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8 A For Ad Result BROOKLYN EAGLE, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1939 Telephone MAin 4-6200 Rockaway Park' Roadway Sought Borough Youngsters Have No Use for War TALK ABOUT Politics 1 ids 9.fi 1 1 Brice as Baby Snooks third and 'The Shadow" fourth. Football is the favorite sport with baseball, swimming and horseback riding following In that order. Taken by sections, the survey showed that roller skating is the favorite sport In Brownsville; Brigh flJl dominant preference for after-school activity was "helping mother." The little angels chose this above going to the movies, playing outdoors, reading or listening to the radio. The Bensonhurst youngsters would rather play baseball and they don't like spinach, although next to ice cream, this was the favortie food of the majority. Other favorite foods are hot dogs, bologna, chop suey and fried I 4y CAarlei If.

thrown into the discard. The boys predominantly chose the occupations of physician and reporter. Scattered votes went for musicians, song writers, haberdashers, prize fighters, printers, chemists, engineers, models, policewomen, air hostesses, beauticians, cooks, tap dancers, firemen, postmen and Janitors. F. D.

IDEAL'; JOB 'NO' President Roosevelt was the top selection for "ideal man," but not a single boy could be found who wanted to take his Job away from him. Governor Lehman, Mayor Looking back at the Councilmamc election which con-he wanted to be a soldier and only tinues to be a timely subject because of the attempt to be mAt ESXtonfrw next year by the Democratic machine to kill the Proportional 'of the warlike type. Representation vote system we are convinced that whoever! Findings of the survey conducted devised the scheme of rotating preferences used by the seven amon the borough's junior high and hire), srthnnla BTAae that willirf William F. Brunner, president of the Rockaway Park Business Men's Association, announced yesterday that copies of a petition protesting construction of a roadway running parallel with the Long Island railroad at Rockaway Park had been sent to Park Commissioner Moses. Borough President Harvey and Transit Commissioner John H.

Fullen. Present plans call for the roadway to begin at Beach 118th St. and run into the new highway under the railroad tracks, when the railroad elimination Is completed at Beach 108th St. tomorrow night at the Garfield Temple auditorium. 8th Ave.

and Garfield Place. Dr. Papurt, for many years closely Identified with' youth movements an dthe American Jewish scene; is executive director of me rnae oi duaea unuaren Home. Mor ethan 600 persons will attend the Joint forum meeting. v.

ui wiuwaijii Bjvw ilia lllOluablUU UUb at the World Fair watching Just as Borden's better wen aennea sectors or the rotolactor and were relieved of their lacteal' LaGuardia and King George of Eng land were other men whom the ciuu.avc. Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt was the first choice for "ideal woman." Votes also went to Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Queen Elizabeth and Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins. Except in Bensonhurst.

the pre fluid, so each of the Democrats had men- who, are rlHculing the P. R. quarters at 125 Worth Manhat-his own seventh part of the borough Wlth Profnda barrage, tan. where was to be No. 1 Man with! rbol'rwd bh 'f- Most of the girls want to become a device which, should he be elimi-! H1 V16 nurses, teachers or secretaries, with Dated before the final count, would Predictability of the transfer the nrofePslon of actreis practically milk him of all his votes for thevtea Pfov trat Proportional benefit of the party without spilling-1 Representation voting is only a lot- a single vote.

tery. Defenders of P. R. say the aide itmiiaici uguiea uiuve timi many But the Democratic rotolactor voters wlll not follow a poliUcaI broke down and the cream curdled. mftchlne bUntUv if glven a oppor.

That Is why sour looks are still be-, tunity to an efective -tag exchanged among some of the lectivity amon? candidates and five organization men from Brook- platforms lyn who will sit in the 1940-41 City: Council. The bitterness was born: Proportional Representation, like earlv in the campaign when a couple everything else In life, has of 'the candidates violated but there is this to be agreement and cut into the back- yards of their running mates in their quest for No. 1 votes. This started a scramble among all seven and begot a feeling of suspicion hirh fi.rArf inU inririonu tht. Mrrv v.

Armnrv u-hon t.ho'ed to the Council, would have been votes were counted. Six independent candidates, copying the blueprints of the Democratic organization, built a little rotolactor of their own which wa: strewn all over the landscape in the stress and pull and vote-greed o' the campaign. IMS WAS THE PLAN Here is how the vote-go-round was intended to work. The seven Democratic organization candidates were put in alphabetical order Cashmore, Dtgiovanna, Hart, McCarthy, Nolan, Sharkey and Vogel. Tn the territory allotted to Council Vice Chairman John Cashmore, which was all of the 5th.

11th and 20th A. D.s and parts of the 10th Mid 22d. thousands of cards were printed and all party speakers and doorbell ringers were ordered to in-1 struct voters to mark their ballots 1 No. 1 for Cashmore, No. 2 for Di- giovanna.

No. 3 for Hart and so on.l Throughout the 4th, 9th and nthi A. Djs the Instructions were to vote No. 1 for Councilman Joseph Sharkey, No. 2 for Edward Vogel, No.

