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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1930. Eagle Home Guild News Seeing What You Hear Today's Radio Programs By JOHN SKINNER Columbia Artists Find a Good Basis for a Superstition- Features Tonight's Are Your Frozen Desserts Flaky? Maybe You Whip Cream Too Hard Cub Reporter Through, but Dixon Starts Nete Series Tuesday 4 15 Blanrhe Roman, contralto: Ruth Burns, blues. 4 4 3 Ciibn Airs; Antonio Bciio. baritone. oo Harold Gould, baritone: flose Feranti.

ccn-ttairo. 5 Peter Pan Orch. oo Charles Rothman. a Johnson, come- dian. A 3 German Tunes; Anita Jacobi.

R' ADIO actors, as a general unlike players of the stage, they often have more immediate cause. Now, if singers feel like avoiding the Ballad Hour on Columbia, who's to blame them? The other day Marion McAfee, scheduled to sing on it, became General Entertainment "Pop" Concerts, WEAF. Showboat, WABC. General Electric Band. WEAF.

Miniature Theater, WJZ. Informative Tennis Finals Broadcast, WABC. "The Futurity," WEAF. Digest Topics, Floyd Gibbons, WJZ. "Value of Transatlantic Flying," William C.

MacLaren, WABC. Frank K. Smith, WABC. Dance Orchestras St. George WOR.

Lucky Strike WEAF. Mt. Royal WABC. BUtmore WABC. With the cold control set at five this desert will freeze in approximately two hours.

In removing the mixture from a bowl, the demonstrator used an un. painted plate-scraper with a handle set at an angle, it serves to clean out a bowl beautifully. Marshmallow and banana salad Miss Adaire suggested as a dish fit for any company. Here is the recipe she used: MARSHMALLOW AND BANANA SALAD 4 bananas. 1 cup whlpptng cream.

4 pound marshmallow. 'i cup mayonnaise. Cut bananas in thin slices. Cut marshmallows in small pieces and combine with bananas, mayonnaise and cream which has been whipped. Mix well and pack in freezing compartment of refrigerator.

Allow two hours to freeze with cold control at six. Recipe will serve six. "Add a piece of plmlento or a colored bit of fruit as a garnish," the demonstrator suggested. "Children and men eat with their eyes as well as their mouths and'llke a touch of color in their food." For variety in salads, she suggested using a bed of watercress rather than lettuce, particularly as it is a food rich in vitamins. Romalne is also good, or chicory.

Among her suggestions for frozen dishes' were: FROZEN CRESS SALAD 2 cream cheese cup single cream 1 quart measure water cress 1 teaspoon salt cup mayonnaise 2 cups whipping cream 4 cup stuffed olives (sliced) Cream cheese by adding half cup B. C. network will broadcast the America races this afternoon at various intervals. Eagle's Lost and Found Advertisements are every Tuesday at 12:05 noon and every at 2:40 p.m. over Station WLTH.

keep cool. Break water cress in parts approximately one Inch long, omitting coarse stalks. Fold whipped cream into cheese mixture.add olives and water cress. Pour into freezing tray and allow to freeze without stirring. Set cold control in third or fourth position for freezing, then cold control In second position until salad is served.

This is more desirable if not allowed to freeze too solid. Serve en crisp lettuce and garnish with half-stuffed olives. Cut olives lengthwise. ANGEL ICE CREAM 1 cup whipping cream teaspoon vanilla 1 egg white cup granulated sugar Whip one cup cream to the consistency of a custard, add cup sugar and vanilla; 1 egg white beaten stiff. Fold all this until consistent in mass.

Put in tray In freezing compartment and forget about it until ready to serve. It needs no further manipulation. Makes four ample portions. Double all ingredients to serve 10 to 12 portions. This recipe can be varied with fruits or nuts or cherries.

FROZEN EGGNOG (The Child's Delight) 2 eggs cup granulated sugar Dash of salt 1 cup whipping cream 1 teaspoon vanilla Beat eggs well, add sugar and salt and continue to beat until the sugar Is all dissolved. Whip cream to the consistency of a custard. Add vanilla and then fold cream into the egg and sugar. Pour in freezing tray. With the cold control at 6 this will take two hours to freeze.

Without cold control four to five hours, Will serve eight ample, portions. This makes a delightful, palatable way of serving eggnog to little folks and also to big folks. Harry. Parade of the Soldiers A. Rolfe and his Strike Dance Orch rnonrersen, an- Little White Lies.

ana piano OU0. Daw n. Washinjr Dishes With My Sweetie, Vocal and piano duo. Haonv Feet. 10 no Miniature tntcr the Hero.

Singiser. announcer. Buvirdage. Zampa. Thunder and Slumner Music.

Strina of Sunshine for the Silver Lininft, the Corner. With Tears in My Clear Blue Sky. Be Happy. Something Simple. Time Gal.

Good. Emily Brown. Seven. That You Know. Jut Passed.

Waltz. Bill. Choo Choo. Wolly Doodle. Sweetheart Now.

stood Still. Thirty Saturday Yankee Doodle ensemrtie direction Ludwjg Lauricr. John 8. Young, announcer Overture, Pique Dame. i Serenade.

Blue Danube. Childrer'a Patrol. I Selection from der haendlcr. Russian Echoes. Serenade.

Homeland. Varen. 12-no Marty Stone EdRewater Beach Orch. ou a of the usnnv Ross, tenor, siring trio. James annnnnrer Bigeiow and his Central Orrh Kyser and his Ho yorxer orch.

w7z-395M. Weather Reports. Little Maius. America Cup Races. Little Maids.

National Farm and Cap Races, Gems. America's Cup Races. Chicago Serenade. ikers. America's Cup Races.

Makers. market prices. Scott, soprano. Albin and his Hotel Orch. Baseball scores.

