The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 6

6 BROOKLYN EAGLE, FRI SEPT. 3, 1948 IWKKSSSSSHIM S1- 1 Brooklyn and Broadway mKtMgl WFM1 m9 tL yjtttl ifc NIGHT LIFEUJ Aj Spraying Cattle Pays t'rhana. Ill CU.PJ Testl hs shown that DDT spraying will add 15 pounds per heart tn heef cattle, a University of Illinois livestock specialist reports. H. (i.

Russell pointed out that at a pnuiTi tiiat is an in- rease of $3.75 a head, "a re-urn that far outweighs the cost spraying." Honeymoon Interrupted i-ort worm. lex. iu.r; i ne nan mined HI from his purse, aw a shadowy figure on the oof next door and called police. i 17-year-old youth was pailed. 'arents of the emharrased outh got him out with an ex- planation: he was not a burglar; tne rnoi pid.viiig nine- anri-seek with his bride.

out Ridge been JIBr lilfl HpH I ilw H. tt I Sain a WirBBW' 'EES BsC Blw JNj plar(lie HllHlMlr'' Bfl l'VMHP ATr N-lrf A IIaJKt lE JERSEY LATIN Carlos ULTImAlt tjEvjI Difl IL I Ramirez' songs headline 111 iM LEASER Attractive TAPS ALONG Teddy new at TZIuh ali.hen r.k;.-,- Lovelle stops shows his fourth year over.the Hudson Rivi- 2 LEILA LEVY, Brooklyn then I thr l.i.-,. of the Boulevard in Elm- pl at era Rename Room College vphomore and a "'T IB h-st Wlth her 5 thg ZT' llL.m Brooklyn Red Cross work- iVehave hid the'S llr.lmVy Ht' I PBB anceS VV ers to g.ve blood re- Prai cittinir in is many ch wher i.k pay?" ROYAL THIRD Two JL LAST 3 DAYS TO SEE HN sponse to special appeal in Hie round Kings ond a Queen tno of I MARY RAYE NALD1 iooo for blood donors made on Thai marijuana weed It Vnmrv (Lrp mmt A MUS it IVlMIx I KM IE IWLU S4th onn.versary of found 1 1 n-. is 0 9 I jLM ft EVELYN KENT of International Red which hnmght the puffing when ot carmen Kios i aodd attraction Cross. She is 18.

IJJJlJ Jjf ft dine md dance in tht I PAT HILL and GUY GUI DO r-ft 300 Local Veterans i-irSfig IflfcjL I 3EL (11 jMi Set for JWV Parley I I ifeltf teScviWc delecition of more Ih.m jwhile I hesitate to say i with a Barney Boss twist to MULCI 51 9 FRANKLIN FRANKLIN SQUARE, L. I. PW jrlULIP WZ I DANNY I 'iSr I I i' HJ SULLIVAN pn''l' llKin'iu BhU-M If Bfck I IDTUIIDC I KQ MIRROR ROOM wSI Fl io a uetimte spot for it-, the pennant the Kour Tunes, IWClnTIIUnS Bf id rn knqut ir vt. A. BrooMyn'i fW ne Kiiiu- ri i i 1 i herauise the ready t.

entertain BbbetM A 'IBB HZ IIIDIAM 9 Ur(t-icl dii(. For tunktr fl A 'm'nV JKmBKm I IK 5-78" 1 banquets --Tn si 1 LAVELLE 3 IWvTHE brass rail parties Ip fir of the "hi cliches. We nii.i net Jk LESLIE CHANDESH BBL NEVINS at FULTON, Brooklyn JH 500 Emhaieo. tniB i.ineistnxM. Iii i B.

I 'S ORC ffl -aiJBBBBK IV VP llle M. cum, 1Trl IU cunu, DOWN The Affairs Cc nittee of the horn deleati headed hy Barnard Kapl will further urge that I M.ss DINNER 6-9 P.M. 1 I PRICE'S DRIVE-IN I'nited Lutcher and Cafe Society Downtown get together ogam on Tuesday to ohtam full membership I the I'. for Ml. RiNDIICT IV 1 FRIED CHICKEN in the Basket $100 WITH FRENCH FRIKDS.

COLF. SLAW A BI c. ACCOMMODATIONS Greeks Round Up 1,113, fhe DINNER to 9 P.M. fro-SlSO goes for luncheons 16 DELICIOUSLY FLAVORED ICE CREAMS 2801 EMMONS SH EEPSHEAD BAY Mold 15U at Pro-Red There a nan) and ept. 3 (U.W Greek I ly American dishes sTish.

ani a dozen or so Italian police raided hundreds of hi Lutcher, ihe "real none girl, returni to Cafe Society on Tuesday (akr up where she left off a year bulging (he walls with trade and rocking he fans with Kellle was a virtual unknown from the West Coast at that time ami her appearance here brought her record contracts, which in turn helped make her more popular than ever. New-found rec ord fans flocked .0 view her personal appearance stint in ihe lllage spot. Todaj Nellie is in a class that number onlj select few a leading member' of jazz i's hall tame. Her slii tonga and tricky pi. here today and rounded up1.

-penalties. tLahor Day. Jft I The Monterev has a rew f4k Mm I Wtj TrlgU IL-9-0404 i hangings hellinei's1 JbV" IL-9'9844 zftit Im 94-5 mm blvd.5 'iki Sundav, WM ELMHURST. 1,113 persons suspected of Com RIV0LI BANQUETS i miners s-nrt at i ann of the good buys on the enu are veal with mushrooms i casserole at or broiled1 munist sympathies. ll hut J'jO later wore released.