3 for Cashmore, No. 4 for Di- If 4, I py, FOR Mi, JJJ "The construction of this roadway will necessitate the entrance off Beach 116th Mr. Brunner said, "which is already a very congested area. The entrance be only about 200 feet north of Rockaway Beach Boulevard and will create a bottleneck similar to the one that prevailed at Beach 95t hSt. and Broad Channel Drive before it was eliminated by Mr.

Moses' improvements. It will also prevent the parking of those who desire to shop in this area." TunefCal Bfa DIRECTORS MAI CFV CTn'liv! IJ1! I lL)LI UMjTIY Chrpels numutotf. in all communmes for Xmas Give Him A Gift Certificate They're .95 All STYLE DEMANDS! Thot you five him Jay Lord Gift Certificate from $3.50 W. 38(k N. C.

I52J Pilkia I lly. CONSTRUCTIVE GIFTS. 10c to $50. Model building materials and sets of all types model boats, raca cars, engines, etc. FEW CYCLONE AIRCRAFT CO.

217 Flatbush Ave. Open evenings THE BROOKLYN EAGLE With complele news of all sports. 3 months $3. 6 months M. one year $11.

CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT. BROOKLYN EAGLE, Brooklyn, N. Y. MAin 4-8200. AXEL'S FISHINO TACKLE THE IDEAL GIFT.

AXEL'S Shtfpshcad Bar. DEwey -B494 Metropolitan Distributors, Inc. COMMERCIAL AUTO RENTING BROOKLYN BRANCH OOLD AND CONCORD STREETS. PHONE MEDALLION 3-4OO0. CUMBERLAND PHARMACY "A Prescription Institute" Ave.

at Cumberland Brookha. Telephone Cumberland 8-5133-8358. Prompt Delivery Board of Health Btation. 3ARAOE8. GAS STATIONS, PORTABLE BUILDINGS.

Wood. Metal. Steel. Metal Ceilings. L.

I. Largest Garage Contractor. Lutters Portable Garage. 119th St. and 20th College Point; PLushlng 9-1196.

1ICKS-C0STAWN0 CO. WE BUY PAPER IN WHOLESALE LOTS. PHONE FOR REPRESENTATIVE. 697 Kent Ave. Evergreen 7-3880.

BARNEY SPINELLA BOWLINO AND BILLIARDS, INC. 28 and 57 Wllloughby St. MAin 4-9563. LET'S GO FORMAL THIS NEW YEAR'SI Latest Models Tuxedos, Evening Gowns. Wrsps IBrldal Gownst.

All Accessories, Rlti Formal Wear, 429 Stone Ave. DI. 2-7274 Reliance Reproduction 240 W. 40TH N. Y.

C. LONO. 5-4515. BAY RIDGE VETERINARY SERVICE Treatments at Home or Hospital 375 52d St. 8Terling 8-0284.

PARK BOWLING ACADEMY Bar and Grill. Specia.1 Club Rates. 5222 13th Ave. Windsor 8-9804. GLENDALl LUMBER CO.

THE YARD OF SERVICE AND QUALITY Cooper 73d Place. Glendale, L. HAIR Scalp specialist; European method; home treatments: convalescents, invalids. Edith Bradley, 1 W. 125th St.

LEhigh 4-1858 GEERY INC. INSURANCE 120 Broadway, N. Y. C. REctor 2-2040.

BROOKLYN PROGRESS BLUE PRINT CO. 193 Joralemon St. TRiangle 5-0698. WONDERSAW MFG. CO.

SAWS FOR PRINTERS 192 7TH N. Y. C. WATKINS 8-8718. D.

NELSON. INC. Wholesale Dist'a Magasines. Newspapers. 328 State St.

MAin 4-2407. CHAS. D. STRANO, INC. Moving.

Storage. Over 50 Yeara Service Satisfaction J5 Coney Is. Ave. (at Pros.Pk. I.Win.

8-4500 McOCINNESS REILLY AUCTIONEERS. LEGAL ADVERTISERS 1E5 MONTAGU! STREET. TRI. 5-5457. CHIN' CHOW CATERING CO.

Chinese-American Food to Tavern! and Clubi. Prompt Delivery. Virginia 3-4665. JAMES BROS. CO.

Electric Roto Rooter Sewer Cleaning. 8524 Third Ave. SHore Road 5-2653. MERRY XMAS FROM WM. F.

REYNOLDS. CITY ADVERTISING SERVICE 4-5 Court Square. Brooklyn. TR. 5-5017.

INTER CITY NEWS CO. Wholesale Dlst'r Periodicals, Newspapers. 90 Classon Avr. Evergreen 8-6840. i 1 ff 1 A A fW Viitn nrv War li far from the minds of 4,000 Brooklyn school children who were quizzed on their plans for the future and their present Interests in the second annual child interest survey conducted by the WPA for the Junior Inspector's Club.

Only one boy of the 4,000 said that QJ-f vouth. were announced vesterday by Matthew Napear of 85-10 34th jacusun neignus, cuinmauuci ui chief of the club, which has head- GiXxt for the Ifiotne FOR TH1 SENTIMENTAL PERSON WITH A PRACTICAL SIDE A Big 6 Cubic Fool REFRIGERATOR $159.90 Small Payment Now Pay No Mora Till March Ask your nearest autheriied Rex Cola dealer to shew you this and other bargains today! iKi STOVsuCnsct BKNSONHt)RST home appliance co. eioi isth Ave. 5204 Nrw utrecht Ave. hctjry c.

bornfmann cq 352 Court 8t CUmbfrland 6-5984 WKDLAY RADIO PER VICE 340 Suraer Ave. jEiferscn 3-4526 illardi co inc. 895 Broadway EVerern 8-2439 v-w. 6S4 Bedford Ave. EVertreen 7-2882 A.

