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2 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, TUESDAY, JUNE 25. 1020. Chief Purdy Recovers Cerrv -e. P- Wr OMries 1 333 GET DIPLOMAS AS GRADUATES OF JUNIOR GOLFERS START MATCH PLAY 1-1 From Brain Hemorrhage Battalion Chief William Purdy of Med a -r: 4 OVER 300 PUPILS RECEIVE DIPLOMAS AT DEWEY JUNIOR NATHAN HALE H. S.

AWARDS DIPLOMAS TO 175 STUDENTS rv vi the Manne Division of the Fire De F.i 1 f. 1 E.s-s I partment, who was taken to Belle-vue Hospital on June 8. suffering JR. HIGH P. S.

109 i her- 11 till 1 way he Offered by two cming in. Bcvobr Mcneit. the MiH rvv who won the Long jun oi title last year and was a f.na'iis! in the Metropolflan Jur.icr. expected victim to Hamilton Wright of Chrrry Valley, 4 and 3. The sunimanrs: Championship n.

first ini-A Klti'trfi drl-sud WneM I up, J.trk vin1 FioT. ttefesird Jsr PTtier. Bisneh Brook. 2 id 1: George S.mnnscn. dir dn Citv Coun'rv.

dfeiited Graham. Westchester Biltmore 4 arid No-s. ArdsW. defeated Hoair't Crea ft ar.d 5 d-ev Nnvs. drleated Donald Rvan.

Sprmgs.e. 1 and A. from a cerebral hemorrhage, the result of over-exertion in rescuing a id Co Junior High School P. S. 109 man from the North River, was discharged today and went to his home, 683 E.

37th st He is 49 years graduated one of Its largest classes. 333, today at exercises In the Am old. li 7 id r--r! i 'e Coir.iv c. fe-'ed in Hi: i ina hi.i-riTfe. delea-ed Vir 3 'It 1 iun.M.

John "(1 2 r. H. Jr .1 -d 2 (i -h A nificeio--l. rt-(-stei fc.se:. 4 a.Tl I i Special to The Eagle I Covent, N.

June 25 George Simonson, husSy Garden Cit." Country Cub youngster. and Charley Mayo son of the Porno-nok professional, kept pace with Sidney Noyes of Ardsley when they scored victories at match play in the Junior Metropolitan golf champion ship started over the Morris County links here today. Noyes, wtio won the medal in the Purdy was on duty at the foot bassador Theater, Saratoga and Livonia aves. George Millard Davi s-n Tepr. Sh.rlev Edna ral-f-n.

Hman Be-nson. tVnr.ie Hsrrv B.oi5iein. Her.rv Brenir. Micha-1 Cr.sl-terus. llirru Cohen, tvmedowita.

Ksti. Myitis Kestenhera. Jacoo Run ftlevvr Ructn. Sam Zaooaiisky. 9B8.

Llll'aai Barber. M.nam Bck-T. Beatrice Berfs'etn. Jennie Bieniiock. Sophie Brien-ciel.

Bella Cook. Bay Franco. Anna oilier. Ea lo-drr. Svlvia Golaslem.

Ju.iette Gordon. Leah Hecht, Ke-ittran. Ida Krsseiman. Lillian Levy. Svl ich.

Helen Newman. Mo.Ue Pargair.ent. Pearl Pinrhuk. Psnr.te Rosenblatt. Beuie Rosen, Jennie Rosen, Minnie Rotmin, Rosetta Sscaowtts.

Ida Schneider. Eth-1 Schwart. Ida 6aroka. Esther SeiikorT, Jennie Sokol-cwilx. Sadie Sperling.

Anna Stem, Cella Taub. Yetta TelCh. Svlvia TureUav, Beatrice Zellner. Abraham Frietlman. Hsrrv Ooodman.

Sidney Kurnets. Mrrt Scher, Max Smuiems. Raymond Soroita, k.t,er Tvncer, Aorshum Tragrr. 9B. Anna Barskv.

8arh Belts. Bessie Berk-owltl Sarah BernMem. Esteite Blitr. Sadie Bluir.enleld. Roae Chait.

