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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1929. 10 LEGAL NOTICES. LEGAL NOTICES. DIRECTING CONCERT Seeing What You Hear The Eagle's Answers To Radio Listeners By JOHN SKINNER POLITICALLY speaking, Senator H. Caraway of Arkansas tomorrow morning on WABC and Senator Samuel M.

Shortrldge of California tonight on the same station. Most politically speaks Senator Caraway, who has been particularly active in unearthing hordes of lobbyists. Senator Caraway, you remember, has been urging that all lobbyists be registered, together with the interests that they represent; His talk is this week's contribution to the National Radio Forum, which originates everys. Thursday morning at 10:30 o'clock in Columbia's Washington studios. By II.

V. KALTEXBORX. Associate Editor of The Eagle. In these columns Mr. Kaltenborn will, answer quest ions' sent to him by radio liatcners who hear his talks on Current Events every Monday evening at 6 over WABC and a Columbia nation-wide broadcasting chain.

All questions should be addressed to Mr. Kaltenborn, Brooklyn Erno Rapee, who will direct his orchestra in a program of Edvard Grieg's compositions over WEAF and the N. B. C. system tonight at 8 o'clock.

Logic. France's New Attitude. Will the change in the French Cabinet Imperil the success of the Ixindon Conference? The new Cabinet seems much more nationalistic than the one headed by Aristide Briand as Prime Minister. Everything seemed to be working out all right until this change came; but if France stiffens her attitude and Italy does the same it may be impossible to come to any agreement What do vou think about it? KENNETH NORCROSS. Ocean Brooklyn.

The general stiffening of the French attitude in international relations which resulted from the creation of the Tardieu Ministry will have its repercussion in the London Conference. Aristide Briand remains as a French delegate, but with Andre Tardieu heading the delegation it will be less easy to persuade France to make concessions. In the matter of abolishing submarines France and Italy will stand together against the Anglo-American proposal. The United States has always been less enthusiastic about this proposal than Britain. With us the objection to submarines is largely sentimental; with Britain it is largely practical.

We do not like submarines because we consider them an inhumane war weapon. Britain dislikes them for that reason also: but her proposal for their abolition arises largely from the fear that they may once more menace her overseas communications. The solution of the submarine controversy will lie In some limitation of their; size and number. France and Italy will both demand something more than a ratio on submarines and cruisers and Britain and the United States will have to make a concession on this point to secure agreement. As far as we are concerned there is no reason why a ratio of two or even of two and one-half for France and Italy would not be satisfactory.

From Britain's point of view there is the apprehension that the joint Franco-Italian Navy would then control the Mediterranean. The suggested limitation on the use of submarines is not practical, because that would open the issue of "the freedom of the seas," which Premier MacDonald said at the Guild Hall dinner last week, has not been and will not be raised. But the London Conference will succeed at least to a degree. Britain and the United States are determined to achieve a measure of success and no nation would care to take upCn itself the responsibility for failure. There will be compro-v mises, postponements and evasions, but there will also be definite progress toward the reduction of naval armaments.

Fixing the Price of Coffee. How does Brazil control the price of coffee? MRS. A. P. R.

Hempstead, L. I. By the valorization plan Brazil tries to control the price of coffee, but she does not always succeed. Most of the world's coffee Is still grown in Brazil but enough is grown elsewhere to affect the price. The Government of Brazil and of the State of San Paulo, where most of Brazil's coffee is grown, have financed Brazil's coffee growers by buying their crop and holding it in huge warehouses at Santos and San Paulo.

It is released for market at such times and in such quantities as to prevent a fall in price. But if the valorization committee misjudges the world market and fixes too high a price It accumulates huge quantities of coffee, stimulates coffee production in other countries, promotes the more widespread use of tea, cocoa and other substitutes for coffee, reduces coffee consumption and creates a situation where it can no longer hold up the price. That has Just happened with a resulting crash in the coffee market. This will entail serious economic difficulties for Brazil's coffee growers. While Herbert Hoover was Secretary of Commerce he protested bitterly against Brazil's coffee monopoly, and persuaded our Government to veto a Wall Street loan to the valorization committee.

London made the loan so the veto did no good. Brazilians are pointing out that when the Farm Board lends American wheat growers to keep up the price of wheat the United States Government is trying to do for its wheat farmers just what the Government of Brazil tries to do for Its coffee farmers. Today's Radio Programs answer. Judgment wlU be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated.

Jamaica, New York, September 27. 1929. FRED LEDER. Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and F.

O. Address. 160-16 Jamaica Avenue, Jamaica. Borouaa ol Queens, City of New York. to jonn nugnes.

Mrs. jonn Hughes, ml wife, if anv: Mary Hughes. Thomaa Me. Nichols. Mrs.

Thomas McNtcfiols. his wife, if any: Mary Doherty and Sarah Boyle and the unknown defendants, if said ft feudants are living, and if they or a of them be dead, any and all persons whs are nusDana. widow, grantee, mortgagee, lienor, heir or devise of such of them at may be dead, or of Mary Doherty. de. ceased, and Sarah Boyle, deceased, formel owners of the premises described in the complaint herein, and neir husbands and wives, heirs devisees and successors Is interest, all of whom and whose name and places of residence are unknown te plaintiff.

The foregoing summons Is served upon you by publication pursuant to an order ol Honorable Edward J. Bvrne. Justice of the Supreme Court, State ot New York, dattd the 4th day of October. 1929. and fll 4 with the complaint In the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings.

In the Borough ot Brooklyn, City and State ot Kri York. The object for which the forepe I summons is served upon yqu is to close Transfer of Tax Liens Num I 24645 and 24646. sold by the Collectoi Assessments and Arrears, in the Boroug of Brooklyn, on September 19th, 1917. the sum of $24.68 and g41.47 to Ha Zlrlnrkv. and by mesne asslgnnier, now owned by the plaintiff, as appears said books and records In the office 01 the Deputv Collector of Assessments snd Arrears, Borough of Brooklyn.

