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i i usf'yBefween Us- THRIFTY CROCHET lustrated: crochet, knitting, em JBJrthday Party 14 BROOKLYN EAGLE, JULY 5, 1949 Wise to Be Good Date All the Time; Girl Angling for JParty Invitation menls, and though I don't want to hurt her feelings, we'd like to keep our party just as pied planned it. What can I do? (A.) It's pretty clear that her sudden friend By NAXCY MOTTRAM (Q.) Dear Nancy I vsed to dale a fellony ivho didn't mean anything special to me, and I never paid much attention to him, and didn't make any effort to keep his interest. So, I loan n't surprised -v I 1 1 shiYi isn't due likA'v in hopes new guest for though she may to a genuine liking, but more that you'll put her down aj a your houscparty. And even be a likeable lass, chances are when he jinally stopped calling me and started to take other girls out on dates. Pre.

changed my mind since then, and I'd like very much to date him again, but how can I go about getting him back? (A.) Obviously, the lad got discouraged, and decided that his campaign to win you as his girl was hopeless. And now that you'd like to start mending fences, maybe he won't Nancy Mottram uiuiucii, quills, a. rius hoc needlework pattern printed in the book. Miss D' Andrea Feted Miss Sue D'Andrea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

A. D'Andrea of 315 81th St. is in Washington D. for a short time before leaving on a foreign assignment Miss D'Andrea recently spent eighteen months with the De partment of Army in Austria, and traveled extensively while abroad. A buffet supper, was given last week by her mother.

Miss Jessica Dern entertained at the piano, nd Miss Lee de Mor- onha sang In Spanish. The other guests included the Misses Helen Donnelly, Kit Kinttell, Dorothy Marino, Chris Shatz, and Mrs. Helen V. Kulber and Mrs. Marie Povall.

RELIEF of EXCESS STOMACH ACIDITY that 11 switch back to her old coolness ngm after jhe last day at the lake. This looks like a case v( fairweather friendship, and although you dorr.t need to come right out and tell her her little- plot isn't going to work, be pleasant but ignoi'tf her hints and keep right on with your origitvtl plans. And then, this new friendship will either prove itself to be honest or fall by the way side. (Q.f Dear iinc ijM ij troubles aren't competition from o'her girls or fights with my. steady, but he dors have a habit that makes me very uncoritortublc at times.

He kids me constantly, and -most of the lime, I don't know whether he's serjous or not. Several times lie's asked for his identification bracelet back, and when I asked' him what was wrong, he burst into laughter and told me he ivas joking. This sort of tlini'j happens often, and it makes me mismible, I don't want to break up with him. hut 1 never know what he's thinking or what trickle's going to pull next. What shall I do? (A.) You have to take me kidding, or else be labeled a poor sport, but bvs type of joking isn't fair, and he's for trouble.

You'd better try to talk it over with hiiu, and point out that while you like a joke just as much as the next one, his brand of humor gets you down and you're afraid that sometime it might get too serious and wind up in a real breakup. Maybe that will put him back on his toes to start considering your feelings in the matter. And in spite of your feelings for him, if he can't cut it out for good, you'd be much better off seeing less of him and more of other lad while your nervous system is still in one pieoe. But he found you fascinating once, and if you put your best personality forward when you see him next, make it a point to act glad to see him and really be attentive to his side of the be interested to win friends there won't be conversation, he may come back to the fold. Hecause this very situation crops up more often than you would believe, It's a wise lass who makes an effort to be pleasant and considerate on every date.

It's a sure way and influence the male sex, and any of these regrets later on. (Q.) Dear NancyThis Summer, several of us are planning to have a houscparty at my family's cottage, and since the word has gone around, a girl who's never hern particularly friendly to any of us before has been calling us and dropping over to viy house every day. She's also made several hints that, she'd love. In be invited, but we've made all arrange- Margaret Foils Wed In Kdward J. Oldham Miss Margaret.

Folts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Folts of Brooklyn, became the The Nurses Notebook Signs and Treatment oi Sunstroke Members of the Brooklyn Eagle advertising department recently feted Miss Mae 1 Lonergen at a birthday party in Joe's Restaurant, Fulton and Pierrepont Sts. Miss Arvilla Nininger was In charge of arrangements. Miller Paulukonis Announcement Is made of the marriage of Miss Alice Paulu.

konis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Paulukonis of Far Rock-away to Frank C. Miller, son of and Mrs. Frank B.

Miller of 138 23d St. The couple were married by the Rev. Father Bannon of the Church of St. Mary Star of Sea, Far Rock- away, on Sunday. A reception followed at Bobb Wright's Res-taurant, Hewlett.

