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BROOKLYN EAGLE, JUNE 27, 1 950 Ice Cream Slrike Fails io Melt L( Die in Aussie Air Crash; 1 Lives The I'rlke of 1.200 Good union, plcketi are walking be Humor driver salesmen, COO of them In Brooklyn, today went into its 17th day with no signs Jewish Congress Bars Communists AU Communists today had ben barred from membership in the American Jewish of thawing out. Melbourne, June 27 (U.P) Twenty-eight persons were Brooklyn Local 757, Interna HUNT FOR PLANE HULK CONTINUES AS HOPE WANES Benton Harbor, June 27 (U.PJ Coast Guard crews dragged Lake Michigan today for the main hulk of a DC-4 Northwest airliner which crashed with 58 persons aboard. The cutters Woodbine and tional Brotherhood of Teamsters, A. F. has Joined other locals in New Jersey.

Lone a side standi on New York's beaches. The salesmen seek a commission increase from 24 percent of the gross to 30 percent, free gasoline for their trucks and an increase for non-salesmen. Edward Blair, 186 Green a driver-salesman of the Rut-ledge St. division, said average earnings have been less than $50 a week. Company spokesmen were not available for comment Under a revised statement of ol mm Island and Westchester.

Pickets have been placed at several Ice cream stands in Brooklyn and at the main plant at 46 Metropolitan Ave. For the first time in history, according to the principles, explained by Rabbi Irving Miller, president of the Congress, any person who does not reject every form of totalitarianism will be ineligible for "It '1 SEPARATE VOTE Oil EXCISE CUTS SOUGHT BY GOP Washington, June 27 (UJ0 House Republicans came up with a proposal today for getting excise taxes reduced without necessarily incneaslng corporation or other levies. But they held little hope that the House would go along with their The House began debate on a general tax bill today. The odds favored approval of the Demo-' crats' plan to cut excise taxes about $1,000,000,000 a year and make this up by higher corporation levies and by closing of so-called "loopholes" In the present tax laws. The Republican proposal calls for the bill to be sent back to the Ways and Means Committee for separation Into two parts.

One would provide for excise reduction, the other for the tax Increases. That way, the Republicans membership. Hollyhock dragged by search- Rabbi Miller said that theliicht throuehout the night in new stand was taken because of hopes that two diver waiting recent world change includingjaboard the destroyer escort the establishment of Israel and Daniel A. Jov could descend killed yesterday when a four-englned Skymaster crashed in a dense forest The crash was the worst in Australian aviation history. Edgar W.

Forwood, an engineer of Henley Beach, Australia, was the only survivor aboard the Australian National Airways plane. felt the plane going down and the passengers began screaming," Forwood said. "It was terrifying," he said. "Then the plane hit and I fell out. I found that I was afire and beat the fire out with my hands." Search parties found the wreckage of the plane in a heavy timber area in western Australia.

A farmer said he heard the plane's engines cut out and then saw flames and heard an explosion. 5 Poison Pact Seen in Deaths Of Man, Wife 11 KIWI' yj -aWeY. Handicapped, Wins Diploma, Award Nicholas Colombo, 14. of 829 Avenue received his diploma today from Public School 225, Oceanvlew Ave. and Brighton 13th and also the M.

S. Stern Memorial Award of $150 for high excellence in studies and character despite handicaps which might have discouraged most children. He achieved an average of the increased threat of totalitarianism. The statement, construed as barring Communists, follows: "Since the essence of both the American ideal and the Jewish tradition is the sacred-cess of the individual, we can pursue these objectives only through the free, democratic process, and must reject every form of totalitarianism as imperiling the survival of the Jewish people and the freedom of mankind." 200 feet to the lake bottom. Joseph E.

