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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • 16

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Brooklyn, New York
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1 6 BROOKLYN EAGLE WED- JAN 151947 BrilaiirWarns Career Diplomats On Wedding Aliens Goldstein Lauds Mayor's Stand on School Chief Job if WJwtan It named to gue-ceetf Superintendent of School John wd today la anticipated good deal of tha credit should go to Mayor ODwyer former Magistrate Joseph OoUUtcln of Brooklyn aald taut night at a meeting of the New York Society at Uia Hew Yor City Cub 1351 Lexington Aw Manhattan Ho credited tha Mayor with having taken a firm eland In favor of having a local man named for the poailioa Judge Goldstein declared that the Kilpatrick Committee appointed by tha Board of Education "insulted tha by suggesting tha names of out-of-tovnera and then "aa an submitting the names of threo local Candida tea Tha ncenunendaUcn of tha Kilpatrick Committee wired memoriae of bagger day" Judge Ooldatein asserted and said that If there are not nun hi Mow York good enough for the position of Superintendent of School it to a sad com mentary on tha aclwol ay stem terdey that marriage to aliens may diminish- thsir utility -to the gotr eminent and may even result in being no post In tha foreign service to which they can properly ba appointed?" Tha warning against foreign entanglements was contained in the new code of conduct and pay scale1 for members of Britain's foreign service which wu published last1 night in Uw London Qffirlsl Ossetic Tho cods also carried on admonition to members of tha foreign service in regard to divorces It noted that if a diplomat should become involved In a suit which may "In the opinion of tho Secret try of State bring discredit upon that member of tho service the Secretary of Slate may call on him to resign Words of caution to unmarried female members of the service were also contained in the code which i stated that a rule they would bo required to resign upon marriage The code also bars members of tha foreign service from running for Parliament and noted that acceptance of outside appointments to limited even after resignation or retirement The new pey scales ranee from a top of fMM 114000) for permanent Undersecretary of State and heads of major missions down to £315 (11400) for storting Third SecretoriM PRESIDENT Samuel Plotkin recently elected president of Winthrop Community Club 191 91st St accepts certificate of election from former Chief Assistant District Attorney Joseph Hanley Installing officer Looking on ore Frank A Nolan Democratic leader of the 1st A second from left and Harry Maze retiring president Moon lo Hide Gripes Ended 1-Way Brooklyn Bridge est Early Tomorrow BUY SAVINGS STAMPS AND BONDS i bound traffic only: and an can heading for Manhattan were detoured to tho Manhattan Bridge Some confusion rssulied among tho motorists who had difficulty detouring to tho Manhattan Bridge it was pointed out Also tho Increase in traffle over Uw Manhattan Bridge caused too much eonJ est Ion at the Brooklyn plxxa In as much only one lower level wu oepn to Manhattan traffic Mow the Brooklyn Bridgo to open to two-way traffic at all times However some traffic modifications an utilised on tha sister-span During tho morning hours both upper levels of tho Manhattan Bridge art one way going to Manhattan and in the evening rush period tho upper levels cany only Brooklyn-bound traffic Numerous eomplalnU of Inconvenience from motorists prompted po-llco officials to abandon an experiment tot relisvo Brooklyn-bound traffle congestion by Bilking the Brooklyn Bridgo a one-way thoroughfare during -the evening rush houia it was announced today In addition to tho motorists' protests traffic experts decided to drop tho one-way bridgo experiment when congestion Increased on the Manhattan Bridge particularly the Brooklyn approaches Tho traffic test was inaugurated last MOv 4 when tho Brooklyn Bridge was closed to Manhattan bound automobiles between 1:30 pm and 1:15 pm Both of tho spans' roadways wort open during Un evening rush hour to Brooklyn- DoYour CONFIDENTIAL BOOKKEEPING For Only S100 Per Week Par yon It's sasyl We furnish woskly ImpIltUd you Just ail la tha fliurtosad maU It to vm We Urg books far you tn our oOkw end