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i Miss Weber Married In Glen Cove Church The marriage of Miss Joan Marie Weber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Christopher Weber of Bird Hollow, Glen Head, formerly of Brooklyn, to Dr. William Francis Martin, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank E. Martin of Glen Cove, also formerly 1 of Brooklyn, took place Saturday at St. Patrick's Church, Glen of the Cove. Kelle NorthpoRtexcelebrated? nuptial mass.

A breakfast and reception were given at Bird Hollow. The bride, escorted by her father, a gown of white satin 'made with long sleeves and an off-shoulder neckline with bertha of heirloom rosepoint lace. Her veil of princess lace also was a family heirloom. Her bouquet was of white iris and stephanotis with a cascade of white and green ivy. Mrs.

J. Dormer Cannon was matron of wore a gown of coral and carried aqua honoriteshe, China asters which matched a headpiece of the same flowers. Other attendants were Mrs. Brian Douglas Evans, Glen Cove, and Mrs. Edward A.

Sampierre of Midland, Mich. They were attired in aqua chiffon and carried coral asters. Robert Seaton of Brooklyn, cousin of Dr. Martin, was best man. The were Mr.

Evans, Dr. Connolly usehers, both of Glen Cove; Dr. James Nixon Trousdell of Oyster Bay and Creighton McShane of Great Neck, cousin of the bride. The bride, whose father was formerly vice president of the Brooklyn Union Gas was graduated from the high school and junior college of the Georgetown Visitation Convent in Washington, D. and is editor of the Port Washington and Roslyn News, a weekly paper.

Dr. Martin was graduated from Dartmouth College and the Long Island College of Medicine, served in the 24th Division of the U. S. Infantry and was commanding officer of the medical battalion in the recent war. He is a member of Sigma Nu and Phi Chi fraternities and is a practicing physician in Glen Cove.

After June 18, Dr. and Mrs. Martin will be at home in Glen Cove. Dr. James A.

Inciardi Honored at Dinner-Dance Dr. and Mrs. James A. Inciardi were the guests of honor of the "20 Club" on May 27 at a surprise informal dinner-dance given at the Commissioned Officers Mess at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The occasion celebrated the appointment of Dr.

Inciardi as chief of ophthalmology at St. Mary's Hospital. The guests included 20 couples, all doctors and their wives, of St. Mary's Hospital and a few others. Dr.

Howard Beakey, director of medicine at the hospital and a member of the New York State Board of Welfare, gave the toast to the guest of honor. Piccininni-Fiorenza Betrothal Announced Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Piccininni of 109 Clifton Place announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Rose Piccininni, Gerard A. Fiorenza, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Dominic Fiorenza of 606 Myrtle Ave. Miss Piccininni, a graduate of Brooklyn High School of Homemaking, is employed by Julius Kayser. Mr. Fiorenza was graduated from St.

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PASTE HOUSEHOLD STANDARD SINCE 18741 Just Between UsMeeting His Folks Won't Be Ordeal If You Bar Self-Consciousness By NANCY MOTTRAM that you're not tongue-tied at all-but keep (Q.) Dear Nancy--My steady ing about it for some time, but did he actually invite me parents. The big day will confess, I'm worried! I want them to like me 80 much, and I know parents can do quite a lot to influence their sons either for or against a girl, so I hope to make the best im. pression possible. What should I sayand how should I act? Please give me some tips. I need them badly.

(A.) In spite of your imagination, you aren't going to run into a third-degree, so get rid of all that selfconsciousness right now. "his" parents isn't going to be the recipe for making that solid them isn't any different from been following all "must" is good grooming and ple but smart clothes, the right up and shiny, well-kept hair When you know you look your the necessary confidence, SO time to get ready and make box perfect." The next step smiling and a "How do you introduced. Then, let them tion in hand. Follow their lead any extremity--for one who belongs to you can do no wrong. Make sure that you are not imposed upon.

