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10 BROOKLYN EAGLE, MAR. 9, 1953 Child Care DESIGNING WOMAN -By Elizabeth Hillyer Carol J. Palew's Marriage Announced as. u. a.

rat. Continued from Preceding respect for others' feelings, Twin Daughters Born to the Springhorns Mr. and Mrs. John E. Spring-horn of Namkee Road, Blue Point, announce the birth of their twin daughters, Kathleen and Karen Springhorra on Feb.

20 at Dr. King's Hospital, Bay Shore. Springhorn is the former Marilyn Phillips of Brook Miss Carol Joan Palew, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Philip prompted by a desire to make them feel at eaSe.

No child is born with such a Continued from Preceding Page the cakes (baba) topped with whipped cream and a sprinkling of chopped green gelatin desire. Every baby Is self-cen Palew of 41-08 74th Jackson Heights, was married tered, some more than others. served for desert called Fairy March 1 in the Plaza Hotel, but all are innately anxious for rt i Rings. Cokunuon their personal comfort An in Manhattan, to J)r. Martin lyn.

The baby's grandparents Fischer, son of Dr. and Mrs. fant gradually becomes awara of other people In the world. Slowly he learns that. In addi are Inspector Francis D.

Phillips, who commands Cen Abraham B. Fischer of Brook' lyn. The ceremony was per iral Office Bureaus and Squads formed by Rabbi Theodore 2 pounds potatoes tt pound kale 1 teaspoon minced onion 1 ounce butter 1 tablespoon light cream teaspoon pepper 4 teaspoon salt tion to being present in order to meet his Immediate' needs, for the New, York City Police Friedman and was followed by a reception In the Terrace Room Department, and Mrs. Phillips of 306 E. 3d St.

and Mr. and adults also have needs of their own. of the hotel. Mrs. Wesley Springhorn of It takes time for a child to Cook poatoes by steaming for Blue Point.

Dr. Palew gave his daughter in marriage. Miss Miriam to 1 hour. Peel and rub The twins have four great- Fischer was maid of honor. At through sieve while still hot.

Cook and sieve kale and add to grandmothers and one great- come to such a realization. The dawning and development of social consciousness is an extremely gradual process. It must be carefully cultivated by tendants were Mrs. Martin grancitamer living, iney are Flug and the Misses Margery potatoes. Melt the butter, add Mrs.

Edward Kelly of Patch onion, cream, salt and pepper. Mrs. Charles R. Andrews Jr. ogue, Mrs.

Fred Hillrnan of Schneider, Shirley Palew and Virginia Palew. Joan Palew, cousin of the bride, was flower the actions and reactions of those with whom the child Is in Blue Point, Mrs. Ellen Peter son of Brooklyn and Mr. and Let stand over gentle heat, add potato-kale mixture to It and heat thoroughly but do not allow to boil Serve very hot. Claire DeVita Is Wed To Charles Andrews Jr.

girl and Chester J. Weinsteln contact. Lessons concerning consideration for others can be Mrs. Daniel Phillips of Brook was ring bearer. lyn.

taught by continuous example St. Brendan's R. C. Church Dr. Fischer was best man for Serves 6.

only. his son. Ushers were Dr. Leon was the setting for the wedding Miss Esther Zeldman Soda Bread You are a widow. Were your ard Gold, Dr.

Kenneth Berger, Kenneth Adler, Martin Flug and of Miss Claire Dev ita, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. A. DeVita of 1348 E.

24th' to Charles R. husband living I would say: "Courtesy between parents is Is Mr. FriedenthaTs Bride Miss Esther Zeldman, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. David Zeid Joel Marcus.

ROOM FOR THREE R'S ON NARROW WALL SPACE of basic importance." Thought Mrs. Fischer is a senior at 1 pound flour (4 cups sifted) 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon sugar 1 teaspoon baking soda buttermilk to mix Sift the dry ingredients sev It's easy enough to arrange man of 6o2 Hopklnson Adelphl College. Andrews son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrews of 13S0 E.

21st St. The Rev. Joseph ful consideration of adults for one another teaches courtesy became tne bride of Leon A use In my living room. Two chairs upholstered in green can be used as they are, but a loveseat and a small chair need to be done over. Dr.

Fischer, who has been ap Friedenthal, son of Mr. and Gail Kaplan Miss Gail Kaplan Fiancee of Mr. Simins Mr. and Mrs. Louis D.

Kaplan of 1606 President St. an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Gail Kaplan, to Herbert J. Simins, son of Mr.l and Mrs. Irving Simins of 2157 E. 22d St.

