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a thereon at 1s given BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1934 M1 17 Cleanliness Theme At P.S. Graduations Speakers Stress Virtue in Address to Students at Commencement Exercises Throughout Borough--Prizes Awarded The cleanliness theme various graduation exercises Brooklyn yesterday. Judges graduates to carry out the spirit and body. Public School 194 Graduating exercises were held yesterday at Public School 194 at Gerrittsen Beach. Anna Craig read to the students a farewell message from Miss Madeline MacDavid, the principal.

District Superintendent of Schools James J. Reynolds presented the diplomas and awarded the following prizes: Scholarship, Lillian Halloran. Character, Philomena Casciano, Edward Schroeder. History citizenship, Hollis Kelsey. School service, Otto Viemeister, Art, Gordon Reeves, Shop, Otto Viemeister.

Sewing, Mary Tharz. Public School 93 Graduation exercises of Public Scheol 93 were held in the auditorium of the school. 31 New York Ave. District Superintendent of Schools Emmanuel Van Dam addressed the graduating class, after which diplomas and the following awards were presented: William C. Allen.

memorial medals for scholarship, Virginia E. Stokes, Sidney B. Levine, Jeannette Mittman. American Legion American history and civics medal, Franklin J. Scharfstein, Shop prize awarded by school art league, Leslie Ware.

Sewing prizes, Geraldine Finken, MarJorie Weck. Domestic science prize, Margaret Lilyander. Public School 207 Public School 207, Fillmore Ave. and Coleman presented diplomas to 79 students yesterday. The Rev.

Orrin L. Kosmo addressed the graduates. The following awards were presented: Roosevelt Memorial medal for scholarship, Georgette Heinicke. American Legion medal for history, Joseph Fellingham. Public School 207 Mother's Club prize for improvement, Virginia Dingfelder, William Calleson.

Marine Park Civic Association prize for civics, Georgette Heinicke, Alfred Goldis. Character. Andrew Thomas Isaacson, Courtney. Mathematics. Geography, Maxwell Patashinsky.

Drawing, Thomas Shearer, Thomas Courtney. Carrie Garbutt, Hariette Rothschijion, John Ross. Public School 108 John J. O'Connell, deputy chief inspector of the Police Department, addressed the 85 graduates of Public School 108, 200 Linwood yesterday. The program included several dramatizations and songs, followed by Inspector O'Connell's address and the addresses of Dr.

David Green and District Superintendent of Schools Charles E. O'Neill. Prizes were awarded as follows: Scholarship, Vivian Kampf, Henry Kohn, Louise Guigliamo, Isabelle Schiller, Carol Yerman. Character, Herbert Boepple. Roosevelt medal, Herbert Boepple.

Health medals, Frank Lecesse, Cella Amriati. work cardal, David John White. Sewing, Mugford, Nansy DeStefano. Service in school -government, Hervert Boepple, Isabelle Frank seccese, Vivian Kampf. Public School 140 Diplomas were presented to 88 tudents at graduation exercises at Public School 140, 343 60th St.

After the showing of a play and followed by songs, Mrs. Bruce Bromley, commissioner of the Girl Scouts of Brooklyn, addressed he graduates. Public School 47 Fifty-one girls received their diplomas yesterday afternoon after an elaborate program at Public School 47, 480 Pacific St. After the presentation of many songs, recitations and a minuet by the graduates, District Superintendent of Schools Frank J. Arnold addressed them.

The following awards were presented: Prize for sewing, Katrina Kefalos. Prize for drawing. Katherine Pringle, Dorothy West. for home making, Mary Blasgo. American Legion medal for history, Katherine Komm.

Public School 44 at 420 Madison held its graduation exercises in the auditorium of the Bedford branch of the Y. M. C. A. District Superintendent of Schools Emmanuel Van Dam conferred the diplomas on the 71 graduates.

The following awards were made: Scholarship, Simon Manson. English, Sidney Epstein. School service, Vincent Montera, Amelia Carrano. American Legion medal, Bennie Falkowsky. Shop work.

Charles Bather, Home making, Carlotta Burgess. Sewing medal, Leanna McCullough. Mathematics, Frederick Rathjen. Science, Ralph Vasquez. Public School 54 One hundred and fifty-three students received their diplomas from Public School 54, 195 Sanford St.

Both Emmanuel Van Dam, district superintendent of schools, and Saul Bloomgarten, principal, addressed the students. The following awards were presented: American Legion American history and civics medal, Herbert Gibney. Shop, School Art League medal, Irving Denenberg. Sewing and other awards, Tillie Blackman, Matilda Castellano, Rose Dropkin, Lillian Feuer. Madeline Francomano, Evelyn Fried, Ruth Meade, Florence Nathanson, Pearl Sokoloff, Ray Sutz.

Federicks' Funeral To Be Held Today Funeral services will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock for Daniel S. Fedricks, 91, who until 1905 opera farm founded by his great grandparents Colonial times at South Road and Lincoln South Ozone Park. He died Wednesday at his home, 118-34 Farmers Boulevard, St. Albans. Fedricks sold his farm to a developing company in 1905.

Surviving him are his wife, Elizabeth Mills Fedricks; a daughter, Mrs. Aletta Carpenter of St. Albans, and four grandchildren. Interment will be in Springfield Cemetery, BLISS BLIGHTED Hollywood, Jan. 27 (P)-Love lost another couple in the movies today.

Dorothy Mackaill (above), through the medium of a divorce suit, disclosed the truth of reports that she and Neil Miller, Honolulu business man, had given up their marriage. Junior High 196 Graduates 230: Dr. Hentz Talks District Dr. George L. Hentz at commencement Junior High day at the school, and Scholes St.

rick, principal, to 230 graduates. The The graduates Adler, Mildred Asman, Ida Azzara, Dorothy Balitsky, Wanda Beer, Frieda Billadello, Mary Biondo, Rose Birnbach, Bessie Bonada, Carmen Burlockoff, Helen Canino, Rosaria Carfagno, Florence Daugirda, Laura Davidowitz, Pearl De Felice, Vincenza Dinouritch, Julia Dombrowski, Stella Ehrlich, Hannah Fatelson, Dorothy Filippi, Adele Finamore, Marie Fischer, Shirley Fostoff, Dorothy Fratello, Frances Glass, Gertrude Goldin, Ruth Grass, Rose Grossfield, Ruth Rose Horowitz, Esther Horowitz, Gertrude Jankowitz, Frances Kaminski, Dorothy Klein, Lillian Lampitok, Virginia Leone, Mary Leyko, Helen Lipshitz, Rakoma Lombardo. Angelina Mandina, Marion Marchese. Maria Marder, Celia Monteleone, Rose Newton, Dora Nicolosi, Alfonsa Nuccio, Marion Oberlander. Sylvia Pasquale, Teresa Pizzulli.

