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J. For Classified Ad Result BROOKLYN EAGLE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21. 1939 Tile phone MAin 44200 I. M. F.

Wolff Heads Brith Abraham in prescribed courses counting at least SO I credits, with the remaining grades Richard Bcalettar. High honors For havinr attained, ov Alexander B. Smith Samuel Traum Irvin S. Hecht Harry Heller Milton Himmelfarb Baker Ila Barteil Arthur Becker Rubin Bendelstein Anne F. Bender Carlyle Bennett Helen L.

Bober the gradi A.M. White Jr. Heads Children 9s Aid Society Meyer KatUo in prescribed courses counting at least 30 Milton jXtBDi0IJilh B- UH Saratoga Springs, June 21-Assis- ler W. Frev. Maurice Hoorwitl.

2,351 to Get Decrees From Citv College Abraham Boxerman Milton J. Kati josepn wiwmm Max Prater Bernard Milton Rubin Sydne S. Murray dioane Edward E. Pul A. Stem Moliie 9trum J09fph WiTA ltS Philip We is Melvin S.

Qeorge E. Vn'oit' Francis J. Wai'M Bn Banv.s Arthur H. Berger Jack Berkul Beatrice Bressler Bamuel Kavrvek delegation of more than 100 repre-. sentatives of the 32,000 men and women members of the 28 borough lodges.

In his capacity as deputy grand master, Mr. Samuels has juris Honors For having attained, by the tant District Attorney Samuel Oold- in preserved courses counting at lean stein of Kings County was succeeded a creaus: diction over Brooklyn, Queens and Great-Grandson Of Co-Founder Elected President SUten Island units. The delegates Joseph A. Oleske James Polls Leo J. RabinowltS Louis Rose nf eld Benjamin B- Rosner Stanlye Ruby Miies Siege! Bernard Weisman Sot H.

Youngwlrth Matilda Achlron Louis Ackerman Marvin Alexander Hortense Brandt Hannah Ehrlich Prank Farinella 3itiney Pinkel Martin Hershkofr Raymond Kaufman Motes Krtm Leon Berkule 0 6 voted to return to Saratoga Springs Alexander Palatnlck Nathan Pearlmaa Perlman Robert E. Pineus Ruth L. Ptntky Morton Pintel Joseph Pollack Louui Pollack Robert A Pollack Ralph J. Poses Alexander Preiser Nathan Prelss Morris A. Price Fred J.

Rachman Robert Ratlcher Nathan Raicher Meyer Rvgenbogen Caroline Reich Morris Richmao Hyman Rifshtn Bernard Robinson Hani Rosenberg Joseph Rosenstein Melvin H. Rubin Morton Sabin Abraham Sack Bertha C. Saphler Alex. Schecter las of Feb. 1039) Jack Schlosser Frank Schmtttman Irvine Schneider Sol.

Schnetdernun Louis Schulti Srhwartf Irving Schweiger Frank Sciscenti Hyman Brtckmaa Daniel Casner Marns L. Chertorf Harry Cohen Herman H. Cohen Svivia B. Cohon CeMa B. Cohon Ceha R.

Con a son Marsha Coo per ma a Meyer Machlis Anthonv PoUcastro Isidor Gordon Silvia Kanarskv MuTray Kaufman John J. Kerrtsan Abraham J. Klein Michael Kraffsof Martin 8. Larides Milton S. Lesser Hermlna J.

Nelson for next year's convention. 17,000 Are Expected, To Attend the 93d I K.sie Kreindler Eli La Bars Samuel Levtnson Elmer A. Lin wood Fred Mersky Morriss NeedlemaB Morris Ochacher Virg.nia C. O'Connor Leo L. Orensttln William Prichep Herman Prtncenthal Nettie Rashall Louis Roscntweig Ernest Roth David Srhiff Walter Schoffmann Morris Schrelber William P.

Schwarta Harvey Schwartaberg Jacob M. Shaffer George Shapiro Maurice Silversteln Samuel Sperling Emanuel Stachenfeld Jacob W. Stetnfeld Murray M. Btorch by Max P. Woiff of New York City as grand master of the Independent Order oX Brith Abraham yesterday at the closing session of the organization's 52d annual convention which opened here Sunday.