Kimm, assistant chief pilot for NWA, said the dragging operations were intended to pinpoint the exact location of the hulk if it existed. He said the water was too deep for random diving because it would take divers one hour to descend and two hours to come up again. Some officials were of the opinion, however, that the plane and its crewmen and passengers blasied to bit3 in an explosion caused by a Newark, June 27 Police who found Alfred J. Bennington, 47, and his wife Shirley, 45, dead in their bedroom on the first floor of 14 S. 9th St.

sought today to determine whether the two were victims of a suicide i i T.OIXG PLACES?" PHOXE 4-6200 FOR IDEAS I i pact or a murder and suicide. Bennington had not been seen since early Sunday eve they would not be compelled to vote for one to get more than 95 percent, in alljthe other, thunderstorm. They believed ning, when he told hi daugh ter-in-law, Ann, 27. that hi? studies and a mark of "excel ulcer pains had returned and "GOING FLACESr PHONE MA. 4-6200 FOR IDEAS MOW, A.M.-3 P.M.

i i was going to his room. Mrs. lent" in every trait of character throughout his eight years' schooling. The Stern award Is Rennington retired a few hours of debris and flesh found float The Democrats' bill was called up under a procedure barring any amendments except those sponsored by the Ways and Means Committee, which drafted the bill. The Republicans will be un later.

granted to only four pupils Yesterday morning young Mrs. Bennington found a pen throughout the city. Nicholas, officials disclosed, DOT LINE imp k'flfiWiV able to offer their motion to ing over a wide area. One sailor found a wallet bearing papers of Frank G. Schwartz of New York City.

They indicated he was en route to St. Paul, for the wedding of his daughter. was in the school's sight con ciled note In the kitchen. In it her mother-in-law asked that the elder couple not be dis send the bill back to committee until final voting begins Thurs servation class during his entire school period except for two years when he attended FOR Tnt day. -DESERVEDLT I G.O.P.

Leader Joseph W. Mar- in Hi Braille School for the Blind. turbed. Mr. and Mrs.

Bennington remained in their room all day but when their son, Alfred came home last evening and learned about the note he be He will enter Thomas Jefferson High School in the Fall tin Jr. said that if the House won't agree to a separation of the issues, he and many other Republicans will vote for the o1 and intends to go to college came alarmed. He knocked on thereafter. MJVf P.M. rTt Injun ft.

1155 fl.M' Bear ML I.W Weal Pt 12 45 2 00 Newtwrgk 120 100 P'aeepssi 1:10 1.60 DeOptatii to Present Legion Honor Medals On behalf of the American Legion, State Senator Mario DeOptatis has selected to present Legion honor medals to student-graduates of four elementary schools in the Borough tuvinw I A M. W. 42nd St. I W. I S0 Vonkent I 10:30 Eitra Leer Kit.

Beat l.v 42St 10 A i Sun. 4 HoL bill in the hope that the Senate The school's graduation ex ea. will improve it. ercises were held in Abraham the door of his parents' room, got no reply and broke it down. Police found Bennington's right wrist had been cut but the wound was not serious.

He and his wife, according to Lincoln High School, Qeean Parkway and Neptune But ooml at P'kMfxi to ROOSEVELT in an open MEMORIAL, HYDE PK. (went Men.) and a class of 240 was Park-Bay Ridge area a eiNiw CArutm nunc police, apparently had died of DeODtatis also will he the 1 uroutiD aesopy wm.wiiu ren rouni Also graduated todav was guest speaker tonight at water tumblers and MI. I1T. M00IUOT tUl 20-year-old Jean Sproat of 2221 pie capsules which might have con UAVI WIST 41 ST. 00 f.

M. Cardinal Asks Prayers For Assaulted Koreans Francis Cardinal Spellman asked all Catholics in the New York Diocese today to offer special prayers next Sunday for the "unfortunate people of Korea which has been so brutally assaulted." tained poison were on the night commencement exercises of the Bay Ridge Evening High School. 'A HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE, Inc. E. 16th a cerebral palsy sufferer, who attended the ex table.

A note from Mrs. Ben 303 Wett 47 St Judaea 6-S300 ercises supported by her nington, marked "Personal to mother. Jean did her studying my son, indicated, police said, at home under supervision of that she had been despondent. teacners irnm tne school as Medical Examiner Harrison WORLD-PROVED. ii signed by the Board of S.

