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I i.fiji iVii'i' MVING By RALPH TROST 1 IvVjjv -MM yi i I tii- i. l.ji.11. Wj U88ito-iltiag' 'U I f- tl lCrr bill 1 -Mil t- 4 Raca For Turky Day Run AViO1- The 42d annual nandicap C-llA li.W ijy.V 1 walking race from City Hall to Walking Race Carded For Turkey Day Run The 42d annual handicap walking race from City Hall to No Dull Ebbets Days -Even in-Off Season Br PAUL GOULl That vast tract of real estate out in Flatbush this year happily the home of the Dodgers, in other seasons the graveyard three million despairing Faithful 1 f' Coney Island, sponsored by the 4 1 Walkers Club of America, wm S' be held Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 1 "Tv 27, It was announced today. 1 1 i Among the entrants will be I Coney Island, sponsored by the Walkers Club of America, wfll be held Thanksgiving Day, Nov.

27, it was announced today. Among the entrants will be 41 A I FALL CLEANUP AT IBBITS for next year's wear and tear repairmen. Meanwhile, Izzy Jichetti and Jim Esposito of reinstates broken seats. Gent Exit Sport! Picture br Stnko A smoll army of workmen toils in Flatbush, repairing 1952's blemishes and preparing on Ebbets Field. Upper left and center focus long-range camero on painters and electrical Cohen and Joe Tufano (upper right) work over wprn-out wires.

In lower panel, Joe groundkeepers' crew manicure the famous Ebbets soil as Louis Napoli (lower right) in inset is park superintendent Jim Thompson, co-ordinating his forces via phone. Frank I.aMorte of the Stateu Island Harriers, who won the ten-an-a-haif-miie grind last vear, Henry Iiskau, member of the recent Olympic team and Leo Sioren of Brooklyn, mem ber of the 1948 Olympic team. The route will be from the steps of City Hall across the Brooklyn Bridge, up Washington St. to Fulton then into Flatbush Ave. to Prospect Park, around the Park to Ocean Park way to the finish line at Surf Ave.

American Hockey League Herehev 4. St. LovM I. Provldenoo 8. Buffalo 3.

6:30 TONICHT CHANNEL 4 "FOOTBALL THIS WEEK? Nonma Spwr pick th winners SntartUw'a bif gmm pVeeneeef iy "PRESTONE" Anti-Fraeze LEGAL NOTICES LAW In the aum of 15000.00 to Jw Eetet ot THEODORE A11B)R. deceased, lately residing at SOS Sixth Street. Brooklyn. New York, mail- to legatee under th laat will and testament of said decedent, and distributees of said decedent WOW, you ana wwtris lltl of December, 195J at 9: JO o'clock tn tha forenoon, why such dacre abould or you are hereby eitea 10 snow before our Surrogate's Court of th County of Kings, to be. held io Courtroom at the Hall of Records, In the Ominlw of Klna-a on th 11th day T0f.VlV MITR League to Continue Soccer Bargain Bills oncrnneprl at Stel'linB bUl Oermui-Hmiirln, Frchr Qro.

IS0W enSCOnsea Dieimig. Mllor jhtt, DlrUlon sum mum Oval with an attendance last dmhob. RAYNER BACK, WORSLEY FARMED OUT Lome Worsley, rookie goalie who played IS games for the New l'ork Rangers while Chuck Rayner was side, lined with an injury, was sent to Baskatoon of the Western Hockey League today. Rayner has returned to action. you think? even a stray postman so mucn as to knock on the door at i.r PlalrlT Not at all, not at alL Drop in any hour of the day, dare to trespass any hour of the night, and there will be a warm reception awaiting you.