Slvvla Feldman, Mary Gabrian. Eva Geitond. Rebecca Orant. Margaret lssscson. Gertrude Kaut-man.

Anna Krlslein. Sylvia Msnsbach, Anna Mendelson, Beatrice Miller, Rose Miller, Lillie Morgenstein. Henrietta Pollack. Rose Rogolsky, Lillie Rosenbloom, Svlvia Rubin. Jennie Stem.

Ruth Svkotl. Rose Vaonitskv. Rehbecca Wsk-rman. Helen Weber. Eva Werner.

Svlvia Williky. Clara Zhar. Ida ZeMman, Miriam Zlotnlck. Joseph Daroe. Sim Fishman.

Nathan Ogur and Isidore Wolinsky. son, principal, awarded the prizes. of W. 13th Manhattan, on June 7. when a longshoreman fell overboard.

Purdy rescued the man. A few hours later he was seized with the hemorrhage. Nathan Hale Junior High School. P. S.

No. 6, graduated a class of 17S this morning In the school auditorium. Baltic near Smith st. Because of the Illness of Dr. Abraham Smith, principal, diplomas were awarded bv the class teachers.

Miss Mary A. Meyers. Miss Mary Quinn, Miss Margaret Klaffy. Miss Fannie Dunbar and Miss Ethel McCarren. Prize awards were presented by Miss R.

B. Johnson, assistant to the principal, and Miss Man' U. Olmsted. Humane poster contest awards were given to Mildred Feldman. Maurice Lemoux and Filomena Di The list of graduates follows: RDL Mildred Brownsteln.

Bessie Elnsrnbaurn. qualifying round yesterday, had by Pearl Ginsberg, Esther dicker, E.ie J. Gotkln. Nsomi M. Horowtta.

Fanny Kesh-lansky, Anita PoUky, Sylvia Pearl Shapchmk. Ruth Siein. Vera chuk, Harold Berman, David Botvlnir, far the easiest time when he dis CITY EMPLOYEES TO SETTLE WAGES posed of Donald Ryan of Spring- Leo Cohen. Herbert Drapkin. oolomou dale, 7 up and 6 to play.

Noyes BRIGHT STAR fSg Ersteln, Sidney Goldsmith, Harold Kantor. Samuel Kwitter. Irving Lenowits, Martin Levine. Albert Lerman, Sol Mallen. Sam Mlletznlk, Frank Polsky.

Abraham 8chsit. hugged par figures on both nines, taking a 37 on the way out and carding a 'theoretical 36 on the way FIGHT IN COURT Israel Short, Morris Jesse ver-ner, Seymour Woltbem, EUu Zavin. Faranto. silver; Edna Cavnoti, Angelina Monaco. Florence Kronen-berg.

Joseph Spanola, Jack Maurj. James Haslip, Joseph Favorila. John RD2. Baiim. Shirley Berman.

Sylvia Cuneo, Fred Hagona ana touise FlASHUUHl Sold by ijood ilonlors evorywlnro rcicur uti CATTtcr co. ct-icaco eifiOCSAgei.w. J. iiirciue home. Simonson collected three birdies on the first six holes that went to make up his 4 and 3 margin over J.

Graham, Westchester Biltmore. Mayo eliminated Sherman Yale. Biacksm, 8adie Cohen. Yetta Cohen, Elsie Frits. Tlllle Flnkelsteln.

Sylvia Garelxk. Munno, bronze. Court action has been started to compel the City of New York to pay its mechanical employees the differ Joseph Miccio gave the valedictory Minnie Goldstein. Sylvia Karsen. Tilllv Kalz, Rosie Kurltzky.

Belle Lerner, Goidie Lipltz, Laura Marcus. Sylvia Neuwirto, Etta Newman, Lena Pearlson, Josephln- and Rose Alliota the salutatory addresses. The flag salute was led by ence between the prevailing rate of RECEIVER NAMED FOR FOUR PAPERS IN POWER INQUIRY Rvnkowskl. Selma 6aul. Tessle Schwarlr, student officers, Gerard Kelly, Joseph Westchestcr-Bil'more.

