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Craaaward Putfla An CROSSWORD PUZZLE 'HIGH-POWERED DRIVE nEVIClT. ACROSS I Woody plant Extra Warriors, Knights 11 Biblical I i mountain AI5S A uLmg ATfe 1 1 Isiiprai si a Ma Hue A sfens ig VIUITlKll ENITlTViS'EP 1 Dl.turtmnc 1 Hart-ahalled Phyllis Kirk, Eva Marie Sair Bring Freshness to Video BOB LA MOA Clip Century Mark fruit 15 Burnt II Lone slander fish IS Symbol for 31 Valuta (abbr.) Jl lrif-fooud Si Cairo It Toward taelterod aid 40 Collrf chr 2 Mountain of Europo 43 Sun god 44 Rum element 47 Video Unit.) 45 Vedlral uOU 9 Mountains in Sou (a America 5t Girl's nam 5i Essence 4 Style of automobile (pl 5 Satisfies 7 River In England I eN TtglE APT 7W A TAiA" AiTOiN TIE aXI Ismvl Iliein'e I uniuuni The Warriors and Knights broke the century scoring marks in the Morris Kaufman Memorial Senior Division of the Jewish Community Houso of Bensonhurst Basketball i south African League. The second-place Warriors trimmed the no UO 1 1 I V. I tn) TO ti no, Faroal ruir arrv siegers coiiecieu i points lo pace the Warriors while four of his teammates al Xavier Cagers so hit for double figures. Sandy Meyers registered 30 for the Deltrons.

Howie Goldman of the Knights, caged 40 tallies in the Knights' success, one of the Forge Ahead by Easy Triumph highest individual perform ances of the season. DOWN 1 One who shirks duty Rodent I Teutonic deity 4 Direction fc Vapora (Brook T-Cat Part of "to be Carpet 10 Pass, as tlma II Pilasters IS Cornered 1 Wing 1 Brush 20-Fit of 01 temper Weird Culde Confederate general 10 Suffix: subject to S3 Man's name S-Soulh American mammals :3 Male hea Most timid S7 Swimming 3 Fairies 41 Total 45 Rahhlf 4 Employer 4 Indonesian tribesman SI Provide crew S3 Ouido'i low note 5S Prefix: down 1 1 it 14 1-0 ljzu lll-il l.il 42 T7- 11 i 5J SH 55 The quarter -final round of the fourth annual St. Francis Xavier Lyceum basketball tour The Amerx, which hold a slim lead In the Senior Division, toppled the Acwans, 9073. Artie Freilich con-tinued to pace the winner with 34 maikerg. Shep Dies-fuhouse tallied 30 for the AcuatiH.

ney will be completed tomorrow night with Our Lady of Lourdes taking on St. Jean the Need Lone Triumph Baptist and the Lane A. com- Dosed of the Pratt Institute var The Lakers still need one victory to cuncn me uue in me Sity, meeting powerful Our Samuel Hessel Memorial Inter- Ladv 0f Ansels. The semifinal mediate Division of the Jewish is on Thursday night, and the final Saturday evening. Community House of Bensonhurst Basketball League.

The divisional pacesetters had their hf UM rm bt. Francis Xavier. Diocesan 5 Catholic Youth Organization chance against the second-place Centaurs but failed when they REAL ESTATE senior basketball champion for the past two years, and Equitable Life, gained the semifinal were thoroughly beaten, 6938 Sammy Marks and Levine col round last night. Both teams lected 14 points each tor the racked up high scoring wins, Centaurs. Xavier routing Paterson A.

The Cagers clinched second 9367, and Equitable eliminat Apartment Sold In Ocean Ave. The 32-family apartment jFairbanks. of the sales staff of house, 1011 Ocean at thejHussey and Hooh, negotiated corner of Newklrk as-jtne mace honors in the raw weis ing St. Teresa, 9179. TV POTPOURRI: I really slipped up when 1 didn" imment on producer Fred Coe's "Television Playhouse' presentation of "Wish ori the Moon" on Sunday, March 29 The play wasn't the thing in this cae, but the playing Phyllis Kirk ami Eva Marie Saint, who had the leadin, roles, brought a freshness and vitality to video that is tot seldom seen.