In broad daylight, as a matter of fact, you re like as not to run across the equivalent of a South American army dlli- gently plugging away on the site of the Battle of iong is land. Here's the full-time welcom ing committee you're likely to run into: 1. The regular rear -guard holding force, consisting of superintendent Jim Thompson, groundkeeper Eddie Durham, guardian of the pearly gates Jim Clark, assistant super Charley McCabe and Louie Napoll, the handyman. 2. Three watchmen, eacn on an eight-hour shift, guaranteed to repel all invaders, wneiner Giant rooters from the north or assorted vandals who have mistaken Ebbets Field for the Chase National Bank.

3. Electricians Izzy Cohen and Joe Tufano, concerned with 675 bulbs of the arc lights, each of 1,500 watts in power and each costing $4 (whole sale). In addition, they have to lavish their gnarled hands on about 88 miles of wiring of one sort or another. 4. Nine groundkeepers, under the aforementioned Mr.

Dur ham. whose particular task it Is to manicure the ground and keep It nurtured so that the Dlavers can tear it up wun their spikes, come blessed April. 5. Fifteen at last count visible painters clustered together like a swarm of praying mantis, busily equipping the seats th trreen coats of paint, 6. Four small cats.

"They're thrown in by passers-by," cheer fully volunteered Jim Clark 7. Three pigeons gingerly footing the infield near where Peewee Reese operates. Never a dull day at Ebbets but never! remr-oli; mUe and one-tlrteenth. PP. vi.rf.

Wt. I StreMcle Lady Hill 7 Boxer 113 xSee Bquaw 10 I Bop 113 113 I Bif Mleur 119 3iu No Dee 4 Hellcat lis: 10 nH'daoae reu ins rtowi.h 1011 11A rixtb RACB $30,000 added: Barbwl Frtichle Handicap; three-jwr-oidi and uj) nt premier DiTUlon Htw lin week far exceeding that of tneProMCt omw. wt n. yort; ptim ewenn tVia AiYipripan ajid Onion Turnpike. Premier Reeerve ditisIod Same Premier ditiwoii.

DlvUlon Oreek-AmerlceA Tl. Ilnttacht. Stelnwey Ovel: Schwaben n. New York. Throege Neck; Swlu i.

Germea-Hunlerlen, Aehirle. KTW YORK JUNIOR COMPETITION Illiebeth vi. QermftA-Hunierlan. Ferahere orove: Bwlea VI. Minerva.

Astoria: KoUaman VI. Elntnicht, New Pinnwi Oval; Hellenie vi. New York. Brooklyn u. New York, Metropolitan Oval, (llaaoeth va.

Cermu-Hunfart- an; raronere urove; now jwwr, sehuetMB Park: awlu vi. Minerva, Aatorla; reek-American vi roreit HUH, Stelnwav Oval. Oenun-Amerlna vi. Pauale. Newton K.

Kollunan vi. oottecnee. New Farmen Oval; Schwaben vi. Plaelier, Throcia Neek; Sonleeiar ve. Hellrnle, Pareooa Blvd.j Schwa Mo Tl.

HacoaM. eret uvaj. Totten Heffelfinger, due to be re-elected president of the United States Golf Association in January, put it on the line nicely at the recent meeting of the Professional Golfers Association in Chicago. Golf, especially the professional side, has prospered. It's Brown tremendously In numbers of players and the all-important money lo be played for.

Otther sports had their big day and cracked almost wide open when the players got a mistaken idea of what constituted color and became just rowdyism. Throwing clubs, cracking clubs against trees, arguing with officials, clowning to get laughs from the gallery though it bothered other competitors, telling off club members who might try to get too chummy, unduly criticizing golf courses after a player's own bad round Heffelfinger, as president of the U.S.G. A. hears all these things and knows they just do not fit. A warning was timely.

The U.S.G. A. and P.G.A. have been having excellent relations. Both want them kept that way.

Incidentally, at Ptnehurat Tuesday I talked with Richard Tofts, vice president of the r.S.G.A. He told me of the tremendous concentration of Westland, 47-year-old tional amateur champion. As en experienced referee, Tufta knows the difficulty of concentrating. He thought it should be particularly true of a 47-year-old like Westland. During the final match in the championship against Al Men-ert, Tuft noticed Westland being continually approached.

