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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • 2

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--V A 1 1 i i r': "7 A- sji 1 '-V- 1 V' I fr -2 liobiirN eagle Monday sift 22 1941! x- i 1 It "a hI f- 1 fs BQQMTORS29 BUT WORRIES tAv-V -1 1 j- ProtMts Oyer Rising Living Costs Givo First Achss of an Economic Hangover cent testimony before a Senatorial committee fovesUgating'tta moriea and Errol Flynn the hero of many jj? movie war Wught "legal advice' atoted In recalling pwier'a test monj that he once had been of fend a 52J00 bribe to give a movta a good review on tta air" the American Federation of Labor estimated the unemployed at 4780-OM In August compared with 9A68AM a year ago' Actual Income of 'wage-earners am running far ahead ct 1929 For the first seven months 1 of 1941 wages dividends and entreprenu-rial income amounted to 448A42-OMAM compared with $29AMAM 900 for the same period of 1929 and $47487000000 in 1929 Vj j' M- Tool Speeds Gun Barrels Hudson Mux Sept 22 (UI0-A new machine tori which rifle jo caliber machine-gun barrel jj times faster than the present meth od wu announced today by the Potato Machine Tool Company 'WHEN OUT OF TOWN REGISTER FROM BROOKLYN Washington Sept 23 The United State ie experiencing a prosperity more spectacular in many phases than the 1929 but Government and public alike arc worried teat times get too good In an unbalanced way More people are at work and drawing mom money In wage than at any time since the first World War The cost of living still Is below 1925 levela but rising steadily Industrial production Is at an all-time high So la Government apendlng 1 And so aiw'taxm which cat up a large part of boom profits The nation feels the first aches of an economic hangover even be-fore tht spree has reached Its peak Despite Increasing wages and dwindling unemployment: protests over recent price Increases have caused Government lenders to request President Rootovglt to speed legislative and administrative action to tta today to tee who'd sue for starting bloodiest cats battle fax yean AD tha blood came from tta veins of Flynn He charged that Fldler's wife Bobbe (tabbed him in tta ear with afnrfc Movie celebrities at surrounding 1 tables in tta Club Mocambo verified hto story aee her with any Fldler Instated- VI even see Flynn' when ho hit He hit me from-behind And didn't even believe there wu a fork on our table wu drinking coffee and my wife wu having a creme de men the frappe She wa i drinking it through a strew Maybe she used tta strew on him" Fldler uid he had received two lows from Flynn with never a chance to land one of hto own be-cauM bystanders pinned bade hto arms' Be said tta fight wu a continuation or a personal grudge and had nothing to do with hto re FALL OF Nazi soldiers armed with rifles and wearing helmets enter Russia's third largest metropolis according to BAlin caption Loss of the City has been admitted by Soviet Government Suicide' Boats Raid Gibraltar FM UtflCT FMUCAST N0BRLY YUiniUtnHKI -CAU VEatfier 61212 jDEPARTlNG DODGEItS DEVOTEES-Here you see Joe Flatbush Bessie Bensonhurst Bertram" Brooklyn Heights cnd dozen of other loyal Brooklyn fan getting off three end 'o tiger before boarding 34 bures for: fthila clelphia yesterday to root for their boys in a double-header irWi Living (tost Up 7 Rising prices constitute one of the biggest factors in the boom And they am tha part householders dislike The Department of Labor coat of living index shows the living expenses of the average person are 7A percent greater now