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41 BROOKLYN EAGLE, JUNE If, 1948 council, of which he was one Community Council Brooklyn and Broadway NIGHT LIFE m. a i rn piiiia Seals New Officers Maurice Bernhardt, an active borough communal leader, was Installed as president of the Eastern Parkway Crowrt Heights Jewish Community Council at its meeting last night at the Brooklyn Jewish ('enter, 667 Eastern Parkway. He succeeds Milton J. Karp, who was made an honorary president. Reviewing the work of the AN OLD FISH STORY-CLA Claudlo's, the hardy seafood at Greenport, L.

I. an area which Is the summering place for many Brooklynites is celebrating its 75th anniversary and is 7 1jVa 1 still owned and operated by members of the Claudio family. Go Where the Crowds Go! r-gSw a- I Dining from 8 4 DANCING EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT MONDAY FLOOR SHOWS FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY For Retcrvations Phontt GEdney 8-9488 or Windsor 8-8781 FELZMAN1VS FAMOUS RESTAURANT 4th AVENUE at 39th STREET MONTE'S lm.rlJrltnC flNl A2AV V. ee.in Room of the founders, Mr. Karp declared that Its lntercultural and Interfalth activities made it a fnfnm tnt linilu" Pahhl Email" uel Applebaum, former ln structor for Haganah In Tales-tine and a member of the American Society of Interna tlonal Law, also spoke.

rtaioimtoQ frnm 1 memher organizations, synagogues, tem ples, iraternai groups arm I U1 lUnnnin APSanha. aiiu puiiaf iiiii ujiiv, vz. I. lions' attended the meeting, at which Assistant District Attorney William I. Seigel Installed the new council officers, fimoiii for tht Best of Foods and Drinks! a.m.

to 4 a.m. Facilities for Banquets and Parties Private Rooms ANY OTHER RESTAURANT" 2801 EMMONS AVE. SHEEPSHEAD BAT BR00KLTN 16 DELICIOUS FLAVORS SOB ALL OCCASIONS rBOM SS TO SOO BU. 4-9326-1334 Complatt Homa Cookad Italian Dinner PIZZA CLAMS-MISSELS SCLNGH.I Klchtn undtr th parional luparvlilon of JOE AfvlONI Telcvtiion Pinent Wine and Liquors Banquets ArrommnHalPtJ GR. CLUBS UDIO'S place overlooking Peconic Ray and Danny Riccardl vocalist.

is male THINGS I LIKK Lawrence Welk and his rhanipagna music at Roosevelt Grill The bent cheese rake In (own at on Lawrence St. Babs Ryan, with the Smoothies, who sings nightly! at MermaldlhiH Room of Park i Central Hotel Jnne Powers and her bird dance at (he Place In I he Village Georgia new Spring revue at Club 78 uptown Chinese food in a true atmosphere The Pacific at .10 Pell and the Lichee Wan at 11 Mott both in the heart of Chinatown Au thentic Italian food such as served at Vesuvlo on W. 48th Manhattan, seven days a week The big stock of snlad ingredients for business women and men seeking those light unches at Mammy's Pantry on the Heights Prank Karrell's piano playing at Raleigh, and the food at Foffe's One of the best little hands in Ihe. hind, the Hey Jackson orchestra, currently at Oetjen's. ROLLS A NATl'RAli -The Three Deuces add up to seven from where 1 sit.

The 52(1 St. club rolled a natural last night when It opened with Ella Fitz gerald, the Queen of singers. The Deuces is a small place and was jammed to doors with those who turned out to welcome Klla back. There could be manv GIRL brobeden "I I don't go out with mar "ed men, Mr. she an swered.

"Well, here's where I'm stay ing in case you change your mind," he said. He handed her a card bearing the name of his hotel in Sa-nta MonLca. "I'd like to talk to you some more. You're so so much like Laurel that I have to keep reminding myself that Laurel is gone." The elevator operator started to close the doors hut Jean stopped him with a gesture and stepped in the cage. Ted was still staring up at her as the car disappeared from sight.

Jean had to be reminded when the elevator reached her floor. She was triumphant at Ted's revelations, yet she was unhappy, too. Triumphant because she knew Ted still loved her, had never stopped loving her although he believed she was dead. She was unhappy because Ted had chosen to marry Dolly Williams. And she was unhappy because now there was nothing that eould'be done about it.