Mortland said an autopsy would be performed today. itjl 7 non-stop Constellation! daily 8:50, 10 ft) AM 4:00, 6:00, 9:55, 10:45 PM (EOT) Funeral Rites Tonight For Mrs. Lydia Lotz, 79 1 FUR COAT Can Become a Smart FUR LINED COAT 'C750 tfi" 3 TAKES YOU Funeral services for Mrs, Lydia Lotz, 79, who died Satur day at her home, 119 Cooper NO BUYERS FOR YOUR USED CAR? will be held at 8 p.m. today Only I a i- tf I 3 at the Funeral Home of J. Clement Kearns, Bushwlck Ave.

and Pilling St. The Rev. Paul Wen- gel, pastor of Hideewood Rap tlst Church, of which Mrs. Lotz had been a member for 64 years I SCHAAP COUNCIL HOUSE MOTHERS' CLUB i OFFICERS INSTALLED Mrs. Leorw a.

Rosenbaum.j past president of the Brooklyn Section, National Council of Jewish Women, Installed the new officers of the Mothers'! Ciub of Rhoda Schaap Council House last night at the House, i 227 Brighton Reach Ave. Mrs.1 Rose Weissman, retiring presi-. dent, presided, and Ralph Irving, president of the Brighton' Beach Chamber of Commerce, I was guest of the club. Inducted were Mrs. Jean So-berl, president: Mrs.

Eve Ogens and Mrs. Ilene Eisenberg, vice1 presidents; Mrs. Elsie Katz and Mrs. Rose Axelrod, and Mrs. Mildred Eskow, treas-j urer.

will officiate. Burial will be in Saeslal Sumieer Prise No enrol Til With a yr Materiel it Match lor ikirt (re. AU wr deae la BfSWlliae. Seeelat MH-areieents Bttur perfeet fit ctl Mt II artfully ilMMi klllad furrUrf. Chilea (I II MylM In II tin lataat ihailtl.

Craatat- la fin uaaja waalaaa. A (mail aalt IH halal yaw aaat till tlta Fall. Evergreens Cemetery tomorrow morning. Mrs. Lotz, widow of William Lotz, is survived by two sons, Albert and Alfred Lotz; a daugh your travl aganr or tall TWA LExington 2-7100 ter, Lydia; a sister, Louise Hintz; two grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.

irwAmrwAmrwA EAGLE WANT ADS SELL 'EM FAST! IRMA Fashions 134 W. 29th Sr. LA. 4-4840 LA. 4-6750 1 VACATION PLACES PORD 1941 atatlon wagon, radio, heat, er: rebuilt mown- recently tnetsUlaxl: new paint; very clean.

NX. O-OOv Catalan Mountains ALBANY. N. Y. CatakiU Mountains Grand View Home Modern.

tUtef it to $30 per wofk. Hnortt. LA SALUS 1S.1S 4-door eetlan; perfect condition: adlo. heatT; reasonable. CLoverdai O-OOOO.

Uood homeooklr.f. Hkltt Mrs. Hilda FraiuM. 1 1F. COLD SPRING FARM INN ri OUNTAIN REST 1 Good rhaar and haatrtlaUty la tte Beynota of Uaunuln Bait.

Itallaa-Amatlean aulilna. All II aparta an prtraliei. Nawly-built II fl twliamlni pool, looiloo. Har and I 1 I danrlni protldad H.AC, witar R'MonaMa ratal. Wrlia Or aall PAN AHDEB80.

Halnai Falll. N. T. T.L Hiln.i Villi ma Stamford, N. Y.

Folder. TED MASE. if EM BU1CI 198 eedanatt; whttewall Urea, radio and healer, excellent condition; prirat owner. AP. 0-000O, S-S p.m.

GO BY STATION WAOON In AUyle end Cemfnrt Door te Door. Town end Country Sentce. MYaiintk I-8KU. Orcyhound and Dltla bin Ulraet la 1 OHVINIHl Albany Ontyjjj fj Hotel WlJLj VILLA LUCIA RAR1 flWQ EASI DURHAM, N. T.

DnALU TT Bex 14. Orch pts. 125 up. Booklet. Be June Sth Eagle Guide DC SOTO 1647: prirat; A-l condition; 4-door: beet offer.

CaU after 30 m. Dlekena 0-0O00. Freehold, Green N. I. Tel.

