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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1937 Li Mm icenses rutgc Cheerful Girl Cripple, 14, Graduated With Honor Solomon Soieae: 329 Grand St. Ina Pollack. 2092 Dean Milton Perloff, 2545 N. 32d rtelphla. Pfl Es'her Kra'nov.

174 Orafton St, John Fel'on, "181 Lewis Ave Ado.e Chappell. 381 Lewie Ave. James Pnse. Newport. I.

tov-he JOJ2 Mvrt Ave, Ernest Allen. 137 St Manhs'tan. Maude Bruce. 110-10 8th Wan.ng'nn. D.

John Pehiso. 159 Cartoll St Maria Grella 430 Humboldt St. Lonls Allen. 523 Putnam Ave. Sai ah Holmes.

25 Jefferson Av William Friedman. 550 Crown St. Bertna Berman. 500 Crown fi'. Nuorln Grajtiano.

78 Navy St Carmeila Cavaliere. 69 Navy St. Frank Kleinman. 407 Myrtle Ave. Dorothy Herring- 407 Myrtle Ave.

1 HI ''I Mark Mandelnaum. 385 3d St. Fia Goidberg. 906 Drilas Ave. Jehn Aileaaandro.

114 Hamiltoa Av, Aioa Oltavinn, Crucible. Pa. Lawrence Callahan 107.VA Greene Ave. Margate! Kund'e. Suyvesant Ave.

Santl Zuccaro. Prn-prrt Ave Antonette DlComa. 32 Driais Ave Salvatore Barraco, 250 Melrose St. Anna Vlviann. 167 Jefferson St.

St Clair Osborne. 129-20 134th St Ozone Park. Elizabeth Mongan. 152 Cornelia St. Salvatore Rosso.

519 Monroe St Ciioponca Delia Rota. 414 2d St. Joseph Cefalo. 1419 13th S. Irene Benanti.

1419 13th St. Alfonso Carleo. 758 Union St. Mary Irato, 214 Avenue T. Harold Llpman, 81 Wllloughby Ave.

Jeanette Strahi, 1070 I. 24th St. Preston Mottur. 424 Albany Ave, Helen Penny. 889 New York Ave.

Isadore Oroaaer. 66 Lake St. Dorothy Brooks, 554 Fort Hamilton Pkway. William Wynne, 285 wyckoff St. Jennie Farretl.

28 St. Mark Avt. 26,680 Here Waiting to Cry School's Out Term Closes Tomorrow Pupils, and Teachers Set for Gay Vacation School closes tomorrow and thousands of children will shout with glee they turn In their much-thumbed text books and receive report cards Indicating when and where to report for Fall classes. Ma ynschool teachers will head (or vacation pca, while others have booked passage on transatlanalc liners. The Board ot Education said that 68,323 sohool children will be free to go place and do things after tomorrow.

Of these 26,680 boys and girls are Brooklynites. KENNETH JOHNSON. 52 Clark St EVELYN McCAUSLAND, 462 13th St. JAMES CASEY. 485 Rodrerj Ave.

JOSEPHINE OLEJNIK. 466 Brooklyn Ave. LEON LEBOWITZ 143 Bfrten St CLAIRE PERLMAN, 693 Belmont Ave. EDWARD KLEINMAN. 3026 Br.

14th St. ANN RASKIN. 1256 E. 13th St. THOMAS CONKLIN.

220 Patrhen Ave ELEANOR DIROSSE. 231 Chauncej St. CHARLES KELLY. 391 19th St. MARGARET WORSDALI.

2923 Fort Hamilton Parkwav. JOHN OLEASON. 1817 35th St, MARION WILSON. B812 Colonial Road WILLIAM SEISSEN, 127 8. Broadway, White Plains.

KATHERINE BETHON, 1327 Jefferson Ave, JOSEPH KLEIN, 8119 6th Ave. ALICE MOORI. 85 71st St. JAMES SPILLANE 145 Hick St EVELYN PROMECENE. 272 85lh St.

LOUIS COHEN. 2S39 W. 25th St. BETTL BOLDBERO, 2B39 W. 24th St.