LAKIN. INC. 757 and 945 Manhattan Ave. EV. 9-4373-4 oforoe p.

mattebon. inc. 10-A Latayette Ave. STerlinn. 3-4600 R.

SETTINERI ft SON 2364 McDonald Ave. Esplanade 2-6012 SPARKS RADIO CO. 3413 Fifth Ave. Windsor 9-6111 TRi-BORO REFRIGERATION SERVICE sterlins Place. STerling 3-8019 VANDFRBILT HOME IMPROVEMENT CO 595 Vanderbi't Ave.

STcrl 3-4699 The Gift Thai Pay for Usel), An Elpc'ric Sewing Machine This Smort Walnut Finished Console Specially priced $39-50 Includiltf All Attaehments Only S5 Down. Bal. Monthly Our Complete Display ABRAHAM STRAUS Sewing Machine Drpl. FI I.TON 8.. TB.

5-7M0 Free Dressmaking Course in Our School inrlurled singer electric consoles $29.50 Electric portables. $11. 95: Treadles. 4.50 s-year guarantee-term? whit? 'roUU Electric" white sewing' machine service BROOKLYN BRANCH. 380 BRIDGE 8T.

(1 BLOCK NORTH A. AN EXCELLENT XMAS GIFT Have Your Pictures Retrained Now. RUDOLPH STAEB 25 Years With Abraham Straus. Picture Framing, Regilding. Paintings Restored.

Eipert and Skilled Workmanship 208 Livingston si. TRlangle 5-7871. DEERHEADS. POLAR BEAR. LEOPARD AND TIGER RUGS.

BEAUTIFUL COLORED BIRDS. ANIMALS, ETC. Hofuiann Taxidermist Stsfilos GATES AVE. FOX. 9-0127 THE BROOKLYN EAGLE Brooklyn's reat home newspaper is the ideal xmas gilt for every famllv.

3 months. S3: 6 6: 1 year. $11. CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT. BROOKLYN EAGLE.

Brooklyn. N. Y. MAin 4-6200. KEEP THE HOME FIRES BURNING! Block Wood.

Kindling Wood. Fireplace Logs. Reasonable Prices. Prompt Deliverips. OOWANUS DUNNAGE FIREWOOD CO.

142 21st St. (Open evenings). South B-4972 CHANDLER PIANO INC. Consoles. Grand and Studio Pianos Sold Rented, Repaired.

Prices Reasonable. EsUmatrs Free. 166 Livingston St. (nr. Smith).

TRi. 5-0158 LOGS. 49e. up: andirons, accessories, fire places, livery. at attractive prices: prompt de- 8IEORIST, 206 Flatbush Ave.

(Bergen St. I. OIL PAINTINGS CLEANED. RELTNED. restored original beauty.

In studio or your home. 23 yrs. personal experience. Chapel-lirr Studios. 101 W.

71th. N.Y.C. EN. 2-3612 XMAS PETS Blde-a-Wee. 410 38th also Wn-tagh.

L. I. Spaniels, police, kittens. Beautiful animal cemetery. SCRAPIE'S WAXT MAIN 2-1681, Cookies for the Fastidious.

Ordrrs Taken Now, Lovely Gift Packages. Parties. Teas Catered Ann Jay, LOr. MEHL A BAUER, INC. CATERERS Herkimer St.

NEvins 8-7764. ANDIRONS. 50c: BRASS. $2. Fireplaces.

Screens. Logs. Fire Sets. ENTIN. 1992 No-trand Ave.

(Foster). Brooklyn. Everything Electrical for the Home. VVaM.o 6) U0 1 Jl to 'Ct TREAT CRISPS CHRISTMAS DAY AND EVERY T)Y. GOLDEN BROWN POTATO CHIPS At All Oocd Delicatessen Stores.

i ton Beach is the home ot the book worm; Red Hook children like their stories true and their motion pic tures romantic, and Flatbush grows Jitterbugs by the score. There Benny Goodman heads the "ideal man" list. Three Congregations To Hear Dr. Papurt A sound approach to combat anti-Semitism will be voiced by Dr. M.

J. Papurt, prominent Brooklyn psychiatrist and psychologist a Joint lecture forum and meeting of the congregation of Union Temple. Shoarl Zedek and Garfield Temple if I Gift Ideas With a stein on the table the plainest food tastes good, espe cially If It's Ebling's Extra Special, that grand old beer that brewed right here In Brooklyn at 937 Fulton St. prize gift is a trip to Miami Beach. The Blue Star Travel Service of 5 E.

27th Manhattan, has an "all-included" round trip, tour IOr JUSl (D. MOpe Dl. men will be kind to you! At your bridge table or buffet the cookies of Ann Jay, 90 Elmwood Manhattan, will delight your guests. Pound and three-quarter boxes made up as gift packages. Mail orders welcomed.