He asked Jack if he were bothered. "Not at all," said Westland. "Funny part of it," said Tufts, "was that the interrupters were talking not golf but politics. I should have thought that would have been more disturbing." Westland, as you doubtless know, won a seat in Congress. It took many ways and assorted means to borrow Tony Trabert from the Navy for the P.ivls Cup matches down In Australia.

One can expect some of the hollers that arose over Mickey Mantle's case. That Trabert is entitled to 30 days leave and will use a lot of it for the tennis competitions will be overlooked. There Is still plenty to be cleaned up in collegiate football. But it's exceedingly difficult pointing out the precise place to start as for instance, in the matter of eligibility. In the East we are accustomed tc endowed colleges that make their own rules and are so setup that the presidents can get together and set up a code all must meet.

We think all colleges operate that way. But State colleges Ret their orders from the Legislatures. If It suits them to decide any high school graduate who wants to go to college mad do so with no further examination, that's their right. Unfortunately, it isn't equitable when it conies to football. Carl Suavely, for instance, was talking about this setup.

The North Carolina coach received a letter from a boy in Douglas, Ariz. Carl said he would he, glad to talk to him f.ut he still would have to take the ACE (American college entrance) exam. This lad, who turned out to he a star at Texas, Gib Dawson, said he'd rather go to Texas where he'd have to take no exam. Maryland gets lads similarly. So do many State colleges.

It's true, a lot ot high school football players could take Ihe exams and pass readily enough. They just don't want to bother or take the chance on fail-In and have a failure recorded. Eastern Hockey League Johnstown 4, Waihtnilon 1. THERE OUGHTA KATM MORRIS. ioe 11 is LOtAL PARK.

L.I.,N.i. 18 BROOKLYN EAGLE, JkOH DOES 1 ANWBOPV WANT I ATMINO fW 5rT I OrW SOWER I I DOWN TO THE I II I -I 1 II I B0QD and (GUM sBy IN TESTIMONT WHEREOF, ws have cauaed th Seal of our A eaid Surrogate's Court to hereunto affixed. (Seal) WITNESS. HON. E.

IVAN RUBENSTEIN. Surrogate of our said County, at the Bhr ough of Brooklyn. In 4h said County th 57th day of October, 196J. AARON L. JACOBY.

Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. n7-41 File No. 764982 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by th grace of God. High Tide for Eagle Anglers of the hopes and aspirations of is pretty deserted these days, No games, no customers, not GOLF fey Sam Sntad I Golf GrMtwf Pfaysr-TMckw I As you swing back from the address position your left arm is fully extended as pictured here. Note the hands have reached the hip-high position with no cocking of the wrists.

At this point the cocking be gins. But slowly. The hands should not reach the fully- cocked position until they are head high In the backswlng. As you note from the drawing, with wood clubs you position the ball forward of center. With long, straight-faced clubs you get the correct flight if club smacks ball Immediately after the clubhead has, passed the low point of its swing arc and has started to nse.

At the point pic tured most of the weight has passed to the right leg but nevertheless a firm ground grip must be held throughout with the toe of the left foot. At the point pictured you notice from the shoulder line that the left shoulder Is already starting to pass down and under the chin as the right shoulder goes back and up in the shoulder pivot. From now on the wrists will slowly start to cock, reaching the fully-cocked position when the bands are head high. Bowie Entries FOB, SATURDAY Fell 12:45 first RACE 12.500; cleimlna; tore- rear-oida; eix nirioogs. P.P Wl.iP.P.

