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TTl Tel. rl JIT II II BROOKLYN EAGLE, MON, MAY 17, 1954 7 Harbor Lights Salesman Fails to Win His Gtrlrr 777 JT wuk Ruikj wa U.S. Post Buzzed By Red-Type Plane Word voi kit him that A Russian-tTOfl transport Diana test will he lodged with Russia, Milwaukee, May 17 tU.R) the sarcasm had been duly bu.zed a 1 S. weather station noted by Arleuc and was do- about 250 miles from the North TJn smular'to Salesman Robert, Brachman. 129, never outgrew the grammar' Thcv said ing ins romance no gona.

ne.ruir may in an appai em American (-17. ulisiiliitejl the or. fort lo photograph the nistal- and Air Force per quickly school art of wooing girls with chalked signs on board fences and sidewalks. He jtt.st refined cent and last, sign, which latlon. on inc So- reads: The Air Force ted the anP Clearly as it made three low- foks, Ariene UasWent yesterday.

v.t, mrr thp iWtinn. a wonderful girl." Department -aio II ouc- not girl kuo keeping Milwau- t.n;lnR lne sign lt coSts nim lm.ilj(,,u ha kce smiling with a series of $12 With the S9 rent he must mined whether a protest I Jgns displayed on a five-by-12- pay monthly, he said the hill- Soviet is in order. Proponents of (he seaway have said they will start work this Summer and complete the initial portion from the Atlantic to Lake Ontario and Lake Kile In five years The Canadians claim they have spent a half-blllion for the prevent 21-foot channel, and reportedly will enter coolly into negotiation with the U. 8. for the deepened channel.

When President Eisenhower signed the Seaway Bill last week, a significant fact which did not escape observers was that the Canadian Ambassador made an official appearance, hut said nothing at the ceremony. VICIOL'S CYCLE Probably the best gardttiek of Xew York's harbor prosperity is Ihe frequency of sailings from Exporters and importers like to know that a port has numerous sailings to ail parts of the world. But a shift of 20 percent of New York's cargoes to the seaway would be followed imiueditely by a reduction in the number of sailings from here. The attractiveness of the harbor would then be. curtailed, and unless checked, the greatest freight platform in the world, the port of York, would bt caught in a vicious cycle and would shrink to a small portion of its current size.

APPOINTED Admits! H. A. Flanigan, board chairman of the New York Dock named L. Driver, Since 1926 the chief engineer of the bor foot billboard. u-'s 100 expensive.

Ite The weather station. 3p Spring is ere! Have YOUR RUGS CLEANED HOME CARPET CLEANERS, INC. INgerVolVV-iToO He admitted yesterday 'k 'f" l.t 1mCe though, that the billboard a she has very goo'(, sense of al' however, an. getting him nowhere partly be-pumoc." 'lomatio informants consi cause, like any eager lover, he.i keeps the wrong thing. "Pli tniDK up -oinetlnrig else.

he promised, saying he'd drop the billboard campaign as soon as his monthly rent on the sign runs out. PRICES SLASHED SAVE UP TO $2.50 A TON -EVEN MORE IN SOME AREAS! Hrachman -aid iie and Ariene broke up several months ago. the salesman rented a billboard on the corner of north 27th St. and West Wisconsin Ave. ough firm, a vice president.

He's a graduate of Brooklyn Polytech and an authority on pier and terminal con- a story of New York's night life, introduces a new screen find, Colleen Miller, shown here vith Gregg Palmer, The Universal film is now at the where Ariene passes Ivy bus who i rigi- every morning on her way to John I of New rk Day. named work as a department store buyer. ills first message lacked the. tender tone necessary to soften her heart. In fact, it sounded, like Brachman was picking fight.

Man of Year in Foreign Trade at Baruch School of EBusiness at city College, lies' a world-known editor and publisher of transportation periodical! and a native of Brooklyn Minnesota's Rep. Walter who was a 'Mini coau Ariene. wnais witn you: medical missionary hjna during the Drlw '20s and '30s, will guest speak at World Trade Week luncheon Wednesday in Waldorf. He'll stalk on meaning to foreign traders of Red conquests in Asia. a Monday Medley PHnrMi Mimnt and TaDt.

