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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • 7

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-r'- TT'r'ft va 1 rrrrs ''ftt 1 a i -s 4 1 '4' i -Vs fcw" A i 1 j-ir r-l AT ''I -4 i Iji 1 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE NEW YORK THURSDAY APRIL 22 1937 Suggests All Master Plumbers Be Called Sanitary Engineer! Rk 4 Faces Abduction Narcotic Charges Kenneth Buckner 23 of 326A Wyckoff 5t who eloped to Elkton Md with Dorothea Hansen 17-year-old high school student while free on ball on a burglary charge Is In ganlsktion adopt "the new title and I $1000 tall today after being held in gives a more representative Impression The muter plumber Is an Industrious hard-porklng individual who fits In the class with the specialised engineer Mr Busier suggested that the or- wu held In 31000 ball by Magistrate Blanehfleld for a hearing on April 36 on a charge of robbery In a short affidavit Detective Francis Driscoll fit the Sheepshead Bay precinct accused Seldln of being one of three men who held up the grocery store of Sam Matter at 1775 17th SL on Jan 19 and took 9300 Driscoll said the other two men had been arrested in San Francisco for another robbery and were serving time -Hi two Mite for the flve-dty JTtar city pto7e no betor of Aldermen Controller nyfnounced thnt hie office would skeleton force eoch gun incur fbfl on iTtyto bwrt the today Jsr after May 1 The Finance gLi-wit thus beoomee'the first office to operate on the flve- In keepinc with the of large business and ln Krill organisations in the city S-M A tinf tfifi ihnrt WMlt 5tidi that the short week The 49th annual convention of Uiq New York State Association of Master Plumbers came to an end In the Hotel Pennsylvania last night but not before the profession had ltb luted" and a new title added I the future muter plumbers will be out of the class of "sony-looktog dirty-faced Individuals carrying a soiled too bag They will be referred to and answer to the name of "sanitary engineers'" This was the Idea of Manhattan Building Commissioner Samuel Busier who addressed the gathering on the last of the three-day convention lut night Referring to the Idea the com mlssloner declared: have always been In accord with the movement to change the plumber to something that to change their association Identlfl cation accordingly No action however vru taken During the afternoon the convention wu host to Charles Holmqulst director of the division of sanitation of the New York Btate Department of Health At the election of officers which wu held part of the convention those elected to serve year terms Include: Thomu Cronin of Binghamton president William Ludlow of Buffalo vice president Bough ton of Binghamton secretary and Charles Mentsinger of Brooklyn treuuier Brooklyn Felony Court for the action of the grand jury on an abduction charge made by the girl's father Buckner also wu held by Magistrate James A Blanehfleld In 9500 tall for Special Sessions Court because a marijuana cigarette wu found In his possession DM Not Consent to Marriage The father Walter Hansen of 145 Adelphl St testified that Buckner and his daughter ran away on March 20 He said he knew Buckner but did not know he had a police record He said he never had consented to the marriage Detective Walter DeMarrate of the ClassonAve precinct who arrested -Buckner when he returned to the Queens County Courthouse on April 9 to face the burglary charge also wu a witness At the time Buckner said he and Dorothea arrived In Elkton with 9496 paid 92 for a marriage license 92 to the marrying Justice and 96 Cents for a room Philip Seldln 23 of 1949 77th St New Manhattan Bridge Curb Expected to Cut Accidents The Finett in Table Napery! A new high steel curbing costing 929497 Is In service today on the upper roadway of the Manhattan Bridge The curbing hu been Increased from 12 to 21 Inches Four can Jumped the (rid curbing and landed on the lower roadway In a series of mishaps during the last two yean In one Instance a car cleared the 12-foot wide ddewalk on the lower deck end catapulted to the'' street "Speeds of SO 90 and 70 mites