Margaret Pullis, Ruth Ricardo. Rosaria Rispler, Sarah Rothstein, Anna Rubino. Rosa Samuels. Ethel Sandler, Sylvia Santillo, Pasqua Schachar, Bertha Schnitzer. Freda Semolo.

Annunziata Silberglait, Molly Simonetti, Anna Sipplak, Anna Steinberg. Edith Sterling, Anna Valastro, Filippa Vogel, Rae Warshawsky. Rose Weinberg. Nettie Wetzel. Dorothy Wolshine, Beatrice Zarinsky, Rose Zaum, Clare Adragna, Eva Amsterdam, Ray Appelbaum, Sarah Auerbach.

Pauline Bacevic. Theophila Bacon, Frances Barry, Florence Baskind, Dora Bechinsky, Minnie Becker, Fannie Bennett, Bertha Bernstein, Rosalind Bernstein, Sadie Bienkievitz. Stella Bivona, Margaret Bobell, Frances Bobrow, Beatrice Bobrow. May Bokserbaum, Hannah Bottitta, Elena Bratsky, Lillian Caccavale, Adelaide Caccavale. Carmela Caffray, Marion Calandra.

Leonarda Calatrino, Margherita Carlini, Angelina Caruso, Margaret Cataldo, Providenza Cerqueira. Adelaide Chalawsky, Sylvia Chiaramonte, Consola Cigna. Rose Cipolla, Frances Civello. Mary Collette, Pauline Contey, Lillian Cosentino, Grace Cremendo, Maria A. Crystal, Shirley D' Alessandre, Angelina Danese.

Antoinette Dede, Grace Maria, Annette De Riggi, Genevieve Superintendent of Schools was the exercises held by School 196, ThursBushwick Ave. Mary R. presented diplomas Graduates follow: De Sena, Susan Di Stefano, Rose Duka, Dora Epstein, Ray Esposito, Anna Ferrara, Maria Ficara, Grace Finelli, Dorothy Finkelstein. Anna Fischman. Mildred Fisher, Bessie Pox, Shirley Freeman, Regina Frey, Eleanor Fucci, Margherita Galtieri, Ida A.

Gambitsky, Frances Gandolfo, Anna Garritano. Marie Gaudino, Domenica Gentilcore, Concetta Glickman, Norma Goldberg, Anna Goldberg, Rose Goldstein, Mildred Gordon, Cynthia Gulino, Helen Hammerschmitt, Louise Hartzman. Anna Hendrickson, Lenora Insler, Sylvia Julian, Mary Kaplan, Rose Katz, Esther Klein, Bertha Krawatsky, Ethel La Corte, Concetta La Guardia, Lucia La Rocca, Rose Leeder, Clara Lees, Rose Leffak, Pauline Lender. Lillian Leonido, Carmela Lepanto, Emily Lerner, Ida Levantino, Filippa Levine, Lillian Licata, Angelina Ligeika, Antonina Liotta, Josephine Liss, Jeanette Liuzza, Vincenza Lombardo, Catherine Malachowsky, Helen Malhus, Amelia Mancuso, Jeanette Mangiaracina Josephine Mann, Evelyn Mari, Yolanda Marinoff, Blanche Marlens, Gertrude Martinez, Inez Martino. Alice Matles.

Lillian Mendelowitz, Sylvia Mertz, Marion Michaelson, Frieda Miller, Mary Mirande. Anna Crocifisa Passanante, Nunzia Pearson, Evelyn Pellicane, Rose Perricone, Fillippa Petta, Beatrice Pflug, Esther Piecoro, Virginia Pochter, Freda Pollack. Florence Provenzano, Beatrice Putzer, Pearl Rafelowitz. Ida Reger, Dora Rehm, Amelia Rodriguez, Mary Roffenbender. Sarah Romano, Anna Rosner, Minnie Rothman, Lena Rotkowitz, Fanny Rufrano, Concetta Runch.

Mary Sancimino. Frances Sawicka. Stella Scarcella, Lillian Schacter, Mildred Schaffer, Sarah Schreibman. Minnie Spellman. Mary Stallone.

Pauline Tamasauskas, Antoinette Tarus, Elizabeth Termini. Pauline Triano. Frances Tursi, Mary Underhill. Rose Vaitekunas, Emilia Wasserman, Florence Weiss, Mildred Wilks, Elaine Wilson. Elizabeth Worgelt, Mamie Yarych, Rose Zambrotta.

Mildred Zarin, Evelyn Zeitlin, Florence TO SPEAK ON DOLLAR William Tobias Butler will speak on "What to Expect of the New Dollar," at the meeting of the Young Folks Democratic League of Kings County, Flatbush branch, Monday night, at 1613 Avenue D. Ex-Teacher, 90, Enjoys Life But Birthdays Get Tiresome "Birthdays get a bit tiresomeafter you've had 90 of them." That is the way Miss Jennie M. Schoonmaker of 34 Jefferson Ave. feels, and she refuses to get excited over the fact that yesterday marked her four score and tenth year. It was just like any other day to her, except that a slight touch of neuritis kept her in bed later than usual.

She arose, helped a bit around the house, then sat down to her books and magazines, which are her recreation. Later she took favorite, a nap, not because she anticipated the party her sister planned for the evening, or the cake with one large candle in the middle. or the friends who were coming to help celebrate, but because she always enjoys a short "snooze" before dinner; 300 Get Diplomas At E. N. Y.

