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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1931 Ml SVo'HMAin -4-6000 29 ADS. PRONE i AKinio i.Annn HOTELS AND RESORTS HOTELS AND RESORTS I ADIRONDACKS. ADIRONDACK! Radio Dial-Log fToday Radio Programs By Jo Hanson WINTER'S HERE! TIME TO VISIT Features 9:45 Lillian Brandon, so. prano. 3:00 Bdward Mann, barl.

tone. the AA IFVCV "On 3 15 Noel Meadow, LAKE PLACIDN-Y Broadway." a ao Jean Mistel. soprano. 3:45 Dr. Jacob A.

Gold berg. 4 OO Entertainers. 4 15 Rabbi Jonah Wise. 4:30 Hour of Music. 5:30 Jewish Hour.

8 00 Musical Memories. 8:15 B. M. White. 8 30 Entertainers.

8:45 "Current Events." Avon Pluta Duo. ALL WINTER SPORTS B. A. RoZe'j Broadcast From Honolulu Today Vta Kimmey Tells About Her Stunts Over WLTH Tonight Other News Along Radio Rote ROBUST B. A.

Rolfe, basking In the warm sunshine ol Honolulu, will direct a native Hawaiian orchestra In a concert to be broadcast today at 4:15 p.m. over WEAF. Rolfe, who recently took time off for hla first vacation in a number of years, arrived in Honolulu on Dec. 11 and, like the mailman who on his holiday took a walk, began rehearsing groups of native artists for this broadcast. The half-hour program will come from KGU, the first N.

B. C. station off this continent. IN PIRrECTION Spend ywrQwistrnas and New Years vacaHosi al the ecsme ot rtie Wr Otympic Gome. TIm Morry i ik only fireproof hotel its UVe Placid.

Malrupofdan CKtosneaodcrtiocis, 9wmy rooenwOti bafh, Anwican Pie at reduced winter rates. 8:15 Welly Atchlnaon's Orch. 45 Betty Ward and John Connors. 10:00 Peter Arnold, pianist. 10:15 Blue Birds.

lO 30 Lou conditfa Orch. 11:00 Entertainers 800K. WABC 349M. 1 OOP.M. Bolton Chamber of Commerce Meeting.

Will Hays, ipeaker. Davis Orch. 2:0 Aunt Jemima, songs. Orch. 2 HO School of lb Air.

3:00 Musicale. 3:30 Miriam Ray. Virginia Arnold, 4:0 U. 8. Army Band.

4 Oeorge Hall't Ores. 5:00 Mike Speclele Orch. 6:30 Baity Bam. 5:45 Bert Lown Orch. 6:00 Freddie Martin Orch.

6 30 Connla Boswell. Carolina'! Calling Me. With toy in My Heart. I Wouldn't Charm You for tha World, orch. You Could Hay Been tha Ona Baby.

6:45 Frank Strata Orch. OO Myrt and Marie. 7:15 Bing Crosby. Faded Summer Love. Evening in Caroline.

When Day I Dona, orch. I Cried for Yoti. 7:30 Current Brents. 7:45 Morton Downey. Anthony Wona and Jacques Ra- nard Orch.

I Hear Yoa Caning Me, Downey. Bara la My Heart, orch. New Hit, Downey. I'm Sorry, Dear, orch. When It's Slaapy Time Down South.

Downey. 8:00 Oloom Chasers. 8 15, Abe Lyman's Band; Glee club; Concertina Player; comedy Team. Ohhht Ahhhl 1:00 p.m. Address by Will Hays to Boston Chamber of Commerce, WABC.

5:40 p.m. "The Eagle's 50 Neediest Cases," WOR. 6:30 p.m. "Grandl's Diplomacy," James G. McDonald, WEAF.

7:15 p.m. Black's Orchestra and Helen Oelhelm and Willy Robyne, duo, WOR. 8:00 p.m. "Legal Arthur J. W.

Hilly, WNYC; Fred and Adele Astalre, WEAF. 8:15 p.m. "Christmas Adventure," drama, WJZ. 8:41 p.m. Angelo Patrl, "Your Child," WABC.

9:00 p.m. Mills Brothers, WABC; Musicale, Ed-vard Hagerup Grieg, "guest," WEAP. 9:30 p.m. Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, WEAK; 1 Newark Music Foundation, WOR. 10:00 p.m.

Trumpeters; E. C. Hill, H. Hupfeld and Orchestra, WABC; Gypsies, WJZ. 10:05 p.nu Garden Hockey Games, WMCA.

10:15 pjrv-Weaver of Dreams, WOR. 10:30 p.m. Grand Opera Miniatures, WABC. Dance Music WABC, 8:00, 11:00, 11:30, 11:45, 12:00, 12:30, 1:00, WEAP, 7:15, 8:00, 10:00, 11:05, 11:45, 12:05, WOR, 7:15, WMCA, 9:30, 11:00, 11:30, 12:05. rRA.NK W.

SWIFT, Mir. Mis Kimmey on the Air Miss Uva Kimmey hasn't many Young American Baritone NIW YOK OrPICtL 397 fifth Ave. Tlt VOIwfr 5.M9Q Wallace Spence Gets Bad Scare In Medley Stcim Youthful Harold Lathrop threw a icare into Wally Spence last night at the Christmas Fund invitation swimming meet at the Hotel St. George pool. Spence came very near losing the swim, of which he is a record-holder, to a comparatively unknown.

At the finish of the breaststroke and backstroke of the 240 -yard medley, in which both lads were entered, Lathrop, Manual Training High student, swimming under the colors of the Dragon Club, led the New York A. C. star and record-holder by a length. The final third of the medley, freestyle, had both contestants fighting desperately for the lead. However, the gruelling race proved a bit too much for the younger member.

Spence pulled away in the last 20 yards, to win by slightly more than a length. Johnny Wlcklen, swimming unattached, took third In the event, about 15 yards behind Lathrop. Miss Eleanor Holm proved conclusively to the many A. A. U.

officials gathered at the meet that the young Brooklyn miss was good enough to swim In the 1932 Olympics In California. A select field of six young ladles, along with Miss Holm, lined up for the 120 -yard medley event. Swimming with comparative ease, Miss Holm quickly got far In the lead of the field, finishing 20 yards ahead of nor nearest competitor, Miss Joan Mc-Sheehy, New England record-holder for the event, who barely beat out Miss Lisa Llndstrom fqr the place. The three Spence brothers combined their efforts toward establishing a 260-yard medley record, with Wallace starting with the breast-stroke, Leonard doing his part at the. backstroke and Wallace holding the anchor position with the freestyle.

The time of 2:28 3-5 in which the lads covered the route will be HOOK. WLWL 272M. :00 P.M. Angelus Trio. :15 Fireside Fancies, Dea Cole.

