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BROOKLYN EAGLE, SUN, AUG 29, 1943 O'Loughlin Tefs Completely Air-Conditioned How His Fiaht on PR Russeks Hooper Named To Red Cross 1949 Convention Post John Hooper, former chapter chairman of the Brooklyn Red Cross, has been named Jolted Hart Out of Job Bjr EDWARD T. OXOl GHL1X able. He will step a-mle for Walter Hart, for nearly a Sharkey. He will he out of a quarter of a century a spectac-, job in the body where he ular figure In the old Board. for so manv vears.

in which he; I 7 A national chairman of the Committee on Nominations for the of Aldermen and more recent-i 1 did splendid and sometimes spectacular work, and where he was high lighted and head ly a member of the City Coun-i cil, evidentlx has him 19-U) American National Red Cross convention, it was announced yesterday. In making the announcement, Brooklyn Postmaster Edward lined so often that his many friends came to consuler him a firm fixture for as long as he wished to stay there. But, like thousands of others who have known and admired Walter for so many vears, 1 am self out of a job. Walter, whom I have known since the old days back in Brownsville, when he was a neophyte in politics, taking his first lessons from Patrick F. Lynch, the well rememtn'red i Public Works Com-''ii nily convinced he will not be Johnnv Je will be called to father of missioner Campus Separates in Wool Jersey Blouse Skirt BADGE OF MERIT Horry T.

Goerger, assistant district manager of Ford Motor Company, right, presents Max M. Lasky, president of Lasky Motor Car Corp 90 Montrose "Four Letter Award" certificate given to dealers for "high performance" in major aspects of business operation. Everett Trochelman, zone manager of Ford Company, looks on. 'played a leading part last year in the big fight to kill Proportional Representation. As a real American, leveling ihis lance against what many i believed to be a subversive sys-item of "bloc" party government, Councilman Hart did much to center attention on the underlying evils of this alleged plan electing members to the council.

The was the overwhelming ref the front when the time comes to reward those who have served the party and who, in the performance of a duty to the people, een went so far as "to talk himself out of a paying job." Some of llie smart boys in the Borough Hall section are taking the long end of bets that the coming Presidential election may yet wind up in the House of Representatives. It will require 2( votes in the vella, his own district leader, Romanians Oust Three laKing care oi matters at nean I Cabinet Members quarters. Mr. asnmore seems never to have been in better Bucharest, Aug. (U.R) In-health or more robust in ap-; formed sources reported todav erendum vote of the people bv the pearanee as he courses along that three Romanian Cabinet which P.

R. was abolished andiimol-al obtain niinislers have been ousted Fulton these davs. in the consequent adoption of a'maJrllv necessary to win, A new method Ahich prescribed (lot depend on what the the election of one representa- Uixiecrats can carry in the tive from each Senatorial how much the Wallace trlct instead of the blind. grab-v'e will upset calculations in Sale of E. 14th St.

Home The house at 17-17 K. 1 1th converted from a one-family to a two-family dwelling, has been (bag policy which permitted vnt-j-0' ot.tlle industrial cities ling-at-large throughout the. 1)1 lnp oi ana now mree cer 1 eo iiVPurchased from Mrs, M. Aranow borough. lTnder the debatable States may now discarded two or Northwest oeJ or careerist, if you like to m-ior in the classics when it comes to clothes, elect our wool jersey separates for many an A-plus semester! See here our ihirt of the cry new belted neekUite, our skirt of tlie ull unpresscj plcats-prcrcquisites for that all-of-a-piecc look you'll be wearing this season.

Blad, grey, loasr, or hunter green. BIouse-32 to 38, 7.95; 16, College Shop, On oux Moor. a government shakeup. Those ousted were the ministers of information, health and industry. The new members are: Dr.

Eduard Mesincescue, former state secretary at the foreign ministry, who replaced Minister of Information Octav Live.eanu: Dr. Ceorge Marsa, who replaced Mrs, Florica Bag-dasar, Minister of Health, and Kmil Prisnea, who replaced Minister of Industry Knianuel Angeliit. John navy veteran. the r. s.

s. might have by M. Kaplan through Jacob Cohan of the llattem Real Es-purchase price was $7,000. lute Company as broker. The (Buddy) Miller, who served on representatives come from the same locality npxl-door npiehbors.

in fuel ampheii, wiiicli sank six suns while oilier narts of the roimtvi'n the Atlantic in is in the would have no local represent- "GOING 1' LACKS?" l'HOVK MA. FOR 1MKAS MOV. KRI. 9 A.M.-3 P.M. ative at all.

three-cornered fight for Congress in the district now represented by John J. Ilomiry. Miller is the regular Republican nominee and Joseph l.oimhi is i I I Mew Law lifavex Him Out The new law, which I art John vV. Hooper Quigley. Mr.

Hooper's successor ft Brooklyn Chapter Chairman, paid that the appointment had been made by Robert M. Green, Chairman elect for the 1949 contention in Atlantic City in i Mr. Quigley praised the appointment, observing that: "Under-Mr. Hooper's leadership through the difficult postwar adjustment, years of 1916 and 3 r)IT, the Brooklyn Red Cross developed the most extensive peacetime program in its -12-year history. He led the chapter as it brought its volunteer and pro worked so valiantly to A.Ii.P.

candidate. Young tnrougn. provides lor real rep- lhp son illMn Mnior RiSSks for Coats fessional services into the community, making the Red Cross a vital force for the advance in August resentation, but. as it now the velops unfortunately for Wal-(sUuui in of a ter-it ironically leaves buimins. Tin faihrr.

who out of the running next year. two ()th(1. 1)()VS in SVoyM Walter finds himxelf, time, in ll.e came Senatorial! War throughout which he District with no less a figure in tllP navV- Mjl) than Joe Sharkey, the Ienio- marks of' battle cralie leader of the Council- Democrat ic county leader John manic chamber, the real losHrashlnol.e s()nip ()f of that ImmIj', and who, under; frien(N thought last vear, might the rules of politics and the goi1J, U)Ugi, jn decision of the.pai-ly chiefs, rua (h Honnlh j'resiclent's one man who must go hack tooffi(e an(i) at thp samP tjmp resume the reins in the chain-' lhe (jf hjs p.irty b'r 'in Kings, is hreeing along Waller, like the good soldier. wilhnUt a sign (lf fl. he is, will how to the mevtt-; WITV- l)p an staff at each end of the line Brooklyn, and director of! Borough Works Commissioner numerous, rivic and philan-' Lynch looking out for thing? thropic organizations.

at. the Hall and Larry Acqua- ment of the public health and nafety in all parts of Brooklyn. His spirit, energy and knowl edge of Red Cross fits him perfectly for the exacting task as signed him by our national or ganization." Mr. Hooper i a vice president of the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce, a trustee of Wagner College on fitaten Island and of the Lincoln Savings Bank of Cotuplelely Air-Con dilioned Russeks 4 41 Here it is! Our Coat of the Year! Our Tax-Free! Fur-Lined Greatcoat 1 A Custom Look, a Custom Fit to our Yoke -Shoulder A Worsted Sharkskin 'TO 165 August Priced at Suit at $59.95 Hot' 1 i 1 41 There's little wonder wf it proved to be our'eoat oj the year! For there's nothing to compare with its massive fullness, its majestic fur lining, its ability to go over everything, every place. But that isn't all even though it possesses all the warmth and luxurious appeal of a fur coat, it comes to you at a tax-free cloth coat price! Willi tailors it for us alone in Forstmann's super suede cloth in black, green, red or beige.

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