NATHAN CASS. 31 Johnson Ave. ANNE WACK. 650 Howard Ave. John Lowery.

2P15 Newklrk Ave. Helen Johnson. 519 E. 40th St. Milton Berk.

970 42d 8t. Martha Kotler, 969 43d St. Oenrtte Prescod. 537 Thrrmp Ave. Alice Robblns, 586 Macon St.

Jerry Thomas, 73-79 Bay 22d St Anna DpIGcnoversr, 59 Bay 22d St Harry Oasnn. Freehold. N. Maraaret. Schwendeman.

46 8tretford Rd. Jark Cohen. 20-38 31st St Aslorla Maraie Aragona, 1445 Lincoln Place. Gaetano Tavare. 424 Bay Ridge Ave.

Dons Jaeobson. 5205 6th Ave. Archie Baker. 1088 Dean St. Clara Goodwin, 1066 Dean St.

Joseph Downer. 1465 Pacific St. Louise White. 1465 Pacific St. Joseph 8turchio.

263 5th Ave. Josephine Imperial. 829 Union 81, Alfred Islde, 184 30th SI. Elvira Pace. 2166 12th St.

TODAY TOMORROW 500 turn iiTiidUTiOML srapmiT tm QUALIFYING FOK'THK i to. STOP GUESSING ABOUT WINES! Any brand is a good brand if these words are on the label: Produced by FRUIT INDUSTRIES ANDERBILT OBCAR OFFENSTEW. 1917 Ave, O. SYLVIA SMITH. 327 Sntriil-er Ave.

JACK BASS. 1310 Avr BENEDICTA MA1SEL. 30H2 13th St. SYLVAN COHEN. J03A 60th Ft.

PEARL STORFER, 2036 60tll SI. MALCOLM BLUB. 17 New York Ave. ANNE LUBY. 181 Marlcnje St.

BEN HENENSON. 575 W. St Manhattan. MARCH A ROTHSTEJN. "0 Kill Ave ROBERT GRUSKIN, 1U5 E.

14th St. BEATRICE COHEN, 1309 E. 7th St. DAVID OILMAN CROMPOND. WMt-chfrstrr County.

EVELYN KATZ. Oil St. Mark'a Ave. DAVID CAMPOLO. 2117 Pacific St.

RUTH STEIN, 3117 Pacific St. BERNARD PEUERSTEIN. 20 W. 25th St Manhattan. SYLVIA DANZIOER.

1971 6fith St. LEON ELMAN. 159 E. 93d St. CLARA SILVER.

110 Ave. O. FREDDIE BBHRMANM. 843 Park MARY VISN1CK. 2119 78lh St.

CHARLES FRKMGEN, 170-14 104.ll Jamaica. DELIA WEBER. 313 Skeleton St. SAM SILVERMAN. 2S1 Stockton St.

BERTHA CRODSKY. 2S4 Stockton 3t. CHARLES LINDENAUER, 307 Hurt St. GLADYS SMALL. 122 Sumner Avf.

CORNELIUS WINTER. 4713 5th Av. JULIA 8IMONSEN, 455 40th St. JAMES Mr.CAULEY, IKS Diamond SI FLORENCE SHERIDAN. 131 Colyer St.

LEON BLUER. 51 Varet St ESTHER STAD, 51 Varel St. RALPH CAFARO, S30 Woodbine St. ROSE MADONIA. 14fl Palmetto St.

LAWRENCE RINALDO. 26 Broome St. HELEN CHRZANOWCKI. 538 Humboldt St. HERMAN SCHAFER.

2343 S. 23d St. MARTHA POLON8KY, 901 Ave. T. JOSEPH ALLEN.

200 Hick St. CAROLINE FAISON, 43 Rrmsen St. CONRAD VOLSTAD. 1052 741 St. WINIFRED HALL.

238 75th S'. WILLIAM POTTER, 209 Orant Ave New Brunswick. N. J. ANNE GIACOLINE, 290 E.

39th St. JOHN KROYBSKI, 14 Adlson Ave Pater-son, N. J. ANNE LUTKOWSKI. 930 FlUfhirif Ave.

