The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 7

BROOKLYN EAGLE, WED MAY 15, 196 Magicians Guild Elects Brooklynita Prtsident WW 'pi- E. Slmmi, Brooklyn-born SAY BRITISH TRY TO SHUN REPORT ON PALESTINE Charging that Great Britain It "trying to wriggle out of the unanimous recommendations of the proftMlonal magician, wai elected Rational president of the Magician Guild at the Hotel McAlpln lut right. Mr. Slmmi, pait president of the Society of American Magician, Uvea at 3118 Avenue I. open Thursday to 9 Othera elected included George 1 Jaaon, first vice preaident; Jay Marshall, second vice president, and Richard Oardlnt, chairman of the board of governors.

Anglo-American Committee of In I WIN THURS. NIGHTS TILL quiry," four Congressmen, including one from Brooklyn, last night urged establishment of a sovereign Hebrew nation as a solution to the Palestine problem. At the same time the four men urged admission of 100,000 Jews to Greot 10-oz. jar of bubble bath 2.50 Ml TRIANGLE 5-5900 Ira May-tint it moth-time for your fun BE FLOWER-FRESH ALL SUMMER Palestine this year. One thousand attended the dinner "in honor of the fight for Hebrew freedom" at the Hotel Commodore, Manhattan, under the auspices of the American League for a Free Palestine.

Representative Andrew L. somers and three others were presented by former Senator Guy M. Gillette, president of the league, with awards "for their outstanding contribution in Congress" to the movement. The three were Senator Warren G. Mag-nuson of Washington, Senator Francis J.

Meyers of Pennsylvania and Representative Augustus W. Bennet of New York. Peter H. Bergson, chairman of the Hebrew Committee of National Liberation, also spoke. Threat of a Moslem "holy war" over Jewish repatria tion to Palestine were ridiculed by Mr.

Somers. Congressman Bennet, a member of the Sons of the Revolution, compared the background of the Palestine) underground to the American fight for independence. "As the British Government did to our forefathers," he said, "It is now doing to the Hebrew people of Palestine. She has ruthlessly suppressed the most fundamental rights of man. Great Britain has therefore forfeited all right to continued rule in Palestine." Vh -or.

ior of fV Bade S'iff phots NEW GARDEN GATE Attending dedication ceremonies of the new gate at the Eastern Parkway entrance of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden yesterday were, left to right, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tuch, the donors; Dr. George S. Avery Mrs.

Edward C. Blum and Philip A. Benson. 4 Dedicate New Gate To Botanic Garden Salzman Heads Scout Drive Here Samuel Salzman has been appointed chairman of the Brooklyn Finance Oommittee of the Brooklyn Council, Boy Scouts, according to George A. Barnewall, president The Brooklyn Botanic Garden to hs said "they are all started by an FRAGRANCES BY ORLOFF The delightful scent of roses in bloom coptured by ORLOFF ond confined in quaint apothecary jars.

Each jor is hand painted and may be used for many practical purposes in your home. Mall A Phone Order en 1.50 or More NAMM'S Beauty Bataar, Street Floor Plut 20 Federal Tax aelentlfle storage bonded meuengtrt expert examination olr-blown treatment dry, eold-alr voults standard ratei day has a new gate at its Eastern Parkway entrance, the gift of two garden-lovers, Mr. and Mrs. Michael element across tne river which is Jealous of us." Michalena LePrere Carroll and! Margaret F. Piper of the garden staff assisted in designing the of th Brooklyn Council.

Tuch of 135 Eastern Parkway. Phllin A. Benson, nresldent of the xne aecicauon was followed by; a tea served by members of the i Catholic Vets' Post Gets Temporary Charter The newly organized Monsignor Qulnn Memorial Post, Catholic War Veterans, were presented last with a temporary charter by County Commander James Divers in the auditorium of St, Peter Claver R. Church, 2 Claver Place. The 35 post members, veterans of World War II, are all members of the parish.

Commander Divers, accompanied by the county staff, of Women's Auxiliary of the garden. The first meeting under the new chairman will take place next Monday evening at the Brooklyn Club, 131 Remsen St. The objective of the meeting, for key finance campaign leaders, will be to plan for future financing of the Boy Scout movement in the borough over a long-term period Dim Savings Bank of Brooklyn and chairman of the governing committee of the garden, presided yesterday at the dedication ceremonies which were attended by more than 100 persons. Among those present was Mrs. Edward C.

Rlum nriclnni WHEN OUT OF TOWN REGISTER FROM BROOKLYN Isponsor of the forsythia as the bor- EST. 1899 and to lay the foundation for the ougns olllclal flower. ficiated at the induction of several Dr. George S. Averv Jr riirrwtv new members.

He announced he iRiri! FULTON AT SMITH 1947 campaign. A study of the result to date of the 1946 campaign $95,000 toward the $100,000 goal-will be made. would also act In the same capacity of the garden, accepted the gate In Its behalf. KKO HALL, BROOKLYN I at the post meeting next Tuesday- gOSCHWIT2 JEWELERS 8020 Fifth At. SH.rt Mj I-30M night.

In his introductory remark Mr Benson said: "There is a lot of hennrv a YOUNG DEMS' CHIEF ASKS PARTY WEIGH NEW garden gate. When we think of a garden gate we think of shutting out the world and kMtninir in VETS FOR PRIMARIES HEARTBURN Local Democratic leaders should (jO (X IVi-oz. jar of "irTJ, cum powder 1.00' beauty. I love to think of a garden gata bacausi I lov to think of a garden." Relieved in 5 minutes or double Tour monev hark consider suitable World War II veterans as possible candidates for the coming primary fights, Harold R. Moskovit, State President of the BROOKLYN Mr.

TUCh Hill th. nrnnlrhm When execs lomach cid eausra pitnfuj, MlffOCatinr frta. tour Stomach anrt hairthnro 1RICE Affiliated Young Democrats of New trt THURS. TILL tanic Garden far exceeds in beauty similar gardens all over the world. doctors iwuallr prescrtbs tht fas test-act tnf known for ymptomatlo relief-Hnedl-j cines like thoia In -BeH-anii" TaWeU Ho' laxatlv.

Belt-am brfnr comfort In a. tiff York, said last night at a meeting of the borough organization. More speaking of stories wtiich mock Brooklyn manners and traditions, double your money bark on return of bottle than 100 attended the rally at the Towers Hotel. um. ao at an aruKHnts ADV.

jar of toilet water. 1.50 I He urged veterans who failed to register Inst year to file an affidavit with the Board of Elections at least 30 days before the primaries so that they would be eligible to vote. He also called for intensive house-to-house canvassing by party workers Box contoining 3 cakes of scented oop. 1.00 to assure a large turnout at the I fV 111 i A coat to be teen around town, at special events, wherever iu must shine above a crowd! Tailored exquisitely soft ire wool in while ine, Navy or Black If -x -1 polls. Municipal Court Justices Harold J.

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