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at Alabaman's 10 M1 THE. BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORE, TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1928. O. WILL STILL USE FEDERAL BUILDING Plans for the projected new main postoffice here do not contemplate abandonment by the Postoffice Dethe ground floor and the Brooklyn Federal as has been believed. it was darned today from James A.

Wetmore, supervising sachliect of the construction. The new postoffice building is to be seven stories and a basement. It will be erected on the site adjacent to the Federal Building, on which now stands a structure is known as the Postoffice Annex--the site of the old Columbia Theater The present structure is to be razed. The new unit is to be directly connected with the Federal Building and its first three floors will coincide with the level of those floors of the Federal Building. These three floors are to extend over the entire area of the plot and be used for postal needs.

Above will be office rooms. 3 FIREMEN BURNED BY OIL TANK BLAST Three firemen burned last night by the explosion of a gasoline tank a burning truck at 325 29th Manhattan, were reported to be in a serious condition this morning at Bellevue Hospital. The condition of Frank Baldwell, 33, of 12 Sanders Jamaica, was said to be critical. The others injured are George Kebrich, 33, of 743 3d Manhattan, William Munda, 30, of 151 28th Flushing. All received severe burns of the head, arms and 1 body.

SEPARATED WIFE ENDS LIFE BY SHOT Mrs. Mary Barbaro, 18, died in Bellevue Hospital early today from effect of a revolver wound she inflicted upon herself last night in her furnished room at 311 E. 109th Manhattan. Other roomers called Patrolman Carr. She was rushed to Bellevue, where a blood transfusion was perDetectives learned she had separated several months ago from her husband.

Ralph Barbaro, a baker, of 326 E. 117th Manhattan. Loeser'5-Stockings--First Floor. Leaving a note saying "Dear Dad, I hope you wili be able to forgive me The radio got the best of me." Fred lice. His father, who lives at 131 Now 2661 gas Becht in Atlantic the 48 rear of committed his according radio suicide to shop D)- by at Loser's Jersey found the body when he went to open the shop today.

Police BROOKLYN learned. they said, that Becht had overbought radio supplies and had FULTON BOND TRIANGLE 8100 bills due which he was unable ty meet. at Wednesday Sale of Women's Shoes A Sweeping Reduction on all midsummer models! $4.95 Shoes that began their fashionable careers at most impressive prices! $8.75, $10.75 and $12.75 models--reduced once, for semi-annual clearance, to two low and $8.95. This sale goes last week's clearance price one better. Now down to unprecedented price for shoes of this high grade! Opera Pumps Strap Slippers Step-in Pumps Oxfords Most all of the fashionable midsummer materials daytime and evening modes included.

White kids, white linens, patent leathers, gray and beige kids, black kids, printed silks, novelty materials. No complete range of sizes in any one style, naturally--but plenty of styles and plenty of sizes for all. Loeser's-Footwear-First Floor. Loser's BROOKLYN FULTON BOND TRIANGLE 8100 "RADIO GOT SAYS SUICIDE NOTE Heflin May Support Smith After All; Says 'He Hasn't Decided Yet U. S.

Senator J. Thomas Heflin of Alabama, the man who nas denounced Governor Smith and his candidacy from a thousand platforms, may all, support him for President (after a United States. Heflin has attacked Smith, Catholies and he Pope, and everybody had about decided that the New York Governor had better not expect the the Garden City Hotel yesterday, however, which preceded a Kian talk Freeport, he pointed out he had never attacked Smith in Governor New York. "Do you you may support of Governor Smith after all?" he was asked. "I'm not saying," he replied.

"Are you going to vote for him?" Senator Heflin didn't say he would and he didn't say he wouldn't. He became oratorical, "How do I know," he orated, "how many more planks of his party's I form know he how will repudiatere And Republicans how do vote. In an interview at he is going to put on the Democratic National Committee?" Then he added "I can't say whether I will support him or not until after he makes his acceptance speech." DANIEL, McLEAN ABEE of 2645 Metropolitan Queens County, died on day at his summer home In Lake George In his 83d year. He is survived by a daughter, Miss Henrietta Abee, and two sons, Dr. Daniel D.

and Chester A. Abee. Funeral services and interment will be held in Brooklyn on arrival of the body. at Wednesday Thread Silk Stockings Are Smartly Worn This Season $1.10 To be smart is simply to use one's head advantageously. naturally thinking women realize the correctness and economy of wearing sheer service weight They have beauty, clearness and sturdiness, making them practical for days in town, afternoon and many occasions.

Mercerized soles and 4-inch mercerized hems. Thread Silk and Chiffon Stockings $1.35 Thread silk stockings of all-over silk. Narrowed soles and heels, suitable for low cut shoes. Reinforced soles and heels. Summer colorings.

Picot top chiffon stockings. Reinforced heels and soles. Colors for day and evening. found GOOD In THINGS and easy prices are easily The Eagle Classified Columns. at LOESER'S Wednesday Advance Presentation of Fall and Winter Coats With Fur For Women and Misses The outstanding coat successes of the recent openings, reproduced in four important groups it decidedly to your advantage to select from this early showing, since at no other time of year will you have such a wide choice of fine furs and materials at these prices.

The new handkerchief fur collar. $58 Coats with caracul, marmink, near seal, skunk, American kit fox, platinum, kit fox, beaver, wolf, opossum, raccoon or badger-wolf. $78 Smart trimming treatments of caracul, marmink, wolf, fitch-dyed bay seal, skunk or badger-wolf. $98 Latest Paris fur treatments of wolf, skunk, caracul, beaver or fox. The tri-pointed fur cuff.

$125 Distinctive one-or-two-of-a-kind models with stunning new furs. Upon payment of of purchase price, coats will be held until Nov. payable when coats are delivered. Charge patrons may, have first payment billed in August and the balance on Nov. 1st.

Loser's--Coats--Second Floor. Upon payment of of purchase price, coats will be held until Nov. 10th. payable when coats are delivered. Charge patrons may first payment billed in August and the bal- The skillfully cut have ance on Nov.

1st. side flare. at LOESER'S Wednesday Why You Should Choose A Fur Coat Here and Now Because we selected the first pelts of the season from the cream of the market. Because now our showing of advance styles is more complete and varied than at any time of year. Because it pays to buy a fur coat from a house of long established reputation and And the following are typical of the many values in this advance selling of Fur Coats.

$195 $295 Silver Muskrat, Brown Caracul, Hudson Seal, Kidskin, Black Black Caracul, Brown Kidskin, or Brown Caracul, Raccoon, Gray Kidskin, Golden Muskrat. Muskrat, Leopard Cat. Trimmed with fox, squirrel, Trimmed with ermine, Jap skunk, Hudson seal, fitch, mink, kolinsky, fitch, fox, beaver, Jap mink, self fur. skunk, beaver or self fur. Loser's--Furs--Second Floor.

Upon payment of of purchase price coat's will be held until November 10th balance payable when coats are delivered. Charge patrons may have first payments billed in August and the balance November 1st. Loser's BROOKLYN FULTON BOND BE TRIANGLE 8100.