The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 11

BROOKLYN EAGLE, MAR 23, 1945 Boro Honors Memory I WITH OUR FIGHTERS rr.fr:-. rvc upien rounded Girl Donor May Meet Hero Gl PACKAGES DISTRIBUTED IF UKDELIYERABLE r.an had been lying In a foxhole lor 24. hours and three othera I Pvt. Raymond Of Col. Conroy Sunday over There to 1 79th St has repored to Who Was Saved by Plasma td Field.

to: aidow. Mrs He and More than 1,000 person are cadet Per 1 at great risk of life." Pre- rid Mar Conrov Maiontv Leadi peered to attend ceremonies mar- survivor of the 5 Hoy 2J Pfc MM Wild told to thank Mit-hel Field that Saxuel i took 1 learned at Ten-y after Slegel the town. Red Croat girl wer f. Sharkey of the City Tech Sgt. Eminuel Asker.au.

21. of ho introduced the meas- 1R2 Rridfnrrt Bt ha hepn awarded ing tne aecicauon oi me OT. CouncU r.n r.ul' Fm- th ine vouncu aumonzing me (np soidiS M(ai ir force O'Neil Ol 153 St Shirley 18. of 427 Hegeman hid been sen Lawsor Gen- ti0 a rja Siege! He a.so paid high tribute to to we army ana navy tor gen-jbush 6lh anfl st i Ave designs i distribution If the packages are Sunday morrr.ng according to A-! Other speakers will be William now wn or 01 ssrooaiyn- erai Hoapiu: ne medics wno go unarmed and Indorsed with the legend: 'Abandon sistant District Attorney Mile president of the Cathe- ixaaea who nign fxp.osives a lies wno gave oiooa 10 jie nea Leonard Burger of 2128 E. 17th lnd' Med hu Ufa egel once to let him know how glad sh K2E nr.i rhance' In 'ter, of eettini If Undeliverable." Postmaster Frank McDonald, chairman of the dedi- dral Club, and Col.

Martin Meanv. b-24 made an emergency landing laea rom 45 81vfn WVen bot'les of plasma, was that her Red Cross dona -ion rU. but never hesitate to go on 1 training Purdue from Brooklyn, but only knew ad -'actually seen battle service." A declared tad- the name of one donor. Miss Wald I am thrilled." she said I gave -h4. one oi Joe 1 a match for 20 He had part of his left leg am- that pint of blood to the Red Crov nil III Qua, announced today.

HEETUm Cathedral Club New C) Ad of honor hMf the Swearing that every effort is made tnd other organlratlona with which will be furnished by the 69th Regi- Purin from th' ruptured oil tanks Unn deliver parcels to members of thejthe late Colonel Conroy was associ- ment. and smoking batteries made fire and Ruhr crossing and was flown here got my name, unless somebody there P.ns and to an vr on the ra-kace." Bl BONDS AND rmea iorrea. iwr. lyuayie poimeojated will attend mass at I a In Among organizations which WU explosion imminent out, that this Is not alwraya possible the R. Church of St.

Francis have delegations present are tht fully armed were sea because of low or obliteration ofixavier. 6th Ave. and Carroll St. Emerald Association, the American eddreaee. return of the service per- Thev will then march to the Cathe- Leeion.

the Veterans of Foreign the wreckage," declares the Aiecna-e, IN(. SI MI'1 hospital. SiegeJ's outfit had retaken a tc sonnel to the United States or other dral Club, which faces the MW Wan, the Regiment Veterans reason. square, for a communion breakfast the Catholic Lawyers "Alter learning that his In the event it become Impossible Raymond McOrover is chairman Guild the Brooklyn Bar Association fwmation postmaster said it is the policy of gate Francis D. McGarev will speak Club of Brooklyn.