The couple will make their home in Brooklyn after a wedding trip to Canada. ASBLKY PAHK, N. J. JLrrLIVOUl! Aburj Parle. European.

100 rooms St baths. Tel. 2-0082. VTm. Beehtel ATLANTIC CITY xertese ooo items POPULAR I uillon POPULAR Romi an vJbU ft your wip vcbT tn and yul Will hf pittft ntly unusual onne N.

Y. MU. 7-04J W1IT1 NEW JERSEY COAST THE PENNSYLVANIA 412 Ocean Road Spring Lake, N. J. Works from neean.

Home cooklnr W-3 MRS. BIELOW. HEMLOCK GROVE FARM Wavmart, R. D. No.

8, Penna. Beautiful Location, Excellent Pood All Sports Nearby 133 Weekly THE Tel. 73, Elevation 2,000 feet. Own Private Lake Modern. Good food.

Bathing, tennis Rates up. 46th Season. ROBKRT GILCHRIST. HIGHLAND LAKE?" Moo. Koatlnr.

bathlnf Tel. I.arkawatrn MOI. Reaaonable. Booklet. OTTO VtlSKI tt.

MAPLE LODGE High flpvadon. Msdern. Hut ami rohl wir.r roomi. menu. CeuUilly lrtpl, J.lfl-J.

STARLIGHT INN 1.600 feet. Modern. Good table AJ sport--Own farm. American Plan $32 01 weekly Bookelt. Gilbert Fay P0COO MOlATIS, P.

YOUR KIND OF VACATIOM Our 20th year Twin Lake. In th. Potonm ottirt oholce nf an itrta.nm.nt, lin. (Md. c.tb i Pr.t ler.leei at eamp.

Mo u0 Mj 27 l. bride of Hdward J. nenhew of Mk Hy K( IMA M.S. (Prepared by the Visiting as service to friends and patients of the organization.) Kxtreme Summer heat and stifling humidity are the forerunners of two conditions we should be familiar with. We should be alert to recognize the difference between heat ex haustion and sunstroke because while the cause is the same.

1 Pansy doilies are such fun and wonderful pickup work. Flowers, borders done separate ly. Same border for round or' oval doily! Two balls No. cotton make round and oval doily! Pattern i'2f has crochet directions. Our improved pattern visual! with ea-v-to-see charts and, photos, and complete directions! makes needlework easy.

Send 2(ic in coins for this' pattern to Rrookivn Eagle 15, P. O. liox 101. Flatbushj Station. P.i'ooklyn 20, N.

Y.1 Print plainly name, address, zone and pattern number. Handmade accessories arej the fashion! See new lovelies to knit, crochet, embroider in our Needlework Catalog. Send 15c: for this book today! A world of beauty in the 10!) designs 11-j Featured YOUNG Or HART, Inc. tO Lafayette Avenue Brooklyn. N.

LONG ISLAND ORIENT POINT INN OKII VT POINT. 1. Charming Summer I.xcellent table. Pcivate beach. Water iew from every room.

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V. Vt-gptarikl, Fruit, Milk tnJ All t'liurcliel. I.aka. BniUtnir lii'luor and Ouhioor Suurn. Rfiuio 4'i.

Milt's from N. Y. City short Line or C.reyfmmi.i Bui to Villi Gale. Ilott tn Neut.urKri. wfehlv; dally.

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Vmll Gait. N. Y. i A PALINA HOTEL RESTAURANT CORNWALL, N. Y.

New Sftlmmiim pixi. (Colt, handball, riding and addiLioiiaJ aportA. Hotel bar. Sinday dinners a siwdalty, rea'iirhiii Neapolitan euLsine l'j hour drive rum V.C Rem 9W or Rome 4-I7-32-307. PETER VERTOLOMO.

PrOD. SOUDANT FARM Port Jervls, Y. R. F. D.

'J. Phone 4-9IS4 Modern; own (arm. bood meals. SjS ui). Bklt.

Sll lVAN COUNTY. Pi. LAKE VIEW INN TiV' on Washington Lake, modorq, hufflr-b-jard. badminton, hot mi', cold watrr in rooms. b'let.

Trl. 2l4t. lf-ULAN Hotel "iT- ll Sptl. Modern. Bar.

:0 Uv. Booklet. LAKE lUAHOPAf, N. V. HOTEL MAHOPAC 50 milrs out finlt, hsthing.

tenni. dancng. LAKE MAHOPAC, N. T.I. Mhopat 400 IV.

