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2.0 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, SUNDAY, MARCH 6, 1932 40 Jewish Groups Will Aid $325.000 Federation Drive Trade and Professional Chairmen Named in Plan to Wipe Out Deficit Forty Brooklyn trade and professional groups have accepted quotas for the Spring campaign to wipe out the deficit of the Brooklyn Federation of Jewish Charities, it was announced yesterday by Samuel Salzman, chairman of the Trade and Membership Council. The campaign will be for $325,000 to meet the budgetary needs the 25 charitable agencies connected with the Federations, The groups. their quotas and their chairmen: Accountants $1.500 Richard G. Appel.

Automotive, $10,000: William N. Amerling. Boots and Shoes, Simon A. Goldstein. Childrens' and Infants' Wear.

$3,000 Herman Ilson. Cloaks. Suits and Skirts. $5,000: William Hatry, William L. Guggenheim, Harry Zettz.

Dentists. $2,500: Dr. Mendel Nevin. Department Stores, Chain Stores, Specialty Shops and Buyers, Harry Zeitz. Dresses and Blouses, Sam Parnes.

Silks, Ribbons. Velvets and Veilings, $3.000: Sam Parnes. Drugs. Wholesale. and Drug Sundries, $3.000: Nelson J.

Miller. Florists, Joseph Trepel. Educators, Prof. A. B.

Cohen. Forwarding. Shipping and Transportation, Harris Nevin. Furniture and Housefurnishings, Upholstery Goods and Supplies, Harry Michaels. Installment Houses.

Collection Agencies, etc. $500; David Conviser. Life Insurance. David Rudberg: Insurance Brokers, $2.500: Martin Solomon. Knit Goods and Sweaters, Sol Bussman.

Laundries, Towels and Linen Supplies, Carl Troy. Lawyers. $20.000: Bernhard Bloch. Fraternal. $5,000: William L.

Schwartz. Clubs. Organizations and Societies, Benjamin C. Ribman. Lumber and Building Supplies, Jacob H.

Cohen. Metals, Machinery and Mining. H. Konigsberg. Motion Pictures and Theatricals.

H. Schwartz. Paper, Paper Boxes and Twines, M. MacKevitt. Physicians.

$5.000: Dr. Benjamin Kramer, acting chairman. Graphic Arts (Printing), $2.500: Gregory Weinstein. Radio and Musical Instruments, Robert M. Richter.

Public Service. $5.000: Bernard Rothberg. Social Workers, Samuel Rabinowitch. Tovs and Sporting Goods, Morris Michton. Woolens and Woolen Linings.

Benjamin Goldman. Bay Ridge Regional Division, Jack Warshauer. Bush Terminal. Samson O. A.

Uliman. Radio Broadcast Division, Herman Ilson. Men's and Boys' Apparel. $10.000: Louis Jaffe. Real Estate and Builders.

I. Jerome Riker. 2 Brooklyn Men Get Army Commissions Washington, March 5-Two Brooklyn men have been commissioned officers in the Army Reserves, the War Department announced today. Howard Herman Zuelch, 95 Linden Boulevard, has been appointed a first lieutenant and assigned to the Dental Corps. Arthur Eugene Flood 452 81st has been appointed a second lieutenant and assigned to.

the Infantry Reserves. ONCE A KING The latest photograph of the former King Michael of Rumania, taken in Bucharest. Michael became king during his father's addication in Paris, and then stepped down upon his father's return, The two are the best of pals, much of their tine being spent together. Michael is a student. in a military school.

E. D. Merchants Set Date for Banquet The first annual banquet of the recently organized Manhattan Avenue Merchants Association of Williamsburg will be held Sunday evening, March 20, in the Royal Manor, Manhattan Ave. and Varet St. More than 800 merchants and their friends are to attend.

Although organized but two months the merchants have already completed their first clothing dole to poor persons of Brooklyn. More than 5,000 new garments were distributed. SPEAKS ON RUSSIA Freeport, Mar. 5-Sympathy for Russia was urged by James O. Arrill, executive secretary of the Central Queens Branch Y.

M. C. A. of Jamaica, at a meeting of the Men's Club of the First Baptist Church last night. He expressed regret that the United States had not recognized Russia although he said that he did not agree with the policy of those now in control.

McKNIGHT ILL AT HOME County Attorney H. Stewart McKnight is ill at his McKnight Drive, Great Mr. homeck! McKnight planned to leave for Albany Friday morning to be present when the Legislature acted on Nassau County's relief bills but was too ill to go. French Boy, 13, Paints Murals for School They Are Only on Paper Because Walls Cannot Be Touched, but Lad's Talent Is Recognized by Supervisor-Talks of Future Joseph Lefer, 13-year-old student at Public School 156, is celebrating the bicentennial in a way all his own. On the walls of the auditorium and Barrett two scenes from Washington's life are growing under his paint brushes.