than when the war began in September 1939 But the cost of living still to below that of 1929 Letters by the thousand ampour-lng into Government agencies particularly the Office of Production Management asking that something be done Immediately to prevent new price increases Currently betternmwr 'however am not without their paradoxical phases' Some businesses have been bit extremely hard because defense production has cut down on their supplies of raw materials -Ttoip porary dislocation face manufacturers of most durable consumer goods which are not essential to national defense The situation has become so critical in some communities that Government action has been sought to relieve shortages which already have caused some unemployment I i-iAvKVi Ur-V to Hl54 Page 1 German planes had bombed and sunk two Norwegian ships containing hundreds of refugee who had sought to avoid tta German coastal control and escfpe to Sng-land It wu uld but not confirmed that ell aboard the ships perished when the German planu bombed them near Bergen Reports from Norway said also that British planes had done such extensive damage to a fish til plant at Flore north of on the southwest Norwegian coast that Important parts of 'it beyond repair Wm WISE SON 487 Fuftea Street BreeUy i OwjMtoA StPMittoa IllTo Hold'thW Fort by The boom Is being fed by the defense effort 'The Government Is spending mote-In a -Week than It spenLlnaawnihPtUynfew yearn ago 8ome of tta ranking policy-makera fear a damaging era of inflation unlesa new trade tloha am Imposed The sign of tta times am Employment (excluding agricultural) vu estimated by the Labor Department at 29240000 In July an all-time peak and representing an i Increase of IWJBW workers over July 1540 and 3200AM above the level of July 1929 Mom than IMAM found new Jobe In July Looking at It from the other side afterpteeLujto flahrtm threw hto ji 'V -l Baud' ken to Danny with tta SUM used la irto9- fbal Inntar saA1t' Dodger Fans AmdzdPhil a'-'V'' Coatiaaed'lNoi Page 1 -r w-o calmly stretched out oa tha center Held laen cnd enjoyed ths sua fleveral others opened Jtaile bones jra jht diamond-tad munched away 1 J'-- i -V- freddyPIUrimaioni had charve ot th Wg tag battinc' practice baHi Our loyal tana surrounded ftaddy dad tagged for autographs '-After signing baseballs cheerfully: tor several 'minutes preddy suddenly rmilaed that tha talla-wara taing Uken fma the tag'lyeddy sguteklr Had llot at all repiessed eur fsna then i wandered gaily i into tha Dodger dugout and looked tor tou-wnlraV Tb have souvenirs of a great dub like tha Dodgers is some Dodgir Secretary Min Union Threatens General Sea Strike If More Ships Sail Walkout of 20000 Looms After 3 Vessels Leave By Commission's Order Vi Tta Seafarers International Union of North America A today-threatened a general strike of its 20 OM members on 25 steamship lines if the Maritime Com-mlmlon attempts to man any more of tta If ships Involved In the current walkout Members of the union arriving yesterday on three ships Joined: the strike while John Hawk secretary of the unkmdenounced the yaritiiw Commission for "falter' faring with our collective bargain' tag" Three ships Involved In the strike were equipped with crew by the commission tost week and sent Into service to tta West Indies Cept Oran villa Conway district manager of tta commission replied to Hawkls statement by declaring: "These ships are not going to lie here Idle you can bet your life on Tta ships taken over by the commission belong to the Alcoa Steamship Company a subsidiary or tta Aluminum Company of America The