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rjf a a 23 BROOKLYN EAGLE, SUM JAN. 21, 1945 'Prepaid Surgical Obstetrical Care Plan Is 'Baby' of Brooklyn Doctor and attend Abrar.arr School, where t- IdelAon. chainrar. physical has been -research. Mr.

man of tr.e Committee for tr i DLstrict. By MRHM1A lUl.Kr.NHAlSIR The nw United Medical Service P'n offering pieptud iiirgUal and obstetrM-al cnie to working men and sl 'hlr families waa Just a gleam In AWVS to Open Canteen For Teon-Age Group Before the md of trr the atnwrican woraeni Voluntary Service of Queera will open canteen tor 300 boy and girls between the fcgM of "2 md 18. Mrs. Gail lnt. chairman of the in age activities committee of the Queens A.

announced today. Canteen houis will be from 4 to 10 p.m. dully Irom Monday to Saturday, it Mid The canteen will be at 110-30 Merrick Boulevard. Jamaica. 500 Allend Dinn For Heffernan lem of making good medical care available to everbody." Dr.

Elliott said the sponsors hope to extend services gradually beyond surgical and obstetrical care, to include all medical treatment. Groups in Brooklyn industries, now members of the Blue Cross Plan, will be the first eligible to Join. Of the 8,000 doctors who have already registered, approximately 1.500 are from Brooklyn. They are coming in at the rate of 75 to 125 a day. Dr.

Elliott said, which will More than 5oo pr v. jurists, public rA tivre iranerps nual dinner of the J2 bus Club 1 Pr and loined In a 1 guarantee members a wide choice of physicians under the plan. sentativ 0 Vv lr. Fiei-ri(k Elliott eye 20 rais K. Its his baby.

He has nurtured it iKHiiiA' the piote.sts of skeptic, the of intimidating fly-by-night agencies and the personal am-ailioti of prolr.ssional organizers. mill today it has developed Into a designed to bring expert nrdical treatment within reach of hnusanris of Brooklynlte-s earning ip to 12 500. Through 20 years of study and -xneiimentation Dr. Elliott, of 122 76th director of the United Medical Service, has sought means bringing the best doctors to low-income families not socialized mrdicine in any form, the gray-haired, sturdy doctor emphasized yesterday, but a system whereby! trlct leader. nir-Those present li, William -f THE For members who have no private, physician.

Dr. Elliott can recom-j mend one from the thousands of-cards listing names, addresses, recv ords and fees, which are affixed i revolving wheel in his office. "But we expect the relationshipi of Elections, 7th A orotner of the bupm INTEREST commissioner H. 21st A f4 between doctor and patient will re-j r-d AvJ oBiuuci i-i. ureenorr imen Eugene F.

Ban main about the same, he said. Patients will continue to visit their as A. Dwyer, -sale. S-sff Photo Dr. Joseph Tervopyr DOCTOR VISIONS GREAT BROOKLYN samp doctors It will be an easier Representative Hi ffrr.an loavment nlan." Excle Staff photo Frederic E.

Elliott Dr. RATE ON YOUR MORTGAGE No longer need you wait until vou eon get olorg with 40ci or 50'o loan to obtam mortgage bearing 4'j interest rate. STOP in to see us obout our base rate p'on whereby prompt pav- u. Aviwr; uccii uisirict loader 'joined on the Heffernan, their rl.i r. patients may choose their own doctors.

Seeing in regulation of doctors by the State a temptation for medical men to do just enough work to Subscribers pay monthly rates of 52 cents for an individual, $1.12 for husband and wife, and $2 for a family. For families with Incomes over Mrs. Julia Larkm Wo anl rr in the present United Medical Serv- ana u. Kenneth escaoe criticism. Dr.

Elliott trained Ice project. MEDICAL CENTER dent. Former Coun. there is a "twilight zone." his sights on a Dlan that would hold! Confining the service to employes $2,500 Mccartny was ha-n-J the phvsician answerable to the fel- already registered in the A. H.