Junior High Graduation District Superintendent Charles E. O'Neill Blueglass, chairman school board, were the graduation New York Junior Thursday at the More than 3000 diplomas from cipal. Mildred Abramowitz Leah Alent Sylvia Anatucci Anna Becker Sylvia Beckerman Jeanette Belsky Sadie Berkowitz Lily Bernstein Ruth Bernstein Muriel Blatt Helena Blogoslawsky Ruth Bonowitz Ruth Borek Victoria Boshnack Shirley Brandt Irene Brody Sylvia Browser Prances Cappelson Frances Charlack Lillian Charnofsky Florence Chasin Diana Charnofsky Anna Cherwin Anna Ciplicki Gertrude Cohen Stella Cummings Marie Curreri Esther Dananhirsch Bertha Diomond Lillian Dinkowitz Grace Doneson Clara Eisner Frances Fein Pauline Feinstein Sonia Feinstein Goldie Fleischman Frieda Feit Laura Feit Miriam Feldman Pauline Feldstein Esther Fenig Ruth Fiensilver Florence Fink Lenora Finklestein Jennie Fitowitz Ruth Fortgang Gladys Foster Sylvio Fox Gertrude Frantz Freedman Bertha Frelich Frost Florence Gallant Minnie Gansar Sadie Garbey Mae Gardner Adeline Garramone Minnie Gass Ruth Ginsberg Lillian Glass Goldstein Hilda Goldberg Dorothy Goldenberg Julia Golob Beatrice Golub Rose Golubousky Rebecca Goodman Shirley Greenberg Miriam Greissman Dorothy Grimlis Sylvia Grotsky Bella Grunor Edith Guthartz Gertrude Hasin Pauline Hassin Jennie Hernitche Beatrice Heckler Carolyn Hirschorn Gertrude Jablow Kate Jaffe Frances Kabelowsky Pauline Kabinoff Bessie Kalmans Sylvia Kandel Anne Kanter Fannie Kaplin Lilian Kaplin Florence Karp Sylvia Kasdan Pearl Kaslowitz Esther Katimsky Beatrice Katofsky Ruth Katz Gertrude Kling Clara Knoll Celia Kramer Yetter Kramer Beatrice Krasner Rose Krupnick Ruth Kushner Sara Lassof Sylvia Layken Isabelle Leppin Miriam Lerner Florence Levine Ruth Levine Murial Levin Hannah Levy Ruth Lipshitz Sylvia Ludwig Sylvia Laurie Charlotte Malkinson Ethel Marcus Lillian Mardenfeld Sylvia Margolis Dora Martin Rosetta Martin Josephine Mendofik Edith Menken Bertha Miller Frances Miller Alice Moskowitz Thelma Moss Shirley Nash. Dorothy Never Sadie Nirenberg Jennie Oleshuk Anna Omelanik Sophie Orhorn Tessie Osiecka Yetta Paretzky Shirley Pearl Sadie Pearlsmith Edna Pedell Bertha Peretz Esther Perlman Anita Piamin Pearl Pivnick Lena Plotkin Sylvia Polonafsky Madeline Prager Evelyn Prosky Judith Ramber Miriam Ratener Esther Reich Clara Reisler Gertrude Rice Sarah Rosenbaum Janet Rosenberg Jennie Rosenberg Shirley Rosenblaum Harriet Rosenheck Ruth Roskofsky Florence Roth Sylvia Rothstein Dorothy Rubenaw Florence Rubenstein Sylvia Rubenstein Gertrude Rubin Muriel Rubin Mary Sakowitz Mildred Saltzman Miriam Sandman Roslyn Sandner Anna Samuels Lillian Sawatzky Dorothy Schein Helen Scherer Fannie Schiff Jeanette Schonhant Goldie Schreiber Belle Schwartz Deevah Schwartz Irma Schwartz Rose Schwartz Stella Schwartzberg Annie Sechko Alma Seldin Rose Shapiro Ruth Shapiro Mary Shokler Lillian Siegel Ruth Sussman Clara Silver Blanche Silverman Bernice Simmons Janet Sklar Lola Skitolsky Sylvia Smith Dorothy Smitkin Sylvia Snyder Helen Sobin Minnie Solomon Shirley Soshuk Anna Spilgis Anna Spitz Sylvia Spivack Helen Springer Betty Stark Nettie Steigman Edith Tanenbaum Anna Teitilbaum Sarah Tepper Stella Tomazwski Helen Tuitz Sylvia Venger Yetta Wallack Rose Waxman Hilda Weiner Molly Weinick Hannah Weisman Marion Weiss Pearl Weiss Lillian Wilkofsky of Schools and Charles of the local the speakers at exercises of East High School held Premier Theater. students received Robert Comin, prin- Laura William Ethel Winkeeper Sylvia Wisler Elaine Yospin Aida Yudson Eugenca Zajonezkowski Elizabeth Zelig Helen Ziowek Estelle Zyne Joseph Abramowitz Benjamin Abramson Marvin Alexander Leon Alperin Harry Auerbach Philip Barash Joseph Barsky Louis Becker Robert Becker Philip Belsky Leslie Benson Harold Berkowitz Harry Berkowitz Frank Beskupski Irving Best Morris Blaustein Irving Block Milton Bloom Jacob Blum Nelson Blume Sherman Bogatz Bernard Bohrer Martin Broffman Angelo Caruso Morris Chanin Carl Charnofsky Nathan Chernos Ralph Christinia Isidore Cohan David Cohen Hyman Cohen Seymore ohen Jack Cooper Milton Cukier Walter Cvirko William Dagler Abraham Davis Oscar Deerdock William Deutchman Mirtmer Deutch.