SO Jolly Troubadours, 4:45 'Question Box," the Rev. Edward Hughes, O.P. OO Contralto duo. 7 :30 "Timely Topics." the Rev. Jamas M.

OUUs, C. 8. F. Valentine Rles, tenor. competitors in her field of endeavor.

In fact, other women aren't even envious of ber. What is still more remarkable, women (as well as men) ATLANTIC CITY OCEAN STEAMSHIPS always wish her the best of luck SUVA whenever she undertakes new Job. HONOLULU. NEW XI ALAND 13S0K. WMSG 222M.

8:30 P.M. Eole Oalll. soprano. 8:46 Recital. 00 Transfield Sisters, songs.

8:15 Adventures of Myrtle. 0 30 Alexander Ermoloff. Uva Is a wlngwalker and aerial HOTEL RALEIGH St Charles Place, Near Beach yf UP DAILY WITH MEALS eCL SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES FOR FALL AND WINTER 8CHOENTUAL A WIRTSCI1 AFTER CO, daredevil. And H. Burt McElfresh of The Eagle's staff will Introduce her to WLTH's listening audience The Well EgaippoS Bejel Mall Hlcasaera "NIAGARA" Jaej.

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Twelfth Street Hag. tonight at 7:15 in the 19th of a series of broadcasts presented under OheMADISON uiu ruin im, uc, tic u. n. the auspices of The Eagle. Miss Kimmey started her 'air activities In 1929, and in order to meet her expenses for flying instructions, The Eagle's Lost and Pound Advertisements are broadcast every Tuesday at 12:00 noon and every Friday at 3:30 p.m.

over Station WLTH. Kate Call Me Darllnf. Wonder Who's Under tha Moon. River, stay Away From My Door. The Merry Widow Walts.

S45 Angalo Patrl. "Your Child." a nn Mills Brothers. 'WEST INDIES CRUISES" llllonld l.nnrHlwaDi A tint rl IHattltrtivfiiu Olffrrnit" Now, fireproof, 14 iilurief of Colo- nan Ann Rnlafliim nnrl CUNA1D tINS. IS Breaiwar. N.

T. O. took to mighty hazardous wing uii deck. Rfttuft with meal from wkly. Kurop.

rtn on re-nimiit. rrolio New Venr'iEve. 1400K. WBBC 214M. 1 :00 P.M.

Walter Patterson, tenor. 1:10 Carol Moore, songs. 1:30 Garden Orch. 1:46 Al Friedman's Orch. Max Bcrger, songs.

8:15 Elmer E. Brand; piaa- 1st. 8 30 Buddy and Ruth Har-- lows. 2:45 Joseph Costello. tenor.

8:00 Happiness Hints. 8:15 Dr. r. M. Brougher.

8:00 Melody Trio. 8:45 D. Tarshes. 7:30 Serenaders, 7:45 Jewish Hour. Pride of 8:80 Recital.

8:00 Entertainers. :30 ReeltaL Musie. 10:16 Musicale. HMK. WLTH 214M.

STEAMBOATS There'! a Wait wen CUrl, I Ain't Dot Nobody But You. i. i I can't Olva You Any HUDSON BIVIS DAI LINK 1932 Summer Outings should be booked now. Phone BRvant S-S700. Synphonique.

8:30 Wings of Romance. .8:00 "Darling and Dearie," sketch. 9:15 Don Carney and Mary Old. 80 Newark Music Founda xmng nut ijvtb. China Boy.

15 Fray and Braeiiottl, FORECLOSURES tion Presents "The Nightin chanue. No 1B9 Montague Brooklyn. lAA SQCASOUNA AV6. ATLANTKaTYJ WgA'JSiacli7'imtttlustfUiiWailr N. on January 4th, 1932, at 12 o'clock, noon, the mortgaged preratsea In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Klnus, di gale si immanent sea-trice Bingham, soprano; Salda Knox, eontrslto: Romiey Fell, baritone: orch and chorus.

10:00 Mountaineers. submitted to the A. A. U. for official ROBERT B.LUDY.M.O.

walking and parachute Jumping. She is credited with at least 15 chute Jumps. Mr. McElfresh Is quite excited about this broadcast. He came to this column motorman only yesterday and enumerated her many adventures.

He said she was the youngest aerial acrobat now performing. "Her greatest and most dangerous stunt," he exclaimed, "was to suspend her body vertically below level of the bottom wing with both arms and left leg In midair, supporting herself solely by her right foot which was hooked around one flying wire. No existing aerial performers have equaled this." -jL'. "fajseasaaesass rected oy saia juagmenc to oe sola. Beginning at a nolnt on the westerly 6:00 P.M.

Little Red School- 10:15 Weaver of Dreams; Ba nouse. 6:15 Uncle Bob. 6:00 Club Orch. recognition. The summaries: 40-yard Freestyle (Junior) Won by K.

Stevenson. Dragon Club; second. F. Zlnn, Dragon Olub; third, D. Sprlngmeyer, Draaon Club.

Time 22 2-5. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. For Health. Rest and Recreation Trees.

Sometimea I'm Happy. Oh Mel Oh My I Oh Tout Tea for Two. -I Know That You Know. SMO Love Edwin C. MIL "The Man in the Front Row." Herman Hupfleld, trumpeter; Vlo Young's Orch.

Dancing on tha Celling, orch. jGive Me Your Love, Cant We Talk" It Over? orch. Edwin C. Hill. 7:00 Milton Splelmsn's side of New Utrecht Avenue, distant Ot) feet 9V4 Inchee northerly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the westerly side of New Utrecht Avenue with tha northeasterly side of 7Atli Street, which point Is where a line drawn parallel with the northeasterly side ot 75th street and distant DO feet northeasterly therefrum, measured along a line ASBURY PARK.

urcn. 7:16 Interviews with Promt nent People. 40-Yard Freestyle (Junior Oirlsl Won Paul Ravell, mho hat mng leading rolei spiffs ffie St. Loui Municipal, Metropolitan and Civic Opera Companiet, will be gupft artitt mith the Perole String Quartet on WOR Sunday at 1 p.m. oy Miss Margaret Kircnon.

w. ci. second. Miss Florence Hughes, W. S.

third, Miss Maria Pochette, W. S. A. Tims 26 4-3. 14O0K.

WFOX 214MJ sil nuysoaei, 10:45 Globe Trotter. 11:00 Time: Weather. 11:03 In a Russian Village. 1 1 30 Moonbeams. Theme: Slumber Boat.

Reason girls, itreillta, string trio. Venetla. girls. Theme: Slumber Boat. 1 When the Dew Is Failing, girls.