860K. WABC 349M. f. 1:30 PM Nation, men's' tennis finals Professional Gait As0-: ciution Tournament. 6 -1 5 Ted UubMR'ft Sporr- alarm." Chais bv amateur Boll contest ntr and pressmen at end of national U- O.

A. amawur coif plav from Marion Cub, Ph.ladel- phia. Vonzell. an- Kouncer. I 0:45 Tom, Dtrk and Harry Male Trio.

Dan Ball, an-! nouncer, Under a Texas Mon. Bird Bonis at Eventide. Vocut solo. I There i a Wah Wah Girl in i Aeua Caliente. I OS to Ph.laue.nhla.

Vocal solo. Venotia. Awiiy to RlO. linThe Crockett Moun-t 9:00 9:30 10:30 1:30 4:10 6:45 8:00 8:15 8:30 10:00 11:00 12:00 uneeis. HUtbiity numbers.

Hurry Vonzell. announcer, feallv in the Garden. Orch. I Was Born Ten Thousand Wars Ano. holo Goln' Doftn to Union Coitniv.

vchmiv. orcn. nntl voice My lUie-i'ved Girl and I. Albert and Jo.inny. Square Dance.

CiHs pv Albert. 15 Gill Orcn. .30 Necco Surprise- Partv ma trio and guesi amsrs. Franlt Knight, an-. nouncer.

I Al orcn. eneciflltv Henry Bnrbig Av. Ay. Ay Orcn. Soliloquy.

Melodious Quartet. Irl5h Pntrel Dors an Elephant L.ka Peanuts? Candy Say "Oni." Cherle. Orch. and Melodious Quartet. March of the Dwaifs.Orch.

I'm OMv Human After All, Orch. and ensemble. 8 00 Value of Transatlantic Flying. William MaC" 10 OO Laren. Don Ball, announcer.

Lucky 8 15 "The Stone You Can fa a Mold," FrnnW H. Smith. Cienree B'turhu-r. announcer. Dixie Echoes.

Spiritual sinners with Tavlor Gordon. tenor; Rowmund Johnson, director. Reyn Evans, announcer. Theme. Joshua Boll.

Jordan. Roll Where Shall I Go? I Mourned de Valley. Sinner "Come Here Brother. Were Vou There? It's Me. Lcrd.

Mary. Tin YOU Ween. Eumr.le Yo'iell. de Bell Done R.ne. Cine Oaf Possum.

Eundav Mornin' Band, Theme. Hank s.mmons' Show Boat, pre.wntins Dan the Fire E.iter by 1 1 1. Oeorre IVuehlr. announcer. 1 Dan Gordon (fighter and shenf'i Hani Simmons Frank Gardner a schemer) DeWitt Scmiyltr Georce Fneuard (his cou-Gin Jack Lewis "Booze" Unlit er (a stranded acton Miller Toddv Shnrpe (a West Point soldier i.

Joe Carroll Bplke (a thuai. Cone Morris Dalton (an outlaw. Ben Franklin Grace Carlton Sister Mabclle Virginia (an heirest. I ertie Simmons Carrie Gordon 'Dan's listen Jane McGrew Chifo Variety Pro- eram. Frank Knight, announcer.

10 Crawford. Poet of the Oman. Don Ball, announcer. tl OO Denny Mount Royal Orch. Reyn Evans, an- nouncer.

it am Orch Frank Kntttht anno'iucer. 11 OO 11 15 MO 13 0O 13 on Biltmore Orch. Don Ball, annrmicer. 12:. in A.M.

Ann Laf at the in nriei, Oisan. Rcyn Evans, an word nouncer. Children's Corner: Thi? Little Shepherd. Cake Walk. MelierlPtd.

Mr.rche Mihtalre Fran- cnise. largo Dvorak May Song. 660K. WEAF 1S4M. Jfct 1 OO P.M.

America a Cup 1 IO-The Steppers. 2 (M A in ric a 's Cup Races. 2 10 Meloclv 3 OO-America Cup Races. 3 i Marionettes. A.

in) Amer-ln CtiD Paces. 7 aoicer. A lO The Futurliy. Belmont Park. 4 -as Meilaw Melodies.

5'00 I adv Next Door, Tri Timer lie role Mountaineers OO The Sketch nf A-nnrlriin lire with Percy llemtis. Arielma Tliarmn. Marcella Shields Catherine Rcnwirk. Wade Arr'ld. John Srca.

John ft Vfltirc announcer. 6-15-B'arl: and Gold Room Ludwig Lau rler. I'trri Bond, announcer. Hindoo Overture, Ruv Bias. Berceuse.

Bluette. Wine. Wmen and 8onf. Belrruon (mm the Count oi I u.nbourg. Abe and David.

8 "OO Rural sketch with Phillips I ord and Arthur Allen. Smflsr. announcer. OO RnseYill i-corea. 7 os Wivte a Orch dlrec- t'ra P-t-r vm Rte'den -no Phil a Music.

FrrH niiruncrr. music 8: .10 folk ft no "Pon" Concerts Salon gingers, m'ed ehorus: orch. directnn CFre 8 a 0 Ford Bond. Overture. Don Giovanni.

Orch Plr-itr the Canadian M'in Mixed chorus orr-h. Min'iet Irom Jupiter Svn- D'rf nv Orrh. Htih Thee. Mv Pahv. Mixd ClVirus.

a Camilla. Anmte irom Svmnhoi.y No. 5 Orch Bwinir Alonir. Male Chorua with orh. from Scene de BMlct Orrh.

Bv Monnilpht, Female Octet or-h. Hunaari.tn r-ance No. 6. Orrh Flna'e from 'ne Oordn'lf r. 'lxd chorus Uh or h.