an hour reported by the bridge police will nullify any safety precautions the city may take" Plant and Structures Commissioner Frederick Kracke in urging all drivers to be eateful on the bridge when the new curbing wu put Into serv yesterday ROOKLYN SM UVINORTOX STREET NEW VBRK tl WIST MM ST an Fins Am SN MADISON AVENUE Mlt IMS AVENUE MW Sltfe St IMS IrS AVENUE Ill IU SM Xr jvr so Ssrlss Sills SooMvl BORO GIRLS HONORED Northampton Mass April 23 I Three Brooklyn girls are among the 46 Smith College students who have been elected to membership in the Phi Beta Kappa Society They were formally Initiated at a dinner Tuesday They are Aurora Alberti of 1299 Ocean Ave Jeanette Brack 90221 6th Ave and Mary Louise Way 70 Marine Ave E-Z-Do riiiioidcd rayon damask Rol-a-dor Closet Prof Cowin to Get Medal Saturday Professor CAsorge Cowin will be awarded a medal by St John's University Saturday afternoon to commemorate his faithful and efficient service to the university for the past 29 yean It wu announced today by the Very Rev Edward J- Walsh CM president of the university The medal win be presented at a special convention In DeGray Hall of the college Dr Walsh will make the presentation and read the citation Reports of the various schools win also be made The Rev Joaquin Garda CM win deliver the convocation address WILL DEFEND TITLE Clement Driscoll st John's student who won last year's Intercollegiate speaking comvtltion will defend his title at Rhode Island State University Saturday when representatives iff 15 colleges and universities wUl gather for three-day speaking conference BORO COLLEGE PARTY The Brooklyn College Junior-Freshman Committee Will entertain the women freshmen tomorrow at a parte on the roof of the Jorale-mon Building on the college cam-ipus Dr Adete Blidersee dean iff women hu been invited guest of with the new roll-up door 298 with eight napkins regularly 1750 found Kg boon to efficiency the Con-Sur explained The five-day week Jryded will help conserve the jjlnh of his force and aid it In ffiTan effective Job plan sets 2w maximum-hour however Many of his em-the Controller continued work after ordinary clos-ST hours so that city accounU may kept up-to-date at all times and lyt there will be no delay In Lgung city funds jSaehes of the law office hm the legality of the Con- Surt Mder although none would Kun an official opinion The Auter provides that city offices Kt be open during stated hours and Saturdays except on mtsnlays during the Bummer when yams business Is light the deponent head may excuse part of Uff Because the matter Is Included In the charter the Board of Aldermen beUred that adoption of a five-day eek for city employes would have le be passed by that body Two bills me by Alderman John McManus e( Brooklyn and the other by Al-ynan Charles Keegan of the Breox are now In the committee on measurer which was In-Induced a week ago authorised the gnrilay week for all city employes eneyt policemen firemen per diem fitin and others engaged In OMigHicy services The Included ntegoiles have man than 100000 sorters The McManus measure applies to competitive and non-competitive layloyea with the exception of popup-" and firemen and also those Is charitable penal and reform In-gttutions It provides further that lbs terms of the Mil would be auto-natkally suspended In the event of jiots flood! other emergencies Working hours per day are not It be Increased nor compensation ndueed aa a result pf the bill A1 dennan McManus states Another Mil this one bgr Alder- nan Samson lone Brook bn Republican on the would pint Saturdays off for religious obt nance providing the hours lost in made up at another time Above all the Mayor Is under-itood to be opposed to local legislation for the five-day week In veto message which accompanied an culler measure he returned to the Board of Aldermen he held that the department head had sufficient authority to excuse his employes from Saturday work if such action did not Interfere with the service of the department No legislation would be required he said Thus the Mayor and Controller Tutor are practically In agreement on the question while many Alder-sxk and other