To find what the stars have in store for tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the corresponding paragraph. Let your birthday star be your daily guide. WEDNESDAY, JUNK 7 GEMINI (May 22-June Present con- Marriage Licenses Jack Levy (29), 6605 20th Dorothy Jacobs (22), 2006 Benson Ave. Pierre Gallois (27), Staten Island; Nancy Yodice (22), 193 Ainalle St. 1 Victor Camillar (25), 2023 Ford Catherine Caramanica (29), 257 Prospect Place, Hyman Block (27), Montreal, Canada; Marilyn Fruchter (21), 2520 Kings Highway.

Joseph Pitrez (23), 156 Duffield Yolanda Tirado (18), 42 Johnson St. Morton Marcus (24), 2166 Strauss Anita Cohen (20), 528 McDonald Ave. Gerald Wolkowitz (24). Queens: Augusta Holmes (23), 1012 Ocean Ave. Fazil All (21), 11 Bush Anna Perez (17), 94 Pioneer St, David Shasho 7102 (20), 18th 6503 Ave.

20th Jean (19), Robert Shearman (25), 2050 Haring Elizabeth Tobin (23), 2021 E. 29th St. Joseph Biston (21), 5406 16th Molly Schweitzman (21), 458 Sheffield Ave. Felix Donaghy (24), 225 67th Catherine Sullivan (21), 5303 3d Ave. Wilbur Cist (32), 1379 E.

17th Elizabeth Mesquita (30), 341 Rugby Road. Harman Rasnow (29), 146 E. 42d Eleanor Herz (21), 126 Vernon Ave. Clyde Cahill (20), 3919 7th Ethel Sorenson (16), 472 41st St. Jules Hoffman (23), 2129 E.

17th Seva Wallach (21), 1623 48th St. William Sosniak (32), 2365 M. 234 Phyllis Rosen (25), 554 Georgia Ave. Marvin Remels (23), 25 Bay 31st Dolores Wodka (19), 525 E. 5th St.

Samuel Tannenbaum (28), 501 Argyle Road; Laurel Blum (23), 1901 Coney Island Ave. Irwin Rosenthal (26), 144 E. 2d Yetta Lesser (24), 2239 E. 21st St. George Fichtenbaum (28), 2824 W.

30th Plorence Mostofsky (26), 2855 Ocean Avenue. Robert Holt (25), 1946 53d Doris Johnson (22), 1002 E. 4th St. Francis Olive (21), 1269 53d Gloria Capuano (19), 1253 58th St. Irving Solomon (23), 1713 W.

6th Norma Cohen (19), 1440 E. 14th St. Salvatore Ascolesi (26), 146 Sackett Regina Beale (21), 848 E. 28th St. David Weisberg (34), 73 Debevoise Hannah Weinstein (40), 856 Lafayette Avenue.

Raymond Tobias (40), 1930 Ocean Frieda Cohen (23), 2041 65th 81. Alfred Larson (21), 8515 Ridge Boulevard; Jean West (22), 6310 4th Ave. Timothy Hannon (35), 350 64th Bridget Kennedy (34), Manhattan. Jack Monas (20), 583 E. 55th Marjorie Goldfarb (20), 406 E.

94th St. William Boyles (20), 309 Prospect Place; Constance Christie (18), 309 Prospect PI. Leon Perlman (25), 314 Newport Fannie Brief (19), 429 Howard Ave. Garnett Rodgers (22), U. S.

Navy; Catherine Colbert (24), 1679 McDonald Ave. Victor Iturrondo (33), 92 Heyerson Otilia Luna (38), 92 Reyerson St. John Burling (28), 170 8. Oxford Louise Sabatino (21), 185 St. Marks Ave.

Fred Rispoli (24), 349 49th Genevieve Montella (18), 2275 83d St. George Jonas (27), Bronx; Irene Afshakin (20), 55 Morton St. Edward Schuster (24), 583 E. 94th Marilyn Dreiblatt (18), 589 E. 94th St.