4 and 3. The boy who recently broke the course record at Pomonok had a 39 on Spanola, Raymond Lebowitz and Edward Capolongo. i Lillian Selvtn. Sarah Shore. Irene Shumer, Eva 8ieal.

MHary Strnta, Sylvia Stevens, Esther Stein. Ray Toueer. Sophie Hilda Wegweiser, Gertrude Zwerman. Charles Welftstein. Samuel Friedman.

Max The list of graduates follows: TVirothT Abrahamsen. Margaret Aidala, Horowitz, Solomon Seide, Louis Traca- Rose AUotta, Mary Amltrano. Mary Aprea. ran. Ruby Hose Barbara.

Angelina Belll'no. Ida Bernstein, Marie Borelll, Ell- zaheth Briolottl. Rita Broderick. Vera wages and the amount set by the Labor Law, according to their respective positions, six or seven years ago. The Labor Law bases its quota of remuneration on wages and salaries paid in private companies and corporations.

The city is facing an expenditure of several millions of dollars, and so significant are the claims of the employees clamoring for back pay, that action is scheduled at a meeting next Thursday of the committee of the whole of the Board of Estimate. Thousands of city employees are affected. fame, Flora Calitano, Helen Calvanlco, Christine Cammorata, Marian Caracappa, 8B1. Sarah Baker. Lillie Epstein.

Bessie Goldberg. Stella Qnchik. Bella Perlmulter. Norma Rosofsky, George Abrotsky, Harry Beckerman, Lnuts Brodlsh. Alvln EXPLKIENLED TRWEI.FKS ARC CROH; iWrailll VnlHnria raracelola.

Irene uaroerry. iiara Louis Faigin, David Ooldsteln, Harry Goldstein, Lotus Green, Julius Greenberg, Louis Augusta, June 25 P) Judge A. L. Franklin today appointed Thomas J. Hamilton, editor of the Aucusta Chronicle, temporary receiver for the Hall-La Varre newspapers and ordered William La Varre, part owner of the Chronicle and three South Carolina papers, to show cause why he should not be enjoined from taking away cperating control of the papers from Harold Hall, the other member of the firm.

Casano. Rita Cavagnaro, Edna Cavioti. Rose Charello, Angelina Coppola, Jose- ghine Cosentlno, Dorothy Cunningham, ocorro Dam. Vivian Darden. Filomena De Fllllpo, Lucy Detwloler.

Filomena Di Taronto, Lucille Donza. Alice Doran, Josephine Doto. Elizabeth Durick. Milrlred Frlriman. Femianl.

Marie Groman, George Kamlnetsky, Isidore Left. Abraham Ltebhoff. Carl Lltkofitky, Ben'a-min Rahhach. Jacob Rabinowltz. Reiman, Benlamln Silverman, Louis Singrt, Katherlne Ferrara.

Anna Fogel-man, Lillian Friedman, Annunciate Fuc- The graduation exercises of the Dewey Junior High School. Public School 136, were held last evening at the Bay Ridge High School Auditorium. A class of over 300 boys and girls was graduated. Supreme Court Justice MacCrate was the speaker. In a short speech of Introduction for Justice MacCrate, Warren M.

Van Name, the principal of Dewey, said a few words in farewell to the graduating class. He also thanked the Parents" Association for the money for a school lunch room, which the association has raised, totaling $3,000. The work is to be done this summer. Hear Justice MacCrate. Justice MacCrate made a short informal speech to the graduating class.

He asked them to take as their motto "I will repay," that they might always be reminded of the debt they owed to their parents, their teachers, their city and their country. The graduating class sang the opening hymn and three songs under the direction of Miss Angela M. Stapleton. In the ceremony of the transfer of the colors, the honor pupils of the graduating class handed on their trust to the honor pupils of the incoming senior class. Mr.

Van Name announced that due to the great number of prizes and medals to be awarded, there would be an honorary assembly Thursday morning in the school auditorium, to which parents and friends were invited. Diplomas were presented by Miss Julia C. Detlefson and Francis A. Carroll, the assistant principals, to the fallowing graduates: 9B1G. Harold Barker, Anthony Briscoe, George Collins, Howard Crlspell, Alfred D'Ales-sandro, Samuel Goldbert, Fred Graham, Edward Kennedy.