TROWBRIDGE FARM 38TH SEASON KYSEIUKE, N. All Imnrovements; private baths, shower tiatns; relined t-lienlele. Famous for (rood r.io-t Booklet. Telephone Hiih Falls ZfKl. R.

TROHRKinot: and SON. Proprietors. ATSKII MOl'TAIS Vor Kpt to PERFECT VACATION Kv.i Va.jnr,n Art I vm T. aiTIATU 1a hi iui jfii! nicii'iUin Hotel -ca-IhjIi u-r fev-l, HoTIPhflnk Ping li)ti(, inj-tmm. wuli gist hu.yriile, l)(f neiirt'r H' I 1 1 Uinz sin riiiinsr fi'tintrv Mn-iii'D tnr a wk.

rasinn wlrh r-tkU'i iftitiL't Ihiiiiiiiii nifihtlv. iluniimi, Hll ItM-T St'-trlS OPEN ALL YEAR TOPPESFIELD Haines Falls, New York Trl. Tannersville '4fl Tranvportathin Train. N. Y.

fn-tral to Hudson. or Trail way Bus Line from Dixie Hotel Terminal or Grevbour.il Bus. RATES, BOOKLET ON REQUEST Beautiful Accommodations. Heated Rooms Greenvillf, Y. fl.

5-5645. Priv. lake, due to over indulgence in food or drink Mayda Seidell Bride of Mr. Miskit Miss Mayda Swiden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Morru Seiden of 75 Barbary became th bride of Leonard A. Miskit, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Miskit of S4-36 Parsons Jamaica, on Sunday at the Brooklyn Jewish Tenter.

Rabbi Leventhan and Rabbi Rose officiated. The bride wore a malin and rhantilly lace gown with seed pearl embroidery. She carried a bouquet of white and lilies of the valley covering a white Bible. The maid of honor, Miss Gloria and matron of honor, Mrs. Nat Sctviider, wor pale green maline dresses and pale green picture hats.

They carried sheaths of American Beauty The best man was Joseph Miskit, the bridegroom'? brother. Ushers were Nat Schuldor, Herbert Kaufman, Stuart Sea-den, the bride's brother1. Dr. Philip Cohen, Morton Feinmaru Edgar Rothstein, Sid Miller and Milton MiFkit. The couple will tour in Europe this Summer and upon their return will make their home at 143-50 Hoover Briarwood.

Mrg. Miskit was graduated in May from Bergen Junior College. The bridegroom received his B.A. at Queens College and M.A. at Columbia University.

He served with the Armed Forces for four years in the European and Pacific theaters of war. Palay Wilpon Miss Roslyn Wilpon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Wilpon of 1718 52d was married to Edward Palay, son of Mrs. Fannie Palay of Milwaukee, at the Concordia Club on June 2tt.

The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Baruch Sil-verstein. Mrs. Jack Frankel was matron of honor. Sidney Palay, brother of the bridegroom, was best man.

Th bride is a graduate of New York University. The bridegroom is a graduate of Marquette University. He served as a lieutenant in the air force during the war. After a trip to Nova Scotia the couple will reside in Belle-rose. If oman I'nlickiinl Miss Elizabeth Unbekant daughter of Charles Unbekant of Brooklyn and Cutchogue was married on June 19 to James F.

Homan, son of Mrs. R. Homan of Riverliead. The ceremony took place at the historic Old Steeple Church, Aquebogue, with the Rev. Arnt Schooling officiating.

A dinner was held at Mitchell's, Greenport, for the immediate families followed by a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Braun in Cutchogue for the friends of the couple. The couple will reside in Cutchogue after a short motor trip. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry James Roberts of I.joS Canarsie Road celebrated their first wedding anniversary on June IS. They were married on June 19 last year in the Grace Protectant Church, Canarsie. The guests Included their bridal attendants and a few other friends. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Rosen announce the birth of a daughter, Stefanie Gail Rosen, on June 28 at Beth Israel Hospital, Manhattan. Mrs. Rosen is the former Karen Custer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Custer of 1453 E. 12th St. "GOING PLACKS?" PHONE MA. 4-i2fK, FOR 1DKAS ADVERTISEMENT HO LAXATIVES NOW-SAYS HAPPY 79-ER! "Had to fight constipation the last 50 years.Notninghelped.Thenl got wise to eating KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN every morning. Almost at once 1 had results.

No laxative for last 5 months!" writes 79-year-old Mr. J. Wenig, 7723 So. Mich. Chicago, 111.