The bride-to-be is a student it Brooklyn College. Mr. Simins Is a graduate of Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. A June wedding is planned. Miss Strobel Feted Miss Elaine V.

Strobel was honored at a bridal shower at pointed resident psychiatrist at more quickly and more surely than does any other method of furniture on comfortably-wide, unbroken wall space. The need for special ideas turns up, and all too often, with the wall eral times. Place on board and Sheridan officiated. A reception followed at One 5th Mrs. Alex Friedenthal of 2321 Should they be upholstered in make well in center.

Pour In the Brooklyn State Hospital, received B.A. and M.D. degrees approach. But it must actually E. 24th on Saturday at the the buttermilk gradually, mix-; that's cut to narrow strips by green to match? The walls are green and a sofa and large chair Chateau DOr.

The Rev, Ben from the University of V1m The bride, who was escorted. ing in the flour from the sides, be a natural part of the home life in which the child is growing up. "Company manners" windows and doors. ginia, where he was a member jamin Alpert "bffciated. A reception followed.

are slipcovered in gray and bur gundy. The rug is burgundy." taking care not to have the by her father, wore a silk taffeta gown made with an Eliza Here is one idea, so special of Phi Lambda Kappa. He don't provide the right environ There's enough green In the The bride was given in mar telligence in Germany. bethan neckline. Her French that it's shown in a museum.

It makes no more than a strip mixture too dry. Turn on floured board and knead for a few minutes. Pat doueh into room. The new upholstery covert riage by her father. She wore On their return from a trip could be burgundy In perhaps a a Chantilly lace nylon tulle to Bermuda, the couple will illusion veil was attached to a headpiece of orange blossoms.

She carried orchids and steph- round shape and cut cross on and satin gown. -Her bouquet lighter and brighter shade than the rug to enliven the color served with Army Counter-In- top to keep from cracking while of wall count for reading and writing and possibly checkbook arithmetic, with a compact arrangement of a writing shelves and a chair. The group live in Brooklyn. anotis. scheme.

was of white orchids, with a Bible. Her attendants were baking. Brush with buttermilk Mrs. Paul Sieburg of Brook the home of Mrs. Charles Mo- Mrs.

R. R. S. "My husband thinks our oak woodwork is beautiful but Miss Edith Newman, maid of and bake Immediately in hot oven (450 degrees 45 minutes. To check if bread Is done.

Connell, 149 Beach 112th St lyn was matron of honor. Her gown of light blue faille was ing was sketched from a new honor, who was attired in a I know it spoils all my good deco rating Ideas. He won't let me paint shrimp colored nylon tulle trimmed with mink. She carried tap bottom and if it sounds it, but agrees that it pretty dark Rockaway. Miss Strobel is engaged to Chief Petty Officer William Q.

Wagner of East Rockaway. Their wedding will bouquet of red roses. The dress; the Misses Iris ButenskyJ 1 a Lichtine, Constance hollow it Is cooked. and says he wouldn't object to room setting designed Dy j. Stuart Klingman in the famous Grand Rapids Furniture Museum where the trends of furniture style and interior design are traced In an ever chang Recipe for Emerald sauce Is bleaching it a lighter color.

How Misses Janet Scott of Lawrence, Lynn Kammerer of New Roch-elle, N. Ellen O'Connor of in today's menu. can I have this done?" Bleaching woodwork Isn't as dif Iuzzinl and Sally Eisner, all of Brooklyn, who were dressed in gowns of green, blue and take place Oct. 3. Spring Luncheon Brooklyn, Maureen Healy of ing exhibition of rooms by top orchid, and carried yellow roses.

ficult as it is time consuming, and because It does take so much time, the job is costly and few painting Brooklyn and Grace George of Wjenu designers. This room combines antique 1 contractors furnish this service. Natalie Zeldman, sister of the bride, was the flower girl. Bernard Zomick acted as best The Central Long Island Chapter of Hadassah will have Westfield, N. were the other attendants.

They were attired in gowns the same as the ma St. Patrick's Day Menu white with light and dark wood ment. Nor is respect for the wishes of adults only, enough. Everyone who handles an Infant and developing boy or girl should show him or her courtesy, too. Any mother who yells at her child, slaps or spanks upon slightest provocation, routinely denies requests without cause is failing to make courtesy seem attractive.