Take your Christmas checks and use them for a down payment on the home of your dreams. Let Edward Lyons o'. 531 Nostrand Ave. find the house you want now and arrange terms with him now. Clocks keep very good time out in Bay Ridge because Juell M.

Bie of 7810 5th Ave. does such wonderful repair work. If you want to be on time for holiday parties better see him soon. My, oh my, how good the egg nogs taste when they're made from milk from the Glenridge Farms. Call them at Jefferson 3-2939 today and ask them to sart delivering that rich, creamy milk.

And with all the candid camera business you just can't go wrong if you give cameras to every name on your list. Get them at the Camera Center, 596 Grand Ave. easy payments If you wish. Chriytraaj' fci Clxxh? 3 THE DIME SAVINGS BANK OF BROOKLYN JOIN OUR 1940 CHRISTMAS CLUB PLANS 25c to $10 WEEKLY MAIN OFFICE DeKalb Av. at Fulton St.

BRANCHES Klllh St. at 18th Ave. AVENl at Coney Island Ave. CITY SAVINGS BANK MAIN OFFICC: Fl.tomh Ave. at Lafayatta (I block from Ln lilaai R.

It. Ita.) BRANCH 63J Bay Partvay at 22ni Ava. Statiaa, Sel Reich Line YULE CHEER FOR 1944) join Roosevelfi 1940 Bigger and Better Christmas Club Nov. 8 "Small Change" Plans. 25c.

to $10 Weekly. Call or write ROOSEVELT SAVINGS BANK 1024 GATES BROOKLYN Phone FOxcroft a -1800 JOIN OUR. 1840 CHRISTMAS CLUB Weekly Payment! from 25c. up tt $25 Bank by Mall. Send for Detail! THE DIMS SAVINGS BANK OP WILLIAMSBURG Havemever and So.

5th Brooklyn, at Williamsburgh Bridge Plaza. Gift for tier Look Yoar Best for the Holidays BEAUTY TREATMENT 35c. Now Selling Christmas Gift Certificates. Maracina's Beauty Shop 726 Nostrand Ave. STerling 3-9044 EXPERT REMODELING! $15.

BLUE RIBBON FUR SHOPS1 MANUFACTURERS OP SMARTLY STYLED CUSTOM. READY-MADE FURS. CHR13TMAS GIFT! FUR JACKET, HAT, MUFF, $30: COAT, HAT, MUFF $50. 208 WEST 27TH ST. LACKAWANNA 4-6552.

THE BROOKLYN EAGLE With all the latest news of fashions, the newest recipes, shopping news, 3 months $3. 6 months $6, one year $11. CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT, BROOKLYN EAGLE, Brooklyn, N. Y. MAID 4-6200.

PIANOS $10 DOWN NEW. USED. STUDIOS. $99 SPINETS. $139: GRANDS.

$149 WIS8NER. 59 FLATBUSH BROOKLYN AT YOUR SERVICE, INC. Mean! what It saya. Our expert shoppers relieve your gift problems. ABSOLUTELY NO FEEI Come In or phone MU, 3-7980, Chrysler Building.

SLENDERIZE LICENSED MASSEUSE. Swedish and American massage; speciaiia-ing in spinal treatment. Amalia Groas, 659 Manhattan Ave. Evergreen 8-7438. ANGERT.

908 FLATBUSH AVE. Everything tn Toiletries Perfumes, compacts. Lipsticks, Cut Rate. Prescriptions, Drugs, Cut Rate. IMPORTED BOBS, TRANSFORMATIONS cleaned, rewaved.

75c. Transformation! $22.50 up. Edith Allen. 147 West 23d Bt. CHeliea 2-3449.

MARIS OSBORN. well known reducing expert; ultr modern equipment: aervtclng Bay Ridge 13 years. 76th 8L SH. 8-4324. LOEB'8 HEALTH STUDIO Massage, reducing, gymnastics, baths; trial treatments 1170 Brighton Beach Ave.

DEwey 6-9882. I WrutinerJr. the COW merry-go-round. bossies stepped, in order. uDon sfu "aly and often in its favor: Without P.

neither Mrs. Earle, one of Brooklyn's outstanding civic workers of all time, nor Mr. Laidler. the oily doctor of philosophy ever elect cici'Lcru. rvsiuc Hum iiic ueiouuai ability of these two distinguished Brooklynitss, each of them represents a substantial political minority in the borough.

The fact that such a large minority group as the Republican party is without representation from Brooklyn is not the fault of P. R. With-; out going Into the question of whether it was Mr. Surpless' fault or that of the G. O.

the defeat of Mr. Suroless was due to the re- fusal of thousands of Republicans to vote for him. His siding with Tammany against Mayor LaGuar- dia In the pinches and his part in last year's disruptive Republican; primary weighed heavily with many G. O. P.

voters lfl.notl,,.1 The alternative to P. R. and the, election of Mrs Earle and Mr. Laidler would be! an election of Councilmen districts which, would have re sulted this year, COuntv election according to the figures, in a Brooklyn delegation of nine Democratic organization Councilmen, with no representation for the minority groups. An attractive alternative it would be for the Dem ocratic organization, and that the imam reason for all the howling r.

n. I 1 Ipwitll I POflPFC J' lvUCl 3 Map Plan Today Council of the United Synagogue of Mr. Moss announced that the! completed plans will probablv pro- i vide for aid to American Jewish; congrega.tions to enable them to I increase their membership, to strenethen their financial structure it. i 11. 'I Services to Honor Dr.