S. Families with annual incomes up to VI HI aucni'T, AND LOAN plan ent tle vou to inter- Brooklyn po.en.ia.ij me 1w shfU ul xhe m0ney the pa- Blue Cross Plan, Dr. Elliott may present their case before est rate reductions to 4'2co when e.st meaicai cen.ei 'itient plained the reasoning behind It. ta committee of seven doctors, a your mortgage ban shall have been as the new president oi in one of the experiments which -We don't want to weigh down priest and a Judge, all of whom have reduced to 53 fj our ORIGINAL County Mecicai bocietv. ur.

Elliott believes to have been too am- the enterprise with people who had long experience in their fields. crpraisol end ts 4 3 when reduced ienopr, bitious was the Medical Expense know they will need it Immediately for a decision on the mtrits of these sees it. more or In its own bacicyara. Fund he introduced in 1940. For 3 he said.

"We're being realistic. A particular applicants. to 45 'o therecf. WRITE FOR BOOKLET A nuiMii.i rm a riav an annlirant was as- eroun of emDloves in an oreaniza- Doctors who have often raised a Honored by College Nancy Hud.son. dati.rr and Mrs.

Alfred J. Brooklyn has brfn as a fellow of peoEr.iphv University, Worcrs'rr M3Si' Hudson ha.s taught at Bronir Carleton College and versity and has serpfi as niirfLS una mice h-uh hi iiuiwi. 1,11 i i i SCIENTIFIC SCOUTS As part of their war work, Scouts Emanuel Goldstein and Francis Gress conduct soil experiments in a self-made basement lab. 2 Boro Scouts Conduct Victory Garden Tests In a small, self-made basement i "Both of us plan to make the ,1 nnn nrt i hnm surea oi $suu complete meaicai lion oners an average liiiiufinr rycuiuw ki, uifiiuun 01 oibi- the IcJcril Savings Loan of vast meaicai reseanii. nr rttwin1 Af thl nlan am) nf mit.

rinllar until vou set it. Later'trpatment am hannv with the nlan the the community medical care estab- we shall extend the services." iDr. Elliott said. Insurance Corporation. rfrini Ifurn feel UlASLunw iooo Kingston mm vltn tne Gl 'cent collection of fees," he observed.

meni. SAVINGS SHARES' dividend of ical treatment, the center Is already per annum, payable January 1st, 1945 built." Dr. Tenopyr said yesterday. laboratory two Brooklyn Boy Scouts of chemistry our life work and and just picture tne Meoicai oo- riptv librarv. the fourth largest in are performing a vital home fiont Lommunit duri these of WANTED ATLANTIC SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION war service by conducting joint wartime rationing bv testins soil the country, moved! near the hospitals.

I ran see it now." he said Veteran Ambulance Driver A ble To Spot Malingerers Quickly 25 Women and Telephone TRiongle 5-5461 Nw Tori prophetically at his office in Cale 121 Court St. BrooUra chemical experiments of soil re-: for Victory gardens and giving the search to determine what available results to the people concerned. Brooklyn land areas could best be along with a lLst of crops that utilized for Victory vegetable gar- would grow best in such sell," dens this Spring. Francis, a Star Scout, said. Emrjlovine the exnerimental data "For instance, if some one had i i ui unis jons in i.trp pi donian Hospital, wnere ne attending surgeon and president of the Medical Board.

As Dr. Tenopyr explained it. no Whenever John Conlon appears and an expert on street and high-i As the patient breathed with ex i tt- i. i crpr a tpH cipnc nf suffprinp. fVmlot signs oi suiienng, oonion knows they have acquired while studying a garden with acid soil we would other section in the metropolitan on uie sirrei, a tivwu gaiucia.

way iiiijuiHiuirs. nc ing plant, liht work, working per hour straight i area boasts such a large number of Datients. Among the three hos He appears almost always to the skirts every bump in the Atlantic accompaniment of a gong clanging Ave. roadbed and can round that and trouble in the air. It's trouble gully outside Kings County Hospital pitals, all branches of medical sur surveyed him with unsympatnetic grid working for their chemistry tell them to grow potatoes, onions eyes.