They are carefully painted on paper for school walls must not be "marred" even by recognized student artists. Two other murals of scenes in Puritan life, completed by Joseph earlier in the year are also there. This unusual honor of being permitted to place his work in the auditorium has been given "Miss because of the talent which Jean Nygren, his supervisor of drawing, has recognized in him. Never Heard of Washington 5 Years Never Heard of Washington 5 Years Ago Joseph takes it all as a matter of course. He does not even find it strange that so short a time as five years ago he did not even know about the "Father" of the country which is now his country, too.

Until he was 8 years old this young artist lived in the Mecca of all artists--Paris. His father, Maurice the Lefer, four had and been a a half years of the war. His mother had been a costume designer. Then his father's business, the manufacturing of leather coats, brought them sailing to America leaving behind the two big brothers, who preferred their native France. Now Joseph lives at 1319 East New York with his parents and a new kitten, Nanette, who is fast learning to speak French.

Watched Artists at the Louvre He remembers the many pets he had in Paris and the boats they sailed in the fountains. But most especially he remembers the Cathedral of Notre Dame and his visits to the Louvre. "I liked the artists best," he said. For the new home of the BRIDE Beautiful Furniture reasonably priced RUDER Beautiful Furniture 160 East 56th N. Y.

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"Perspective never bothered me," he answered calmly to a question, "but I have the most trouble with the hands of my feature more experienced artists than Joseph have stumbled over. He likes to put jokes in his pictures, too, and own description of the Puritan murals is: is a man in the stocks and he feeling very sad. In the background there are some girls giggling and near the man is a boy who is laughing very hard." He giggled with delight when accused of painting a mean picture. He said that he had drawn "ever since he knew what drawing meant," and that he started to work with colors in school when he was nine. He is going to paint in oils when he "grows up." Now he spends his time watching things and drawing them.

A travel film taught him how to draw the turned up roofs of a Japanese joss house. "Weird music and oriental music" attract him because he can think up "good pictures to draw." Sometime, if he keeps at it long enough, he thinks he is going to get those hands right and perhaps young and optimistic-he hopes he may even paint like the artist he most admires, Edwin A. Abbey. CHARLES S. MILLER RITES a services Glen Cove, will be L.

conducted Mar. this 5-Funeral afternoon at St. Paul's Churchyard for Charles S. Miller, 80, an old resident of Glen Cove who died at Winter Park. on March The Rev.

Lauriston Castlemen will officiate. Born in Cleveland, the son of Sidney P. and Caroline Mott Miller, Mr. Miller came to this community at an early age and lived most of his life here. His wife who died two years ago in Winter Park is buried in St.

Paul's Churchyard. The survivors include Frank M. Miller, a brother, of Glen Cove; a daughter, Mrs. Frederick H. Sandfort of Florida; and two grandchildren.

F. T. Sandfort Jr. and Gladys Ketcham. WOMAN TAKES HER LIFE Mrs.

Johanna Johnson. 59. of 37-14 Queens Boulevard. Long Island City, committed suicide by gas in her home last night, according to the police. LINDSAY LABORATORIES for PRESCRIPTIONS "Everything for the Sick 302 Ashland Place The Service Your Physician Will Approve Francis Merritt, 82, Navy Veteran, Dies Francis Merritt.

82, who was chief clerk in the accounting department of the Brooklyn Navy Yard when he retired in 1922. died yesterday at his home. 347 Euclid. Ave. He had a record of nearly 50 years of continuous service in various departments and branches of the Navy.

He had been captain's clerk on the old frigate Colorado, and later joined the Navy Yard staff in the engineering department. He was born in London and leaves his wife, Mrs. Sarah E. Merritt and two sons, Thomas A. and Benjamin F.

Merritt. Services will be held in the chapel at 187 S. Oxford at p.m. tomorrow. JOHN J.

LOWRY RITES Bellmore. L. March requiem mass was sung this morning for John J. Lowry, who died at his home on Royle St. Thursday.

He was 64. Burial was in Holy Rood Cemetery, Westbury. He is survived by his wife, Abina, and daughter, Mrs. Jane Hale. British investments in Brazil are three times those of the United States.

of George Washington's birth of the school, Sutter Ave. 'They sat and drew the cathedral andside, 10 sous they would do a picture of you. My mother has one that they did of me." Joseph has quite decided that he Is going to be an artist when he grows up and finishes school--he is in the 8B grade now. Until recently, when it was discontinued, he attended a class conducted by the School, Art League. under the direction, of Dr.

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