Max Diamond Mortimer Diamond Walter Diamondstein Joseph Dickmon George Divoritz Kalman Eber Morris Eferstein Benjamin Eisman Nathan Elitoritz Jacob Ellman Joseph Epstein Isidore Exber George Feinberg Isidore Feinstein Herman Feldman Monroe Feldstein Alex Feno Norman Fiffer David Fink Herbert Finkelstein Alex Flax Abraham Folowitz Harold Franzel Arthur Freidman Harry Froim Joseph Gelforb David Gershowitz Morris Goldberg Morris Goldberg Abraham Goldman Jesse Goldman Gustave Goldstein Aaron Gottesman Hyman Greenberg Seymore Greenberg Harold Grossman William Grundfast Salvator Hazan Robert Henin Abraham Henner Simon Illinons Arthur Jacobs Louis Kaliscgjk Walter Kaminiski Isidore Kaplan Bernard Kasinoff Abraham Katz Milton Katz Sam Katz Max Kessler David Kigler Solmon Klapper Morman Klass Walter Kolb Samuel Koslofsky David Kosowsky Harold Kramer Herbent Krasnoff Eli Krieger David Kroll Saul Kuropatkin Morris Lauder Albert Lebowitz Paul Lederman Jacob Levenson Norton Lichenstein Hyman Linder Morris Lipshitz Isidore Lonoff Max Lopow Hyman Males Sidney Malitzky Philip Mariaschin Henry Mariaschin Harold Marks Irving Marsh Joseph Martinkovich George Mass Emanual Melnick Eugene Mesnick Marion Micholowsky Nathan Michelson Aaron Miller Jack Miller Arnold Moses Albert Nadel Kenneth Nageeberg Stanley Niziolek Stanley Parnes Jacob Pearl Oscar Pindus Irving Plattner Milton Polonsky Milton Pomeranz Morris Ralakoff Max Reinman Sol Reinstein Edward Rekus Theodore Ritter David Rogoff Joseph Rosen William Rosen Phil Rosenthal George Roth Solomon Rothman Victor Russo Sam Salat Sidney Salitsky Manuel Saltzman Aaron Samett James Samuel Bernard Sappol Seymour Saslow Allen Scher Aaron Sherletsky Irving Schwartz Max Schultz Jacob Schwartz Max Schward Robert Schlitt Sam Schwartz Jack Seibel Joseph Shalkowitz William Shapiro Saul Sherer David Shereshersky Fred Shumaik Bernard Silkes Morris Smith Isidor Snyderman Edward Sokolowski Max Stamler Paul Stechel William Stecler Herman Steinberg Milton Steingart Leo Stepper Misha Stone Abraham Susses Samuel Tannenbaum Sol Tapper Murry Taub Bernard Tauger Jack Tedesco Robert Teitelman Samuel Teller Alex Weinblatt Herman Weiner Arnold Wainman David Weinstein Nathan Weiss Milton Weissman Robert Weissman Bernard Weintraub Carl Weintraub Nathan Wenderoff Sidney Wiener Bernard Wolf Paul Wolynicce Milton Woolf Edward Zarembo Simon Zuckerman Herbert Zwillinger Advertising Course Will Begin Feb. 5 The first session of the advertisand selling course conducted on the standard of university educational work will begin on Monday evening, Feb. 5 at the Eastern District Evening High School, Marcy Ave. and Keap St. To develop the plan tion.

the of college has been standard class placed der the direction of J. J. Apatow. Business executives who are marketing authorities will speak at the sessions to supplement, the work. Boy, 7, Dares Drifting Rowboat To Escape "Sock on the Chin' "Joey made me go, mamma; he said he'd bust me in the jaw if I didn't go with him." That was the explanation made by 7-year-old Bertram Shapiro, 3739 Poplar Court, last night, when his parents questioned him about drifting in a rowboat in Gravesend Bay for nearly half an hour, while police and Coast Guardsmen were hurrying to the scene.

As Bertram tells the it was like this: Joseph Stanton, 11, and story, one of six children of Mrs. erine Stanton, a widow, of 2671 W. 37th and Bertram were walking along the beach, near the foot of W. 37th St. They espied a rowboat, with two oars in it.

'Bust in the Jaw' "Nice boat." said Bertram. "Yeah," soid Joey, "Let's take a ride in Betram said, "Not me; I don't want Russia Provided Says Dr. C. B. Ackley In Russia Dr.

Charles Breck Ackley of New York found "surprises" on every hand and the "most friendly" people of any nation he ever visited, the lecturer said yesterday afternoon in a talk on "First-Hand Impressions of Russia," at the Academy of Music. Approximately 300 persons heard Dr. Ackley give the concluding illustrated travel of a series under Institute auspices. Fifty colored views taken by the lecturer on his trip were shown. Dr.

Ackley found no children in Russian cities in Summer, no tipping, great crowds on educational tours, marriage solemnized with a thrill equal to that of procuring a money order and "a comradeship among men and women that we don't seem to have." "The sex mania that is ours, the Russians explain they are 'past the discipline lecturer is said. in practiced the prisons where the time of the inmates is equally divided between factory and educational work," Dr. Ackley "Every effort is made to 'reinstate' the prisoner in society and of prisons is on the decline. No mock heroism exists in Russia." Long IslandSociety Continued From Page 7 discussion of Eugene O'Neill's play, "Days Without End." Among the members present were the Misses Clara Brophy, Alice Burke, Grace Dunn, Evelyn McCotter, Doris and Mildred Treacy, Doris Schwitter and Catherine Kenny. Hauhuth- Walker Miss Gesine Steil Walker, daughter of Mrs.

James W. Walker of 291 Putnam was married last evening to William Hauhuth, son of Mrs. Bertha Hauhuth of 538 E. 21st St. and the late Adolph Hauhuth.

The ceremony was performed at the home of the bride's mother by the Rev. Stephen M. Paulson of St. Luke's Lutheran Church. Only the immediate families were present.

The bride and bridegroom were unattended. Miss Walker wore a gown of ivory satin, made on long lines, and a jacket to match with long tight-fitting sleeves. She had a nun's veil of tulle and carried valley lilies and orchids in a bouquet. Spring flowers were used to decorate the house. The bride attended Erasmus Hall and is a member of Delta Sigma Chi sorority.

Mr. and Mrs. Hauhuth will sail today on the Furness- Bermuda liner Monarch of Bermuda for a fortnight's stay at the Hotel Bermudiana in Bermuda and upon their return will reside at 36 Plaza St. Miss Audrey Armstrong Wed To Robert Parsons Yesterday Miss Audrey Armstrong, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

Edgar Bond Armstrong of 70 Park Manhattan, and Bay Shore, was married yesterday to Robert Parsons, son of Mrs. Robert W. Parsons of Manhattan and Kennebunk, and the late Mr. Parsons, in the Madison Ave. Presbyterian Church.

The Rev. Dr. Croswell MacBee of Philadelphia officiated and a reception followed at the Park Lane. ter Dr. Armstrong gave his daughin marriage and Miss Stoughton was maid of honor.

Mrs. Wesley Aves and Mrs. Wendel Gilbert were bridesmaids. William Parsons was his brother's best man and Randolph Walker, Robert Kimball, Maurice Rhodes and William Wallace were ushers After a trip to Nassau Mr. and Mrs.

Parsons will live at 205 E. 78th Manhattan. G. Maurice Heckscher Being Married to Miss Bennett Today Miss Dorothy Eleanor Bennett, daughter of the late Robert Bennett, ship owner of London, England and the late Mrs. Edith Mary Bennett, is being married today to G.

Maurice Heckscher, of Manhattan and Long Island, son of August Heckscher, philanthropist and financier. The ceremony will be performed in the Lutheran Church of Ramsey, N. by the Rev. C. A.

Boyer and a small reception will follow at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson McMillin, in Ramsey. Mrs. McMillin will attend the bride and Lloyd de L.

Brown will best man. A family dinner will Roche Club, this Locust evening Valley. at the This Piping will be Mr. Heckscher's third marriage. He married Louise Vanderhoef in 1907 and this was Miss, terminated in divorce in 1927 in Paris.