Mariano Lamia. John Mezzadrl, Charles Ostrander, Herbert Rosen, Dominic Scarfone, Irvlnpt 8chneider, Santo Tagharini, Michael Treglla, Barney Walitsky, Fred Way, David Zlporktn, Ursala Evans, Rosina Greco, Vivian Jonn-'son, Winifred Keenan, Florence Klepeckl, Margaret Matteo, Ruth Morkowttz. Anna Sabella, Grace Strong. Antoinette Vlttoria, Rose Watner, Clara Welsman. 9B2G.

Mario Bosso, Benson Caputo, David Cohen, John Grabowski, Paul Johnson, Charles, Kantrowitz. William O'Connor, Michael Ozegovich, Henry Parness, Salva-lore Pergola, Roy Ramberg, Raymond Reynolds, Penti Rasi. Ralph Santulli, Henry Swithers, Cosmo Sylvester, Milton Teicher, Hyman Treger, Carmen Valdinato, Louis Wenttel. William Wold, Mildred Aramo, Hilda BeckendoriV Sophie Chlmenti, Car-iriela De Uardo, Barbara Fisher, Victoria Giordano, Edna Goddard, Anna Gruart, natherine Kafka, Carmela Maddalena. Eleanor Rzeninskt, Rachel Scarabino, Pearl Tolizin, Gertrude Wapner.

9B3-C3. Ralph Agoglla, Michael Conners, Franklin Fader, William Pedorowlch, Frank Hutchinson, Edward Korpas, John LampltelU, Hillary -Larson, Arthur MacFarland. Albert Martin, Angelo Pernio, Frank Rende, nthony Rieci, Herbert Riley. Joseph Ross, Thurston Stark. Edward Stettner, Anthony Wtsowaty, Henry Wulff.

Vivian Bentzen, Gertrude Burke, Margaret Lee. Carmela Luoo, Ilrra Olsen, Mar-aret Olsen. Josephine Rizzto. Helen 'rnith. Rose Terzian, Margaret Worsdale, lea Zwycewicz.

9B4-C3. Charles Faccirontl. Joseph Gareano, eilo. Grace Glannettlno, Phllomena Giordano, Josephine Grezzl, Florence Harktns, niedvs Hlsnlna. Pauline Insriseant.

Mil LOVE WAITS TO HE AR dred Kampf, Blanche Kalb. Florence Kronenberg. Concetta La Forte. Vera FROM GOVERNOR Lampard, Marv Latoistcv. Etnei ijesKowiwi, Ruth Lille.

Grace Lombardl, Isabelle Mac-Donald. Betty Mansour. Josephine Marino. Elsie Marino. Elenor Marra, Josephine Mele.

Bessie Melone. Concetta Momscalco. Angellne Monaco. Natalie Monteliani, Pearl Munch, Louise Munno. Anna Nacarlo.

Mary Nacchlo, Juliette Nader, Anna Nemanis, Patrtna Plccione, Bertha Poley, Carmella Rlcuccl, Alice The Hall-La Varro newspapers were included in the examination of the holdings of the various publishing groups by the Federal Trade Commission in Washington last May. when officials of the groi'p" denied that the International Paper and Power Company owned one share of stock in the combine. Besides the Augusta Chronicle, the Hall-La Varre group includes the Columbia (S. Record, the Spartansburg (S. Herald, and the Spartansburg (S.

Journal. Benson Skier, Samuel Yackowitx, William Leins. 9B2. Blanche Oersman. Anna Liehten, Roe Rleger.

Libble Slutsky. Dora Welner. Sidney Abaraham, Jacob Benson, Isidore Bix, Isidore Black, Max Bloom. Bernard Cohen. Jacob Cohen.

Nathan Fried. Meyer Feder. Isidore Ginsberg, David Golden, Davlcl Oreenberg, Louis Joseph, Abe Katakofsky. Harry Klein, Theodore Matllrk, Charles Miller, Lester Polkes, Charles Rosen. Lawrence Schneider, Harry Schuller, William Waxman.