Midnight Bells, violin. Where Drowsy Waters Steal, ilrls. Theme: Blanket Bay. 3:45 P.M. Brooklyn City ASBURY PARK, N.

J. Z'ZlZn Information Buromi, 113 Boardwalk, Aa. Pic. LAKEWOOD, N. J.

Fancy Dive (10-Footl Won by Curt Again, orch. arawn at right angles thereto, intersects said westerly side of New Utrecht Avenue; thence northwesterly parallel with 7Mh street, and part of the distance through a party wall, 80 feet 2 Inches to a Dolnt In a line drawn nnrallel Kamsaon, n. r. A. u.o; secona, jerry not to in the Kenny, Dragon Club, 84.2; third, Al' unattached.

SO.S. She promises, however, perform any such tricks WLTH studio this evening. Gregory Lang and Announcer Kntlretf modem hotoU 30 yra. ownr.hlp man amiiL tT.II.AIIAMH- Marlborough 80-Yard Backstroke (Women! Won by Miss Joan McSheehy, W. S.

second. Miss Helen Hendry, W. 8. third, Miss Lisa Llndstrom. w.

8. A. Time 58 flat. 80-Yard Freestyle Won by Oeorge with lnth Avenue and distant 90 fert southeasterly from the southeasterly side thereof; thence northeasterly parallel with 10th Avenue, 20 feet; thence south Reeves Bolton, the other day and took their belongings please return their address book? They can keep tfrVphon- I-Bhtwofxi 10. tjil.

Mission ciervice. 4:00 Jack MaOIrr, songs. 4:15 kalhline Hall twhlst- leri: Amy L. White. 4:30 Trio.

4:45 Moe Goldman, talk, house. 6 00 Little Red Children's Program. 10:80 Jack Blatt, eongs. 10:45 Hafner and Kerwin, duo. 11:00 Dave Myre'e Orch.

11:30 Jennings and Forray, duo. 11:46 Club Orch. the rest of the M. Kline pissier, ti. a.

secono, a.awarn ui bourne, Central third. Norman Krnmer. Newark A C. Time 43 1-5. Baby's Blue.

Hupfeld. Down In Bom Bom Bay, orch. 10:30 Grand Opera Miniatures. Barbara Maurel, tontralto; Theo Karle, tenor; Crane Calder, bass. 11:00 Don Redman's Orch.

11:15 Jack Miller, songs. Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries. My Song. Shine On. Harvest Moon.

Southern Moon, 11:30 Leon- Bclaseo Orch. 11:45 George Olsan Orch. 12 00 Ouv Lombardo's Royal Canadians. MMVIiVlflVV Rooms en suite, private) niwixir.nr.1 batllJ. pon.hM.

near lake, churches; modern, homelike. Christian house. T. J. Kearns, Lakewood 15t WFOX announcer, starts a Jewish hour tomorrow night from 7:30 to 80-Yard Freestyle (Women) Won by Miss Constance Hnnf, W.

S. second, Miss Dorathea Dickenson, W. 8. third. Miss Susanna Robertson, 8.

A. Time easterly parallel with 73tn Btreot and part of the distance through a party wall, 70 feet 4 Hi Inches to the westerly side of New Utrecht Avenue; and thence southerly along the westerly side of Now Utrecht Avenue, 22 feet 3V4 Inches to the point or place of beginning. Dated: Brooklyn, N. December 14, 1931. NATHAN BERK, Referee.

dl4-0t th 8:30 replete with stars of the Yld' dish Tess Oardel, the orig 02 4-5. 240-Yard Breaststroke Won by Leonard inal "Aunt Jemima," radio star, 570K. WNYC 526M. 6:00 P.M. Time: Aviation Report Prelude.

6:05 "Old Age security," Aral Jabooltan. 6:15 Kiddle Program. 80 Spanish Lessons. 7:00 Ernest Hartford, talk. 7:30 Time; Alarms; Civic Information.

8:35 "Domestic Credits," Tobias Klein. 8:00 "Legal Problems," Arthur J. w. Hilly. 8 1 5 Monlussko Orch.

8:45 "How to Read Food and Drug Labels," R. M. Wharton. 00 Filomenoi Westonlans. 570K.

WMCA 526M. Spence, N. TC. A. seeona, rarneii uai-lnhan, N.

Y. A. third, Lester Kaplan n.nn ntuh Tim, 2-nfl 4-R opens a week's engagement at the local Fox tomorrow. Mooney of the Abbey Theater In Dublin, Hello, Mr1 Lover. Ooodby.

Oohl Ahhhl. In a Dream. oullty. One More Time. China Boy.

6:80 Raymond Knight, the Landt Trio and White. i Woman in the Shoe. An Evening in Carolina, She Wouldn't Say Yes. Bottle Song. :45 LoweU Thomas.

Amos 'n' Andy. 7: 15 Jesters, vocal trio. Everybody Knows I Love You. Jungle Town Revue, trio. "How Turtle Soup Waa Discovered, dialect story.

Oh, by Jingo. St. Louis Blues, trio. Phil Cook. 7:45 Famous Fallacies of Business.

''Damn the Chains." Merle Thorpe. 8:00 Spiritual Blngers. Negro Chorus. 8:15 Rin Tin Tin Thriller. "Christmas Adventure," with Junior McLain.

Henrietta Tedro, Don Ameche. Tom Corwine and Bob White. 8:30 Plckard Family, songs. Wreck of O'd No. 9, Family.

Bee the Train Come Round the Bend, Ann. Little Red Caboose. Gospel Train. Life's Railway to Heaven, Family. of the Skillet.

9:00 Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumlt, soloists; guitar ensemble. There Must Be a Silver Lining, duet. When the one You Love Loves You, Sanderson. Mama. Don't Speak, Papa Don't Speak.

Crumlt. La Brasiliana. orch. Figure It Out for Your self. Crumlt.

Bee gong, duet. Won't You Come Over and Tramp Down tha Clover, Sweet cider Time, Crumlt, Beloved. Sanderson, Le Veeda, orch. My Idea of Heaven, duet. 0:30 Lanny- Ross, tonori Don Voorhees' the Songsmlths, male quartet.

Sweet Sue, orch. Star Dust, Ross. Nobody's Sweetheart Now, orch. Shortenln Bread, quartet. Should Ross.

Blue Are Her Eyes, quartet Just a Memory. With a Song in My Heart, Ross. 10 00 Gvpsles. Harry Hor-lick Frank Parker, tenor. Mv Song.

One Little Quarrel. Save the Last Dance for Me. Shine On. Harvest Moon. Love Ooes On Just the Same.

Tango, Dream. Shake Well Before Using. Two Loves. Lyman Quits Fox Abe Lyman's band will quit the local Fox one week from today. Lyman has so many existing contracts which tie him up almost completely with radio that he finds it impossible to devote his time to theater engagements.