They have four children, Mrs. Philip Hofer, Miss Nancy Heckscher, August Heckscher 2d and G. Maurice Heckscher jr. The last three reside with their mother who is now Mrs. John M.

P. Thatcher. In September. 1927, Mr. Heckscher married Miss Luella Gear, actress.

This marriage, was Reno. recently Mr. dissolved Heckscher by is a graduate of Yale, 1906, and is a to go out in the water." "If you don't, I'll bust you in the jaw," Bertram said Joey said to him. So Bertram got into the boat and off they went. "We won't need the oars," said Joey, as they threw them overboard.

"We can use our hands to paddle." However, the boat began to drift and Bertram shouted for help. Police to Rescue Soon a an emergency squad, a police sea plane and a Coast Guard boat were hurrying to the Meanwhile the cries boys rescue.th were heard by John Pearce, a Negro caretaker. He waded into the bay and waited until the boat drifted toward him; then he pulled it ashore. The boys jumped out and ran away. When the police arrived the excitement was all over.

Industrial High Holds Exercises For Graduation Dr. Charles Pickett of the School of Education, New York University, was the speaker at the commencement exercises at the Brooklyn Industrial High School for Boys held at the school, Flatbush Ave. Ext. and Johnson yesterday. Diplomas in the various departments were presented by James H.

Allen, principal the school. ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING Joseph Browne Raiston Newsam Charles Lichel AUTO REPAIR Tony Barba Frank Marzano Russell Buch Vito Miglino John Buckowitz John Molloy Charles Degen Vincent Ospitale Joseph Di Francesco James Peters Salvator Fazio Joseph Principe Salvator Ferrara John Rogers Salvator Guida Samuel Schneider Edward Klimas Raymond Serafin Harry Leonard Salvator Spina John Luger Henry Weiner ELECTRIC WIRING James Gilbert Arthur Shor Frederick Lawrence Ralph Sorum Albert Locher Robert Wade Victor Nelson George Wildey Raymond Olsen Theodore Wywrot Harold Roilend Joseph Yacono Fred Schultze FOUNDRY Edward Quill Charles M. Maurice G. Homan MACHINE, SHOP Nicholas Conversano Wm. C.

Nunemann Christian F. Jepsen Ed. J. Pochtrager Joseph Leggio Gerald D. Siegel Fred F.

Linder Harold R. Siemer Alexander Lupack MECHANICAL DRAWING John E. Pedersen Odd M. Olsen Eugene H. Duval Alexander Sirom Gennaro De Lucca Frank J.

Di Natale Theodore Berman Frederick Lederman Arthur E. Kurt PATTERN MAKING William Kraus Savio Longo PRINTING Isaac Altes Jacob Peter Sidney Eisenberg Dominick Rocconova Michael Esposito Joseph Rubino Abraham Glickel Paul Seaman Louis Kaminsky Cyrus Spiegelman Emanuel Miritello Werner Weiss PRESSWORK Sidney Bratt John MacLeman Jr. David Carlson James Reilly Casimir Holender SHEET METAL Joseph Kwiatkowski SHOE MAKING Joseph Urdestine Lewis Joseph Biamchini Philip Pollock Frank Buglioni William Schlonta Goldberg Louis Teriss Frank Locascio WOODWORKING Walter Becker John Kaufman Walter Cox John Kolodjiezski John Fader Nicholas Labassi Louis Fink Frank Locavare Gene Guerin Philip Trotto Robert Helmstead Cites Benefits To Negro Women In Y. W. Courses 'The opportunities offered by the Y.

W. C. A. for Negro women were recounted to members of the Ashland Place Y. W.

C. A. by Mrs. Ernest Alexander, chairman of the 137th Manhattan, branch of the organization, last night. More than 100 members attended the annual membership banquet, heard reports on the membership drive now in progress, and were urged by Mrs.

Alexander to redouble their efforts to obtain new members. "Unlimited educational opportunities are offered by the many courses given under the direction of the both in preparation for useful work. and the employment of Mrs. Alexander said. "And in benefiting themselves by taking advantage of this instruction, and urging others to do so, members contribute to the support of the institution." Mrs.

Odell Taylor presided at the dinner, and Miss Ruby Elzy, soloist, sang several selections. St. Patrick Society Will Honor Carroll The memory of Charles Carroll, a signer of the Declaration Independence, will be honored by the St. Patrick Society at its forthcoming annual ball, it was decided last night at a regular meeting of the organization held at the Crescent Athletic-Hamilton Club. George R.

Holahan first vice president of the society, presided at the meeting. member of the New York Yacht, the Racquet and Tennis, the Brook, the Piping Rock and the Meadow Brook Clubs and the National Golf Links. The bride was educated at the Convent of the Sacred Heart in London. Miss Ruth N. Pressinger and J.

Paul Crawford Are Engaged Of local interest is the announcement of the engagement of Miss Ruth Newcombe Pressinger, daughter of Mrs. Whitfield Pressinger, of 2 E. 56th Manhattan, to J. Paul Crawford of Philadelphia, son of Mr. and Mrs.

J. P. Crawford of Los Angeles. Miss Pressinger was graduated from the Ogontz School in Pennsylvania and spent the next year studying in Europe. Her father, the late Whitfield Pressinger was vice president of the Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company.

family formerly resided in Port Washington. Mr. Crawford was graduated from the University of Pennsylvania and is a member of the Merion Cricket and University Clubs. He is vice president of the Philadelphia National Co. The wedding will take place in the early Graduates Hear Judge Strahl at Commencement Municipal Court Strahl was the mencement exercises more Junior High Addresses were trict Superintendent Margaret P.

Rae Veit, in charge schools. Diplomas were graduates as follows: Ashkin, Elsie Atkin, Lillian Berman, Anna Blacker, Lillian Brodsky, Miriam Ruth Brownman, Rose Chovnick, Hilda Danches, Goldie Primowitz, Ida Ginsburg, Eleanor Glassman, Freda Gnatowsky, Edith Goodman, Irene Hollander, Evelyn Kaplan, Esther Marder, Susie Margules, Lillian Power, Lorraine Rockman, Margaret Rosen, Charlotte Samson, Miriam 3chulman, Beatrice Shapiro, Jean Siegel, May Slavin, Ida Stein, Florence Tracer. Selma Trachtenberg, Sonia Turetsky, Julia Vinti, Rose Weisenberg, Dorothy Zivitz, Florence Zuckerman, Muriel Anolik, Sarah Bonis, Ada Broffman, Muriel Chait. Beatrice Estrin, Ida Garber, Beatrice Glazer, Muriel Horowitz, Esther Kaplan, Estelle Kaplan, Netti Kaplowitz, Minnie Koenig, Lillian Koslowski, Lucy Lehrer. Sarah Login, Ruth Mannas, Frances Margolin, Evelyn Mate, Helen Meister, Gertrude Meltzer.