Hvman Wexler. Sam Wang, Philip Yorshis, Sidnev Zukolsky. 9B3. Jennie Bernstein, Anna Mlrnofsky, Pauline Newman. Tessle Pearl, Beatrice Helen Wasserman, Harold Alderman, Sidney Arenowlts, Joseph Aronson, Jacob Bar-nett, Bernard Berzarsky, Garson Cohen, Charles Felnsteln, Isadore Grosser.

Max Hechtman. Julius Kotler. William Levine, Max Linetsky. Bernard Rosenfelt, Leo Schwartz, Daniel Smith. Harrv Sturm, Isidore Telchman.

Solomon Tillman, Lnuis Turkel. Herman Wapnick, Hyman Weln-steln, Morris Winter, 9B4. Svlvia Cohen. Friith GnnsVv Btitfe Ryan, Manna saizano, uarmena scanane, Virginia Bcotto, Etta Serge, Anita Sfass, Helen Shlnsky, Irene Sllva, Vivian Smith, Anna Sokel. Madeline Sorrentlno.

Anna Stankaltls, Anna Stellate, Helen Steiner, Virginia Sullon, Dorothy Swaner, Rose Termini, Lillian Thompson, Mary Trotto, Prances Truitt, Theresa Vasta, Grace Vaughan, Lucy Ventre. Theresa Villanl, Giacomlna Visconti, Helen Walsh, Grace Senator William Lathrop Love declined today to say anything further about the difficulties between Isidore Saffler, the masseur who made charges against Louis Wolff, discharged deputy sheriff, until he had heard from Governor Roosevelt in reply to his letter explaining his side of the situation and calling the ousting of Wolff a "travesty." Senator Love charged, in the letter, that Democratic Leader McCooey "framed up" Wolff. Saffler yesterday declared he did not intend to take the affidavit which brought about Wolffs dismissal to the District Attorney, as he threatened to do previously. Saffler accuses Wolff of "shaking him down" for $35. wnite.

6. tea Jerry Albanese, Domlnlck Argona, Al fred Anderson, Anthony Arkacy, John Ar rlgo, Salvatore Arzillo. Francis Barbers. Sylvia Marcus, Mollle Perkins, Julius Bas-sin, Herman Bloom, Philip Book, David Goldberff. Jack Hllnnnwlt Rm.ni v.m Charles Bender, Sidney Benowltz, Robert Benson, Leo Blrdy, Stanley Blstyga, Francis Brazls, Samuel Bruno, Edward Capololongo, Vincent Caputo.

Harry Car-dlllo. Frank Cefall, Jashua Chain, Alfred Chllle, Louis Cosentlno, Rollin Coughey, John Cuneo, Manuel Cuevas, Edward D' Andrea, Gennaro D'Ecctesles, Edward De Martin Kamlnetsky, Max Landweber, Slu- ney ronacx, Paul Rosenbaum, Ralph Ru- ouiuwu. bnairocK, "traveling "seconcr' in the Aquitania, Berrngaria ami Mauretania is like tvrling "second" on the continent a custom accepted by many of iKe best people. One enjoyg thorough comfort, perfect food and faultless English service. Charming dining-room, luxurious lounge rooms, glass-enclosed porch, generous deck space every attribute of a delightful trip across.

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Arthur Weiss, Israel Werthentheil, Beaumont, Baivatore De Maio, Lawrence Dl Giovanni, Frank D) Napoll. James Esposito, Alfred Essosito, Joseph Favorite, Jerome Fisher, Jamee Gambole, Thomas Giardino. Edward Olavln. William CHIERT A WITNESS Gill, Hyman Goodman. William Grum- 9B5.

Ruth Hankln, Sarah Lauterstein. Irene Lebovics, Slide Osotsky, Rose Shapiro. Dlna Weln. Svdnev Bettlntri Ah fit 11 waia, Nicnoias Granese, Alfred Grasso, Joseph Guido, Henry Hart, James Haslip, Fred Houston. Harry Hover.