Pni.in'.'M Mil Hire Ponachv. son. nard, uin: ennioto: ft 'Mt. ifccnds of jnrprmff p- fr Gen .1 E'tctrie Band ii Prvir rondurtmK iventrre Science" (I'bHo' John 8 Yri'ir-T, ar.noiinrer. Vv hrre Do You Worka.

Jrhr F'OVfl Mirrh. On the Pmiare 0fituie. C1, ilr'. Tone Pocrr. tne Voice of the Chime.

An Ind.an Novelty. Semi- n-1! pV' nes from Bhes in Tov- Oeorfcian 1 Let Me nerniro p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.

p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.

p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. The N.

Cup The broadcast Friday nonncer. Plenty you. Good News. Look lor Around Dancing Evck. Out of a I Want to Sleepy Ladv.

Be Here Comr.i Lucky 1 Kr.ow Mv Future Mcdlev: Steamboat Midnicht. Polly Nobody's Mv Heart Eleven NUht. He's a Dandv. woon. with Wallincton.

Dou farK Kay tel wew 760K. oo 1:05 Three I :0 1 40 Three 1:45 Home Hour. 2 aoAmerica'a a 40 Band. 3. OO Classic 3:40 4 OO Merrv 4 4 40 Merry 5:00 Stock 5 15 Ivy Jack B05scrt 10 nouncer.

7 OO- -The announcer. 7:1 .1 Male trio; Wamp som. accompariimrnt: nnouncer Valktn' High Diddle se Fillv Bom The tet: otch. Voorhees. announcer.

The Fuller and On the Flifct Remember Somewhere Brown- Spieer Oo H-mei MoLher Amor Orch. Mr. Gershwin Oh Gee. Lady. Fascinating Suwance latin Mv on TrnVlln Snlcer Jerirho Dixie in the clown Frut'k I Rln dramatizations: Wallace 9 OO Edwin irsan.

Dutch Harold Curt Robiiion Paul end rrch terloeutor. Hiiro id tt and Naw I Rich Come B.iek I'd Rather Lookm mont. Roll On. Lcnaffhv arid I anno'ivrr 10 h-jrst ral d'io. nnouneer, I J'it 710K.

WOR 422M. 9:30 P.M. Lard on Ro-I mancers. Doo Williams. Radio Minstrel.

3:15 Cuadra Ensemble. n.rto Tin Pan Alley. 4 00 Scott's Orch. 4 ao Hedwtg Bowde. mezzo-soprano.

4 45 Joel Coffee, piano 5 00 Winter Orch. Prof. Jooeph W. Roe. Plvmouth Contest.

5 4 5 Edward McBride, Hillbilly songs. 5 ro A. H. Woods. OO Uncle Den.

Sports period. :45 Ike and Mike. 7 01 Varsity Colleiriana. 7T.0 Hotel Montclair En-, semble. I 7 John Holzworth.

cam- Daicn issues. i 8 Ol Samuel Gaskill. 8 Bob Totman and Joe, Worms, banlo and piano. I 8 30 Hotel St. George Orch.

Don't Tell Her What Happened to Me. What's the Use of Living Without Love? With Mv Guitar end You. I'll Be Blue Just Thinking of You. Promises. If You Didn't Care for Me.

The Kiss Waltz. Anchors Awcigh. 9 oo Emil Velazco, organ recital. 9 .10 Pan American Literary Digest topics nova uioonns. Thorgersen.

an "Wash your refrigerator with a lukewarm solution of bicarbonate of soda and water," Miss Jeane Adaire, representing Frigldaire, told the audience at the Home Guild yesterday. In the course of making several frozen desserts, Miss Adaire explained the process of refrigeration and the correct use of equipment. "Be sure the refrigerator you buy is well insulated," she advised. "Don't expect miracles the duty of a refrigerator is to preserve foods. The making of frozen desserts is simply an added luxury and In making these we cannot use the old recipes that were successful with the old-fashioned type of freezer." "Here's one of the most delicious fresh fruit recipes I know: FRESH PEACH FROZEN CREAM 2 cupfuls sliced peaches.

1 cupful granulated sugar. 2 cupfuls single cream. teaspoonful almond extract. "Don't whip your cream too stlfT that's the trouble in 90 percent of the cream recipes that fail. It should be whipped to the consistency of a custard, and then you'll have a nice texture for a frozen dessert.

Anything else gives a flaky product. "Put sliced peaches through potato ricer, add sugar. Whip cream to the consistency of a custard and add almond extract, then fold whipped cream Into the fruit puree. "Use a perforated spoon for folding your cream into the puree, and be sure never to stir a whipped prod uct. You have expanded it with air during the process of whipping and stirring or beating will cause some of it to return to the liquid state.

The result will be an icy instead of a creamy, frozen dessert." Put in your Frigldaire tray in freezing compartment and let it re main until ready to serve. This recipe makes 10 goodly portions. Reich Votes Tomorrow On 7,000 Candidates Berlin, Sept. 13 W) Germany's 24 political parties today made their final appeals to the Electorate for support in tomorrow's polling for Reichstag Deputyshipa. Last night there were no fewer than 180 pro cessions through the streets of Ber lin, under police supervision, with bands and slogans all promising good times to come if this or that party would be given power to guide the fatherland's destinies.

There are 6.478 men and 637 women candidates bidding for popular support. The Rev. Dr. George Albert Simons, engaged for 21 years in religious and educational work In Europe for the Methodist Church, will speak on Monday afternoon on "The Real Russian Mental Traits" for the Y. M.

C. William Sloane House. Manhattan, over WJZ, and on Thursday afternoon on "The Boys of the Baltic States' over WOR. FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT, KINOS COUNTY Marine View Development DlaUntlff. Baintt Anna Ehrltch ftnd oth ers, defendants.