Fannie Mitchell, Jeanne Newman, Estelle Pushkin, Beatrice Roback, May Shantzer, Martha Shapiro, Flora Siegel, Shirley Singerman, Marion Stufsky, Fannie Tannenbaum, Tillie Zinger, Mildred Balsam. Fanny Beresofsky Rosalynd Christopher, Marion Cooper, Sylvia Daidone, Santina Drozdoff, Zina Einbinder, Eleanor Goodman, Lillian Haber, Pearl Haber, Rose Handelman, Ida Hershberg, Ida Jacobson, Rose Kaplowitz, Dorothy Kastrinsky, Lena Kirschenbaum Fannie Kozus, Stella Levine, Lillie Lubliner. Dorothy Meleshko. Anna Novick, Ruth Petlisky, Helen Posner, Shirley Pritzker, Bessie Robbins, Lillian Rosenblatt, Edith Sack, Mollie Schiffer, Lillian Schwartz. Leah Silberg, Ruth Silverman, Evelyn Zwerin, Sylvia Amdur, Jean Bielli, Rose Cohen, Gladys Coopersmith, Helen Goldstein, Bernice Greenstein, Shiriey Green, Sylvia Gress, Vera Hueberg.

Sylvia Jacobson, Jeanette Jaeger, Esther Kartman, Diana Kennis. Ruth Korshuck, Anita Lazarus. Florence Lefkowitz. Sarah Lehrer, Miriam Lifshitz, Edith Orlin, Irene Oshorowitz, Anna Plotnick, Sylvia Rabinowitz. Minnie Salzberg.

Mildred Shaposnick, Clara Shinkarik, Nellie Skibitsky, Leda Smoller, Naga Turetsky, Rose Watnofsky, Yetta Westenzweig, Yetta Biolostosky, Bessie Bleiweiss, Goldie Boyce, Dorathy Cohen, Esther Cohen, Florence Cherrybone, Helen Esther Endlich, Lillian Feingold. Marian Glaser, Edith Kaplan, Gertrude Katz. Miriam Malin. Edna Justice Jacob S. speaker at comheld by GlenSchool yesterday.

also made by Disof Schools and Dr. Benjamin of junior high presented to Stephania Nedbor. Lillian Rahn, Bertha Resenblum, Lorraine Wishney, Diana Zwickel. Mollie Apteker, Gladys Baskin, Frances Cernigharo, Lenora Fox, Shirley Hyman, Ida Kantrowitz, Rose Kramer, Gertrude Johnson, Beatrice Laskowitz, Miriam Newman, Helen Roccaforte, Mildred Rothenberg, Adelle Sigmand, Sarah Shanfeld, Ida Tornobene Josephine Weber, Muriel Waxer, Dorathy Arena, Assunta Birnbaum, Jennie Bloom, Ida Cervase. Marie Cutler.

Rose Denker. Nettie Doctorowitz, Lydia Freeman, Mae Garber, Yetta Green, Gertrude Greenfield, Ruth Horder. Bertha Knee, Sylvia Kolotkin, Sylvia Konaplonik, Lillian Kopelman, Selma Kraus, Frieda Levin, Sylvia Levine, Olga Levy, Sylvia Pisano, Dora Rives. Sarah Rudder. Estelle Saltzman, Phyllis Schneiderman, Frances Shapiro, Ida Shapiro, Ruth Strachinsky, Helen Strauss, Ruth Tirschwell, Helen Zuckerman, Florence Alis, Vita Baron, Ruth Cohen, Diana Cohen, Rachel Diamond, Beatrice Dubitsky, Sarah Duboris, Marian Fried.

Mary Goberman, Esther Goodis. Fannie Iannotti, Marie Jaeger, Harriet La Rocco, Carmela Levenson, Rebecca Lord, Vera Ricca, Rosina Rosen, Rose Rosenblatt. Goldie Rozantso, Helen Scott, Pearl Schiller, Dorothy Schlefman, Mollie Simon, Bessie Stern, Muriel Shurnoff, Jeanette Tavelman, Rose Watt, Sylvia Zingman, Ida Adlin, Ray Bora, Adalaide Blumberg, Fanny Costobella, Caroline Dembowitz, Sylvia Grube, Edna Hilfer, Rose Kraemer, Ruth Kantrowitz, Eva Plumber. Mildred Rogak, Ruth Schwartz, Nettie Shapiro, Lillian Silbermehl, Fanny Washington, Evelyn Weill, Sylvia Zigarowitz, Sophia Aibinder, Florence Chernak. Pearl Cooper, Shirley DiGiacomo, Annie Dobbins.

Mary Esposito, Sadie Friedberg, Martha Friedman, Helen Gordon, Isabelle Hyatt. Sylvia Israel, Bertha Katz. Sylvia Kalina, Charlotte Koch, Ruth Kramer, Ethel Krot. Annie Leff, Ida Levy. Mary Mendelson.

Sarah Merbaum, Gladys Migden, Mary Miller. Beatrice November, Pearl Ostroff. Mary Perlmutter, Mildred Pearlman, Anna Richman. May Rosenberg. Ida Rudnitsky, Sarah Schuman, Gussie Sherman, Roslyn Sherman.

Shirley Sweet, Dorothy Tannenbaum, Gertrude Wallach, May Weinberg. Helen Weissman, Bessie Zakin, Rose Zitowsky, Florence FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTYAMELIA BIERMANN, Plaintiff, against KATIE HORST, et Defendants. Pursuant to judgment entered herein, and bearing date the 12th day of January, 1934, I. the undersigned, the Refcree, will sell at public auction by William F. Reynolds, Auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No.

189 Montague Brooklyn, New York, on February 9th, 1934, at 12 o'clock noon, on that day, the mortgaged premises in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, directed by said judgment to be sold. bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the northerly side of Decatur Street, distant twenty (20) feet westerly from the corner formed by the intersection of the northerly side of Decatur Street, with the westerly side of Howard Avenue; running thence northerly parallel with Howard Avenue and part of the distance through a partywall, one hundred (100) feet; thence westerly parallel with Decatur Street, twenty (20) feet; thence southerly parallel with Howard Avenue and part of the distance through a party-wall one hundred, (100) Street, feet to and the thence northerly easterly side along the said northerly side of Decatur Street, twenty (20) feet to the point or place of beginning. Together with all the right, title and Interest of the mortgagor, of, in and to the land lying in Decatur Street, in front of and adjoining the above described premises to the centre line thereof. Dated January 18, 1934. DAVID CORAL, Referee.