It was the fiit time I had ever watched Phyllis, ant 1 had only glimpsed Eva Marie once before. The lattei had a part in -A Trip to Bountiful," which starred Lilliat Gish and John Beal on TV recently, while Phyllis, though new to TV, will achieve a measure of fame when het three-dimensional horror movie, "House of Wax," oper.j on Broadway on Friday. I hope Fred Coe stars these two talented youngster in a sequel to "Wish on the Moon." The time could be five years later. Twoiiltl make for an Interesting and new TV departure. a TV PERSONALITIES: Eddie Bracken will sub for Arthur Godfrey on the redhead's CBS-TV Wednesday night "Friends" show starting May 11.

Eddie let this bit ot information drop on 'Personality Puzzle" last Thursday night. Westerns are becominK aluioM a popular on TV they are in diner. Al Simmons and Dizzy Dean will receive special citations at the Sixth Annual Dinner of the Sport Broadcasters Association next Monday. Jack Orrison, the Sergeant Brady of Channel 5's popular "The Plainclothesman," evidently believes in "Chercher la femme." He recently found one in the person of Kay Messitt. He'll handcuff her for life In June.

Rocky Marciano discovered a novel way of adding power to hist punches. When In Xew York, he visits TV star Buster nlilie's Hotel llhelton Health Club, and pucheo an imaginary bug under water in the pool. Fred Willing and His Penusylvanians started their fifth year on TV last night when Fred raised his baton at 9 p.m. on CBS-TV's "Fred Waring Show." Fred's recent transcontinental tour covered 58 cities in 24 States, for a total distance of 17,500 miles. Believe it or not.

1953 marks the 37th anniversary of Waring's entrance into show business. Jerry Coopersmith, author-producer of WABb's "Johnny Jupiter" show, invented the "workation." It in Jerry's idea that you can enjoy a "workation" If yon relax by working hard after a period of boring fun. Question What happened to Andy Roberts, the crooner with the million-dollar smile, so long a fixture on Channel l's defunct "Broadway Open House." asks Albert D. Smith, 179 E. 4th St.

Answer Andy's last scheduled TV appearance was on Ted Steele's WPIX daily program during the week of March 23d. Nice boy. Betty Hntton is expected to sign a long term contract with NBC-TV which calls for her to star in a half-honr variety show over a period of 26 weeks. Brace your TV set now or you'll be sorreee! Dick Powell, Ronald Colman, Charles Boyer and David Xiven, who have been pleasing you with their performances on the always delightful "Singer Four-Stai via CBS-TV on alternate Thursdays at p.m., -v i 1 1 be seen weekly stinting Sept. 21.

Same time -liition. I agree with Florence and Uita Marks. 112 W. I5t'n Manhattan, who write an impassioned plea to this chronicler urging a regular TV spot for Brooklynite Jack Carter. networks, put him on.

Pst: Red Skelton will not be renewed by his s-ponsor this Fall. man Memorial Junior Division Eaiia Sport Picture LOUGHLIN BATTERS Pitcher Dan McCarthy, left, and his catcher, Dom DeJardin, two of the veterans upon whom Bishop Loughlin is banking to retain its city Catholic High School baseball laurels this season. Jim Moran with 24 points, hv outscoring the Majesties, and Joe Quigg of St. Francis G5 46. The Faba Jrs.

moved Prep, and Tom 0 Brien of Bos into a three-way tie for second ton College, with 15 each, led sessed at $110,000, has been Buy E. 28th St. Home snlri for R. .1. Turkeltauh to a The one-family detached nlace honors in the Hessel Ln the Xavier pointmakers.

Al vision with the Sultans and dwelling, 1165 E. 2Sth on a Schreiber and Robert Lepkofer Centaurs by besting the Chiefs, client of the real estate firm of Hussey and Hoeh as broker in the transaction. Charles W. tallied 22 and 18, respectively 6961. Burt Abromowitz col tor tne losers.

Xavier held a 1 lected 18 for the Faba Jrs. The lineups: Amrx Antra a. r. o. T.

