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1 8 BROOKLYN EAGLE, AUG. 24, 1944 i I rU? (Maim BROOKLW STORE OPE THURSDAY MCBT 'TIL 9 nrr I A On Latest Death List ftlL CiTlr fMOOKiVW BAY $HOH IHiHiuiiililiiniiiia Washington, Aug. 24 UP) The FIORE, Pfc. Thomas-Mrs. Department today announced; Says Service Men's Food Depends on Help lo Farmers Unless New Yorkers pitch in Immediately to narvfcst crops their relatives In service may face i seri 3 La War Department made public today Fiore.

wife, 28 W. 9th St. 285 casualties of the V. B. naval, the names of 1.810 United States GARRY, 1st Lt.

James R. Mrs. Ann forces. This list Includes 81 dead, soldiers killed in action in the, L. Garry, wife, 100-50 198th 23l wounded and three missing and Asiatic, Central Pacific.

Hollis. Ihrlnirs to SBSST total rasiinltiM Mediterranean and Southwest Pa-1 GILHOOLEY, 2d Lt. Francis mngS cific areas. The following 68 meni Francis Gilhooley, father, 1616 slnce I- 7' ml- following from Brooklyn, Queens and Long 10th Ave. eight men from BrooWyn, Queens Island are included: GOLDBLUM.

Pvt. Stanley Mrs. 'and Long Island are Included: ous shortage of food. Joseph B. Connor, Acting Regional Director of the War Manpower Commission, warned today.

"This is a shocking idea." O'Connor said, "but it is no exaggeration. CENTRAL PACIFIC AREA Bertha Goidbium. mother, em APicella, Pfc, Alfredo, marine, WHALES', Corp. John A. 'P Av" RWgewood.

wounded. Mrs. Concetta Aplcella, Whalen. sister, 61-54 56th St GUNTHER, Pfc. George mother, 105-34 78th Ozone This is the situation: More food to, a aw a-, lay a i 'ARNE, Corp.

Philip M. marine, KLOCEK aff Set. Boleslaw W0UndpdP Mr. ad Mr5. phlUp M.

Maspeth. EUROPEAN AREA ANDRES, 2d Lt. Oliver A. Mrs. Edith K.

Andres, mother, 18 Windsor Place, Lynbrook. BERNTZEN, Flight Officer Yngvarl vjii.riiu iUiu, Arnp 1749 Coleman St. Street. ERRIC'O. Radioman 3d Class Mi Llliu, Stan agr.

Aioen fnaH jampJ. navy woundPd Mrg Jennie Lucio, mother, 204 Wyck-, Maria Errlc0 mother U51 46th be harvested and processed; less labor to do it; almost complete dependence by farmers on completely inexperienced men and women who are willing to devote their vacations to harvest chores, as a guarantee to all American boys in uniform that they will continue to be the best-fed army in the world." Although he directed his appeal particularly to residents of Buffalo, oil fet. street. S. Mrs Inga T.

Berntzen. Pvt. Filemon Lucin KLINGA. Seaman 1st Class Tauro 332 Ovington St. BRACHMAN, Sgt.

Solomon W. Lugo. wife. 56 Middaugn st. jilrii navVi deadi Mr.

and Mrs MrCARTHY, Pvt. Robert Toivo Klinga. parents. 637 41st St. Mrs.

Eva B. Christian, Janice McCarthy Leise, mother, MARTIN, Electrician's mate. 3d 1678 St. James Place. 5705 4th AVe.

I fteiaA fharlAC WaI. BRILL, 2d Lt. Paul Mrs. S. B.

Brill, MILLER, Pvt. Moses Calvin Mil-; Ungton Martin father, 1517 E. mother, Box 178. Copalgue. iPr.

father, 417 S. 5th St. I 5ist St. CANTOR. 2d Lt.

Samuel Louis MITKOWSKI, Pvt. iCdward J. RAPPOCCIO, Pfc. Anthony ma Lockport, Rochester, Syracuse. Kingston, Poughkeepsie.

Batavia and neighboring communities, everybody who can spare time between tomorrow and Sept, 10 is asked to help. Inquiries may be made at any office of the United States Employment Service of the WMC. H. Cantor, father, Jordan Mrs Josephine Mitkowski, moth-Wondmere. er.

28 Maple Roslyn Heights CHANEI.ES. 1st Lt. Benjamin OLFENIl'S. Staff Set. William- rine, dead.

Mr. and Mrs. John Ft. Rappoccio, parents, 8758 Bay 16th Street. Mrs.

Helen Smith, mother, 116-27 TALISSE, Pfc. Joseph marine. Mrs. Esther C. Chapman, mother.