A military court in Lartasa 1095 FLAT BUSH AVE. on a pork chops at SI 95 On la I ed of carte I suggest a steak such as II angers. I 0 1(1 AND Imposed death sen C.niin';iii! beliefs. B'KLYN'i NEWEST BU. 4-9526-1334 iWtctjels 'W J-N CONDITIONED AMAZING VALUE Complete Dinners $150 H.

I. 96,000,000 Shown U. S. A. Democracy Films in Reich nd i end of hi New Electronic Device to Cut Cost, Time of Training Pilots BRILLIANT FLOOR SHOWS Flatliimli Ave.

0 i VICKI SUNDAY at ano Especially at 12:30 SHANDOR ROYAL GYPSIES I NEvins 8-4552 CLOSED LABOR DAY fnf MARDI BAYNE SLIM DALE THE THREE SHARPS NICK A VERSA NO GENE KAROOS DANCE MUSIC and eerj MonHav 'Vfl Jackson, Intermlssioi THK MONTI KM on Flatbuah and N'ew I on the site of the foi Mirror, the newer on tlie borough's scene and bids Fall mer in thai in simulating and is capable eat many more te of more BARnd'cmKM if A loTngi Specialty! avY A 46th East of LlMMERMAN'S HUNGARIA a Ri MONTEREY pected to in 8it ST. nd i Plifc 1 AT NCWKIRK more than one mpetnion a local ci tune. ddent nfi The pre: MmiIE)ItSiawlD-ASIC3 i rease to a weekly total of 3,500.000. i Brig Can, Robert A. McClure, i of the N'ew York field office of Mh army's Civil Division, 'aid the docu to sutHeni Oarmany, Austria, Japan and Korea the ideology and to rekindle a -(ne of moral responsibility 3 in the people." I 'The films override the lack of education." he added, "for it can be understood by people 'without much formal educa The dtce, ti Dr.

C. Dehnte of the electron Curtlsb-Wrlght, OCEAN GROTTO BEDFORD PLAZA FREDDIE ROMAXO, MC 'niwi dim, i eg OR ft Cocktail Lounee and Bar Steaks and Chopi Luncheon 11-3 Dinner 5-9 Special Sunday Dinner. 12 9 FELZMANN'S New Park View 143 CLAS90N AVE. MA. LOU 1DAMS I Hii RHYTHM BOYS FRANKLIN ARMS HOTEL LUNCHEON A DINNER Sees Comic Books Restaurant W1 A Course in Crime ux rr, Ho POOR RICHARD'S CORNER In Bay Hidqr SHORE ROAD mm CASINO Ru" Taylor imill 4th ST.

nn" In Qupfwi A Long Island rut I UUI1U5ICI5 Food Steak, tad Chop Seoi. 3 (U.W Some JIMMY'S CONDITIONED i ks are nothing hut. Fl ATBl SH AVE Howard Johnson's Oeliciouj Mealj 7jc and Lp Daily Special; lunchu, tnnckt, Cocktailt mg coursea in crime. Con cress of Correc-)ld here yesterday, lerick Wertham. dl-the LaFarcue clinic JOE'S 330 FULTON ST.

OPEN SUNDAYS BOROUGH HALL, AIR-CODITIOVED Queena QmlMfit. ar. 63rd Dn P.rk Av, N.Y..0penD..1, niMf. ntir. iTiiiiuii I FERGI SON, ft Quaker -aid that even 2 Sunrise Village good hooks are ers for cnilriren.

the approved comic NIKOLAUS COlT CA crime pn One ho k- Famnw lor Steaks. Chops, Sea Food from $1.1 5-Se rved from 4 )0 to 8 50 Food lt Br. i Cloned Sunday! nontn. una picturaa nf: THE LESTERS "features gr a man who inda ha- inar RALEIGH RESTAURANT STE KKS HOPS I OBSTF.R SEA FOOD FR ANK FXRRFXL et tt runo In Hanhattun with pictures ot the hi. stained axe -hawing just 1 the hacking done.

'Seine of these books race hatred againat Negr Jews, Italians, Indians others." PACIFIC DISTINCTIVE 30 CHINESE CUISINE PELL ST. THE PALMS rtts iiQroi ITALIAN RESTAURANTS Wertham sa.d one featured a story that in- Bar Restaurant, 40th St. A ith At. Telephone: CEdn.y 8 9S04 'ili "i of para phernalia one gives elahorate CHINESI RESTAURANTS WARFIELD Uchee Wan matructions about how to stea from department stores and get away With ll they often sua or sexually ah young rtaden a mental mosphere of deceit, tricker UNVEILED A portrait of the late Lucius Boomer, who headed the Waldorf-Astoria for almost 30 years up to the time of his death on June 26, 1947, is unveiled by his widow, Mrs Lucius Boomer, in Peacock Alley off the mam lobby of the Park Ave hostelry. Participating in the ceremonies are, left to right, George Boomer, son of Mr.

Boomer, Mrs Boomer, Frank A Ready, president ofte hottl, Robert Boomer, a cousin of the late executive, and Oscffr, host extraordinary." Phone the Brooklyn Eagle "Going Places' Bureau, MAin 4-6200, for Helpful Ideas and Reservations. Mon. thru 8:30 A. M.5.30 P. M..