J.D. Dillingham A memorial school assembly for Dr. James D. Dillingham, late prin. ham organized the Newtown High School and served at its helm for 34 years, nursing its growth from a student body of 60 to one of nearly 9.000.

with a curriculum embracing 10 courses of study. Men's Club to Hold 5 Forum Meetings An annual forum on current world problems, consisting of five meetines at which prominent speak- ers will appear, will be instituted SO tVn uy mc East Midwood Jewish Center at 1625 Ocean Ave. I The speakers will Include James, Waterman Wise, Dec. 12; Fischer, Jan. 16; James G.

McDon-j aid, president of the Brooklyn In- iStitute of Arts and Sciences, Feb 13; Jay Allen, March 12, and Luawi; Lewisohn, April 16. The forum committee consists of Rabbi Harry Halpern. Tickets for. the meetings may be purchased at: the center. I 92 i giovanna, etc.

The alphabetical se-j A concrete program for strength-quence held in the other sectors ening the religious life of American where each of the other five, in Jewish communities will be the prin-turn, headed the list. Had the sys- cipal business of the semi-annual tem been perfect, all 23,766 of Mr. meeting of the National Executive ANN SHERIDAN RATES Adventure movies take first pref erence, Aim tsucriuau is me imwiiic actress and Richard Green the favorite actor. "Plnnochio" won book honors, with "Alice In Wonderland," "Treasure Island" and "Little Women" trailing. "Gang Busters" draws the largest radio audience from among the youngsters, with "The Lone Ranger" second, Fannie Holiday Here's a way to get the money you need for Christmas presents: The Jefferson Personal Finance.

Company of 1302 Flatbush Ave. and 1405 Bedford Ave. will lend you up to $300 on your car. There's still time to get a new silhouette for Christmas. Loch's Health Studio at 1170.

Brighton Beach Ave. will Just about make, you over with ma-stage and exei- else and they invite you to have' a trial treatment. For the cup that cheers Flatbush residents will find all the ingre-j dients needed at the Bedford! Plaza Wine and Liquor Newkirk, corner Flatbush Ave. Delivered in a Jiffy, too. This year's lack of Christmas money ihould have taught a lesson.

Plan right now that it won't happen again, by Joining the 1940 Christmas Club now forming at the City Savings Bank, Flatbush Ave. at Lafayette St. The Bide-a-Wee Home at 410 E. 38th or Wantaeh. L.

Is the Dlace to go to pick out that Christmas pet for the children. They've some fine spaniel and police puppies and kittens. Seems as though you should not need a reminder to look your best lor the holidays. If you do Mara-cina's Beauty Shop at 726 No-strand Ave. will make a new woman of you.

They're offering gift certificates, too. Gift Tor the family Gifts Forever DIAMONDS Watches Gold, Platinum Jewelry A. A. WEBSTER, Inc. 487 FULTON Op.

AS Subway ti Lawrence er Hoyt Bora Hall IBTII ANNIVERSARY UNREDEEMED DIAMONDS At Very Low Prices. Nationally Advertised Watches (New) Reduced 301 to 40 'r. TEITELBAUM'S PAWN SHOP 1266 Broadway, Near Ralph Ave. WyotneedmamoMy Loans, Any Amount, on Personal Collatr No red tape. Easy repayments.

Lowt Prevailing Rates. Mark Good stein 8 279 Bridge St. TRi. 5-7916. Hospitalisation.

Your Family Needs 1 LOW RATES AMPLE PROTECTION Individual or Group Prom 4 to Yea; P. J. MAYER. AGENT National Casualty Co. ol Detroit 203 Montague Bt.

TRi. 5-357j. Bell Howell Cameras and Projectors Easy Time Payments Arranged. CAMERA CENTER 596 Grand Brooklyn. EV.

7-0232 Frieteas's Wine 1028 Nostrand Ave. ORDERS TJELIVERBD PROMPTLY. Bedford Plaza Wine and Liquor Store Prop. John Cottone. Complete Line.

Prompt Delivery. Newkirk cor. Flatbush Ave INg. 2-8600. GRANT SQUARE LIQUOR-STORE Bottled Bonded Whisky $1.10 60c "i pt Straight Bourbon.

$1 pt $1.85 ot. 1375 Bedford nr. Bergen. STer. 3-8547 PARK SLOPE WINES ANdTiQUORS- i IMMEDIATE FREE DELIVERY 1204 8TH AVI.

SOUTH 8-9616. SOUTH BROOKLYN LIQUOR. INC." Special Holiday Packages. Prompt Delivery. 429 5TH AVE.

SOUTH 8-2910. PIERREPONT WINE A LIQUORSTORE. complete oiocas immeaiate Lienverv. 188 Plerrepont St. (at Fulton).

TRi. 5-1759 KINGSWAY LIQUOR STORE Quality Wines. Liquors. Prompt Deliveries 1601 Kings Highway. ESp.

5-2085. Kingston Ave. Wines Ar Liquor Inc. COMPLETE STOCK. PROMPT DELIVERY.