jScout merit badge, the two boys, and beats," explained Emanuel, a "On your feet," he snapped. "I'm1 Francis Gress, 14. of 718 Kathleen Scout. "And. if they not carrying you downstairs." 'Court and Emanuel Goldstein, 15,: want to grow some other product The man's heaves died down and of 3048 Brighton 6th both mem- we would tell them what fertilizer he took the stajrs in a moderately bers of Troop 361, have been carry- would be necessary." vigorous walk.

ing on their experiments since) Now that the boys have decided are covered. Rery and psychiatry oi2C prr Hour overt Automatic iiicrea-e aft months and 6 mm urwu a'vaiiahiP in thelthat brings him in the first place, with hiS eyes closed. He can spot a borough for teaching, it would be I and the breath of trouble that brings drug addict at 40 feet and pick a only a question of co-ordination of, the crowd. hypochondriac out of a crowded inr'tors' services and hospital eouip-l For Conlon thin, morose-looking, Times Square. Ambulance drivers have pet gripes October.

i to go all-out in their soil research Steady" employment, APPLY KEENAN'S PURE WHITE SHELLAC LIMITED QUANTITY BBOOKtTVS OLDFST PAtVT BOH; a rln for Even Pirpotr MAtt PHONI! ORDfRS ACCEPT I i PBOMPl DEUVtBI C. W. Keenan 170 LIVINGSTON ST. ear Smith Street BROOKLYN TR. 5-4450 rumiKBrn ttm than the hypos.

There are Thus far they have unearthed project, they find many of the re- ment to establish a medical center but a Jimmy Durante comic at heart; In prewar days, a hospital interne.other 50 WASHINGTON BROOKLYN SECOND FLOOR which would attract students from once you get to know him is an'ior young doctor) rode in the amthose who call an ambulance when many important characteristics chemicals are expensive, so all over the world, he said. 'ambulance driver at Long Island bulance, but the war has brought kitchen sink runs over or thethe soil in their neighborhood back- they make up their own compounds. Looking forward to postwar med- College Hospital, and ambulance shortage of internes, and today the baby won't eat its spinach. yard and empty lots; data which All the laboratory equipment was ical problems. Dr.

Tenop has kept drivers in wartime have to have driver Is his own ambulance There's the tale of the lady who will prove invaluable to the thou- purchased with money earned per-the returning doctors in mind. A more than a knack for driving down stretcher bearer and what have you. summoned an ambulance at 3 a.m. sands of Victory gardeners. forming after-school jobs, postwar planning committee has one-way streets the wrong way.

in carrying out his various the worst misadventures always: At first the youngsters, who have Before the boys decided to work been appointed to pave the wayi "i was born in an ambulance and: functions he has become especially come to ambulance men at 3 a.m. known each other for the past three together they were stymied by inter doctors who ill be discharged never left it," Conlon explains so-, allergic to hypochondriacs. I When the driver arrived, on a years through their Scouting ac- adequate laboratory facilities, and from the armed forces. berly. That, you discover, isn't let- Thus when the telephone Janfled said lady shrieked in piteous relief planned to carry on private their respective mothers did not Memories of tramping the streets.

erally true. But he has spent most at 3 a.m. yesterday, he "Thank heaven you've come research. But the idea was quickly particularly relish the prospect of for two months after his return or much of his adult life in an that atrocious (only he there's a rat in the wall!" abandoned when they realized they poisonous chemicals being boiled from service in the last war stirredbuiancei or jn the hospital accident another word) asthma easel Tilings like that happen, but could achieve better results with over the same stove on which the Dr. Tenopyr to anticipate the waiting for the buzz of the'again!" And he gave the address, I they're the exceptions.