1318 W. 6th St. 1 9 1st St. Albans. I wounded.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert CORNELL, Staff Sgt. John Mrs. ORTIZ.

Pvt. Jose Mrs. Celia Tallsse. parents. 189 Amity St.

Francis Cornell. sister-in-law, Loinaz, aunt. 31-31 54th Wood- TILLDl'STER. Pfc. Frederick G.

86-38 136th Richmond Hill. side marine, wounded. Mrs. Emma S. niC.ANGI.

1st Lt. Peter C. Luciano PIETERS, 2d Lt. William Frank Tillduster, mother, 199 Knicker- bocker Ave. X.

Pieters, father. 90-23 149th Jamaica. i i a 1 ro.MPAV. Flight officer Alfred f. Two Employes Punished Ride Wrong.Way Workers Sought Here For Coast Shipyards The United States Civil Service Commission announced today thousands of workers are needed by the navy for its shipyards and drydocks ln California and Washington.

Women mav apply as mechanic-leaders for duty at Puget Sound Navy Yard. I Applicants selected will be given! Pullman accommodations to the; West coast and housing will be arranged. Wages range from 88 cent to WINE FOR THE CONQUERING HEROES Yanks riding inland from the invasion beaches in France pass around a bottle of native wine. The Gl on the left shows connoisseur's technique in quaffing the beverage. Dienngi.

father. 115 40th St. DI'NN. Corp. Francis J.

Mrs. George E. Dunn, mother, 985 40th St. FEINMAN, 3d Lt. Milton Joseph Felnman.

father. 6310 23d St. HAHN, Staff Sgt. John J. Mrs Anna Hahn, mother, 110-41 153d Jamaica.

HERSCH. Flight Officer Leonard-Mrs. Clara Hersch, mother, 612 Kings Highway. IRA'ING. 2d Lt.

Charles E. Mrs. Catherine E. Irving, mother, 7 PIRRONE. Pvt.

David T'0 l- R- division employes, Pirrone, father, 206 Prospect Park- ned responsible by the Board of wav Transportation for a "wrong-way Pl-RCELL. Pvt. Charles 'Comgan" saga of a Lexington Ave. Dora Wuchner, aunt, 78-20 78th 1 train July 31. have been pun-o, r-irfoio ished for their laxity.

The tram BRIDGE ROMANSKAS. Pfc. Albert wendpd tre West Sideiijj Harry J. Roth Evelyn Romanskas, wife, 396 tracks, much to the bewilderment of both passengers and crew. War Fund Names Gifts Chairmen 1 Marcy Ave.

11.47 an hour. Brooklyn applicants may apply at. Room 554, rederal Building. Washington St. I Motorman James Quinlan and Deepdale Drive.

Great Neck. The precept, "cover an honor with an honor," has so many exceptions oStT towerman Jamea McLaughlin, Ross, mother, 93 Union Lyn- KROTZ, Pfc. Edward J. Jr. Mrs in bridge that it should never havej James G.

McDonald, adviser to been regarded as a rule of play at the Blue Network on postwar re- Caroline M. Sourhada, sister, 261 brook. Richard Ave Islip Terrace. Rl'SY, Pfc. Albert Mrs.

Grace Kl'l'SI, Pfc. Jos'i E. A JaninenJ Rusy. wife. 16 James Islip.

Gen. Drum to Review iegiments Tonight hree regiments of Brig. pended without pay for six days and placed on six months' probation aft- er a deputy commissioner upheld ill neglicrnce charges. 'Hi Gen all. It is a relic of whist, where lations, has been appointed chair- friend.

855 40th St. SCARFO, Pvt. Vincent Mrs. Fan- Mangan 1st Brigade of the there was no exposed hand and the man oi me nationaury advance i tmivrt Pr Frank Law-; nie Scarfo, mother, 2360 Atlantic father. 2958 Avenue State Guard will be reviewed covertT therefore could not be cer-1 gifts committee of the New York rence Labianca Mrs.

Antoinette mother, 30 Coles St. WEIS, Pvt. Wilbur Mr. and Mrs. Leo Weis.

parents, 1014 E. 2d St. SCIABARRA, Pvt. Ca rlo Joseph 2d Lt. Oscar Harry Soiabarra, father.

2361 E. 24th St. 'Vmp Luh. PVekrkUi: After the taln hh Pla" held the next-; War Fund 1944 appeal, which be-, 22d St. i i fla.r ViAiinr UVn in ti-hit hlmH erine.

R(nf 90 Pnhprf Ihman LltnUtil 1A. T.u., -r- Leihowitz. father. 1260 E. 88th St.