Or was there? Jean saw Ted waiting in the lobby when she came down from work, David at her side. When he saw her with another man he dropped back to one side of the elevators. In doing so he almost humped into Charlie Rand, who was watching from the stairs. He didn't see Charlie but Charlie saw him and, hurrying up the steps, quickly disappeared from sight. (To fie Continued) ilS 'Vl Prize.

O.lore --fr-n SK'' ''iJ Hour on the Honr ffifillipasn It s- pi Sfl1 i tJ! I NMk Monle, Prop. MAin 5-9636 wit, PSfflJ RETURN DATE Myles Michael Bell is back as M. C. at Sunrise Village in Bellmore, L. I.

traction at Zimmerman's Hun-garia Cheers for the Mac-Arthurs, torrid dancers at Kal Taharln get a fine tan? Mix few drops iodine with baby oil and nse as sunburn lotion so suggests Joen Arliss. Cocktail Lounge and Bar Steaks and Chopi Luncheon 11-3 Dinner 5-9 Special Sundaa Dinner, 12 9 raalarlm CHICKKN IN THE ROUGH FULL COURSE DINNERS At Reasonable Pricei IMFOKTiO'WINES CORDIALS IISUONS FUNNY LAD Jackie Miles does a very humorous turn at Bill Miller's Riviera, across the Hudson. terminal on 24th Freeman Chum has had same chef for 20 years at his East Side Chinese eatery Tony Garcia, rhumha maestro, works out at Crescent Health Club. Was once golden jjjover Paul Smith is new lenor at- BEDFORD PLAZA AIB-CONDITIONED 1268-70 Flatbuah Ave. CHANTICLEER S31A 4th AVEN1TB JIMMYS CHOP HOI'SE CLAM BAB H1IH FLATBUSH AVI.

JOE'S A BOROUGH AIR-CONDITIONED Cacalall "NO CONNECTION WITH nninrro nniur in a umur-iu BANANA SPLIT 35c fiaiurtm BIATWCI COOK! FBENCH ICS CKTAH Dellelaai Prankfartcrs a TaaataJ Eall Tally Haaiaariara a TaaUd Baa Cftoic HOT KOAIT BEEF SANDWICHES CLAM BAB uiDRnff tnOM -i tiu Q) I V. I', SONGSTRESS Lynn Pari is one of featured gals in revue at Ha Ha Club on 52d St. illuminated, are a creation of owner Gene Seville, who has patented the fixture and plans to market it Superman may debut in television as a puppet Strip-pip Winnie Garrett, at Club Ha Ha, knows a Lindy's patron who's getting the worst of a romantic triangle. He's playing second filrudel Peter Kent orchestra now in 12th year in Manhattan Room at New Yorker. Crew also doubles into Terrace Room Brooklyn's Hy I'chitel, operating Normandie Reach Club, once known as "Castles by the Sea," home of Vernon and rene Castle, opens his refur bished dining room June 18 Sweet note: Loft candy shop opens in Roro L.

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Rt Complete Dinners BRILLIANT FLOOR SHOWS at awl -Especially at SH AND OR. "ROYAL GYPSIES CENEKARDOS' DANCE MUSIC no com mo mis. aik cond. Specialty JMth East of Accommodation to ja aranDINna Maotlaio Oonfaiaaaaa Parttaa BaaaaaakH Raise (UPISS CUHIHI (nalleatSISVICS fkaaai BANQUET Deai. OL S-SMOO SCCJOUY Sit WEST aSTB STBIST I'il 1 Jl 1 0j 111 I VW I IJ if if i i Os OirXJr, 0 itflMir.

m-P-' AyrJrZkriArZr A i QpfeoV 1 rj 1 BF R1NT 'J mi 1 Current manager is Bill Clau dio, grandson of the founder and a great follower of the sport of fishing. In conjunction with the restaurant, Bill oper ates a fleet of fishing boats for commercial purposes and has his own personal craft for non-commercial outings. The commercial fleet assures patrons of fresh fish three times a day, fresh out of the Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. It also supplies many restau rants in the metropolitan area. Bill, who believes people pre fer good food to entertainment and dancing, took a poll of patrons to decide whether he was right.

He was. They over whelmingly vetoed a sugges tion that music and acts be brought in. SCENERY CHANGE I.ou Walter's semi-annual musical production at the Latin Quarter debuts on the 22d with a com plete change of cast. Headlining the show, titled "Red, Hot and Beautiful," is Ina Ray Hutton, the blond bandleader. Willie Shore, dancing star, brings his comic routines into a Broadway cafe for the first time in five years.