New York, the premises In question are describee! in the complaint as follows: Borough of Brooklyn, in the City of New York, shown upon Tax Man. New Description: Section 15. Block 4973. Lots 34 and 35. Location: West side of East 40th street, between Avenue and Foster avenue.

Assessed to Sarah Boyle. Dated. Jamaica, N. O'tober 7th, 1929. FRED LEDER.

Attorney for Plaintiff. Office end P. O. Address. 160-16 Jamaici avenue.

Jamaica, Borough of Queens, Citi of New York. o9-t FORECLOSURES. SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY Colonial Financial Corporation, plalntii against Lillian A. Basset, Oeorge H. Krler Atlantic Floor Samuel Kurgan doing business as Kurgan Iron Works; Cox Nostrand Sc Gunnison, Benjamlr Httchings, Peter Goldberg.

1 W. MandevHle, Flatbush Lumber Ormv pany and Douglas K. Fagg, defendants In pursuance of a Judgment of fore; closure and sale duly made and enters) In the above entitled action, and bearinf date the 28th dav of October. 1929, an entered in the office of the County Clerl of Kings County on the 29th day October, 1929, the undersigned, thi Referee, In said Judgment named, wll sell at public auction to the highest bid' der, by Marcus Cohen tc Son, auctioneers at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange No. 189 Montague street, Brooklyn, Nee York, on the 22d day of November, 1929 at twelve o'clock, noon, the premises dii reeled by said judgment to be sold, am therein described as follows: All those certain lots, pieces or parcel! of land with the buildings and Improvements thereon erected, situate, lying am being In the Borough of Brooklyn, Counti of Kings, City and State of New York bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the northerlt side of Robinson street (now Parluldi avenue), distant easterly one hundre thirty-two feet, six Inches from the cort ner formed by the Intersection of thi northerly side of Robinson street will the easterly side cf Rogers avenue: rum ning thence northerly and parallel witl Rogers avenue, a distance, ot one bundrei and twenty-two feet, six inches; thenet easterly and parallel with Robinson street (now Parkslde avenue) twenty feet; thenci southerly and parallel with Rogers avenw one hundred and twenty-two feet, sii inches, and tnencu westerly parallel witl Robinson street (now Parkside avenue, twenty feet to the point or place ol a ginning.

Dated October 19th, 192. ilSIDOR BUXBAUM, Referee, rennan. Plammap Simpson, altor neys for plaintiff. Broadway, Borougl nf Manhattan. New York Cltv.

o31-6t th DtmovuD nrtllDl. vivru rnnvTV Carl J. Osterllnd, pUlntlff, against Vip torla Di Napoli, and, others, defendants. Tn pursuance of judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered It the above entitled action, and bearing dati the 29th day of October, 1029, llu undersigned, the referee, tn said Judgmenl named, will sell at r-ubllo auction to tin highest bidder, by Marcus Cohen dr. Son auctioneers, at the Brooklyn Real Eslatl Exchange, No.

189 Montague street, ii the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Klnss City and State of New York, on the 21s! day of November, 1929, at twelve o'clocD noon, the premises consisting of all thai certain lot, piece or parcel of land wlii the buildings and improvements thereoi erected, situate, lying and being in tli( Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings City and State of New York and dlrec.e by said Judgment to be sold and thereu described as follows: Beginning at a point on the northeasterly side of 86th street distent forty (401 feet southeasterly irom the corner formed by the intersection of the said northeast, erly side ot 86th street with the eastern side of West 7th street: thence north-eusterly at right anjlea to 83th street and part of the distance through a party al. one hundred (looi feet: thence southeasterly parallel with 86th street tv-'fnlj (20) feet; thence southwesterly at rlghl angles to 86th street and part of the distance through a party wall one hundred 1 1001 leet to the northeasterly side ol 66th street; thence northwesterly aloni the northeasterly side ot 86th street twentj (20i feet to the point or place of beginning. Dated October 29. 1929. WILLIAM J.

MORRIS, Referee. Frederic W. Dillingham, Attornel for Plaintiff. Office and Post Office address. 52 Wtlloughby ctreet.

Borough ol Brooklyn. New York City. o30wm SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY- Lillian Roth, plaintiff, against Henry U. Kxewer, and others, defendanta. In pursuance of a Judgment of fort' cloMirts and sale duly made and entered in the above entitled action, and bearlni date the 18th day of October, 1929.

I the undersigned, the referee. In said Judgment named, will tell at public sue tlon to the iiighest bidder, by Ma rem Cohen fe Son. auctioneers, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 189 Montague street. In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of KlngvCity an of New York, on the 14tb day of November, 1929, at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold, and herel rlfifH Keki4 a 41 1 naua Ail that certain lot.

piece or parcel ol land with the buildings and Improve ments thereon erected, situate, lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn, Count) ot Kings, city snd State of New York, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the easterly side of West 13th street, distant three hundred and eighty-five (385) feet south, erly from the corner formed by the In' tersectlon of the easterly side of West 13th street and the southerly side ol Avenue thence easterly parallel with Avenue S. one hundred (1001 feet: thence southerly parallel with West 13th street twenty (20) feet: thence westerly agalo parallel with Avenue and part of the distance through a party wall, one hundred 1100) feet, to the easterly side ol West 13th street, and thence northerly along the easterly side of West 13th street twenty (201 feet to the point Ol place of beginning. Together with all the right, title and Interest of the mortgagor, ot. In. and to the land lying In front of and adjoining aaid premises to the center line thereof.

Together with an easement over th most southerly four (41 feet of the prerns ites sdjolnlng the above described prem' ises on the north, to be used ss and fos an automobile driveway for the benene of both of the owners of the premises. Subject to an easement over the north, erly four (4i feet of the premises sbnve described. In favor of the owner of the premises sdjolnlng on the north, for a driveway for pleasure automobiles. Dated October 21st. 1929.

MELVIN J. BOOART. Referee. Nsthan Mandel. Ese; Attorney fo Plaintiff Office and Post Office Address, 123 William Street.