109 Kingston Ave. Bergen i. PRes. 3-6620. RAND LIQUOR STORE Christmas Specials.

Prompt Deliveries. 1029 Bedford Ave. (Lafayetlel. ST. 3-3399.

BARSHAY SAROFF7INC." All Standard Brands. Prompt Delivery, 11J8 AVENUE J. NAVARRE 8-4166. )i i)R EWER Finest 8tocked Liquor store inBay Ridge. 10 mln.

Delivery Service. G813 4th Ave. (at subway). SH. 8-2421.

ELI AS WINES" LIQUOR 8TORE-COMPLETE STOCK. PROMPT DELIVERIES 329 Van Brunt St. Cumberland 6-4381. nan? rr the Children THE BROOKLYN EAGLE Snecial features for the kiddles. Aunt Jean Column, the Junior Eagle, famous comics.

3 months. $3: 6 months. $6: 1 vear, $11. CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT, BROOKLYN EAGLE, Brooklyn. N.

Y. MAin 4-6200. FAVORrrEUSiCAlTlNirrRUMENT Loaned Free for Home Practice. WINN SCHOOL OF MUSIC 590 Nostrand Corner Atlantic. PETER PAN SCHOOL Boarding, Day, Kindergarten, 8B; dramatics, dancing; medical supervision.

1226 Ocean Parkway. Navarro 8-1516. LARGE SELECTION OF TOYS! Carriages. Furniture. Bicycles: also Repairing C.

MAG ID. 218 Rogers Ave. STerling 3-0028 1 Jft Wine Liqcor Store SLocum 6-8988. i Vogel's votes would have gone to Mr. Cashmore when Mr.

vogel wasj America mis aiternoon in the jew-eliminated after the 40th tally. By lsh Theological Seminary, Manhat-the same token Mr. Sharkey would tan. it was announced yesterday by have gained 36.529 votes when, Louis J. Moss of Brooklyn, national Frank A.

Nolan vas dropped after president. the 43d tally. Prominent religious and lay lead- ers will attend the meeting in order BUT IT WENT AWRY to set up machinery for putting the Here's how far off center the program into immediate operation. 4 I I I ftv StoliAy A travel BUS TERMINAL SPECIAL CHRISTMAS HATES Om Way ..11.35 7 00 3.110 ...1170 leltewMs' Allinlit Clt Boston wisniatien i fiM 'raiKiieea Ckelee ef ratrfet. MS 43D ST.

BRyant 1-MMIK) Xmas Miami Beach, $75 10 DAYS. ALL EXPENSES INCLUDED EXCELLENT HOTELS, ALL. MEALS Also on Luxury Train, Slshtsecltiit. BLUE STAR East 27th St. MU.

5-618 FOB THE PLEASURE OP PINE TRAVEl CRUISES EVERYWHERE MEYER WALTNSR TRAVEL SERVICE 7Z "on St. at Lafayette Ave. Tel. STerllne 3-2760. until 8pm OA Horn your Vwn A Chrtm Gift- 75 AN EVERLASTING GIFT FOR ALI, THE FAMILY HOME IN WF.STCIIESTER COUNTY IIOMEj FROM TO l) .100 The Yonken Savings and Loan Association "8 North Broadway Yankeri, N.

Y. PHONES: YONKERS 570 AND 17 HATBtlSH HOMES A FINE HOME IS A WONDERFUL INVESTMENT AND AN EXCELLENT CHRISTMAS GIFT. Inspect the lollowtns: 2701 AVENUE N. 160 ROAD. 543 EAST 1STH STREET.

M. C. O'BRIEN, INC. 1184 Flatbush Ave. BUck.

2-1900. MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS MERRY! Buv your own home. We have eiceptlonal opportunities at very low prices and terma to suit. Remember, ownerahip of prop-I erty is the creaust natural incentlvt to human advancement THE COLONIAL REALTY INC. 6903 4th Avenue.

SHore Road 5-6300. A HOME FOR CHRISTMASI Small cash down, balance easy. Many banalns on our listal Make this Chrlstmaj a merry EDWARD LYONS, 531 Nostrand Ave. NEvlnj 1-9000. BABYLON 4-room corv bungalow, among Pines, on large plot.

$395: $50 cash, balance In three years. Write Martin B. Stein, 87-80 Grown Forest Hills, L. I. foreclosure: 1-famlly, 9 rooms, porch.

2 garages; 30x1001 private driveway; near lubway, shopping, school, $4.750 Bowley, 368 E. 17th St. beautiful 1-famlly. 7 rooms; garage: oil burner. Frlaldalre: many extra.

Boise it Nash, 1515 Flatbush Ave. $1,200 UP All Brooklyn and Long Islind: all C. P. Stewart, 9102 Sutphln JAmaica 6-1142. CHOICE selection private residences, room ing nouses, apartment! ana business property for sale, rent, lease.

Beattla Real Estati and Insurance, 323 Flatbush Ave. OIVB YOUH FAMILY A LASTING GIFT. a home of their own. For llstlnga that merit consideration see SLOMKA 1878 86th Et. BEachvlew 2-3300.

46TH 733 Two-family brick (mod ern): 11 rooms, 2 baths; oil heat: price $6.500. Dawstan Realty Co. BOuth 8-6162. BAY RIDOE J-Family Brick. 11 Rooms: -car Garage.