The former Chicago boy who scored a hit in California has managed to convince the sponsors of air programs that his band Is a mighty good one. Lyman's band la broadcasting four nights a week. I No West Bide for Him A couple of N. B. C.

folks," May Slnghi Breen, Peter De Rose, Curt 13:110 A.M. Louis Panloo 120-vnrd Medley (Women) Won by Mini Eleanor Holm. W. S. second, poet and authority on ancient and 1500K.

WMIL 200M. 2:00 P.M. Polly Lee, accordion 8:30 Studio Program, 8:00 Medicos. 8:16 Margaret Lewis, songs, a 'JO Lady from Btorylana, 3:45 Irving Lewis, uke. 4 Health Talk.

4:15 Laura Mints, nlana. orcn. 1:00 Noble SlsSle Orch. 1:30 Claude Hopkins Orch, 660K. WEAF-454M.

Miss Joan Sheehv, W. S. third. Miss Lisa Llndstrom, W. 8.

A. Time 1:34 flat. 240-Yard Medley Won by Wallnce modern Irish verse, will be heard SUPREME COURT. KINOS COUNTY Walter O. Burr, plaintiff, against Harry Krrlner and others, defendnuts.

In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly marie and entered In the abovo-sntltled action and bearing date the 17th day ot November, 1931, I. the undrrslitned. the referee In salil judgment named, will sail at nuhlln nurtlnn in over WGBS tomorow at 12:13 p.m 1:00 P.M. Market and spence. N.

r. A. secono, naroiu lathrop. Dragon Club; third, John Wlcklen, iinntl.nf.heH Time 3 mln. INTEHLAKEN homelike, convenient; booklet.

B. H. HOFF, ST. RITA lloflKK, 41 1 St. TeT7i273.

Running water In rooms. Near church and lake Home cooking. Mrs, K. MURPHY. the Minwoon lonon in-thkpinfs.

Homelike; 4.B0 up 823 gnrage. J. H. EHZINOKR. Tel.

Lakewood BBO, LAKF.WOOl), N. In the I'ine Woods. K.i.lly reached by train, Inset or auto. Write Munli'l-ual Infnrmiitlfin Mnreiiu, for information. Tel.

707, tWUBUAt, RATFJS. I. WOEHB. TALI. OAKS I.ODOK.

tmmtlrlv HUM HAT, 41B BTH STREET. TeL LAKEWOOD 2n4 Christian management, H. VOOEL. HELEN (1 A A II II HOI) SB 114 MADISON AVE. EXCELLENT FOOU.

OPEN THROUOHOtrr YEAR. TEL. 620. KOEGEL COTTAGE z'3 Ave. Homelike: excellent table: Christians.

Lakewood 288-jr, during the poet's Corner hour. does look as if George Touller and his orchestra. wilL broadcast from 4:30 Debate Period. N. Y.

U. TTnnnv Tllva (Women) Wnn h-v MlKS the highest bidder, by THOMAS HOVEN- Weather. 1:15 Varieties. 1:30 Concert Orch. 8:30 Victor Benham, plan.

int. Madeline Karson, Dragon Club. sec 1:00 P.M. William Bard, ond, Miss Mary Hngan. w.

B. iwm; WMCA Corporation Counsel 6:30 Children's program. Kay Fayre. 6:15 Dental Health Talk. 6:30 Jewish Program.

7 1 5 En tertalners. 7:80 Entertainers. Arthur J. W. Hilly on "Local Prob tnira, Miss aiiisaoein nvnson, w.

o. a 80:6. 8:45 "Opportunity In the Trust Francis Peterson and Bertha Brainard, re lems Explained" tonight at 8 o'clock over WNYC. Counsel Hilly in this series of broadcasts discusses the cently hailed a passing horse cab Boys High Triumphs near Fifth Ave. (that's news, in deed).

200K. WMBQ 1500M. 8:00 P.M. Danoa Program. 8:45 Jewish Program.

Over Richmond Hill cases in which New York City is in volved and treats of the more im 8:00 William Herrman, The Boys High School basketball team triumphed over the Richmond portant court decisions affecting the oaruone, 9:20 Eddie Rausch, songs. :40 Duo. "What a lark," Miss Breen remarked to the cabby, "to ride home in an open cab." And she told him to drive to her home on West 73d St. "Sorry, Miss," the old driver re citizens or this city. lungs.

1:15 Leslie Patterson, songs. 1:80 Talk. 1:45 Happy Lewis Orch. 2.00 Dramatic Review. 3:05 Phantom Organist.

IS Janet Fields. 8:30 Dr. Herman Peck. 8:45 Sport Chat. 3:00 Cameos.

8:30 Gypsy Camp. 4:00 Musical Moments. 4:11 Interesting Moments. 4:30 Carrie Lima. Entertainers.

4:45 Thrift Talk. 5:00 Irving Belter Orch. 5 30 A Cloyd Gill, Eoonomy Program. :45 Junior Smith. Entertainers.

10:00 Interview with Ruth St. Denis. 10:05 Madison Square Oar-den Hockey Game. NEW JERSEY JTHER LOCAL STATIONS Hill quintet, 24. to 21, at the Hill toppers' gym yesterday.

The in vaders led at half time, 8 to 7. The lineup: plied, "my horse ain't never been PINE TREE INN Stations. Kllooyoles. Time. WCAP.

Asburv Park to the West Side yet, and he ain't 1280 9:00 a p.m. Richmond Hill Boys O. T. goin' now." O. f.

P. wast, jersey city 940 7:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m, WWRL. Woodslde Wvnne.lt 1 2 41 Isn't that independence for you. LAKEHUHST, N. J.

A Christian Resort and Community Rates and Information upon request A. J. RUTHErtKOKD, Manager 1S00 8.0C a.m.-2:00 p.m. SI 0 0 Kossove.rf 2 Slllierir.c 1 Boardman 0 ukn. auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No.

189 Montague Street, In tha Borough ot Brooklyn. County Kings, on the 28th day of Decern bp r. 1931, at twelve o'olook noon, the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold and therein described as follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, together with the buildings and improvements erected thereon, situate, lying and being in the County of Kings, Borough of Brooklyn. City and State of New York, more particularly bounded and described as follows: Beginning at point on the southeasterly side of Wlnthron Street, distant 25 feet southwesterly from the corner formed bv the Intersection of the southeasterly side of Wlnthrop Street with the southwesterly sloe of East 82d Street: running thence southeasterly parallel with East 92d Street and part ot the distance through a party wall 100 feet; thence southwesterly parallel with Wlnthrop Street 2t feet; thence northwesterly again naraliet with East 92d Street and part of the distance through a party wall 100 feet to the southeasterly side of Wlnthrop street, and thence northeasterly along the same 25 feet to the point or place of beginning. Together with all the right, title and Interest of the mortgagor in and to the land lying In Wlnthrop Street In front of and adjoining said premisca to the center line thereof.