GUSTAVUS S. SMITH, Attorney for Plaintiff. 391 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New York. ja19-6t SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTYBrooklyn Trust Company, plaintiff, against Kalmon M. Marcus et defendants.

Pursuant to Judgment herein, dated January 8. 1934, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by THOMAS HOVENDEN, auctioneer, at Brooklyn Estate Exchange. Montague Street. Brooklyn, N. on February 2d.

1934, at 12 o'clock noon, premises situated on the west side of Kingston Avenue, 72 feet 6 inches south of Union Street, being 35 feet front and rear by 70 feet 111 depth, side lines being parallel with Union Street, the northerly side line running part of the way through a party wall and the southerly side line running along the center line of an alley. No. 316 Kingston Avenue. Dated, January 11th. 1934.

JACOR I. BERGEN, Referee, CULLEN DYKMAN, Attorneys for Plaintiff, No. 177 Montague Street, Brooklyn. N. 1a12 13 19 20 26 27 11 SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS -Robert H.

Noble and Julia A. Noble, Plaintiffs, against Salvatore DeSantis, et Defendants, HARRY L. THOMPSON, Plaintiff's Attorney, 16 Court Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Pursuant to judgment of foreclosure in the above action filed in Kings County Clerk's Office.

December 16th. 1933. I. the undersigned referee, will sell at public auction by N. W.

LAMBERT. Auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn, New York City, on the 2d day of February, 1934. at 12 o'clock noon. the premises In said of judgment directed the to be sold. being a plot ground in Borough of Brooklyn.

New York City, on the easterly side of West Street, beginning two hundred and forty-six feet south of Avenue U. and being twenty-eight feet eight inches in width in front on West Street and twenty- 2,500 Attend K. of C. Ball For Charity Long Island Chapter's 28th Annual Affair Raises $25,000 Fund was expounded by speakers at of grammar schools held in and educators alike urged the cleanliness motif in mind, O'Brien Addresses Abraham Lincoln High Graduates State Senator Henry L. O'Brien presided at the commencement exercises of Abraham Lincoln Junior High School held yesterday at the school, Ridgewood and Lincoln Aves.

Frank C. Arnold spoke on the work of the junior high school and Roberta K. Thomas spoke on the accomplishments of the junior high school. The Lyman A. Best medals for scholarship and service were awarded to Jane Hartman and Edward Lustberg.

Other awards follow: Parent-Teacher Association prizes for scholarship and service, to Leroy Fadem and Dorothea Mohrmann. Algebra medal to Gladys Trafford. English medal to Julie Gelston. French medal to Vincenzo Clemente. Latin medal to Max Mensch.

Biology medal to Bernard Dachman. Civics medal to Grace Deuzin. General Organization pins to Grace Duffy and John Gallagher, The graduates follow: Frank T. Adamo J. W.

Henderson Evelyn A. Ambrosio Sylvia Hirschhorn Doris E. Ballay A. N. Hoffmann Jr.

Vincent J. Biondo Charlotte F. Hoppe Alan Botsford Bernard Kaplan Audrey B. BE Brown Albert J. Kunz Albert V.

Brucato Louis Lepler F. Buk George D. Lessner Antonette Buona- Lucy Letteriello donna Seymour Liebman Doris H. Carroll Meyer L. Maiten Wm.

V. Chevallier Mildred M. Mangino Louise Cohen Alice L. McEneny Margaret J. Cor- Muriel J.

McGilvray nehlsen Vera Miller Florence T. Cwik Ruth J. Mills Bernard Dachman Leonard Monte Kathleen L. Decker Edward J. Nappi Grace M.

Denzin J. J. Panzarella Jr. Grace Duffy James M. Percival Martha V.

Eaton Joseph Savino Evelyn Eddelman Dorothy F. Scallon Leroy Fadem Viola M. Scott Benjamin Firkser Alfred E. Stoesser Edward E. Fischel Peter P.

Stripeikis Josephine Gallo Wm. H. Swanson Julie B. Gelston I. R.

Tanenbaum Grace E. Gray Murray Tanenbaum Sidney L. Greenfield Lucille L. Trautfeld Joseph Guty R. J.

Whittmore Minerva Hager Marcella Wilkens Jane E. Hartman Philip E. Worth Irwin Heyman John A. Yates Abraham Kammen Vincent Zangrillo Robert Kaplan Helen F. Amen Shirley H.

Kirschen- Muriel M. Anger feld Beatrice Begelman Ruth W. Koehnken Loretta K. Bloom Ella Krauss Idabelle Bourke Nickolas Kuzmin Angelina M. Brancato Emma D.

Lepler Max J. Brunn Shirley D. Lichten- Tessie Capone feld Eleanor H. Caputo Muriel E. Lindroth Charles W.

Carr Vincent Lombardo Josephine R. CatanEdith M. Mayer zaro Margaret L. Mc- Pauline B. Chiarello Dowell Vincenza Clemente Doris E.

McGarry Sylvia Cohen Max R. Mensch Rose E. Cuccio Dorothea B. Mohr- Lorraine A. Davis mann Marion J.

Day Martha F. Munzer Clifford F. Deller Winifred R. Nippe George W. Diblin Attilio W.

Panzarella Clarence Dimmer Ada H. Pape Claire Donlon Irene R. Pobozy Rose M. Dougherty Sophie S. Reiter Frances T.

Duryea Robert R. Roalef Florence V. Ennis Harriet H. Rogoff John Ferris Roche Rosen William E. Finck Jerome Rosenberg Henry Fischer Annette Rosoff Seymour Fishman Irving Rothbaum Mary Fitzgerald Chas.

F. Schneider Arthur Fleischer Theodore Shapiro Rachel Francis Audrey M. Stilwell Dorothy B. Fumarola Ethel E. Smallwood Grace C.

Geiger Gladys G. Trafford Dorothy F. Gettinger Dorothy R. Vinci James R. Giannotti Helene M.

Vinsone Evelyn M. Gibbs Gladys Vogt Jennie K. Giovenco Rubin Weinstein Harriet H. GreenAnna M. Werner stein Milton O.

Werner Aurora A. Gregoretti Andrew C. Wilhelm Edna A. Haan A. T.