One of many unsolicited ALL-BRAN letters. Are you constipated due to lack of bulk in the diet? Tasty ALL-BRAN may help you. Eat an ounce daily, drink plenty of water. If not satisfied after 10 days, send empty box to Kellogg's, Battle Creek, Mich. DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK I ADVERTISEMENT Peace At Last From PERSISTENT ITCH! Ho won dor thouianrii teased by Itchy torment bltss ths day they chunked lo Keiinol.

Here's quirk action from first moment a blissful sanse of peaca that lasts and lasts, thanks so 6 active soothing agents in a )no-lia base that stays on. Jjor'X be contort with anything lest efl active than Resmoi Ointment. diicoTeref accalUai aw treatment for irv, all or iQe poiioniBg. It'i gentlei ad safe, driem op the blister in a surprisingly ihort time, oftea witkia 24 hours. At druRtnsU, IVY'DRY Ask for MOM lw Si Brooklyn, on Sunday at St.

Charles Horromeo R. C. Church. The Rev. William F.

Donahue performed the ceremony. The bride was attired in a white marquisette gown fashioned with a yoke edged with a wide lace bertha, and a fitted bodice with a full skirt and lace train. Her fingertip veil fell from an orange blossom coronet, and she carried a cas cade bouquet of white roses with lilies of the valley. Miss Rita M. Peruche, who served as maid of honor, wore a nile green mousseline de soie gown with matching picture hat and carried a cascade bouquet of pink roses.

Dorothy Walsh, niece of the bride, was flower girl, and wore pink mous-seline de soie and carried a small old-fashioned bouquet. Robert Oldham was best man and serving as ushers were Charles Moran and Thomas Ny-gaard. A reception followed in the Dixon Restaurant after which the couple left on a wedding trip to Niagara Kails and Canada. Zi ma ii Strrnfold The marriage of Miss Aiiene Ziman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Ziman, of 3003 Ocean Parkway, to Harry Stern-feld son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sternfeld of 470 W. 21th Manhattan, took place on June 25, in the Hotel Ililt-more, Manhattan, where a reception followed. Miss Hetty Klaine Fried was bridesmaid and Mr.

Theodore II. Yaffe served as best man. CATSKIIX MOUNTAINS The Bent l)at of Our Lives Art Those Spent on a Good Vacation SHADY GROVE HOTEL HAINES FALLS, N. Y. Located hinli In the beautiful Mts.

oflers you the in food, sports ami service Rooms with bath. Italian r-jiiine. Write for illustrated folder rates, or phone Haines Mi. MAPLE TERRACE henneswonvvo'rlke Windtiam 37 R-3. 101)'.

rilwted trw. Mod. Inner, snrlnoi. Ext. Fund.

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MULFOHD SON. EMERALD ISLE HOUSE CAIRO. N. I. Phone CAIRO M-W 1 Swimming, fishir.e Bar jtiU Oancw, premises.

Aiiult sinicle $30 Double $8 per person. Excellent table. Children Invited. BOOKiel. wjid, rrue.

CAIRO, N. Y. Phone Cairo 9-9825 Improved Swimmmfl Pool. Swi mmina and DancinQ. O.n OnliMtra.

Oilier Sportt. Calian.Amer. LAKE SHORE CAMP On Crystal Lake in Catskilli Adult aeation camp. Comfortable eablm Central Dlninr Ree. Free Dane-in, jl invle.

Etrellent food, bwlmmmir, nniiln Citholie Cbanel on SH.S.5H, June A Sept. on P. O. Mid- dleburi. N.

R.D. 2. Phone Book let DON LEWIS. Prop. mm Antic EAST DIRHAM.

N. DARLUTY 3 Box 14. Ore. Spts. 25 Da Id Bnw Miskit Mrs.

Leoncrrd A. Your Birthday By Stella 5 Born today, you have that rather unusual combination of the artistic temperament and talent combined with a high degree of good, common sense. You will imdoulxfedly have an interesting and varied life and it can prove a highly successful one if you make full use of the talents which the stars- have bequeathed you. You are very much interested in the mysterious and the occult. Although you may not permit it to in-fluence your life unduly, you will not be one to say that there isn't, another plane of existence aSout.

which we know very little indeed, ft is likely that you are somewhat psychic yourself. Use thi gift, for intuitions can he very useful when properly trained. You have a high degree of versatility and tlwre is little which you wjII not fnff able to succeed at doing. Your one danger is that you will spread your talents over too wijde a field, thus losing their efficiency. To find what, the stars have in store for tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the corresponirlnig paragraph.