Herbert Cohen (28), Philadelphia; Audrey Bilenker (21), 4701 12th Ave. Joseph Guardino (25), 313 Smith Evelyn Martinez (24), Queens. Bernard Epstein (24), Freehold, N. Ann Moskowitz (21), 585 E. 16th St.

Salvatore Benanti (17). 779 Quincy Mary Bonura (17), 1255 Jefferson Ave. Herbert Newman (21), 8738 17th Bernice Beckerman (18), 196 E. 55th St. Harvey Jones (21), 53 Downing Mary Jackson (18), 409 Tompkins Ave.

David Lidd (27), 1701 Avenue Gloria Schwartz (21), 4408 10th Ave. Bernard Milstein (21), 1725 61st Marcia Levy (18), 1725 61st St. Norman Mandir (23), 37 Vernon Evelyn Lopatoff (21), 1631 32d St. Joe Toledo (19), 5012 3d Luz Domenech (17), 461 39th St. Leoncio Rosado (23), 258 Atantic Estenfania Torres (29), 258 Atlantic Ave.

Milton Lesser (21), 2302 Avenue Leona Lang (18), 920 E. 23d St. William Bey (25), 350 Christopher Helen Green (22), 350 Christopher Ave. Arthur Phillips (23), 29 17th Phyllis Hochman (21), 482 Kings Highway, James Nugent Jr. (31), Jersey City, N.

Eileen O'Connor (24, 479 12th St. Prederick Grusel (52), Jersey City, N. Catherine Duffy (42), 8875 19th Ave, Martin Boxer (22), 872 Nostrand Selma Bender (19), 305 Rogers Ave. Arthur Stracher (24), 621 Rutland Road; Rhoda Appelman (23), 1483 St. John's Place.

John Christie (23), 601 79th Irene Lawson (21), 639 46th 8t. Marvin Silk (34), 1380 E. 15th Edna Sonion (31), 1256 E. 13th 8t. Jerome Adler (21), 873 Lenox Road: Dolores Bove (21), 1321 St.

John's Place. William Pullum (24), 1748 Brooklyn Gloria Milone (22), 1184 E. 35th St. Meceslaus Cwik (24), 734 5th Anna Caradonna (24), 395. Douglas 8t.

John Brody (26), '281 Nostrand Bleanor Lavin (23), 305 Lafayette Ave. James Johnson (32), 742 54th Eleanor Nordquist (26), 5314 8th Ave. Paul Tigue (23), 759 Franklin Julla Rogers (21), 649 Sterling Place. Richard Delahanty (23), 520 Halsey Theresa McGuirk (20), 408 Evergreen Ave. Dominick Paccione (22), 550 Kingston Theresa Carbonaro (18), 269 Sterling Bt.

Melville Stern (38), 2041 78th Sylvia Friedman (29), 1729 66th St. Michael Kramer (22), 33 Chester Pay Orenstein (19), 777 St. Mark's Ave. Philip Ames (20), 5002 Old New Utrecht Road: Irma Wortman (20), 5104 17th Avenue. Robert Ennis (21), 1512 Eastern Parkway; Trudy Berkowitz (20), 506 Hopkinson Ave.

David Leffel (41), 1001 Avenue Betty Katz (29), 2082 E. 17th St. Theodore Orlan (27), 755 Stone Bernice Madoff (24, 153 Bay 38th St. Hyman Cohen (25). 396 Alabama Sylvia Silverman (27), 649 Miller Ave.

Carey Counell Jr. (22) 160 Thatford Bertha Bennett (25), 160 Thatford Ave. Joseph San Filippo (22), 93 Williams Anna Maletta (20), 157 Alabama Ave. Thomas Bonowice Jr. (24), 77 South 2d Lillian Zuchowski (25), 142 Grand St.

has been talknot until lately over to meet his happen soon, and I Nancy Mottram along with hard at all, and impression on the rules of poise along. The first that means simamount of make and fingernails. best, you'll have take plenty of you're "bandmeeting them, do" when you're the conversaand you'll find ditions may not be all CANCER (June 23-July tations may impede LEO (July 24-Aug. of existing circumstances. VIRGO (Aug.