JIMMY MURPHY'S COLUMN BRIDGE By Harry J. Roth 18-32 halftime advantage. Al Hokanson and Tom Henry chalked up 23 and 20, respectively, to lead the Equitable scorers. Dick Daly and Charles Metz tallied 22 and 20 for St. plot 27x100 has been sold by Martin Blum to Leonard Goldstein through EMsberg-Lenz.

as broker in the transaction. The property was sold subject to a $10,000 mortgage. Sale of Albany Ave. House Walter S. Mullins has sold to Louis A.

and Lillian Boeri the two-story and basement one- 0 0 0 2 a 3 0 6 Miller 5 SI 21 DtmsnllouM 13 4 30 3 1 2 i 2 14 Weber 3 4 10 Kill Etttrmaa Slffftl LatHer Frrtilrh Wrtsaen 12 10 34HIT 0 0 Teresa. The two teams were deadlocked at 4242 at the half 4 0 3 0 0 0 Beginner bridge players often look askance at smart defensive play such as a clever opening lead or an "uncanny" shift due Miller way mark, and 5858 at the TotoJ 23 17 73 Acira.n ToUH 37 It 90 K.otfhU o. r. r. end of three periods.

O. T. P. 13 Ysllowltl 0 4 Weber the lineups: EqulUble I st. Teresa family frame dwelling at 1522 Albany Ave.

on a plot 20x100 and assessed at A purchase money mortgage aggregating $10,000 was executed at A. QreenfteM 3 1 3'Colnn K. oreenlleld 1 0 2 Klelnnea Schwartt 2 1 Oelnvut o. T. P.

o. p. D. Henry 3 2 Dale Goldman 15 10 40 DtAfnhouse 22 4 10 2 2 8 30 0 4 a 0 2 16 0 2 a Bennea S4 OreenfWd Doran 10'Lewta 1 23 Met! 0 2 Phorhorki 1 11 1 11 11 Miller AMer Secfcler Ituaaffaro 4 to a suit-preferencs signal. Dr.

H. A. Maehl, holding the South hand and playing with Harding Johnson at a recent St. George duplicate, put up just such a sterling defense on the hand shown today. Johnson A A 10 VK J8732 0 10862 Robertson Hokanson T.

Henry RKlT Kenny Bruckner 4 20 KaHs.it Doherty 3 20 0 0 3 13 a io 0 (I 0 4 0 0 1 13 0 2 7 13 Mailer ToUJt 42 It 102 Total! 2 31 73 Deltron the closing. City Title Insurance Company furnished the title insurance, Tompkins Ave. Transaction Kenler Realty Corporation has sold to Maicelino Cintim Warrtar Garsutlo Pitsten o. r. O.

F. a it Nun 3 21 3 8 Totals 37 17 31 8t. PnneU Xavier ii Total a 30 1 IB Paterson a. c. Slater Hertman BeMU WMlttt a 2 3 23 O.

P. P. O. P. Otorlaeo Turner Zeiser Peerlmen Vernlct 3 1 3 0 2 4 30 1 9 a is 0 4 ISiOeneler 2- 8 the two-story frame apartment building at 82 Tompkins on a plot 21x90 and assessed at 4 22 1 1 2 12 4 IB 1 3 1 11 Bellui Appelmen A K8763 KORT Bran Cmveiiere Prlena Bovce McLaftert? Palone QlitKI Moran McCann 0 O'BehreUier 0 OlLoeach 0 0 Miller 0 14 R.

Lepkofer 3 3 Kapiau 1 3 Lepkofer IS! 2 241 1 l.V 1 I 0 0 2 45 17 1011 TOUU 60342 OKQ 8 iSS.500. A purchase money mort-igage of $11,600 was executed at 0 A.175 5 4 3 i WEISM4N DIVISION Cufffn MajHtiM O. p. O. P.

p. 2 I S'D'Amlce Pval 0 2 Mrwt 4 0 4 Tolaia 40 13 S3! Totals 27 13 67 3 2 1 1 8 1 2 0 Hupiiert Klas Shuir.Rll Welan P. Kfrufman Eddelberf n. Ku(m Ouikln 1 3 17 0 2 4 1 1 0 4 PlrU 0 10 WelMberi 2 12'flfhecLer 3 12 Kats 1 llMantnlK 0 lo'simolt 1 None 0 943 A AKQJ10762 Dr. Maehl The bidding: the closing.