Keant Ashkenazi quickly realized the War and 'Navy Final preparations for the cere- The Port Jay Army Band wi.l no('y1! Clearing the wreck Onwood with the approval of the Postoffioe monies were completed last night at play for the occasion, at which Vin- "Jr IO Ruth Prince of 3: to turn over to army we uamrarai turn u. uraui, past coumviom- R()ad has bppn and navy officlaU undeliverable i A memorial tablet to the heroic mander of the American Legion, will laK 01 defusing the bombs. storekeeper in the articles found loose in the mails, of the 69th Regiment will be.act as military aide. I With the immediate danger of bursing office, 3d not bearing return addresses, or an explosion oecuring as a result she is the first of Naval Spars to re-1 tiie tearing the sender's written or ioi me niei uniting or a bomb de- Ceive this ra: printed instnictions to abandon a LTPQ A lonating with the slightest jar, Ser- staff Sgt. Sey F.psicln of 1679 ntly graduated instrument 'rainer in- The postmaster tjM called atten-l 1 1 f.ll 'chn ith calmness, coc turn to the fact that a considerable JV and great courage." i mm strurtors course amount of mail addressed to the I 11 I IT various branches of the Federal 3 Field, Texas.

Staff Sgt. John J. Coll of 234 M-Kinley Ate, turret gunner aboard Graduated from 'he a B-29 based in India, has received training school at the Air Medal with one Cluster aud was Beitrand A Rose! the Distinguished Flying Cross for th St. By Sylvan Furman rnment throughout the country Is being sent with Insufficient tostage, hence Ls refused bv the, rig of 1189 they funds to pay the postage due ec Mailers are advised to make par- ao uist have to make ticularly certain that propel postage He said: is affixed on this type of mail, for -You're supposed to know about JL' if not, the mail is returned to the these things Answer me this. Re- Congress intention sender, when his return address Is turned soldiers are entitled to edu- llp tor ttle'se.

"princes. lu-vment while participating in Paul Kafman of 1875 Bergen St. combat flights." llas 0 promote,) to teaman 1st class at Camp Bradfoid. Va where Lt. Abraham Hurnsteln, 20.

of 5006 he is assigned as operator, lltli Ave. Is back in England after a tup that took him through three Buck at Miami. Fla are three oouiime.s when ins 8th A. A. P.

local men. Stall Sgt Prank A Baust If the he can go back to school and havej Portress had lo make an emergency of 8834 Union Turnpike. Glendale, time equal to that spent in active known, and the deficient postage cation at Government expense, oollected. If the sender desires to loans for purchase of business have the matter again sent to the property and othai benefits. Why addressee it will be necessary to pre-i can the famllleynd other sur-pay postage anew and inclose the vivors of those killed In action ln-matter in a new envelope orlherit those benefits?" wrapper.

We had to answer with a ques- "It will thus be seen." said Mr.ltion: "First, we have to think why Quayle, "that prepayment of the these benefits are being given at proper postage in the first place will iJited ftr action on tfce pwiwiwi front service, getting at least a year's study. The time can be longer than was spent in service, if the veteran is handicapped In his working ability, through service. If a veteran has difficulty in getting a job he captured by Polish patriot who. Burma-India 1 heater; Sgt Edwin T. after identities had been established, Loughlin of 87-24 HJth Rich-took them to a house which a few.mond Hill, 34 months in a general days before had been Gestapo head-1 hospital in India, and Pfc, George quarters.

There they met a Russian Dietzel of 9427 110th St Richmond tank general who toasted them with I Hill, 29 monttU in Europe with the food and wine and araneed for their infantrv. special type of transfer t. emai, and the postrvice have been called upon to mmm them can also get loans towards ri p' n' Laay IO Mnena purchase of homes, or farm or blttst-the men remembered' this: "Thev E-Presentation to Blind With pride, we announce that the employees of Karp Metol Prodoeh Ob Inc. have received the coveted Army-Navy award. To the men and women, for the truly Inspired way they have worked and cooperated, the management of Karp Metal extends heart-felt grotitude.

Unselfishly they have devoted themselves to producing vitally needed war Through their efforts, sheet metal parts of highest quality for radar, radto, electronics and other vital communications and signalling equipment how reached the battlefronts in quantity and on time. This honor, we ore certain' will be an incentive for future achievements of even greotermogniKide. p7 toasted Roosevelt. American equip-l Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt.