Mr. Goldstein served two terms as head of the order. Broooklyn men elected to office included: Michael Samuels, eighth deputy grand master; Paul M. Klein, grand treasure, and George Weiner, grand trustee. Mr.

Samuels, who is president of t- Court Street Mer-, Fifteen BrookhTi and Queens stu Alexander M. White great-grandson of Alexander Moss White, one of the founders of the Brooklyn Seymour Beienk Irving J. BLnUock Morns. Bobroff Nathan Brandell J. W.

Brodersen Jr. Nathan 8. Brody Max 8- Brookmeyer Alvin Bukberg James M. Bunting Solomon Capper Josephine J. Castellano Awarded Poetry Medal Exercises Tonight dents were among the 35 members Miss Dorothy Adele Dellar, presl- of the 1939 graduating class at the City College admitted to the Gam dent of the Erasmus Hall High School Poetry Club, was the winner ma Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, na I Edward Clarke If tional honorary scholastic fraternity, at a meeting last night in the Hotel of a gold medal award for her poem." i Edgar Coddinttion Muriel Nelson Harrv Newman Charles B.

Daly Max Dams Gertrude Dankoff Moe Deutscn, Hymn to Life," given by the As The College of the City of New: Children's Aid Society. ha.s been York will confer 2.351 degrees, diplo-; elected president of the society, it mas and commissions, about a third wfLS announced today of which will go to Brooklyn and, hgs been Long bland residenU. at the 93d ,929 succeeds Commis. commencement exercise tonight in siQner of Immi tlon Rudolph Rel. Lewisohn Stadium, Manhattan.

mpr who tesigned presideilt after Dr. Stephen Pierce Duggan. dl-! serving five years, rector of the Institute of Interna- The new nresident is kn a trrnnri i Lester M. Cohen 'Irving P. Conn Astor.

They are: chants Association, led the Brooklyn sociate Arts of Brooklyn. Rose Feder Charles Martus J. Colosuno Samuel Dachownz Julius Balnkenysiein Fucene Isaacson Mrrav Feuersteln Otttlie Wehrmann George K. Scully Eleanor Danrols Ahraham Davidowttz Max Seckeler Howard J. Berka Kelstutis Micheison Arthur Block Daniel Prager Irving I.

Cohen Willium P. Benett Mario De Cnatofaro Dnrothy Selkowit John De Marasse tional Education, and an 1891 grad-nephew of the late Alfred T. Stanley Engelstem Joseph O. Sher Sidney Gottlieb Bven A. Swenson Howard J.

Hausman Carol E. Weill Ernestine Fleischer Mildred Z. White Samuel W. Forshelt Albert E. Willen Gordon Tax Meyer Vellnskv Jfbse J.

Frankel Harold A. Zlotnik FRTIFICATE FOR TEACHING A MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGE Philip Cohrn Leon Engel William Lane Emile Borden SkralT Box ma BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION Hate of City college, wm aemer uie; famous Brooklyn philanthropist who commencement address on "TheiWM a V(ce president of the Chil-Monroe Doctrine Re-interpreted." dren's Aid Society and one of its Dr. Neison Mead, acting presi- directors for 41 years, dent of the college, will preside at A graduate ot Harvard, class of the exercises, which are expected "25. Mr. White is a member of the to attract an audience of 17.000 par- firm of White.

Weld 40 Wall ems, friends and guests of the grad-1 Manhattan. His Summer home nates. is at Oyster Bay Cove. Pittsburgh. Charley Burley.

Pittsburgh Nero and the N. B. A No. 1 challenger for Henry Armstrong's welterweight championship, was beaten last night In a hard-fought ten-round battle by Jimmy Leto, cagey Nw Yorker. Leto.

weighting Bernard Demsky Lillian Deutsch Peter Dl Gantti Edward Drosnin Irving L. Durtian Francis X. Dulty "Francis Dvkeman Samuel Edelman David Ehrlirh Harry Epstein Prank Fedele Joseph Feigvnbaiim Raymond Feme Sidney Fe'dhand'er BenJ. H. Feidmw William Feldman Samuel Felsenstein Melvin Flelsrhnrr I Beatrice D.

rod tier Paul Godofsky Mav Bar(hay Ruth C. Kats jCella Friedman Rose F. Locker Aaron H. Gordon Carl Kozlofskv Rae Buchwald David O. Pans Jeannette BursteinLouis Pennyfeather Evelyn A.