Ull So gunpneee lllllO Rlddleeon lUill Hiwetleit 114 11 Beealebuk 114I1J rAld HI 14 A. Ill ISCd V. BulllvaB 1141 Imurtwl Wt. 1 Attendlm 2 lAndn Pride 3 lOlltea Cbanok 4 Bit Bad Wolt SBode Man Elflih 7 Qreenl Polly in 114 il 104 Bold Botue 1 Stat 3 Caucua 4 Cvile 3 Mldet 8 Speedv Van 7 xxoro-up 8 Daaty 11111 Ttuull MauU 117'12 bolooe 117 13 nBluf Pedon 120 14 iseet Naomi 100, is Tempero 124 Id HTea Token 1 1 109 112 118 107 THIRD RACE maiden two-year om nillea; elx lunnnea. PP Wt.iPP 1 Forfeit 11 9 Hot Cakea 2 MUi Beaufort llfi'lO Dry Bone i3 Candrtuft 118 11 Toeta 118112 Penone 116 13 Bleu America 118' 14 Chit 1181 19 iPaat Caper IIS 18 Whirl! Bell 4 Belmont Gmy 5 Marimba 6 Conv.rae '7 Mlnlea Zevette FOURTH run $3 900; allow an ova; three.

year-old filllea; alx furlonim. Wt. P. WT. 1 Beaelee Been 118 8 vJdoUlePuas 113 2 jpt 114 7 June Time 114 3 iPleck 113 8 Lady Caroline, 118 4 Nimble Myth 114 8 Erne W.

110 5 Dlnewleely 114 FIFTH RACI elelmlnt; two. BE A LAW! NOV. 21, 1952 810OND elalalnt; is-- mmmmmmm .1 1 Sandy I Willi IPeeeale ay Fir. Iiliadl erniet I N.w Neet Pllll l(Cutllietue) I Inlet Bey Inl.t I Undo AM P.M.AH. P.M.IA.H.

P.M.lA.iJ. P.M.IA.M. P.M. Frldav Nev 1 18 18:58) 1:1 1 1:5118:11 10:15 :58 10:80 111 Sl uJJiy Nov 81 lM! 11:11 1:04 Ml :5810:3 II :81 1 For hltb tile ei A.bury Park nd Betoer. N.

1 deduct 40 mlntitee from Bandy H.k I me. Fee Mtb Ude at Atlentle City. N. I. (Steel Fieri, deduct IS minute, from Sandy Book Una.

(Supplied by the United Butei Coalt and Oeedetle Surteyl free and Independent. To the WIdp' Mary, if any, the nam Mary ary being of kin. It Deceased. Hoe pl unlrnnwik i whoa I unknown KNICKS vs. SYRACUSE with Adofph Schoywt QUANTICO MARINES vs INDIANTOWN GAP HiSchoolPrelimo.lS LKOAL NOTICES File No.

474931 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE Of NEW YORK, by tha grace of God. free and Independent. To th Widow Jlary. if any. tha name Mary being fictitious, and to the next of kin.

If any, of KOSTANTIN 6ED1NIUK or SEDENIUK. Deceaaed. whoa name or names, and whose place or places or resior-nc are unknown ana cannot after due dilisence be ascertained. and to any and all unknown persons Interested In the estate of KOSTANTIN SEDNIUK or SEDENIUK. Deceased, as creditors, next of kin or otherwise; ATTORNEY OF THE STATES OF NEW YORK, Ll'IOI DE ROSE: SEND GREETING: WHEREAS.

HYMAN WANK, Public Administrator, Kinirs County, with an office in the Municipal Buildintr. Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, has presented hla account as Administrator of KOSTANTIN SEDNIUK or SEDENIUK. debased, lately residing at No. 209 22d Street, In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings. City and Stale of New York, and a petition praying that his account may he judicially settled; NOW THEREFORE, you and each of vou are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to lie held in Court rcoom ai tne nan 01 rtecoras.

in tne County of Kings, on the 6th day of January. 1958. at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon, why such settlement should not be had. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. (Seal) WITNESS, Hon.

E. IVAN RUBENSTEIN. Surrogate of our said County, at the Bor- Vitro In said County, the 14th day of Wovemoer. 190. AARON L.