The rule is, less expense by collaborating. family food was cooked. ficulties of World War II veterans telephone that summons him to the 1 somewhere in Red Hook. He was: that the experienced ambulanceman They pooled their laboratory Both boys, senior patrol leaders, in finding office space. J.A.MILLER A A pprniser 93 L'MM-RSlTt' PLACE, N.Y.C.

ambulance. iriaht. too. The address was rieht. works with incredible sneed.

centle- equipment, chemicals and other play an active role in tne activities Years of ambulance driving have and three flights un he met theiness and skill to bring all sorts ofi('nlifl(' facilities, and set up a Troop 361. Emanuel is in charge made him a multinle exDert. He is asthma rase malineerer. a familiar! sufferers to the hosDital examining unique lab in the basement of of troop programming and Friday night meetings. Francis directs Cold Preparations as cir Goldstein's home.

an expert in handling a stretcher 1 figure of previous ambulance calls. Iroom. 1 allure. If you knew the way they FINE FURNISHINGS Sever: E-t: and Prir' Homes rrom Sends Po.nt, L. I- Other The House Next Door By jean cm meron Idrop in at our place why, I'm tne IUI "I finally saw patients for those two months in the dining room of our second story he recalled.

Would Share Offices "To avoid that, we are asking all doctors to share their office temporarily with a returning doctor. Approximately 1.000 physicians went from Brooklyn. Very few of these men are keeping their offices while they are in service. But we hope to alleviate the rental situation after the war by preparing for it now." reason our cook stays." Hallie, finishing the sandwich, Part Halite Preston Discovers jMcGarrity neat boarding house! gave nim a Iuri0US i00k "Con- no mai ner avaramg nuuse acj sign napping genuy some ou wiot she thou ht lete. its otiunye uuui kjiic XjCuu- away, cut uie mhju uau iui iitru 1 1 rplaxintf irii7 Straight to Trouble! under her pressure and the door! the'name reaUy Halle Miss Preston?" At her cool nod he Ever since she had first taken the tered.

L00II FOnWAHD TO The society aims to get tie doc-' New york secreUrial HaUie began to sing not unpleasantly. She found herself in a tiny vesti- wr oa on ineir ieei. oeiore u.e nad crawlpd into in Mrs. hirh hri P'1' dreaming now of Hallie, sweet get flat feet." he quipped. bule, the inner door of which had Dr Tenopyr emphasized another; -uthTe7e' point in his prooram-public sen- m.ntir All she ronlri ind' Sne.

ward to pull rhrUTm vn Valuable Bric-a-Brac Pair Rare Meisen Candelabra 2 Large Jacob Pelil Figuret Large Antique M-isen Clock English Sterling Silver chineseTpersian RUGS Porcelain Croupj. Figurei, Plaques Clock Sets. Ivories. Chinese Art Crysiai Chandeliers. Girondoles.

Curios Paintings. Miniatures, Fine China englishTfrenchIurniture Dining and Bfdroom Suite Marquetry ftc Sheraton Bookcairt Inlaid Cmmodri, Cuno Cbinrt Desk CVst. Occanonat Table Custom Made Sofa, Love Seat Dovn Cuihion Chairs, Secretane it it. chtir onn ur narir in rvirs ivir- remember was the flood of substi Garrity's noisy "We don't want people thinking The big 1 naae me wun 000a rving unreal ceslaus looked out, on the Feast of haven, silent, tutions, delayed deliveries and can- we're all sitting in an ivory orders -tnat awalted her at the and somehow thick silence. lepnen.

aue always noes 1 standing at the inner door, she! Why, certainly, I expect you to be, office. ne saiu. vvfir urie 10 fie ui-ni. I don't know if thev know It, but anvbody requiring a doctor can se-i ane naa even negieciea to notice, saw before her a glimmering 1 around, ior cnristmas pernaps our cure expert advice according to the tnat tne season had changed. Days; darkness.

With her knowledge of, house guest." patient's needs. There are 17 com- were warm and nights shorter. Peo- the boarding house's Interior, she! Hallie looked helplessly at Sue, mittees in the medical society, P'e came out of doors, and sat oniguessed tnat to each side lay ajwho was several years her senior ranging from the Fort Greene In- stoops. Countless children appeared great room an(j between a broad; and who had been a postgraduate dustrial Health Committee to the from nowhere to fill the streets, staircase. She paused for an in-1 student at the Academy when she Committee on Negro Medical Prob- And everywhere groups of boys she disturbed any a freshman.