City Title Insurance Company furnished the title insurance. Apartment Financed Nehring Brothers, have arranged a first mortgage in the amount of $60,000 at 4147o interest for a period of 10 years on the four-story apartment house located at 6402 23d Ave. All-Stars Defeat Rego Park Five Totals 17 13 48 Total! 2 7 5 RESEL DIVISION Centaurs I Lakers O. P. Kiner Tops in Homers Top Pass Snatcher West North East Pass 14 44 Double Pass South 4 Pass Harks Com its The College All-Stars routed a 14Brodsky 0 12 nan 0 a Zarlnaky 3 13 Mallen Mont Ruaeet o.

p. p. 1 1 3 3 3 6 10 3 a io Oil 4 a io 2 0 4 10 3 Ralph Kiner of the Pirates has won or shared the National League home run crown each Rego Park Jewish Center, National Jewish Welfare Board 3 0 4 Baas "Tea Brooltly. Earl, al iRjerelio Levine Olatman Sophomore end Ellis Ducket compiled an amazing pass rt ceiving record for Michigat State in 1952 when he average 32.3 yards gained on his l1 catches. 7 0 14 5 0 10 Silverman Ooldbetira Jsoobowlts Basketball champions.

7661 on koat became of its realistic lad non-ieiuational way of arintinf sewi of in a benefit game to raise funds season since he joined the 69 ToUll 32 a 3i for the Maccabi Games in Pass Dr. Maehl led the 10, followed with the A and when West ruffed with the 49, North overruffed with the ten. Dr. Maehl's A lead was lead-directing, asking his partner to return a heart which he did. This was ruffed by South with Total! IS Chief Brookljra tad tks world, asyi a Brook, lya aoaiewif.

Paba Jra. Pittsburgh club in 19 1G. Israel In September at Reeo Q. P. a.

p. p. Briman 5 0 10'Laplne I.KU.tt MITIlK PROPOSALS I rilOPUSL! i 1 Park yesterday. Five members 2 3: of the Reeo Park team and fi vp BOAST TWINS Fifteen of the 21 members of the Xavier High School baseball nine are from Brooklyn and Long Island. Heading the Brooklyn contingent are the Murphy twins of football fame Tom and Bill pitcher and centerfielder, respectively.

The other borough lads on the squad comprise Mike Buono, leftfielder, and Bill Kennedy, second baseman. The 11 Long Islanders on Coach Anthony B. Karpowich's aggregation number Bob Battipaglia, Astoria, second baseman; Ronald Cobert, shortstop; Ken Dinnhaupt, Richmond Hill; Jack Fitzgerald, Manhasset, and Jack Murphy, Flushing, outfielders; Jim Gallagher, Elmhurst, and Ed Keane, Far Rockaway, pitchers; Pete Hollenbeck, Manhasset, catcher; Ted Panebianco, Queens Village, first base; Frank Ruddy, Jackson Heights, shortstop, and Joe Simone, Glen-dale, third base. PROMISING FLY HAWKS Coach Lou Greene of the Westinghouse baseball nine, has four outfielders who shape Up as potential stars. They are Joe Whittle, a holdover from 1952; Lou Trani and Sal Angelotti, who were reserve gardners, and newcomers Vinny Padavano and Dick Norseman, sixth termers, and Joe Boone, a fourth tenner.

GETS RAVE NOTICES Word has gone the rounds that one of the best looking pitchers in the high school ranks of the East is Bob Eicher, a 17-year-old right hander of this borough, who mixes his stuff up for Salesian High of New Rochelle. The team is under the direction of Gordy MacDonald for the first this season. Eicher, who is 6-1 in height and weighs 180 pounds, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Eicher of 3G6 74th Bay Ridge.

Bob was awarded the most valuable player trophy as a member of Our Lady of Angels nine in the Catholic Youth Organization baseball tourney last season. The team also plays in the Bay Ridge League. Eicher hung up an enviable record on the mound with the aggregation. The youngster has had major league scouts look him over but they have to employ a hands-off policy until graduates. They have been attracted by his poise, control, izzling fast ball, sharp breaking curves and tantalizing change of pace.

Vinny Bira, former stellar tackle of the Brooklyn Tech and Lafayette College football teams, who was drafted by the Chicago Cardinals but never played because of going into the Army, has been named Athletic Director in one sector of Japan. Vinny also played baseball at Lafayette and in the Army. LADIES ARE INVITED It is not generally known, but the ladies are cordially invited to attend the Welcome Home dinner to the Brooklyn club, defending champion of the National League, by the Dodger Knot-Hole Club at the Hotel St George, Monday evening, April 13 at 6:30 o'clock. Tickets are priced at six dollars. All the money derived from the affair goes to the Knot-Hole Club and enables thousands of youngsters to see the Dodgers play absolutely free of charge throughout the Summer.

