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1 I DivuJivLliN UAiLl EAULE, NEW YORK, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1934 WEDDING GUEST Radio Dial-Log 3 Kings and Queens To Dine With Marina Today's Radio Program Br JO RANSON Radiography of Walter Keefe, Mike Wo Have Willi Us Toi.ilit O'Keefe's Oldest Boy-Broun on Vallee Program Other Happenings Magnificent Gold Plate to Be Used at Dinner for Princess and Duke Greek Orthodox Riles to Follow Nuptial Service London, Nov. 26 (JP) Three kings George of England, Christian of Denmark and Haakon of Norway with their queens will sit down together tonight In Buckingham Palace at a dinner given by King George in honor of Princess Marina as will the "Singini, Horsemen of if fi 860 K. A BC 34 9M. 4 OO PM Little HoMf. 4 J5 -Carlile and London.

4 Ml Vripf? procram. ft OO Og. 8on ol JFirt, 5 IS-SIcippt. ft JacK Armrronr. ft Betty Biirihell.

songs. 0 OO Buck Hirers. 8 13 Bcbur Benson. 30 The Shadow. A Prfss-Rdii Nrws.

7 OO Myrt and Murice. 7 1 Just BUI. 7 Paul Keast. baritone, and Hudson Orch. 7 45 Boake Carter.

OO Carson Robison. 15 Edwin C. Hill. 8 ao Pasternack Donineiii. soprano.

oo Rosa Ponselle with Kotpljneti Orch. no Block and Sully, jo oo Kinu Orch 10 Ceome H. Bicrlrw. M.D., director Mas(tachiiet' (General Hospital tn Boston, Preventive Medicine." 10 5 Emery Pentsch, violin. 1 1 oo Gray Orch.

1 1 .10 Kate Smith. 12 no Dance music until 130 am. and the Duke of Kent. the Steppes," the Dor. Cossack Russian Male Chorus.

On The Dotted Line The Landt Trio and White are forming a dance band and will give auditions this week for several prospective sponsors Airs. Phil Lord has prepared a script vrural sketch) with all of the action taking place on a party telephone Mrs. John S. Reilly delivered her 250th Radiographics. O'Keefe, the Broadway hill billy, prefers to be known as "Mike O'Keefe's oldest boy the one who I working" other folks call him "The Man on the Flying Trapeze" and, sometimes, worse I say he Is one of the better comedians on the his manager agrees with me.

Walter writes his own lyrics and sinrs 'em in a quavering voice hails from llartforc where his father Is still remembered as a first rate comedian during his freshman ear at Notre Hnrlun Eugene Read (WOR. noted netrt Kale Smith (WABC, 11:30 p.m.) popular high-toned songntretg 2 Disabled Yachts Rescued at Sea consecutive talk over WOR recently, entering her sixth year on the air as an advocate of commonsense lf 12 3ft National Farm and Home Hour. 1 no Vic and Bade. 1 45 Genia Fonariova. merso-aoprano.

2 OO Crosscuts. 2 3 Home. Suert Home. 2 4 5 Nellie Revell. .1 oft Collins Orch.

3 30 Music Magic. 4 OO Betty and Bob. 4 15 Eddie and Ralph. 4 30 Temple of Sting. WOR 6 45 AM Gym Clock.

7:30 Sorey Orch. 8 OO Current events. 8 1 A Melody Moments. 8 20 Same as WABC. 8 3ft Martha Manning.

8 45 Rhythm Encore. 9 Oft Bud Rainer. 9 15 Home Town Boys. 9 30 Freudberg Orch. 9 4 5 "The Adolescent and His Clothes." 10 OO Alfred W.

McCann. 11 OO Adelaide Van Wey. 11 15 The Heat Waves. 11 no "The Lamplighter." 11 45 Tom Davis, tenor. 12 Oft Current events.

12 15 P.M. Hal Beckett. organ. 12 30 Dance orch. 1 OO Health talks.

1 05 Household Hints. Fremiberg Orch. 1 no Bide Dudley. 1:45 Studio orch. 2 Oft Dr.

Arthur Frank Payne. 2:15 Memories. Martha Deane. 3 00 Musical Revue. 3:15 Hospital Drama.

3 30 Show Boat. 4 0ft Health talk. 4 15 The Melody Singer, 4 30 Brown Orch. 4:45 Dr. Kurt Haeseler.

WNYC 8:00 A M. Dance Orch. Same as WABC. 8 3 Alexander Richardson, organ. 9 OO Sammons and Scha- chern.

915 Ruby Greene. spirituals. 9:30 Press-Radio News. 9:35 Masterwork Hour. 1 Spanish course.

10:4 5 Eisenberg and Evans. 11 Oft Literary Highlights. 11:15 Lanvin and Smith. Course in Economics. The King and Queen of Denmark and Prince Waldemar arrived in London today for the wedding, which takes place Thursday.

A busy round of private engagements faced Mwna. The first dinner party connected with the wedding will be held in the gorgeous white and gold state diningroom of Buckingham Palace tonight. Magnificent gold plate, one of the most costly possessions of the British sovereigns, will be used. The occasion will be in glittering contrast to the quiet and inexpensive home life to which the Princess was accustomed before her engagement. An altar service of gold will be used for the second wedding ceremonythe Greek Orthodox seal-ins; the union of Princess Marina and the Duke.