Peter Townsend an- It'e said. The sign also confessed 1 Bounce it In June Bronx Couiy Judge Fugeiie SchuM Coal costs lass in warm weather! I fern u.e vyuue r. 1 Yiflw I Lane) Hlcl Miendin? after atMBel'V Stock up now with 'blue coal' at big discount. 32D ANNUAL CONVENTION Haym Salomon Raises 125-Gs for New Home The William Cagneys are giving love another chance Jerry Orbach and Kva (labor are no merger threat Chaney welcoming his 4th grandchild The Frank Sinatra-John Mills (he owns London's swank l.es Am-bassadeuri) hassle will get a court, airing M.w na Deil i and Marty Mills (of the music clan) are writing their own Forgot His Pay ty 17 (U.P.l i.iuh wall. America's finest hard coal now available on the 1954 'blue coal' buying plan.Gies this: 1 Special discount bv ordering now.

2. Onlv a small aown payment tits to your budget. 3. Many months to pay the balance. There's a future supply of 'blue coal' safe in your basement.

4. No red tape easy as ABC! Millions ot coal users insist on famous 'blue coal'! It's the finest hard coal mined tinted blue as a trade-mark, 'blue coal' burns clean and hot with far less waste than ordinary coal. Less need to tend your furnace, too, with 'blue coal'! Order now! MuecoaT UY COAL IT COLOR (egaln-on-again-ls-off-again Bteljra Keyes ami Mike I Todd resumed The Buddy Riches welcomed a lassie Pledges totaling more than vise the figure to llifbt Lwo meclimbed $125,000 were raised last night he said. broke a skylighl i at the Sid annual convention l'led pipe made mi oenal! ne irook vn i in the Hotel Woodstock. Man- nin I slid down enter the' hen police, inside, one; Juj naymunu llJ s.wrn wiumiui ami i'oii MalUv ntchi their rift He.l Hull.

una and Jackie ed the hatian. for the new arscliau-Cnn er, president. er I laym Salomon Home and: Dr. J. Schroeder hea i are acting foolish.

explained he worked at the' Hospital for the Aged, now of i he Home's medical bureau, Saa rraneiaee Mayor Robinson's mail threats being bushed! oeii.g hunt at ropsey Ave. and Hav St. a n- 1 oi inr rw ipu-K tip my pay check. Of eourte It'll be denied, but the X. Y.

State Police More than HbO delegates Hum he -indv of geriatrics under Chief Association and Commissioner Francis Adams pose an over tne country, repre-em ection. Ttie new Brook- Roy will be your next 'ing at least 100 charitable, re- lyn building is expected to be i four-alarm feud cap Spring is fl ere! rzC-i Have YOUR RUGS CLEANED i larran Rex Allen mending Is an ayem gazette ligious and fraternal organiza-. completed early next year. BURNS BROS. 164 Remten St.

TRiangla 5-9501 SOMERS GONZEN GEdney 4-432S SCHNABEL GOAL Inc. Belt Parkway 24rh Ave. Phone: ESplanade 2-6100 Ghas. J. Hunter Coal Inc.

1058-74 East 34th Street Phone: ESplanade SUNRISE -blue coal' 770 Chauncey St. Glenmore 5-8672 end it mueie critlt calling it funs" Bishop Hilton ftheen waxing a aerlea of sermons for Decca They say Vie En Roae movee to the Shelton in September The Rod Rodrique (she's Lucille Bremer) are baby-bird (raring Barney Rosa becomes a grandpop for the 2d time any edition Roy Rogers' news from the Scripp? eiinie phased hie bluea The Bert Leonards the producer) welcomed a bundle of boy Hal Mclntyre's pree lntenriewa about the late Glenn Miller isn't making him any frlende Helen Forrest and former spouse Paul Hogan are at the kissing and forgetting stage The Marilyn Mmmmonroe, bombshell explodes any tlona whose members have. The all-dav convention, cli-ommon roots in Warsaw.jmaxed by a dinner, honored Poland, attended the conven-'Gus Shenkel, vice president of Hon. The Home was founded the Home, for his work on be-33 years ago in Manhattan. half of the institution.

Louis Blumenstock, re-elect- Harold M. Brown was toasted for his seventh consecutive master. Former I'. S. Attorney term as president, revealed Frank J.