In Dursuance or a. hi dement of for. closure and sale duly made and entered in the above-entitled action, and ben ring date the 8th dav of September. 1930. the undersigned, the ttferee in laid Judgment named, will iell at public auction to the highest bidder, in the rotunda of the Kings county court House, Joraiemon Street, In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the 6th day ai October, 1930, at twelve o'rloek iioon, the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold, and therein described as follows: All that lot or parcel of land, with the buildings and Improvements thereon, in the Borough of Brooklyn.

County of Kings. City and State of New York, bounded nd described follows, to wit: Begtnnlne at the corner formed by the Intersection of the northerly side of Fill more Avenue with the westerly side of East 31st Street; running tr.rnce westerly along the northerly tde of Fillmore Avenue, one hundred feet; thence northerly parallel with Bust 31st Street. IB (eet I Inch; thence easterly parallel with Pill-more Avenue and part of the distance throurh a party wall. '00 feet to the westerly aide or cast 31st Street; and thence southerly along the westerly a.de of East 31st 8 reet, 18 feet 1 inch to the corner, the nolnt or nlare nf br-crinninv Said premises being known at 1884 East jiki ot reet. Toether with all the right, title and Interest of the nsrty of the first mart of in and to any land Ivlng in the bed of any street, road or avenue In front of or adjoining aald premises to the center line thereof.

Toneth-r with the beneflti and subject to the burdens of drivewnv Mmntt the same are set out and defined in sM curiam generation made by Retlea Con duction uo inc. tiatcd May 25th. 1927. and recorded In the offtr nf th. nDi.t- of KinRs County on May 26th.

1927. in Liber 4817 of Convey ulicm at page 887. HARRY MEYER, Referee. RELIGIOUS NOTICES. Baptlrl.

THIRD AVtfirV uw RUSSELL 10:30 A.M. Live, Magnetic, 1" a Pepscdent program. Amos 'n' Anrlv. blackface comedians. BUI Hay Tastvenst Jesters Dwight Latham Carlcson.

Guv IJon-ham. with mandolutf Swedish dia- stones. Ford Bond, in the Rain. Diddle. San.1-nan.

Bom Bom. rule, are superstitious. But, cause they're right in the act of do ing that very thing right now. Which might make it an appropriate time to inquire if you ever heard the song "Washing Up the Dishes," for which Pefe is partially responsible? Return of Guy Often we have been irritated by the adjective "sweet" as applied to band music. But though the ad jective certainly indicates no depth to us, it is most applicable to Guy Lombardo's music.

And if the term used with a slangy touch, perhaps it's all right. And so his "swetness" la returning to town and the Hotel Roosevelt and WABC next Thursday night after summer of Pavilion Royale, Long Beach and London, Ontario. That's the band, you know, which makes you think you're seeing quintuple. There seems to be Lom-bardos literally everywhere, what with Guy and his four brothers all about. Microphone Muttering Cleveland claims the "Original Radio Girl" for six months, when Vaughn de Leath leaves New York's B.

C. studios to go to WTAM for six The man who Is not content with a one-way flight to Paris, but only with the complete air tour, W. S. McLaren is talking WABC tonight at 8 o'clock with Beryl Hart, who is to be his co-pilot and pretty soon, or soon enough, anyway, Maurice Bergman of the Brooklyn Paramount (one of those people who have sandwiches named for them) is going to spring the first his "Latest Gossip from Hollywood" on the unsuspecting WLTH listeners. We thought we'd warn you.

NEWS Janes Chorus, and sing solos both morning and evening tomorrow. The Rev. Dr. Francis J. O'Brien, pastor of Greenwood Baptist Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "The World's Cry Heard in a World Metropolis" and in the evening on "What I Pound in the Heart of London." The Rev.

Dr. Jeffrey Jennings, rector of the P. E. Church of the Atonement, will preach tomorrow morning and evening. The regular afternoon Italian service will be held.

The Rev. E. R. Jaxheimer, pastor St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Richmond Hill, will preach tomorrow morning.

"Substance" is the subject of the lesson-sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist tomorrow. Citations which comprise tne lesson-sermon are from the Bible and from the textbook of Christian Science, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy. At the Baptist Temple the Rev. Russell Morse Brougher, pastor, will preach tomorrow morning on "Broadcasting" (broadcast over WBBC-WCGU), and In the evening "Never Again." Before taking up his subject ne will discuss the following Prelude questions: 1. Should mounted policemen be permitted In parades? 2.

How can we clean the stage Immoral, nude, degenerate plays? An anthem by Himmel, "Incline Thine Ear to Me," is to be the musical feature of the service at Ann's P. E. Church tomorrow morning, sung by 6t. Ann's choir, under the direction ol James Col quitt Tyson, the church's new or ganist and choirmaster. The Rev.

Samuel Dorrance, rector of St. Ann's, who has Just returned from two months vacation, will conduct the service and preach the morning sermon. The last of a series of four Joint open air community church services conducted under the auspices of Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Church, Manhattan, will be held tomorrow evening. The sermonlc lecture In the main service will be delivered by the Rev. Frank Jena, pastor of Bt.

Pauls Lutneran Church of West New York, N. J. The choir of SU John's Lutheran Church, Yonkers, the Rev. A. F.

von Scr.lichten. p-stor, will participate in the service. The Rev. Cornelius B. Muste, pastor of the Reformed Church on the Heights, will be guest preacher tomorrow at the Fort Washington Collegiate Church, Manhattan.

The Rev. Dr. John Howland Lath-rop. pastor of the Unitarian Church of the Saviour, Will preach tomorrow morning at Plymouth Church in the union services of seven Brooklyn Heights churches. Eve ning worship will be held In the P.

E. Church of the Holy Trinity These are the last of the Heights union services. Methodist Kpt Saint Johns Methoditt Episcopal Church Bfdford Avrnu and lUnn Street Rev. JAMES LORD. Mini.w 10 A.M.