24-Sept. most any price is the LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. on an even keel. SCORPIO (Oct.

24-Nov. beckons now if you work BAGITTARIUS (Nov. thing looks fine on the of undercurrents CAPRICORN (Dec, will bring results. AQUARIUS (Jan. project begun yesterday, PISCES (Feb.

20-March ative. ARIES (March 22-April indicated for some way. TAURUS (April ful to some one else happy reward. your chatter in the middle ground between too much and a mousy silence. Remember, it's a friendly gathering, not formal, so be your natural self, and when you two have left after saying your good-byes, you can be sure you did the right thing--and they'll be thinking that their son has made a wise choice in his dating life.

(Q.) Dear Nancy--Just about a month ago, I broke up (for the third and last time) with the boy I'd been dating for over a year. I know it would be hard getting back into cir. culation after being "his girl" for so long, but I never expected that all my friends and his would believe I still liked him. They tease me constantly, mention his name every chance they get, and make my days miserable. How can I convince them--and him, too -that this time it really is all over? (A.) Your breakups with him haven't been final before, and they probably think this is just another false alarm.

Time will have to prove that this time you mean what you say, and.to help it along, don't fly into a rage when the crowd begins the ribbing routine--pass it off with a laugh, and promise "Wait and see." In a few weeks, they'll know you weren't just fooling, and if the lad himself has any notions that it isn't serious, he'll discover he's wrong. It won't be too long before those same boys who wouldn't believe you at first are taking your word and calling for Saturday nights--so keep your temper and patience -and prove you're not changing your mind again. Nancy can help with all your teen age problems. Write her in care of this you wish them to be. 23)-Minor irriprogress, 23)-Make the most 22)-Peace at albest policy right now.

23)-Keep things 22) Success things right. 23-Dec. surface, but beware 23-Jan. 20)-Routine 21-Feb. 19)-Continue 21)--Be co-oper- 20)-A good trend project already under 21-May 21)-Be helpand you will have Motoring Perils Varied Atlanta (U.P)-Atlanta policemen figured it may be getting safer to be a pedestrian than a motorist after counting four persons injured in falls from cars in one week.

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John Pontillo, nwner. MAPLE TERRACE MENSONVILLE Windham 37 R-3, Swimming, Pool, Tennis, YO Shuffle, etc. Mod. Innersprings. Exc.

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H. MULFORD SON. ELM REST HOUSE EAST (Route 81) Modern. 80 acres of fun sports. Excellent food service.

Al beds. See Eagle Guide. Near all churches. Shuffleboard. Reasonable rates.

Adults only. MR8. H. FIELD. VILLA SARINA Phone PURLING, CAiro N.

9-2285 Y. Our kitchen our calling card. Ital.Amer, cuisine. Completely modern. All sports on premises or nearby.

Booklet. D. J. Cipollina, Mgr. Rates $30 up.

HILLSIDE FARM CAIRO P. SUNSIDE 0., N. Modern accommodations, good food, amusements, dancing on premises: swimming and churches near by, Apply for rates. Tel. Cairo 9-2378, 9-9578.

Mrs. C. Christensen. A-BAR-A RESORT Greenville, 5-4376 N. Good food.

Concrete swimming pool. Dancing. Movies. Bar, $30.00 weekly. Write for Booklet 2.

ROSE GARDEN HOTEL, Tannersville 18, Greene N. Y. Ace. 250. All sports.

Dietary Laws. Continental cuisine. Call or write. Orchestra, nightly entertainment. M.

SELIGMAN GRAND VIEW FARM HOUSE Cairo, N. Y. Phone Cairo 0-9825 Modern Swimming pool. Sporta. Own orchestra.