Beulah France can help yon with all your child care problems. Write her in care of Brooklyn Eagle, enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Legion Group Knits Sweaters for Korea Help for Korean war orphans, under the heading, "Knit Mittens for Korea," has been undertaken by the American Legion Auxiliary through its national Child Welfare Committee. The million women members in 14,000 units of the American Legion Auxiliary ara busy from coast to coast knitting sweaters and gloves. Yo will be able to find one that does, however, or you might tackle Baked Salmon finishes, and tones of pink, yel its annual Spring luncheon In man.

Stanley Kaplan. Ber tron of honor's and carried pink the Forest Hills Inn, Forest Emerald Sauce New Potatoes low and gold and warm brown the bleaching yourself. Paint deal- nard Zeidman. brother of the roses. a two-solution bleach for its color scheme Hilis Gardens, on Wednesday era have which is bride; Herb Miller, all of Brook Robert Andrews of New used successfully by Mrs.

F. P. "I have four pieces of lyn, and Richard Solomon of Rochelle, N. served as best antique furniture which I'd like to amateur. Hempstead acted as ushers.

man. Dr. James Salem of North Carolina, Allen Andrews of Mrs. Friedenthal is a of Thomas Jefferson High Swedish Hospital The Sutherlands Have Third Child School and Mr. Friedenthal was Brooklyn, John Corbett of Brooklyn, Paul Sieburg of Brooklyn and Joseph Hatten o' Auxiliary Will Meet Mixed Vegetable Salad Soda Bread Apple Cake Coffee Emerald Sauce 4 ounces butter Oi cup or Vi stick) 4 tablespoons flour 1 pint milk (2 cups) 1 cup spinach puree 2 egg yolks 4 ounces cream (' cup) graduated from James Madison High School.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Suther The Women's Auxiliary of Brooklyn ushered. dMnfe The couple left for a wedding land 3d of 20 Plaza St. and Milford, announce the Mrs.

Andrews is a graduate of St. Agnes Seminary and the Swedish Hospital will hold their monthly meeting tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. Plans will be trip to Miami Beach, Fla. Harcourt Btrrli Mrs. Martin P.

Fischer Washington Secretarial SchoolJ Mr. Andrews received his edu-. birth of their second daughter and their third child, Karen Sutherland, at the Peck Memo cation at Brooklyn Preparatory discussed for the smorgasbord supper to be held Saturday at 6 p.m. The guest speaker of the day will be Dr. Louis Pel- Melt butter and blend In flour.

Boll the milk and add to School and Georgetown Univer REAL ESTATE rial Hospital on March 2. Mrs. Sutherland Is the former Doris Shirley Anne Johnson Will Be Wed on Sunday Miss Shirley Anne Johnson, the flour and butter paste. Boil sity. He served in the United States Navy for two years in ner and his topic will be Psy OonThrow It Awayl slowly for .20 minutes.

Add Mary Kennon, daughter of Mrs. chosomatic Medicine." the Pacific area. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. spinach puree, simmer 20 min- Samuel Gilbert and Mr.

Wil The Women's Auxiliary pro Upon their return from a trip Charles C. Johnson of 10 Kir utes and remove from heat liam Kennon of Brooklyn. The ceeds from the events planned to Canada the couple will reside gan Court, East Rockaway, L. Blend egg yokes and cream and for this year will be turned at 2611 W. 2d St.

paternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Donald Sutherland Jr, is feld into sauce. Serve over sal will be married on Sunday, over to the Swedish Hospital mon which has been buttered of Plaza St. and Spring Lake, Bay Ridge Land In Recent Sales; Other Really News Volunteer Braille and baked. Garnish with lemon for the improvement of the Pediatrics Department.

New Jersey. March 15, to Andrew Di Benedetto, son of Mr. and Mrs. Saviro Dellava of Wellfleet Road, East Rockaway. The wedges and marinated cucum-ber slices.

Serves 6. Center Marks Second Year No Dangerous Drugs ceremony will take place in St. Braille Center Kitchen Cue The Brooklyn celebrated the Raymond R. C. Church, East Rockaway.

ADVERTISEMENT Vacant land in the Bay Ridge secoiiu aimi section figured prominently In Slash the fat edging of a versary of Its founding at a tea! I recent transactions closed at steak, with a sharp knife, before broiling so that the steak re Miss Johnson was graduated from East Rockaway High School. Her fiance is with the Sunrise Market, East the Bay Ridge office of Bulk- ley Horton Company, George S. Horton, president of the March 3. Mrs. Joseph L.