"Refuting to Sml" P.M.-B.M. School 7. 4 P.M.-"Th. Uplifted Chrial" Vtedneadar. 8:00 P.M..

Midweek Service. Subject: "The Unfettered to OO Hotel Aster Fuiler Man. Earle 10:30 Huohes Trio baritone: Male quar 4 15 Jean and Topsy. dia logue. 7 oo Penthouse Plovers.

30 Evangeline Day. astrologer. 7 40- La Puma Operatic Ensemble. OO Henry Marshall. 8 15-William Taylor, tenor.

8 30 Ben and Jran Walker. tenor and pianist. 600K. WGBS 499M. 1 OO P.M Finkenberg program.

2. OO Studio. 4 00 Gay Medley, piano. 4 15 Marion Menken, piano. 4 3 Cora Remington, soprano.

6 00 Selbert Wilson program. sno Virginians. 5 4 5 Talcs of Hoffmann. 0 00 Hindu program. 8.30 Melv.n and Mose.

0 45 Baseball results. 7 oo vuaimi a ff. haritone. 7:15 Jav Kav. Irish Orch.

8 oo elm Zimmerman, songs. A 1 IV Three Little Sachs. Crosley Hour. 8 no Ridgewood boxing bouts. 10 30 Sam and Gus.

11 OO Arcadia Orch. lOlOKWRNY 298M. P.M. Dixie Hour. Flmo Russ program.

:30 Musical Echoes. lO OO Villi Richard Orch. Rocco's Concert Ensemble. Wooden Vocal program. 1 100K, WLWL 272M.

6 on P.M. Norman Carlvle, tt-nor. 5o Orch. 8 30 Ver Mclntyre, soprano. 6 4 "Twentieth Century Romance," Pierre Manque Jr A B.

7 OO Orch. .7 20 "Chinese Superstitions," the Rev. Raymond A. Lane. M.

7:40 Hits. 1350K. WMSG 222M. 2:00 P.M. Vohy, Loguen.

ones. 215 News events. 2:30 Parker Watkins, tenor. 2 4 5 Nellie Ranton, readings Joe Murrav. 6:15 Elvira Rose 1 piano.

fl no O. Orlando, baritone. Helen Justice. contralto. 7 Tom Green, tenor.

7:15 Gaby Racquelle. ao-prnno. 7 30 George Williams, tenor. 7:45 Edward Parker, flute. 8:00 Harmony Crooners.

Theater: Frank Vogel- and his Hotel 1300K. WEVD 230M. 3 SO P.M. Leon Jacobs. 2.4.

Evans and Bfckert, sonsts. Broadcast from the Rand School: Loins Wald-man. Hcvwood Broun, Al-Rcrnon Lee. 4 SO A. D.

Fleshier. Josephine MagRio, soprano. S. H. Friedman.

5.I.", Harry Butler, tenor. Neil Laughion. musical saw. 5 Novaskv Entertainers. Music Hour.

7 OK Weather reports. Dance program. National Tltlists. 5 nil Mnbo and Moal. i 6 Saturday Nighteri.

1400K. WLTH 214M. oo PM. News Flashes. Brooklvn Eattle.

1 a Bob Fay, songs. 1 (1(1 Merchants Review. 1.1 Dr. Frederick Karr. Joe Frnnz, uke.

8 1.1 Rita Hall and Mildred Svrtell. hirmonv. oo Banjo Rob Roy and Ous. 715 Anita and Bob Hall, songs. Orch.

I 1350K. WCDA 222M. OO Music. Instructive talk. 9:4.1 Harrv Butler, tenor.

10:00 Immigration lams. 10:1.1 Merit, Program. directed neaitn lecture. 10 4.1 Trio 1 1 oo cappts Orch. 13 OO Weather.

HOOK. WRBC 214M. 3 4S M. String Trio. 4 00 Lillian F.

Bovman. Rhemgold Trio. 4 Plrkka Keto. soprano. 4:45 Sportvlllr.

5 III-Alhee Theater. Frenk and Roy. duet. 7: Edward a 1 i. piano.

8 0(1 Serenaders. 8 Lillian F. Bandkaut, bsntone. ao The Parkway. 41 Trim Orel).

10 no String Tno. Ill: l.i a 11 ace McKenzle. sores. 11 oo Tony E' Pasquale, comedian. 11 15 Ray Serenaders.

11 41 Kings Tea Garden. 1J OO Martorana's Orch. Entertain HOOK. WSGII 214M. 1 no Children's Hour.

1 41 Knockers Club. 2 oo June and Clare Lcnr hus. 1.1-Ruth Honlesbliith. 3 ao Johnny Naples, songs. 4.1 Hapny Jo.

Jaerer Sisters. 3:1 fltiidents recital. 3 ItO Fox News, ft OO Male quartet, .1 Italian Orch. 0 1.1 Fox 10 OO Little Theater. otherTocal stations Towers stations Kilocycles Tuna Helen WAAM.

Newa'k 12M) 7:00 a o.m. WHAP. Mnnratlnn 13(10 8 Mo.rn. WCAP. V.hurv Park 12an in oo a.m..

OOo m. WNJ. Nr 14W 10 00 a p.m. WAAT. Jersey City 940 30 a.m.- 6:00 p.m.

WPOR 1370 in ooe -1130 p.m. WHN, Manhattan loio oop.m.-8 OOP m. WPAP. Manhattan loio 30 00 WOV. Mrnnatt.ii rortratto.

Anthony. 11, K) am- 30 m. woodMde iroo a. on a rp oo a WLBX. I one City lion 12 cn m.