Llovd Hunt. BEFORE GRAND JURY 31- -usr a gt A Vol oMtva KB w- vrr sot "ty MUUrf rBs E. I 1 aVW. S3 ft sM aetata a IMH craj Si-baVif Is Murray Koplan, Albert Kotchltes. Gerald Kelly, Loul Kolbe, Raymond Lebowitz, Maurice Lemoux, Michael Lombardl, Maxwell Lustlg, Gerald Marro, Lucaa Mascia, Jack Marcuwitz, John McCabe, Paul Mlsila, Joseph Miccio, Eric Moe, Marco Morello, Albert Moiea.

Peter Natale, Charles Nicols, David Olsen, Frank Orecklnto, Joseph Orifice. Santo Falazatto, Joseph Palma, Raymond Patt, Rudolph Pattay, John Fattlson, Paul Pensabene, Paul Perrone, John Peterson, Gulao Pissopla, Fred Ragona. Joseph Steamer Baskets Means Your Choict of Fruit Baskets Candy Baskets Nut Baskets $5.00 up Louis Sherry Chocolate and other standard brands Prompt Delivery to Every Pier Also Railroad Terminal Delivery. ECKLEBE GUYER I and 25 DeKalb Ave. Brooklyn Triangle 3331-3332 Former Assistant Federal Attorney Harry Chiert, who was forced to resign from office more than a year ago, was today a witness before the Federal Grand Jury here that is considering evidence In connection with the return of criminal indictments.

The specific occasion for his interrogation by the jurors could not be ascertained. trthur Graham, Irwin Goudsmith, George Carson, William Mathisen. Daniel 'TcManon, dementi Napalltano, Arthur Peterson, Charles Schuller, Thomas Salleri, Reda, Joseph Saltalamacchio, Nicholas Sanoa Maria, Edward Scrlvani, Henry Slkorskl, Edward Somervllle, Sam Somer-vllle, Joseph Spanola, Anthony Frenta-casta, Frank Venes, Jack Weinberger, nomas weiKer. Evelyn BJornsen. Marilyn Butchen, Isidore Cohen.

Harry Dubltsky, Nathan HolobotT, Julius Levine, Hyman Joslowltz, Irving MansOeld, Reuben Mattes, Edward Mazur, Samuel Rome, Samuel Hosen, Sidney Rosenbloom. David Rothman, Sey-mo ir Rubin, Benjamin WigutoB. Jacob Zliotsky. 9B6. Bertha Arfln.

Dorothy L. 'Band, Ruth Becker, Dora Behar, Florence D. Boobis, Sarah Creppa, Frieda Epstein, Estello Feldmsn, Lena O. Globerman, Ethel Goldberg, Slyvla Goldstein, Bessie Granowsky. Anna Heler.

Sylvia Hlrschenson. Rose Kanter, Esther Kaplan, Jennie Kaskowltz, Goldle Karman. Blanche Krupnlck. Pauline Langbert, Dorothy Lashower, Lillian Lee. Rhea D.

Markowltz, Esther Masse, ClBra Mittler, Anna Monblatt, Ruth Rosenbaum, rhoebe Rosenzwelg, Stella Rubin, Sadie Shaplrc, Lillian 6heflermen, Ida SwerJ-lofl, Bessie Wantman, Hvman Chepersteln, William Faternlck, Hvman Gershman. David Gorodetskv. Leon Matllck. Michael Mttehka, Louis Schnur, Harold M. Such, Abraham Studman.

9BT. 8adle H. Abel, Minnie Abremson, Helen Fannie Babltsky, Ruth Brodv, nose Cohen, Rose D. Cohen, Cella E. Feldman.

Raise Flnesmlth, Lillie Fredericks. Yetta Goodmsn, Helen 6reen, Msry Oreensnan. Bessie B. Hochberg. Evelvn Holts, Bertha Jacobs, Julia Lampert.

Aflna Levenson, Pearl Miller, Esther Plotnikofl, Jennie PuslikofT, Ruth Rubepfeld, Bessie F. Rubin. Bessie Schwartz. Lena R. Shoob, Rose D.