Italian-American table. SUITS YOU TO NO OTHER ICED TEA LIKE TETLEY SO DELICIOUSSO REFRESHING! BAGS TETLEY Thomas Bogab (23), Malden, Mary Riccardi (25), 989 Bergen St. Ralph Di Bast (24), 8729 23d erine Calaianni (20), 252 Bay 13th st. Martin Whelan (24), 280 6th Dorothy Figurelli (21), 318-A 4th St. Peter Goorhigian (26), Queens: Margaret DeMarco (30), 1720 W.

3d St. Santo D'Alia (30), 2053 86th Santa DiBella (33), 620 Lorimer St. Arthur Harding (23), 1250 Myrtle Helen Burns (21), 116 Stockton St. Arthur Fisher (25), 1556 Carroll Arlene Nadler (21), Queens. Lucian Cosumano (23), 1068 67th Evelyn Lombardo (19), 5520 Fort ilton Parkway, David Askin (22), 435 Alabama Barbara Post (18), 126 E.

35th St. Edward Glick (21), 1405 E. 35th Plorence Wolfson (20), 1314 Avenue K. Morton Lerner (27), 1741 Sterling Place; Rita Lench (21), 1741 Sterling Place. Anthony Artese (26), 1534 57th Grace Avona (21), 959 74th St.

Mariano Miranti (23), 1734 Willoughby Vincenza Parrinello (20), 49 St, Nicholas Ave. Alfred Bukowski (24), 149 Norman Ave. Leokadia Urbanowicz (20), 211 North Henry St. Stephen Covello (21), 6906 15th Pauline Sorlucco (20), 59 Dahill Road. Pasquale Viggiano (39), Jersey City, Concetta Fischetti (39), 422 Second St.

Gabriel Del Cora (21), 1347 634 Louise Amendola (23), 467 Union St. Wylie Willis Jr. (21), 8734 18th Anna Bridges (17), 1761 Bath Ave. Arthur Sherman (22), 1602 Union Rhode Keller (19), 1703 Union St. Anthony Hosek (20), 1688 Linden Josephine Costa (18), 1365 Decatur St.

Donato Perillo (24), 260 Lee Anna Gismondi (23), 23 Sterling Place. Joseph Tinney (30), 171 Rogers Elizabeth Guthrie (25), 2057 E. 74th St. Ell Rubin (21), 1138 54th Inez Gordon (17), 526 Dahill Road. Anthony Cafiero (22), 2666 Stillwell Felicetta Cascone (19), 123 Avenue I.

Joseph Azenara (20), 4302 8th Eleanor Ginocchio (19), 1023 39th St. Elliot Palter (20), 1840 52d Grace Spring (20), 5112 18th Ave. Hillard Eisen (22), 1675 Lincoln Place; Arlene Goffin (21), 618 E. 51st St. George Dinas (23), 2856 Brighton 3d Elizabeth Xenakis (24), 29 Brighton 5th Walk.

Angelo Fasolino (23), 449 36th Dorothy Astarita (24), 493 E. 234 St. Travis Rothlein (20), Manhattan; Marilyn Obler (19), 1245 Ocean Ave. Frank Grochowski (21), 178 India Ann Dorney (22), 51 India St. Anthony Clemenza Jr.

(21), 770 Hart Mary Carpenito (19), 762 Hart St. Thomas D'Alessio (30), 667 Carroll Rose Souotto (22), 135 Garfield Place. Lloyd Jordan (32), 189 Halsey Audene Best (22), 375 Macon St. Nicila Maglione (37), 469 Washington Marie Benedetto (34), 138 Nostrand Ave. Philip Giuliano (26), 165 Irving Palma Genovese (23), Queens.

Maurice Tricarico (22), 264 67th Anita Bosco (22), 1857 60th St. Bertram Bernstein (21), 787 E. 52d Deborah Saunders (19), 992 E. 14th St. Marion Lattanzio (32), 2122 W.

