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radio BROOKLYN EAGLE, APR. 25, 1948 MAGNOLIAS AT BOTANIC GARDEN Zelma Amsterdam, left, and Joan Maaskant, Prospect Heights High School students, pause under magnolia blossoms at Brooklyn Botanic Garden with Dr. Willem Gnoop Koopmans, consul general of The Netherlands, and his wife. Dr. and Mrs.

Koopmans were recent guests of the "Brooklyn Adopts Breukelen Project." Costumes worn by girls were flown from Holland. Paper Collars on Plants Guard Them Against Deadly Cutworms, STANDING COLLAR AGAINST CUT. WORMS -To protect cabbage, tomatoes, peppers and eggplant against that smooth, fleshy, dingy brown caterpillar, known as cutworm, wrap a paper collar around the stem of these plants when set out. using several thicknesses of. newspaper or thin cardboard.

a few inches above and an inch below soil level. Poison bait is also effective. SIDE DRESSING- -I plants seem to need a tonic, especially the leafy crops, give them a side dressing of a complete garden fertilizer. This means, spread a band of fertilizer down each side of the rows a few inches from the plants and rake it into the soil. CABBAGES LIKE SWEET a little hydrated lime in around the cabbages.

They dislike the slightest acidity. Do not injure the roots in applying the lime. Broccoli also benefits from this treatment. WHAT HARVEST -With an early start. you should have had by now lettuce, radish and scallions.

You nave bad spinach and chard, young beets and baby carrots, turnips and turnip tops. Watch the weather. Watch the bugs. Watch the weeds. Scotts LAWNS ARE NEIGHBORHOOD SHOWPLACES Rich luxuriant texture, sparkling color make SCOTTS lawns a standout everywhere.

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American Elm Planted at Rockefeller Center The first of eight new 50-foot American elm trees was planted Wednesday along the 5th Ave. frontage of Rockefeller Center. The planting will continue to 48th St. The new trees will replace eight English which ere ated widespread public interesting when planted in 1939. Prior to that time trees of such size had never been planted on New York streets and their chance of survival, even through the first was a moot question.

Three of the original trees have survived. The decision by Rockefeller Center, to proceed with the replanting program was largely influenced by many favorable comments from the public and its belief that the trees contribute sufficiently toward the beautification of 5th Ave. to warrant continuation of the project. Tropical Blooms In Watercolors Tropical flowers are being shown in the Museum Building at the New York Botanical Garden in a collection of naturalsize watercolors by Mrs. Charles Platt of Philadelphia.

The exhibit will continue through May. Among the paintings are the various trumpet-flowers of the tropics the cup- of -gold, the herald's trumpet and the angel's trumpet: the jacaranda. with showy spikes of bluishlavender flowers and fern-like leaves; the striking red bracts of the heliconia, standing erect like a series of semaphores; the violet -flowered potato-vine, the linda-vine. with broad pink flowers, and the golden shower tree. Brooklyn Growers In Narcissus Show Several Brooklyn garden club members and growers were among those exhibited in the two-day narcissus show of the Horticultural Society of New York last Wednesday and Thursday.

They were: Mrs. Wil-2 liam G. Wheeler. Mrs. George H.

Davis, Mrs. John C. Graham, Miss Doris Kaupman, Mrs. Howard Langworthy, Mrs. William Becker.

Mrs. Robert A. Booke and Mrs. D. C.

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PULTON ST. e1 HOTT BROOKLYN SAVaLS' BROOKLYN GARDEN CENTER! Theme: "Soil Erosion" Consult: Members of Beverly Garden Club and Laura Stewart Garden Club Time: Monday through Friday, 11:30 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. Place: AGS Garden Shop, Fifth Floor Younger Vets Kelly-Mclver Helm In Staging Ball When Kelly-Melver Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, stages its annual ball Friday night, April 30, at the Livingston, 301 Schermerhorn it will mark a new era in post history. erans of World War 1 are taka back seat.

