ROOKLYN EAGLE, MON .,. DEC. 6, 1948
!Freedom Train British fslame Ship for
The single-screw, turbineA new combination luxury j , ]
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city ..of Oxford
Closes Week's passenger
driven
ship, capable of a cruisand freight yes'sei; decided something should be
ing
speed
of 15: knots, was
part of a $100,000,000 building'.'" ••« to pay tribute to Brook launched at Nevvcastle-on-Tyne,
since the line became one of
Stay in Boro program of the Lllerman Steam- ilvn
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. where she is being fitted ..out.
ths Seize
n Church
rse-Snatcher
Seven Arraigned
InSIMOOO
•toctives slipped into;
5:15 a.m. mass in St. Plaster Racket
R. G. Church. Wilson; Two union business agents
Jefferson St., todav and five plastering contractors
their eyes open. \Vith-j were arraigned today in County
minutes they found;iCourt on charges linking them
a with 21 other contractors preous-looking man who", vjoUsiy held for allegedly ad<
•thins under -his eoat; i n y , a l ] e a s t si.ooo.OQO to postmade for the clopr.
u ; 1 . building costs in Brooklyn,
ves Kdward K. p'i on
The.two union officials were
Paul Munk of the Wl-: r h a l K t l ( 1 w U h t . x l o n i u n i n a(1 .
pvecuict.ioUow-ea hiih^htioi) 'to the conspiracy
conspiracy and
Hly demanded to see
had put under ' h i s nvstiaiiu of trade with which
was a purse which, a s i all seven were charged in the
;i ; out. belonged to a indictments obtained by State
Attorney General Nathaniel L.
who had been sitting Goldstein
after a year's investilim.
gation
into
"some phases of the
?tectives sa'id they had
building
industry
in New York
eiving complaints about
City."
atching in the church
tt a •montiv. The Rev. The contractors are all memr o e l ich. pastor, de-jbers of the Brooklyn Plastering
a -man who had moved contractors Association which.
i.e/"church /.suspiciously j U JS •charged, controlled more
g that period; The ; ,|,an halfof the plastering done
si! the (iesoiption. tlej ft Brooklyn during the last
u ivimseJf as -Franclsi three years; rigged bids and en•jv^TTf^lO^f; Flushing.'} foi-eed its orders on threat of
id. was arraigned on a; withholding labor.
in
' ' ^ I m - o . h e r s Involved
srk Court;
The two business agents are
•••:•:<•?>
"StVSPQ Frank
Valentino of 122.3 E.
| 19th St. and Robert Vaccarino
5111 Avenue T, officials of
Furniture ;;'[j'pfLocal
30 of the -Operatives
j Plasterers and Cement F.inlshInternational Association.
and Carpets ;-:!I ers
Valentino was said to be a
j brother of Joseph Valentino,
:
! chairman of the association's
Cleaned in • mediation board and head of
| one of the four concerns also
Valjo Plastering
Your Home I11 .indicted—the
Corporatioti of 1431 Pitkin Ave.
BJ/He was also described as the
I father and father-in-law of two
other indicted contractors.
Others arraigned today Included Emil Giamboi of 1T.77 \V.
7th St., president of Giamboi
| Brothers of 1677 62d St.. an in! dieted firm, which, if is said,
j d i d a l l the plastering (in the
[three; public housing .projects
i building in Brooklyn during
i the last three years; Salvatore
[Giamboi of bill) 80th St., vice
j president of the firm: Fred
| Schwartz of l-l.11 E.'.8th St., a
j contractor;" 'Matthew Davl of
|
experts f i r s t p o w e r i 21 Appiegate Court, a vice
president of the association,
j u m for deep-buried
: arid Dominie Fehl'ch of 43-09
1 a n d d i r t , . t h e n use a ('MM A\e... Jamaica, a director
:ial'-cleansing
f o a m . 4 of the association.
ors look f r e s h , b r i g h t ; 4
The seven were given one
!•; s t a n d s
high and
'. week to surrender last Monday
nn.
N o fuss, n o odor \
when the 21 previously arrour room is ready for 1 rested were arraigned before
; t h e same day.Judge Samuel Leibowitz..
Furniture Repaired
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Seats re-webbed
Springs re-tied
Furniture Polished
Hiding Cops Kill
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Store Intruder
Continued from Page 1
Stains removed
Polished like new
728 . Drigg Ave. had slapped
li her..
She. two other girls, and Manrniluif atiJ Carpet Cl,-an\ng, li
Fifth Floor
lj niono. Miss Lachiana said, were
| returning from a dance in RirigeTR. 5-5700, Ext. 121
|i wood when she and Manniono
-j became involved in an arguw m i i « «i «OYt, •tbottitM 1 j mem. lie slapped her. she said.