This ceremony, much shorter and performed before only a select company of royal witnesses, will follow immediately the Church of England service at Westminster Ab Associated Press Photo Princess Eugenia of Greece, the only daughter of Prince George of Greece and Mario, Princess Bonaparte, who will attend the marriage of her cousin. Princess Marina, on Thursday. This Is the first photograph taken of her in ten years. Irene Wicker (W JZ, 9:30 p.m.) start in drama tnde sirable Woman Richard Croalit (WEAF, 8:30 p.m.) metropolitan Opera star 660K. WEAF 454 M.

4 OO P.M. John Martin. 4 15 Gypsy Trail. 4 Roxanne a 1 1 1 rongs. 4 45 Children's pros ram.

6 OO Dental week talks: Bernard 8. president of the Board of Aldermen, and others. 5:15 StraiKht Shooters. Sizzlers Trio. 5 45 Stamp Club.

Oft Program summary. 6 0.1 Cunat Orch. 615 The Desert Kid. fi: no Press-Radio News. Carol Deis, soprano.

15 Billy B-itchelor. OO Rny Perkins, songi. 7:15 Gene and Glenn. 7 Bernard Dumont. 7 4 5 Uncle Ezra.

:00 Himber Orch. 8:30 Richard Crooks, tenor. 8 OO Horlick Frank Parker, tenor. i Oao House Party. I Dame roomed at the home of Knute Rockne.

opportunity in show business was with Tex Guinan in New York and Miami and at Barney Gallant's in the Village. The boy from Hartford reads 37 newspapers every day In search for fresh a tireless worker he may get an Idea In the afternoon and work until the next morning on it somehow he finds time read most current fiction though to do so he does a lot of reading in taxi-cabs married to Roberta Robinson, stage and screen performer. Rudy Vallee has ready a sturdy bill of fare for his Thanksgiving night program over WEAF. The show will originate In the Radio Two disabled yachts, missing on the Atlantic, with 15 persons aboard, 'ere found early today. The schocr.er White Cloud, its steering geir disabled on a scientific and treasure-hunting expedition to the Spanish Main, was located 300 miles northeast of Porto Rico by f.ae steamer Rangitata.

Eleven men are on the White Cloud. Creeping rhoreward with only a staysail, the ketch Fayaway was found by the Coast Guard cutter Mascoutin ,15 miles off Chesapeake light vessel, near Norfolk, Va. The Fayaway was sailed by a veteran yachtsman, Richard P. Drew of Hartford, Conn. He was accompanied by his wife and two children.

Aboard the White Cloud with George Harris were G. Proctor Cooper 3d, of East Lee, owner of the craft; John B. Archibald of New York; Ian Galloway, London, England; Count Ilya Tolstoy, grandson of the author; Edward P. Beckwlth, Garrison, N. explorer; F.

L. Von Fursten-berg, New York, and a crew of four. Theater Organist, 33, Dies From Fall Joseph Stoves, 33, organist of every Monday, Wedntsday and Friday at 12:15 p.m. She is the mother of seven children, a society woman and a graduate of Vassar College where she majored in domestic science. Let's look at the figures.

That very early morning program on WEAF consisting of B. A. Rolfe's orchestra and East and Dumke (ex-Sisters of the Skillet) is one of the heaviest programs in radio. By heavy I don't mean symphonic. I mean actual weight.

The total is only 1,462 pounds or a little than half a ton. East weighs 250 pounds; Dumke registers 260; Rolfe is champ, chalking up 270 pounds; Control Engineer Smith, 250; Jack Parker of the Men About Town trio 230; and Sam Herman of the orchestra 202. Is it any wonder the elevator men want to go on strike! (11:15 Alexander 3 1 1 r. I piano. 1 1 Navy Band.

12 00 M. Voice of :55 Melody Moments. 7:00 Ford Frick. 7: 15 Comedy Stars. 7 Mystery sketches.

7 4 5 Dance music. Loew's Valencia Theater, Jamaica, died yesterday afternoon in Mary Immaculate Hospital as a result of bey. 12:15 P.M. The Gumps, 8:00 Lone Kanger. sao Jack Arthur, Helen lS.tO Citizens Family Wei- fare.

Al and Lee Reiser, Ward. male others. a fall from his third floor apart 10:00 Lullaby Lady: quartet. Radio Forum. ll.OO The Grummlts.

City studios. 12:35 Warren Orch. 1:00 Red Cross speaker. 1:05 Hall Orch. Stage Relief speaker.

1:35 Velas Ensemble. 1:45 Kassel Orch. The Witches Tale. 1:30 Lura and Abner. 9:45 Burnett Orch.

in-oo Frank and Flo. His piece de rislstance will be 11:15 Jesse Crawford, oriran JOHN P. CARLSON, Inc Unnufacturert ot Printing INK Lithograph JLP DRY COLORS VARNISH 420-422-424 C.rroll Street Brooklyn, N. 1. lino st.