11th Rose Falco (23), 519 Clinton Ave, William Heavey (22), 787 Dean Virginia Scalabrino (21), 1512 68th St. Ralph Abrahamson (23), 1148 E. 42d Thelma Lampen (19), 4024 Avenue 8. Leon Rappaport (23), 154 Herzl Zelda Greenfield (21), 569 Christopher Ave. Meyer Kirschner (29), Manhattan; Betty Brown (32), 255 South 2d St.

Herman Gromet (25), 327 E. 3d Yvette Rosenbaum (24), Manhattan. Anthony Tordella (22), 1171 60th Mae Rampino (17), 1224 Troy Ave, Fred Krauss (21), 1452 Greene Marie Herman (20), 301 Wyckoff Ave. Rosario Paxhia (31), Manhattan; Carmela Emanuel Krider (26), 86 Legion Beverly Nadelson (20), 2169 E. 22d St.

Michael Guerrieri (22), 897 Grand Julia Giordano (20), 1172 Putnam Ave. Jason Ackerman (22), 552 Hendrix Claire Herman (20), 675 Empire Boulevard. Joe Bright (28), 153 Halsey Victoria Emanuel (31), 151 Halsey St. Peter Vaccaro (24), 167 Avenue Concetta Schinina (26), 2049 W. 6th St.

Joseph Taffet (22), 21 Corbin Place; Lorraine Siegel (20), 1270 E. 18th St. Benjamin Buczyneki (19), 218 Penneylvania Rose Marie Tagliarino (19), 1297 Blake Ave. Alvin Srulawitz (25), 570 Willoughby Doris Neuman (23). Manhattan.

Nathan Schulman (25). 286 E. 95th Gloria Steiner (21), 461 Williams Ave. Stuart Kornbium (22), 7901 Bay Parkway; Natalie Rosenthal (21), 2142 77th St. Matthew Moderacki (28), 622 45th Anne Skonfeczna (25), 236 16th St.

John Sica (25), 8649 15th Vincenza Nani (25), 8657 15th Ave. Morris Cohen (30), 258 Stockton Frances Dort (28), 183 Floyd St. Charles Miller (20), 574 Atlantic Rosemarie Hartmann (20), 6448 Madison St. John Testa (25), 440 Bleecker Angelina Piccolo (22), 551 Dean St. Ernest Arcieri (39), 335 Ashford Mary Monoco (36), 608 Liberty Ave, Joseph Ingrassia (25), 1611 Jefferson Anastasia Cecere (20), 102 Sheffield Ave.

Irving Purman (34), 416 Monroe Elaine Hammer (33), 101 S. 3d St. Ernest Edinger (26), Bronx; Phyllie Feldhandler (19), 217 Atkins Ave. Ray Thorklidsen (21), 51 Bay 10th Barbara Pillar (21), 575 73d St. William Eliot (24), 3506 Newkirk Phyllis Zanino (20), 419 E.

32d St. Michael Macchia (28), Manhattan; Frances Ancons (27), 847 Hart St. Harold Litchen (23), 1485 Shore Parkway; Ruth Harris (23), 2015 74th St. Vincent Parrinello (28), 2001 E. 24th Angels Manghise (28), 2608 Avenue T.

John Stroll Jr. (25), 2384 Nostrand Joan Peters (20), 369 St. John's Place. Vincent Albanese (27), Queens; Rose Bulzone (26), 1416 59th St. Paul Ferrau (30), Manhattan; Nancy Papocchia (24), 8685 15th Ave.

Charles Mancini Petrullo (33), (36), 742 378 Glenmore 220 Ave, Angeline CATSKILL MOUNTAINS GREEN LAKE OVERLOOK FARM HOUSE CATSKILL. N. Y. Acc. 50.

Near lake. Farm prod. Rates $30.00 weekly, Mrs. A. Williams, Catskill 930-J-1.

SULLIVAN'S HORTON HOUSE? Greenville, N. Y. Phone 5-9379 Excellent Food. Sports. Churches Nearby.