Let your birthday star be your daily guide. Wednesday, July CANCER (June 23 Inclined to tie a rallier risv. I.EO Uulj 24-Aur. 231 Be cautioua in rou'mf 1 1 a VIRGO (Au. iM-Seitt.

221 -There Is activity on the frort. L.IBHA tSi'P! 2J-Ofl 231- All it well boi cm the buninesfi nmt. domestic fronts. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Ni.

22' New friendships may briug you addfd happiness. SAC.riTARIUS (Nov. 2li Plan a new business approach ('APHICOKN (Dec. 20) Be malic on the home ft-onf. AWUA1UIJS (Jan.

21-Ferv 1H A new job mty beckon. PISCES (Feb 20-Ma-ch 311 Markets are definitely improving ARIES (March 2-Apnl 20 An i ttve firty. TAURUS (April 21-May 3D Follow thrninrh on all important plant. GEMINI (May 22-June 321 A good day for marriage. PRINCESS PAIR 4974 SIZES 2-10 Two ways to make your little girl pretty and happy! Sundress has deep, cool square neckline: yokini dres is darling for now and school.

Both open flat, to iron' Pattern IHTI: sizes 2 to 10. Size H. sundress. 2 yds. dres, 2'4 yds.

2 yd. contrast. This pattern, easy to use, simple to sew, is tested for fit. Has complete illustrated instructions. Send 25c in coins for this pat tern to 1 a 1 e.

53 Pattern Dept. 213 V. 17th St. Manhattan 11. N.

Y. Print plainly name, address with zone, size and style number. Sewing for vacation leaves you more money for going! See the latent styles to sew In our Summer Pattern A one-suiu-ass travel wardrobe, fashion for the whole family. Free pattern of a shampoo and make up smock printed right in the book. Send just 15e morn for this book.

1 Nurse Association of to the head and neck, in the form of ice bags or cold cloths (iced if possible). The rest of the body may be cooled by sponging with cold water. In giving the treatment, care should be taken not to cool the body too suddenly, as this might cause collapse. Continue the treatment for some minutes, then stop and observe the patient. If the skin remains hot, the procedure should be renewed.

Brisk rubbing of the limbs toward the heart aids the r-i rrii ion and hplnK brine the hot blood to the skin surface, It is most important not to eive anv stimulants such a coffee, tea. aromatic spirits of ammonia, etc. Cool water may be given after consciousness returns. KxpoMire to the sun or any form of extreme heat should in future be avoided as one attack predisposes to another. The next article will discuss heat For those who yearn for the new closed-toed shoes, yet hate to give up the comfort of the open variety, try the wall-toed last next time.

They have more room than the conventional stvle. SANDY HOOKLIfiE To ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Bui Connections to Asbury Shore Pointi Boats Leave 69th B'klyn nuily 9:30 A.M.-12:13 VY. Siimlay 11 :00 A.M. Montnodtli Park Kiue Track Special Boat 12:15 P.M. Daily Moonlight Sail $1.50 8:30 Saturday" only Dining Dancing Bar Tel.

WOrth 2-0614 2-0612 TO BEAR MT. WEST PT, NEWBURGII, P'KEEPSIE BOATS LV. W. 42 ST. PI Uai ly 'i i0 A.

Lv. W. 125 St. Pier 50. DmniQ.

Datu'intj, Bar f-r SATURDAY MOONLIGHT SAIL il.SS l. W. 42 St Pmt 15 P. M. NuehOfl Irtvar DaT Ikx 303 W.

42 St. Bet. 9-S70C Daily Soilinsi -w aate m'up Booklet. See. June 5ih Eaoutde.

I Marriage Licenses the symptoms and treatment are different. Sunstroke, sometime-! called heat stroke, has the same sym-toms although the cause may be slightly different. The former is Usually due to direct exposure to the sun's rays while the latter is due to excessive indoor heat. The first signs are usually acute pain in the head, dizziness and dryness of the mouth and skin. The face becomes red, breathing becomes difficult, the pulse gets pounding and rapid and the temperature starts to rise.

If the exposure has been severe, the patient usually loses consciousness. What to I) The treatment consists In lowering the body temperature by increasing heat elimination and preventing further heat production. Immediately upon noticing the beginning of any of these the person should be removed to the shade and a cool place, if possible. While waiting for a doctor, emergency treatment may be given by lying the patient his back with the head and shoulders slightly raised. It i wise to remove a much cloth ing as possible to allow for escape of body heat.

As the brain is affected most by the heat, cold applications should lie applied continuously Jack Berkowltz (4.ii. Jean Reich- ler (36), 31 Ocean Parkway. Milton Siesel 1381. 1949 BliOi St; Get-; trude Schwartz (30). 1326 W.