JACOBY. flarl, tha fiuerno'ete'a Cnlirf. n21-4t SUPPLEMENTAL CITATION File No. 6215 44 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY THE GRACE OF GOD FREE AND INDEPENDENT. To: ALBERT M.

DISCHLER, EDNA VTTDVfV UTTT.FV PT.t'MT.KV MAR THA PETTROW, SEND GREET- IG' wurevis UVUIW WAMRT. Pub lic Administrator, King County, with an offic in the Municipal Building. Borough of' Brooklyn, City of New Ull I 111 IVI wakxri va LER or lately 1 ma ok IQth Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings. City and 8tate of New York.

and a petition praying that, his ac- petitlon pray mflv he 1l aettled: NOW rHSKSiunn YIRE. VQ UUIl ou ana eacn of von are hereby cited to show cause befor our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to be held at the Hall of Recorda. in the County of Kings, on the Btn aay 01 January ific o-an A'elnrr In the forenoon why such settlement shoud not be bIN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the Seal of our said Surroxate's Court to be Hereunto Hfflxed. (Seal) WI l.l- rion. ivan IlcllllOUS, ano to tne urii ADAMS.

whn'u name nr namea and or place of residence are and cannot after due diligenc be ascertained, and to any and all unknown persons Interested In the. estate of DANIEL ADAMS. Deceased, a credit- next NEY Gl or otherwlse. AT- THE STATS nowMTTrvn- WH MAN WANK. Publle three-illllie.

and mum: nut JSSSlM w.iJu'corr- Administrator. Kings County, with, an 'J offic in th Municipal Building. Bor- 1 3 alalay Mm 102113 bBem 102 8 Retal 1041 11 My Nell 10 7 Day OrecQU 1 12, 14 Enchanted Bve 1UB aKini Ranch entry. bTuckerman-Bdcar entry. rkvinth race $2,500: clelmlne: three wir-olde and up: one and one-euteenth milee.

1 xxBonnle Bones 108' 9 2 Direct MUter 118 10 Nereid 3 Smle Thru 1 xNlne. Rote 4FoChallmtw 112 12 Reunion 9 Third Dlvlelon 1181 13 nMerlnru 6 Cliallaguerre 119' 14 xOrb 7 Tnwncaetle 112(13 xRouth Mt paifnl ftrot 115 18 Wanlma EIGHTH RACK 12. TOO; ciaimine; inrre- and up; one and ne-elrhth mllee. xx 1 TMdy Powell IMi Spa 112 2 Kontlnn 110 10 Frivolity 113 3 Lady 105 11 Reproduction 110 4 Nick BKweo 118 13 Arctic Fox 113 3 xWhiteunUde) 110 13 BrllhtOmea I'6 8 Bun Bit 1091 14 xlnfalth 105 7 ixsnowflere 1 1 2 1 3 Prlvllef 118 Klnt Freedom 122 18 Bun Tony x3. ai7 pound apprentice allowanoe oleimed.

By Fagaly and Shorten nasi. 1, "I soccer League win continue, with its doubleheaders by pairing Hakoah and Scots-Americans in the opener due to kick-off at 1 p.m., and Brookhattan and the defending loop champions, Philadelphia Americans, in the ninhtcaD. The National Amateur Cup play occupies a good part of the schedule, employing teams of the National. German-Ameri can, Metropolitan, Eastern District, Westchester and Central New York Leagues. At 8th Ave.

and 65th Gjoa of the National circuit will he home In the simon pure competition to French S. C. of the Eastern District League. Danish A. C.

of the National loop will replay its tie eame with German-Amer icans at Newtown H. S. Stadium. Other contests are listed for New Farmers Oval, College Point and La Guardla Airport. The third place Brooklyn 55.