Maged, president of the center which conducts classes in braille, announced that 12 of the students who have completed the course have been certified by the Older Folks with Itching Skin For the nagging, maddening, persistent fttcb of dry skin, so common to folks past middle age, Resinol Ointment is a special, soothing relief. Contains lanolin which acts in place of missing natural akin oils works fast, and comfort lasts. It feels ao good not to haTe to scratch and scratch. Get Resinol and get relief. All drug stores.

mains flat during cooking. A piece of the fat trimmed from the steak may be used to rub the broiler-pan to prevent sticking of meat. firm, has announced. Sure'n you'll be wantW as only REVERS The company, as broker, sold the plot on the southeast Library of Congress and have corner of Fort Hill place and joined the ranks of the volun Battery 82x121, irregular; SEW-EASY DRESS also the vacant plot, 60x100, Madeline Bravata Will Be Wed April 25 Mr. and Mrs.

Roy R. Bravata of 381 Union St. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Madeline Bravata, to Alfred Carlyle Burnett, son of Mr and Mrs. Carlvle R. Barnett of on the south side of 58th St teer qualified braillists of the center.

Mrs. Henry K. Hall, the chairman of the committer on braille activities, reported fiat NO HAk Of HAlHlt UMOMG Hit near 21st for John V. H0KI It Kll-Vl II UilD Christiansen to a client of the broker for improvement. in the past vcar the volunteer.

Also the vacant plot, 200 by Tis a grand, elegant treat to be tastin' on St. Patrick's Day. Green as the Shamrock sweet as an old Irish song and richly laden with fine Pistachio nuts from the of the center had transcribed Tenafly, N. J. The wedding will take place on April 25.

Mr. Barnett, a graduate of 100, on the southwest corner of over 8.000 pages of braille, con 50c. AT sivctisrs sisting of books for blind adults and children, as well as students' work and other matter Orient. Enjoy it while available, Columbia College and Columbia Teachers College, Is employed by the Shell Oil Company. ADVERTISEMENT ff 84th St.

and Fort Hamilton Parkway, for Frank O'Donnell, et to a client of the broker for improvement, and the vacant plot, 75x100, on the northwest corner of 96th St. and 3d for St. Vincent de Paul Society and St. Charles Hospi Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Bock of especially requested by blind individuals and organizations for the blind. In addition, the volunteers have transcribed some 2,000 Christmas cards, vv WU Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH 300 nrth St. announce the birth of their daughter, Phyllis Jean tal to a client of the broker for Bock, on Feb. 24 at the Shore With Little Worry Mil playing cards, plays performed by the blind and other recreational material. Road Hospital.

Improvement. The sales were negotiated by Charles W. Backhus of the company's sales staff. "If any ob Brooklyn wants to Vnow Eat, talk, lauih or sneeze without fer of Insecure false teeth dropping, slipping or wobbling. FASTEETH holds firmer and more comfortably.

This pleasant powder hu no lummy, gooey, paty taste or feeling. Dtresn't osuse nausea. It's alkalins inon-acldi. The Brooklyn Braille Center meets at the Prospect branch of the Brooklyn Public Library at watt's foiif oa ia kit ceuaaity, Is las to read tkt Earls srery Jay. I do," says 6th Ave.

and 9th St. YOU fUlHDVt BRfYM DC AUH HAS WSMCHIO CI CUAM IN HAND OWED QUARTS, PINTS AND IN THf THWrTY HAtf OAHON Boro Park Transaction Lito Licotese sold to Fay OH PA8TEHTH st any drug store. tka present ot a BrooaJya hospital Ginssinger the three-story, six- Queensboro Home Directors Plan Events FORECLOSURES LKGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES SUPREME COURT. KINGS family frame apartment at 4106 15th on plot 25x95 feet, assessed at $14,500. A purchase Final plans fur the annual THE PEOPLE OP THE STATE OT NEW YORK.

Bt THE GRACE OF; GOD FREE AND INDEPENDENT. To Pletro Pisarra. Caterina PiaarrJ. i before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to be held in Court Room at the Hall of Records in the County of Kings, on the 22d day of April. 1953.

at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon, why such decree should not bazar of the Queensboro, Home ANNA GOLDBEKli, i-iaintlll, VS. LUCILLE LEONARD, et Defendants. In pursuance of a Judgment ot foreclosure and sale duly made and entered in the above entitled action and bearing date the 26th day of Feb money mortgage of $5,000 was executed at the closing. Albert For the Relief of Angrisenl was the broker. Ansflo or uemeino iui-aeppe Cassiano.