710 si f' ATLANTIC OTY excellent International kitchen luper-viaed. bjr Italian chef. Hot neala a times datly. Modern rooma. Alan a a.n4 America's If you have a Used Car to sell, just call on mtj your Brooklyn Eagle "Result-Getting" Want Ad! I find buyers for cars of all makes and years.

Regardless of the mileage you may have piled up, THERE'S SOMEBODY WHO IS LOOKING FOR JUST THE KIND OF CAR YOU HAVE and who will pay you a fair price. Your only problem is to FIND THAT SOMEONE. I can do that quicker than you think. Brooklyn Eagle Want Ads WORK FAST. Every day about 125 of us are "killed" because our jobs are done.

Just order me to appear in 3 lines 7 days a week and I'll work for you for $1.20 a day. EDISON Michlf an AV Paelfic Area ATLANTIC CITY til At. BOARDWALK I Greatest Savings Banks With Resources Over $525,000,000 room apartments with private entrances. Outside sports on 200-acre eatate. Beautiful mountain Friend! itmoe.

phere. Batea 140 up weekly. 17 rnjDEBAKfcP. 141 2 -door nasi: excellent running condition: radio; S350. OOO Lenox Hd.

Pit 0-0OO0. j.ii..tewja.lIFi;.-v.i- 1.1 pip waa fcjj 4 IS -H ft '11 '-v 4m si l'7K 1 11 IS, i $1.50 UP DAILY PER PERSON Ruanla Water All Deems, Private Baths. Free parklai. Free eathlna aa Matal. Phona 4-3621.

Write tor booklet. L011S CAME LONG ISLAND NEW JERSEY COAST BrjlCK 1S41 Super 4-door, mechenleaalT A-l eondttion. low mileaew; original owner. Evergreen 0-OO00. -ATLANTIC km- SPIIlN0 LAKE BIACH.

N. I. Ei3 ii LATEST DIVIDEND VILLA LEONA CautereklH CatikllL N. V. rneae 10 Uost enloyable resort In Catsklil.

Beit In food. noma uookina Hot ana cold water In every room. Itmarsprlin oiat-traaiea. All morn. Dir.

Uanclnj. $35 00 weakly. Now open (or raaarvatlona. ORIENT POINT INN ORIENT rOINT, L. I.

Clurmlni Summer hotel. Excellent table. Privet beach. Water tew Irom every loom. a li.

McDonnell Orient 389 i. blue foint, l. i. mip-a-yuo inn i tiMt eatMi. Nat.

la, flsalae. aeet eeeeaandatleaa. 121 aakly hp. Cnsvolled. uncrowdeH eaeatlon spot.

De. CHEVROLET 1947 3 -door Strlemaetear; radio, heater; 13.000 mUee; very eood condition. After TP-langl 0-0O0O. A YEAR lithtful hotel, overlooking; the ocean. Beautiful rounds.

Every comfort, eleva-Itor, aundeek. Pool and oeean bathine. uolf, rldin. fishlnt. social activities.

Delicloue aneala. Booklet waaal Phono Loko 3-2800awi LAKE MAHOPAC HOTEL MAHOPAC DODOS 1S42 4-door sedan, radio, heater: food condition; new tire; 1530. SI. 0-0000. P0COO EMERALD ISLE HOUSE Sciith Cairo, N.

Y. Phone Cairo ilt's Swimming, Bar and OrllL Danclni nightly, Irish-Am. Orchestra. AU on premlset. Home-cooked food plenttlul.

Nice airy rooms Adults sin-alt 130.00, double 128.00. Special ratfs for children. Bk.t. Owen Lamb, Prop. I Bile cat.

aWUreei etatloa at deer. Gelt, hathlnf, tennla. dentin. Lake Mahapaa, N. V.

Tea. Makepaa I DOCONO CREST I POCONO Pints. Pa. Far Fun and Rest. onnA i r- INTEREST IS PAID FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT To The End Of The Quarter AND IS ADDED TO YOUR ACCOUNT EVERY THREE MONTHS Thus, at the end of each quarterly period, even your dividend start earning Interest.

Send the coupon today for simplo banking-by-mall forms and addressed fl S3 PORD 1847 2 -door S-eyltndr. tullj qomped. perfect condition: ll.OOO. nightingale 0-000O. ORANGE N.

