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

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Brooklyn, New York
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6
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BROOKLYN EAGLE, WED AUG 25, 1945 BROOKLYN STORE OPEN THURSDAY TIL 9 P.3L I'Ham' suspended ifor( Organization For Illegal Radio Boro Rolls Out Carpet Honors Max Lasky Link With Zion Representatives of the Ford Washington, Aug. 25 (U.R) For Its Star Student Tlie Federal Communications iotor iahi.i,.ai, L'onmpany today pre i.omiini,ii ic.n.aL.Cij ur, mov 1 Ex Cups and saucers that blend with your dishes pended the amateur radio; j. license of a Staten Island law-jpresident of the Lasky Motor yer who admitted illegal com-j('ar Corporation, at ceremonies munications with the the general salesrooms, 90 underground in a 1 i Monti ose in recognition earlier this year. of the operation of the business. The attorney.

Reuben The local organization is one By IRENE XEER 'Among the question? David I Greenwood is pietty sure he fluffed in the State-wide competition for university scholarships i- ne which railed for the diet suitable for Cross wa charged with send-of -t-veral of the 2W Ford I jf I dozen p. two-year-old ami another on' the proper method of cooking chuck roast. 'He did right veil on some the other question though--taose more in his line, like eco-! rtpmics and history questions snd those on current events! so well that he wound up with' the highest possible mark, a ceot 99.9 percent, and he is be-j acclaimed in educational! cfrcles as the 'brightest pupil1 Li York State." 'David, a Mid wood 11 i 3 ing coded menage overseas dealers in the and attempting to conceal the area, nine of which in identity of the Palestine station Hrouklyn. to receive the award, to which he M'lit lliem by gi ing In pre-enting "liie badge of it fal-e call Idler-, 'distinction." Harry T. Coergei'.

Cross, admitted iran-initting district nnmaeer of the Ford the coded messages fur Motor Company, lauded Mr. parties, and said he tried to con-: l.ask.v and his company for its ceal the oilier station's identity ji mud finances, efficient man-because of possession of ladio aaement. competitive spirit, transmit ters in the then P.rit-good public relations and its ish-( out rolled area was cause completely modern facilities, for severe penalties. A luncheum followed at Peter The suspension for six r.uger's Restaurant, Rroadwas month'. The F.

it felt and Cates Ae. Usually 5.40 The white cup has aswirled bate, blue handle that matches the soft blue saucer. These simply styled cups and saucers will blend or contrast with almost any diuncrware. You sae 1 .41 on a round dozen! 11 (justified in issuing, a I 'penally because of Cross' good character and ardent interest in amateur radio." Buried Spinster 'Asks' for Chance To Regain Life graduate, who lives at 2" in-throp received a scroll tithat titit-i from llnruimli President tud.iv th New York 'it inldi-u A 11-1 Kilucaiiim.il Kpi-i-. tiin p.irt of the Phy Tln i nil.

lnili pre- Ffrt-ted in Inni! ut ll.iioiiuh ri'fe'ideni's rx'iibit mi ih 111,1111 of the exposition in (Irand David L. Greenwood War's Fog-Maker Used in Queens (U.R1-A spiritualist Washington. Aug. spinster cided upon i caieer. lie may llou- the leaching pattern set Battle On DUOS his father.

Cemge. a ma the who died earlv tins liioiiih left a ill asking that her ImkIv not he embalmed for two weeks to inaiics iiisirucior at Alexander An area of from 'n to lenttai raiace. the V.i..'. J. 1.

her a chance to 'come to life," it, was disclosed ton X'ocational High acres in Malba. (Queens, consul- i i hoiI his inirlher. Kalh-'eied to be badly infested by bad 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 iimi'iiM' mlt which relied 0 a 1 Stiiool (ffiilit upon hiiiwlf. hi par- j.v) a' private school insect s. was spraved last night ir iipnii gradual ion vin a llessmn nucrosoi on i oerne.

no it Snaking machine, which was died Aug. said in her will, enifS ann upon hioiikinu ami 11-superior edui-atiopal Will Be 17 Soon used for the lii si timi! in the that she made the request he ie iiiov ed to ookl ith his i bright -eyei I teen-yijci will he 17 in November Max id father, mother and oldei metropolitan area 'there may he some The machine is an adaptation danger connected with my I the fog and screen conceal- spiritual investigations." i'ig devices u-ed the navy "I may at some lime lie In a during the war trance or slate of catalepsy for The machine is de-igned to a few days or more, and seem Hie machine is de-igned to a lew Hays or discounted the pu- In other. Arthur. VI years ago pil tag yesterday. lie attended P.