Also on the bill are Al Morgan, making his local debut with comedy songs; the Costello twins, female acrobats, and the Six Promenaders, among others. There will be some new girls in the line. Slotting Miss Hutton in the star role marks the second time in Quarter's six years that a name band is being used for both revue and dancing. Ina sings and dances with her band SECOND TIME CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX "I'd like to justify myself In your eyes," Ted said, as they walked through the lobby crowd. "The girl you resemble was Laurel Rand.

We were engaged to be married and our wedding date was set. And then" He hestitated. "And then?" Jean turned toward him, her eyes on his face. "And then, I guess I went completely off my head. I'd been going out occasionally with another girl we were well, more than good friends.

Somehow I'd become involved with her. I got so mixed up I didn't know which one I loved. I was nearly crazy." "I understand," Jean said. But she didn't. There were some things that a woman could never understand when she was deeply and seriously in love.

"Well, I wrote Laurel a note, telling her that I felt we had made a mistake. That I thought It would be better for us to call things off. That was just a week before we were supposed to have been married." "What did she this Laurel-say about that?" Jean wanted to know. "I never heard from her again. She left town soon after ward antl went to Chicago.

She stayed at the Hotel Shutler that burned. She's buried In Norland City." "That's quite a story." Jean said, controlling herself with an effort. "Did you marry this this other girl?" "Yes, I married her and -I've been sorry ever since. I feel that I'm partly responsible, at least, for Laurel's death. If I hadn't been such a fool she'd be alive.

I know, now, I should have married Laurel when I had the chance. I worshiped her. I worship her memory." "It's rather late in the day to discover that, isn't It?" Jean asked, innocently. Inwardly, she was in a turmoil. "It's much too late, now," Ted admitted, contritely.

"How do you happen to be in Ius ueeui a.iRnj luii ously. iou don live here, do you?" "No didn't I tell you? I live In Norland City. A fellow 1 know was out here and dropped In to see your boss. He saw you and when he came home he told about seeing a girl who looked enough like Laurel Rand to be her twin. I talked to him, learned your name and the name of the firm you work for.

I got some money together and drove out here on a vacation. 1 wanted to see you to see if you really looked like Laurel Rand." "Well, do Jean asked, standing by the elevator. "You look enough like Laurel to really be Laurel," Ted an iwered. "Well, I've got to get back to the office now," the girl said. She reached out and punched the elevator button.

"I'm sorry you've had so much trouble Mr. er-!" Ted Acton. Say, will you go out to dinner with me Uiis evening, Miss Miller?" 1 1 1 I I dfinhly fim A tift'me I lit aaiieni btiqutt 1 if I 1 1 I ficilitwt and tkt (on foej of BrookhVi top I fl I IT'S THE CiTRiffiLZ) BIWOI I BANQUETS VILLAGE LASS Jo Ann Lowell sings for patrons of Pastor's in Greenwich Village. nights like that during her stay. In fact, there should be.

Ten years ago Ella hit the heights and stayed there. This was a result of her recording of "A Tisket, A Tasket." Prior to that she was just another singer, with the late Chick Webb's group. Webb recognized talent. He chose Ella for his band after hearing her on an amateur program which she didn't win. After "Tisket," there was an avalanche of nursery tunes.

As illa swtiched over, so did others. When she waxed "Stone Cold Dead in the Market," there was a frantic search by others for calypso songs. Her latest disc, "Oh, Lady Re Oood," is one of the things helping to keep jazz alive. NEW TI ESTERS Tune Toppers, a grand quartet, re-; turn to Mermaid Room of Park Central Hotel tonight. They are a versatile group who have found favor here before and who can be counted upon to sing the songs you like the way you like them.

Pianist-sinner Rrenda Carr, the Smoothies and Mardi Hayne's spoon-crooning round the bill New dance group at Oetjen's is the Hickory Nuts. They replace Tex Fletcher Melody Riders, 5- piece cowboy novelty group, return to Village Bam on Thursday Phyllis Whitney takes charge of the keyboard in the Plantation Bar and Lounge of Hotel Dixie on Monday. At age of six she won a Major Bowes contest but was too young to tour. Later she was a child protege of radio's Uncle Don. Now grown up and alractive, she plays violin, drums and piano.

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