Rates, booklet upon request East Durham Y. Tel. Freehold 1349 EDGEWOOD FALLS FARM Hot Cold water all rooms. Pool, Sports. June Sept.

$25, July August $35-840. JOE'S INN 9-2128. CAIRO, N. Italian Phone kitchen. Cairo Modern.

JOSEPH BIAGIONI. Prop. GO BY STATION WAGON In Style and Comfort--Door to Door. Town and Country Service. HYacinth 2-8828.

Glen Falls House ROUND TOP, N. Y. Lovely scenery, recreation. Bklt. Ger.

cooking-baking. ERIN'S MELODY HOTEL, East Durham, N. Y. Rooms and Board. Geo.

Sullivan. Prop. Phone Freehold 7611. BARLOW'S Box EAST 14. Orch DURHAM, Spts.

N. $25 Y. up. Booklet. See June 5th Eagle Guide.

COLD SPRING FARM INN Stamford, N. Y. Folder. TED MASE. Grand View House SAUGERTIES, 635-M N.Y Modern.

Rates $22 to $30 per week. Sports Good home cooking. Bklet. Mrs. Hilda Fransen, Wayside House homelike, restfuL Excellent Modern.

meals--all you can ent, Good beds Bathing. Churches. $25 up. Booklet. BISHOP.

HOTCHKISS REST Acra, N. Y. Tel, Cairo 9-2184 excellent meals, churches, amusements. Booklet. ATLANTIC CITY Michigan Pacific Aves.

EDISON NEAR ATLANTIC BOARDWALK CITY $1.50 0 UP DAILY PER PERSON Running Water All Rooms. Private Baths. Free parkine. Free bathing from Hotel. Phone 4-3621.

CONNECTICUT Gateway Wononscopomue Inn Delightfully Scenic Countryside, Spotlessly Clean Rooms. Food Deliciously Prepared. Charming Honeymoon Accommdoations Shuffleboard. Boating, Fishing, Swimming. Tennis.

Dancing. Unusual Cocktail Lounge. Near Matchless Golf Course Fire minutes walk to Catholic de Protestant Churches. Booklet. THOMAS W.

COLLEY, Owner, BE, Lakeville, Conn. Tel. 201. LAKEVIEW HOUSE Direct on Lake Pocotopaus, East Hampton, Conn. Acc.

140. Modern. Pvt. beach. Showers.

All sports. Rec. Hall. Nr. churches and $32 up weekly.

Tel. 688, Booklet. FRANK HEIRENDT. PENNSYLVANIA TUSCARORA COTTAGE, Cottages LAKE for rent. Boating, bathing, fishing.

Bklt. Tel. 9032R2. Mrs. R.

VAN GORDER. PIEL'S COTTAGE Peach Lake, House. Pa. H. C.

water all rooms. Near Churches beach, Rates Tel. 15 Bkit. HIGHLAND LAKE GREELEY. Mod.

Boating, bathing. Tel, Lackawaxen 9001 -R-14. Reasonable. Beoklet, OTTO WINKLER POCONO MOUNTAINS, PA. PULONO CREST POCONO PINES, Pa.

For Fun and Rest. 2000-Acre Resort. 3 Modern Hotels. Cozy Cottages with meals at hotel. HONEYMOON PARADISE, Delic.

Meals. Lake. All Sports. Riding. Golf.

Movies. Social Activities. Churches nearby, Moderate Rates. N. Y.

Office, 11 W. 42 St. (Room 1274) LO. 5-1550 Honeymooners and June Vacationists! Just for you--one rate covers all, All sports. Orchestra, Excellent food, Cath.

Prot. services at camp. 85 miles from N. Y. $45 and up.

SPE. CIAL JUNE RATES. Reserve now. Free Skit. SAGAMORE on Twin Lakes in the Pocones.

Milford 5, Pike County, Pa. TANNERSVILLE Heart Honeymoon of the of Pocones Vacation INN Booklet TANNERSVILLE, on PA. AUCTION SALE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK-IN THE MATTER of ROSE FINE. formerly trading AR FINE ROSE FOOD STORE, Bankrupt.