5th St. Joseph Perraro (60). Pati'rson N. Anael NicoMa (44i. 1862 S3rd St Michael Di Toro (26', 127 33d Lu cille Varone 1 3 4 138 3M St.

David Wine i37. 1098 Con. Island Ave Gertrude Liebou.tz 2182 Atlantic Avenue. Ben Bodziner (27). 114 Albemarle Road; Natalie (22i, 256 E.

37th Street Norns Farnell (22), Irene Fitz- aimmons (20', 604 EvetKreen Ave. Carl Bauer (44'. Yorkers: Catherine Orleaer (41), 57 Lincoln Ave. Jack Sienel (331. 1042 Dean St Esa Moss (28i.

421 Crown St. Clayton Hag-en t2B'. 82 Remson Anna Ronr.e (21). 82 m.on St. John Paaano (23.

548 Henry Caroline M.ilino (20. 1770 50tn St. William Maiulo (21i Assunta Russo (22). 1263 St' Michael Callus (21) j), Airnes Cori-oren ias 297 Tastfe Place Warren Bachmeier (231 Bst Rtde Ave: Santa Bucri (21). 131 Wllloughby Avenue Frank Franchi 23.

339 42d Adele Webb (25'. Bronx Matteo Santanaelo (31), 1440 De Kalb Ave: Lcor.arda On 111 I29 404 Ave. W. Anthony OI Stefano (25). 61 Howard Anne Storozyk (28).

Rth St. Nicholas Pisculll (Jl. 7nn Hnrv Margaret Dor.ato (39). Court St. William Moore.

(44). 1145 Dun Mary Bruninshan (35i. Ill Vh Ave. Booker 43 239 Moore Julia Whitney (34'. 239 Moore Rt Theodore Williams 20 Boston.

Carmen Mateo mi. 565 Vernon Ave Leo Simon 'IB), 470 Prosoect PI Annette Brodsky (171. 286 E. 4.vp St Frederick Smith 1 4B 745 Putnam Pearl Oreen (421, 551 Herk.mer S'. Arthur Larsen '221.

191 Prospect Theresa Powierski (18' 3'8 St Albert De Rise (2D. 1320 50th St Mar-oella Scarlota (19). St Hovle Garmon (16', '80 V.i'et Faye Borrv (19'. 885 Herkimer 8 Gllberto Marrer '241, 152 pa-! St Ernestine Revea '22). 152 Pearl 6t Jesse Bavior (27 63' Hancock St Lillian Daniels (28), 409 Sumner Ave.

Harry Rothenrr (24). 218 Kingston Ave Doris Jaffe (23'. Bronx Matteo Vania 544 St Mrks Ave: Ade'n Fernandei (18). 544 St. Marks Avenue Martin Maloy (22V H74 42d Toble Landea (311.

397 K. 49th St. Alklbiadea Harisladwa (26V 810 5th Av Ltlta, ChrteOa (19), 680 Blst St. Marriage licenses for the following persons are on file today in the Brooklyn Marriage License Bureau: Thr.ma.s Meyer I20i. 161 Troutman I John O'Sliea (221 58th St Madeline Marie Westfall I20 319 Vernon Ave.

Murptiv t21i. 8-':) 60th St Thomas Malesanos (35. Manhattan; Lll- Joeph, Iillvl0 s' Mar- dPOCONO CREST P0C0N" PINES, "At, jii Everythinj lor an Atop CiRtEN L.4KF OVERLOOK FARM HOUSE I Acc so. 'Near lake. Farm 'prod.

Rates S27 i weekly Mra. A wu.aims. aisitui Rm-N-n TOP. T. tilen rails Mouse Lovely scenery, recreation Bkit.

cooking-bakinu 00BY STATION WAtlON Ooor-to-Door Service. Ttmn and Country Service. 362 56th St. Pk. HYaelnth 2-8628.

BLACKHEAD MT. LODGE MOIM KN SIMMER RESORT Concrete noftl. Tflflnil, Daneino, Handball. All inarli. Mot and rnld water in all rnnrni.

We Mrve exrellent and plentiful mal. Cburtbet nearby. Free traninortatton from but lerntinali. A. Eiien-baeb.

Hound Top. Y. Pliona Caira 9-2I57. VII A rFONA Cauteraaill phe jnl. a mnii.m rpmrt at remitatlon.

Bathlnc, Snorts. Horiea nearby. Ital. Amer. cuisine, Bar.