Borough of Manhat ton. New York City. 023 SUPREME CCXJHT, KINOS COUNTY Morrla Ooldstein, Rubin Levme and Jacok H. Levlne, plaintiffs, against Ellkayee Realty Corporation, and others, defendants. In pursuance of a Judgment of fore" closure and sale duly made and entered In the above entitled action, and bearing date the 27th day ot September, 1929.

I. the undersigned, the referee In seld Judgment named, will wll at public auction to the highest bidder, by Marcus Cohen Son, auctioneers, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Fsrhange, No. 189 Montague street, In the Boroush of Rronklvn. County of Klntjs, City and State of New York, on the 14tN day of November, 1029, at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed bv said Judgment to be sold, and therein described a follows: All that certain Int. plene or parrel of tend, with the buildings and Imnrovements thereon, situate, lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings.

City and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the eoutherlf side of Wallabout street, distant one hundred end forty-one feet and eight Inches westerly from the southwesterly comer of Wallabout street and Bedford avenue, run-nine thence aoutherly at right aneles to Wallabout street snd part of the dlslane through a party wall one hundred feet: thence westerly, parallel wlti Wallabout street fortv-one feel and eight Inches; Ihenee aortherly at right angles to Walla, bout sfreet and part of the distance throueh another party wall one hundred feet to the southerly aide ol Wallabeut stret. and thenc. easterly along the southerly side of Wellabout street forty, one feet and etrht Inches to the point or Blare of beginning Said premises being known as 132 Wallabout street, Dated October 22d. AM re) M. rAWcm.

Referee. Samuel HeiHnger. Eo- attorney for Pl.lntlrls. Ofllre and Post OTIce addresa, 306 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan. New York City.

oJJ-l as the real property described in the complaint or any part thereof, by, through, or from them, or any ot them, their respective husbands, wives, widows and widowers. The foregoing summons is served upon vou by publication pursuant to an order "of Honorable Norman 8. Dike, one ot the Justices of the Supreme Court ot the 8tale of New York, dated the 1st day of October. 1929. and filed with the complaint In the office- of the Clerk of the County of Queens at 153-32 Jamaica avenue.

Borough and County of Queens, City and State of New York. The object of the above-entitled action Is to exclude and bar the defendant and every person claiming under them from all claims to an estate or Interest In the fol-lowlnf described premises. New Description: All that certain lor known on the ta map of the Borough of Queens, City and State ot New York as Ward No. 2. Vol.

32. Block 2583. Lot No. 119. Old Description: Ward No.

2, Vol. 1. Block 82, Lot 85 Dated, Queens, N. October 23d, 1929. JOHN J.

KING. Attorney for Plaintiffs. Office and post office address, 16318 Jamaica avenue, Jamaica, New York. o30-6t-w STATE OP NEW YORK. SUPREME Court, County of Orange Edna Freer, plaintiff, against Clinton W.

Freer, defendantAction for divorce. To the above-named defendant: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint tn this action and to serve a copy of your answer, or. If the complaint la not served with this summons, to serve a notice of appearance on the plaintiff's attorney within twenty davs after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service. In case ot vour failure to appear or answer. Judgment will oe taken against you by default for the relief demanded In the comnlalnt.

Dated at Newburgh. N. this tenth day of July. 1S2S. GEORGE-RUSK, Plaintiffs Attorney.

Office and Post Office Address. Marl, borough. N. Y. To Clinton W.

Preer! The foregoing summons Is served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of Hon. Daniel V. McNamee. Justice of the 8upreme Court of the State of New York, dated the 7th day of September. 1929.

and filed with the complaint In the office of the Clerk of orange county si uosnen Orange County. N. Y. GEORGE RUSK. Plaintiffs Attorney.

Office and Post Office Address. Marl borough. N. x. "as IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF the Hon.

George Albert wingate, tsurro gate of the County of Kings, notice Is hereby elven. according to law. to all Der sons having claims against the eetates of Jenny oisen. Patrick Burke. Patrick or Patrick J.

or Patrick Jos. Brady, Leandto or Lanaro rstrizio. Henry A. or Henry Beemsnn, John F. Geraghty, Astrl B.

Hansen, Barbara Deknatel, Maria Luise Berberlch, Edward Kennedy. deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same with vouchers to the subscriber, the Administrator, at his office. Municipal Building, Brooklyn, New York, on or before March 2d next, Dated, August 29th. .1929. ritAnrt.

v. r.aijLiX, Public Administrator. Kings County. Ad mlnlstrator. Office and Post Office Address.

Municipal Building, Brooklyn) New York City. Thomas J. Snee. Attorney for the Ad ministrator, Municipal Building, Brooklyn. new Yoric cuv.

auw men SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF New York, County of Kings James W. McManus. plaintiff, against Catherine McManus, defendant Summons. Action for absolute divorce. To the above-named defendant: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action, and to serve a codv of vour answer, or.

If the complaint Is not served with this summons. to serve a notice 01 appearance on the Plaintiff's attorney within twent riava after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service, and In case of your failure to appear, or answer. Judg ment win oe taxen against you dv default for the relief demanded in lh cnmnlaint. Dated, September 30th, 1929. to latnerine McManus: The foreeolne summons is served upon you gw publication pursuant to an order of Hon.

Norman 8. Dike, a Justice of the Supreme wwu.B v. Mic oibw 01 new xora, aatea tne 3d day of October, 1929, and filed with the summons and complaint In the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings, at the office of the said elerk. In the City of 4tbW 1929' 8Ut Ne" 00 ct0" RAYMOND A. TIERNKY, Attorney for Plaintiff.

Ornce and ruit nrnna Borough of Brooklyn, New York City. 030-61-w ml. Nrt or.1 too THn VVODI T-1 in r.1 1 nr. am im ur ssw H1 of Go(l anl 'nde- iimoiny Leonard, Mary Rellly, Mary Rellly as trustee, Catherine McNboe, Michael McManus (some- iiuie. uanca rvicnooei.

jonn McMunus (snmetlm.K nuuitw jiac- Mnu called McNboel, Ellia- i ir "na greeting: Whereas. Mary Rellly, who resides at No. 142 Parker street, Newark, N. has' presented her aemtint n. LEONARD (formerly Marglret O'Rourkei, un.cw.cu, i.i.sijr residing at no.