Louts Symphony, Harlan Eugene Read. Heywood Broun, the columnist, who will say a few words about the 2:00 Little French Princess. 11:45 Vida Yeager, songs. ment at 90-16 171st Jamaica. Stoves was seen hanging from the window sill about 5:30 a.m.

yesterday morning, but he lost his grasp and fell before assistance reached him. No definite cause of the fall was determined. 12 0O M. Music Opportunity. 2:15 Helen Trent.

Vladimir Golschmann, conductor. 12 oo Dance music until I a.m. lo in the spotngnt. Weather report. Current events.

11:1 5 Moonbeams, lino ince music untl 1 a.m. world, in general, including one or two items about Broun. Bert Lahr also wiU do something 2 .10 School ol the Air. 3:00 Variety Hour. 4:00 Little House.

4:15 Poetic String. Science service. 4:45 Messner Orch. 760K. WJZ 395M.

4 OO P.M. Betty and Bob. 4 15 Charles Sorce. tenor. LEGAL NOTICES 4.TO Beverly Nichols.

Em- WEAF 1 6:45 AM Health exercises. 7:45 Rolfe Orch. 8:30 Cheerio. 58 Program summary. 9:00 Organ rhapsody.

9:30 Eva Taylor, songs. 9:45 Allen Prescott. 1 0 00 Press-Radio News. 10:5 Breen and de Rose. Clara.

Lu 'n' Em. Morning Parade. 11:15 Your Child. 1 1 :30 Songs. 11:4 5 Orch.

12:00 Edward Wolter, baritone. 12:15 Honeyboj and Sassafras. 12:30 P.M. Merry Madcaps. 12:15 P.M.

Annual Christinas Seal Sale. 12:30 Dance orch. 1 Police alarms; civic news. 1:05 Gramercy Chamber Trio. 1:30 Concert Band.

2 Oft Lucille Berthpn, soprano. 2: 15 Social Service Work. String quartet. 3 1 5 The Kingly Reformer. 3 30 Brooklyn Trio.

4 OO History of Art. 4:15 Alicia Starr, songs. 4:30 X-Raying Your Teeth. 4:45 Illuminato Meserln- dino, violin. WMCA 7:00 A M.

Morning Salute. Brad and Al. 8:00 Barnacle Bill. 8 15 Morning Steps. 8:20 Same as WABC.

8:30 The Pick-Me-Ups. 8:45 The Harmonettes. 9:00 Top the Morning. 9:15 One-Man Band. 9:30 Bernie Dolan.

9:45 The Dentist Says. 10:00 agebrusb Har- monlzers. 10:15 Press-Radio News. 810K. WNYC 370M.

P.M. Dance orch. 4:30 Russian course. 4 4. Junior Inspectors Club.

5 OO Isaiah Seheman, piano. 5 15 Music series. 570K. WMCA 526M. 4:45 P.M.

Planning Agriculture. 5 0O Tea Timers. 5:30 Radio Party. :00 Blaine Orch. 6:15 Safeguarding Investments.

8:20 Twilight philosopher. 6:45 a ush Har- monfyers. 6:45 Freidman Orch. 7:00 Gloria Grafton, songs 7:15 A. A.

Sullivan, poet. 7:30 Jan. Jude and Jerry. 7:45 George Reid. 8:00 Three Little Punsters.

8:4 5 Kay Thompson, songs. 9 OO Dramatic sketch. 9 30 Bob Haring. SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY South Brooklyn Savings Bank, formerly The 8outh Brooklyn Savings Institution, plaintiff, against Joseph H.

Layden Marion E. Layden. his wife: Harold J. Layden and "Mary" Layden. his wife, the name "Marr" being fictitious, the true Christian name of said defendant being unknown to plaintiff; Prank L.

Layden, also known as Frank A. Layden. and "Julia'' Layden, his wife, the name "Julia" oeing fictitious, the true Christian name of said defendant being unknown to plaintiff: Charlotte L. Cunnlff. also known as Connlff: Joseph H.

Layden Linden National Bank and Trust Company, Linden National Bank. Linden Trust Company. Central Lumber Company. Nlcklos Heinrlch. Edwin Garage Joseph Shapiro, Title Guarantee and Trust Company, The People ot the State of New York and Mary Murray, defendants.

Supplemental summons. To the above-named defendants: You are hereby summoned to answer ns playwright and novelist, speaker. 4:45 Zlto Orch. 6 OO Pearce Gantr. 5:15 Jackie Helier.

tenor. The Singing Lady. 5:15 Little Orphan Annie. oo Army Band. '1 Program summary.

HO Press-Radio News. Shirley Howard, songs. 6 45 Lowell Thomas. 7:00 Amos 'n' Andy. 7:1 5 Plantation Echoes: Robison Mildred Bailey, blues singer.

7 3ft-Red Davis. 7:45 Dangerous Paradise. 8 00 Dorothy Page, contralto: comedy sketch with Elinor Harriott. Ed Prentiss and Virginia Lee. Southernalres Quartet.

I 8:45 Seth Parker. I 9 oo Minstrel show with 1:00 Market and weather reports. 1:15 Lande Ensemble. 1.30 Music Guild. 2:30 The Peerless.