Emtlio Cassiano, Roseangelo Cassiano. SEND GREETING: WHEREAS, Roj M. Ferrentlno, who resides at 6432 14th Avenue, Brooklyn. New York, has presented for the Blind to be held on May 6 and 7 will be made at a luncheon to be given at the home, 115-12 95th Richmond Hill, on Tuesday for the directors ruary, 1963. tne unaersignea nei-eree In said Judgment named will sell Caesor Clrlglionl was the attor eilfaTESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hnrAiinto nffivpri at public auction at Room 3Q5-Q.

Municipal Building, Court and Joralemon ney for the sellers and City (Seal) Title Insurance Company fur petition praying- ior a uecree inai and members of the bazar com WITNESS. HON. E.IVAN RUBENSTEIN. Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, inl the said County, the 25th day Streets, Brooklyn, New York, oa March 31st, 1953, at 12:00 o'clock ia the forenoon of that day by Murray Smerling Auctioneer, the premises described In said Judgment In the a certain Instrument in writing, relating- to real and personal pruperty be duly proved as the Last Will and Testament of Francesco Pisarra, nished the title insurance. Building Plans mittee.

Mrs. Minnie Singler of Elmhurst is in charge of the bazar and Mrs. Carl Vogt is yie County of Kings, City and State of bl rpMlri nir nt No. 1(111 H18t ritreet. of February.

1953. AARON Li. JACOBY. riprlr nt thft Rnrrne-Ate'a Court. In the Borough of Brooklyn, City of Plans have been filed at the mh9-4t treasurer.

New York. NOW. THEREFORE, you and earh of von am hereby cited to show cause Brooklyn Division of the De-nartment of ifousing and Build Plans also are being made to New York, being on the easterly side of Vanderbilt Avenue 114 feet, south of Fulton Street, having a frontage oa Vanderbilt Avenue of 16 feet 1 inch and being 41 feet 4 inches in depth on one aide and a depth of 44 feet 11 Ineheji on the other side and irregular and known as and by the street SI97 Vanderbilt Avenue, Brooklyn, before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kintrs. to be held In Court mm STOMACH ACDDIiV due to over-indulgence in food or drink, try- FORECLOSURE hold a dessert bridge at the SIZES ings for five one-family houses KINGS COUNTY 4517 home on April 14. County of Kings, on the 14th day ofi SUPREME COURT, PHYLLIS 14-41 to be built on a plot at 1501 to SHUSTEHHOr plain The next board meeting will tiff, against ROBERT WATFORD, 1511 E.

15th by Sampson et defendants. Plaintiff attorney be held at the home on Monday, Houses, as owner. The April, at ociock. in me forenoon, why such decree should not be made. IN TE3TIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be Am New York, and more particularly described in said Judgment.

Said premises will be sold subject to any state of facts that an accurate survey would show, subject to zoning restrictions of record. If any and subject to cove April 6 at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Arthur cost Is estimated at $02,500. P.

Schoonmaker will preside, Bernard ClUert, 44 court otreei. Brooklyn. New York. Pursuant to Judgment of foreclosure dated February 19. 1953.

duly entered herein. I will sell at public auction, room 305Q In the Municipal Domlntck Salvatl Son is the Joy of your wardrobe the hereunto arnxea. fSa1l WITNKSS HON. E.IVAN gay all -about that's cool, com nants and restriction' ot recora. Dated: Brooklyn.

New York. March Carol Vivian Brand architect. Plans were also filed for a Running mi ion ana 3. 1953. EUGENE GOLD.

Referee. Married Yrsterday RUBENSTEIN. Surrogate of our said County. St the Borough of Brooklyn, in the SMld County, the 24th day Itreets. urooKiyn, new lorn, on me day of March, 1953.

at 12 0 clock Miss Carol Vivian Brand, fortable; goes everywhere. Simply styled but so smartly detailed, it slims inches off where it does the most good. Add a Solomon Weinsteln. Attorney ror Plaintiff, Office and P. O.