All committees are headed by veterans of World War I. Founded nearly 30 years ago, Kelly- Post recently, installed a new staff of officers, with all the top filled by the younger Appositional ipelshauser, the new commander, and a veteran of naval action in the Pacific, is chairman of the ball. The new senior vice commander, William J. Miller is vice chairman. Other members of the committee are: Eugene Gerry, Robert Christian, Al Rose, Richard Bohan, John J.

Corcoran, Her. man Askenase, Charles F. Schmutz Jacob Nathan and George Reaney. Kelly-Melver Post lists on its roster veterans of the punitive expedition into Mexico, World I and those World War I served in China, India, Italy, England, France, Germany, Guadalcanal. Iwo Jima, the Philippines and Japan.

In its ranks are a score possess some of the nation's highest decorations for heroism on land, the air and at sea. A feature of the ball will be a tribute to the service of these men and a period of silent homage to the war dead. Korean Police Nab 60 Red Agitators Seoul, Korea, April constabulatory troops armed with American Garand rifles surrounded the strife. torn city of Cheju on Cheju Island today while Korean police raided the homes of suspected agitators and arrested 60. It was the first government counter action against alleged leftist inspired disturbances which resulted in 46 deaths on the island of Cheju since April The constabulary men held the city paralyzed for five and one-half hours while police carried out the arrests without violence.

Cheju is the largest city on the Island of Cheju, 50 miles south of Korea and in the American occupation zone. Americans reportedly are advising the police there, as they do elsewhere in southern Korea, but otherwise are not involvel in the Cheju troubles. ALUMINUM LADDERS SIDERAILS AND RUNGS MADE OF THE FAMOUS 61ST AIRCRAFT ALLOY SAFE STRONG DEPENDABLE LIFETIME 20' Extension Ladder 33.00 24' 39.60 28' 46.20 32' 57.60 36' 64.80 40' 72.00 Fully Equipped with top and bottom (New York) Guide Irons Automatic Spring Locks--Rope and Pulley. All fittings riveted, Safety feet. ALSO STEP AND STRAIGHT LADDERS Deliver Anywhere F.O.B.

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ESplanade 2-2181 Fresh Cut Flowers Daily Mrs. M. Geraghty Funeral Tuesday The funeral of Mrs. Mary O' Donnell Geraghty, 85, of Fort Hamilton Parkway, who died there Friday, will be held Tuesday from the John J. O'Neil Funeral Home, also at 7106 Fort Hamilton Parkway.

A solemn mass of requiem will follow at 10 a.m. in St. Ephrem's R. C. Church, Fort Hamilton Parkway and 75th St.

Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mrs. Geraghty was, the mother of Sgt. Edward Geraghty of the Police Department, now attached to the 70th Precinct, Parkville. Beside her son, she is sur.

vived by two daughters, Mrs. Catherine Katt and Mrs. Elizabeth Rendich; three other sons, John Hugh D. and Joseph A. Geraghty; 11 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren.

Charles F. Reilly, Revenue Officer The funeral of Charles F. Reilly, 62, Internal Revenue Agent, 1st District, Manhattan. will be held Tuesday from the Walter B. Cooke Funeral Home, 1218.

Flatbush Ave. A solemn mass of requiem will be offered at 9 a.m. in Holy Innocents R. C. Church, and burial, will be in Calvary Cemetery.

Mr. Reilly, who lived at 415 E. 17th died Friday night in Methodist Hospital, 7th Ave. and 6th St. Surviving are his widow.

Mrs. Edna Brunjes Reilly, and a brother, dames J. Reilly. Joseph F. 0'Brien, Flatbush Broker A solemn mass of requiem for Joseph F.

O'Brien. Flatbush real estate broker. will be offered at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Our Lady Help of Christians R. C.

Church, Avenue and E. 28th St. The funeral will be from the McManus Funeral Home, 2001 Flatbush Ave. Mr. O'Brien, who had been in the real estate business for the 4ast 25 years, died of a heart attack Friday in his office at 1875 Ocean Ave.

He was born in Brooklyn, the son of the late John J. and Lucinda Gargan O'Brien. His father was a wellknown building contractor. He attended St. Paul's and St.

Joseph's Parochial Schools, Heffley Institute and Niagara University, and was a member of the Flatbush Real Estate Board. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lillian E. Leissler, O' Brien: two daughters, Lillian L. and Marjorie son.