Ma). Gen. eGI Bl11 ment, United States and Russian Clifford L. Corbin and Commodore lghts and other laws friendship and then thev started all ihn win ho rr. Rights I ew of 'I notice you keep saying (over again." Hal! Tueiiday afternoon when 'Exactly.

Tht benefits are given Hornstein. a graduate of New 105 men and women of the Bourne according to the type ot iacrifiCtYott University, entered service in! Workshop of the New York Assocla- maae. Now, famines ana sunnors laso. was commissioned at tion for the Bind receive tne Army' HMU also make sacrifices ana oreaf 'e navigators scnooi, Dyersburg. Navy award.

ones, foo. But who can estlmatei Texas, and went overseas last Sept- The award will be presented bv hoto to compensate for the loss 0 emoer- He had completed 30 mis-1 hmid, recently discharged from Mi la loved one, in terms of education, lom wnen ne was shot down Fao. 3.1 tne marines after being blinded at 8 Mr 01 TafTT heefolm TasTthat" imurnce mftk IMMM Srhmirt manned a machine gun MUMAHJkyMfc I I I I pensions and outright grants by Tenaru 'mver nd '200 eimdead IIWllH'WPWPIHalganr V-e -ht Government. There us nothmg were counted in front of his em- 1111111 llILlllL I II I MIL, I Rl 1 for Klucation, farms or business." JBB HfiHn feetTn'ont iacelives Swift service, including convenient -Anotner "nought: When a JgWmft Wife and 129 30th STRUT BROOKLYN 32. N.Y.

ktrl early-bird flights, is provided daily for Pas- eran applies for help in comleting "TT 1 1 mam Bridge- mXjll Bernarrj scherer of 1355 E. 19th TTTT port, Hartford, Springfield-Westfield-Holyoke, Provi- regulations of Veterans Administra-ist. has ien promoted to captain in INFORMATION, PLEASE Lobby, Hotel New orkfr. Please make reservaaons to disapprove the school for aBurma JmxM 1 I LW American Airlines 'IMMSEM TwfiWW KOUTT OF THE FLAGSHIPS "he KU WMT (' AwJmMW ftow wnat are some aetaus oi tne 0. class i UTvlBO Jr death pensions and gratuities? phlllp Conen ln Coasl Guard.

-Wo I 1 WAt 1 IHr-HK iiWVi "That's a subject in itself. Next 1 time we'll talk about inusnince, rpli.f m. nf MM WKXIMSUMKKKMWMWM GIVE NOW, luJv GIVE MOBf Wions, death gratuity and ftx-iai landing ter- fW MM Siffli ieiJaaaMaMaWEEEElEB UM rank Ls stationed in England with WmmfKKmi Sitka, an transport recently SbH dt SM i vjjjj tr'n''' Lieljlt'nant Mann'rig joined BFfc avjBBVHH i ii ''ejejejfaiejfjfj mmwmm tt in ii Hi jfl and Corp. Row. A.

Pascucci 'of BM8flM 1h -SMWim 1,111 ra-been transferred8 from 'WEKlWP i Mm EalH EfSl- EE 3b training KLn Walla Walla army base field, Wash- i Taking final phase training a Walla Walla army base field. Waslv a B-2i gunner is Pfc rk.s of 80 Winthrop St. it reaches your (tlass until it has been i AGED to the cry peak of its full flavor. Remember, there'- no substitute for time, sure lo say, "Make Mine Rnp pert." It's light, it's mellow. It's thirst-quenching, lou uldn't ask for belter beer! 1 it! And thousands of oilier ig.

because, when it com Ruppert really satisfies. son for this lip-smackinp fla leer Is -it's S-L-O AGED! 1 not one drop of this popular irlshad Armv Air Field. N. 're 2d Lt. Eh Zletz of 2923 W.

32( and Flight Officer Madison elss of 2984 Ocean Parkway. fUIKI Till Mil TU IU NUS Til NT TIKI FUTItlt IIITIIIITMI. IRC. NEW Till Bl ENDED WHISHT. II PROOf iK siuihi mmu ii iiu phmci ui mt u.

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