C. now one point behind the loop leading Elizabeth and Swiss of the German-American League, will be at home at MetroDolitan Oval to the Ein- tracht S. C. of Astoria. Other pairings are set for Steinway Oval, eeiierose ana Aswna Sundav schedule: luratnt UCAOUaV Hakoah Tl.

Bcolt- American. .1 BroAhMtii vi 1:30 ml. Blerllne Oval: Newark vi. New York Americana. Mayor Roier Stadium: Philadelphia National! vi.

HIapano. Philadelphia. NATIONAL UAO0I Brldteport vi swediih. Brldteport: Ukrainian vi. Poliih-American.

Hunt Point Stadium; Fatereon ti. Warmw, Paterlon. N. J. NATIONAL AMATEUR CUP Olo Tl French, 8th Ave.

at 85th Bt.i Tonkerl ve MeccaM Yonken: Pleolrr vi. Calabria. New oTxl: Coll. Mnt tBit- U.lt. mm ItsMliord HllLS, ATt- niutleal Field: MrUoi.

German-American Tl. Danlah. Newton ITI 8. stadium; Oluiun ve. Albany a.

zret "V.n.ini me unin Premier Dlvl- UoT Vivien. I- rrr" DHo5 tr.tvhti Fark' BwUf V. TtTM, RM HOOK Brooklyn lUltan. ww nitie. Thoenae Jelteraon Field: no ana ti, raivmw, BABTBTUI DISTRICT UAOU-Iechta V.

Re Hot Stium. Nuova IUU TJ New World. 1141H Roeheil uecoani, www iwwvmw. A DtVuion PiUeroee t. jaewbl.

Central Park; Tonker ve. Mttaa. OERMAN AMERICAN Wfviuon. Brooklyn ve. Untraotol, Metro- ponten Oval: orwek-Amtrtota Dodger Farm Hurltr Daddy of Baby Girl Baseball pitcher Jim Romano of the Montreal Royals is now a daddy.

The wife of "Big Jim presented him with a baby girl yesterday at 533 a.m. nw manos live at 1844 E. 29th nmnvivn Mm. Romano Is the former Rose Marie Prior of thU rvwnllffh. Ironically, the baseball player's mother did not live to see her granddaughter.

Services for Mrs. Mae King Komano, wuu died at 56 last Monday, were held in St, Matthew's R. t. Church this morning. FIGHT RESULTS SUieirYSlDB OaS-DrKS Carmine Fterj.

148. Breoklve, atopped JaeUa OBrteo. 14. lienden. Conn.

7. i SAN nuMCtsoO Carl (ol OUjo, lJ. Honolulu, knocked est Laa Sal. 1SJ. Donor.

P. HOLLYWOOD. Cel Art Araaaa, 144, Lo. Aoaelea, etoppe So Terranoe, 144, aSSoirroiT. AlerS Haroii nUffwJ Jonea, UT, DetreU, eulcoLM Oeerrl On, 134.

v1 morion (10). WATER VILLB. e. Fit, JB. Montreal, tieptBvew WUV Slav, 1SS, Bones c.

Johnson to Tackle Ring Tartar in Valdez Harold Johnson of Philadel phia, world's second ranking light heavyweight contender, will have his hands full when he faces the Cuban giant, Nino Valdez, In the main event of 10 rounds Monday night at the Eastern Parkway Arena. HOWARD S. PRATT: a combination of good and poor days with the same species, al thouah blacks have been a saver and some boats have been lucky in hitting in to mackerel schools. Aew Jersey the same. Whiting are biting (at night only) on the Asbury Park and Steeplechase piers, and it Iooks like the new "combination" codfish pools will boom bust ness.

PARTY BOATS 8HEEF8HEAD BAY Carrie II Fait 8S-feet Oleul. Pier I. D.lly. 7:30 Sue. H.l 7:00 a.

Teekle available. Celt. DraaeMtta. DI. 1-H44.