C15 weekly. nr -J 1 1 Cookibure. N. Hnaiolike waysiae nousc picnir (rit; firm proilucn; poultry, Juner prinf mat harril eiturekea: $U5 p. Bklt.

ralRO NV 8pons, pool dancing, home cooking Rates' 130 up eekly Booklet or N. Y. lei FLush-, ln 9-208SI BOI ND TOP HOVSE Bound Top. N. V.I Modern hou.

Hot aad cold runninx water le. (arm fffetahlf. Orman- Amerlran eooklnff. Expert bakinf- Sporta. Near Churchea.

Booklet on request, IJO-S35. I Tel. lr 9-9473. Mrs. E.

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Continental euilne. I Call or write. M. KATZ and M. SI I.K.MAN i IINFTHMI rADMCataklll.

N. I.I OUHOCl IltL.Li TAIUTl Tel. tli-F-4. Imnti. cool.

da'iT'g. nrrh (MIUii. Grand View Moslem. Bite J-l 30 per week, Hporm. nod home rnoklng.

Bklel Mn. Hllitl Frinsen. Alpine Rose Farm Modern; all sports on premises Reasonable ratea Booklet ll ZIEGNER'S Boats 23, Leeda. N. I.

CABINS COMPLETELY MODERN Phone CaliklU S04-R-1. ACRA MANOR Aer, Swirnmitig pool, tramM. liilian- Am. I'lUcftnlnim'Ht ralno Bur Danrmi. trrhegtri, Cii.inrtfy 2nu Cairo 142.

COLD SPRING FARM INN 1 EVERGREEN GROVE HOUSE Purllnr Tl r.l. i' i porta, hot A Mid mnnlmiROSE GARDEN HOTEL, TanneMTillf ilan Pau.eoka 27 1 lflH Powe St. Matthew Scutaro 123), 465 H. 7th Pay Mistrandrea (22l, 102 Terrace PI. Ollflord Hahn (18).

Queens; Patricia OToole U0, 812 Qlltncy 8t Suiiene Hiaau: (28). 8750 Bay Mary Flanagan (231, 2223 86th St. Bunco 33 1 657 Carroll Josephine Teoriero (36i, 1945 W. Bin street. VJeoixe Brower Jr (23), 140 B.

31st Edith AnderM.n (17 1, 817 8th Ave. Jlrank Gerace ijfl, 38 Surr Saba- nana Borruso '221, ja Starr at. vph Dnfley (22i. 97 Hall Louise Fattoruawj (19'. 99 Hall St.

Bt rnard Besancon (47n Nassau; Phyllii Vo.iaro (42i. 102 Washington Ave. Ai thony DiimecItU (29'. 294 S. 2d Helen Rynniew.cl 1281, 285 Bedford A venue.

Bainett Arlr.ovltj (621, 5801 14th uel Oarfiukel (64i. 1335 50th St. Allien Dair.o 132'. 122 Bay 44th Rose La K'a (J2i, 90 Bay 13tn Dtmiinick Maffii (26t. Manhattan Ci advs Finn I24i.

288 Ave. Coin amino Cucuruilo (28i, 48 Caton CWherme Schott 134 Shepherd Aivnue John Onora (26i, Yorkers. N. Alice Cimtalson t23 1, 653 79th St. Dat-io Marida.oni (31', 235 Hull Mar ion BrunutT 3 0 1 Bronx Hornca Tninarchi (201, 60 Hull Virginia Paravatl (171, 390 Chauncey 8t.

Aiithoiv Wietrzychowskl (29 1, 338 42d Si 1 -arl Galai-ki (29i. 944 51st St. Boris ilison (28i. Mmhaltan. Marie Kuzk (251.

322 Rodnev St. Cyrus a :sr.irdi 2336 Dean Once Casino (17. 118 Miller Ave, Saivatore Me.e (33), 2770 StlKnell Ave. Mary 1331. 1683 83d St.

Murray li en CI8. Utieens; Anne Glazer (291. 2i '8 B. 22d Bt Peter Ow.ioino i21i, 1127 73d Rose Ann Cer ola (21 1028 60th St De PaSQtia; (221. 438 Park Dorothv Polios (231.

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7Ut Bt. Theodore Gold! tan (25. 105 Bay 34th Muriel lllack (20), 1811, Coney Island Ave. Thomaa Kul Cit Manhattani Tlortnoe Urhltl 1311) 211 1RU1 9t rrank Ferrara rti, 85 Willlama 2(I(I()-ACB1 RESORT the Pero- enlovablt and restful vacation. 3 houn from N.

y. 3 Modern Hotel. Delicious Meale. Private lake. Tennii.