Y. n.awi. a Hfuuvrn n.i.i.. Cotta.ae with maalt at tiat.l. HONEYMOON PARAOISL Dalle.

Maala. Lake. All 8 aorta. UlSlns. Mavlaa.

Saaial AetKltlaa. Churrhas essrky. Mo.rata Ratrl. N. V.

Offlee. II 41 SI. I Hat. 1274) LO. 1-1150 BCICK 1847 2-door Super.

fu'rj eqjtpped- exoellent condition: S1.S00. Cell ISplenade 0-0000 1 Hansen PI. at Flatbuih IVyn HIMint1 CtUhlll, N. V. Tit.

3S4-W. Modern, hoi tnd eold ttt all rooms Htwti, Kir, Diticini Prrmiiaa, Swiuumtif. Wotiei, Horti, tburctwa Nstrby, Ittlian-Amnr. Cuiiine. Modtjratt ftitw Bttlfc.

John pontltlo, twtwr. MOUNTAIN VIEW FARM HOUSE MEADOWBROOE ORANOK N. I. Veiwtatilee. fruit.

Uilk and t(l. AU Irapti. Churchaa. Lake. Boattn.

atandy B.toh. rioatl. Indoor and Outdoor Bports. Route Allies from City Short Line or Grryhound Bus to Vails Oete. Boat te N'wburih.

3 wrrkly li.no dally Tel. Nswbura.lt 71-R-l. Write H. 0. aeaedlat.

Valla Oata, M. Y. MEADOW BROOK LODGE Qeellty feoda. Swim. pool, tennis, eorkrail lounia, all summer apta.

Saddle beraea. Rates lie-tff wkly. foe Booklet eddraas Rente RD. I. Newburih.

I Phone Newberik Mil. I. Cevelerl l.ns. HEART Or THE fOCOSOS TANNERSVILLE INN 3S wkly. lncl.

meals, sv.mm'.nt-spoi-u or plain relaxation Hotel and cottager TAWERSVIXLE, PA. PORD 1B3S oonverUbi ooupe, rer? foea andlUon, 1300 STerUn 0-0000 MAPLE TERRACE Wledhaas S7 P-l. Swleinlni. Poel. Ifnnn.

Shuffle, ate. Mae. lanarserines. Esc. Fso.

Csth. prat, aaimaea. All sets. "kit. 4 Oataa.

C. H. MULFORD at SUN. Al'Gl'ST VACATIONISTS! Just for jim one rale covers all. All inhrl.

I)rrhtra. Barellent food. sth. si Prol. s.t-.l SUNSIDE HILLSIDE FARM 1 CAIRO P.

0., N. V. BOICat 1S48 AHipar 4-door; fullj eouloped: orlrlnal owner; eaerinot; prl. vat owner. Molesvede 0-O00O.

St ramp, miles from X. i-U and up. Hassan to ett. II Kes.rTa now. Free Rooklct.

SAGAMORE on Twin Lekea in the Poconos DELCAR MANOR NMT.to Be klBaTi ewlrn. oel, Isei mmmw. hwrehaai elude raarh. telr. Modern ettoamedetlena.

amd food. amut.menti, daneln en pramlsaa: swimming end cuurcnea Minor Pike County, Pa. 1 i -1 a nesr nr. ApplT for TBas. Tel.

Celre 1-2371, 1 117a. Mr. C. Ckrlstsessa. fish.

$SZ-U wkl. Bklt. Tel. Cornwall 1M-J PENNSYLVANIA ULSTER IN. Y.

THE SAYINGS DANK Fovndejd 1B51 1 Hanson Plac at Flatbush B'klyn 1 7, N. Y. ITS Broadway at Drlgas B'klyn 11, N. Y. 23 14 16th StrMt noar 23rd B'klyn 1 4, N.

Y. AUmrjer fdnl Deposit nsuranc Carparertltri r- MAIL THIS COUPON NOW I The Williamsburgh Savings lank 1 Hanson Plan at flatbuih Ave, Irookhn 17, N.Y. I wish to open a nw aavings account. Pleas send banklng-by-mail forms and addrassad nvlopt. ROSE GARDEN HOTEL, 18, Greene N.