Combines of SS. Peter and Paul and SS. Cyril and Methodius will officially close their baseball seasons with a benefit game and dance for St. Rose's Cancer Hospital at McCaddin Hall, S. 3d and Berry next Saturday night The rival clubs will operate under the direction of Hugh McCabe and the Rev.

Walter Galuska. Hostilities will start at 8 o'clock. Plevy AbromovlU Hfirowltr Merer Homitrin .1 a 13 Cohen 7 4 13 LerinakT 2 3 7iMarkel 3 3 5 1 ll'Blerknfr "'other college stars will make ROOKIXO WORK. F.TC. STATE ARMORY X'iT SUMXKR AVENUE BROOKLYN.

N. Y. Woik Hill Kl'xir. The liuvernor tnri t-i. ur THE ATK HI 'Sinilh Slate Ofliif Buildmn.

I NEW YORK hy the Ki.tcit uf (Jo ilmnv N. Y. mi Mislf Hie frye and independent. T.i any am ianim'nt uf Mental iivierip. until ail unknown pet-nuns whose tianies "(IO lot It a.nei Slaudaid' Purls of whone nam' and who 4 tne basketball aggregation.

1 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Irwin Belopolsky, formerly of Reh.l.iMtatl.m Tim, on Thursday. April 23. 1H.U, Piae or ai ea ot residence nre un 5 llamkav ISipyal Totals 27 13 BO Tolala Long Island University who uf Roofing- and Leader and Work when th-y will le puhlwly opened and cannot, alter diluent in Ineidenial Thereto. State and read. distributee 3o7 Sumner Brooklyn.

N. Each proposal muM be mad upon heirs at law and next of kin ipiayea for the Jewish Com in accordance with Siwvification No tne lorni auu Buomiuru 1 j. wl Corsairs Seek Pitcher and loiail oe "niu msuiwuiref. neirs ai law or nea munity House of Bensonhurst, led the College All-Stars with hv a i-eriified check of kin of deceased, be dead, thel The Corsair of City Line, 30 point. Sam Schumer of the 4J.

Now he led the again asking his partner to re-1 turn another heart, when he trumped for the second time with the 4A. North olieyed instructions and the second heart return was trumped by South with the 4Q. This set the contract two tricks and gave North-South a top score as all the other East-West pairs were only set one trick in the same contract. who play Sunday baseball at Baisley Parle in the Queers Xassau Leagu Intermediate Division, are seeking pitchers and catcherj under 19, before made payable to the Slate of Newi'eital representatives, their husbandi York Commiseioner of Taxation and'or wive, if any. distributee! and sue Finance of 5 of the amount of thei'-essora in interest whose names andoi bid as' a guaranty that the biddor place of residence and post offie will enter the contract if it are unknown; 8 EN I Smrlr jt written on the front Wt 1FRE XS DAN7.IGBF of the envelope.

The blank spaces and BEATRICE D. MAYER, who re th proposal must be filled in. and yd at 77L 113th Street no rhanice shall made in the forest Hills. New York, and 112-51 r.hreS".K-y the proposal. Pro- TSth Street.

Hills. New York nwals that carry anv omissions, have presented a petition and amend-erasures alterations or addil ions petition prayinit for a decree that may he rejected informal. Sue- certain instrument in writing, re. cessful bidder will he required to to real and personal property June 1. Call manager.

Earl Hay. Fairleigh Dickinson hit for 11 of the All-Stars' tallies. Rego Park moved out in front 7-3 at the Urt of the game. The winners knotted the score at 77 at the five minute mark and were never headed thereafter. The Collegians increased their lead to 10 at the half and 19 in the third quarter.

173SA and accompanying drawinc. will be received hy Henry A. Cuhen, Director, Bureau of Contracts and Account. Department of Public Worka. Htli Kloor, The Oovernor A.

E. Smith State Office BuildinK. Albany. N. on behalf of the Executive Div.

of Military and Naval Affairs, unlil 2 00 o'clock P.M. (Advanced Standard Tim, which In 1:00 o'clock P.M.. Eastern Standard Time), on Thursday. May 7. 19S3, when they will be publicly opened and read.