127 congress street. In the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings, city and State of New York, and a petition preying that l.cr account may be Judicially settled. Now. cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to be held at the Hall of Records, In the County of v.i imc Um any 01 uecemoer.

1929, at ten clock In the forenoon, why euch settlement should not be had tcaumony wnereot, we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. ,0 Mon- Oeorge Albert (Seall wingate. Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn. In the said County, the 4th day of November, 1929. JOHN H.

McCOOEY. Clerk ot the Surrogate's Court. tAltln- V. onMiiicj iur retiuoner. One Hanson Place, Brooklyn, New York.

no-4t THE PEOPLE OF TBI OTlTW nw arwnr York, by the erace of nod t'cuut-nb xo rnUip Brooxersn, al.o known a rnniD Brooai 1.1DDV HrivikK hi. uir. Samuel Brookarsh. alam knn wn a. Ran, ,1.1 prooxe iwiaoweri.

ixiuls Brookarsh, aluo known as Lebel Brooks (widower): Msx Krolivietzky. also known as Max Brooks; Helen Brooks, his wife; Zelda Krolivietzky, also known as Zelda Heine; Leber Katz; Aoram nau ana Bella Kats, his wife; Jacob Kats and Tlllle Kats. his wife: Jo- aritu nun ana rvtarsne jtatz. nia wire: Benjamin Kats and flvivia Kate. hi.

ueuci jvai-a tunmarnea Israel Kats (un-marrlrdl, Marsha Kats, Hymen Jablow iwiaoweri: William Brooks and Ruth Brooks, his wife; Harry Brooks and Ida Brooks, his wife; Aron Brooks and Leah Brooks, his wife; Jack Brooks and Esther Brooks, his wife; Morris Brooks and Lena Brooks, his wife; Isldor Brooks (unmarried); Joseph Brooks and Msry Brooks, his Wife: Katla Kanlan. Rar.h rr.m.r Fannie Terry, Corn Exchange Bank, Charles Zlek, Albert Oordon, Knecht Dr. John Bturdlvant Read. Adolph Binder. Samuel Lefland, Relnhardt David Fine and Hyinan Fine, unknown creditors of Tsere! Kats.

deceased: unknown creditors of Tlllle Jablow, also known as Toble Jabtow, deceased. Upon the petition of Ethel Brooks, residing at 1783 60th street. In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York: You and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our said Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, at the Surrogate's offlre In the Borough of Brooklyn, on the 12th day of December. 1929, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of that day, why an order should not be made directing the sale of the real property of DAVID BROOKS, deceased, who the time of his death resided at 1 Oreene avenue. Brooklyn.

New York, for the payment and distribution of their re-nectlve shares to the parlies entitled trterete. In testimony whereof the seal of the Surrogate's Court of our said County of Kings has been lierr-un'o affixed. Witness. Honor-(L. I able Oeorge Albert Wingate.

Surrogate of our seld County, el the City of New York, this 24th day of October. 1929. JOHN H. M--COOEY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.

ne-4t IN PURSUANCE Or AN ORDER OF the Hon. Oeorge Albert Wingate. Surrogate of the Countv of Klnes, notice Is hereby given, areordlng to law. to all persons having claim against WALTER POLLARD, also known as SHERBURNE POLLARD, late nf the County of Kings, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, the subscriber at Its place of transacting business et Pine street, corner nf Nassau, In the Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, on or before the Bth day of May, innn. Dated.

New York City. October 30th. 102H. THE CHASE NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, Executor. 3.

Harry Snook, Attorney for Executor, Offlre At F. n. Address. 361 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan, New York Cltv. oio 261 STATE OF NEW YOHK.

SUPREME Court. County of Kings. Hush P. Ruane. plaintiff, against John Hushes and Mrs.

John Hushes, his wife, if anv: Joseph Hughes And Annie H'tghea, Ms wife; Mary Hughes. Thomas McNIrhols and Mrs. Thomas McNIchols, his wife, If snv: If aaid defendants are living, and If they or any ot them be dead, any and all persons who are husband, widow, grantee, rrorteagre. lienor, heir or devisee of such of them as may be dead, or of Marv Doherty. deceased, and Sarah Bovle, deceased, former owners of the premises described In the complaint herein, and their husbands and wives, heirs, devisees and successors In Interest, all of whom and whose nsmes and places of residence are urfknown to plaintiff; and Cuv of New York, and the Peonle of the state of New York, defendanta Trial desired In Kings County.

To the above-named d.fendante and each of them: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint In this action and to serve a copy of your answer, or. If the complaint Is not served with this summons, to serve a notice of aonear-anee on the plaintiff's attorney within twenty davs after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service. In case ol your failure to appear ot Hotel Astor, Charles Evans Hughes, speaker. 10:00 Shades of Don Juan. 11:00 Time; news; weather.

11:03 Palais Royal Orch. 11:30 Moonbeams. OTHER LOCAL STATIONS Stations Meters Time WMCA, 528 p.m wpch. Manhattan. .370 6:45 p.m.

7:45 p.m. WLWL, Manhattan 273 wubs, Mannattan. WOBB, WODA, WAAM. Newark 240 7:00 p.m. p.m.

8:30 p.m. p.m. 8:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 7:45 p.m.

8:45 p.m. p.m. p.m. 7:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m.

WCAP, Asbury 234 wevu, 2:11 WHAP, Manhattan. .231 WMGS, Manhattan. .222 WLTH, Brooklyn. ..214 WBBC, Brooklyn ....214 WSGH, Brooklyn ...214 WWRL, Woodslde ...200 DISTANT STATIONS Stations Meters Time WPG, Atlantic 273 p.m. wilt, Hartiora 23 WCAU, Philadelphia.

258 WIP, 492 KDKA, 308 WHAM, Rochester ...261 WGV, Schenectady. .380 WBZ, Springfield 303 WLW, 428 WTAM, 2R0 WJR, Detroit 399 9:30 p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.