Together with all fixtures and articles of personal property now or hereafter attached to or used In connection with the premises, all of which are oovered by the mortgage herein described. 'Dated, December 7, 1931. JOHN B. WHIT, Referee. NORTH CRAMP, Attorneys for Plaintiff.

32 Court Street. Brooklyn. New York. d7-8t mth For the Needy Cases Brlcken.lf Hough Bherman.c Boyd McNulty Plcoli.lg Worgul.rg Heights Holds Class Lead For Squash Title In the last round of matches before the new year four clubs advanced In the Metropolitan Class squash racquets tournament yester wnn, Mannaiian 1010 1:30 p.m.-7:00 m. WPAP.

Manhattan Broniherg.lg 3 4 10! Klaenoerg i i WASHINGTON, D. C. 0 31 0 01 1 Brown, 0 1010 7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. WOV, Manhattan 1130 8:30 a.m. 5:30 p.m.

10:40 Three Little Funsters. 11:00 Will Oakland's Orch. 11:30 Lou Taylor's Oroh. 13:00 Dramatic Review. 8 a 21 8 24 Total Total Winding up ths campaign for a large attendance tomorrow night at the military review to be given at the 105th Artillery for the benefit of The Eagle's 50 Neediest Cases will be seven glrlg, members of the Junior League, who will speak from wwflEMetW- YPfttat 13:05 A.M.

Enoch Light's a Jk fVUAr. 1280 9:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. WAAM. Newark Greenleaf Captures 1250 7:00 a.m.- 8:43 p.m. MoTVartraL.

Illy day. Heights Casino was the only TOMORROW MORNINO 10:30 Clara, Lu and Bm. WOR today at p.m. SSHSrnilfS His 8th Straight Philadelphia," Dec. 17 With Ralph cluo to play in the First Group and the Brooklyn players now lead with four victories and no defeats.

In 810K. WPCH J70M. 1:00 P.M. Talk. 1:15 Musie.

1:45 Highlights of Sport. 8:00 Warner and Shelley, harmony. 8:15 Hernan Rodfigues, songs. Helen a1 The girls promise to deliver very brief talks end earnestly hope you Greenlcaf's eighth straight victory the other division the Harvard Club NORTH CAROLINA WABO 7:80 A.M. Organ Reveille.

8:00 Morning Devotions. 8:15 Musicale. 8:45 Newsy Jingles. 9:00 Madison Singers. 8:00 Tony's Sorap Book.

9:45 Rhythm Kings. Trio. yesterday In the world's pocket billiards championship, his chances of 8:45 Kale and in'detu Shaw taking the title for the 11th time grew still brighter. inrhirsf! North WWINTER HEADQUARTERS FOR COL) 10:15 Frank Crumlt and will listen to them. They are the Misses Carolyn Wldman, Lesley Olcott, Natalie Watts, Mary Clarke, Maud Watts, Dorothy and Muriel Smith.

Remember the time 5:40 p.m. The station, WOR. News Flashes Will the burglars who entered the apartment of WOV's chief engineer, MnW4l UIIot, I'iMnufM, Ml.C SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY Mid wood Trust Company, plaintiff, against Rosebnrt Hoidtna Coruaratlnn and another. Julia Sanderson.

10:45 Don and Betty. 10:45 rrinoess ivanova Obo-lensky; Madelon de Glut, soprano; Pierre le Kreun, tenor: Bertrand Htrsch's Orch. A Faded Summer Love, Le. Kreun. Paris March, orch.

8weet and Lovely, De Gist, Marta. orch. Love Goes On Just the Same. Le Kreun 11:00 Slumber Music. Selection from "The Grand Duchess." L'Esprit Francalse.

Ancient Court Whisperings. Melodie Plaintive. Radotages. 11:30 Three Doctors. 11:43 -Lett White, Organ Recital.

18:00 Mildred Bailey; King's Jesters 18:15 A.M. Eerie Hlnes Orch. 18:30 Larry Funk's Orch. a wo ueorge Russell and Lillian Corris. 3:15 McCabe and Lake.

3:30 Stock Quotations. 3: SO Bob White, songs. 4:00 Musicals, 4:30 Howard (Ukel Joyner. Trio. 5:00 Rabbi Laser Sohoen-feld.

5:15 Captain Joe's stories. leads with a perfect record of four wins, while the Princeton and Yale clubs are tied for second place. With only two more matches to play, the Heights players stand out as the ultimate winners in the First Group. Their next match will be against Park Avenue and in the last match of the schedule will play the Montclair A. C.

The Jersey team will be a strong rival for the Heights, as it is undefeated In three matches. Oddly enough, all the matches Onofrio Laurl of Brooklyn was yesterday's victim of the ex-cham-pion by the score of 134 to 77. Greenleaf has to win only one of his remaining three games to be 11 OO charlotte Harriman, contralto. 11:15 Home Makers. 11:30 rCaptivators.

FLORIDA MIAMI, Fl.ORli) A Information and llu of "AunT" c' I A ND, FLA. dat Box 838, Cliambsr of H. Slsson. 8:00 Woman's Review. 4:00 Salon Singers.

4:15 B. A. Rilfe; Hawaiian Music. 4:45 Tea Dansant. i ftJJO Carveth Wells.

5:15 Frances Bowdon. talk. 5:30 What. Happened to Jane. Runs Columbo Oroh.

6:00 Empire Room Orch. 0:30 "Orandl's Diplomacy," James o. McDonald. 8:4.1 Stebblns Boys. 7:00 Lumber Jacks.

7:15 Howard Lnnin Orch. Soldier on the Shelf. Broatwav Reverie. I'm Crazy About My Baby. Time On My Hands.

Blue Kentucky Moon. Slues in Mv Heart. Oo Home and Tell Your Mother. Doin' tha New Low Down. 7:30 Alice Joy, contralto: or Paul Van Loan's Orch.

i I Tell in Love With You. Joy. Love's Old Sweet Song, orch. A Brown Bird Singing, Joy. You Try Somebody Oroh.

With Love in My Heart, Joy. 7:45 The Goldbergs. 8:00 Fred and Allele As-tnlre. attest artists: Rudy Vallee's Oroh. 9 00 Dramatic Musicals.

Edward Hageruo Grieg, 'reincarnated'1 guest; Rachel Morton, soprano; Harald Hansen, tenor; Sigurd Nils-ten basso: Jaffrey Harris' Orrh. Mother Strrow. r-Irh Lleb Dlch. Morton. Eiti Tratim.