Franklin Dora Steinglass iRay K. Rosenauit Moliie K. Ri bin I Helen Lleberman Edith S. Spector John McMahon 146. was too fast for his 147-pound op Alexander Sherman Harold Shino Joseph M.

Shore Albert S.eden Julius Silver Uriah E. Smith Philip Solomons Joel Stein Milton A. Stein Jacob Steinberg Fred O. Steiner Frank Stemhauer David K. Stern Aibvrt J.

Storich Benjamin Samuel Taylor Soma Tobolsky Bernard UlitI Arno W. Vogel Philip Wasman Harry Wassermin Abraham Weiner Israel Weissbrod Mortimer A. Werner A A. Widerkehr Sidney Wlta.sk in Joseph Wolfowitg Irving B. Wolklnd Florence Zager ponent.

ho lot his third decision In 29 dcupi ARE HERE AGAIN AND THEIR PLEASURES DENIED yOU BECAUSE OF PSORIASIS DR. F1N1.EY TO GIVE OATH 14TH PRESIDENT Mr. White Is the 14th president i I The Ephebic Oath of loyalty to the Cum laude. Magnn cum lsude. The following received commissions and ritv will be administered by Dt.

of the Children's Aid Society since Bernard Fltegelman James Flynn certificates of eligibility for commissions John Finley, former president of it was founded in 1866 to care for Henry Foner M. Franck David Frankel Sheldon Freedman pro lights. The judges disagreed but referee Red Robinson raised Leto's hand. Leto used a stinging left to best advantage while Burley seemed slowed down by five months layoff and was far behind in the early rounds. There were no knockdowns.

Bob Smith, 176. formerly of Birmingham. now living in Pittsburgh, outpointed Harry English, 179, of Pittsburgh lu 6 rounds. Washington, George Abrams. Washington, won a 10-round decision over former middleweight champion Lou Brouillard of Worcester InM night.

The fight was slow throughout neglected, homeless and disabled children. During its history it has served 806.239 children and last year expended $262,605 for the care of unfortunate children. Alexander M. White Jr. the college and editor emeritus of the New York Times.

Amone the graduates will be Lt. Walter M. Cadette of the New York Fire Department, who lives, at 41-20 Warren Elmhurst. He is one of Wtllard Freedmnii Isaac Friedlander Emanuel Friedman 1 I I I Joseph Zalkovitx Since his affiliation with the so-; Day School and president of th' Friedman Leo Aaron zeizei as second lieutenants, lnrantry section Organized Reserve Corps. U.

S. Army; HONOR GRADUATE Arthur William Krail Jr. GRADUATES Joseph N. Benjamin John D. Nemeth John W.

Brodersen Samuel Nlmberger Mc.vin R. Bernstein George A. Papntz Douglas F. Dillon Alfred P. Ricclo Alien J.

Friedman Antonio J. Roubo Tibor A. Galambog William Samolin Paul S. Lerner Lawrence A. Scheftel Satvat-ore ManropaoloRaymond G.

Sloan Robert MrEvoy Fred G. Steiner Sheldon Mcndelson Lawrence V. Troiano Doimmck Mllano Herbert Waldman Aian L. Mohr Samuel G. Wyim SPECIAL HONORS eight firemen selected by Mayor La ciety Mr.

wmte nas served as chair- Clinton Building Company and of iHarry Frumess Then don'f delay another minute. Prove for yourself what SIROIL can do for you. SIROIL tends to remove the crusts and scales of psoriasis CERTIFICATE OF TEACBFK Cuardia in 1935 to take courses in man of Wave Crest, the seaside the Heights Company. He is a mem with both boxers hanging on. Abrams weighed in at 160l4 and Brouillard 1572.

Other results. Italian Jack Dempsey, 161. New Bedford, outpointed Frankie Bruno. 161, New York, in fix Bullock. 13'a.