Sue was laughing. I Jems. AH they have to do is ask girls hovered together, tantalizing; -7 was not a sound. I "This is wonderful. I haven't talked me joneiy wnue-conar gin wnen Roticfiprf turnpd to ro Herlt Hv woman for en lnnirl T'm for help." OI1TGA0, she chanced to see them.

ON PUBLIC VIEW Mondav Tuesadv, Jan, 22, 23 SALE DAYS Wednrtdav Thursday, Jan. 24-25 I P. M. EACH' DAY handbag caught on the knob, fell I practically marooned out at our even wearier! to the floor. She recovered It, farm.

We breed rabbits. Very se- Tonight she was than usual, for she Calendar had run into as she did so a tall statue hect and exclusive. They're badly blood one of the boys from her home town against the wall beside the inside needed now, you know, for I who was on a short furlough. They TOD AT Proeram at Vavv C. A aoor.

a ngure tnat naa eyes: tests, medical purposes. Without touching it, she knew the; so eiad 1 let Stephen onri had been little more than acquaint- talk Vi ances at nome, oui ineir niuiuai statue was a live. mo into mmini hero to nrowl ohmit Pfieth ireddir. anniversary rfeDtwni. me into coming nere to prowl aoout of Mr and Mr.

ansen at loneliness caused an enthusiastic: Too terrified to cry out, the dcad ot night!" re ana i a ner mia- sprans to me ooor, oangea ki Hallie choked over the last of her Don't be bound to an old-fashioned lump-sum mortgage, when you can save money and gain freedom from debt with an economical 'Dime' mortgage at 4'2 interest. See the tables below which show a saving of $2,404.00 and see how you can own your own home free and clear. Academy of muv.c. 3 "New idi- wnen. "alue leu lne loca! snut ana stumniea irom tne porcn.

coffeei why, why," she de. tions i u.o (iiiic. Tjnjn oerv. suowav hiauon anu uuiitu iuarvi. un tne siaewaiK sne caugni ner int.r...j i torr me" ing -indT of Brooklyn jry; MiTjaimv Dream.

amy goixse: sne scoiaea MrUlU Unri 1 1 KTL. .1 I ,11 n. aim RoAnoluth. vioiir.is'. Brooklyn Museum.

1 30 rr. Ar.r.'la: mwi of Nsiiona Refusp nunc uic OUOIUIH8 iwuc iuih- neiseu. us me uiiaccuMomru "The house" said SteDhen paratively expeasive, it was well' hour. Look at the house; it's just tn0UEntfullv thrtistine out his lone worth its price. An old four-story like any other house at this hour 1 tL brick home, it had been remodeled -dark, of course, and quiet.

into neat and attractive rooms. Hal-1 From where she stood she could lie not onl-. had her own bath, but SPe Lila's lighted window. The! (tontmoed tomorrow.) unusual privacy, ior mere was oniy moon was bright. There was'iiiafiarafiafij Doe to the ihortr atch material need jonr ld wfttcb Cor tvrt We Will Pay More Than the Market Value HIGHEST ealCES PAID FOB DIAMONDS.

OLD GOLD, SILVER. GOLD TILTH. JEWELRY KTO ALSO OLD ALARM CLOCKS VICTORY store MAin 5-7963 THE OLD FIXED PLAN I. You borrow $5,000. at 2 pm, 13t Onlre Mm-ha'tan.

Annua'. Masonic rhurrh prvxes at Gar-dn C.ty 4 m. Plavhous Acf.nK Company of A 9d ar.d Kvt 8 pm of off.crv fia MevAr Lpv.n-r.'buh Por. .1 Temp: Arta-va-h Shom. Avenue and E.

St 8 30 pm. Organ reeiul in honor of Dr J. Chri-lODher Marks. Church of the Holy tle. .22 Greenwood 30 Municipal Court speak one omer sw.onu imur iuum in noming to De airaia oi notning.

this wing, occupied by Lila. a Then she saw a man striding high pompadoured girl who clerked toward her, while a car crawled in a jewelry house. slowly after him. The man's voice The rooms faced the neighbor- was polite, but it had an authoring yard, occupied by another ring. "I'm sorry, Miss, but 2.