T. Are. tSfl. All seorta. Oletarr Lawa.

Continental enialne. Call er write. Orcheatra, nlhtlr enter-Ulnment. M. SELIGMAN HIGHLAND LAKE Mad.

Ssatlai, katklaa, Tsl. LaikaweeaeeMI.R-14. Rsaseoabla. Baeblat OTTO WINKLER TROWBRIDGE FARM MTU SEASON KYSERIK.E N. ell Isnpreeeaneltttl wrlyate hatha, ahewer athe; refined ellentel.

Earneoe fer oei GREEN LAKE OVERLOOK FA EM HOl'SE CATBKIIX. N. Y. Ace. 50 Near lake Farm prod.

Rales 130 t0 CONNECTICUT load. Booklet. Telapnon HUB ran, tii B. TROWBRIDGE and SON. Proprl.tora weemy.

Mr. A. imams, (aiaaui nu-j-i UrUI MILTON. N. T.

Phone Milton JMI. bAdR oa tba Hudua. Italian Cuisine, telle. Id Why No' PhoM Your Ad In Tonight Anytime Before TO P.M. Call Main 4-6200 Ask for an ad faker and charge it LEADING ALL N.

Y. EVENING NEWSPAPERS EAGLE WANT ADS WHERE 3,000,000 BROOKIYNITES BUY AND SELL afiunfj mini peel, denclm, ell aoarta. Betas linnuR 54.M. lalaraiatiaa ee raaeest 0'SHEA HOUSE 'SiV Pporls-. amaarments: adj.

Catbolle chuich Beasonabls. Opeai Mar tilth. Biklrt. IDA O'RHEA. Ooa.

lake Wenonauamua CREEK COIKTY ROTCHKISS REST Dellicbtfiillt fecente Hpotla.ilr Itoorni. Food Dsllelou.ly l'rcisrsd harming Honeymoon Aeeonssndoatlone 8huffleboarU. Boating. Fnhlna. Hwimmtng, Teiliill.

lisnctng -iuiusl I'oi-ktail Lounge. Near Mstrlili-ss (lolf Toura miniums -alk to Csihollc A Frnnisnt Benklet. THOMAS W. COLI.EY, Owner. NAML Acre.

N. Tel. Calm IS Cabins, modern, eojulpned for hoo.fkeep-Ins. Room, Hoard. Eteellent mrals.

Nr. Churehea and AnweemenU. Booklele. HILLCREST Apurta. pool daflrlng.

home eooklng. Rates 1.4 up wceklr. Hot and cold water eterf room BeotM er N. Tel. rUihtnf S-20K9 CUa Falls Ho aocND top.

n. i. LovelF acenery, IweraeKlon. Bkit. Per.

-Am. eooklng-bakm. i ADDRESS. Dept. BE, Lakerille, Cenn.

Tel. till CITY- JON STATE- nj m'JI. Ceebsbiiri. N. V.

Modern, Waysidt noose hon.m,,, Bxc.ii.nt meals all eaa eat. Good beds Rsthing. Chureei. up. Booklet.

BISHOP. Pleas check lyp of account d.sfrd. I.AKEV1EW HOUSE Direct en Lake Pocotopau. test Hampton, conn. Ace 140.

Modern. Pvt. beach. Showers. All sport.

Ree. Hall. Nr. churches and shops 132 up weekly. Tel.

S8S Booklet. FftANK Hi.lBE.NDT. EDGEWOOD FALLS FARM Feet Darkaa N. I. Tel.

rreeheK 784 8 Cold water afl rs.mi. Feel, Sparta. Jam at tell. S2, lattr A) Aunt IM-S40, -Trust. -Individual.

lalnt. ijr.saitsiisifSsrr.SL.j!liuSL(Sliis:j:ustjlitlutt4.it,..'t11sttltiSIUtSttsstsrStlllMMUtStlJltfi.t.(iMtu.'1.... tj; (I Sl Sii i.l, i IHF'Q INN CAIRO, N. T. Phone Calre JUtStnn o.jitR, Italian kitchen Modero.

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