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p.m. Tomorrow Morning WABC 8:00 a.m. Organ Reveille. 8:30 Morning Devotions. 8:45 Music: News.

Something Else. Home Makers Club. Merrymakers. 11:30 Du Barry Beauty Talk. 11:45 Columbia Club.

WEAF a.m. Health Exercises. Jolly Bin and Jane. 8:15 Morning Devotions. 8:30 Cheerio.

Milt Coleman, songs. 10:00 Hits and Bits. 10:4.1 Betty Crocker. 11:00 "Your Child," Grace Abbott. 11:1.1 Radio Household Institute.

11:4.1 "Cookery News," Constance land. 13:00 Aviation Weather. WJZ 7:30 a.m. Rise and Shine. 8:00 On the 8:1.1 The Headltnera.

8:4: Popular Bits. 0:1.1 Parnassus String Trio. The Manhatters. 10:1.1 "Hair Charm." Mary Hope Norrts. The Manhatters.

10:4.1 Barbara Gould, beauty talk. Cookery, Alberta M. Goudiss. 11:80 Norman Horn, tenor; Grace Need-ham, contralto. The Luncheon rive.

WOR a m. Gym Classes. Chimes; News: Weather. 9:00 Jean Lambert Dale. 9:30 Early 9:45 Home Hints.

10:00 Pure rood. 11:00 Nell Vlnlck. Beauty. 11:15 Musical Interlude. 11:30 Pnbll-Clty Tea Room.

1 1 :50 Maritime News. 13:00 Aviation Weather; Menu. p.m. Application of Dyes. 13:10 Ray-Do-Kay Trio.

Palais Joy Orch. 1:00 Hotel Piccadilly Trio. PLAN HOMES FOR FLUSHING. The Williams Realty and Development Corporation will build seven three-Btory frame dwellings In Mitchell between 164th and 165th Flushing, on a plot 150x 100. The plans have been prepared by Harold A.

Bergman, architect, and the cost of the operation Is estimated at $56,000. BUSINESS LEASES. Charles F. Noyes Company, has leased for E. A.

Johnson ground floor unit No. 7 In 400 Madison ave. to Joseph Slven it Co. In the Chanin Building, 122 E. 42d the Noyes Company has leased space on the eighth floor to the John Irving Shoe Company.

Brown, Wheelock: Harris. Vought represented" the landlord. Less politically, and with the touch of idealism that is permitted to members of the Senate when they are not particularly hot about anything, is the talk of Senator Shortridge, which will be all about the George Washington Memorial Association, which has as Its object the carrying out of George Washington's expressed wish for an institution "for the general diffusion of knowledge." While we're on talks, there is the broadcast tonight of the dinner to the presidents of seven women's colleges Radcliffe, Barnard, Mount Holyoke, Wellesley, Smith, Vassar and Bryn Mawr. Not only will these seven presidents speak, but Charles Evans Hughes and Mrs. Franklin D.

Roosevelt will say something. Enough of talk, talk. Once on N. B. now on Columbia, the Forty Fathom Trawlers open the first of a new series of broadcasts on WABC and chain tonight at 8:30 o'clock.

Mutiny on the high seas, desertion, door batterings, beachcomber crews all nicely boiled up and served for half an hour. You remember the programs. Heard from the deck of a deep sea trawler, and told by the Captain and members of the crew. Consignment of gold on the ship tonight. The lure of the shekels being too much for the crew, they attempt seizure of the ship, but are foiled by the Captain and Mate, and bang bang the marines appear just in time.

We weren't through with talk of talks at that. Tonight, BUI Schudt's "Going to Press" experiences a setback. Not a serious one, however. Just from Thursday to Wednesday. Tonight he has as speaker A.

R. Hol-combe, managing editor of the 35 HEW MEMBERS JOIN BOYS' CLUB Thirty-five new members were inducted Into the East New York Boys Association at Its regular bimonthly meeting in the temporary headquarters, 351 Bradford list night Plans were discussed and tickets distributed for the first annual e-tertainment and dance to be given at Rose Manor on Washington's Birthday night. Harry M. Peyser, chief counsel for the State Tax Commission, presented the charter Incorporating the organization and in doing so prmlMd the purely social character of the association and the evidence, of sincere friendship among its members. The club has made rapid strides in the three months of its existence, increasing its membership to an enrollment of 150 in that time, and is already contemplating a permanent abode in the East New York section of Brooklyn.

Upon terminating its business the meeting adjourned to its social room. VIEW JUPITER AND MOON. Jupiter and the surrounding satellites 400,000,000 miles away were brought clearly into view last night for members of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences in the observatory atop the Academy of Music. A gigantic telescope caused the clouds about the planet to be easily discernible. Another telescope was focused upon the moon.

-TUBE FACTS You are sura of 7 Second Action. Hum. Llf when yen ARCTURUS DLUK A-C LONG LIFE RADIO TUBES MONTHS CUARANTEE ON TUBES 52 MoeM 92 WEEKS TO PAY FREE DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION Liberal ALLOWANCE on your old set SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS rHi eieii ll.iwnm. mm mm i LESS TUBES 2:03 "Boned Chicken," Mrs. Julian Heath.

2:30 "The Lack of Self-Confldance," Elizabeth Tlmlow. 2:45 Band of a Thousand Melodlea. "Did You Know?" Herbert Askwlth. 4:00 Radio Guild, "Tragedy of Love." 6:00 National Woman's Party, "Opportunity for Women in Public Service," C. Baecom Slemp.

Melody Musketeers. 5:35 Reports: Stock Market. 6:00 New Yorker Hotel Orch; Howard Phillips, tenor. Talk. John B.

Kennedy. 1:00 Twilight Melodies, Los Angeles Trio. Coronation March Meyerbeer Open Thy Blue Eyes 'Massenet). Got a Feeling for You Trio Hymn to the Sun. Tango (Albenlzl Orch.