Each proposal must be made upon the form and euhmilted in the envelope provided therefor and shall be accompanied by a certified check made payable to the State of New York. Comnii.isioner of Taxation and Finance, of 5'r of the amount of the bid an' a Ktinranty that the bidder will enter into the contract If it be awarded to him. The aperificatlon number munt be written on the front of the envelope. Th blank spaces in AP. 7-2214, between 6 and 7 p.m.

College Baseball I Pert I (v) wui (- 12 Norlela Asipbl Dartnestk Kramer Pro Tennis Victor Over Sedgman Jack Kramer won the professional indoor tennis tourna a Vparate bond for the payment of lately residin at 230 Park Place in the Borouiih of Brooklyn. City laborers and materialmen, eacn nonet in the sum of UKW, of the amount of the contract. Corporations submitting rorx. NOW THEREFORE nu and each of you are hereby cited to show cause Proposal snail or efore our Surrogate's Court of th -necfirsiion may be County of Kinas. to.be held in Court siiri 1 1 I' ion nmj we ment last night and with it $2,000 in prize money.

In the final round of the two day v.imnH free of chat ice at the me nail ot necoras. in tne andiexannned nee cnaige at uie 101 tne proposal must oe tinea in Loughlin Depends On 4 Diamond Vets no change nhall be made in th lowing qmce: iom fi. Ktute ArehtteeT 7.11 Kroanwav. event at the 7th Regiment Arm. phraaeoloKV of the propoeal.

Proposals thai carry any omissions, erasures, alterations or additions York City. State Architect. The Gov. A. E.

Smith State Office Albany, noon, why such decree should not be made. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the Seal of our ory the big Caiifornian defeated Frank Sedgman, 86. 46, niav be rejected informal. Sue cessful hidder will he reaoired to IS. 1(79 N.

Genesee! said Surrogate Court to be hereunto affixed give a bond conditioned for the faith-! District Engineer, the outfield, Don Walsh, a left ful performance of the contract and I lira. N. V. Only four veterans remain with the Bishop Louehlin hase- I (Seal) WITNESS. Hon.

E. IVAN District Engineer. 301 E. Water separate bond for the payment of hander, who saw action in the outfield last season, may get SyraciK-e, N. Y.

District Engineer. Barge Canal Terminal, Rochester. N. Y. the nod at first.

KUBKXSTKIN. Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, in the said County the 10th day of March. lSfa. AARON L. JACOBY.

Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. mhl6-at ball team which captured the city Catholic High School Ath-! letic Association baseball championship last year. Thus. District Engineer. Bo court 6 1.

It was Kramer's 37th vie-! tory over Sedgman in (i2 meetings. Third -prize money of $750 went to Pancho who defeated Ken McGreggor, 63, 64. Kramer and Segura defeated Sedgman and McGregor in the laborers and materialmen, each bond in the sum of HW'r of the amount of of the contract. Corporations submitting proposals shall be authorized to do business in the State of New York. Drawing and specification may be examined free ot charge at the following offices: McCarthy, whose pitching Buffalo, N.

Y. District Engineer, 30 West Main St. HornelL. N. Y.

played a major part in the suc the Rev. Brother Lawrence. District Engineer, van uuzee at cess of the Lions winning the city title, will shoulder the who succeeded Marty 6'Don-nell as the Bishops' coach, has state Architect, z.u Broadway. ew York City. State Architect.

The Gov. A. E. Smith State Office Albany, N. Y.

burden of pitching as he did his work cut out for him. last year. McCarthy hurled doubles, 63, reversing the result of their match Saturday night, when the Australians District engineer. 1U N. Genesee The nucleus for the revamp St, Utica, N.

Y. two no-hitters In loop competi. District engineer, rieasani vauej Road. Poughkeepsie. N.

Y. District Engineer, 71 Frederick St, Binghamton, N. Y. District Engineer, Babylon, Long Island. N.

Y. i Brooklyn State Hospital. Brooklyn. N. Y.

Drawings and specifics! idns may be obtained bv calling at the office of the Slate Archit-ct. The Governor Alfred E. Smith Slate Office Building. District Engineer. 301 sc.

water tion. The other pitchers are won, 119. Syracuse. N. Y.

ing process includes Dan McCarthy, one of the outstanding scholastic hurlers in the uistrici engineer. Barge uanai Dick Boland, Bob Young, Leo Barber Gels Berth In Masters Play Seeking Baseball Games Terminal. R'irhester. Y. District Engineer.