Golf. Movlei. Ideal Honeymoon Haven. Churrhes r.earliy. to S7(l.

N.Y. Office. II W. 42d St. (Rm.

1274) LO. -1 550 HERGST MT. E. STR0UD8BUR6. PA.

R. tl. Tel. 204D 41. VIFW RFT' 1 ll-rtJ 1 New.

miJdern resort. Accommodate 35. Hwimming pool, fieboard. Gti- man-American coofcin. Ir.r;er.pr:n? mu and up Wrt'e for Booklet MOtTAI LAKK IIOtSE VILLAGE Marahall, Creek, Poeone P.nn Xennia.

Horaea. S.immlnr lo.l. Di.tlnctlr Private. Booklet E. MUFf MAN COWECTICIT GATEWAY INN Dept.

BE LAKFVILLE CONN. iii.a uiuueri. Inn Bathing, boating and fishing on Lake WononacoDomue. r.olf tennis, movies, dancing, unusual cocktail lounge Protestant and Catholic Churches. Booklet Thomaa W.

Collev REST FARM EASJ conn. Near Lake Ra-hin MR. A MRS. FRANK KABAS THE Milford, Ct L. I.

Sound Privat. 8.b CPA tei'h. V. Jeiih. Mil.

cuisine. LOVELI FARM ON LAKE Swlmmiai. leTlfi' FLshin. batJilng on Moexim Unr 1 LAKE VIEW HOUSE D.rrct tak Pototoitaus. Eit Uawpton, Conn.

Acc. 140 Mcxiern. Pvt. beach. Siiowen.

Ail 1 sport ft. Rec. Hall. Nr. churches and -hops.

$32 UP weekly. kiet. FRANK UClRENDf clrintoH PmA fur-H QnnuKru UHic TJ ri BungaluWi with priv. bath. ec.

fond. Bonntet. Sthertiier. HILLSIDE FARM SUN3IOE CAIRO P. N.

Y. Mifleni enml fil, amucmente. 'mining on i.rwuiifi; lurolris anj ctiurciiM rirtiy ft ru-s lelCalroJl.2.t78, 9178. Mn. L.

Cbrlituw.a i EDGEWOOD FALLS FARMS hast Durham, N. V. Tel. Freehold M4I I Koom with Kllltninc Water. Voi, Knort.

nay June alio July a Aunust tn.VlO SKAPANAGX Cornwallrllle. N. in tha 5 acres! vacationlonrt .11 hnpt.i oaiiiiiis, dariciiir, plana'ecl evening' ent-r- vmiunrm; anunaant larm-tresti food; mod-orn. Hnce irt.oo to $32.00. Booklet.

Wri 'o 17B4 Jrd N. Y. C. Phone REent ,5 alter 5. BELVEDERE MANOR CATSKILL.

N. I. PIIONE SHW Modern, hot and cold water all rwrni Sports, Bur Dancing on I'remlwj Rwini-minir, Movies. Hordes. Churchea N-nrby "Mian-Am Cuk.ne Mnrlen.ua Hate.

or 'A'nte Information. 0'Shea House P' sportat amusements! near Catholic ehureh Heasonable. Open May 2a. Booklet. IDA O'SIIEA JOSE HAVEN ACRA.

N. I. T.I. Cairo 9 it1 Todern. Sprrts.

Bar. Entertainment and dancing nightly. Italian-American cuisine. Haasouaote rata, twouet. Dt'AKTURES BIIDGEPO'T Lv.

E.cbanp. l. 9.00 e.m. 9:00 o.m. Jenev City 9 45 o.m.

lv. Bcti.ry 9 30 o.m. 9.30 a.m. N.w Tor. C'ty 10 '5 O.m.

3 15 p.m. (Svn. only) Swrte. Ital. -Am.

T.ble. Mr. A. illKALAT HOUSE FARIS: TO PtAYlAND, TI WMkdor (ound Trip, Adult Jl 50. Child 70c fun.

4 Hal. Hound Trip, Adult 11.75, Child 70 TO IIIOCIPOtT WMkday Pound Trip, Adult $2.25, Child $1.00 Sun. 4 Hoi. Hound Tiipi Adull 52.50. Child (1.

10 Ei err if iiur, filtattlV LlilC kWwlinjGrMf.9-l.fr. CEDAR TERRACE CAIRO. N. Y. TKL.

A tnodrrn resort In the i atxkill-. Room with privat bath. C. hftwert, nw eonrrrte iwimminr pool, all sports, dancing; near all cbvrrhrs. Rate Iat5-fc45.

Booalet. Mrs. A. LftKAME..