You don't reduce the principal, but let the debt run. er a' Cor.grevar.on Kesser Torah. Road. 8 pm. IIC till TAU Street, 2310 boarding house that is.

it was a you'll have to answer some ques-twin to Mrs. McGarrity's, with the tions about your visit here tonight." TOMORROW 1 11 rULlUn B'klya 'OIME' AMORTIZED PLAN 1. You borrow $5,000. 2. You pay $31.65 every month, which pays interest and reduces principal.

3. In 20 years you pay only $2,596.00 In interest at 4a. 4. In 20 years you owe nothing. COST ftrtr Borftstch installation of officer of the same brick front, the same bay win-1 Hallie stared at thus stranger It dow 10 the slde' ven lhe same stood between her and the 3.

In 20 years you pay $5,000.00 in Ho-: George 2 30 pm. elm tree in iront. 'safety of Mrs. McGarrltvs. He interest at 5.

Because of her exhaustion and made no attempt to touch her; he this resemblance, it was small won- said aeain. in that firm, ouiet tone. Meptint of Serv.re Command C.vihan ,1 Adv. wry Committee at Hampahire House, 1 ISO Central Pa-k South. 2 30 pm 4.

20 years have passed and you still owe $5,000.00. urooKiyn sunoay srnoo, union Leader-opr mat name snoum lurn up "-we will have to question you, n.p Training School a' Lafayette Avenue wronsT Walk IoIposp" i Church 8 pm i please. -1 Hoim. at Academy of Music Thinking wistfully of hometown) "But I haven't done anything." SRmDor me-- on drive or p. 'memories, Hallie ran quickly across Basped Hallie.

"I haven't on drive of "PRE-SEASONED" CAST IRON SKILLET C. 357 COST $10,000.00 street, up tne worn steps, anoj her throat closed. Why, Fred IIERBST Sons 83 HANSON PLACE at ibe L. I. R.

R. Depot and 7501 3th Aryiue 711 BROOkLi V. Earl C. Her6f, into tne snaaow oi tne oia porcn. this was like one of the exnprl ir.p of Q'jr.

r'K Branch ft m. Annua' idm A Aa enp mn pn a' in inp Kniin. ences you had in a nightmare! Q'iwn Bouvard. Md.ra; Society Building the glanced about and saw Mrs. DIFFERENCE, $2,404.00 A blond girl thrust her prettv out of the car window.

"It vterana. I will only ake a minute," she de The treatest advanre In iron-ware Improyement in 10 years. No breaking in makes food taste better. Hi, Inrh nr inrh one Kl'-i inrh Set of .1, l.H Mail and Phsne Orders Shipped Express Collect. Sorry, No C.

0. 0. Rroo: vn N- Post Auxiliary Catholic War Tl FSOAT Annua, m- r. 8 Conrj r', Union Trr.p.. Pi; hi: conve.r 1 clared soothingly.

"We why, Hal- Women. 2 pm. Hid St and 13th Ave. Eaoem Psrkwav Dinner of Flatbu'-h Real Estate Board, ilie Preston! Hole. Commodore o.umbus Club.

7 PHONE. SHORE ROAU S.H.00 Yunno Takayshoi. speaker at Y. There was an all-night automat off.cerj 2d A Re. 813 K.nss Hiehway We lend money on property in parts of Nassau, Queens and Brooklyn.

No renewal fees or bonuses and lowest initial cost. Write, or phone TRiangle 5-3200 for our free booklet, "five Ways to Borrow Mortgage including F.H.A. Insured Mortgages- of r.ir.irran laaue 8 pm. W. A 575 Bedford Ave, 1 0 pm.

Knarrf mMlllll Horn Hill m. three blocks away and Hallie some- Oinnerwarerj Meetinr of Oreer.point Patnotir Orean. lound herself sittlni? there Know Your Neinhbora proaram at; now Silverware! ration Amenran lx.on Hull. Manhattan Central Y. M.