RAYMOND TRACHT. 707 Montaomerv St JOSEPHINE FALCON. 124 HooDer St. WOODROW HEYMAN. 52 Stockholm St.

EVELYN HANFT, 107 Melrose St. WILLIAM FORD (19 Cedar St. VIRGINIA R08COE. 12S Woodbine St, EDWARD KEITH. 275 HalneT St.

WILLIE ANDERSON, 428 Oaiee Ave. JEREMIAH TEEHAN. 213 50th St. HELEN LARSEN, 175 34lh St. PFTFR ALF.SSI.

1715 40th St. TERESA BENCWENGO. 1217 40th St. OEOROE POSMAK 11133 Ocean Ave DOROTHY MADDOX. 102.1 Ocean Ave CUP RACE Meanwhile boys and girls camps throughout the Eastern Elates are preparing to receive many young WHICH WILL BK HILO ROOSEVELT I sters.

Additional railroad facilities 1 U' I sp5 a7 ix 3 pytffo i Yf 1 fPMfS f'ifj 4W are being prepared for the large number scheduled to leave Thursday. The Summer camping in town program of the Brooklyn Council of Girl Scouts will begin next Monday. RACEWAY WKSTIURY, L. I. NEW LOW PRICES FOR THE BIG RACEI I Andrew Lembo.

114 Alnalie St Many activities will be staged nt the Girl Scout Little House, 102 Prospect Park West. A day camp program will be con MFtfLD $50 mmi ur ducted on Tuesdays and Thursdays in Prospect Park. The children will Your money hack if not satisfied Fruit Industries is not a brand name. It's the name of America's largest wine producers. Any brand is a good brand if the label says: "Produced by Fruit Industries." Your money back if not completely satisfied.

be taught scoutciaft, nature lore, dramatics, dancing, boating and Adelaide Dubine, 114 Ainslie t. James Wohl. 32 Bristol St Fanny Schiager, 34 Brlatol 8t Joseph Washington. 189 E. 341 8t.

Prtsctlla Fonvllle, 321 Reld Ave Venere Traolno. 194 Nelann St. Orazia Marino. 137 29th St. Salvatore Btiseerinl.

1245 Hancork rtt ConcettA Chiavetta. 318 Storktin 61. Abe Pnlakow. 481 Howard Ave Ruth Stapleman- 400 Ralph Avt. David Stein.

20-24 78th St. Florence Levy, 7803 20t.h Ave, John Bach, 156 Central Ave. Stella Walola, 151 Central Ave. Xenofon Amonthelia. 367 Dean St.

Madeline Yodlce. 565 Warren St. Max Ryalirk. 345 9ih St Antoinette Cappnla. 75 Marry Ave.

PffrCSS IWClUOsT (M. AO. A TAX RESERVATIONS: HIPPODROME OR PtIONI MUMAV NILU 2-dl PO YMR NtARCST TKUCT OFfftCC SEATS: AirlinM Ticket Afncr, Americsn photography. Picnic suppers will be given in the park on Monday evenings and trips to points of interest will be held on Fridays. Air Lines, Austin Travel, Brlited Mnnnlni ITrivel.

British Americtn Tours. Columbia University AtencT. Eastern Air Lines. Fraer Mr Lean. FuaT.y.

Fullon Travel. 1 Orand Central Theatre Service. Grejr-I hound Bus. A. Henderson At Co.

1 Iff 7T Smiling and cheerful, though she has been in and out of a plaster cast since 1934 and has had five operations. Anna Stern, 14-year-old infantile paralysis Wave Crest' Convalescent Home at Far Rockaway. Anna has been in the hospital since 1934. She had an average of 95 percent in her studies. She is the daughter of Simon Stern, WPA painter of Brooklyn.

newspaper which she had started for their entertainment. Even Simon Stern, Anna's father, a WPA painter, and his wife. Frieda, had come from their modest flat at 443 Georgia Brooklyn, to see their daughter's graduation. Simon was too choked with emotion and 7 dsmt clhmA I victim, was graduated from the grammar school conducted at Tins is the story of Anna Stern's graduation day. I It is the story of the kind of cour-I age that commencement orators like to make speeches about, of the rour-! age of the 14-year-old victim of in-i fantile paralysis who despite planter leasts, braces and operations man- Group Seeking A Full Ticket Davison Progressives Plan Drive to Cement Independent Forces A conference committee representing the Progressive City Committee prepared today to open negotiations with other independent political groups for the nomination of a full city ticket in support of Mayor LaGuardla for re-election.