CHIEF DAILY 10 AM. and SUN. MACKEBEL Dorothy BS8 am EmmaH PIES 7 A ES. t-ltl Caet. Walter Cwrran Pll FIT II SEA BASS BLACKFISH riLUl DAILY A M.

PIER CAPT. HARM PHILLIPS 6 A. M. EVEKI nAT ROCKET eeaMvaa Ladte aril a. Alley t.

8-8411 YANKEE SAILV PR. 4. It. 8-8SII Call Freak Patoarat 8 OEBKJTTSEN BEACH DAILY SAIUNOS TAMAQUA BOAT OWNERS ASSOCIATION HEADOUARTEBS TAMAQUA RESTAURANT Sandwirhee Meale Refre.awjent Sal Beat. aLxaerieaeed Caplalna mi PARKINO Ow Charter Beat Feet Cbaaial Ave.

GERRITTSEN BEACH BROOKLYN, N. Y. TEL. NL S-MI8 OLD PAL RieSI Slew Caeanle OmI Caet. Kaieer, VI.

i-HH LEFT 8 IDE CANAR8IE FIEE SPORTSMAN PltirB, A.M. otrm BROOKITW Cod Cholro Cod I1M ttmm nr wtik tl Urvfft Cm4. ATTIHT riH KLVH FT. Mtd tT A.M. AILINt EVERY DAY SMtaarasI ough or Hroomyn, v.ity 01 ew aoia.

has presented his account a Administrator of DANIEL ADAMS, de- ceased, lately residing at Kings County Hospital. In the Borough- of Brooklyn, county 01 ninas. v-ny State of New York, and a petition raying that his account may be NOW THEREFORE, you and each of you are hereby cited to show cam before our Surrogate's Court of-th County of Kings, to be held in Court Roam at the Hall of Records, in the Cotmty of Kings, on the 16th day of December, 1952. at 9:30 o'clock in th) forenoon, why such settlement should not be had. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF.

7w have caused the Seal of said Surrogate's Court to hereunto affixed. (Seal) WITNESS, Hon. E. IVAN KUOanstMn, ourruiare ui our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, th said County, th Slst day of October. 1952.

AAROt L. JACOBY Clerk of th Burr Ogata's CyjJtJ, THE PEOPLE OF THE STATB oir NEW YORK, by thgrac of God. free and Independent. To th Widow .1 name Marv beinz fictitious, and to th n'jt of kin if any, of FEDJA B. AMIYUND.

Mar: reaeed. whose nam or name and rvOPe'rBVTUlrgC'MOHMOMA -jf LM OKAV? WUV ON THE TABLE, VOUR FOOOS 1 DOH'T YOU TAKE A VrX-r-- V. OETTlMO COAO OPP TOUR Lowering skies, a falling barometer and surrounding low pressure areas do not promise too much, for weekend fishing, unless a promised high pressure wave picks up its heels and gets here in a hurry. Ud until i short time ago, almost ideal weather, although far too dry, was the usual thing. However, we think that Dresent conditions rather sup port our theory tnat tne explo sions ol A or i-Domos nave a worldwide effect on our weather.

Reports from here and abroad show that a tew days after the detonation of the supposed H-bomb on Nov 1. bad weather has set in over the whole world. Our theory is that these boml; affect the stratosphere by filling it with atomic energy ana cnanging its character. At least that's the Idea of this extremely amateur corner. Huntinar throughout our State has at the same time Improved and declined, strange a that may seem.

The recent snow and rain lias eliminated forent dryness and consequent noise, yet heavy gunning has driven the deer and bear population to denser cover. A further light now would make tracking much easier. As to fishing reports, Mon-tauk offers plenty of medium-lert cod and very stood bot tom oollock fishing. Our local stations say that Freeport, Lindenhurst and Island Park are doing fairly well with cod, blackfish and mackerel. Sheepshead Bay, Canarsle and Gerritsen Beach have had HUNTER'S GUIDE Far cesaptet isferaulioa call Eafla Travel Bar.

