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BROOKLYN EAGLE, TUES, 3AN. 8, 1946 4 MEET OUR. CHAMPS IConfirmed Commuter Chicago (U.R) Judge William J. Wlmbiscus commutes between hi! home in Spnn? Valley, 111., and Chicago five days a week, a distance Many Local Men Get Releases From Navy I Over There U6th CoIlt Point: John A Brenki. BM 1e, 3 park Piaca, Oreat Neck, William Zwick, lc, a Dover Lin-denhurat; Leonar Lansett, RdM 3c.

124 W. Fulton Lone. Beach: Maxwell Wie-Iderman. AMM 2c. 1215 Hielson ra Rockaway; Robert J.

Todd, MoMM 3c. 68 Park Babylon; William P. Kelly, MoMM 3c. 98-02 35th Ave Corona: John Zuk. lc.

Prospect Weslbury Theodore BreJ. MM lc. 23 Brighton Road Island Park; Clifford C. Stanford. RM le 1 10-14 107th Ozone Park Edward (Soudder.

SKD lc, 47-65 5ih Lane, Wood-jside; Arthur E. Phillips, SKU 2c, 33 iMadlson Grden City Park; Jerome L. Siernben. lc. 87-45 166ln Ja-imaica; Haiuld A.

Speller. SM 3c. 9202 Sutler Ueont Park: William Soukup Private Greene succeeded In destroying the tread of the lead topic with rill grenades before belngTe- verely wounded in the thigh. Hi intrepidity under fire inspired his St: Herbert Pitt man, MoMMS'c 45 Isl ington Joseph P. Sekulskl.

SP3C According to Pfc. Louis Tsakos of The U. S. Naval Personnel Separation Center at Lido Beach, today announced the discharge from the in repelling the enemy's platoon assault.1 ot more tnan 100 miles each way. So far, he has traveled more than 110,000 miles to and from work.

FROM SN1PFIY, STUPFY DftTMSS Of 105 Lawrence the service mert stationed In Vienna can now have a I real back-home Saturday night celebration in the army sponsored night clubs in that city. The reason, says Tsakos, who Is oouui-dutv 5wfrr3 I NOW DIOPI worn aA'vl FAST IIOHT WHIM Jj 3 touuiiar I 21 India Alvin Green. Co 700 Ocean Avenue. I Also Henry A. Gunhemelll.

CM3C 435 (l8iri St Sebastian Alois. CM3C. 2548 W. 16th St Robert P. Hummat 81c.

149 1 Clarkson Ave Alfonso 8. Cumelli. 81c. 31 Reid Ave LeRoy J. Derhan.

1047 Roaers Ave Waller J. Hojnacki. 81 c. 515 86th AdolPh Hoffman FC3C, 5023 I 10th William R. Riley.

81c. 615 Otnncy 8t Murray M. Gincharisky. si'c. 746 Rockaway Ave Henry A.

Wtnkelatein. SCI c. 553 Knickerbocker Kenneth A. Williams. EMJc.

73 2d St. Also Salvatore J. Valenta. MM3'c, 80 Fleet Walk: Alexander Lotal, 138 Oraham Meyer Klein RT1 'c. 412 Newport M.

Kovalict, Plc. 102 Bedford Ave Frank 8. Lucas. MoMM2c 155 Berry Ernest Zettevaren. MM2c.

914 59lh Thomas J. Whalen. 8M3 c. 404 3d Vincent J. Viscl.

3914 7th John Fennessy. Slc. 1876 Broadway: Jerry CliHwes, EM3C. 810 Eastern Parkway; Irvln Clarfleld 8K3.C 4611 12th Ave Jo-eph A Depaio. AMM3 1741 E.

4th 8t Jusepli Fowles. 319 Knickerbocker Kenneth C. Erickson. ARM3C. 1671 351 Ir Seymour Rackoff.