Ship affected yesterday also owned by the Alcoa company were the Alcoa Path finder here tta Alcoa Cutter in Norfolk Va and tta Alcoa Patriot In Tacoma Wash Tta hnlon seeks war bonuses for Voyages td tta West Indies It has tied up ships In Boston and New' Orleans ti recovered festal by to eetadtflq trim ttaDodgere ptaittherJhS-ff Ji they tare 4 Bwr remakting-oH ringfe encoun-( itoiir TtayTl ptarr 4hi too week jieat ebbs taita haguo-ln Boetan awfThunday-aixt ytiltaWphla at Abets field 8aP fit-' Kin of Ex-French Envoy Goes Over to De Goullisti Washington Sept 32 Ptan-eoto Charlu-Roux nephew of the former French Ambassador to the Vatican hu resigned Deputy-Consul of tta Vichy Government In New York to go over to the Free French cause it wu learned today Word that Charies-Roux had resigned came reports lndicat that French eittoen in the United BtotumaLJlecWng to the De Gaulltot cause About a month ago Henra Arphand Financial Attache to tta French Embassy with offices In New York also resigned It also wu learned that Xavier Charles French' Vic Consul in Chicago hu resigned i From our eoUection of lovely rings (Upper left): reject ruby aed ditmtait 1650 (Uwer) fiocf £tmmi ring 1225 (Upper center) wedding toad flense Jt all artarul 1135 (lower): voiding ha ad dtansadi K0 Upp right): diamakd reHlain 142 eataU Pee hagoetta la platinum 11600 (fewer) telUaire etu mall itmmdl yrttew gold 185 Turkish Consul Ggncral III a Year Strangles Saif Brooking over tta painful heart condition that made him ill for the past year Mehmet All Yukaelen 51j Turkish Consul-General in- New York City committed suicide yesterday by strangling' himself with twq knotted neckties In a bedroom of hto apartment at 50 Central BO retired at il pm yesterday telling hto wife Mrs Jale Yukaelen that he wu In pain and thought he would read before going to sleep Wishing not to disturb him Mrs Yuksqlen did not go to hto room until pm yesterday when finding the dor locked she summoned the building superintendent or ho forced tha door WIT -tali' (jiejpiidtad to earn to Brooklyn tor SUJOW tat pawatakmer Landis Melton is the righthander PW4 hr Acting Manager Bane $fJjL9bt to pitch sssiaat Brooklyn LkMJr Davie todsy llUtMi dratted kif tetosed to etay the desLBe hs ift perics tf any Mil rat tor tha Phlladdpbia police force WeU you get tha idea Tta reaU denis of the Quaker Oiy alinply do' not1 understand us For 'Our Dodgers' -Them is a new song titled the yen written by a orchestra leader which bids fair to to the World Series theme song If them to World jurat tta Jaas theme song from Gowsuus Canal to Green-point The eong has been recorded the plat-- have 75 A00 so lar The writer Harry James former trum- paatftaam Benny Good-and now BUMONDI JIWElIt IILVEIWAM 5TATI0KIIT lhad am troubUb hunt had much Iff rj a season -Tedsy MB diseoeer -whether Larry BscFhsU was fucky merely prepbetit Bflly HerwisnI)odfer'Secood who strsiaed tendon la Ji yesterdsyh tame Int eerlouriy ia 'vfirjnred Bo msyer may pot bo able me wU eaoutaTte get into ''5J if 11 Red-Warciraft Hit Nazis Claim Centhned hum Page 1 completed the Isolation of the Crimea That in the Kiev pocket the Germans had taken 150000 prison i' 151 armored vehicles and 003 Held guns That the Russian outpost islands of Muhu and (tod off the Cstonlan Baltic CSoast were now firmly In' A- i- lran Crown Jewels i j- Selicvecl In America Ji r-Titans trea aept 3S (UJB De-i Jojd Farhamentaoocht the l'erowa jewels 1 today while dlpto (peculated whether tri Gas Station Man's Leg Amputated in Crash Special to' Tta Brooklyn Magi Roosevelt Sept 22-JOsse Molli-neaux 