Washington, took a six round derision from Billy Car- which are external in character and the City College School of Tech-; home. He succeeded his father in ber of the Creek, Downtown Brook-nology. Cadette completed the course this post. His father was a trustee' lyn Association and Harvard, In four years while continuing his for 28 years. Knickerbocker and Seawanhaka service in the Fire Department, and; Mr.

White Ls also a trustee of Corinthian Yacht Clubs, will receive the degree of bachelor! 1 rigan. of Baltimore: Rjbv I-Ikv i J3, 135. Among the graduates who von special Cullers. 140'i. Washington, won i four riATUUS sv DRUGGIST IN COMMERCIAL SI BJECTS Benjamin Oennner Max Stettne Regina S.

Hoflr-nberg tNorman Weiss Meyer N. Ribner DIPLOMA IN ACCOl'NTANCY Donald Bucklj-y Steve Ootcn DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT diaries Fusfieid SCHOOL OF EDUCATION MAST PR OK SCIENCE IN EDUCATION Max Arnold Samuel D. Freeman Alexander Abramson Jesse Friedman Sophy A.len Lilian Friedman Alice A. James A. Gittleman Benamin M.

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honors were: Morris Rockenmacher, bv round decision from Tony Perrera. 141' of mechanical engineering. He is iMdore Oalperin Samuel s. Lupowi the first Of the eight to complete Martin H. Glaberman Haroid V.

Marcus tne ursL ox iat hkui. iu i Benjamin Goodman Irving Markow.u Pnrod Melnicle Baltimore, and Al Hart. 222. Army War College. Knocked out Battling Mimms.

195. Baltimore, in Uhe second round of a four round match. nic luui.T. -ueorge a. origga The Brooklvn and Long Island Martin Hirsch Irving Rutstein graduates: Phihp seiznick Julius Silverman CULtUb ur akis nxu svicvii Weber Edward L.

Merimr Kelstutis W. Micheison Jacc-b Okun Walter J. Papain Morns Plotmc Maurice A. Poliet Max Pollock Carl Ralph Rapoport Bernard ReKO.sm Milton Ssm.i.i N.ivv Robert Howard Nelson Cha-'iej F. shim Jr William Parson Richard S.

Perman Allan A. Avidon Morns Back Emil Baer las cf Feb 1939) i Edward Stangfr Max Stunner Henry Sussman Salvaiore V.ola i Alexander WaMiits Norman Weiso Irwin Lubalin Max Magner Sol Mangel Harry Marmelstein Leonard Mass Herman Messing 'Arthur D. Metsch Louis Meyvr A. Edward Miller EHrabeth M. Mink Wm.

J. Mulltn Jr. Edward 8. Murray Martin Nathanson Isidor Nayser Sidney J. Nemet Lawrence J.

Nestel Herman A. Newman Saul Oksner SIROIL RAl HKLOK OF ARTS Dog lo Visit Slayer Prescott, June 21 (Pi-Frederick. 54, who killed a ology; Monroe M. Corn and K. W.

Michel-son government: Herbert S. Dinerstein-Sidney Gottlieb. Lloyd S. Greenighe, Norman E. Henkin and Monroe M.

Title, municipal research; Maurice Prober, chemistry Robert Lyon, economics: Alexander Kotb. English; Purfleld J. Kent, geolntty: Eugene Isaacson, mathematics: Bernnrd T. Ftld. physics; Leon Festinger and Joseph G.

Shor, psychology; Philip Selznick, sociology. With the commencement list, names of second-vear honor men were announced. Thev included: Highest honors For having attained, by the close of the second year, the grade A INSIST ALWAYS ON Sherwocd Friedman Jacob Grumet Frank Albert Lerman John Lorenz Ralph T. Masters Philip Mmoff George E. Oettlnger Joseph H.i:peru Seth M.

Dabney III Henry Karpe -Rotcer M. P. Damio Albert 8 "Herbert S. Diner- RirtnfV Hauman Mfin fellow i Benjamin Fnesner Isaac O. Glmanch SIROIL LABORATORIES, DETROIT.