-12 00 p.m. WKBO Jersey rity MM 700am soopm Sunday Schools to Observe Rally Day Rally Day, marking the opening of the church schools, will be celebrated in many Brooklyn and Long Island churches tomorrow with special exercises. In some of the churches the children will meet with the older folk for special service, while in othrrs the Bally Day pro-prams will be aranged for children and adults separately. Sermons will stress loyalty to the church and a special welcome will be given to new members of the schools. In St.

Stephen's Lutheran Church the ncrnsion will be marked by presentation of souvenir pins to all those present at the services. The Rev. Dr. Ralph Welles Kee-Irr, pastor of Cloodscll Memorial M. K.

Church, will broadcast tomorrow morning over WABC on "The light Upon Life's Highway." ana on iiiursn.iy ntfrnoon over WMWJ on "Wherein is Gods Good lO: Olobc Trotter. 1 1 OO Weather report. 11 on Oaklana Orch. direction Don KMvin Ketch. ill, and Colin O'More (theref you are, Miss Getchin), who selects soloists for this hour, picked Adele Vasa to take her place At midnight of the night be fore the broadcast, Marie Gerard was notified to be ready, since Miss Vasa had suddenly fallen ill Thirty minutes before the program went on.

Miss Gerard was pulling the handle on the stuc.o door The handle flew off, and the singer flew with it Her head hit the floor, and she lay there unconscious for 15 minutes But the studio has the "show must go on" spirit So she sang But who wants to sing on the Ballad Hour? Around Studio Doors Just as you finger coins in your pocket in a strained intregal, Jeff Sparks, the new N. B. C. announcer, Juggles things between announcements Nearly dropped a cornet the other day Now he goes to the control room when he feels playfully nervous Dickey and Blue Boy, whose happy canary voices are heard in N. B.

C. programs, are suffering temporary loss of voice, due to moulting If you noticed any change, you might like to know that it is Sunnay and Peterkin who are warbling now. A Fledgling No More Our young friend Peter Dixon and his wife, Aline Berry, known to you as the Cub Reporter and Doris, bids farewell to listeners tonight as far as the latter are concerned. But do not waste away with grief, for he will return to the air with a series next Tuesday called "Raising Junior." The pair ought to know what they're broadcasting about, be CHURCH Mission to Lepers To Hold Meeting The annual all-day meeting of the American Mission to Lepers will be held at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, Manhatan, on Oct. 16, when George McCoy, director of the hygienic laboratories of the United States Public Health Service at Washington, will speak on "Trends in Modern Handling of Leprosy." Dr.

McCoy was formerly director of the leprosy research station at Molokai, Hawaii. Missionaries with experience in leper colonies will speak on conditions and needs of afflicted people and the extension of out-patient stations in all countries subject to leprosy. YOUNG PEOPLE ORGANIZE A Brooklyn division of the Young People's League of the United Synagogue of America will be organized on Monday evening at the East Midwood Jewish Center, 1625 Ocean Ave, with the object of interesting young people in religious matters and arranging various social activities. Harry H. Goebel will be chairman for the evening.

Dr. Harry Halpern of the Center and Rabbi William S. Malcv of the Jamaica Jewish Center will speak. At Spencer Memorial Presbyterian Church, the pastor, the Rev. Dr.

Frank E. Simmons, will speak tomorrow morning on "Endowment and Obligation," and in the evening on "The Call of the Hills." Arthur Billings Hunt will lead the chorus choir at the latter service. The Rev. Paul H. Scacr, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "The Royalty of Christian Service." The Rev.

Ira E. David, pastor of the Brooklyn Alliance Tabernacle, will preach tomorrow murr.ing on "The Living Christ" and In the evening on "The Salvation of a Money Lover." As a result of recent tent evangelistic campaign a largi contribution has been nude to the Tabernacle for foreign missions. Memorial Presbyterian Church will extend hospitality to members of Grace M. E. Church until the extensive renovation that is being carried out at Grace Church is com pleted.

The ministers of these two churches will preach alternate Sunday mornings and evenings, tomorrow morning the Rev. E. A. Pollard Jones of Grace Church will preach at Memorial and tne Rev. Jonn Barlow will conduct the even ng worship.

The quartet of Memorial Church will sing at the service and the quartet of Grace Church will sing at the evening service. The Rev. Oeorge A. Clarke, pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "Foundations for Assurance." At Christ English Lutheran Church the Rev. C.

B. Schuchard, pastor, will preach tomorrow morning on "Passing by on the Other Side." At the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer the Rev. Dr. H. T.

Weis-kotten, pastor, will preach tomorrow morning on "Half-Blind." Mrs. Mary E. T. Chapin. honorary president of the International New Thought Alliance, who has been spending the summer months lecturing and teaching in England.

Germany, Holland and France, will resume her Sunday morning services at the Commodore on Sept. 28. At Janes Methodist Church the Rev. Dr. Thomas H.

Gallagher, minister, will pr-arh tomorrow morning on "The Eloquent Christ" and In the evening on "Behold the Lamb." Professor Donald Chalmers, who has conducted the Ocean Grove Chorus during the summer, will a-atn appear as director of the ts a N. on of of on of St. a 1 1 30 Moonbeams, bv neoree Snackley. Arthur Q. Brvan.

announcer. Theme, Slumber Boat. Forrotten Gfrls Beautv's Eves String Tuo LiT Bateju Girls Theme. Slumher Boat. T'reirn Rivtr.

Olrls Serenade Violin I azv Lou'siana Moon. Girls Theme. Blanket Bay. WNYC 526M. 8 00 P.M.

Civic Information. 8 Ol Band of the New York City Fire Department. James J. Cunningham Man. Quartet orch.

Sunnv Side of the LncfirMe You Frcm Orch. Bird Sinainft. Mr. with orch. and Tell Your Mv Souvenirs, with interlude bv Pplcer.