51 of 7 Babylon Turnpike operator of a gasoline station at Babylon Turnpike and Nassau Road to in a critical condition In Meadowbrook Hospital today as the result of an into accident In which hto left leg wu amputated Molllnesux wu standing at the rear of an automobile filling Its tank at hto gas station late yesterday afternoon when another motorcar pinned him aafaist the first machine Taylor Uavts for London On Way Homo From Roma Rome Sept 23 'Myron Taylor President Roosevelt's special envoy to the Vatican left by airplane with wife and Harold Tlttman hto assistant for London on hto way to the United Statu after a brief visit to Vatican City during which he gave the Pope a special message from the President Upon hto arrival In the United Statu by Trans-Atlantic Clipper plane Taylor Intends to go at onca to Washington to' report to the President it wu understood and convey the Pope's reply to the Presidential metuge ti hto own band-! an cape-fervent Dodger rooter He hto manager during a recent read tour to toy hto engage-out of town to games played by the Brooks James who was bom In Georgia and cant quite understand why ne to a Dodger rooter to frequently found in tta company of tta Dodger players and hto new song waa named after the team he thinks win win the pennant Barry to I fact 1 Inch tall has dark wavy hair and blue eyes and to responsible for several tunes and "Life Goes to a Party" A to 25 yean old all of them tad been sent j- to the Datted autas 'si Bonner Bhs Rixa Khan Pahlevl ae said to have mors than SIM-r i MOM ob deposit la tta Itolted 1 States and It waa believed Prerf- dent Sooeevelt might fteeeshlant- sets on tho aupposiUoa that the 4 i crown Jewels might tan been sent is so much easier when yon Shah is a-virtual at Xiphahau pending dls- Helsn Morgan's Condition Too Grave for Operation Chicago tt CUM Helen Morgan who climbed to fame by singing torch songs atop nlghtdub pis nos was reported stUl fat serious condition today at lfenrotln Hospital She is suffering fror a kidney ailment Attendant! reported toe tad shown slight improvement yesterday and that her condition was today Physfciansiald her condition was too serious to permit an operation planned -terdsy Mia Morgan received a second blood transfusion from her husband Lloyd Johnson Los Angelas automobile saleanan yesterday corny at the Jewell ir' 'X A 17000 at LaGuardia field LaGuardle Held attracted a large number of visitors yesterday with seventeen thousand persons paying admission to the observation deck to watch airplane operations on the field The admission fee is ten cents The record day for the observation dock wu established last Fall when there were 22AM Swsdts Intsm 60 Rsdt Stockholm Sept 22 UJfr-8lxty Rumtan sailors who escaped from tta Eastern Baltic wore picked up by Swedish coastal units and In' terned by Swedish authorities It wu announced today I 1 ANNOUNCEMENT! Mlb tdeiime -s' wax wtooBW meroranLa SLJ'fv oW iwW kf ur mwelf -lu Mrcanry -j -me KmMk nwsaiw ipni liillil Intsmsd Fascists' Riot Af Isla of Man Camp London dept 22 OMO-Mom than 7M British and foreign Fascists interned at Peel Isle of Man rioted for nearly six hours Saturday night after tta recapture of three who had escaped It waa announced i ililililLi 10 9 a ut: in lw Hm gyy-toy aa eu 1 1 C'ff'rhoo-iowr slsct ecotnwr Tan- i l4 3 i- rAU gurrs jauwaan- aome-NTa tauaMj wiwaaOj WtOT onwat dm Diamonds Jswclry Furs Clothing Musical Insfrumtnts Etc Early Bloio Damage! Rockville Centre Store Special ip The tArooklyn Keglt Rockville Center Sept Fire at undetermined origin early today caused