city officials with legdl leanings are Inclined to doubt thdr interpretation of the law The whole problem will probably be dumped Into the lap of Corpov rstion Counsel Paul Wlndelg In the near future for an official ruling to guide the city until a taxpayer seeks a court decision WPA and per diem physicians In tho Health Department will not be iffected by the coming examination for medical Inspector Grade to which only applicants under the age if IS are eligible the Municipal Civil Service Commission advised yesterday Scores of protests have been filed with the Mayor the commission and the Board of Health by these em plegm many of whom are over the an limit and fear that they will kne their jobs because they canndt tike the competitive examination neither the WPA nor per diem lobs of physicians In the health Nrvlce are in danger so long the federal Government and the city brdsrt-makers continue to pay for work these Incumbents are now do-tng" President James Flnlgan said A MEETING Benjamin Mandelker labor attorney will discuss Forces ta the 1937 Campaign" tonight at a meeting of the 22d A branch iff the American Labor part In Its headquarters 219 Van Stolen Ave Nicholas Frolse district party leader will preside but 1 The minute you ice these lovely rayon sets your thoughuL so sa it 'h'g' will travel to brides gifts gracious entertammnd Heavy creamy rayon damask in your choice of nr leaf Size 44x14 medcuw?) gleaming patterns rose or leaf Size 66x84 lously hand-hemmed Just If 0 1 y-iajo 100 Irish Rayra Damask Seta with maphlBR: Size 66x16 Regulerly 1 091 Mail and PhaHeQfMfPlid FINE THIRD FLOOR 3 t' fir 1 4 1 hflfc 4 nU i tm fltltlf titled as (I-irteden mdditiin Say ravri- i i Fullf ftt tittle iptcittu itleritr IBaffly GShmd CX rjrri3IXlflGln iXCfrlfQM MOiinn QBOGOCQBBQZIiB Dustproof! Mothproof! It opens like troll top desk! Open it with your fingertips! No doors to swing out i Wm9don Make a more 'attractive closet and easily moved V- Oust promt CustretlHi Built by -master cabinet makers Owners and firm snd steady HMb to IS Bottom may be uwd for shoes or i ports equipment Frame af Callfarala Redwood Easy sliding door Rubbed wsx finish 0 Yi'1 1 V'x2 j'a Mi7 mi Phone rim Md Am Mqg Ate Intdndi tf SquiU pnJmtt tftnik) jmt trt SMt ittn nna mm siu if mm dm mm mubm mm asiiKmiMit mm mi mm limn mi T5SBS eaiiais" You con own your home "free and dear" under our amortized mortgage plane Start now Jhin tablm thorn tho monthly paymontt including principal and Interest nquind to pay off a mortgage loan in 20 yuan out el Tfetlgegs Men (Ely Payments at 1 tycsa I ieee for 2 days only patchwork v-p In the gay quaint designs that Priscilla Aldcn used to make And besides all their gayety extra large instead of the usual 72x84 80x84 that means generous enough to be used as spreads Perfect in an Early American room Rose blue gold lavender green I -i i 1 4 irffhf a r4 li 4 j--1 Vs 'J' 1 AH Goosc-Uown Pillows regularly 69 469 each ib Luxuriously filled with soft purs gone to i down Size 21x27 Blue tan and green dowa-pvoof ticking 1 7 see eee iecso eee Larger monthly payments will rstixa your debt lit i shorter time Tot example payments per per thousand borrowed will retire the debt la 14 yean and 9 months 3 We lead money on property in parts cl Brooklyn Queens and Nassau CounMea No renewal foot or bonuses Lowest initial cost Write or phone TRiangle 5-3200 for our bee booklet "fire Wayt to Borrow Mortgago Monty" including A laturtd Mortgage Tho Dirao Savings Dank cf CrooIslYn DE KALB AVENUE AND rULTQN STREET Benaonkunt: 86th Street end 19th Avenue Flatbuah: Avenue and Coney Island Avenue imootarafnnt7Yoazi 77 Tun ftumild Elitgngo lmndtng tuns in WMCA ttoadsy Wriiehy Friday Jl 1 Ccaapleto Moth-Gas 'Vaporizer I Before you atom away your winter clothes furs blankets and other articles be sure to bang Moth-Gas Vaporizer in every closet No odor will cling to the garments ready' to wear any tints you wish RefllU Me Me it Fbont Oden fild FI-flOR Meil mi Phone Orders Filld I i t- '-4 a A QUILTS THIRD FLOOR omnmiapanrTffii 4 g- FULTON AT BOND BROOKLYN TRionglo 5-8100 J-' -'I- 9.

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