Hansen. With a Water Lily, In the Boat. Fsrliant Night. Hunting Son. Mlsson, Norwegian Danse No.

2. In the Hall of the Mountain King from "Peer oynt," oroh. 0:30 Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. 10:00 Walter Winchell and orch. Marion Harris, songs.

Lew Conrad'a Orch. 11:30 Jesse Crawford, Poet of the Organ. Andante Cantablle. Bare the Last Dance for Me. Dancing Tambourine.

Calloway Orch. 13: 00 Ralph Kitbery. Bird Songs at Eventide. This Is My Love Song. 19:05 A.M.' Coon-Sanders' Orch.

1:3 MHody Boys. 760K, WJZ 395M. 1 ftO P.M. Farm and Borne. 1:30 Don Pedro Orch.

8:00 Food Talk. 2 1 5 Weather. 2 20-Harold Stokes' Orch. 3:110 Piano Moods. 8 45 Blaufuss Ensemble.

3:00 Organ Music. 3:15 "Contraot Bridge." V. Shepherd. 3 30 Hello. Marie, skit.

3 45 Rhythmic serenade. 4:15 TJ. S. Navy Band. 5 00 Coffee Matinee.

5:30 Old Pappy. 5 45 Little orphan Annie. Raising Junior. s6''15 Answer Man, Earl Gilbert: Thomas Neely's Saxophone Quartet: Piano Duo. Arthur Schutt and Irving 1180K.

WGBS 254M. 1 :00 P.M. Music Ensemble. sure of a first place tie. Other results yesterday were these: Marcel Camp beat Robert Lindblom, 125 to 43; Johnny Lay ton beat Spencer Llvsey, 125 to 59; Er-win Rudolph, defending champion, defendants.

In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly mede and entered in ths above-entitled action, the undersigned, the referee In an Id Judgment named will sell at public auction tu the highest bidder, by JAMES A. 1IEANEY auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 1119 Montague Street, In the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings, on the 22d day of December, 1931, at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold and therein described as follows: All that certain lot or parcel ot land, situate lying and being In the Borough ol Brooklyn. Countv of Kinas.

nitv and mate 1:30 Corrine Cooper, songs. yesterday were decided by the same score of 50. i Heights defeated miTtnra Matters. 8:00 News Flashes. WEAF 6:45 A.M.

Health Exercises, 8 00 Oene end Glenn. 8:15 Morning Devotions. 8:30 Cheerio. 9:00 Melodic Oemi, 9 1 5 Troubadours. 9:45 Dally Food.

10:00 Mrs. Blake's Column. 10:15 Dr. Royal 8. Copeland.

10:80 Breen and DeRose. 10:45 Betty Crocker. 11:00 Walter Damrosch Music Appreciation Hour. a :05 Volley Endrlss, eon- Staten Island on the Montague St. beat Bernie Allen, 125 to 33.

CUBA. Prlees down. t. Cuba and after gel there. Write or wire Tourist cmmhnillavana, Cuba.

iraico. 1 5 "Just Playing Around, drama. courts. In the other division Harvard downed Rockaway Hunting Club, University Club overcame Laurie Eliminated 8:30 Marchle Stewart. or.

Union League, Yale swamped Rac ot New York, known and designated on a certain map: "Map of South OreenUeld. situate in the Town of Flntlands. In Oravesend Kings Countv. belonrlnir to the FORECLOSURES By Saul Schmookler Saul Schmookler of the Trinity First Pres. Five Barely Escapes Hollis Triumph The undefeated First Presbyter-Ian Church of South Ozone Park squeezed out a close victory in recording their fourth straight win over the Hollis Presbyterian Church quintet, 2624, last night in a Central Queens Church League, Unlimited Division tut.

The lineup: quet and Tennis, while Princeton stopped the Nassau Country Club. WJZ 3:00 News Flashes. 8:05 Rhythm Makers. 8-80 Theater Miniature. 3:35 Oregolre Franzell, ano: .4:00 Newe Flashes.

United FreemansLand Association, Number 3, surveyed by Martin a. Johnson, Jamaica. ol- 7 SO A.M. A Bong for To- Club defeated William Laurie, home club wallman, In the only match August. 1B54." and med September 28th, 1H54, known and designated as Mnp No.

The complete standing follows: STANDING OP THE TEAMS FIRST GROUP 4:05 Cllntnn Clifford, tenor. 4:15 Nat Ross, pianist. 4:80 Mary Bongert, soprano 1a ni.in uni viwuia, UUUIIUVU and described as follows: Lth Avenue northeasterly side of East aw fi. 1TB northwesterly strut a of 87(h ni. i.

11 to the point or Place of beginning. s.ild premises era ka2n" o. 5S last 87th Street. e.t.wUn "awn'ent and right of way for the purpose of a driveway In tn etfip of land 3 fee. 11 Inc'he! of Eut 1a.ihe or East 87th Street, Immediately adjoining Beginning at a nolnt on the westerly W.

L.I Heights Casino 4 OPlalnfleld of the New York State A. A. U. one-wall singles handball championships last night at the Union Temple. Play will be resumed today, with 18 players 1ft the third side of Old Ocean Avenue, distant 78 feet 8 Inches southerly from the corner formed W.

L. 1 3 1 3 1 4 Montclair 3 0 Park Avenue by the Intersection of the eoutherly side of Locust Avenue with the westerly tide of Old Ocean Avenue; running thence lownlownA. 3 liStalen Island, njlewood 1 21 SECOND- OROUP W. L.I round. 8 rtuniaiuei IT (in, taia :00 News Flashes.

6:05 Dance Trio. 5:80 Hawaiian Duo. 8:45 "Him and sketch. 6:00 News Flashes. 6:05 Bertram Peacock, baritone.

6:15 Pet Club. 6:80 Music Ensemble. South Osone Presby.l Hollis Presby. westerly at rignt angles ro om ocean Avenue 100 feet: thence eoutherlv narallel f. P.

Schmookler dropped the first "rrcrn oecribed on tha tiSSSTSSlL JJ -Pi W.L. 1 U. T. P.I U. Flumaro.lt 3 flBlrchalMf 0 4 OiRockaway 0 0 game, 1921, but rallied in the sec in, garage erected however, to a Harvard Princeton Yale University with Old Ocean Avenue 100 feett thence easterly at right angles to Old Ocean Avenue 100 feet to the westerly side ot Old Ocean Avenue, and thence northerly along ond contest to nose out the Union 4 1 Racquet a 4 liNassau 0 3 SiUnion 0 710K.

WOR 422M. 1 00 P.M. Winter Sports Tours. 1 1 0 Diversions. 1:30 Frank Dallev's Orch.