Joseph and three sisters, Mrs. Lucy Nugent, Mrs. Katherine Crofton and Mrs. Julia Denton. Two brothers.

Edward a writer for the New York Daily News. and John J. O'Brien, died a number of years ago. Announce Plans For Bradley Visit Plans for next Tuesday's visit to Jewish Hospital by Gen. Omar N.

Bradley, army chief of staff, were announced last night by S. Ralph Lazrus, chairman of the event and reception committee host. General Bradley will be greeted at 3 p.m. in the nurses' residence hall. where he will autograph murals on the pediatric floor.

An inspection of the laboratories and operating facilities of the hospital will follow. The following are on the reception committee: Borough President Cashmore, Isidor Leviton, president of the hospital hoard; Edward Lazansky. former presiding justice of the Appellate Division: Presiding Justice Harry E. Lewis of the Appellate Division: Supreme Court Justice George J. Beldock; City Court Justice Jacob J.

Schwartzwald. Barnett J. Nova. president hospital training school board: Emil N. Baar.

president of the Union Temple. Also Elections Commissioner John R. Crews, District Attorney Miles F. McDonald; United States Attorney J. Vincent Keogh, Dr.

Jean A. Curran, president of Long Island College of Medicine; Harry D. Gideonse, president of Brooklyn College; Dr. Harry S. Rogers, president of Brooklyn Polytech-1 nie Institute: Postmaster Edward J.

Quigley. Acting Mayor John J. Bennett, Police Commissioner Arthur W. Wallander and Supreme Court Justice Jacob H. Livingston.

For Your Garden Fertilizers Top Soil Peat Moss Grass Seeds Patented Rose Bushes Taxus Yews Azaleas Rhododendrons Shrubs Privets Large Variety of. Selected Evergreen and Shade Trees Landscaping Homes Our Specialty PATSY BELLO NURSERY Nostrand Avenue Bet. Avenues and SHeepshead 3-0818 Brooklyn 29, N. Y. NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER NURSERY AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE 3a Automobiles Martin J.

Martin J. Place, 65, routeman for the New York World-Telegram for 15 years, died Thursday at his phome, 103-27 105th Ozone Mr. Place had been employed on New York newspapers for 42 years. He was a member of the Holy Name Society, the Eagles, Brooklyn Council, Knights of Columbus, and was a Fourth Degree Knight. Surviving are his widow, Mrs.

Sarah Furlong Place, and a brother, William P. Place. A solemn requiem mass will be offered at 10 a.m. tomorrow in St. Mary Gate of Heaven R.

C. Church, Ozone Park. John Blend, 84, Ex-Dress Designer John Blend, 84, retired dress designer, died Thursday in Swedish Hospital. His home was at 85-30 102d Richmond Hill. Surviving are three sons, John Edward L.

and Harry F. Blend, and a daughter, Mrs. Lily McNeil. todervices will be Weigand's held at 8 Funeral p.m. Home, 1015 Halsey St.

Burial will be tomorrow in Evergreens Cemetery. Deaths TILTON MAE of 402 85th Street, on April 23, 1948, beloved mother of Hazel V. Herington. Services at E. C.

Waldeck's Home for Funerals, 7614 4th Avenue, Monday, 8:30 p.m. URELL JAMES JOSEPH, on April 23, 1948. beloved husband of Mary Edna (nee devoted father of Muriel Lorenz; loving brother of Frances Sheridan and Mary Johnson. Funeral from the Thomas M. Quinn Sons Funeral Home.

168-31 Hillside Avenue, Jamaica, L. on Tuesday, 9:30 a.m.; Solemn Requiem Mass at the Presentation C. Church. 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, VOEHRINGER Pvt.

CONRAD U. S. M. killed in action February 28. 1945.

Survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fredrich Voehringer; sister, Catherine Voehringer. Reposing at Funeral Chapel, 277 Central Avenue. Funeral services Monday, April 26, 8 p.m., at Knickerbocker Avenue Methodist Church, corner of Menahan Street.

Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. Interment Linden Hill Cemetery. VOIGTS- -AGNES, suddenly, on Saturday, April 24, 1948, beloved mother of Hugo. Funeral services at the Funeral Home of George Herbst Son, 6741 5th Avenue, near 68th Street, on Sunday, April 25, 8 p.m. Funeral Monday, 2 p.m.

Interment Green-Wood Cemetery. WALLOT CARL at 1026 74th Street, beloved husband of the late Marion Wallot (nee McCormack): dear father of Marion Wallot, Elizabeth Sperl and Charles W. Wallot: dear brother of Rita Stooken and Arthur Wallot. Funeral from O'Neil Funeral way, Monday, 9:30 Hamilton, Solemn Home, 7106 Fort ParkHigh Requiem Mass at St. Ephrem's R.

C. Church, 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. -ADA, on April 24, 1948. beloved sister of John and Mabel.

Services at her home, 2012 E. 61st Street, Monday, 8:30 p.m. Interment Evergreens Cemetery. A WASHINGTON On April 24. 1948.

DELIA. widow of the late Mrs. James Mrs. Peter H. Washington: fond aunt of Canarelli.

Miss Helen Timothy, James and Vincent Sullivan. Funeral from 2549 Church Avenue, Brooklyn, Tuesday, April 27, 9:30 a.m.; Solemn Mass of Requiem at Our Lady of Refuge Church. 10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Queens, New York. Direction Richard W.

Barnes. YUNITIS (McLAUGHLIN) -On April 24, 1948, HELEN, beloved wife of Joseph; mother of Joseph and John Yunitis, Stephen, Frank and Theodore McLaughlin; sister of Cecelia and Veronica: also survived by four grandchildren; at her residence. 906 Kent Avenue. Reposing at the Galligan Funeral Home, 978 Bedford Avenue. Requiem Mass Tuesday, 9 a.m., Patrick's Church.

Interment St. Charles Cemetery. Acknowledgments CONKLIN The family of the late AGNES R. CONKLIN acknowledges with grateful appreciation the kind expressions of sympathy received from the Reverend Clergy of St. James Pro-Cathedral and St.

Jerome's. Nuns of St. Jerome's and Mercy Juniorate, relatives, friends and neighbors during its recent bereavement. In Memoriam BATH--In loving memory of my dear wife. JOSEPHINE AGNES.

Passed away April 25, 1947. Mass offered May 1. To have, to hold and then to part Is the greatest sorrow of my heart. Lonesome HUSBAND. ZIMMER- -CONRAD.

In loving memory of my beloved husband and father, who passed away 15 years ago today. Always in our hearts, WIFE and DAUGHTERS. Masses HALPIN Third Anniversary Mass for EDWARD P. HALPIN, Monday, April 26, 8 a.m., St. Augustine's R.

C. Church, 6th Avenue and Sterling Place. WIFE and DAUGHTER. HAYES--First Anniversary Mass for our beloved mother. MARY April 26.

7:30 a.m.. at Our Lady of Perpetual Help R. C. Church. GLADYS.

WALTER and Granddaughter, GAIL. "AUSTIN," NEW, 1948 ARE LARGER AND GIVE 35 MILES TO THE GALLON OPEN EVENINGS- -SUNDAYS Hazelcorn Motors IN 2-3740 1640 Bedford Near Ebbets Field BUICK 1947 convertible Roadmaster, low mileage. Phone GRamercy 7-6600, Monday Schlessel, 1810 through Shore Boulevard, BrookFriday or write W. lyn. BUICK late 1946 Super convertible coupe, leather: original owner; 20.000 miles; dark green, black 10p, green good rubber: price $2,350.

ESplanade 5-3439. BUICK 1938 maroon slope sedan; body and motor excellent, new tires, radio, covers; clean. Inquire Monday night. 2326 E. 21st Bklyn.

SHeepshead 3-5103. BUICK 1935 4-door sedan, perfect, rurining condition. new slip covers. new tires. 2 spares, clean Inside and out, original paint; $395; no dealers.

BEachview 8-0812. Sunday 10-1. BUICK 1947 super sedanette; low mileage; fully equipped; many extras; new car condition. Etna Warehouse, 1127 Bedford Ave. Open Sunday.