81c, 134 26th St Jerry t'ablano. EM2 -C Km 13 Ave Frank Fannint. 81c, 473 68lh Mario Grippi, EM2C. 19B Walworth St: William K. Fitzerald, 81c, 1415 John Spadafora I'rler Forrl momm i.e.

join Astoria. Aiso Chester E. Travla, MoMM 3c. North Montrose; Paul J. Williams.

SF 2 c. Huntington: Richard H. Whittmaton SlM lc. 111-22 175th St Jamaica: Ely Werner, PhM 3'C 73-47 182d St Flush-inc Carl F. Wednel.

MoMM 3 41 9 Rullroad Amityville; Cyril J. Whit. FC 3c, 85-12 89th Woodhaven: Blake Thompson, CM 2 c. 108-03 164th place. Jamaicn; Edmond P.

Malinowskl, MM 2.C. 150-09 Yates Road, Jamaica: Bernard Ratlner, SKU 2c. 8811 80th Wood-haven; Vincent J. McOuire MM 3c. Nest-unset: James D.

Brupny. SK 3, c. 115-58 204th St. Albans: Carl E. Biaia, HA 78 West field Ave.

Roosevelt; Robert D. Bam. 8 lc. 1080 Broadway. Woodmere; Frank J.

Napolitano, 1 51-31 Manila Klmhnrst; Joseph J. Tkaca. RdM 3c. 326-B 74lh Ar-verne; Anthony R. Fenimore, 111-45 147th Jamaica.

navy of Uie following Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island men. Brooklyn William Shananan. MoMMlc, 162 Linden Boulevard; Sim Lrvine, Plc. 498 Pennsylvania Murray w. Bcrkowiu.

RTac. 180 4th Jack Sivilta. lc, 247 Avenue Oeorie i. Brown, OM 2 c. 724 Knickerbocker Thomas J.

Cop-on. RM lc. S54 St. John'! Plce: Sum Aurrbach. EM3'c, 238 R.

96th Hyrnan Barhash. SSMtLi2c 1505 8th Nathan Newman. 81c, 164 Blike Ave a. J. Zanaizl.

EM 2c. 1742 62d Prank R. Pacelll 81 'c. 2828 Stlllwell Harry Joiner. Slc.

233 Moore St Also John H. Moloney, MMiic. isss E. 17th Cllttord H. Cashman.

CM3 556 Bainbridve Cornelius Combs, SSMiLi3c, 459 Oatej Ave Randolph Smith. MoMM3 c. 6ti8 Jetlerson Ave Patrick C. Howell 8C2C. 339 MrDonoiuh Jpse Mitchell.

81 c. 94 Macon 81 Anthony Wvka. Cox 73 Moserole Avr. Richard M. Wurwl.

MM3C, 808-34 35th Jfn-than 81c. 43 Kmaston Joel repper. RM 2c. 581 Van Siclen David Srebnik. RM2C, 215 Grafton Amust Vecchione.

81c. 534 Lonmrr John Varick, Flc, 16a Dewev Place; Harry W. Klorr. 81c, 4219 12th Dominirk Ladone, Ptr3c, 141 Troutinan St Isidore Katt. ARM2C.

1496 8t. Marka Ave Henry Q. Millets, Slc. 14b Cirattan attached to the section In charge of night clubs and hotel management, is very simple. "None of the 13 of-: ficers or 45 men administering these clubs has ever had any previous experience.

Most of us have been in combat and simply apply the rule that what we like most other soldiers like also." The result is that GI Joe in; Vienna can get anything from American entertainment, complete with swing band to a typical prewar Viennese evening with old-time Central European charm. Winner of the Combat Infantry- mart T4arto- fnr firtinn in Pranna I Ioatantlr rtlief from head oold dt tnM surtt to oom ba you put little Va-tro-Dol la emcb nostril. AIM -It helps pnvent man colds from deyeloplns; used la time! X17 tt Follow directions Id package. VICtTSVA-TnO-L'tt Jefterson Ave. Queena and l.onr Island i Henrv Saner.