SHW. Set. Richard Also at Loeser's Garden City NEW BLINKER BERET HEADLIIVER FOR FALL ai to uu. mum 1OT covering muse nave lost many a wmur pannrr oi nman D.m. 0.BRIEN.

Kamon j. Mrs. Con-! Agnes Shaw, mother, 150 tBTi n'ice WUn tft trick. In contract, with one hand investment bankers, and Mrs. Ruth stanrp oBrien, wife, 91 Booth Lane.

Great Neck. Hicks WIRNSHOFER. Pvt. Michael Harry Wirnshofer, father, 31-65 32d Astoria. WAR BONDS visible, it depends entirely on the Bryan Rhode, former U.

S. Minis-, Hempstead, particular circumstances of each ter to Denmark, as vice chairmen. ORLANDO, Staff Sgt. Alfred F. case appointments were announced Mrs.

Tessie Orlando, mother, bv Citv Council President Newbold 69-31 Hillmever Ave. SHI.ANSKY. Pvt. Benjamin Mrs. Rose Shlansky, mother, 1217 42d Street.

STOGNIEW. Staff Sgt. Henry Alfred P. Gtogniew, brother, 179 ARC THC SAFEST INVESTMENT iiome Gunno nere is a line example oi coaxing chairman of the Home PIRRELLO. Sgt.

Richard PROTECT an opponent to cover, by Frank M0billzation of the War Fund1 Thomas Pirrello. father, 73Lin-; Grpenpoint Ave. Batt ofguard fer you and iauu. C3uppusc. aegiarer, you i nil rm nrn AVA VHFHH I KtaiT Hntlprr.

.1 OlRS KENT A icouuw noia in aummy ana in jour. Mr McDonald is internationally PRITCNAL. Cant. Anthony Matthew Swerko. father.

41-07 family it money in 5 own hand Trim t.ili?man for suits. Add a clip or bejeweled pin and you've the perfect hat for your firit black dress. Graceful sweep of felt in tropic olive, Cherbourg blue, fuchsia, black, browM. Colors: 12.50 Black, brown: 10.50 SAFE tht bank. Savt evtry pay day.

I known for his work as League of Sallv Prucnal. wife. 520 52d 60th Woodside. Nations High Commissioner for RATHGEBF.R, Staff Set. William VEILLETTE, Pfc.

Joseph O. Mrs. German Refugees. At the close of. A.

Mr. and Mrs. William Rath-i Ruth Veillette, wife, 151 N. Ox- World War I he participated in! geber. parents, 215 prospect ford Walk.

VDEPOSITj North Jxx South A 9 i 1 1 BOX AT i 1 founding a committee to organize; Farmingdale. iWEHMAN, 2d Lt. George E. Jr. public opinion for a just peace.

This RYAN. 2d Lt. Frank Mrs. Marv! Mr. and Mrs.

George E. Wehman PIONEER and In order to make contract can- 3 I I Loeser's Millinery Salon Second Floor not afford to lose a trick In the committee later became the For- b. Ryan, mother, 81 Parkville; parents, 171 Van Siclen St. IAFE DEPOSlf VAULTS n(t SfH.ti i. eicn Policy Association.

In recoe-i Aoni, Di.i roiiw initrsm a true finesse combination because nitlon worK 85 lpasue staff Set. Henry-Andrewi Jankowski. friend, Green Acres fATEJIE.XF iiii latbvsh A NEvin, g-2700 the ten is lacking. If the jack including the housing; aBl brother, 535 Graham Ave. i Farm.

Syosset. I led and covered the ten mav he and feeding of 60.000 refugees, he RCHLEfHT. i.t. i.t. Edwin C.

Jr. PATIFir I JW ha sm kach uni BROOKLYN 1. N. Y. FULTON at BOND-TRiangle S-8100 left good.

Nevertheless, contrary j'w ljje Hebrew Mrs Erroll L. schlecht, wife, 49 ALBERGHINA, Staff Sgt. John Timber return oepont'nramnee cor. iGARDEN CITY FRANKLIN at NINTHGarden City 1800 rJ4 I i 11, TV to general principle, the best method st, Paul's Place. of play is for South to lead the jack ln promoting better understanding' Set CnBries h.

Mrs. from dummy. It cannot, lase and Christians and Jews. Josephine Suessman. mother, may gain.

If the unseen cards are TTT I 74-27 64th Lane. Glendale. divided two and one against should reason out the situation. WERTHEIMj 2d Lt Ricnard A it, matters not whether you lead the! Mrs. Florence Wertheim, wife, 135 jack or a small one.