Tet MAiai 4-620. ATTENTION DEER HUNTERS! asta4 eleealas; faelllllei for rarve aaaaU treaaa. am Ik Mauu rsw HILL COLONY Khtwieeha Lake aa W. XolTMaaUeeU 441 M. Y.

Off. IW. I-MI nlare or nlaceB of realdenre are unknown and cannot after -due diligence be ascertained, and to anv and all unknown reraon Interested In the eatte of REDJA B. AME- YUND. Deceaed.

as creditors, next of kin or otherwise. UF TUrtK. 81 Ala, AX COMMISSION. NOERIAH AVE- YUNDEMBAT GENERAL, OF TME SXMtri-LANDS AT NEW YORK. SEND GREETING: WHEREAS.

HYMAN WANK. Pub-lie Administrator. Kings County, with an offic in the Municipal Building. Borough of Brooklyn. City ofNewe- York, has presented nis account as Administrator d.b.n.

of REDJA B. AMEYUND, deceased, lately residing at No. 157 Hancock Jtreef. in in Borough of Brooklyn. County of Ungs.

City and Stat of New York. and a petition praying that his ac our taid Countv. at the Bor oukIi of Brooklyn, in the said County, the 14th day of: November, 1962. i AARON L. JACOBY.

Clerk ot the Surrogate's Court. I THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY THE GRACE OF GOD FREE AND INDEPENDENT TO: ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE o-fiTW (Sp NEW YORK and PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, OUST OF KINGS. TO HERTA KRASTIN3. anta ntruVa IHKRTll RIHARDOVNA KRASTIN; YIRGRIDA BLAUS. aka SIGRIDA rtln AK1HJV.

A. PbAloi LVIRA HUDUSS. aka PETROVfjA RVDUJ: BEN-TA BIDE1A aka BENITA RI- elv: ITA BENITA I 6EDELIS: ALLA KA HARDOVNA lM ERADS. aka ALLA ALEXEEVNA KAMERADS. whose pi ace or Dlacea- of residence If living, are unknown and cannot, after diligent inquiry, be ascertained and, area, to tneir legal representatives, their husbands or distributees and suc Wives.

II niiv. HiBiriuuirt. auu ui- ceasors in interest and to any and all unknown persona, dUitrlbuleet, heirs: at law or next of kin of said THEO-I DORE R. ADLER all of whom and llui'e names or parts ol wnnse names. i.

i i and nla-e or Dlaees of in aidence are unknown, and cannot, after diligent tngtilry. be ascertained; SEND: GREETING: WHEREAS. ARTHUR A. LOW. ARTHUR COOPERMAN.

and ROBERT H. LAW. with offices at 60 Court, Street. Brooklyn. New York have presented a petition praying for a decree to fix ana determine the fee for legal serv ires Hnoeira aninyn a.

LOW and ARTHUR OQO ER AN In the tura otlTM.W and ROBERT v.TTiair.vcTtr.TV GOT A tlTTLE MORE) HEV. MOM. BETTER PUT WcOUlD 1 HAVe CRAW FOR THE S. SOMB SALT IN THIS SOME MORE POTATOEsO -757! SHAKER! PREAoX VFTti count may Be luaiciaiiy NOW THERtFORE. you and each a of you are hereby rated to show oaupe Krr.r nur fiiirvowate' a Court of- the County of Kings, to be held In Court Room at the Hull of Records.

Jf tlie County of Kings, on the 18th day tf December, 1P.i2. at 9 30 clock thj forenoon. vhy such settlement should nu ue iiki wv fwTj, Qf IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the Seal of our. aald Surrogate Court to be hereunto nffixed. (Seal) WITNESS, Hon.

E. IVAN RUBENSTEIN. Surrogate our said County, at the Bor ough of Brooklyn, in tne said County, the (th day of jxovemoer, ij. AARON JACOBY, Clerk el Uva Burrogat to1 ntfitl.