Medley: Oh Joy, Ee Good. Rhythm. Quartet Heart Out for Orrh. AM Alone. Mr.

with orch. Ensemble too Roe Lawrence, con-1 tralto. in-Victor Powell, piano. 7 2." Baseball scores. Circus: Incident plain cream slowly, then add mayonnaise In same manner.

Place in refrigerator to keep cool while other ingredients are prepared. Whip cream and return to refrigerator to FORECLOSURES ANDERSON, MOSS MFRRELL, Plaintiff Attorneys. 3i Court Street, Brook-lyn, N. Y. sl3-6t sw SUPREME COURT.

KINOS COUNTY Anne T. Cannon, plaintiff, against Carmine DeZego, individually and as administrator of the goods, chattels and credits which were of Annie DeZego, deceased, and other defendants. Action No. 1. In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and, entered in the above entitled action, and bearing date the 5th day of September, 1930, the undersigned, the referee, in said Judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by Marcus Cohen Son.

auctioneers, at the Brooklvn Real Estate Exchange, No. 189 Montague Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York, on the 6th day of October, 1930. at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold, and therein described as follows: AU that certain lot, piece or parcel of land with the buildings and improvements thereon situate, lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings. Ctty and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point rm the southwesterly Ride of Prospect Avenue distant one hundred seventy-five (173) feet southeasterly from the corner formed by tha Intersection of the southeasterly aide of 6th Avenue and the southwesterly side ot Prospect Avenue and running thence southwesterly and parallel with 6th Avenue and part of the distance through a party wall 100 feet 3 inches: thence southeasterly parallel with Prospect Avenue 25 feet; thence northeasterly parallel with 6th Avenue and part of the distance through party wall 100 feet 3 inches to the southwesterly side of Prospect Avenue, and thence northwesterly along the southwesterly side of Prospect Avenue 25 feet to the point or place of beginning. Said premHes being known as and by the street number 322 Prospect Avenue, Brooklyn N.

Y. Dated, September 12. 1930. MICHAEL LEVY. Referee.

WILLIAM M. WINANS. Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and PostolTlce address, IRS Montague Street, Borough of Brooklyn, New York City. 13-st th LEGAL NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF REGISTRATION of trademark of Chester Club Beverages, pursuant to Article 24, Section -JbQ.

of the General Business Law. The following is a description of the name, trademark, label or private mark which is to be used upon a receptacle or container' The raid label contains the words CHESTER CLUB'' at the ton of the label and underneath the said words, "CHESTER ti.uu. mere is an impression 01 a with trees and a grass frontal and at the left band side of the house there is the word, "SERVE- and at the right hand side of the said house there is the word "COLD" and directly underneath the atd house are the words, "ORANGE DSVfKAUK. The said labels are of different sizes, but of the same form with the ex cent I on of the word "ORANGE" in that each beverage such as, Olnger Ale. Grape, Is used to describe the content ol the said bottle accordingly.

sa6t-fa AT A COURT OF PROBATE, held at Greenwich, within nd fnr thm nt.trtrt nf Oreenwich. on the 11th dav of September. A. D. 1930 Present: Stephen L.

Radford. Esquire, Judge. Estate of PATRICK do 1 tut 01 ureenwicn. in saia district, minor. Upon the written aDDlicatlon of Town of Greenwich, praying this Court to- remove me parents or itia minor as ms natural guardians, the names of said parents being unknown to the applicant, and to appoint a guardian of the person of said minor In their place and stead mm win mora iuny appear oy application on file, reference thereto being had, It It Ordeted.

That the 24th day of Sep- RELIGIOUS NOTICES BapUit fee BROUGHER Young Preacher 10M0 A.M. HOTTn CARTCONIUT-PHIACIIER ilhmtrateA address on 7 no Police alarms; civic lives of a circus iam-ilv: and circua band. Finctser. announcer. information.

county Msjvo Boys. 8 OO Police Choristers. 570K. WMCA 526M. Tin Tin Thriller, incidental Pickard Family.

South 9.15 PM. Koch roups: novelty orch. ers. 2 Bhlrlev Howard, ron- Butterwouh. announcer.

Stanley Seder, LEGAL NOTICES tember. 1930, at 9 o'clock (Standard Tlmel in the torenoon at the Probata Ollice In Greenwich be, and the aama Is, assigned for a hearing upon said application, and this Court directs tin applicant or his attorney to alve notice publishing a copy of this order once In a newspaper published and having a circulation In Brooklyn. New York, at least five days before said time assigned and return make to this Court. STEPHEN L. RADFORD, Jlldee.

Qtmijr.ir nni.nq. Morita Heuberg. plaintiff, against Benjamin RosenberaT and llaitie Rosenberg hla ZtV o0ut fohen M' Cohen, his wife. Rosenstein Rosenberg. Inc The People of the state ot New York, rd 01)1 "restone Tire I TrneE i StT "Mkowitl.

NclSOl jruck Tire Wheel Shop. the ns rian company of New York. Lindlor 01 Np Vork vompany; Theodora SSSSfheri" Thompson. Merw. rS at Paradox oS M1Uon Lichtenstclt 6b' 20lni business as Resliy P0-; Burnett Cohen.

Clara "nut" reeness Glass Brian, ton Products Co. Abraham Tsuhre i. i "oing Business as Tauber s.iipl2ni Realty Corporation. Cohen- William mil Gnldm. the Indus.

Commissioner ol the State ot New Antonio Fra. porcra itapmn. George E. ...55 Thomas Cantwell Alfon" Bennedetto.and Lu. Vork fc" System '57 Com 1 Loa oystem.

Stoddart-Beil F.irtmil Co "I business as Com. unvia hi- Ari as t0, fh.Tl X- ft'Dslng Louis Ml nes. doing bust, Ochowiu Ai Suns; Col. gS-'SS! So.IIcf.rfdNEewBYho1rekr Paacaner 8.ri.COCo,nCIc'nH"W,l KrU" Cast Slona mona, to serve a nolle. A plaint.

