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BROOKLYN EAGLE, TUES OCT I A 944 O'LOUGHUN RECALLS: the leading actor was a frost. The county chieftain felt it keenly. He oeheved he had been deserted Just when he needed aid the most. Two New York Bor Reopens district, and Agnes L. Ward, eo leader, will preside.

On Thursday night the organiza lion will hold open house to tha members may listen on radios Mothers Raise I PARTY LINES Bar months later he Holy Cross Cemete: Probabiv st.ii 5500 Benefit apidly Al Smith Big Nights At Brooklyn's Academy break 11 uneving over the apparel For Service Gifts Jean Muir to Speak jff ZfeumSi jJSHp At Luncheon for 2 SStSs $2SZ 22 SSTttSrSEK lnendship with las old ally. I was at McCooeys funeral In Januarv 1934. and I Al Smith. Pari. Thp bar opened for -he Mnce 1940 and grossed i J3B0 before it closed a nine.

Champagne and sold to Frenchmen at r. mo-u. ALP's Mrs. Weiner organiza- jim Parley and all the leading men McCooev of the Democratic party in front eat Smith 'ws, -solemnly to see Ugh, was De Seta, president of tion, will preside. ass0U ALP Candidate Sipser A AJ.

II V0to, Muir I StriOlUly ill at Rockefelle Hospital, alwass feit at Brooklyn. Hp was a among political friends, was raised at a ard party held by the Army and Navy Mothers' Club of Brooklyn last night in the Nmad Club. 476 7th St. About 300 pel Polikoff Heads I a veteran of World War II I le Weiner, American Labor Mrs. Vacation Places Mnre GRAND JURY PONDERS er TAYLOR CASE EVIDENCE deUt candidate of this ended.

ration. Al- bridge his ad.ioteo ooiough Inc among GOP Auxi ary in 23d Philip Sipser the American Laboi Mrs Brrnlce Polikoff has been party candidate for State Senate ir Mrs. Bernlce roinon thp nh Senalorla, elected president of a new Ladles Mr. sipser ls an cwcutive memDfl Auxiliary of the Republican Club of of lhf Victory Council of Williams- though he was born and brought up n't come. John Mc- not an Indictment on charges of nxious das and nights burglary will be handed down in the Alban? viimo river nmnts RpCKVIEW MAKE HAUL RESERVATIONS NOW on the East Sid ot Manhattan ne had a warm spot in his heart lor Cooev spent the 813 HgflH Kuk, Hi-ihwa 5 idgfl co-work- the 23d A.

with headquarters at turg ana uie cnna and asking friends to case of Mrs. Job Taylor 2d of New Among the prists wt beg the Governor to York, accused of stealing jewelry CTOChetad tablecloth VBIU Hf that mwaw our ld of thp river It was ju.SI puu.ng shorl blotk from Ulp Br0OK. intercede election of rarfront lhat nis mother lived alt'f as Irs. Saran D. Houman.

me picm- f-" I dent; Mrs. Helen Kneger, recording rreMuem noosev in Middagh St I crucial stage of the ain- friends in Westchester is expected Wevanc. president of till hieh saw tnree men in the to be decided within the week. The Hon Mr J. L.

Hincs I Mavor. John OBriei. Joe Suffolk County grand jury ester- committee. i Brooklyn that he jian Mtnt secretary; ami. nmmw precinct, from Young Republicans Map rv: Lillian Solomon, r.

my. All Brooklvn waited McKee and Fiorcllo LaGuardia day began to consider evidence There was a Al against Mrs. Taylor, wife of an le has taken a leave of ab-e giving the luncheon. Mrs. Mrs.

Bertha Seff. "3 "TV "sT big night." After stumping Tlie campaign committee of the r'ake Frie and Juhn- soniethma ame army man and mother met last night at 32 Court St. and jo Moiitauk planned an intensive registration ookhnw ai the final Friday nn-imo in wmr. Mrs Tailor a i.rkif Chicauo in The auxiliary has started an in ensue drive for the election of thi following Republican nominee Na America's Finer Tea C. D.

V. She is Flatbush's first woman candidate for public office. William S. Gallmor. commentator, will also speak at the luncheon.

Ridgewoodites Plan Benjamin Harrison, i ium where he delivered 1 than Paulson, running for Repre- turc meetlngs promote the Dew tied President i McCooev still hoped I $10 Allen "Una speeen. Like Seeing a Play big night 000 bail. Stanley C. Fowler, 1 District; Samuel Hyams. candi- cpaign chl The night Cl ne.