Seidmsn, Mollle Slegel, Fannie Sllberstrin, Reva L. Slmnowlti, Dora J. Smith, Beatrice Bprlntzin, Lottie Teller, WOMAN IS KILLED FEDERAL BANK PROBE AS MOTOR SKIDS SECRETLY KILLED Washington, June 25 (IP) It was disclosed today that the King reso Kelen Calacanls, Alice Ekrol, Marie De rttmone. Antoinette Cutaro, Florence r.asieska. Tessle Guarlno, Elsie Hausler, Mildred Knewell, Kathleen Knowles.

Rita Teonard, Filomena Lucatorto, Carmela Mnlnella. Victoria Menza. Etta Nelson, Grace Perrottl. Marv Rassmussen, Catherine Rocco, Mary Rogan, Dorothy Ryan, ''hilomena Sllano, Marv Stracuse. Stella Rkladel, Helen Sloan.

Florence Swift, Rose Virglllo, Berephlna Wolk. 9BS-C3. Joseph Chance, Dominic Claculll, Henry Czubakouslct, Joseph Dl Paola. Alex Graeer, Ppter Marlon, Aldo Palmaro, Everett Rodrlgues, Michael Russano, Car-mella Oagllardi, Elizabeth Oiampaoll, Eleanor Gustefson, Bvlvia Halkl, Madeline La Orlppo, Mary Mahon, Clarrisa Matheson, Frances Mawhinney, Anna Mclntvre. Michael Santuchls.

William Smith, Garden fiity, L. June 25 Mrs lution for an investigation of the Federal Reserve System was rejected by the Senate Banking and Anna Lee Munson, 45 of 117 Meadow Brook rd. was killed about noon today when the motorcar In Currency Committee at a secret she was riding skidded on a slip meeting held on June 18, but an agreement was reached to again TV Deliver Everywhere. pery pavement, throwing her and consider the proposal when the Sen ate reconvenes in August. the three other occupants out.

Oppenheim.Cpllins FULTON STREET BROOKLYN To Close Out Tomorrow SUMMER SHOES 1526 Pairs Fashionable Strap Pumps and Operas 1 Oppenheim.Cpllins FULTON STREET-BROOKLYN Featuring Tomorrow Dominic Spadaro, Louise Agogllo, Flora Brugnolottl, Agnes Christiansen, Angelina Di Siena, Betty Evans, Anna McKnlght, Josephine McLaughlin, Anne Osclak, Marie Pape, Mary Romeo, Susan Sanzo, Josephine Schiafo. Gertrude Schnutt. 9B6-Tech. Alex Antonuccl. Francis Barrett, Oeo.

BJorness. Geo. Bower, Frank Caflero. Frank Caglero, Arthur Casale, Walter nerengowski, Paul Gererl'ano, John Kel'y, Frank Malangone. Michael Marino.

Genaro Manzl, Joseph Mollnarl, Geo. Muller, Wm. Nichols, Ches. Nielson. Oeo.

Frank Pallsl. Wano Ranta, Michael Ro-manskl, Timothy Ryan, Oeo. Schllegerman, Constantlne Synodls, Chis. Abrahtmsoo. RD1G.

teonsrd Almqulst, Irving AranofT. Karl Behrendt, Nicholas Capiello, Abraham Grossman, Arthur Hatier. Rose Approbate, Lillian Asbell, Irma Blumberg, Margaret Darby, Helea Farner, Pauline Ooldtn. Ferdinand Horowitz, Edward Johnson, Frank Johnson, Nathan Kaplan, Mfyar Kerlevsky, Paul Margolls, Lawrence Olsen, John Pepe, Anthony Renna, Frank Sr-pico. Frank Servldio, Rose Goodman, Rose Jacobs, Rose Jafle, Mildred Labusga, Teerl Rosen, Carmellt Shea, Lucille Singer, Judith Solatarofl, Theresa Tortora.