MuMM 2'e. 18-44 75th St. Gleudiile, Emido V. Faraone, 12-35; Private Tsakos entered service In March, 1943, and went overseas the following year. Staff Sgt.

John Spadafore of 27 Minna St. ls home again after three and a half years In Europe with the 53d Armored Infantry Battalion. The 23-year-old veteran, a graduate of Manual Training, entered the army in February, 1941, and wears a Presidential Citation and the ETO Ribbon wlt.i five Battle Stars. Peter Porri of 2206 W. Eth St.

was honorably discharged at the Naval Air Station, Corpus Christi, after 27 months of service. Thomas J. Hankins of 608 Glen-more Ave. has been promoted to corporal at Newark Armv Air Field, N. J.

The five sons of Mr. and Mrs. Flank Desmond of 505 45th St. spent the holidays together for the first time in four years. Veterans of service in both the European and Pacific theaters, Francis, Thomas and Gerard saw action ith the army, Joseph and Dennis with the navy.

BRING THIS AD! IT IS WORTH 1.00 On Any Wava $3.95 or Over Eicept Frederic's OUTLINES RELIEF ROUTE The Rev. Edward E. Swanstrom, former Catholic Charities director in Brooklyn, traces route of his European relief mission, undertaken as assistant executive director cf the war relief services of the National Catholic Welfare Conference. Boro Priest Advocates Aid for German Needy Our K.miiire .00 $4. Steam Oil IVriminrnt Wave Iilnal MS Indian Rivr Oranges MSm Your GUARANTY' High Quality A.

S. Will Mahlstead W. J. M.hUtrad Staff Sgt. William J.

Oil Vlave Villi I War Relief Services of the Na- The N. C. W. C. now has a fleet of St' 'S tional Catholic Welfare Conference!) trucks operating out of ware-'" Jatn "fa" 'n inMmv.il tnriav tho rntmn nf I tjt hmle in Hanml Mnni.

ind K-orea- Jn CllltJ With tile btll btR- 0 Reg. $IS ColdWaveV Coniplele USE tton Hospital. Inchon. Korea, is 666 Dr Edward E. Swanstrom.

who has. When asked about the relative 01pp Aaron s' wolf of 2776 w- 33d Just completed a five-month mis-'needs of various countries, Father; sion that took him through nine Swanstrom replied: I war devastated countries of Europe. "Our assistance is still badly need-' oi ioiii tinrni ATIWI lncliidiu? Poland. Father Swan- ed in countries like Prance. Belgium.iNcw,klrk Ave' ls attached to a signal WVLU rKLrAKA I IV-WtO 446 Fulton St.

(cor. Hoyl) Phone MAin 4-9191 Jamaica: 162-19 Jamaica Ave. Phone JAinaira 6-9292 Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. No Appointment Nerrtsarjr i LIQUID, TAILCT5, SAIVE, NOSt OROPS CAUTION USE 0NLT AS DIRECTED Strom and Father Aloysius Wycislo Holland and Italy, in which we have nice company in Vienna, Aus-of Chicago, who accompanied been operating for many months trla were the first American priests to before the war came to an end.

We! enter Poland since the end of hos- must continue to strengthen these Two Brooklynites stationed In tilities abroad. (programs, but wc must also Indla' share the Meri- Father Swanstrom was formerly, a special effort to brine wide-scale tonous Service Plaque recently asstant director of Catholic Chari- aicl to the people of Poland, and waidrt the 241st Chemical Service ties in Brooklyn. ialso to the suffering Cvilia.s in Compaq Thex are Corp. Morns tj -i 1 i iiavt iifaru li- umi M1" Set. Walter A.