Waiting at the End of the Road, (Berlin) Trio Ave Maria March of the Boyards (Halvorseni, Orch. 7 Westlnghouse Salute dramatic sketch: 40 voices; orch. The Yeast Foamers, Chauncey R. Pearsons, tenor; Herald and Freddie Owen, duo; orch. Old Virginia Moon Vocal duo Miss You Orch.

A Dream Tenor When Mv Dreams Come True. One More Hour With You Tenor I Oet the Blurs When It Orch. St. Louis Biues Vocal duo Roses of Plcardy Tenor Collegiate Sam Orch. 8:30 Svlvanla Foresters, male quartet.

Kentucky Babe Quartet Song of India (Rlmsky-Korsakoffi, Ensemble By the Light of the Silvery Moon, Quartet Arcadian Waltzes (Talbot) Daisies Won't Tell Quartet My Toreador (Padllla) Orch. Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming (Poster) Quartet Little Mother (Rapee) Ensemble Smith Brothers, Scrappy Lambert and Billy Hlllpot, vocalists; orch. Blondy Vocal duet Bottoms Uo Take My Seat Vocal duet San That's When I Learned to Love You. Vocal solo Love Me or Leave Orch. Scandals Medley Vocal duet Dizzy Fingers ..0 irch.

I May Be Wrong Vooal duet 9:30 Home Towners, sketch. Neapolitan Nights. Berta Marchet-tl contralto; Alba Novella, soprano: Nino Fucile. baritone: Giuseppe dl Benedetto, tenor Joe Blvlvano, accordion; Mandolin Quartet; Gladys Shaw Ersklne, dtseuse. Non m'Amate Plu Prch- L'UItima Canzone Serenata i.Sopr,J Reminlscenza Ensemble Occhl Turchlno Prcn- Mare Chlaro Fenesta Che Luclna Soprano Tarantella Quartet Strombrrg-Carlson program.

Oveifure "The Magic Flute Mozart Angelus, "Scenes Plttoresquea" Massenet Star of Eve. Funeral March of a Marionette, Oounod Espana Chabrler 1 1 The Pepsodent Program. i 11:1.1 Slumber Music, string ensemble, Ludwlg Laurler. A Dal in May (suite) Memories Salnt-Clalre In a Chinese Temple. Eiegv Tschalkowsky Traumerei Schumann Serenade Tarenghl Evening Maduro 12:00 Aviation weather.

570 M. 8:30 p.m. "Transporatlon of Fishes," Thomas Market, "Know Your Child," ny Louis Monash. :O.V Croft Kiddles. Spanlnh Lessons.

V. H. Berlltr. "Brooklyn's Negro Women," Frances Gunner; Negro Spirituals. police alarms; clvie news.

7:3.1 "Safeguarding Food," Dr. Charles Bolduan. "The Sources of Our Law." 11:1.1 National Security League. 8:30 Adolph Lewlsohn Course In Music: Essardv Trio: Harry Nrldelle, violin; Vladimir Dublnsky, 'cello; Leo Bmall, piano. Trio, Op.

10. No. 5 In Major. Beethoven Trio, Op. 101, Minor Brahms 710 M.

p.m. Aviation weather; menu. Dare's Faxnlon Letter. The a ter topics. t.m Hotel Montciair Ensemble.

Jansscn'i Orch. Jersey Club Women's Hour, Dr. Joseph Roucek; Mrs. Joeph Roucek, violinist. "The Situation In Palestine," Wm.

A. Whllelaw, Rutgers University. Florence Fuller, contralto. charlotte Robillard, banJoit. 5:4.

Home Talk. Norma Bingham. Four Potato Bugs. The Troupern. 4 00 Alex Berne Hour.

4:1.1 Women's Peach Society. 4 Lafayette College Hour. Mimical MumnRS, organ. 'The Meanina of Open i.ool worn." (Mora j. Kyan.

in Adah Seitton. soprano. JV.VI Mm Algonquin 7100 Calder, baritone Aviation eather; sports. t-Sf) L'nrte Don. -Hollywood Orch.

Town Crier. Mld-Paclfie. Mmical Overtone. Invalbank, cnntraMo; ueorge Leach, baritone. :00 Dinner in honor of the Preiidenta of Seven Eastern Colleges for Women at Herald Tribune, who will speak on "The Day's News" over WABC at 6: IS o'clock.

We might as well out with it. There will be more talking of some importance. Angelo Patri, the tolerant, sympathetic and intelligent child-guider, and Bess Goodykoontz, new Assistant Commissioner of Education, will speak tonight on WEAF. The program Is under the direction of the National Education Association, and promises to be of national interest. You have seen Angelo Patrl in The Eagle.

Now you may hear him. a Erno Rapee, sparkling director of the Mobiloll Orchestra, has selected an all-Grieg program for presentation tonight on WEAF at 8 o'clock. Of most Interest is the piano "Concerto In A Minor," which will be played by Julia Glass, one of Roxy's proteges. "Love kills the one that cannot dole It grain by grain the one that has not turned love Into a habit." Such is the theme of the Radio Guild's presentation on WJZ tonight Gunnar Heiberg's drama, "The Tragedy of Love." The play Is the story of a man who Is more interested In his work than In his wife and of a wife whose devotion grows In spite of his indifference, and Increases to the point of desperation. Hank Simmon's drama.

In the "Show Boat" hour tonight on WABC, Is Just another of his delightfully melodramatic productions this time "The Gold King." Plenty of blood and thunder and gun play, and the prison scene where our nearly misled youth Is saved from the vile clutches of the arch criminal by the nick-of-tlme hero. MASSAPEQUA PLOT SOLD. Brady, Cryan Colleran, sold plots at Massapequa Park, L. as To Mary Wall of Manhattan, plot 60x100 on Park to M. Kirschman of Brooklyn, plot 40x100 on Willow to R.

Kirschman of Brooklyn, plot 40x100 on Roosevelt to J. G. Burke of Brooklyn, plot 100x100 on Lake unve, adjoining State Park and lake; to T. Palmer of Manhattan, plot 40x100 on Willow to P. S.