Parker was an hon-that when the original plan ored guest. Sam Haber was for the Brooklyn Home was'chairman, assisted by David made the goal was set at only Bloom. SMKMMHH). Hyman Kdelman and Benja- But increased costs have min Wachs are Chairmen of made it necessary now to re-the building committee. "'irn nr rW'JI II WEBER QUINN Old 1st Dutch Reformed Church Marks 300th Year at Vespers T-Mta and FBI spotlighting Chicago's hoodlum set! Admiral Roa T.

Mclntire, the late FDR's Dr. Kildaire, tny be the Congressman from San Diego Goodman Ace and Milton Rerle signed for another season of aspirins The Civil Aeronautics Administration is juggling a South of the Border Jihady ladies! sizzler from out of Lockheed Air Terminal Ted Cott's NBC "Girl Friday" resigned The Frank Rosenbergs (he's the director) I east another image XV at Night's flash about Helen Gahagan Douglas making the race for Congress on Friday ere tribute to the 3Wl years of ser-the vice given to Brooklyn by the 0 church, and stressed senti Church, 7th Avi ol St mental ties in his own life which linked him to the history of the church. But. Dr. Zeiter emphasized that the future of the church became new in an afternoon paper on Satnrdav Church and 1 Kleanor Holm had to change apartments; just too man entral Methodist Central Methodist of the Brook "l' th.e hi di-ei lyn Division of the Protestant fix) great expectation due momentarily new Count il.

delivered the greeting, of lf K'eater, im- usle. pastor of the church paid since 19.11 and a former presl- Rlegante'a bigiime tom pordon Jenkins' music DlVfXR prVKHSTOXfl: Th foolery of Jackie Winston dent of the United Protestant movement in Brooklyn, pre- magic "Seven Dreams" Janb MOVIE TIME SCHEDULE dge and Kddle Koy iluie must Vie making "The Pajama Da Home's new big one, "Don't 'lake Vol The Rev. Ruben C. Carlson, president of the Park MM Coins in a Lillian Koth's Dorothy McGult'e and l.ouis Joni'daa Fountain" you'll wish there were more return to Vie. MM btaJ 4KTOR "Klrthaal Aiinisienai Association anu pastor of tlrace Methodist Church, a read the Hoiv Scriptures.

n. The Rev. Howard G. Clark, rector of St. John's Episcopal Church of Park Slope, led the prayers, Following Vespers, the 25, church ladies served tea for 300 4-i persons in the church parlors, 2J; under I he direction of the Junior Guild and the Young People's Society.

4, The original church was on Fulton on the site now oc-CUpied by Abraham and Straus. The church located in, its present surroundings in 1889. The Internal Revenue lad's back tax hassle with Randolph Tinner (he's the Washington bigwig) make news any edition The Ferrers (she's Rosemary Clooney) have cast their image Oleg Casslnl and Pier Angeli sizzling Kay Spreckels next: Jack Hogan the insurance tycoon Joan Vohs (she's the starlet) and Tom Morton take the plunge In The American Federation ol Musicians convention in Milwaukee on June 7 will have a I. os Angeles delegation explosion for James Petrlflo Sidney's Illness is worrying his friends Steve Allen's genius brightens the Artists and Models Masque, rade Rail Thursday The Piper l.auiie-Dick Contino Hydra-Matic is wonderful! Dudl'ftdnge Hydra-Mafic is even more wonderful! Xow. try Dual-Range Hydra-Matic.

M4VF4IR "Jubili 5:. MUSIC VH.I.I "I Kaisers new Power-on-demand Urge to merge exploded Tom Rogers (Ceil Chapman's aoxY hi. I J.V 4:11. 'lil darlin') mending Qronrbo Merx renewed by DeSnto The Mel's Thomas Hayuaid swears he has i.7s, DON'T WASTE VRNl'it "Cln'rama, 40 WATER All lie says is: It's the next step ahead in llydra-Matic driving! an eight-month-old, girl-crazy nephew. "Zsa Zsa." Four tporlt tart tominiurt.

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Wagner is 2598 Fulton St. nastor of Grace I.utthei'ail p'-'p Volgwill iabi The preacher for the festl- -hurch. Fw a service was Rev. Dr. 1AV1 I mm eronomv a.

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