Swanson of 1066 75th KUU.v t.n stand for a program of private re- Street. lief to German civilians. I do not Kin. Lfwu inu iiidu- a Over Here weeks lour of the most devastated' Uf, tnnt nf dij I nave, innocent cnilaren ana tne parte of Poland and arranged with mArolIv Hvinfr frnm sflrVfltinn: the Warsaw government for the ct tUa Int-re, (r lr I Putting an enemy tank out of distribution of relief pi 1 I .7 action in the face of direct rifle CariUS' 8 Cnantyifeel. as I do.

that they too come T- tank machine-gun fire earned In nlllliAn In UUUCI llinill.lC Vlll 11 un (1 tna Trr. rt work for a broad relief program for fl" a.n Medal for Pfc. Polish civilians. Father Brneat Greene 77 tAntoeYstabl aid for the displaced persons in the in u.p msr mn.l Road, who has CD mfinv rnmns RnrpaH thrniiDhrtiit. t.he hon hnnrahu.

VT.r.Li. i. tinue to strengthen American renei uiscnarjieQ at in Germany. The supplies were abroad. I Camp Edwards General Hospi-! tal, Mass.

Recounting the distributed to displaced persons without reference to race or creed, or any other factor, except need. Lrnest Cirrrnc Navy Announces Enlistments Here Ql'ooklyn soldier's "heroic achieve- ment during an enemy attack last February in Stiftswals THE Forest, Germany, his citation reads i The following Brcoklyn residents, -private Greene volunteered to ac ihave enlisted in the navy through, company his platoon leader over recruiting station in wasning- fire-swept terrain to attempt to de t)n stroy the lead tank. EMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK George Rubin Bauman, 5a-57j -Firing from a completely exposed Jerome Cohen, 1975 83d p0siticj and subjected to direct Carmine Anthony tank and rifle and machine-gun fire, 457 6th Morton Edelstein, 980.V E. 27th Murry Pemgcld, 1652 54th Georae Barnev Hollander. TnS Vfi.tt..

CI 7,1, An.Ur.... 3 Local Navy Men IJJ JUIIU lIU sardi. 4t Lawrence Joseph makes it easy for you to save, regardless of where you work or live, through its convenient plan for Rodriguez Maceda, 120 Garfield Place; John Daniel McGee, 597A Now Listed as Dead 20th Robert Seymour Ro.se,; th Ave Arbert Savin. 463 Washington, Jan. 8 -Three Brook- Island men were iCt IaIiii Ifil T7" 1.

a among 118 in tne naval service aciinltv ctntiis hat honn nf. (Henry James Staines, 363 7th St BANKING BY VI AIL Hollus Todd. 504 Clinton rhanBW, fmm William Aneinotie, 2294 E. Vincent Biesiadeckl, 62 16th St Sam Owasdoff, Jamaica Ave Nicholas Ingroia, 1440 dead, rney are lorpeaomans Mate 3d Class Frederick Nicholas Bi-sogno. son of Catello R.

Bisogno, 63 Herbert and Fireman 1st JOJ Ot 1 .1.: oT Tw ji. uoiM, AnpUo uominick papa, son IL BelnarMlclipl Ley- of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Papa of ,995 Montgomery Alexander Nassau both of Brooklvn, Thi service makes your nearest mail box a teller's window. Mail the coupon or stop in at either of our convenient offices todav.

Find out how this EMIGRANT service can help. Mocpu rwuiiiboii. oi joiiiison Mat1 ria. Howard flothman, 527 Wyona iWilliam Schettino. 1246 4tith St.

Frank Thomas Tafuro. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tafuro, 63 Broadway, Westbury. land Jc.seph Michael Wurtz, 1260 Gates Ave.

YOU Flatbush 12:45 Club Upstate Potato Crop Off To Elect Officers As L. I. Reaches New Peak Members of the Flatbush Albanv' TJan' IXT Club will elect officers and trustees 'n, 011 tomorrow at the regular luncheon in th 51 CHAMBERS ST. 5 EAST 42 ND ST. Oetjen's Restaurant, Flatbush and tn 'V ZXZ trAA If ntae rflcnlnuirl aHqu A mmkm Fxiant DtcwN 1n Church Aves.