Murtagh of Manhattan, plot 40x100 on Pierce Mary Regal of Manhattan, plot 80x100 on Walnut st. Twins, trousers, troubles and suspenders never come singly. A lawyer is a man who doesn't care it life is full of trials. CORPORATION NOTICES. SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the Commissioner of Purchase of The City of New York, st his office.

Room I80S, Municipal Building, Manhattan. Irani 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., on MONDAY, NOVEMBER II, 19I. Boredfh of Brooklyn. FOR FBRN18HINO AND DELIVER INO FORAGE TO THE DEPARTMENT OF 8TREET CLEANINQ.

The time for the performance of eon-tracts Is from December 1, Hit, to December 31, 1929. No bid shall be considered unleaa it i. accompanied by a deposit. Such deposit shall be In an amount not less than one and one-hall per cent, of the total amount of the bid. The amount of security re quired Is thirty per cent, ol the contract amount awarded.

The bidder will state the price per unit, as called for In the schedules of quantities snd prices, by which the bids wlU be tested. The extensions must be made and footed up, as the bids will be read from tne total, and awards. If made, made to uie lowest Diaaer on each item or class, as stated In the schedules. 8c-eclncatlona referred Ul In tha i.Iim(. ules may be had upon application at Room 1901, Municipal Building, Manhattan.

Blank forma and further informatlAtt may be obtained at the office of the De partment 01 purchase. 19th floor, Munici pal ouiining, Mannattan. PETER 1. DOOL1NO, Wlnstrnetloni to Bidders neat to last pate. (C-559) nl3-10t OSU LEGAL NOTICES.

To the creditors of Laurence Thomas nincn, late 01 tne county 01 Kings, de ceased: Please take notice that, pursuant to the provisions of See. 121 of the Surrogate's Court Act, I Intend to apply for letters of administration upon the estate of Laurence Thomas Htitch, deceased, on the 12th day of December, 1929. All creditors of Laurence Thomas HI neb are, therefore, notified to present their claims to the Eurroaate's Court In the County of Kings, at the Hall of Recorda, Borough of Brooklyn, City of Ntw York, on or before the 12th day of Dwember. 1929. This notice Is published and served upon the creditors of Laurence Thomas Hinch pursuant to an order of Hon.

oeorge Albert Wlngate, surrogate 01 tne county 01 sunga. Dated November 11, 1929. J. HUTTOIf HINCH, nl3-4tw SUPREME COURT, QUEENS COUNTY Alfred U. Olena, Tbeophilua D.

Olena and Cora L. Haven, as executors and executrix unaer tne last win ana testament 01 Theophllus Olena, plaintiffs, against Ida ii. k. rearer, also anown as ina u. it.

Nlssen, The City of New York, Isaac aiainews, Mr a. isaao Matnewa, jonn Malhewa. first name John belne flctl- tioua, and being intended to designate the son of Isaac Mathews, Mrs. John Mathewa, his wife, if either or any 01 mem oe living ana ir aeaa, any ana all persons whose names are unknown to the plaintiffs, claiming or who may claim to have an interest In or a general or apeclflo lien upon the real property described In the complaint herein or any art thereof, by, through, or under the said saae Mathews, Mrs. Isaac Mathewa, jonn Matnews or mh.

jonn aaata ews, such persons being generally described and being Intended to Include the husbands, wives, widows, descendants, helra-at-law, executors, administrators, aevtsees, legatees, lienors, assignees, next-of-kin of any of such person or per sons, deriving any Interest In, or lien upon, or title to the real property described In the complaint or any part thereof, by, through, or from them or any of them. their respective husbands, wives, widows snd widowers, defendants Amended sum. mona. To the above-named defendanta: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action and to serve copy of your answer upon the plaintiffs' attorneys within twenty dava after the service of this summons, exrluslve of the day of service; and In case of your failure to appear or answer. Judgment will be taken aealnat you by default for the relief drmandra ta the complaint.

Dated. April JOHH i. KINO. Attorney for Plaintiffs. mil Jamaica avenue, Jamaica, New York.

To the above-named defendants: Isaac Malheas. Mrs. laaao Mathews. "John Mathews, first Dame being fictitious, and being Intended to designate the eon of liiac Mathews, Mrs. "John'' Mathewa.

Ms wife. If either or any of them be living and If dead, any and all persons whoe names are unknown to the plaintiffs, claiming or who may claim to have an Interest in or a general or specific lien upon the real property described In the com plaint herein or any part thereof, by, throueh. or tinder the said Isaao Mathews, Mrs. Isaac Mathewa. "John" Mathews of Mrs.

"John" Mathews, surh persons being generally described and being Intended to include the husbands, wives widows, de- srennants. nelrs-et-lew. exerutora. admin Istrators, devisees, legatees, creditors, trus- leea, committees, grantees, lienors, as-slenees. or of anv of such tter- suns, or of any person or persona deriving any Interest In, Urn upea or title to 7:30 Golden Gems; Theodore Webh, baritone; Elsie Baker, contralto; string ensemble.

Hungarian Dance (Brahms) Ich Ltebe Dlch 'Oriegi Baritone Homing (Del Rtegof Contralto April Song (Newton) Contralto Intermezzo 81nIonlco (Mascagnti, Quartet Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms (Moore) I.oltta (Buzzl-Pcccla) Baritone Tlie House That Somebody Loves (Grevi Contralto The Brownies (Leoni) Contralto Humoresque (Dvorak) Quartet 8:00 Erno Rapee'a Mobiloll Concert; Julia Glass, pianist; Viola Philo. so- to Spring rirst Movement Minor Anltra's Dance Puck Orch. Concerto In A Piano Orch. Orch. of Solvejg's Song Bop a no In the Hall of the Mountain King, orcn.

8:30 Happv Wonder Bakers: Jack Parker, tenor; male trio; Frank Black, pianist. Speak With Your Eyes (Sullivan), Ensemble Carolina Moon (Davis) Butterfly iLrvallei Duet Red Hot Trumpet (Rod germ Trio "Ballet of the Seasons" (Glazounowi, Orch. Trees (Rnsbacht Tenor Poor Butterfly (Hubbell) Orch. Great Day (Youmansi Ensemble Ipana Troubadours; male trto; Orch. 1 Know That You Know.