considerable damage in the grocery store of Julius Oedesco at 22 Washington 8t tare The Mam was discovered at 4 am Mr Oedesco and his wife and ll-year-old daughter Marie who live In on apartment above the tors-In the two-story frame building got out Ifttriflf it Sfm frar (Srrrtings BASIS ALTER LANDttMAM tht Hebrew Edncatleitl Society BxUmSl Bum Wlshn to BROOKLYN JEWRY IW IMH' PrMrray Xn Tin Tbere are i doien different waye wa at Pilgrim can ease those wearying Fall' cleaning dayiand at nrprisingly little coat too Read the accompanying list of things which Pilgrim can do for you Think what this help can mean to you then telephones write either office below for an estimate of little all this worLaaving will cost A eiMMl brnrifk CuhUi (he Nky aaS SlaMM VrawM arNlasitly 124 SrBM I J-V vV dWkvt-M'h Otwrt OfMUra Write tae CSV an Brwoeer HaakalUe f- i ARTHUR HEANEY nconroxam 214 Atlantic Ave near Conrl St IroeUyi ToL MAin 4-3182 1 VMeltf INTERCITY NEWS CO in Bmklya Wish Ttulr OmidMl snS rrttml A HAPPY NEW YEAR KRS BELLA' JARMULOWSKY Ud MRS KATE SHAPIRO the "BELLE HAVEN" sn sat liar err WUh All Tktr Mtllns aaS Prlrndi A Im tad rnwiNi Mew Ynr iji arars-wnirrt aV leiew- safely before the arrival of the fire ri leveie amt im nu- r-! V- i i'1 riti IOW LIBERAL IN 12 way Pilgrim ean cbm bnp Fall eleaaluff 4 Launder curtains Dry clean draperies Clean ruga Clean bath mats Dry shampoo npholstery Launder and rebind blankets Launder and dry dean fancy spreads Dry clean comforters Sterilise and re-floff piHowa Sum free slip coven Sommer spreada and other home fundihingi which we launder or dry dean in our fcrekB'-- Dry dean Fall clothes V' Clean and Ron Summer garments end play clothea at moderate charge I 1 Y' Daily DeUvariet in Brooklyn Queens and Nation 4 Pilgriai MapUyu wh laendry and dry dean B43SS5B werth of which they receive aecerdtag I the the eeaysay That dsu diSsram in the care' laeadry receives 1 Dry certified by ihe Instil Msatslalag Dryelsaniag and CUAIAXTIED it HauaKiwiM as idw therein WASHING MACHINES SOLD QUICKLY FOR CASH Wiibtos oar rrlfidi rtroa A Hiper iU fiwiiwi Hrw Tftr Cure ixus me an nuNKUN avx -pox ferrrsn cAxr wammino maohi mi RAov nmiMr mi Ad ran two dcryet rjjuUMrMMuMi a etaSn toS- S'cbsT' ei TERMS The 495 de year big ewn paay stack diridead tern at make yoer PUprtoi Clean-leg is fr Standards coon Used A run thk W-MW LUM RMIO-S tSSTAUXANT 0 Xilfni hrltif mr NntraaS AM XXTBNIM A HAPPY HBW VIAR TO ITS PATKONS AHD PRIKHDO WAS HI NO MACHIRK wkIM Nwevtain kM mM Mini ewull- Ad KSS tfiTO dOTIt -tlan: rnicatoi ni4 4th Am Avail- mu c-i onaoRulreeults i4 -'Savings Bank Ufa Insurance Polidts hart y- i 'rCmb vdw'le 5 Mata tMderd Imm to every seed 'k 1 1 i 4' yii 'tv-' NELSON INC 328 State St Brooklyn xxTiNDe eiAsore ORxrrinos TO SIVIBIA LRI AND miKNM IMS Mta I WI Ita ifH ita i a- Sheriff James nanrano isTSNne two wmv tsar oxaeniiue to all RIO PRIINM -'t A- i 4 11 iy 1 '-hNtdeede every ye lodwdlM taaed la wmewots faem MM to Coovaalaot prawlam poymioa Ave tails I Mata te yean a -t JfwI Cm gMrv Vtt CAST SEW YOU lAVUfGI SAW vj t-b eieel year lew eesteevleil taak A tosarmaae S' '-iS Data r'i i 544 Atadr Hums Ireeklya r'i v- -s If you hare used hold fumishlnqs or eiulpinent you no longer need sell It for ccmh through EAGLE Want Ads Yen may telephone your ads An Ad-taker will gladly assist you with your copy MAin 44200-EAGLE WANT TAYSTEB BREAD BAKERY Xkm to tkt Panmu "TAVSTU brbad-XXTXHPO A MAPPV NSW TXAX NARK SHOES WRSw Ttolr PriMtot sad Pstrua A Vrr Km Sn Tm sjmimmm eix i oiu i-tt WEU! 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1841-1963