Benjamin King, sec-: mm retary for 23 years, has declined re-l" -I nomination. Ray Merkent will Pre" Agriculture and MarkVtT EMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL Lone island produced m.auu.uw I I I I bushels for a new record in that area and more than 8.200,000 bush els ahead of 1944. a drought year. SAVINGS BANK 51 Chambers New York a.N.Y. Pltast stnd complrt.

dcuils con. crrmng your Banking-By. Mail Plan. 6-BULB ASSORTMENT 2 100 -WATT BULBS 2 60-WATT BULBS 2 40-WATT BULBS The 10-year average for Long Island is 11.316.000 bushels- Mast of the 1945 crop has been marketed. Name GIRLS Street.

I WW AH 6 for 70 Craduatinf Hiflt School Send for New Illustrated Catalonia SECRETARIAL TRAINING Excellent New York poaltlona Hlth Salarlea C. F. Younf Secr.tarial School 24 SKmy plan, IrMtlya Malfhti MA. -0'S3 80th Yr. LOWER THAN PREWAR PRICES! jj Jff: I W1 OAKLAND MILITARY ACADEMY 3rd grodt up.

Naor city. Cavalry, sports. Roasonabli. High standards. College prep.

Individual holp. OAKLAND, N. T.l,Phon. 4l tft eUCTRC GOOD 16HTM6 TX SST 8Uy Of TttYAK Jafjn'a HnittnrBttij Ofi Rc arm horn M.i Brooklyn Now that the dim-out is OUT (and electric rates have dropped to thejow-est point in our history!) here's a chance to brighten your home to give your family more eye-saving light. to get rid of war-weary darkened electric bulbs in your lamps.

Special "Lights On, New York! packages of 6 bulbs are now available for immediate delivery. at lower than prewar prices. They can be ordered at Cooperating Department and Dealers' stores all over the city, or through any Consolidated Edison showroom or employee. Coupled with Consolidated Edison's latest $6,300,000 reduction in electric rates, they make good lighting the biggest bargain of the year! Take home one or more "Lights On, New York!" packages of bulbs today. Vacation Places The special" Lights On, NewYprk!" selection ofbulbt is being offered in a handy cardboard shelf-type container by tht Consolidated Edison Company in cooperation with the General Electric, Wettinghouse, and Sylvan ia Electric ProductsCompanies in Consolidated Edison's first postwar campaign "Lights On, New York!" ATLANTIC CITY, 1M.

J. oia Any7 Niqht t-M For all winter comfort seal drafty indnwi and doors swth new, plastic seal AIHER. PA K. Applied with the ringers ina iifjy without tools. Plugs holes in floors, walls or ceiling.

Keeps costly heat in keeps drafts and out. M.ikcs loose cellar windows tight. Saves fuel and repair hills. Protects furniture and curtains from grime and dust. of uses in kitchen, hath, attic, laundry, garage and workshop.

Sate guard 1 family health. 1 ROOM ft BATH "HII I I lOn FOR TWO PERSON! VW ATLANTIC CITY 4SZI A.h Mr. Foster Traxal Servict BIG FLORIDA NEW EXECUTIVE Henry Rose, widely known in the ready-to-wear clothing and textile field in New York, has been named vice president of Sears, Roebuck it was announced by Gen. R. E.

Wood, chairman of the board. He has been associated with the Sears organization for the past 18 years as president of the Henry Rose Stores. 1 2OLL THE Alt cirTnoiTd VY 1 ii en MIAMI BEACH I I ron TMtt f. 01 I IV I Tit UlSlrK SKASOSl DRAFT-PROOFS FIVE WINDOWS ohliiuiip Hrotrstant Ctiurnnae ROBKRTA.ARMSJRONOManaf er SMALL 29 SIZI He-nry Hotel, Miami Beach, Florid mam Miami Heart. Fla.

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