2:00 Arthur and Philip, n- sic. 2:15 Florence Johnson, oon. tralto. 2:30 New Jersey League of Women Voters. 8:50 Birdie Scales, spirituals.

BOO Ensemble. 8 BO Helen Bourne, soprano 3:4.1 Thomas L. Masson. "Books." 4 :00 Centenary Collegiate Institute. 4:30 ReeltaL 6:05 Organ Recital.

5:30 Leonora Corl. soprano. 6:40 "The Eagle's to Needl. est Cases." 5:44 Toy Shop. 1 5:59 Weather.

6 00 Uncle Dt.n. 8:30 Sports Talk. 6:45 Golden Trail of Melody 7:00 Relief Fund Talk, Ellas Lustig. 7:05 Francee Langferd, songs. 7:15 Prsnk Black's Helen oelhelm and Willy Robyne.

7:30 Ralph Klrbery, baritone: Vincent Sorey, orch. Oohl That Kiss. Melody in F. Call Me Darling. Bpanish Dance.

That's Why Darkles Were Born. 7:45 "So This Is Love," skit. 8:00 Levltow'i Ensemble 2 Orlgg.e 3 Paton.o 0 Wedell.lg Anderson.lt 0 3 2 1 1 il Patterson. rf 2 OlRelmann.o 2 1 HCrlpps.lf 2 9 2 Hubner.lg 1 0 OjNetter.rg 0 Gordon, rg I me westerly aiae or 01a ocean Avenue 100 feet to the point or place of beginning. Excepting therefrom that nart of tha Temple star, 2120.

third game was easy for the Trinity lad, who vanquished Laurie by the score of 217. 1 oay. 7:45 Jolly Bill and Jane. 8:00 On the 8:15. 8:15 SunblrdS.

8:80 Pickups. 8:45 Blaufuss Ensemble. 9:00 Tom Brennle. 9:15 Everyday Beauty. 9:30 Beautiful Thoughts.

9:45 Miracles of Magnolia, 10:00 Ray Perkins. 10:15 Stoker Orch. lo ao Daily Food. 10:45 Oonsolalres. 11:00 Bee WEAF.

"WOR A.M. Gym Classes. :00 Oamboiiers. 7:15 Gym Classes. 7:80 Gambolters.

Ovm Classes. :58 Time; Weather. Al Woods. 8:15 Mr. and Mrs.

Reader. 8:30 Martha Manning. 8:45 Musical Novelettes. 9:00 Miss Cath'rine 'n' Calliope. 9:80 Sherman Keene's Orch.

9:45 W. Curtis Nicholson. 10 00 Kathleen Gordon, soprano. 10:15 T. Atherton Dixon.

Recital. 10:45 Ellen Mayfleld. What to Ent and Why. 11:80 School of Cooking. rrannun.rg RESULTS YgRTKRDAt FIRST GROUP Heights Casino, 8taten Island, 0.

Plalnfleld-Park Avenue, postponed. Englewood at Montclair. postponed. SECOND GROUP Harvard, Rockaway, 0. University.

Union League, 0. Yale. 5: Racquet Club, 0. Princeton, Nassau. 0.

Totale TTirlomrl tne.L- 8 J6 11 2 24 Totals above-described premises which was taken by the Citv of New York for the opening of East 18th Street, and further excepting therefrom all that nart of aald above-described premises which are situate east of the easterly aide of East 18th Street, as now opened. Together with all tha tlaht. tula anrt II ootheasterly 3 feel inches ot the premises herein described! SORIN. Referee. BBCKITT.

Attorney for Plaintiff. 1440 Broadway. City of New York. d7-tt mtn SUPREME COURT. KINOS COUNTY Katherine Curran Dickson, plaintiff.

againsS Bridget Brennan et detenrlants "1UB' In bursuance of a Judgement of fore. f.1,08""-' ale duly made and entered WOODHAVGN M. E. TRIUMPHS Woodhaven aC.S. I Union Cong'l p.

a 9. P. 1010K. WRNY :00 P.M. Erin's Isle Orch.

0:80 Jules Ansell's Orch. 10:00 Clarence Chamberlain. 10:30 Mary Adelaide Jones' Organ Recital. 11:00 Filipino Stampers. 11:30 Eddie Ashman's Orch.

13:00 Harold Munschs Orch. 18:30 A.M. Egon Edwards' Orch. 1300K. WEVD 230M.

1:00 P.M. Jesse Quitman, "Birth Control and Marriage." 1:15 Jones and Williams, songs. 1:80 Frank L. Palmer. 1:45 Ethel Lebos.

soprano. 8:00 String Ensemble. 8:30 News Talk. Interest, It any. ol the mortgagor ot.

In and to the land lying In Old Ocean Avenue In front of and adjoining the above-described premises to the center line thereof. 8ammond.lt 4 3 10 Roder.lf Oil Collins. rl 3 3 9 Johnson, rf 4 19 Pleper.e 2 0 41 Woodruff. 2 19 Jamaica Teachers data the 20th dar of November, 1931 Kash.lg 1 ainroner.ig 1 1 Kelich.rg .113 uateo. ifovemoer autn.

1931. DAtflEI, T. O'SHEA. Referee. CORNER.

BULL. nrrnARt.T. a ttrmwrv uiiuT.iHitru. wit- reieree aald named will sell at nubile auction to Atherton.lg Daniels, rg Edgerton.rg Totals 0 0 0 0 0 0 i i Ti Artnrnnvi fne Plalntlft? db Office Addrrsa. No.

45 Villoughby Street, 11 6 28' aucttoneera. the Brooklvn Real Estat Exrhamje No. lBtf Montnaua Strett, Bor" SSfr? Broiclvn- New otk cur. on tha Totals orooaivn. new rorg.

nju-et mtn Score, 24-19, Over Brooklyn College Outshot from the floor, the Ja SUPREME COURT. KINUH COUNTY Spake' Well Before Using. i w' ii.ciiiu-r, iy.u, at eloclt noon, tht premli8 directed bv sad Anthony Jlreck. plaintiff, against Parkton Holding et defendants. Lincoln Quintet aa follow: in pursuance or ludement or fore nji tiii.

Diepe or oareei or lh" th9 and lmprovemtnt Trounces Eastern Abraham Lincoln's court quintet i oiitmvr, iviua ana oeina tri tha Borounh of Brooklyn, County of Kli-da, maica Teachers college basketball team reverted to the penalty line to tally, and thus nosed out Brooklyn College, 24 to 19, at the Central Queens Y. M. C. A. court last night closure and sale duly made and entered In the aoove-entltled action and bearing date the 30th day of November, 1931, the undersigned, the referee In said Judgment named, will sell at nubile auction to the highest bidder, bv ABELES RKB9.

auctioneers, at the Real Estate Exchange, at described aa follows: 11; iuiiu a. ain j. Trims Edison The Brooklyn Edison Club handball team dropped a close contest last evening to the wallmen representing the Highland Park Y. M. C.