MICH Morton L. Newman Mnry T. O'Neill Louis Pokodner David Price Sidney Rosenthal Seymour Senderoff MarJorie O. Shapiro Arthur F. Bermgause Irving Drantch irvmg j.

parness George Rethoitz William Eifert Samuel Cloodside Irving Anker Charles Atlas Catherine Aturdo Leo Auerbach prospector 6ver a dog, started a life term happy In the assurance the mongrel, Sally, would be a frequent visitor at the penitentiary. David Bernstein Victor M. Perimutter Abraham R. Rich-Carmine Pinto stein Isidore 8. Rosenman Harry Rosen George H.

Rubinstein Elliott Rosenbaum Herbert Schenker Lloyd Rosenbaum Micnaei Anarews Edmund L. Rojr, Harrv Sand Seymour Barondet Milton Billman Leon Bizar Herman P. Boykoff Morion Feigelman William B. Feldmaa Wilbur Fogelman Bernard Friend David J. Goldman Irving D.

GoodsteiO Irving Gulish Sam Hanish Howard J. Hausman Leon W. Jaiven Alexander Kolb Arthur Krafchick Herman Kramer George Kreisch Robert Lyon James E. Mewhinney William Bernstein James Daard Harry Dubow Herman Garter Joseph Samuel Koffler Joseph M. Marchese Nathan H.

Muchnict Giacommo Onando Morris Grossman Alfred O. Hahn Rober: B. Hennion Stanley L. Jones Stanley Metainz Saul Novack Herbert L. Scheibel 1 1 By burning 25 slower than the average of the 15 other of Sigmund M.

Schor Lob in Schuiman Emanuel Schwartz Solomon J. Seborer Clmin S. Sharfstein Joseph G. Shor Jacques Silva I.saac A. Sokolow Samuel Storch William Swetow Monroe M.

Title Andrew R. Tyler Leonard Ugclow Melvin Wechsler Melville J. Weiss Irving Zabelinsky Victor R. Zimet Jack P. Zlmmeth Lewis 8.

Zuckerman I Jf'hn G. Bristol Bertram S. Busch Milton P. Charles Sidney D. Cohn 'Monroe M.

Corn I Thomas E. Dixon I Nathan i Joseph E. Engel Stanley Efrige'stein Alexander Fecher -Morton W. Fink I Max Schwartz Kalman A. Seine! i Arnold 8.

Sherlock Milton Softer Julian Myers Chester J. Zawolik Joseph A Raltaele the largest-selling brands tested slower than any of them CAMELS give smokers the equivalent of Frank R. Nuendel Nathan Pearlman Alexander B. Peck Daniel Prager George Keim Mark J. Roemer Seymour Samuels Nathan Shapiro Daniel Terry Lawrence V.

Troiano Frank Tut era Milton Weintraub, Ralph Zaslow Darwin C. Zobel Irving F. Stillman Howard M. Saronson Morton Spillenger Philip Spivack Vincent Turecamo Jack Aitress Arthur Bioctc Lazarus J. Braffman Karl F.

Burger Romano A. Castag- naro James Cemiti Archer Cohen Jack W. Crowley i fv i BACHELOR OF SCIENCE SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY MASTER OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Peter N. Camp Solomon S. Freeman Eugene Epstein Marcus Slttenfield MASTER OF CIVIL ENGINEERING Louis DiLeo Vincent Shamamlaa Conrad Ficrillo Francis J.

Siwik Sigmund Pehel MASTER OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Stanley H. Dudzlen- Abe M. Federtng ski Ingvar Jensen MASTER OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Joseph A. D'AniteU Solomon Chester 5 EXTRA SMOKES PER PACK! Isidore Cross Seymour M. Ecker Chester Gordon Stanley L.

Kaplan Robert R. Kemm Purfield J. Kent Aibert Kiausner Xfiiton D. Kulick Joseph Langer Martin Lutzer Ji Marck John D. Newklrk Aaron Novikoff i Ralph A.

Robertson BACHELOR OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Ei ream I. Brensilber Stanley S. Moidwm I Irving Heitner Abraham Neumann Philip I. Pryzant William Franklin Marcus Slttenfield Charles Grossman I Marshall V. Yokelson Solomon Katz I Emeu A.

Cheslow Waller E. Kuo-r George Palmer Pasquale Alfred Kooerit. i-'riedianderNathan Lew uarto I Joseph Goldfield Herman H. Rappa- Hurray H. Schefer Abraham Stein Gerard St oik Arthur A.