BUICK 1939 4-door sedan; good condition: new tires; reasonable. For information call 7 to 9 mornings Of evenings, NIghtingale 8-1339. BUICK 1947 sedanette Roadmaster 2- door, radio, heater, good condition; reasonable. Riccio, 1032 Neck Rd. (7-9 p.m.) BUICK 1940 Special sedan $875 DODGE 1937 sedan- $4:3.5 PONTIAC 1942 sedan FINANCE 4126 18TH AVE.

BUICK TRUNK SEDAN, NICE. CLEAN, GOOD RUNNING CAR; CHEAP. PLANADE 7-4020. BUICK 1942. PERFECT CONDITION 2125 E.

24TH ST. BUICK 1940 Roadmaster: best offer: motor perfect. SHore Road 8-4114. 515 78th St. BUICK 1931 coupe, good rubber, new brakes: timing needs adjusting: $100 AS 15.

ULster 3-0358. BUICK 1939 2-door sedan: need room; quick buy, $795. Etna Warehouse, 1127 Bedford Ave. Open Sunday. BUICK 1934: GOOD RUNNING CONDITION: $285 396 BLEECKER 6-1 P.M BUICK Roadmaster: equipped.

for lights, bumpe. guards, spot lights: must sell: sacrifice GLenmore 5-5338. BUICK super 1942 2-door sedan: radio, heater: excellent condition; reasonable. 603 Clinton St. BUICK 1937 4-door sedan; radio, heater; good condition: $450.

817 Easters Pkway. PResident 4-3235. BUICK 1941 Super, radio, heater: exceptionally clean: low mileage. PResi. dent 3-0139 643 Midwood St.

BUICK Special, condition. new tires. radio. heater: Food, private: $850. Safeway Insulation, 414 Broadway BUICK 1940 sedan: radio.

heater: 880- rifice, quick buyer: $895. Skilroy, 1430 Bedford Ave. ST. 3-9565. BUICK 1941 Super, excellent condition; heater: like new: original owner; $1.200 3-9 p.m., SH.

8-2328. BUICK 1941 Special 4-door sedan. radio and heater: $1.000. MAin 4-2329 BUICK '41 limousine 7-passenger sedan, like new: $1.295. Roberts Auto Mart, 9201 4th Ave.

BUICK 1936 7-PASSENGER 570 E. 28TH ST. GEDNEY 4-2478 BUICK 1938 special; radio. heater: good condition; overhauled: $650. 334 22d St.

BUICK 1942 special 4-door, radio, heater, defroster, new tires; private, $1,150, GE. 4-0973. BUICK 1932 5-passenger 2-door, good condition. new battery; $195. 8678 19th Ave.

BUICK 1941 limousine: fully equtoved; 13.000 miles: others. 2329 Coney Island Ave DEwey 9-9770 1936, overhauled. radio, beater; private. PResident BUICK 1941 Special convertible: good condition: private. BElle Harbor 3-3130 between 6-7 p.m.

BUICK 1941 Special sedan. clean, private: radio, heater. CLoverdale 8-0696. BUICK 1941: fully equipped; perfect and spotless. 7722 5th Ave.

SH. 8-1228 or DI. 2-5337 BUICK 1939 4-door, excellent condition: sacrifice, $800. Apt. 8.

1049 Sterling Place. PResident 3-6446. PUICK 1936 4-DOOR SEDAN: CELLENT CONDITION ESPLANADE 7-2124. BUICK, private 4-door owher. sedan: Take A-1 best condi- offer! Dickens 2-9698.

BUICK 1937 CENTURY- $500 JOHANSEN 355 74TH BROOKLYN BUICK 1942 SEDANETTE. RADIO, HEATER; BLACK: GOOD CONDITION: PRIVATE. 630 WESTMINSTER. RD. Buicks, Chevrolets.

Chryslers, Dodges AND OTHERS. $150 UP LINDNER, 50 Clymer St. UL. 5-3334 CADILLAC 1942. Hydra -Matic Model 61 sedan, original owner.

excellent condition. recently repainted, 11e whitewall tires. mechanically perfect. BUckminster 2-9675. 10 a.m.