A. The score was 32, and the match was played at the Edison courts, Pearl and Johnson Sts. Summaries Singles Nicholas Novlck, Highland Park M. C. defeated John Bambach, 1681, 2111, 31 20; Jack Urove, Brooklyn Edison defeated George Oesrates, Hi 8, 21 8.

Doubles John Oottlock and Fred Voh-rlnger, Highland Park Y. M. C. defeated John Kohnken end Frank Hussey, 921. 2114, 2112; Jsck Urovs and Joseph Schonrlssner.

Brooklyn Edison, defeated Nicholas Novlck and Oeorge Desraees, 215. 2113; Fred Vohrlnger and John Oottloek, Highland Park C. defeated Frank Roedel and Joseph Schonvretssner. 2114. 2120.

FORECLOSURES SUPREME? COURT, KINGS COUNTY Max Alrxander and Rote FreudenthaL as trustees of the Isst will and testament ot Hugo Freudenthsl. for the benefit ot Rose Drier, plaintiffs, against Lee mo Realty Corporation, et al. defendants. OKOROS B. DAVENPORT.

Plaintiff's Attorney, No. 100 Livingstost. street, Brooklyn, tt. Pursuant to Judgment entered herein, dated December 5th, 1PJ1, I will sell at publle auction by David Diamond, auctioneer, at Brooklyn Seal Estate Sx- easily conquered Eastern District, 31 to 9, on Lincoln's floor yesterday, The Presidents were far out in front Beginnm at a nolnt on tha north easterly aide of llth Street, distant threat In a rough game, with 34 fouls being in staving off what seemed Imminent scores. The lineup: Pos.

t. If. T. (Oi Paulding (b) Rrnftowltg Alabaster R.F. 1 Greenberg L.F.

Poplowsky R.H Epstein Keurlan C.H Bellman Rirschner L.H Drucker Jacobson 0 R. Rosen Post I.R Gerstenblath Fleckensteln OF. Brian 1 Templv 1 Goldberg Abajlan O.L Stablner Schwarts Referee Krokow, TUden. Time of halves 20 minutes. ion Moniaeue street Brooklyn.

N. on the 29th dav of December, ig.11. at 1J uitu iuh-iwu tjot ices riani mil Inches north wewterlv from the corner Thirteenth Victory For St. Agnes Cubs TQe St. Agnes Cubs registered their 13th victory in 14 starts by taking over the Damon A.

0, 34 11, in a loose game played on the court of the St. Paul's Council, Knights of Columbus, at Borough Halt The lineup: St. Agnes Cubs I Damon A a. F. P.

O. F. P. called, 21 on Brooklyn. The Queens at halftlme, 18 to 4.

o'clock noon, the eremises directed by said five led at intermission, 14 to 6. luagment to be sold and therein described sasterlir side of llth Street and north The lineup: Lincoln I Eastern District a. r. o. f.

p. follows: All that certain lot. Dleee or nareet ot Paulding Booters Tie East New York Playing in the face of a sharp, biting wind that raked the field from corner to corner, the East New York and James K. Paulding Junior High Schools soccer teams were forced to be content with a 0 to 0 tie in the P. S.

A. L. city final at Betsy Head Park yesterday. East New York, winner of the Brooklyn title, was the better team on offense by a slight margin, while Paulding, Bronx and Manhattan victors, scintillated on the defense. The work of teo Kraftowitt, East New York goalie, and that of Keu-rian, Paulding half back, went far Schl'sb'g, It 4 1 9iRenart.lt 0 0 0 land, with the buildings and improvements thereon, situate lying and being In the Borouah of Brook vn.

Countv nf Klrnr. tv mu? ui i in Avenue; runninsr thence northwesterlv. along the northea. erly tide of llth 8treet. seventeon 1 i reft ten (10 Inches: thence northeasterly, parallel vHh 7th Avenue and Dart of th distance throueh a nartv one hnn- Hrtiri OO I fpatt Ihanrs ennf hat.i Citv and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: Miiier.u uasnran.rr a a Deltcii.rt 3 0 4 Ufkowits.rt 0 2 Ades.rf 0 0 0 0 0 3 6 Laths.le 113 Beginning st a notnt on tha northeaster parallel with llth Street, seventeen 1 7 a 0 1 l1 Kamerlti.U .022 The lineup: Jamaica I Brooklyn G.

f. P. O. F. P.

Pincois.lf 13 5 Slelmer.lf 3 0 4 Preedman.rf 4 3 11 Feingold 2 0 4 Nance 0 0 0 Rnsenield 0 0 0 Kopitko.e 0 3 3 Ltttenberg.rt Oil Levlne.lg Oil Broome. 213 Tohn.rg 1 1 3 Rosenthal 10 2 DAl'sandro 0 1 1 Pollack, lg 0 0 0 I Cohen 0 0 0 Bose.rg .113 ISchwartl 0 0 0 Totale 12 24 Totale i iHi Referee Copeland. Time of halves 20 BchneMer.e 2 1 SiSlegel.rg 13 Asnis.ig 2 a ly side ot East 87th Street, distant 444 feet 11 Inches southeasterly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the southeasterly side of Flatlande Avenue with leet ten 10) inches, and thence aouihwest-erlv. oarallel with 7th Avenue ani Dart of the distance through a party wall, on hundred (100) feet to the oolnt or plac a haalnniaa jacoos.ig oi JafTee.rg 113 0 12 Croch.lf 2 0 4 KsUda.rf 1 0 llLult.rf SiKrauss.e 0 0 I 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 Fahv.lf oHher.lf Haswitv.lf Colleton.rf Hpnahan.e Donohoe.lg. Rvan.rg Leonard.

rg LOBERT NAMED PILOT John (Hans) Lobert, former third baseman, of the New York Giant, has been appointed manager of the Jprrvr C'- Intafnational League Baseball Club. 'iTrf3 the northeasterly side of East B7th street: Hoffmsn.rg 01 0 01 running thence northeasterly parallel with Flatlands Avenue and part of the distance Dated. December 3. 1W1. JACOB SCHUTZBANK Rfre.

lis Kaplan. rg Upeehlts.rt 0 0 4 2 0 throueh a party wan ano feet; tbence MUWAnU L). nAiMAlUiiJJ, Alto'nrT ivw D1atnlrT 11 UntlfaJll St raaakiT Rf-rVlklvTi. southeastern parallel East 87tb Street 1 11 inch south- Totals It a Totals I ill Totals 14 3 31) Total Sit muiuveav N. Y.

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