65 Court St Buffalo. N. Y. Demm and Emu Viola. Demra, city; captain-elect Billy John a southpaw, who hurled for the Main Albany.

N. and making deposit District Emrineer. 30 West Hornell. N. for eacn set ot wu.isi or ny mailing Wilmington, X.

April fi (U.R) Tiny Jerry Barber, al The Maccabees are interested in booking semi-pro baseball games. Phone Mel Vim at GE. District Engineer. 144 Van Duzeelsuch d. pn-it to the Bureau 'of Con Barber's blazing finish gave him the invitation by a narrow margin over Art Wall of Po- ready overjoyed by a $2,000 son, a third baseman and one of the few players in the school's history to play four years of varsity baseball; Tommy Carroll, veteran short 0-2807 or call at 1G36 50th St.

st. Watertown. N. Y. facts and Accounts.

Department of District Engineer. Pleasant Valley I Public Works. The Governor Alfred Road. Poughkeepsie. N.

Y. R. Smith State Office Building. Al- District Engineer, 71 Frederick St.lbanv, N. Y.

Che, shall be made Binghamton. N. Y. to the Department of Pub- 'X check for the first major vie Outlaws in the Parade Grounds Baseball League last year, may wind up in the outfield when not pitching. Bob Spina, a promotee rom the jayvees, will do the catching.

He has a good throwing tory of his professional golf career, reaped another big District Kngineer. Babylon. Longilie Works. Proposal maims ann rave stop and centerfielder Don without Tslmd THESE TYPICAL BUYS furnished be lopes will cono Manor, Pa. a 71.25 aver age to 71.29.

Babe Zaharias Pockets $875 at Beaumont "dividend today a berth in the right lo charge. The State reserves reiert anv or all bid.s the glittering Masters Tourney De Jardin. There will be many new faces in the lineup in an attempt to offset the loss of the arm and has been hitting well CHEVROLET '46 4 OR. SEDAN; $495 Dated: March 27. 19o3.

WAEEHOVSEMEN'S SALE OF GOODS FOft INTAID STORAGE CHARGES You and each of you are hereby notified that the time for the payment of our Hen upon the property hereinafter described having expired after due notice thereof hnd been given you. will cause such property, to wit. al type of household furniture, perwn.al effect, trunks, canon with contents If any and all other goods known as household ef-iecu and suh eoods as scheduled tn the tora.e warehouse receipts Issued io you by this warehouse, stored bv you or In your name or tn your account or tn which vou claim an In the Pmoiowttr Bro'hers Warehouses at 909 and 910 Utica Avenue. Brooklyn, N. to be sold at public auction on Wednesday.

April 22. 1953, at 10 30 a m. at 910-12 Utica Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y.

Mrs A. BsTone, Mrs. Adele Ross. Ml. is Betty Stern.

Mrs. Felicia Cos-tonea, Mr. John Stlrnwelsa. Mrs. Mary Trapanl, Mrs.

F. Blumervthal, Mrs. Josephine Solomon. Mr. J.

W. Mead. Mr. Andrew Milteer, Mr, Tom Naoti. Mr.

John Sponburi, Mrs. Carol Record, Mrs. Roe Go In bock. Mr. William Carlson.

Miss Gloria Kan del. Mr. Frank Nash. Mrs. Naomi fveir.

Mrs. Mildred N. Archer. Mra. Fty Retrm.

Mr. William Huff. Mr. Philip Campo, Mrs. Mildred MrRae.

Mrs. Theresa Mondo. Mrs. Eleanor Curtlss. Mr.

Louis Malonev, Mr. 8ey-nour Bravernmn. rs. Lucy Sobel, Mr. A.

8. Rampeli, Mrs. J. Kaufman. Should It be irapoMb to dispose nf nil these aoods on the above mentioned date, the sale will be cont trued on suoh naie days thereafter aa may be necasaary to complete the sale.

ft.MOt.OW.TZ BROTHFR STORAGE WAREHOISES By Jala Elkaa. Aurtlae. PrBMC NOTICES starting at Augusta, Thursday. the 3G-year-old Lacanada, pro received his coveted in practice. Hefty lumber work will be required in the outfield.