Tanr.en- port Irwin M. Rosenblum Herman H. Ticde- raann Max Singer Norman Tanrtv Harry P. Taylor i niu GoJdtned 1 'Edward Albat Samuel J. Ader Elias Baltin William V.

Bauer Harold S. Binney Leon V. Jaworowskt (Samuel N. Lehr baum annuel L. Wahr- haftm David Zelier Milton Zellner BACHELOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING Leonard Zimmerman Henry C.

Busek Max Schreiber Robert, W. Belvm Saul Bernstein Julius Bettmger Blankbtein Murry Blum Harold Breitman Jack Busch Bo.es.au? S. Choj- nowrki Dru David Eouein Leonard R. Drogin Warren R. Furman Wiiiiam M.

Cone i O. Collins Bernard Meitzer Nicholas Miloms I Joseph Aloysi js Murphy Haroid Kraus Sheldon H. Mendel-j son Rabert H. Neissl George H. Hadjl- (reorgiou Louis F.

Iraci Lruis J. Mancinl 'Donald T. Mylar Frederick Weber Garrett Sloan Francis Vecchiarcill Michael Okun Paul Peckar Ralph Rxach Robert Roser.wasser A IATTEIY OF "SMOKERS" used in the impartial laboratory tests to determine the actual burning time of 16 of the largest-selling brands of cigarettes. Highly trained scientists and special equipment assured scientifically accurate control in these tests. Camels shownbere under test) proved to be 25 slower-burning than the average of the 15 other brands tested, giving Camel smokers the equivalent of 5 extra smokes per pack! BACHELOR OF ELECTRICAL LNGINEKRING Abruzzo Walter Koidan CAMEL'S expensive tobaccos, so inexpensive to smoke is welcome news to millions who are keen for the smoking thrill of finer tobaccos! Naturally, a slower-burning cigarette, Camel, gives more and better smoking for the money.

And now the impartial research of a leading laboratory proves that Camels burn far slower than the average of the 15 other of the largest-selling brands. Here are 3 cigarette facts discovered by this scientific group: 5 I J.ick Krltz Howard W. Warren A. Schremer fierald Smoliar I Frank Squassoni Giovanni F. Marotin Sevtnour RabinoniLi Edward Schwartz Jack Shapiro i Char.es A.

Stanton Louis J. Voip Monroe Berrlman John J. Bruneliv Jr. i Salvatore Calabro i Jerome Fox Richard Friedman Lester Aksman I Jacob Brown Jasper J. Okrent.

i Carl Greenbium Aaron Griffenberg Vladimir B. Kov.ic Nathan Miistem Vincent Del Castello John J. Delia Pietra Arnold Denmark Sam Derner Israel Deuteh David A. Draaiif Harold Drell William J. Drencher Benjamin Etner Joseph Parkas tBernard T.

Francis Feldman Irving Feldman Edward Feisenfeld Leon Festinger David S. Finkelstein Bernard M. Fisher Isidore Friedman Sianley L. Friedman M.chael T. Giaco- marra Milton Glicken Winston Go.d Ram GoldberK TEdwm D.

Gnldfield Herman Goldman Eugene L. Goodman David Grpenbertt Maurice Gnflel Leonard Grossman Norman A. Halper Isidore Hpllrr S'any Heller Abraham Henderson Sidney Houben Aaron Eugene Isaacson John Isaacson Isidore Jacobowitz Alexander Jacobs Arthur E. Jacobs Burton R. Jacobsoa Eugene Kaiser Anthony Kancler Louis Kanter Edgar Alien Kanter- man Stanley H.

Kapln Henry Karliu Nathan Kasac. Jacob Kau Arthur Kebel (eorfie Kesslin Alfred W. Kirchr.er Theodore J. Kriexer Nathan M. Levme Ridney H.

Liebson Charles A. Lipot Martin A Loonan Nathan Mantel Ezra Meltxer Emanuel Meyrowz Louis Miller George Misrock Herbert Nechamkln Harold L. New mar it. Milton OsheroM David Paretsky Felice Pepe Isidore Pitcherskv Robert B. Pomerar.x Solomon Port Sidney Posin SeymMir Prisand t4flurice Prober Seymour Babinitzky Morns Rockenmacher Herbert Jay Rosea Samuel Rosen Murray Rothstein Hermn Sanders Irving Sang Oscar Schwartz WiliJam Senett Arthur O.