C. and Greenpo.nt Ave. "10 nm 55 Hanson piee. drinking coffee and eating sand One-day dr.ve for FXleratiOli of Jewish THl'RSDA wiches, while Sue and Stephen tarn breakfast at Reouiem mtM for Dr. J.

Richard Kevin Brownincr laushed ovpr hpr Kfirv Kitchenwared THE DIME SAVINGS BANK OF BROOKLYN 10 am. it was reauy ue wno cnuckied. Piar.e and Brooklyn Ave. Demonstration of solar till' Hallie Near had an idea that Stephen 1350 Livingston Sr. Nevins 81.

note, i. ijeo-ne jo a Ten-h annnersary ee.ebra'ion of Opera Guild at Metropolitan Opera Houe ever.ns of Brooklyn for Social P.anrlr.a. Cen-ra! Court Buiidms 120 ST.e-merhorn St 8 Rs.ly to d.arna. foot! shortage. OPA bt loanur oui 7 m.

still tyispected her, for he questioned Phone MAin 4-41IH Dinner to national commander oi Amer- her with a irrim rtismav-lnir nation fidjsrarajaiaiaiaisrara lean Lealon at Hotel Pennsylvania. virun. v. i t. Lecture on penicillin tt meeting of c-.

what she had done in the GOOD USED 50 a. oir.a s- Coney 1-land. 8 via Lodge, A. Brooklyn Masonic whom she had seen there? Free for Asthma During Winter If nrtr lth mow terrible attani oi Athma when It la cold and damp: if raw, Wintry wind maxa you choke as If each fup tar breath vaa the very iaat: If reatfttl sleep it tfapaaalble barauae oi tbt atriicale to brea'he leal tha 4iaat tt aio ty ttearlr.c ir tit away, don tau to tend at nor to the Jrromter Asthma Co lor a free trial of a re-enartabka snetnod Ko matter a here you live or bet he you hats any faith In any remedv th stan. aenal foe this Ire trial If you feat buffered for a lifetime and tried everv-tlttfi yot, eould learn of without re.lef.

eten tl vu ar utterW diseouraeed. do not abandon but en tesv for this tree trial. It will CM ytMl bothies Address rnaatlee Astbasa C. Franller B't MI taw tiraci. Saflblb titw lark Tempie niaht i ci.ni.nn D.nner of Kingstav Jewish Community mu ana mm ana ICE OKATE5 JL'i -W A lUt Served tAi Dl KALB AVENUE AND FULTON STREET Bensonhurst: 86th Street and 19th Avenue Flatbush: Avenue and Coney Island Avenue BROOKLYN, NEW YORK MEMIIt flDEIAL DEPOSIT INSUHANCI CORPORATION p.v.e-.

575 BedfO'd Ate 10 center 2902 Km Highway, 7 30 m. as Diond as his sister and she was Hrnr of fltuviit rhini. iitniv churches Provoked bocau.se in spite of his Visit our Htmi Buyers Eihibitioi Open daily during bank ing hours. You'll gtt wealth o( information for tht now homo you plait to build or buy. ne Moose, a- clubhouse b7-fj5 Freth Pond annual dinner of Proteatan Ottllie Home.

148th St Ja- Ki-imness and severity he inspired a of Queens 0 COUPON NEEDED SKATES SHARPENED While you wait! Cutlery Ortndlrr. Luncheon publuhert a- Ho-e; Bossert.i VarietT show, presented by Ne tl-recht iiM.iiurwtr noon ftehool Alumni Assoc tat Ion 70th Rt "I might have known my estima-1 Luncheon of Ray Backer Ladies Aux-l-iand ISth Ave, 8 pm lary of Irfan'i Home of Brooklyn. Hoteli Assistant District Attorney Burton Tur. 30 speaker at Bay Ridge Post. 35 78th 10TH ble sister would run into one of her old Academy schoolmates," he said at last.

"They turn up all 1012 Kostrand r.w iora Board -or Trade ri.t'An At .10 an AHV HOtei commodore Est. l-02i aumusu cra ptrtT ot at. Bendtt Uiseion, coiumbui club, p.m. 'over, rersonauy, i uiinjc im tne.