oonclnc saitA Olenlty" xi BANKBOOK Lost; No. 1W751-E, of the Klnta Hlthway Savin.e Bant; payment hai been stopped.

Please return to the bank at 1000 Klnts Hlthway. BANKBOOK Lost, No. 122831, Bay Kidie Savings Bank, Claim; must be made In one week or new book Utwtn tsygtii SI. St. Mrb Aia.

MAI 2-0841 Monday through Saturday will be Issued. AiA I A. M. 10 r. M.

BANKBOOK Lost: No. 119S6B, Bay Ridse Bavlnss Bank. N. TJ. B.

Claims must be made In one week or new book will be issued. BANKBOOK Loit; No, 119065, Bay Ridne Bnviiigs Bank, U. B. muit be made in one week or new bouk will be indued. i wmmamk.

nsssiiaist "I meet so many interesting people and I'm earning extra money for Christmas" BANKBOOK Lost; No. 653613, Williams- I burgh Saving! Bank, lib Bronuway. Please return Payment bank. CAT Lou: maltete; Monda; 111 Vnl Nov 17. Reward.

Call Miss Glbbb. 6' 3-8852. POO Lout, tan tplti spaniel; Skippv. ions spaniel ears; vicinity Nostrand Avt I and Partdc B. Oaner hPftribroken.

Reward. 1290 Pacllic Hi McKenaie, SLo-cum 6-743D POG Losi- toy lor terrier; vicinity Bedford and Ave nun license B-4Dlj. reward. Contact H. Martin.

IB Ootham Ave DE 2-7B21 DOO Lost; part Bpt, male, lont brown-black hn lr, Usht tall; reward. HOlill 63586-W. i jSsajgJ (Hot bt.n line. 1811 f' We therefore ipeak with authority when we tec- jRj (Mat bt.n tine. 1811' We therefore speak with authority when we recommend Loit.

white fipttz, black collar DOO licenie: named Donald; 70th Are. BPrnhonruim 6-8514. brown ommend tayou the new 1 MAGNAVOX 1 tayou the new DOO Found; Nov 6. larte male, sentle. well-Ualned NUhtinale 5-3087 POCKBTBOOK Lofct; crochet: black, containing keys and Identification paper; on Sunday.

Nov. 16, between Fon-ter Brooklyn, and Fluehtnu. L.I Reward. MUrray Hill 4-4400, Fxtemlon UiO. small red ripper; enn-etc; liberal rtward.

OEd- IT'S EXCITING WORKING AT AtS! Right now has numerous openings in selling and non-selling positions for qualified personnel. Even if you've no previous experience, we'll train you for an interesting and htimulating job while you earn. STOP IN TOMORROW and have a chat with one of our friendly personnel interviewers. You'll convince yourself that one of the nation's great stores, is a swell place to work. Full Time: 5 ityt, 40 heiirt feur sieyt; 2 tut ef 3 ThurWey.

INTCRVllWINfi HOURS FROM MONDAY TO ATI) R9AY 0 TO 11; 1 TO 4 PURSS Lost: tainlnt rings, ner 4-1909. II it is also the most economical instrument, llluj. it is also the most economical instrument, tf os the radio-phonograph combination which most hoppily combines the features of superb musical instruments with those of fine furniture. Incidentally, Illustrated above is the MAGNAVOlf in mahogany or walnut; $450.00) with static-free Armstrong FM, $515.00. Other MAGNAVOX instruments from $219.50 to $850.00.

1 RINO Loat: diamond; tlirie wrapped; at brother' funeral Sundav Benttmental value reward ILUnoi -065. 1. Table model in plmttie eabinet Compact AC-DC Superheterodyne with "full ie" engineering performance) features. Automatic volume control. 4 tubei plm rectifier.

Ivory, walnut, green, maroon or amber cabinet 19.93 2. Stremmlined model in mahffiiy pli.t Automatic volume control. Built-in Super-Iop Antenna for greater Mini, tivity, wider reception rangn. 4 tubes plus rectifier. Handy carrying handle 24.95 WAtLIT lost, Iftt.red Buntmir.

sum monr-y, book, owner's card titled out Kinder ktp money return of wallet, papers. Spearman, 1432 President St HUMS If rCOOfSIKIJ' OrHM DEPARTMENTS SHUT MUSIC MUttCAl TOYS IOOKS ON MUSIC RICOItDf MUSICAL INSUUMINTt TKIVISION mm WRIST WATCH Lost: lady's pink Juls Jur.ensen, two diamonds with snake bracelet, Nov 8 riaUiuih Ave vicinity Linden Boulevard and raton Ave rrward II returned lo Wllllsm Mortlm-r Ill John St City Dllbr 9-2800 WHIIITWATCH-Lojt: man's. Hamilton: Radio Fifth Floor AUo at l.otitr'i Garitn City Convenient paametst mv me mrrmnmetX on pur-cfiaaea ot 123 ar mars, ttlua amaill ert-V rfcary vlclnltr Brooklyn Hfi.lits. r'rldsy msht. ir Initials H.

H. si; rev.ard. tlllore ai Rota i-7ioe. WRI8TWATCH Loil: iArt: yellow told: whi'. void diamond settlnf.

biark Oord band; Banner precision; vicinity rulton reward. GEdnr; 5-962K. AM Emaleyment Otfttmtnt. Meii.tiine We.M, iB'klai If. FlteB at Bvaid.

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