Tin- eased taking' the jewelry to supple-meagre, ment a curtailed allowance, plans rs District, and Harry Strauss, choice m.i I i nlay to Candidates' Night. The Ridgewood Property Ownf and Civic Association will hold Vimriidtucs- night" Thursday a for 23d A. D. Assemblyman. for he invariably packed in Pinto and Marasco and watch ai put on his Warner 'Charges' Denied Both County Judge Nicholas was the deep resonant Public School 93.

Forest Ave. and Madison Ridgewood. Myles A. Rowan, Republican, and William E. Clancy Democratic id the East Side succeed the old iu" I American MORTGAGE MONET State Senator Carmine deft.lv aiDlied.

for Assembly- j. Marasco, his Democratic and Lib- the house. Al had been an i replied today tral partv opponent, were indorsed his youth, a graduate of "SALADA" TEA In Package! and Tea Bags at Your Grocer' He simulated ties as "repeated ov Kings County Criminal Bar St Jatut A. a.ieniv. charges from the camp of the Re- 2g Court Bon candiciatcs loted Si.akespeare.

and 'his words puoucan candidate for the ume Of- spoke a lhe mpeUns Former -in a day when there were no loud flee, Louis B. Warnei. that 1 was Coimlv Courl j(), j. Kit- carried to every part of splitting the Negro vote by runn mg (hammn of ba, galleries. Persided.

I Usuallv. when Al came across the For or against the admlnistra- Suicide Not to Vote, UvTflnU ftWay night, John H. aX "peace!" that if the" central Article in Weekly Soys 7' of SLt We Will Pay More Than the Market Val IGHE8T rKICIB PAID FOB Dl coming election, behind him sat the political stated, "in the 17th A. D. as in the cidp.

Don't register and don't vote whole nation. I stand unreservedly You won't be a dead man or woman, for "re-election of President Roose- 0r a dead worker or capitalist, or velt, whom I regard as the greatest singer or farmer, or a dead husband friend of the common man, regard- 0r wife or mother-in-law, but you less of race, creed or color, to accupy will be a dead citizen," according to the White House since Abe Lincoln. Rex Stout, chairman of theWriters "There is much that yet remains war Board, in an article written to be done in eliminating racial dis- for the second Issue of the Inde- Min 5-7983 415 FULTON Negro places pendent, a published by the Independent his hope for continued progre: I toward full citizenship in the coi tinued leadership of the man who: PAWNBROKER-, the Arts and sclent In the same lssu the great import peal to the womei policies have brought u.s to tl threshold of victory over fascis DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY APPRAISED FOR ESTATES and PRIVATE PARTIES No Approisol Feet 19th A. D. Republicans 7th A.

D. Democratic Club Captains Meet Tonight Men and women captains and election inspectors will meet in the RARE BARGAINS Open New Headquarters IN DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY i 350 persons attended of the new headquarters A. D. Regular Republi-ti the Savoy Mansion. 7th A.

D. Democratic clubhouse. 521 the openin 46th tonight to plan for a large 0f the 19t registration in the district. Candi- can club JAMES I. RYAN local otlice will speaK.

6320 20! i night. Joseph William J. Bruno, president, presided. 1B4 MYRTLE B'KLYN County Judge Nicholas H. Pinto as the principal speaker.

Clarence rchibald. candidate for Representa-ve in the 13th District; Boxing Commissioner Thomas Joseph Parisl. candidate for State Senate in the 14th District; Jacob Offender, candidate for Representa tive in the 19th District, and Harold. A. Gates and Virginia Romano.1 leader and co-leader of the 19th A.I Janet Hamer and Kent Edwards (above) dance tha hilarious "Freddy and Hia Fiddle" number.