RD2G. Jesse Appel, Walter CInmaa, Harold Faikenberg, Louis Fender, Herman Gold-farb, Aaron Goodmsn, Ell Keto. Philip Kiniastetn. Esko Lalsi, Lawrence Msiary. Joseph Mereul, William Nsrdone, Joseph Ruggiero, Michael tVhlano, Wilfred Serle.

Leo Slotnlck. Leon Bwidersal, Walter Svmkowtkl. Oeorse Walnlo. Marie Chlmento, Beatrice Christie, Helen Christie, Martha Donnelly, Julia Donovan, Marjone Ehler, Lena Flore, Oenevlevo oawel, Yetta Hameroff. Edith Hamiher, Hilda Tnkeles, Irene Jelllnrck, Evelvn MeConnell, Mana Mllen.

Llliien Pohertson, Irene Taurus, Genevieve Wisoawaty. RD3-C2. Csrt B'rstrom, Joseph Csflporte. Frederick Cansvor, William Carver, Joseph Copdsllo, Jnhn Fedele, Fred Felss, Edward Gerlach, Frank Gulitart, Victor Habib, Meyer King. George Mitchell, Robert Monohan.

Joseph Portals, Joseph Silver stain. Marv Alban, Elvira Astna, Emms Bsliltkr, Anna Bartosewsky, Either Brown, Sarah Cohen, Mery De Angelia, Csielle Emsnuel, RHa Fltrgersld, Henrietta Oood-man, Vivian Oreentield, Lillian Hemitead, Wanda Jsblenskl, Sigrid Johansen, Miriam Kshn, Virsinla Karveias, Cherioit Knoke, Esther Levine. Marrella Michaels, Victoria Nelson. Agnes Oiood, Carmela Psciello, Edna Phillips, Emily Poggi, Helena St. ana, Helen Siwalek, Beatrice Thetford.

Truly Extraordinary Values in Summer Dresses Were 7.90, 8.5o and lO.OO AND ENSEMBLES ALL TAKEN FROM REGULAR STOCK, COMPRISING Kidskin in Navy and Royal Blue, Beige, Suntan, Brown and Black Beige Rhapsody Crepe of Modernistic Design Patent Leather Black Satin Spanih or Cubjn Hals Sale 'Priced at 12.00 MONS. F. X. LUDEKE HONORS GRADUATES Alio Sport Sauaals ilubbcr or Leather Sole In Red, Yellow, Beige, Blue and Green The chart below showj the number of pairs of each size and width Rivalling Dresses Selling at 18.00 and More! A highly attractive group comprising newest modes for mid-summer wear in Silk CrepesSilk Paints Washable Crepes Georgette Prints and a host of other materials in one and two-piece modes-ensemble styles sleeve or sleeveless fashions beautifully trimmed painstakingly finished in new colors FOR WOMEN AND MISSES: SIZES 14 TO 46 Diploma were conferred upon 72 graduates at commencement exer-cites of St. Francis of Assist Church, held In the church on Maple st.

lgt week. Presentation was made bv the Rt. Rev. Mons. Francis X.

Ludeke, who gave the principal addrrst. The following member of the graduating clans were twardel medals: Thomas Sweeney, general excellence: Helen Harrlgan, religion; Thomas Sweeney, history: Dor's Leary. English; Thomas Sweeney, arithmetic. pot gradual medals were presented by Mons. Ludeke to 13 former graduates of this school wh I have completed a four yenr academic rnurse: Anna Maria Boysn.

Joseph Francis Clark, Vera Doroh7 Costrannna. PatrMa Marie Delfne. Mary Elizabeth Hlgsinii, Wsrtn Joseph Jonee, Marv Teresa Kelley. Irene Agnes Learv. Florence Virginia Lotlto.

Harry Francis McLonghlln. 3iinne O'Connor. Charles toughran Connor, Anna Veronica 3 1 2 4 4lj 3 Hi 6 6. 7 8 AAA 12 16 40 25 21 17 24 AA 19 31 45 32 26 19 12 A 5 10 28 4 52 53 35 26 26 4 20 3 67 62 70 67 60 16 23 19 4 10 2 1 39 43 17 -i5 62 37 20 12 9 fsmiws,.