Good News. Till Your Happiness Happens Along. Lonely Troubadour. Finesse. Lonesome Little Dolt.

All That I Ask Is Svmpathv. You're Always in My Down In Old Havana Town. El Feltcario. Hard to Oet. Prettv Little You.

Dancing Tambourine. By the Way. Am I Blue? Palm olive Hour; Olive Palmer soprano: Paul Oliver, tenor: Elizabeth Lennox, contralto; the Revelers; Lewis James and James Melton, tenors; Elliott Shaw, baritone; Wilfred Glenn, bass; orch. Ladder of Roues Ensemble Juat You. Just Me Duet Low Down Rhythm Orch.

Jimt a Memory Revelers Springs Awakening (Sanderson), Soprano Tmbourin Chinois (Kreisler) HUU of Home iFoxt Tenor Prelude Minor (Rachmaninoff Bat vat i angfj i roiiRC 1 Sllter Waters La Paloma Satisfied fFeistt Rors of Plcarrir My Mummy Is Gone Oh Lovely Niaht Ronald) Loneaome Little Doll Funny Face Salon Sinners. Orch. Eniiemble Sopra no Orrh. Timor Duft Orrh. Hall to the Dance (Tschalkownkv), Woo Thou Sweet Music Sineers To a Wild Ro (MacDowell) The Time Day Colei Singer 8wliigin' Vine nroavenon When Dav 'a Dos (KaUcher).

Violin 1 Loe Yiki Trulf iBondi Rom in the Bttd Ringen Your Io' All (amecnikj I mh String Orch. 11:1.1 Education in the Nation's Eves'' epeakera: Hea Goodvkoontx, asnintant rnmmUilnrier of education: Angelo Patrl. author; 8 D. 8hnkland, maner of ceremonleii; Col. Douglas I.

McKnv-muMral program. Vnlled States Navi Band Palais d'Or Orch. 760 M. I'M p.m. National Farm and Hnm Hour.

Land Clrant Collcf. AiaoClatloQ program. 14-Billy Rhodel, baritone. Tonight's Features p.m. F.lmrk and Gold WEAF.

mrinaies, kjc; ramliy Abroad wur; Kntertalnars. WABC. Cirms. WEAK; Sketch, WJZ Town Crier. WOK.

Mobiloll W'EAF; Foaroers, WJZ; Concert, WABC. Trio. WXVCi Foresters. WJZ; Hiker-. WEAK; Sea Tain.

WABC. Smith WJZ; Bed Seal Hour, WABC. ralmollve, WEAF; Sketch. WJZ; rimnker, WABC. JIMHI Neapolitan Mghta, WJZ; Kolater Hour.

W4BC; Don WOR. Sinters. WIAF: Stromnrrg Carl- nn, IUZ; Kolan Villaie, WABC. 11.1- Slumber Hour. WJZ.

33:30 a.m. Organ, WABC. Speeches V20 p.m. Spanish Lessons. WN'YC.

"Negro Women, NYC. 'rood." VtNYC. Vftw'Law." WNYC. 11:1.1 Security League. WN'YC.

harlee Evans Hughes, WOR. llli "Education," WEAF. Dance Orchestras. p.m. Trouliadonra.

WEAF. 1'ilali Kov.l. WOR. Specht'af WABC 860 M. i.m.

Ywrm'i Restaurant Orch. I -ww narcltv Orch. In prints. Luimann's Entertainers, our Little Playhouse. 4.

oil Mimical album. club Plaza Orch. Bookhouf-e storv time, ft: km Litttnaun Entertainers. Closmn market; "Bill" Schildt's "Going to press." Royal Canadians. lie rbr rt'B Entertainers.

1 Sachs' program. tviHiurand opera concert; Nino Martini, tenor. rohrngrln (Wnimer Orch. Tristan and Isolde Wngner) Die MetMerMntter (Wagner) Orch. Lntienrrin Wagner Fortv Fathom Trawlers.

Red fVal hour. Mi La Palina Smoker. I'm Satisfied Chonu liton Valverde I Mrv Be Wrong Orch. Speech Senator Shortrldge When the Bweet Forget-Mc-Nots Remember Chorus Moio; Only a Rose. Putton L'p Your Overcoat jo tiiiKoMer Mdio hour.

Dixie Jmnftoree. uotta lor You. Song of Fongs. bong. Babfi, In the Wood.

Look lor the Silver Lining Who Ol' Man River. lion i-ver Leave Dane Aav the Night. The Vagabond Loer. to In a liuian village. Hank Himmon's Phow Boat.

imp Pmu1 Orrh. a.m, Ai.n Leaf, organ. 660 M. 12 ihi o'clock Trio; Augus- tu.e Jeq'iilhtrd. Roprawj 4.v mi k-t md anther.

I ddr Orrn. 1 HuavHrri. font. 2 i ynv. a Good Heart, Dr.

flhlrley vv wvnne. 1 riinne trio I (iim IKat." RmrhIit trtK, contralto. 4 tut Folk Felix Or ii an. Joseph Vf-ndlMohn, baritone. 4 rnw Piiric Centr! Hotel Tea Music.

A. ihi- Rkv 8ir.tfhr. A Mt Ltidv Nut Dr. mt and Oold Koom Orch; tud ie I a 'iner MiiKii ('ve'' Mendelfihohn Thoasat.d and One Nights Wal'z, Htrauas Dunn Amhe Tachalkowkkv Ii PcMrl Piuhern" BlKet ArmiiTtii Niphi WllrtenhrTf I'hiidrrri'a K'jlte I-lrtrhpr 1 Rrvrs rt enra Amour. Hilver 'hinf 0 LuIIhIiv Bowers In MniiiMrv Kulbfv In ct the Hours Pom-hieili bunivet Lanrl Kumflo l.a FntH Irl Ir.Hio' Vrrd! ihi KiMinly Oof-a Abroad, Ilomance I ai Prnntln MMi.iriw MHn fnr the Bliien I ciimhitc the fltaira Into Your Heart.

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