Address. 660 Fulton Street. Brooklyn 17, New York. mh9-6t MW one-story bottling plant, to be built ot 1377 Sutter by Samuel Lampert from plans by of February, 1S53 noon by Max Feaerman. auctioneer, the premises described in said judg daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Syl AARON L. JACOBY. ment. nprk nt lhA Riirrnantp's Court.

mh9-4t vester S. Brand of 41 Park Manhattan, was married County of Kings. City and State of Maxfield Blaufeux, architect, to cost $11,000. touch of rick rack or eyelet edge for pretty contrast. Choiie of New York.

det.crlbed In said Judg' SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY Rhoda Hope. Plaintiff, vs. Wilfred H. MrField.

et al Defendants. In pursuance of a Judgment of and sale duly made and en nient as follows PARCEL I yesterday to Joseph S. Leifer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin ril Kn 711S three sleeve lengths.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, BY THE GRACE OF oon mr.i! and ivdependenT. Leifer of Brooklyn, at ths UdUU Buys Avenue Home Eisberg-Lenz, as broker. o)UO Being on tne northerly side oi Quincy Street 175 feet easterly from the northeasterly corner of Quincy Street and Tompkins Avenue, be tered In the above entitled action and bearing date the 4tii day of March. 19S3. I.

the undersigned Referee in Pattern 4517: Women's Sizes 34, 30, 38, 40, 42. 44, Size TO GEORGE SHEFTZ. formerly of Brooklyn Jewish Center. The ceremony was performed by the said Judgment named, will sell at sold for the estate of Mrs. An 6o Reid Avenue, Brooklyn, lungs 36 takes 3 yards 35-inch.

This pattern easy to use, sim County. New York, alleged deceased. SEND GREETING: ing zo teet ivt inches tront and rear by 100 feet on either side. Said premises being known as and bv street number 4n7 Ouincv Street. Rev.

Nathan Leifer, uncle oi tAt "ll.0.ll" ple to sew, is tested for fit. the bridegroom, and Rabbi PARCEL II THE PLEASANT public auction at Koom 3o-v. municipal Building. Court and Joralemon Streets. Brooklyn, New York, on March 31, 1963, at 13:00 o'clock In the forenoon of that day by Michael J.

Reilly. Auctioneer, the described In said Judgment In tnsj County of Kings. City and State ot New York, being on the south side WHEREAS. LENOKE wno resides at 65 Reid Avenue, Brooklyn. Kings County.

New York, has presented petition praying for a decree awarding Letters of Administra Being on the northerly side of gela Suzzi the one-family semidetached home located at 821 Avenue to Philip T. Mlslta. The property, on a plot 20x90, was sold subject to a $7,250 Gl mortgage. ttulncy Street 150 feet easterly from Shmidman. The bride was attended bj Has complete illustrated In-structions.

Send 35c coins) for this pat tne nortnea.neny corner oi romp- tion or the uooas, unatteis ana i-req- Mrs. Lew Goldman of Forest ANTI-ACID ita uih trn war nr hHP.I nu.0 rt.ciiut; anu uim.j Diicn, being 25 feet front and rear by 100 feet on either jtde. Said premises- rWeiueil latalv residing at No. 65 tern; add 5c for each pattern Reid Avenue, in the Borough of of fit. John Place (formerly Douglas' Street) 226 feet 6 Inches west of Franklin Avenue, being 18 feet 6 Inches In wldlh front and rear by being known as and by street number 405 Ouincv Street.

Brooklyn. In the County of Kings, Pltv nH RtAt- nf Now York. Ati druggists IFAKUBib ill you wish first-class mailing Y. C. residents please add sales tax.) Send to Anne Ad of 131 feet in on both sides and FIUGIL Being on the northerly sine.

NOW. THEREFORE, you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause Quincy Street 50 feet easterly from known as and by the street WH the northeasterly corner of Quincy St. Johns Place. Brooklyn. New Hills and Miss Dorothy Knapi )f Freeport.

Alvin Leifer wai lis brother's best man. Mis 4rand is an alumna of the.Un versity of Mialni. Mr. Leift served as a second lieutenan with the Army 9th' Air Fore in the FAiropean the'ater durin; World War II. ins, care of the Brooklyn Street and Thronp Avenue, being lorn, ana more pariu-uiariy aescriDra 18 feet 9 inches front and rear by, In said Judgment.

Dated: Brooklyn, 1W3 New York. March 1953. Peter P. 100 feet on either side. Said prem Pattern Department 13 W.

17th Nw York 11 Say Brooklra sJocator: "Tk vital ookjnits is tht inforaatd Brookljrnits ad tb ioforsied citiiea reads the Brook- loos being known as and by street number 457 Quincy Street. EDWARD SACKS Referee. Smith, Referee. Solomon Weinsteln. Attorney for Plaintiff, Office and P.

O. Address. 660 Fulton Street, Brooklyn 17. New York. mh9-6t MTa s'.

Y. Print name, address, with EVERGREEN 1-4100 f27-6t FftM lya Lifts 1 fiad it lone, style number and size..