Again, if West! Jx I Clark.son Ave. has Q-10 and another, nothing can nin VOUNG. Pfc. James J. Mrs.

Mary prevent the queen's making, which-1 Ellen Young, mother. 20 1st St. fJfvtm'i. luu 1 3 keep 'em I Jt fK I M0H 1jMJ ava ij i inPEH are mp earns np ran I NATURAL JT on mm io iru, uiuctb uri anus 1 irrntTrn 17 small one led from South traps an and he must 8'ne Souths hold- MEDITtKREAN AREA unwary West into plaving small, but. be seven cards- as ln BASIRICO, Pfc.

Vito Mrs. Ann this is far too risky "and would be the actual case under discussion Basiricn. mother. 9R5 E. 96th St.

ooor nlav hv Smith Hut (f h.ithen clearly should not cover, as BERREEN. Flight Officer Charles BTERA-KLEEN A good way to keep FALSE TEETH more tururtl-lookine! Daily for IS or 20 minutes or overnightJ O.m onH 'infV, i. gives the.ShOW away at once. If Mrs Marie 'Rprrpen ycpIateiniAgljofwilh; only distribution which matters). If il be six he cannot gain by covering, mother, 6 Jefferson Sag Har-h teaspoonful of STERA-KLEEN.

Thir South leads mal, t0 the A.K because his partners only card may' hor. helps to remove ugly mucin scum, food must malce trlrk be an honor. If declarer has five fAIFA, Pfc. Frank Mrs. Fannie or tobacco stains.

Dentures it is too riskv for the declarer onl' if would am stlU le5S to cover Caifa. mother. 339 59th St. I firvr STE RA. to thp mne on the first and in fact the Jack is hardly likely rO.EOI.INO.

Pvt. Anthony U.EEN regularly and its cleans- roun(1, If, however, the jack is led to be led In anv Mrs. Jesfie cozeolino, mother, 157 0 Vi V-Fii East mav coaxed tat( covering wouia rient not to cover tne N. 4th st FALSE TEETH is and South's troubles are over. West JafiJ Ilpd- any Pavers would do dfsimONF.

pfc. Frank Mrs. Mary 10 Ridge Road. (fli ma out, and 6econd messe so, noiaing me ten, oecause me piav rjesimone. wife the diy you ot is apt to be automata.

Of course, if p.mij,u them. 30 at any -rv, i East does not cover South must play nrfrcrumv 7 rue iore. rlenriv hct nlov a nigh honor. i nv.i, onin But should East fail into the 1 45th Long Island It is easy to say no when you know WHEN OUT OF TOWN DEVITA, Sgt, Joseph Mrs. Rose Souths holding, but let us see how! REGISTER FROM BROOKLYN M.

Devita. mother. 6707 10th Ave. I HUMAN NATURE hasn't changed It's imported, it's exotic, it's delicious! YOU'VE NEVER Til A TBOP since that song appeared in 1823. "Home, Sweet Home" meant just as much then as it does in 1944.

But what a difference those 121 years have made in the American home. Take the factor of GAS fuel. Now GAS enables you to heat your ho with ease, efficiency and economy wit. smoke, smudge, smell or sound. GAS refrigerators safeguard your cheaply and noiselessly, backed by gas pany service.

GAS ranges give tastier meals as Housewives spend less time in the kitchi Ovens can be set to desired temperatures, tl v. they regulate their own heat and need watching. GAS water heaters provide the perfect vice of a "hot spring" on tap day or night 1 water whenever you need it and as much us you need with year-round economy. No doubt about it! Your "Home, Sweet Home" of today may not be any happier than that of your great-grandparents. But it's a lot more comfortable, sanitary and convenient" thanks in no small degree to the services of GAS.

And when peace comes, new appliances and improvements will be available to make good living better. ml mi HERE'S HOW TO MAKE THE MARIMBA COLLINS LIKE AN EXPERT Juice of ont lemon, 1 teaspoon na sugar, 2 azs. of Marimba Rum, dash of bitters. Shake with ice and pour into a tall glass. Fill with carbonated water (or with a cola drink for a Cuba Libra.) mm You can use Marimba Rum In any drirk in your repertoire, in Daiquiries, Old Fashioneds, Libres, Planter's Punches, Rum Manhattans, and other favorites.

Back thm attack BUY MORE THAN BEFORE GAS COMPANY TRIANGLE 5-7500 THE BROOKLYN UNION 176 REMSEN STREET. BROOKLYN 2. N. Y. HJNDr NlltNIOIHOOD OfICIS THOU9HOUT I 0 4M0 9UIIM Sd-ec' tree" Corporo'en, Nn r-.