-iiueo in tne com- Mv 1st. 11M HCTTER ROSENBLOovt Cha lea str.tlun 81 "hton Pro.h.ct. Jne Earlinaton Corrmat'on km and John nrm1- and I aV.n ihJ'I of the properlv: 11 erve(t non von bv to an order of ihe Hon leaner rv" Jn.Mre of lh Snpreo-e Court of the lose and fllrd with the amende connl.irit in the o'fire of the Or King. Hall of IWord. In i ln Borough of Brooklyn.

Ctty of I The above-entitled action la brought to forcdoae a l-cl lug real prop- sltuMe at a point on the eni- rt, Hm.o-.le ntreet. 2rn fr.l no-lhrlv f.on Hie rnrnr ot 'rrel on a lot ino fee, tprhe, fcnrup p-p ir't of fironalyn. Cltv and fit-1 ef N' Ynr'? Deled. Vr.1, HllTTEK HoarNH' nn- Minh.ittan tn'to: Joa Lane, baritone. 3 OO Bll: Morlev.

sontrs. 3 1 Lina songs. 3 no Louis Nizer. 3 4. Tamara, contralto.

4 OO Fhosan Hint. Msstera Mln- Male quartet. Harry bas; Steele Jami Hrnnrh. tenors: 4 oi Manhattan Peterson, baritone; Car-ron novelty vocalist D'imont, and Al Ber men: inatrumental direction Harold William an-'ilev. in proaram.

4 1 A Mike Jackson, comedian. 4 Ohrbach prorro. 0 Htmplex Vitws. 5 Ol Oolrtburf pmcram, A no Chrvsler news. 5 n.T Aviation talk.

Red Devils. no Auctioneers MusUftle. mi s.ilvntnre Pino. Curt Peterson, an- tlV Mathllde and Branch with Qiiar orch. Don't Wanta Be Canon Roclson to Quartet Be Outs Ida In.

Paul Du- wlh orh Tnou Dark Deen in. Harry with quartet orch. Cifler. pianists no Taxi Bovs. ft-4A sport Chat.

0 5 Norwood sport review lO oo Orrh. 10 no Rtchird Orch. 11 oo Hotel McAlo.n Orch. II no Neva Summary. II as-Hotel McAlpin Orch.

19 OO Nut Club ftlOK XTV 11370 1 1 PM-Sid loberfeld. Camn Mtf CarrtD Mtf Ung. Oich. Dnjrn Faiv" Al Hepirt'-r. Comedy 1 no Mirum Rav.

ivlth nrrn 2. Rnsemund Divon. Xeivm Keech. L.zhts Mu- rnrslci 3 oo Ag Wtl. mana 3 i vv JoMier 3 no -fteorae OrifTen tenor, nm Mnlr.

aonrano. lnf "iment t1 and Jarr.e. Wsllinnton. U-'ld About 4 oo CuirrnL events. George "BROADCASTING" BEAUTIFUL ANTHEMS BY LARGE TEMPLE CHOIR BROADCAST OVER STATION WBBC-WCGU, 214 Mttert 7:30 P.M.

BIG DOUBLE-HEADER BROUGHER PREACHES ON: "NEVER AGAIN" Liod Carroll follows: Pundny morn-liiKS at 11 o'clock mass, Sept. 14. the Rev. Thomas E. Murphy, Kept.

21, the Rev. John B. Kelleher. Sept. 28.

the Rev. James J. O'Connor, S.J. Triduum in honor of the new saints each night at 8 o'rloek: Sept. 24, the Rev.

James J. O'Connor. Sept. 23, the Rev. Thomas E.

Murphy, Sept. 26, the Rev. John B. Kelleher, S.J. A retreat for the members of the Visitation Alumnae will he given by the Rev.

Joseph fiteelman of the Monastery of the Preeious Blood on Kept. 18. 19 and 20, In St Mary's i Chanel. Monastery of the Vtaltatlon. jPidiie Boulevard.

For the first two flavs the exercivs if! open with mass ot 9:30 and c'ose with benediction at 4 o'clock. On Saturday morning the mass and genera) com-miinirjn will be followed by break-fast In the Alumnae room. The re-trmt is to he ulven In connection 'Ah observance thl mnnln o( 'hp Vfh anniversary ef the ostab-1 of th V.sitatlon la Liuokln. Catholic New Forty hours devotion will begin to-jrcrrnw in the Church of St. Pan-eras, Glendalc; St.

Bartholomew's. Elmhurat: Our Lady of Good Counsel, Inwood; St. Josnphat's, Bayslde; 6t. Catherine of St. Albans Sept.

21. St. Jerome's. Firnoklvn: Help of Christians. Wlr.field-.

St. Mnry's. Lonir City; 6t. Christophers. Jialri'vin: Little Sisters of the Poor, De K.ilb Ave.

The feast days of the week are: Sunday. Sunday after cost. Orjhpcl: St. Matt. vl.

24-33 "The Lilies of the Field Monday, Bevcn Sorrows of the Bler.vd Vir gin; Tur.dny. S3. Cornelius and Cypriin; Wednr-irinv, Stigmata ot Et. Francis ot Thursday, S't. Jot.eph of Cup'Ttmo; Friday, tjfi Januarys and Comrmntotn: Saturday.

Cf. tnd The the month of S'-H-mlwr at the Church St. ku3 aiiii CHARLES A. WELLS Will give a brief, THE ZLKU HOUR Don't Miss It Come Early for Good Seat rTlnTV CORNELIUS VAN RF.KS LARGE TEMPLE CHOIR Choir Director nid Oruanist EVERYBODY WELCOME fX'i 1 aoo SLATS fREK Taka Subway to Atlantic. Pacific or NeMns StilMi.

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