The Progressive City Committee is headed by Maurice P. Davidson, the former Commissioner of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity in the Fusion city administration. Machinery to back the Mayor for re-election was set up at a meeting of the nominating committee of the Progressives at the Hotel Roosevelt, Manhattan, last night. After deciding to name a full independent slate for the city campaign, in co-operation with other independent groups supporting the Mayor, the committee adjourned to meet Bgaln Thursday. mi aged to get a 95 percent average too busy wiping his eyeglasses to De and a diploma at the same time able to say more than "she's always other children do, of the courage of I been a wonderful child, a wonder-the little crippled children of the iul example to all others," while his Wave Crest Convalescent Home at wife kept saying, "If only the boys-Far Rockaway, who determined that my sons.

Leo and Israel could be Anna should have her graduation here! They would be so proud of A their big sister! just like and other girl It was really the children who ge eoot Nursea Beam With Pride Dr. Joseph M. Sheehan, assistant siinpi-lntpnripnt of srhools. was there made the graduation possible. Their stiffly starched dresses and shirts GOTTEHRER SAYS MRS.

to give Anna her diploma. Mrs. i lining awKwaruiy over iiu uu Agnes M. Bailey, principal of Public rfvy V5 aMBsHsWawalBissiiiiaaasBailllasaB. J858 West 11th Street, Brooklyn.

"I've only rented this range, but I certainly do want to buy one. It's marvelous so cool and so quick. I have to cook lota of vegetables, but I don't mind it this summer. It'a no trouble at all with my electric range." School 401, Queens, which supplies the teachers for the Wave Crest school, was there to announce Anna's honor record. Miss Frieda E.

Johnson, head nurse, was there with her nurses to stand in the hallway and beam with pride at their braces, tney sai very sun. iney had hand-crayoned the programs and decorated the room with flags, prepared a military review and practiced songs with their rhythm band. And If the little girl who was supposed to give the speech had not broken down and cried as she tried to say, "We have all been happy because you have been happy, Anna." there would have been a speech, too. Anna came from Poland In 1927. patient.

i Edward W. Macy. director of the Brooklyn Children's Aid Society, was there to tell of Anna's cheerfulness and kindness to the other children and to describe the little LOUIS A. WATRES DIES Scranton, June 29 (P) Col. Louis A.

Watres, Lieutenant Governor from 1891 to 1895. and former publisher of the Srranfon Republican, died last, night, He was 86. thing. "Cool? I should say it is! I had no idea cooking could be so cool. I'll never have anything but an electric range again." Such spontaneous enthusiasm certainly is convincing.

Women know from actual use how easy and quick and cool it is to cook electrically. They tell us how they save current by taking advantage of the heat that the units hold even after the electricity is turned off. They're delighted with the leisure they have, thanks to the automatic controls that turn the heat on or off. They marvel at the success of everything they cook even, controlled temperatures make failures almost impossible. Don't put it off another day.

Come in, let us demonstrate the new electric ranges for you. You can stay cool as you cook, if you use electricity. ivrrAJ 1 1 4 'fet I lv A Free Dependable Service bT RENT ON SATISFACTION TRIAL OFFER BROOKLYN EDISON ELECTRIC RANGE-INSTALLED FREE! "NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR 12 'WEAR. EVER' ALUMINUM UTENSILS WHEN YOU BUY AN ELECTRIC RANGE FROM AN APPROVED DEALER AND TURN IN YOUR OLD STOVE." Why ponder and worry about where you'll go on your vacation or whether you'll have a good time? Brinq your problem to the Brooklyn Eagle Resort and Travel Information Bureau. Our resort and travel experts have at their fingertips a complete knowledge of trips, voyages, hotels, and will gladly plan your vacation for you.

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