2:45 Vic and Sade. 3 OO Ma Perkins. 3:15 Morin Sisters. 3 30 Woman's Radio view. Gene Arnold, interlocutor; joe arsons, Dass, 10 3O Fisher Orch.

11 Voice of Romance. quartet 11 15 Hall Orch 9:.10 "Undesirable Woman. "I Re- 10:20 Madeline Hardy, piano. 11:30 Mills Band. 12 00 Betty Oould.

orean. 12 30 AM. Dance music roet corner. 1 1 :00 Christian Science 4.00 Webb Orch. 4:30 The Jesters Trio.

4:45 Children's Program. lecture. Loew's Bedford Theatre and Your Local Merchants Listed Offer DOUBLE FEATURE SHOWS EVERY TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY (With Exception of ThanliHgiving Day) AND SENSATIONAL MERCHANDISE SAVINGS 10 DISCOUNT al the stores of the following merchants drama with Ireene wicker and others. 10:00 "The Decline and Fall ot Art In Blushing." Mercado Orch. Dance music until 1 a.m.

11:15 Maytime Parade. until 2. Main Features On WEVD the amended complaint In this action and to serve a copy of your answer, or, If the amended complaint Is not served with this supplemental summons, to serve a notice of appearance on the plaintiff's attorney within twenty days after the service of this supplemental summons, exclusive of the day of service. In case of your failure to appear, or answer, Judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded In the amended complaint. Dated, October 9th, 1934.

D. D. WHITNEY, Plaintiffs Attorney, 16 Court Street. Brooklyn, New York. To the defendants, Frank L.

Layden, also known as Frank A. Layden, and "Julia" Layden. his wife, the name "Julia" being fictitious, the true Christian name ot said defend.vit being unknown to plaintiff: The foregoing supplemental summons Is served upon you by publication pur TOMORROW 710K. WOR 4:00 P.M. Health talk.

4:15 Eddie Connors. Town Talk. 1 1-30 Champagne Cocktails. 11:45 Ben Arley. tenor.

12:00 M. Prior Orch. 12:30 Betty Jayne. songs. 12:45 Hollander Orch.

1:15 Sid Schwartz. 1:30 Bergere Orch. 1:45 The Ragamuffins. Crane Calder. baritone.

2:15 Steven Barry, songs. 2:30 Roads of Romance. 3:00 Charlotte Buchwald. 3:15 Dorothy Aiken, songs. 3:30 Today's Winners.

4:15 "Science in Your WJZ A.M. Don Hal Trio. 7:45 Jolly Bill and Jane. 8:00 Morning devotions, 8:15 Lew White, organ. 8:20 Same as WABC.

8:30 Lew White, organ. 8:43 Program summary. 8:45 Landt Trio and White. 9:00 The Breakfast Club. 10 00 Josephine Gibson.

10:15 Edward MftcHugh. 10:30 Today's Children. 10:45 Press-Radio News. 10:50 Radio Kitchen. 11:00 The Honeymooners, 11:15 Tony Wons.

1130 Marine Band. WABC 7:30 A.M. Orgnn Reveille. The Song Reporter. 8:20 City Consumer Guide.

8:30 Salon musicale. 8:5 7 On the Air Today. Happy Days Revue. 1 0 OO Press-Radio News. 10:05 Music Masters.

10:15 Bill and Ginger. Madison Ensemble. 1 1:00 Eton Boys. Home. 5:00 Musical prottram.

6 05 Current events. 6:15 Captain Tom, 6:30 Story Club. 5' 45 Jimmle Allen, Uncle Don. :30 Gabriel Heatter. :45 Cocktail Time.

Musical Miniatures. WEVD 7'43 A.M. Morning devotions. 8:00 Dr. Jacob List.

suant to an order of the supreme court, State ot New York, made by Hon. James T. Halllnan, one of the Justices of said Court, dated the 24th day of October, 1934. and filed with the amended complaint in the office of the County Clerk of Kings County, In Brooklyn, City and Slate of New York. The object of the action Is to foreclose a mortgage first In Hen on premises In the Borough of Brooklyn.

City and State of New York, on the southerly side of Second Place, distant 80 feet westerly from the southwesterly corner of Second Place and Clinton Street, and being In dimen Stone Age Is Limit Professional Models Will Get Even Break Of Irish Ancestry Dublin, Nov. 26 The belief that the ancestry of the Irish can be trant.fi haflr tViA Ta Ann 1. n.fh One professional model will be used for every society model In Wedding Guests Killed as Auto Hits Stanchion charity affairs under an agreement Harvard University scientists an-announced today between Gertrude nounced today after finding ar- sions 16 feet In width front and rear by 80 feet in depth on both sides, and known as No. 46 Second Place. Brooklyn, N.

Y. Dated, Brooklyn. October 26. 1934. D.

D. WHITNEY, Attorney for Plaintiff, 16 Court Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS Annie M. Ames, plaintiff, against Holver L.