Rented for $85. Price $6,250. HARRY, A. LEVINE. 32 COURT ST.

FLA'. USH FULL PRICE $2,550 ONE-FAMILY. ROOMS; OIL HEAT PALEY, 1502 Flatbush Ave. MAns. 6-4000 FLATBUSH HOMES.

$3,950 UP. 4 Interest. 10 cash: 15-vear im MAHER 1350 FLATBUSH AVE. PLATBUShV-Detached 1-famlly; near park: 6 rooms: 26x100: $3,700. McGann, 2935 Avenue R.

Esplanade 5-7186. FOR BAY RIDOE PROPERTY MICHAEL P. CURNIN. INC. 873ei 4TH AVE.

SHORE ROAD 8-6100 FLATBUSH 1788 EAST 39TH STREET 1-famlly brick detaohed house garage; 8 rooms. 2 baths, Xmas special. $7,500 JJS. GOULD SONS INC. TR.

5-2300. Where to fdint? Chow-Mein Delivered on Order to Private Homes. Clubs. Organizations. Lowest Prices.

TELEPHONE YOUR ORDER. CHIN fc LEE INC. 113 Bank N. Y. C.

CHelsea 3-6840 WEISMANTEL'S SHOW BOAT Tickets $5, tax total $5 50 per person. Including turkey dinner, all the beer vou can drink. New Year's reservations early. Broadwav Revue nightly. 814 Jamaica Ave.

APplegaw 7-9853. HOTEL MOHAWK 379 Washington Ave. PRospeet 8-1900 Ideal Town Residence 8h Ave. subway at corner BARBY'S RESTAURANT EXCELLENT FOOD MODERATE PRICES. 329 WASHINGTON ST.

MAIN 5-8514. STANLEY'S CAFETERIA "Food Center of Boro Hall" 315 Washington near Myrtle Ava. RO8E DRILL The Most Reasonable Place for Good Food. Myrtle Ave. (Boro Halll.

MAin 5-7776. This featare will appear every Friday, Sunday and Wednesday from Dec. 1 to Dec 22 Inclusive. For information ci' Main 4-62CC ExtecRisT, 82. nrn 51 for the famil A GIFT FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY WURLITZER SPINETTE Special Xmai Terms NOW Other remarkable piano ONLY Taluei.

S1S5 lo $8S. Fe-turlnr a irrat variety nt SJi BS lljlrs, iliea and finithri. fml t9W WURLITZER 47 FLATBUSH AVE 1280 FLATBUSH AVE. CAMERA CORNER 11 1 a Kodak We Hare It. Comalela Line nf Cameras Movie Cameras ALL PHOTO SUPPLIES Large Film Rental Library SO Wiltouihb; St.

CUm. 6-HS6S Af.Dt.: MASON HAMLIN, HAViMAN 187 $2 weekly 10-YEAR GUARANTEE SAFREN DRYDOCK 4-1 III TENNIS TABLES 59 while line Easily folded Into imall pf 1 QC 5-B'v. Don't t-ble with othrr IL conttrL'ctian. Other rftnvwtihle JLln game tables. Free dot i very New Ytrh and Long llnri.

TRIANGLE STORE 182-4-8 FLAT 8USM AvENUE. NElei OUTS FOR ALL 13th Ave. leading drug store otters holiday aids, standard makes. Ooty'F. Evenlni In Pans.

Daaaett Ramsdell. Parker. Pen Set. Cameras. Schrafft's Candy, eic, at lowest prices.

Greeting Curds, Stationery. Small deposit reserves any article. Free delivery. MARTUC'CJ. rtlAtlMAUX 7801 13th Corner 78th St.

BENSONHURST 8-7032. CR0SSAND CHAIN, $5.00 10-Karat Solid dold. Real Value. Thousands. of Other Fine Gilts.

JUELL M. BIE, Bay Ridge Leading Jeweler, 7810 5th Brooklyn. RTHU Rj7 HEANEY, INC." PAWNBROKER (EST. 18701 OFFERS DIAMONDS JEWELRY MEN'S OVERCOATS 2 UP MEN'S SUITS 4 UP Fur Coats, Musical Instruments. etc.

214 Atlantic Ave. MAin 4-3182 A CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR ALL THE YEAR If 9 LINDEN BLVD. One 3 and one 5 room apartments: cross ventilation, Incinerator, elevator; spacious. Attractive rentals. Owner-managed AN ALL-YEAR GIFT 7S PROSPECT PARK W.

OVERLOOKING PARK MODERN ELEVATOR BUILDING 5 LOVELY ROOMS CHOICE LOCATION LIFE INSURANCE LOANS Placed with banks. Maximum rate 3'4. Evishntr Innns refinanced. No amortisation. No additional charges.

Minimum loan tl.OOO CENTRE ASSOCIATES 565 Fillh N. Y. C. PLaza 8-3121. GSISG SOUTH THIS YEAR? Store Your Furniture With WM.

H. STRANO WAREHOUSES, INC. Mutini FirfDroof Storage. Est. 1875.

892-910 Atlantic Ave. NEvins 8-7200 TUTORING In all Elementary and Hluh School Sublerts. Special help In preparations lor final and Resents examinations. Educational Institute. Albee Theater Building.

