The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 9

BROOKLYN EAGLE, 20, 1955 Catholic Dentists Elect L. I. U. Prof Bank Directors Most Crimes of Violence Here i RDGEWOOD Last year he was selected Joseph A. Dworetsky, i nc Laid to Youngsters Under 21 counting professor at Long chairman of the bank's ad vis- ory board, He is also a member Guild Installs Dr.

T. Rochf ord Dr. Thomas Rochford was In stalled as president of the Cath Taxpayers Group Installs Hittner Island University, has been The vast majority of crimes rush period just before an election. elected chairman of thejoard of violence committed through- out New York City are by of He also ureed summit of the Cf directors of the Unit! In olic Dentists fJuild last night at of the accounting firm of Dworetsky Bros, and Lassar. Prof.

Dworetsky lives at 810 E. 51st St. with his wife and four children. He is a trustee of the Rldgewood Chamber of fenders under 21 years of age, League of Women Voters cam Joseph Hiltner was installed as president of the 2Sth Ward Taxpayers' Association last night at the Ridgewood Ma dustrial Bank, Williarburg Bridge Plaza. Pflelderer, assistant financial secretary; Thomas C.

Morgan, reasurer; James Glambalvo, sergeant at arms, and Mary Ann Ferro, assistant sergeant- James M. Power, president of a meeting in the cathedral Club, 85 Gth Ave. He succeeds Dr. David A. Connolly.

paign for permanent registration throughout New York State. Prof. Dworetsky, wh has the Board of Elections, told members of the Women's Fed been associated with thbank 6ince Viol, has been a ntnber Also inducted were Dr. Frank eral Jurors Association in the Mrs. Kathryn Goate.

presi Torah V'Das, and is vice presi-1 1 Hon) tho Mutlnnnl rv.nnr.lt DeLuca, secretary; Dr. Robert Brooklyn Federal Building sonic Temple, Bushwick and Gates Aves. Taking office as vice presidents were Frederick 11. C. of the L.

I. U. facultjjsince dent of the association, presided. r7 Young Israel. Ranigan, recording secretary; Dr.

Peter DiConza, treasurer, at-arms. Heading the various committees for the coming year art Joseph Corso, Theresa R. Mencone, George T. Powell. 3" Mr.

Power's observation was made during the course of re and Dr. James Tonrey, vice Kings County Lighting Declares 20c Dividend Mayer, Ellen T. Capuro, Paul Porcarn, Peter Mrs. OFFER TRADE COURSS AT MAXWELL SCHOOL Opportunities to lejn ajoffice machine operating, me- viewing the probation system started in the Brooklyn Federal Court during World War Thcrsa Mencone and Mrs. The hoard of directors of the chanical drafting, architectural Vaviety of.

trades arefoelng Kings County Lighting Brooklyn, has declared a divi 1, wnen ne was u. s. Marshal. drafting, blueprint reading, commercial art and salesman He reminded his audience dend of 20 cents per share on president. Dr.

Frank Buttler, M.D., chief of the Cancer and Tumor Clinic at Bellevue School of Dentistry, gave a technical talk on "Ad-amantanoma," a condition involving cysts of the jawbone. BUY I. 8. BON DS AXU SAVINGS STAMPS o.fered Mondf and Vtdnes-day evenings at the Mxvyell Evanlng Traia and Liberty (es. Fred Tick H.

C. Mayer, Representative Eugene J. Keogh, Edward Lindsey, Bertha Hertz, JamesC. Giambalvo and Ellen T. Capuro.

City Labor Commissioner Joseph F. O'Grady discussed the work of his department as it affects the citizens of this city. that voters may register at the its common stock, the com Carrie Hcitman. Als.i inducted were Walter A. Comiskey, chairman of the executive board; Bertah Hertz, recording secretary; Barbara Ha-benbauer, assistant recording secretary; John G.

Ubelmann, financial secretary; Rudolph Board of Elections office in pany's 23d quarterly dividend i ship and merchandising. Fisher Body Parti There are more than 4,000 parts in a Body by Fisher. the Brooklyn Municipal Build The dividend is payable on I Joseph A. Dworetsky March 1 to stockholders of ing from May to November, Free Instruction isj being given in: garment maclhe operating, dressmaking, minery, record Feb. 15.

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