Mayer, head of the National cheological evidence that the an- Direction: With every ticket of admission to Loew's Bedford Theatre, Bedford Avenue and Bergen Street, on Tuesday, Wednesday nnd Thursday, starting Tiies-day, Nov. 27, and ending Thursday, Dec. 13, you will receive a 10 discount card good at any of the loral merchants listed helow. These cards will save you 10 on purchases made at these stores on Tuesday, Nov. 27: Friday, Nov.

30; Mondav, Dee. Tuesdav, Dec. Friday, Dec. 7j Monday, Dec. 10; Tuesday, Dec.

11, and Fridar, Dec. 14. Professional Models Organization cient the Green Isle and Mrs. Edward T. Griffith, social Anderson.

Olga Anderson, his wife: Ru dolph A. Schwenker, Helen H. Schwenker. PROPOSALS registerite and charity worker, of 575 Park Ave. 10 Discount Curd Good at Any of These Local Merchants KINGS PARK STATE HOSPITAL KINOS PARK.

L. N. Y. INTERIOR PAINTING. Specification No.

8374. NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Sealed proposals coverlnn Interior Paint-Ins. Buildmn No. 37, Kines Park State Hospital, Kings Park.

Long Island. N. in accordance with Specification No. 8374 and accompanying drawing, will be received by the Commissioner of Mental Hymene. State Office Bulldlnz.

Albany, N. until 2 o'clock p.m. (Eastern Standard Time) on Wednesday, December 12. 1934. Proposals shall be accompanied by a certified check or money deposit of 5'7 of the amount of the bid.

Successful bidders will be required to give a bond in the sum of 50 of the amount of the contract. Corporations submitting proposals shall be authorized to do business in the State of New York. Drawings ana specifications may be examined Iree ol charge at the followig offices: his wire: "John Doe," "Richard Roe' and "Jane Doe," said last three names being fictitious, they being Intended to indicate the tenants of the premises de-cribed In the complaint herein, or other persons In possession. If any thera be, defendants. To the above named defendants and each of them: You are hereby summoned to answei 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 appearance on the plaintiff's attorney within twenty days uiler the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service.

In case of your failure to appear or answer Judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded In the complaint. Dated. Brooklyn, New York, Jjily 18, 1934. SAMUEL C. WHITMAN.

Attorney for Plaintiff, office and p. O. Address, 26 Court Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. To the above named defendant, Holier Anderson: Pecora Reported First Choice to Succeed Conboy Ferdinand Pecora, former Assistant District Attorney and counsel to the Senate Banking and Currency Committee in the stock market inquiry, was reported today to be President Roosevelt's first choice A father and his son are dead and the mother is in the hospital today in a critical condition as the result of crashing head-on into a traffic light stanchion at Ocean Parkway and Beverly Road yesterday while returning in their automobile from a wedding.

The dead are Samuel Singer, 50, a Brooklyn insurance broker, and Milton Singer, 21, an assistant casting director for Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc. They were killed instantly. Mrs. Ida Singer, 50, sustained a possible skull fracture, internal Injuries and severe lacerations, and was rushed to Kings County Hospital, where it was reported early today that she was still in a critical condition. The family was returning to their home at 2409 Avenue from the wedding of a relative In New Haven, when the crash occurred.

Police expressed the opinion that the son, who was driving, had fallen asleep at the wheel. commissioner of Architecture, State Office Building New York City. Commissioner of Architecture, State Office Building. Albany. N.

Y. District Engineer, 109 N. Genesee Utlca. N. Y.

District Enclneer, Weighlock Building, Syracuse. N. Y. District Engineer, Barge Canal Terminal, Rochester, N. Y.

District Engineer. SS Pnnrfc Buffalo The foregolnv summons is served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of the Supreme Court of the of New York made by Honorable Edward Rletrcl-man, one of the Justices thereof, dated November 8th. 1934. and filed with the complaint In the Office ot the Clerk of Robert's Photo Studios 1230 Fulton St. ST.

3-2851 Itiiby Millinory 1238 Fulton St. Ruth Hat Shoppe, Sample Hats 572 Lincoln PI. MA. 2-6566 Schwartz's Specialty Shop 1256 Fulton St. NE.

8-1374 Sylvia's Tea Room 837 Park PI. Wanner, Interior Mec-orator Maker of Fine Furniture 700 St. Mark's Ave. LA. 3-5172 Winn Studio of Popular usio 590 Nostrand Ave.

NE. 8-6457 y. arras. Wines Liquors 592 Nostrand Ave. NE.

8-2681 Except brands prohibited by NRA Code Herman's llrossos. Coats, Suits 714 Nostrond Ave. ST. 3-6254 Iris I'lirnifiirp Ino. 1315 Fulton St.

NE. 8-0817 Jonkisson's Flowers 1020 Bergen St. NE. 8-3030 KMnhprtf's llept. Sloro 743 Nostrond Ave.

LA. 3-9560 Logan Hats for Men 1260 Fulton St, Lola's Millinery 734 Nostrand Ave. Mnrarina's Beauty Shop 726 Nostrand Ave. ST. 3-9044 Mi-Lady's Hat Shoppe 720 Nostrand Ave.

Hit era lloauty Shoppo 854 St. John's PI. DE, 2-6649 Adloy Drrs Shop, I nr. 499 Nostrond Ave. NE.