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ESTABLISHED 1874. 1341 Fullon St. (Verona). ST. IMMEDIATE CASH UP TO $100 FOR CHRISTMAS TO AUTO OWNERS JEFFERSON'S PERSONAL FINANCE CO.

1302 Flatbush Ave. IBedtord) MAn. 1405 Bedford Ave THE BROOKLYN EAOLE All the news of Brooklyn and the people you know. 3 months $3. 6 months $6.

one year $11. CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT. BROOKLYN EAGLE. Brooklyn, N. Y.

MAin 4-6200. SrpRTLANI) Ea Two kitchenette, bath; reasonable rental Superintendent on premi.t' or DeWltt. DeWltt. ME, MSTAVENHAGEN CO. Pawnbrokers.

581 5th Ave. at 16: Pi Diamonds, Wrist Watches, Jewelry Bargain Prices. Sporting flood', Slightly Used Clothing. theeblingbrIewing cz MAKERS OF EBLING'S "EXTRA" "THAT GRAND OLD BEER" 937 FULTON ST. PROSPECT 0.9000.

1 A GIFT-FOR ALL YEAR FLATBUSH -829 Ocean Parkway; 5 rooms, bea'itituliv modern, distinctive building, spurious rooms, high ceilings, cross ventilation. Eleotrolux. incinerator, elevator; $5. Superintendent, TYPEWRITER SPECIAL8, $10; all makes sold, rented; also portables; terms. Rosenbaam's.

1582 Broadway (Halsey). OImore-9400; "7- GLENRIDGE 778 HART ST. JEFFERSON 3-2939 Distributor! of Quality Milk Proaucts GOODMAfrsToPTICAL SHOP Reliable Workmanship. Holiday Sperials. 399 Fulton St.

(Boro Ham. tki DAVE ADELMAN Radios. Electrical Appliances. Silverware 367 PEARL ST. CUMBERLAND 6-8616 PERSONALIZE your greetings.

Quality Amarinalv records of voice or playing. inw rat's. Private studio. BUrk. 4-6444.

til I I 1 1 Democratic vote-go-round really, was: Mr. Cashmore got 6.S37, only I 29 percent, of Mr. Voxel's second choice votes. The next largest number, 2.322. went to an American Ijhnr tiartv r-nnrlirtatp Josenh Bel-1 Andrew Armstrong, got 1.591 trans- tablish necessary religious institu-fers from Mr.

Vogel. Harry W. 1 Hons and obtain spiritual leaders. Laidler, the Laborite who ventu-ally was elected, got only 437 second choice votes directly from Mr. Vogel, but later caught many of tViftan ir'pnt.

tn Mr Rplslcv and Mr. Armstrong after they, too, were eliminated. Councilman Genevieve' B. Earle. Fusion thorn in the side i of the Democratic organization, got1 691 votes on the bounce from Mr.

Vogel, while Councilman William cipal of the Newtown High School McCarthy, Democrat, got only 634. and prominent citizen of the com-The transfer of Mr. Nolan's 36.529 miinity, will be held in Dillingham votes followed a more orthodox or- Hall of the school Doc. 8. Friends ganization pattern.

Councilman and associates of the late educator Pharkey got 13.983, or 38 percent, and the school's alumni are invited Councilman McCarthy got 6,362 and to attend. the surviving Democrats got good 1 Speakers at the assembly will be chunks. But 1.427 of Mr. Nolan's the Rev. Dr.

Daniel Poling, author second choices went to Councilman and former pastor of the Marble Abner -jless, Republican: 647 to Collegiate Church, Manhattan; Dr. Counci t''ii Armstrong. 645 to John L. Tildsley, former associate Counciffnan Earle and 297 to Mr. superintendent in charge of high Laidler.

schools; Dr. William V. Hagendorn. vice dean of the Brooklyn Law WHERE WAS LOYALTY? School, and other prominent figures. Among the six independents who Music will be supplied by the school adopted the plan there was even less choir and orchestra, cohesion anl loyalty.

Those who One of the outstanding leaders of entered into a compact were Mrs the city school system, Dr. Dilling- Ellen A. Olson, Patrick J. Fin-negan, James Duggan, Franklin B. Horbelt, Lippman Eisen-berg and Irving 1 a y.

When the 2.628 votes for Mrs Olson, first of the six "co-oper-a to be eliminated, were transferred, exactly two vote? went to her running mate, Mr. is be rg. Mr MOiaaw.SKy also gain two votes. Mr. Finnegan got 34 votes Xrom Mrs Olson, Mr.

Duggan got 19 and Mr. Horbelt 18. The votes gained from Mrs. Olson by her five running mates, added together, were less than one-fourth nf transfer from Mrs. Olson's table to that of Mr.

Surpless, the Republican. Mr. Surpless profited bv 312 votes from her elimination. I 1 Councilman Sharkey, Samuel KreuUser, chairman; George gained 269: Councilman Earle, Fu- Rosenberg, Dr. Sidney G.

Gordon, eionist, gained 131, and Councilman Louis Levy, Samuel Rothstein, Sam-Armstrone. Laborite. gained 88. iuel Karasov, Murray Knabe and BAP P. R.

AS TOTTER Pemocratia organization spokes-.