Broadway is boastful about these dancing stars. Another Broadway light Beer. The stars' delight- They say: "It's Piel's for us "SONG OF the new hit show based on the life and music of Edvard Grieg. Above, young Grieg (Lawrence Brooks) sings to Nina (Helena Bliss) while Mother Grieg (Ivy Scott) and Father Grieg (Walter Kingsford) approve. Pictured at center, lira Petina, Met Opera Star, stops the show with her singing.

were among the guests. 3 Hf qL 500 CELEBRATE AS BORO CLUB OPENS NEW HOME "GEORGE BURNS, YOU DONT FEEL WELL!" exclaims Grade (Sherlock) Allen. If hubby has a headache now, how will he feel niiir tonight's radio program7 Will George wish he'd stayed in bed? Or will Gracie go easy on poor George? Tune in for a howlirig half hour of laughter GEORGE BURNS ond GRACIE ALLEN, with Bill Goodwin, Jimmy Cash, Felix Mills and his orchestra TONIGHT WABC 9 P.M. at 693 Bedford Ave. last night.

More UUU M)0 persons a I watch Supreme Court Justice Justice Jonv. M.u-Crate cut open the clubhouse. SLBIB if) the smaller meet inc place -NEW tNCHANTING OPERETTA Vgol glg now PLaviNo at nHr T. mU 1HE IMPERIAL THEATRE 1 leading I Bedford Ave. It is centrally located in the newly created district.

Presiding were Michael J. Chiusano, leader; Florence Friedm leader, and Amy Wren. United States Comm member of the Republic: Committee. Also on hand to greet th new members were Coimti HTn the lican Leader John R. Crew.s and Assemblyman Robert J.

Crews a the many guests, who included: Industrial ComnusHoneis Mich 'Km H. Murphy and A leader of the 18th J. H. Krackr. Lane of Lights Assessors; Compensation Referee Thomas A.

Owens, former Assemblyman Abraham L. Katlin. Roy M. D. Richardson, candidate for Representative in lhe 7th District: mi Both Lawrence Brooks and Helena Bliss hav jjj Arno, who, as the foppish Count Peppi le Loup, rollicks tha Morns U.

produced by Edwin Lester. For another all- (j time hit in "liehts." trv fi. s. As Mr. Brooks idf In his off-stage life, Mr.

Senator in the District; Harry M. Ailen. says: "Piel's Beer is light, hits mo right!" Arno is a Piel's Beer booster. Eyeing that golden glow, he says: "Ah I sec the 'light'! And what a creamv head of foam!" blyman In the 4th District; Assist-! ant Corporation Counsel Broad-man Epstein. Magistrate Joseph DeAndrea.

Senator James J. Craw Bernard MMMHm ford, Asiemblym Deputy License Ar- OM WESTERN ELECTRIC CO. NEEDS several hundred men and women to help build RADAR equipment in our two modern, uptown New York City plants. Come in and see the many job opportunities for both experienced or inexperienced people. Below are a few of the types of openings: MEN Engineers, Testers, Machinists, Electricians, Tool Designers, Material Handlers and Toolmakers.

WOMEN Typist Clerks, Stenographers, Assemblers. 529 West 42nd St. New York City (only 3 blocks from Times Square) or 1 1th Ave.fr W. 54th St. New York City Apply at our Employment Offices Monday through Saturday.

30 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. WESTER ELECTRIC CO.

thur S. Hirscli. David Shane, chief of the Equal Pay Division of the Department of Labor; State Tax Commissioner William Webb i Mrs. Maude Cory vice chairm an Mrs. Peggy Bergen Kuhn co-leader of the 6th A.

Mrs. Delia Johnson, co-leader of the 9th A. and: Deputy Attorney General Sidney. The name? Piel's ighl Beer of Broadway fame! Stars on bars! THE BEER that "lights" the way on Broadway bars is Piel's. It's it's it's it's bright.

It's all that a beer should be. This is why Broadway and folks at Broadway pick Piel's. So next time your throat thirsts for a pale-golden, sparkling brand, don't say "Beer" say And you'll be right in the swing drinking the gay light way of the Great White Way! Tartikoff Ta.rma'nl Julius Reinlieb. Xy etti and Frank JW Robtrt Shafer, who plays Rikard Nor-draak, friend of Gneg. praises Piel's too: "Piel's is a leading 'light' with me!" Roosevelt, Gillette Alk Backing of God, Voters Washington.

Oct. 3 President Roosevelt and Senator Guv Oillette iD.Iowa', who once tried to purge one another, each had the aood wishes of the other today for SUCOeM in the November election. Oillette called at the White House to present to Mr. Roosevelt a for postwar development of Hridle West industry and acncul- jjMM that "I suggested to (he Lord and the voters Gi.Xte said. "He in it would be good Lord and the voters to 1 suggested for the with.