8-4949 Blec Co. 677 Nostrand Ave. DE. 2-3118 Hob's Custom Made Shoes 794 Nostrand Ave. LA.

3-9473 Bruno's Brauty Parlor 756 Franklin Ave. MA. 2-25S9 Colbern Foot en of Itislinelion 1470 Bedford Ave. ST. 3-8280 I'eliiberU A I'rieo, Benin if ul Shoos 720 Nostrand Ave.

Only Store. ST. 3-4121 Jimp, Jenn Fox Hair Removed by Electrolysis. 844 Sterling PI. LA.

3-3473 I'ox's Shoos Men, Women, Children. 1212 Fulton St. ST. 3-0809 Frnn-Jpnn Ton Shoppe 1069 Bergen St. ST.

3-9433 Mmo. Initio's Beauty Shoppe 529 Nostrand Ave. ST. 3-1136 II. M.

Silk Mills 736 Nostrand Ave. Hurl's Mont Market 850 St. John's PI, DE. 2-4715 lliii'f's Moat Market 579 Nostrand Ave. DE.

2-8033 llnristel Bross Shop 800-A Franklin Ave. ST. 3-8452 Herbert's Curtain l.inen Shop 742 Nostrand Ave. SL. 6-4451 to succeed Martin Conboy as United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York.

Mr, Conboy has notified the President that he desires to quit his post the first of the year to resume the practice of law. He accepted the appointment just about a year ago with the understanding that he would be free to step out N. Y. District Engineer, 71 Frederick Blng-hamton. N.

Y. Kings Park State Hospital, Kings Park, Long Island. N. Y. Drawings and specifications may be obtained Irom the Commissioner of Architecture, Slate Office Building, Albany.

N. upon payment of $5 for each set. Proposal blanks and envelopes will be lur-nlslied without charge. Half of this payment will be returned If the drawings and specifications are returned in good condition to the Commissioner of Architecture. State Office Building.

Albany, N. within two weeks after date of opening- bids. Dated. November 9, 1934. FORECLOSURES LOEW'S BEDFORD THIS TUES.

WED. "STUDENT TOUR" and "OUR DAILY BREAD' at the end of this year. In addition to Mr. Pecora, it was said that the President would probably give some consideration to the appointment of George Whiteside of the law firm of Chadbourne, Stanchfield Levy, recently a very active figure In Democratic circles, as a successor to Mr. Conboy.

There was also believed to be at least an outside chance that the appointment would go to the up-State area of the Federal District. Resignation No Surprise Mr. Conboy's resignation comes as no surprise. Several weeks ago he definitely indicated that he Intended to quit and return to his lucrative law practice. His salary as United States Attorney is $9,500 a year.

me county oi Kings in the Hell of Records, Borough of Brooklyn, City and State of New York, The object of this action Is to foreclose a mortgage upon premises In the Borough of Brooklyn. City and State of New York, situated on the southerly side of 41st Street, three hundred eighty-two 13821 feet easterly from Fourth Avenue, fronting seventeen (171 feet ten and one-half (lOVat inches on 41st Street by seventeen 1171 feet ten and one-half (lo'il Inches In the rear, having a depth of one hundred (1001 feet two (21 Inches on each side, known as 448 41st Street. SAMUEL C. WHITMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and Address, 26 Court Street, Brooklyn.

X' nl9-6t SUPREME COURT OF THE STATlToF New York. County of Kings The Kings County Savings Bank, Plaintiff, against Edna Klyde; Beatrice Oodnick. Edna Klyde as executrix under the last will and testament of Charles Klyde, deceased; Thornton Holding Corporation, Anthony Dichlaro, trading under the name of Daglo Coal Saving Device Company. Independent Fuel Co. of Coney Island.

George Van Rchalck. Superintendent of Insurance of the State of New York as liquidator of the United States Mutual Automobile Casualty Company; Harry Mendel: Munke Heating Engineering Charles Klvde; (lerurd Commercial Corporation; Minnie Well, Individually: Minnie Well, Mitchell Weil and Title Guarantee Sc Trust Company, as trustees under the last will and testament of Louis Well, decerned- People of the State of New York. Julia Rosenthal. Charles Leonard Klyde and Renee Klyde. Defendants.

Suinmuni. Action No. 1. To the above named defendants: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action and to serve a copy ot your answer, or If the complaint Is not served with this summons, to serve a notice of appearance on the plaintiff's attorneys, within twenty (201 days after the date of service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service In case of your failure to appear or answer, Judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded In the complaint Dated. New York.

Sentember 8th, 1933 TAYLOR At ROBERTS. Attorneys for LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LtUAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE. SUPREME COURT, KINOS COUNTY tyome Title Insurance Company, plaintiff, vs. Jennie Dorlch et defendants. Pursuant to Judgment herein, dated September 27th.

1934. I will sell at public auction, by CREWS it 8HAPIRO. auctlon-eres. at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 189 Montague Brooklyn.