S. frj and the don think anvone could Communilv School before en I iwttfux 1 1 nnii ii.raii,y he "Thd here he maintained a 91 from dead." she explained, is only a difference of a few it general average I 1,1 fT1 ,1" the "inei injiiiiis iiiiui. Hd iii hum icin. 1.1,1 points between me and he sec-, lie didn't studv for ,1 (V group oi city scientists ami cnyj.xug. u.

oui a sister, uoro- una lushes! student. And an- animal ions, hich took a neann oilictais irxxed tlie proc-toy Mmonsoii ot Arlington. last 94-pleve dinner service for twelve Pink and grey flowers. Platen, naiads, bread and hut lern. soupi, fruit, cup, saucer; 2 2 veg.

dislien, gravy boat, relish dish, sugar, creamer. 20'pieve lunvheon service for our Mi-oxer cliinlz pattern in aoft pink or blue nn a whil jiiouml. 4 each: luncheon platen, bread and huttert, fruit, cup, saucers. Open slock exfra. swering some of ihose (pies- and a half and were gixen tiona was a matter of guesswork Max e.ss irom the Mallui ivic said, however, that her request Ciallon il iva vlanliM to oxx-en or a sunerfieial knowledee of "You couldn't." he oi Shop Thursday 9:30 to 9 m.

Sv. something combined with a. "they were too lucky choice." covered things you didn't i Winner of both, a Ncxv York cover at school politics, new'sk; State and a Cornell ex cuts, and pretty nearly'l? University scholarship hich, everything you can mention, together, will give him S.j.",o a did spend a few hours Jtar for four years. Uavid will leading over past examinations -j major in economics and his-iwith another fellow tory at Cornell, lie hasn't yet lie got a scholarship, too." Ik Fulton at Lawrence Street BROOKLYN Shop Thursday 9:30 to 9 P.M. mK' Fulton ot Lawrence Street BROOKLYN Poppy wreathed dlnnerware for 8 Wreath border of poppies, foliage.

53 pieces, 8 of each: dinner plates, bread and butlers, soups, fruits, cups, saucers; platter, vegetable dish, sugar, creamer. 53-plece dinner service tor eight Mamiiij: orange poppies on a pure uliite ground make tlii set cliarming. 8 each: plates, salads, soups, fruits, cups, saucers; platter, vegetable dish, sugffr, creamer. Vinnfruiirr I.neirr'n Fifth Hour Mall and phone order filled Spread jour table with a delicate lace cloth 8.5!) Salle! In "Empress pattern by Quaker laee vriliii'J full i 4 rMliWtii utrnx I Your table gains so much trace for so little money with a Quaker lare elolh as easy to care for, as strong wearing as it's fragile looking. Creamy beige.

SAMIPLIE MATS 4.SS3 values to 0. I Fleldcrest "Golden Gate" long ivearlng tittisUn sheets li i 1 Reg. 3,19 full site This, strong, stout muslin i woven with i smooth, comfortable finish. It's durable and long lasting. ft If i Imagine, a lowprice like this before the new season even begins! Stunning fine fur felts, all feather hats, many exquisite showroom samples.

Millinery Salon, Street Floor feathers, ribbons, veiling pillboxes, berets, calots profile hats, rollers, cloches gorgeous new fall colors Sorry, no mail or phone orders Reg. Rpt. 3.t1 TWICE AS STUNNINCp strapless dross with jacket Stunning duet Boned-top dress with billowing skirt for porties, dancing. Add the charming jacket for cocktails, theatre. Black swishy taffetanzed royon faille sparked with gold, blue or green dots.

Sizes 10 to 16. Better Dresses Fashion Third Floor Mail uml (un order (IIIpH Call: imer at Oppenheim Collins, Garden City, White Plains 3.19 3.39 74. Reg. Tahln lolhi, Slim l.nMfir' Third Floor If ail and phone ordern filled when lofal it 2.01 or more e.vcutlce of lOJf JUIOOKLYV 1. IN.

X. TRUngle 5-8100 (CAIIIIEN CITY Garden City 7-1800 SALE AT THESE LOESER STORES: iwtwwwi i' mssii'igng;.

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