you eoufldmMal Front sutrarat ouoa month Wo pay poMaga and furnish all forms (roe Siapfly Twin litms-STUT NOV For dtulls of this amasUslyaimpIswsy tossvs mousy Inrrssss prnn Is sndksrp and aolve an Chute County future utility worries ho claims A In tho univenltyh terraced circular restaurant wu to Suture tn -ntom-opUttln device in action New University To Be Built Hollow Mountain! your books accurate writs now oc phoua BanasJ BaanAmmmm (obmIm fogia qMstwrwi MmnH fiyvmv mvv Dopt' 1-1 Mans LO 1-7051 Empire Star lldg Now York 1 1 NY By SCIENCE S1KY1CI Washington Jan Tha moon will hide tha planet Jupiter early tomorrow But tho odipao of Jupiter Ur mad an ooniltnUon happens at an Inconvenient time or much of tha country People la the Eut will be able to observe It only during tho daylight horn when it' to seen with difficulty whereas people in tha West win have to get upaev-eral hours early If they are to wit-nea the aoectacle Tha planet nearly as bright as Sirius and seen in tha constellation of Scorptua tho scorpion comes into view shortly before sunrise Tor people In Washington IX the bright edge of tho moont moving eastward will hide tha planet at 1:51 aa according to calculations made at tho Maval Observatory hero: ml Jupiter will reappear from behind the dark cage of the moan which will bo a few days past teat quarter Since this will happen in full daylight it will ba hard to seo with tho naked aye as a pair of binoculars -or a small teleseops will help Tor ebserven In western Massachusetts near Pittsfield tha planet will bo hidden at 1:11 am and win eomo out again at Farther wot tho occupation occurs a Uttis sooner and conditions for it uo better In central xninots near Quincy tho planet wm ho accdltod befon sanrie at :30 am OIT and return to view at 7:44 In southern ante near Bakersfield tha oeeul-tation beglnt at 1:41 am and snda at ao condlUona tat seeing it wfll be good ai it will be entirely dark Mother This Home-Mixed CougK Relief Is Wonderful LU Vegas Mev Jam 11 IUD-pA new unlvetxlty to ba built inside a hollow mountain with pneumatic tubes (o whisk students between daises to being planned bert -f Tho university to to bo in nearby Henderson circulars dropped from an airplane announced A C-TeniH farmer California Saves Bed Money Krom any druggist and poor It into a Sir rinnkln Onlb 9mm nUm pnt battle 11U up wtth yifur syrupi No Cooking (tuck Beniltx Thia mvM you fuU pint of rosily To got too moot aurpriring rriM apfondid cough about four Xnstitut of Technology professor from coughs duo to ooidn you can time much for your moaoy It who ia one of tho of too ooally propaiw amdidnn right In mvor sprite and laris a long ttana rmleet te -It -would bo located Four own kttchan Ifi very may And for roal Quick rsll4 (i'lwy naoda ao cooking and tarisa so goodriforihr It toosma thajMmm toridoBteck Mountain after Tenill willlagiy "nutloootboa the Irritated oSf iff ooaoinpravoa ingrodloate In IWn of water fowBMOMnte until dio- form writ known for satvod Or you can waa earn syrup in coughs and branchial or liquid honey instead of sugai Honor refunded if oytup Than got 114 ounoss of Plnoxlyou in ovary way located to transfer students via capsule-car Atop tha mountain a gadget will hanwia power from the elements 1 -A mMy Minority loader Irwin Stetngut speaking last night baton tha Parents Association of PUbue School 147 Eastern Pathway and Schenectady Ava advocated toe Immediate preparation of plana for a State university ao that whan funds are appropriated too work can go ahead Immediately Ha dto- turned tlrf proposed referendum to be considered by too voters In the November rioettan asking for 550-000000 for the pew Institution and urged all paranto to exert all poa-iUa pressure In favor of bills od- fencing the piopouL -Leader Stetogut apoko against the flat saw Increase for teacher hut wu in favor of a 13700 minimum plus too I3W increase He also told of too need of more teachers andi more State aid Baa Gottfried presided at meeting at which guidance seion from Alexander Ha Boys High Brooklyn Tech planus Hall Prospect Heights JMrie jmd Artaand Samud Tildes High Schools outlined tow respective course to assist pyffenta and pupito fnsetoctlng for their Furniture fir Rugs CLEANED IN YOUR HOME a' whiteirish linen hankies for Warm I Handsome! 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