N. on December loth. 1934, at 12 o'clock noon, mongaged premises in Brooklyn. Kings County, directed by said judgment to be sold, on the north side of Putnam Avenue. 147 feel east from the northeast corner of Putnam Avenue and Marr.y Avenue.

26 feet 6 inches front and rear by 100 feet In deuth on each side, and more fully de Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Helms of Woodbury miraculously escaped fatal injuries yesterday when the car in which they were riding ploughed into the engine of a west-bound Long Island train at Buffet's Crossing on 11th St. at Cold Spring Harbor. Two in Hospital Mr.

Helms, 55, who was driving the car, and Mrs. Helms, 50, were rushed to the Huntington Hospital, both suffering severe lacerations of the head and shuck. The car was wrecked. Victor J. Brown, 27, of 427 Fairmont Jersey City, was killed and six injured yrstrday in a crash between a newspaper delivery truck and a sedan in Kearny.

N. J. The Injured were Charles Connolly. 28. of 18 Gauthipr Jersey City, owner of the sedan; Thomas Salmon.

23., of 209 York Jersey CUy. the operator; Ralvatore Gra-so. 23. of 143 B'-rgen Newark, driver of the truck, and Edward Cook. 24.

of 49 2d Newark; Robert Blythe, 19. of 191 Morris Newark, and Walter Zadowskl. 9. nf 119 Fnctprn VnrVwav Trvlntr. rived in a mortgage recorded In Liber He originally accepted the an-! 4U5' 111 Kin county Rei, Dated.

November 19th. 1934. HAYMOND A. TIERNEY. Referee.

NATHAN GINSBEHO, Plaintiff Attor. ney, 61 Wllloughby Brooklyn. N. Y. 1119 21 26 28 d3 polntment at the urgent request of Mr.

Roosevelt, who held him in high esteem. During the proceedings for the removal of former Mayor Walker when the President was Governor of the State, Mr. Conboy acted as special counsel to Mr. Roosevelt. Office on the 11th day of September, 1933.

The object ot the above entitled action Is to foreclose two mortaases held by plaintiff upon whleh there is unpaid the aKvreaatt sum of $18,000 00 with Interest at per annum from December 1st, 1932. eoverlna premises In the Borouah of Brooklyn. County of Kinas, City and State of New York, situate on the easterly side of West 33rd Street, distant 288 feet 0 Inches northerly from the northeasterly corner of West 33rd Street and Mermaid Avenue, said premises beln- 30 feet 6 Inches in width and 118 81 feet In depth, and belni- known as and by the street number 2BS3 West 33rd Street. Dated. November Kith.

1934 TAYLOR i KOBKRTS. Attorneys for Plnlntlff, No. 7 Hanover Street, New York City. nl8-8t-m "SUPREME COURT. KINOS COUNTY The Kims County Ravlnts Bank, Plaintiff, akulnst Edna Klyde.

Beatrice Oodnick. Kflna Klyde as executrix under the last will and testament of Charles Klvde, deceased, Thornton Holding Corporation. Anthony Dichlaro. trading under the name of Dsaln Coal Saving Device Company: Independent Kuel Co. of Coney IslHhd, Oeorae Van Schalck, Superintendent of Insurance of the State of New York as MuuldRtor of the United Htates Mutual Automobile Casualty Company; Harry Mendel, Matlkes Heating Ac Rnalneerlng Charles J.

Klyde: Oerard Com-merclel Corporation; Minnie Well, lnril-vldiislly. Minnie Well. Mitchell Well and Title Ouerxntee At Trust Cnmrtsny. a Irustrei under the UM, lll and testament of Louis Well, deeensed: People of the Stat et New York; Julia Rosenthal; Charles Leonard Klyde and Renee Klyde, Defendants Summons Action No. 2.

To the above-named defendants 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 appearance on the plaintiff's attorneys, within twenty 1201 days after the date of service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service. In case of your failure to appear or answer, Judgment will be taken asainst you by default for the relief demanded In the complaint. Dated. New York. September 8lh.

1933 TAYLOR fl KOBKRTS. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office and P. o. Address.

7 Hnn-over Street, Borough of Manhattan, City of New York. To the defendant, Julia Rosenthal; The foregoing summons Is served upon you by publication, pursuant to an order of Hon Kdward Riegelmann, a Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, dated the 13th day of November, 1934. and Hied In the Office of the Clerk nf the County of Klnes at the County Court House In the Borough of Brooklyn. City and State of New York, the orlKlnal complHlnt having been filed In said Clerk's Office on the 11th day of September, 1933 The object of the above entitled action Is to foreclose two mortgages held hv Plaintiff, upon which Ihere unpaid the sum of SU.onooO. with interest ul 5'a'r per annum from December 1st, rnverint premises In Ihe Rrtnnuh of Brnnklvn, Cnnnly of Kings.

City snd State of New York, situate on the easterly side Ol West 33rd Street, distant 320 feet northerly from the northeasterly corner of West 33rd Street and Mermaid Avenue, said premises being 25 feet in width and 118 81 feet In depth, and being known es and by the street number 2U49 West 33rd 81 reel. Dnted. November IBlh. 1934. TAYLOR tV ROBERTS.