I and went, into the Manhattani^NOUNClMENTS
J bound side of the subway.. When
he attempted to arrest Manni•Personal—Public Notices
ono. Weiss said, he grabbed his
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to
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D u r i n s r t b p scuf£Vequ<M. ,C»H Spe>d. C U b v e r d a l e R , ' •-,
minng uie
sun
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_j lie the policeman was shot.. He
ODRESSiNa-MAjUNO SERVICE i Was taken to the Wvckoff Hosn ^ B ^ ^ r ' ^ ^ ^ l ^ ^
^^ Lachiana refused to
^*bm~28?"':"M".iT.•"rr'iindr.na'i^" a complaint against ManffifCFruniSship ciiib; cort«;vou ciub-{ mono, who was booked on
jgf_B*fora S :.iMc,m t n;
. c h j j r g e o f felonious assault.
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smp Lines of England, has b e e n | m i n a l shortly after the turn of The only other commercial vesDistrict Attorney Miles F.
named
the City of Brooklyn ift the century and has used Bush sel named Brooklyn is a harbor
McDonald, chairman of the
ln e
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._.. tug,
Brooklyn Freedom Week Com- recognition of the line's
ines hall] P^j'sJ-'ver* i;' '
mittee, called for a "rededica- centurv of use of Brooklyn! Q<&zL<Z>^h>
<F2iJ&>^?t> founded in J8J6 6 v f c J ^ ) - ^ ^ >
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tion of Americans to the true piers, the line's agents In Man-! vsSKOBSSSSSSSKi " I WBBHI—I
D I A M O N D S • JEWELRY • SIlVERWAK'E • STATIONERY
principles of American democ- hattan have announced.
,1
racy" yesterday at brief cere- The 11,000-ton ship, one of 10:
monies winding up the week- being built in England for the
long visit of the Freedom train line, was launched Wednesday}
at tilth St. and 2d Ave.
and will be ready for the trans-1
Several hundred persons gath- itiantic. service by May. ac-i
iered around the stand at 04th cording to Norton, Lilly & Co.,]
1st. and 2d Ave. to hear sneak- tlie agents. It will accommo-;
ier.-; of the three major faiths date 12 passengers in four dou-i
j in farewell messages to the ble and four single cabins, all;
with private bath.
.train.
Meanwhile, across tlie street, According to the American
hundreds of persons continued Bureau of Shipping, the City
to queue up for the last chance of Brooklyn is the only oceanto inspect tlie train's cargo of going ship in the world bearhistorical.documents, before the ing trie'name of the borough.
after
11 p.m. deadline. The train will Ellerman officials,
launching.of-the
City
of
Liverbe on View in Queens tomor9 A. Platinum Diamond Brooch, containing 216 diamond*, .weighing
FREEDOM WEEK LEADERS—District Attorney Miles F. row.
'We must nut lose sight in Mom Refuses to Finance
McDonald, left,' and Deputy Commissioner of Hospitals
6.10 caraM: $*,700, F«d. Tax included.
Maurice H. Matzkin are shown standing at attention the observance of Freedom Card Sales, Boy Kills Her
!
B. Platinum Diamond Ear Ringi, with a total of 48 diamondi, weighing
that the freedoms We en1.57 carats. $1,350 pr., Fed. Tax. included.
during playing of the national anthem in ceremonies at Week
joy w e r e not granted to us by West Branch. Mich.. Dec. t>-^|
Brooklyn Army Base.
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th documents in the train. Mr.; William Lee Farley, 15.-will lie
i McDonald said in.-.reference to arraigned today for killing his;
for the interim Su ;the week-long programs dedi;mother because she refused to:
J EWELRY
MacCrate Named candidates
seated to freedom in which finance his Christmas card sales!
pre me Court appointment.
These are but two selrctlons from our magnificent collection.
Among tho.>e who .were con-: thousands in the borough par-, program.
To High Court
All jetting* ore hand-made. All pieces have a distinctive,
State police said the boy conBklei'e'd by the Coventor for the ticipated.
brilliant beauty. W e invite your inspection.
fessed shooting his mother, Mrs.
Continued from Page 1 judgeship were Supreme Court 'Iha.Ueliable Mights'
Lucy Grogg, 42, after an all-day
Justice .(ames M. Faweett. who
currently In the County Court will complete an interim ap- "They were the inalienable argument over bis '.plan -to sell
and City Court resulting from pointment Dec. 3 f: W a 11 e r rights given us by God, and thethe cards. He got hi^ brother's
the death of County C o u r t Bruchhauseh, Brooklyn Bar As- documents secured and guar- .22 caliber rifle, the youth said,
,
Justice George J. Joyce, respec- sociation president: Harold L. anteed those rights."
and shot her through the kitch4 8 7 FULTON STREET
BROOKLYN
The
prosecutor
praised
tively.