No. 48672. NOTICE SALE. Pursuant to an order this Court, notice is hereby given that the assets of the above named bankrupt consisting of groceries and fixtures. will be sold at public auction, on WEDNESDAY JUNE 7th, 1950.

at 11:00 a.m. on the premises No. 2065 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn. New York. ARTHUR HARRISON, Trustee, JACOB M.

NAHOUM. Attorney for Trustee. 42 Broadway, New York. N. Y.

GEORGE ROSENBERG. Auctioneer, 66 Court Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. Telephone: ULster 5-7971.

mv27.je6-2t FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY -ADELAIDE COZZENS BEATTY. Plaintiff, against LIVINGSTONE VELL, et Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE. Pursuant to judgment herein dated May 4.

1950, I will sell at public auction by Irving Hirsch. Auctioneer. at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn, York. ou June 12th. 1950.

at 12 o'clock noon, the following premises: ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel of land with the buildings and improvements thereon erected. situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings. City and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the southerly side of Bergen ninety Street, (290) distant hundred and feet westerly from the corner formed the intersection of the southerly side of Bergen Street and the westerly side of Kingston Avenue: running thence southerly parallel with Kingston Avenue and part of the distance through a party wall one.

Hundred (100) feet: thence westerly parallel with Bergen Street twenty (20) feet: thence northerly parallel with Kingston Avenue hundred (100) feet to the southerly easterly side of Bergen the Street and thence along southerly side of Bergen Street twenty (20) feet to the point or place of beginning. GETHER with all the right. title and interest. if any, of the mortgagor of. in and to front the land lying Bergen Street.

in of and adjoining said premises to the centre line thereof. Dated: Brooklyn New York. May 17. 1950. J.

GEORGE HACKER. Referee. DIXSON. VOLLMER. WILDERMUTH Attorneys for Plaintiff, my FT LEGAL NOTICES FILE NO.

8556 THE NEW PEOPLE YORK. OF BY THE GRACE STATE OF GOD FREE AND INDEPENDENT TO: THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK; STATE if TAX COMMISSION: and widow. any, and any and all unknown heirs at law, next of of kin, distributees and J. creditors DRUGAN. EDWARD EDWARD the deceased.

and if any aforesaid persons or classes of persons, be dead, their legal representatives, law. husbands or wives, if any, legatees. devisees. next of kin. distributees, grantees and lienors.

assignees, successors in interest generally, and to any and all unknown persons who have or may claim to have an interest in and to premises 1665 East 30th Street, also known as 1665 York. Marine Parkway Brooklyn, New any" of derived from, through or under classes of persons, all of persons whom, and and the aforesaid whose places names. parts of names and of residence are unknown. and cannot with due diligence be ascertained: SEND GREETING HYMAN WANK, Public Administrator. Kings County, with an Borough office of in Municipal Building.

Brooklyn, City of New presented account 88 Administrator of EDWARD or ED. residing J. at DRUGAN. deceased, lately in the Borough No. 210 Berkeley Place, of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York.

and a petition praying that his and account that an may be judicially settled: the sale of made directing premises 1665 East 30th Street, Parkway. also known as 1665 Marine Brooklyn, New York. for which premises decedent died seized purposes of payment and tion to entitled thereto: NOW. THEREFORE. you and each you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings.

to be held at the Hall Kings. of Records, In the County of at 9:30 on o'clock the 18th in the day of July. 1950. such settlement should not forenoon. had.

why and directing why an the order sale should not be made of the aforesaid real IN property praved TESTIMONY WHEREOF we have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. (Seal) WITNESS. Hon. E. IVAN Justice ou the Supreme Court and Actlug County, Surrogate of our said at the Borough of Brooklyn.

in the sald Coune the AARON 31st day of May. 1950. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. L. JACOBY.

Tu LA CASA MANOR.