-5 p.m CADILLAC 1947 convertible coupe. MAroon: 5.000 miles: whitewall tires; attractively priced. Eina Warehouse. 1127 Bedlord Ave. (Monroe) Open Sunday.

CADILLAC 1940 Fleetwood 60-S custom built Duro gray 4-door: perfect: reasonable Grand Army Garage. Plaza- Flatbush Ave. CADILLAC 1939 special gray sports sedan: very clean: radio, heater: $1.075: private. SH 5-8879. weekdays after 6.

UL. 3-3619. CADILLAC limousine, 1941; immaculate: must be seen to appreciate, Anjo, Church Ave. -E. 94th St Dickens 2-8238 CADILLAC 1936 CONVERTIBLE; $330.

Roberts Auto Mart. Inc. 9201 4th Ave. CADILLAC EXCELLENT CONDITION, REASONABLE. MAIN 4-2111 OR DICKENS 6-7283 CADILLAC 1941 sedan.

Hydra- Matin, radio. heater: excellent condition; $1,750. CLoverdale 2-8503. CADILLAC 1947 SEDAN 5-PASSENGER. MODEL 65 A-1 CONDITION.

MA 5-6360. CADILLAC 1937 sedan: swell buy, only $750. BUckminster 7-8238 CHEVROLET 1947 station wagon, fully equipped, new throughout. verv In mileage, new car guaranteed. $2.345.

BROOKLYN AUTO SALES 602 65th St. corner 6th Bklyn, CHEVROLET 1942 SEDAN, $1,095 BARNEY'S 3012 Ave. at Flatbush Ar. GE. 4-0418 CHEVROLET 1947 convertible coupe, fully equipped: low mileage: $2.245.

Morris Brenner. 1467 Bedford Ave. Others CHEVROLET 1941 de luxe convertible Cabriolet: excellent condition throughradio. heater. new top, etc out: 10 dealers, R.

Hansen. 348 93d st CHEVROLET 1947 convertible master cabriolet. blark body and low mileage: $400 accessories. top; room car. NAvarre 8-4803 CHEVROLET 1946 sedan: like splendid condition thro onstration: $1.695 Etna Warehouse.

1127 Bedford Ave. Monroe Open Sun. CHEVROLET 1940 station 193: Chrysler station wagon 1942 $1 450. Gladding Motors. Ford Dealer, 1399 Flatbush Ave.

GEdney 4-8800. CHEVROLET 1941 coupe, need room: any demonstration; $983. Etna Warehouse, 1127 Bedford Ave. Open Sunday. 1,200 CHEVROLET 1948 Fleetline 4-door.

249 Bay 22d St. ESplanade 3-1145 miles, $2.350: or 1 mile. $2.450. CHEVROLET $600. 1940.

good mechanical condition. SOuth 8-6065. Sunday all day, Monday evenings. CHEVROLET 1941 CLUB COUPE GOOD CONDITION 397 E. 2D ST CHEVROLET 1941 Tudor very clean, overhauled recently.

1275 E. 12th St. CLoverdale 8-0303 mornings, CHEVROLET 1938 2-door. needs body work. good motor, tires $230 HYa.

cinth 2-0314. CHEVROLET 1947 4-door sedan. equinned. immaculate 000 $1.925. Farrell.

632 83th St basement. CHEVROLET. 1939: radio, heater; very good condition. ULster 5-3439. after all day Saturday, Sundar.

CHEVROLET 1940 4-DOOR DE LUXE MODEL PRIVATE PRESIDENT 2-4202 CHEVROLET 1937, $225 5612 Clarendon Road. near Kings Hav, CHEVROLET 1936 4-door Master: 200d running condition: heater. EVergreen 7-3643 or SH. 3-4227 CHEVROLET 1937 2-door sedan: A-1 condition: radio. heater: ULster 3-3103.

after 4 CHEVROLET 1942 sedan. perfect. cone dition, $1,093: private: can he seen dav. 1017 Avenue ADDITIONAL AUTOS FOR SALE ON ON FOLLOWING PAGE.