Attorneys for Planum, No. 7 Hanover Street, New York City. nl9-6t-m SUPREMK COURT. KINOS COUNTY-The Kings County Savings Bank, plaintiff against F.dna Klyde: Beatrice Oodnick: Kdna Klyde as executrix under the last will and testament of Charles Klyde. deceased; Thornton Holding CorporatlLii; Anthony Dichlaro.

trading under the name of Daglo Coal Saving Device Company. Independent Fuel Co. of Coney Island, (leorge Van Schalck, Superintendent of Insurance of the State of New York as Liquidator of the United Stales Mutual Automobile Casually Company; Harry Mendel, Mankes Heating tV Engineering Charles J. Klyde; Oerard Commercial Corporation: Minnie Well; Individually. Minnie Well: Mitchell Well and Title Guarantee tV Trust Company, as ustees under the last will and testament of Louis Well, dercased, people of the Slale of New York.

Julia Rosenthal. Charles Leonard Klyde nnd Renee Klyde, defendants. Summons Art Inn No. 3. To Ihe above named defendants: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint In this mtlon and In serve a fopy your answer, nr If the complslnl Is not served with this summons, to serve a notice of appearance on the plaintiff's attorneys, within twenty (20) dayi after the date of service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service.

In case of your failure to appear nr answer, judgment will be taken against you by default lor the relief demanded In tha complaint Dated. New York. September 8th. 1933. TAYLOR ft KOBKRTS, Attorneys for Plaintiff.

Olflce and P. O. Address. 7 Hanover Street. Horuugh of Manhattan.

City of New York. To the defendant. Julia Rosenthal: The foregoing summons Is served upon you by publication, pursuant to an order of Hon. Edward Riegelmann, a Justice of the Supreme Court ot ihe State of New York, dated the 13th day of November. 1934.

and filed In the office of Ihe Cleric of the County of Kings at the Count Court House In the Borough ot Brooklyn, City and State of New York, the original complaint having been filed In said Clerk'l Office on the 11th day of September, 1933. The object of the above entitled action Is to foreclose two mortgages held by plaintiff upon which there is unpnld the aggregate sum of (14.0(10.00. with Interest at S'a per annum from Dcember 1st. 1932, covering premises In Ihe Borough of Brooklyn County of Kings, City and State of New York, sllimle on the ensterly side ot West 33rd Slreet. dlslnnt 345 feet northerly from Ihe northeasterly corner of West 33rd Slreet and Mermaid Avenue, said premises being 25 feet In width and 118 Rl feet In depth, and being known as and by tha street number 21147 West 33rd Street.

Dated, November lflth, 1934 TAYLOR ROBERTS, Attorneys for Plaintiff. No. 7 Hanover Street, New York: City. olt-m-et SUPHEME COURT, KINOS COUNTY Rosa Dl plaintiff, against Antonio Abraia el defendants. ABRAHAM BEIEK.

Plulntlffj Attorney, 261 HruHdwuy, New Yori; City. Pursuant to Judgment entered herein. November 24 1934. I will sell at public auction, by WILLIAM MacHOHERTS. al the Brooklyn Exchange Salesroom.

1B9 MontBgue Street, Brooklyn, on December 17, 1934. Ht 12 noon, the mort-giiged premises In the Borough of Brook- ton. n. an rirec occupants of i i. Loucfhlin 1 raises truck.

Police started a searrh 1 ,1 I. 1 for another person reported to hnvc LnamDer IOT otantl been a passrn-'Pr in the sedan. Detroit. Nov. 26 The Rpv.

Charles Mrs. Mary Dunkcll, 60, -a widow E. Coimhlin. in his radio address Plnlntlff. Ofllee and P.

O. Address. 7 Han- Ivn, County of Kilns, Oily and Htate of i over Street Borough of Manhattan, City New York, described rs follows: Hcumnlntf of New York. on the northerly side of 72d of 105 WfMnTton Ave North I yesterday, praised the United States frt of nth Amnn. brim 20' fwt Street, 100 To the defendant, Julia Rosenthal: The fnreKoina summons is served upon you by publication, pursuant to an order of Hon Edward Riegelmann.

a Justice of the Ruprmir Court, of Ihe State of New York, dated the 13lh day of November. 11.14. and filed in the ofllee of the Clerk of the fountv nf Klnns in the Cnuniy Court House in the Soro'uh of Brnnklvn. City and Htate of New York, the original complaint having been filed In said Clerk's PJainnolrt wns killed last Ciiamb'T ol Commerce for its dc-nhht. when struck by a car rtslon to co-operate with the Roo.se-orrratPd bv Mtr.hp.fi ntlcllo.

19. nf volt Administration in the New Deal 214 New Plainficld. as sh was and drclared it Is unfnir "to lntcr-rwlncr Talk Ave. at 9th In pret this gesture as one linked to Plalnflcld. 'subterfuge and hypocrisy." wide front and rear bv 100 feet In depth on each slile, Ihe east sldf line runnlna piirlly throuuh a parly wall: toiielher with street rlnhts: reference being made 10 said liitlEinent for a more roinplete description of said Dated, November 24.

19'1-t. L. DONALD l-'REUND Referee. 026-6t III I.