.
Turk, Republican district lead- Thomas F. Cuite, chief clerk of en window as she cooked supO j g ^ g & ^ ^ j ^ ^ ^ ^ < f e g ^ c y ^ t ' j i y c y g ^ ejjbT'ft'^^'C^'^gQ
Joyce stepped down from the er, and Emil N. Baar, Union
per.
City Court bench, to become the Temple president. Justice Faw- the District Attorney's office,
successful tri-party candidate— eett was defeated at the polls who also participated, for his
w i t h Democratic, Republican by Special Sessions Justice' An- painstaking care in handling
and Liberal party indorsements thony J. DiGiovanna, a Demo- the details and plans for the
—for the .$28.00(j-a-year County crat, in a bid for a full term. Freedom Week ceremonies.
The Rev, John Brennan of
Court seat!
^Judge (.laccone a Mason, has .
{y
Pe euml
JIelp
J u s t i c e Eilperin. formerly for numy years been active in. ;
C n u ,. ( ; h ( a d l 3 p l a i n i n
chairman of the Republican
Brooklyn civic and polit leal '• -; W orld\Var 11. delivered the inCounty Law Committee, was gatyzations
and.has a large tol 'vocation; Capi. William Carlson
elected to the City Court bench lowing in Italiaii-American
cir
last Nov. 2 also with three- cl.es.. He is a former Assistant {pronounced tlie benediction.
party support. Republican, Dem-' Cnited States Attorney and was.and Rabbi Bernard Siolper of
j Congregation Beth Israel. East
a Deputy Fire Commissioner Flatbush. intoned, a blessing on
before the late Mayor l.aGuar- the Freedom Train.
dia appointed him as a City James Varley. county comM^agistrate. .The magistrate's mander of tlie American Legion,
term expires next June..
read the Freedom Pledge. The
Salvation Army Band of the
Brooklyn Citadel Corps and the
Fire Department Glee Club and
Band entertained. Also present
was Envoy Thomas G. Craig of
the Salvation Army.
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UM Peace Bomber
Admits His Guilt
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Mineola. Dec.ft—Stephen- ,l. Accused 3 Await
a i l IL n c h V i c t i m ' s W i d o w
Supina,.:^ the former BIT ttaii;
gunner, who dropped a peace .7.
bomb" (m Cnited Nations head-! Lyons. ' (Ja.. Dec. .6 (U.P.)—
cp-iarters at Lake Success last!Three young white farmers
July, pleaded guilty today injwere held, in the Toombs
County Court here to a charge!1 County Jail today awaiting the
of. carrying dynamite in the arrival of Mrs. Amy Mallard,
air.
ithewidow- of a Negro lynch
At the time of his arrest, Su- victim, who will swear out
pina said he wanted to '•wakejwarrants charging them ^vith
up" l". N. diplomats to the'her husband's slaying,
danger of a third World War.! The men.. Roderick L. CllfHe dropped his service. dis-jton. 32, William L. (Spud)
charge papers from the plane! Howell, 24, and James VW.
along with the bomb which Tt Ruck r Spivey. 27, are resi-i
Judge Francis X. Giaccone was made of a stick pf dynamiteldents of the lower part of the
attached to insulated wire. On!county, where Mallard was
ocrat and Liberal. He succeeds tlie papers he had written a!slain Nov. 20.
Judge Joyce who resigned from trong pica for peace. Xo one
the City Court post in order (was hurt and ho property dam
to permit an election for the aged in the explosion.
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He rented an Aeronca plane SXMA.S BICYCLES'*
Justice MacCrate, recently re- from a Willimantic airport
elected on a bi-partisan ticket, where he had been a student
95
oniy
to a third 11-year term, is now; pilot and fie wacross Long
completing 28 years of'• distin- Island Sound. \Yt\en he neared S c h w i n n fr O t h e r P o p u l a r M o k e i
guished 'service on tlie Supreme jl'. N. headquarters he unreeled
TF.RMS ARRANGED
from which his bomb
Court tribunal. He has been a;,
Al'j Bicycle h Hobby Shop
resident of (Jreenpoitu since a Maiijjied and Used' a pair of
XlOl CLARENDON ROAD
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small boy and was first elected | small batteries in his pocket to
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to the bench in 1920 after one | detonate it.
term as a Repfesentatiye.
Outdistanced Opponents
As predicted by the Brooklyn
aKagle yesterday JudgeCdaccone
apparently outdistanced a number of highly qualified borouKh
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