Shapiro Harold M. Shemaus Marvin P. Sheldon Irving Smilowl'z Harry Sprinter Joel Sveiaman Nathan M. Stem Wolfram Stengel Jack Sterman Emanuel Stern Julius stern Harold Sternlicht Abraham 6'ieslits Mortimer Stiller Sven A Wltrr Tmes Edward Tam'er Nunzifi Traill Walter Trente Benjamin Trichter Carol Weill Harold F. Weinberg Darnel D.

Wemstock Sidnev Welnfrauo Tobias Yespin Eugene Zuckerman BACHELOR OF MFCHANICAL ENGINEERING Irving Baron Haroid Sinclair- Alfrd R. Bobrowsky Smith Amerigo D'Ambroai Coleman C. Szlezak Lester A. Raymond H. Portnoy i SCHOOL OF BI SINESS AND CIVIC ADMINISTRATION MASTER OF BI SINESS ADMINISTRATION i Lawrence Goidoerz A.t rp.H firi Camels were found to contain MORE TOBACCO BY WEIGHT than the average for the 1 5 other of the largest selling brands CAMELS BURNED SLOWER THAN ANY OTHER BRAND i tun nrenv.

Louis Bonn Paul Berman Haroid Delier Jerome I. Lanzon iseph Mariiill David Shamro Abram A. Weingarten ft-car WiMss Mu.iaej Schifl Men Stein ciiariei TESTED-25 SLOWER THAN THE AVERAGE TIME OF THE Nathaniel sctoi Louis Halkuff Wilson W. Kinnler Irving Puchalsky Isidore Gordon 5 OTHER OF THE LARGEST-SELLING BRANDS! By burning il Milicn Epstein Miiton Pinkie Jerome Pteier Harold Charles W. Gaidfarb Eugene E.

Gordon Myron Greenwaid Simon Abrahams Morris M. AronowitZ Carl V. Aulicino Arthur Babushkm Carl Bakal Morion L. Barar! Raymond BpiIuccI Stanley 8. Bere Howard J.

Berka Sidney Horowiu Harry Kade: Joshua Roy L. Kaufinaii Irving L. Knsow Cieorae KuciL Samuel Les-er R.dncv Levir.p Arthur Lw R'anley W. L.eth p3Ty Mncaluso Joseph Mau.sr.pr Rpytr.nur Mf-iiAt Haroid Lp'-nard Pearlsiein Harry Berkowiiz Howard Black Samue: Bock Irvmc Bnrdr-n Charles Braun Jack (iaeranoB Busceml Leo Chaison Jack Char.off Bernard Chasnov Oscar Check neorge Chertock Martin CllfTord Aaron Cohen Marrin Pelier WiUlam P. Peyser liciorp Poppick Puman Kdward Robbins Kdwin Robins Harry Rnsenzwele 1r wi Rumack Schmr.lka Marvin Schncidcr-mvin P.dney P.

Rha'zer Morns L. S.eea.l Airaham I. Perry Sr.tr-n Ely SlTxin Rolnmnn SoitQioIf Suparman Arthur TaXTman Udenfnend Herbert Wa 'dman Alexander Walker Leonard Weina'cin Harry WeiFS Ira Cnhen IrvmR I. Cohen Jacob Cohen Leo Chen Isidore Cook Max Corriel BACHELOR OF BUSINESS 25 slower, on the average Camels give smokers the equivalent of 5 EXTRA SMOKES PER PACK! Fred L. Altmnti Harold M.

Fuchs the same tests, CAMELS HELD THEIR ASH FAR LONGER than the average time for all the other brands. Sidney Beigel Benjamin Bilr Charles Brandt William L. Chjr-ick Sarah G. Oohea Albert. Donoso Charles Durar.d Leon Epstein Emanut'l Gold.ein Jerome Harris A.bert B.