Those State Armory, 357 Sumner Brooklyn, N. Y. Drawings and specifications may be obtained by railing at the office nf the State Architect. The Governor Alfred E. Smith State Office Building.

Albany. N. and making deposit for each set of $5.00 or by mailing such depot-it to the Bureau of Contracts and Department of Public Works, The Governor Alfred E. Smith State Office Building. Albany, N.

Y. Checks shall be made any, I. vo eoaii oe iiiaue, THE BROOKLYN I'NION GAS COMPANY NASH '47 4 DR. SEDAN; S465 Notice rhMe In Tariff grhedul GENERAL INFORMATION APPLIANCES missing veterans. To bolster the infield De Jardin is being tried at first base as his height provides a fine target.

He Is who will attempt to provide It Beaumont, Texas, April 6 (U.R) Mrs. Babe Zaharias was $875 richer today as a result of her one-stroke victory in the 54-hole golf tourney named in her honor and played for the first Masters1 invitation by telephone just a few hours afteri Nolle If herrkr (Inn, paransnt to the DODGE '52 2 DOOR; S1695 are Ed (Easy) Dlgnan, Don Parchlnski of the basketball Public service Law, that the ndfriline llk a.r.. team and brother of the cap payable to th Department of Pub- 1, He Works. Propoaafblanks and env- aTarfaU -ill .,111,0,11" aawndaienl to its Tariff Sjdeaale lope will be also capable of going behind the bat to catch. Currently it looks as if Chick Xovak, who saw service in a furniihed frnihH tain of the rordham cagers; he had reached the winners circle for the first time with a 12-under-par 276 in the Azalea Open here.

Masters Tournev Chairman eliminating propMed aravUiea for a eaalpment Ibollera, faraaeea, conversion charge. The Stat reserves time here. the Jack Kllloran, up from the leojoipcenl (boilers, furnaces, conversion kirnrrf and anil heaters) from ill list reiect any or all bids. Dated: March 30. 1953.

Mrs. Zaharias, who finished utility role in 1952, will get the Cliff Roberts had another invi jayvees and Nick Caputo, a newcomer. The league schedule: with a gross score of 217 yester can at second base. He has a BROOKLYN STATE HOSPITAL oricV 0-13 th chant cff- fine pair of hands and his field i I io. APPEAR IN TODAY'S AUTOMOTIVE PAGES TURN TO THEM NOWI NOTICE TO BIDDERS April 13.

St. Aufuatlne's. borne: IT. ing is all that could be desired Copies the Tariff Srbrdale are on day, shot a 71-71-75217 over the Beaumont Country Club course. She was a sentimental favorite, since Beaumont is her but it is a question of hitting Work for from Direct to Oe'-nedral.

Home; 21. Bt. Franrii, home; 24, St. John i. sway; Bolt Trinity, home fftrn and ara aTallble for Inwrtivit.

THE BROOKLYN IMON GAS COMPANY tation for Dick Mayer of St. Petersburg, who did not compete In the Azalea. Both were admitted to the select field as "two players not otherwise qualified who have the best stroke averages on the Winter circuit." May 1. St. Mloheet'e, sway: 4, Brooklyn home town, although she now Alternatm Current and Kewinnic.

BldKfl. 1. 2. 3 and 4, Brooklyn Slate Hmtpltal. Brooklyn.

N. in acmrdance with Specif icat Inn No. 17656 n1 aorompanyinir drawlntra Iwill riv4 hv Hni- C-n It. B. I.eomin, rWreUry 17 Remaea Mrttt BrkWn 3.

New Tart with him. Frank Hill Is another bidding for the assignment and may land on account of his clubbing power. If De Jardin is retained in plays out of Tampa, Fla. The Babe led at the conclusion of prep, away; at. AUfueune'e, a war; S.

Oathedral, away: 11. SX. rranotj, away; 19. St. Johns.

Nome; Is. Holy Trinity, away; 22 St. MWiael'a, keaw; SrooUra Prey, home. Home 1111, Parade Orowaoi. each round.

BROOKLYN EAGLE, APR. 6, 1953 15 Lirv-tor, tj'irein or ann; Aocoimu, part m4 Publ ic I.