Judkuwi'z Aaron Laub Svivia William Waller Levitan Chiirles Margoi: Haroid Bur'on. Newman Martin Ac "man Raymond AJtchur David M. William Biennoi-i Harry Biacher Haroid Bobrowsky William J. Cavel RtAert R. Cohen Harold Er.vel Fred Fedder Harry H.

Leonard IeMnir. .1 Wm. Leo 8. Garten Joseph J. Garvio Anita Gershenson Esta Glidwarg Beatrice Ginsberir William H.

Ginsberg Charles Glasser Bfrnard Goldberg Isidore Goldllne Jack Goldin -orge Golding1 Irvine Goldstein Milton J. Goldstein Leon Gordon 7 Arnold Goshln I. en Gropper Joseph Hanover John M. Hard Sidney M. Harman 'Nathan Harris Maurice A.

Herman Philip Hertzberg Herbert Heyman Nathan A. Hollander William Hoppock Hazel Horowitz Aoraham Hor. stein Herbert S. Isaacson Abraham I. Itzkowitz Ebba Johnson David 8 Joseph 1 WWII mi ill mi IMIiWnii iliWHai iillllll II HJHII WI lillll i llmllf'i ''k I A.

li 4 Konert w. Ec. irving Kalb GoodWin W. GitclsflTllritlV ITgnlrnvif BACH KM) It OF SCIENCE (IN SOCIAL SCIfcNCL) Herbert Ann Aaron Fnedber Bernard Ooliman Fugene Kaplan Gertrude Gnid.neir. Jick Kaplan Nathan R.

Abe" Sylvia Kastenbaum Joseph F. All ica Harold M. Kaulman Theodore A'ia. Louis Kaufman Charles S. An--barn Fannie Kephn Morns H.

Seymour Sipersiein Bertram Kermari 11 i i' fv 4 Abraham Sty Miiton KastenDaum THE CIGARETTE OF COSTLIER TOBACCOS Penny for penny your best cigarette buy I Max Botnirk Brrdkv 'Monroe Burk Albert A De Stefauo Passier Max Feider Irving VV. Glarer Harold D. On Milton Grepnbauin Barret Berkin Abraham Biock Aaron Bravcrman Alian Chase M. Cohen Fdward C'-hn Cuphman Victor If Santt Douglas D' Al.in Goid'rni 'Sidney Gottlieb Loyd S. Greenidge Joseph GurKUl Irvin CTiittmann Aoraham A Hanlali Car! Harmrk Stinlev "Ur N'Lirman Hfr.k.n Hdi-ry Itzikr-ff Robert Jaenby Kardel id M.

Krtpiaii Philip Keiman Leonard 8'iltan Benjamin Woiman Sidney Zirin M'trton M. Kleinman AiVin Kosru! Emery Komlos Heurge Korotkewit7 IHtiotn Kiintzman David I Lefkowitz Right now as the summer season of extra smoking starts begin enjoying the cigarette of extra smokes! Everyone can afford the coolness, the true mildness, the ripe, delicate taste and fragrance of smoking pleasure at its best. Yes, enjoy more smoking for your money, and remember the added bonus of Camel's costlier tobaccos. Try Camels America's favorite and thriftiest way to true smoking enjoyment! Herbert David Siegel Murie; Goud.nin Lraei Gordon Saul Roger L. oii'terman Martin Hee- Wiuiam F.

Tivrnto Charier A Ka Florence K.n. Simon Kit Benjamin Kn vduof! "Walter Kihpet Joeph Lapidui Herbert S. Leaf 1 T.elch'mar. i Morns Lerner Fdward Le'v Arthur Lirhtfn Morns Luiind'er Mil ion. Kiffrstein Koenig eril A.

Koiler Sam M. Koppal Leonard Kornreich Huth B. Kramer Stanley F. Kramer Kress Seymour 8 Lane Milton Lauter Rene R. Lavaggl Kli Lax Louis Lefkowitz Lawr.Mice Lesser Frank H.

Levine Murray Levine Hurvey Licht Sidney David Lipman Seymour LuhnoIX Lawreare (J Enj Harry i KesMer Corneous Roc Dniel V) Femoerg Jacob Ff id Aaron A. Frankel Lewinger UfrnM, ls. B. Herbert G. FrerierifksSr.l T.iphrhti rm Ucrton Freihch Joph M.

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