Wippermann Caroline J. Hartill Matthew I. Ziegler Louise Hartill Jeanette C. Beck George W. Hess Catherine A.

Cor- Sylvia Hiesiger coran Evelyn M. Holdy Lucy P. Davis A. A. Horowitz Jeannette Edelstein Concetta R.

Iannello Muriel R. Farrar Edna C. Jablonski Rose Friedman Harry F. Klebs Catherine Gal- Eleanor S. Klein lagher Arthur V.

Kohout Florence F. Gibson Ruth V. Korman H. Haffner Frances Kurinsky Hilda H. Hauptman Frank J.

Lambert Yetta J. Kaplan Lucius T. Laughton Selma Katz Philomena F. LenBetty L. Lake dino Helen M.

Lang Frieda H. Levenstein Edward J. Lustberg Bennie Lew Margaret L. Mc- Eleanor C. Maletter Cherry Elsie M.

Malone William Poterba Rose J. Marino Irene A. Potters Arthur C. Marshall Anna R. Restituto Susan M.

Miale Edith L. Ritzer Blanche MargenEvelyn E. Roegele lander Sylvia S. Rosen- Miriam Myrans crown Ruth Nemser Tessie Sandberg D. R.

Noonan Schwarz Joseph S. Novoni Sarah Schwartzbard Alice Parascouy Hertha E. von Holdt Daisy L. Paulini Frances E. Yanason Lillian Pearl Antoinette M.

Abbene Vincent J. Pisciotto Edith H. Adams Anna Rockershefsky Louise M. Adlington Ethel B. Ross Philip Astore Esther M.

Ryan Harold Baer Barney Sanfratella Robert S. Baler Hans Schoen Walter J. Behnke August A. Schultz Robert H. Best Ruth L.

Schuster Dorothy Butzbach Beatrice B. Seckular Frances T. Chodosh James Shepard Edward T. Coffey William Simmons Muriel Conrad Amelia F. Slegus Daniel E.

Cowan Evelyn Spector Jennie J. D'Orio Sylvia Spector R. E. De Stefano J. Steuerer Albert J.

Dwyer John W. Stewart Irving Feuer Lorretta G. St. GerRosario Flaccavento main John J. Gallagher Kathryn A.

Tamsen Dolores M. Goldberg Marguerite C. Tietien Robert N. Good David J. Vaughan Audrey Greenfield Katherine F.

Vaughan Joseph L. Guardino Vincent C. Verdisco Wm. E. Hammesfahr Jean J.

Verry William E. Hartman Thelma M. Villano William R. Harris Joseph Yonke Dorothy L. Haskell Gladys H.

Zipperian Julius M. Hendel ACME F.EA Miss Schoonmaker was born in Ulster county of "real HollandDutch" parents, attended Albany State Normal School, and started in up-State towns a career of teaching, which finally brought to Brooklyn, and Public School 76, in East New York, from she retired several years ago. Which. Whitehaired and tiny, Schoonmaker finds to complain of in modern occanothing, sional walk, plenty of reading material, and an evening spent in playing bridge or "Russian Bank," and she is content. Movies interest her not at all.

"They are all right for younger folks, like my sister Elizabeth, who is only 70," says Miss Schoonmaker, "but I'd rather have a good game of rummy, any day!" The 28th annual charity ball Long Island Chapter, Knights of Columbus, attracted 2,500 members cf fraternity and their friends to the Columbus Club last night and raised a fund estimated at $25,000 0 to carry on the hospital lief. employment and scholarship undertakings sponsored by the order. The grand ballroom of the Columbus Club at 1 Prospect Park West was decorated for the occasion with flags and bunting. State Attorney General John J. Bennett Jr.

and District Attorney William F. X. Geoghan were 111- cluded among a large representation of public officials, professional and business men who attended the function. The grand march, which started at midnight, was led by George Kent Weldon of Joyce Kilmer Council and chairman the 1934 charity ball committee of the Long Island Chapter, and Miss Mary K. Tully, of the ladies auxiliary of Joyce Kilmer Council.

They were followed by James P. Tobin Brooklyn Council, chairman of the Long Island Chapter, of and Mrs. Tobin. Next in line were Vincent C. Rottkamp of Jamaica Council, chairman of the affairs committee of the chapter, and Mrs.

Rottkamp. The executive committee of the 1934 charity ball committee included: George K. Weldon, chairman. David J. McGrath, Arthur J.

Hayslip, Charles F. Egan and Allan Quarry, vice chairmen. William L. Nicholson, financial secretary. Prank T.

Dowling, treasurer. Joseph A. Mannix secretary. The chairmen of the subcommittees were: Daniel A. Tobin, reception.

Edward M. Galligan, district deputies. Joseph A. Downey, booster page. James P.

Tobin, invitation. Matthew F. Kennedy, music, James Healy, box. Vincent A. Kelly, badge.

Bernard T. D'Arcy, journal. Bernard J. Dillon, special features. Delpha Andrews, hall.

Edward L. Bang, decoration. John M. O'Neil. ushers.

William Daly, transportation. Thomas F. Mullins, ticket. John F. X.

Courtney. publicity. Philip A. Sansania, floor. John J.

Moran Jr. escort. James J. McGarvey, entertainment. Harry E.

Gray, ladies auxiliary. Edmund A. Whalen, Fourth Degree, K. of C. Vincent Connors, patrons.

David Kilfoyle, promotion. George Slavin, supper. Vincent C. Rottkamp, affairs. Bishop to Appeal To Churches for High School Fund At all of the services in the churches of the Brooklyn Catholic diocese tomorrow morning, a letter from Bishop Thomas E.

Molloy, making a strong appeal for support of the Roman Catholic high schools in the diocese will be read. The letter states that the annual collection for the support of the schools will be taken up at the masses on Feb. 4. In the letter Bishop Molloy states that, Christian education is particularly needed today and points to the fact that the diocese spends nearly $3,000,000 annually on the support of the schools. "We must be mindful of the fact." Bishop Molloy writes, "that our present unhappy situation has resulted not only from abnormal economic factors, but a also from human greed, avarice, selfishness injustice.

The only adequate and effective agencies to curb, counteract and control these inordinate tendencies of the human mind, heart and appetite, are true religion and true education." FORECLOSURES eight feet eight inches in width in rear and one hundred feet in depth on each side, said side lines running parallel with Avenue reference being made to said judgment tor a more complete description of said premises. GEORGE C. MANNING, Reteree. SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTYThe Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn, Plaintiff, against Sprockfeld Realty Corporation, et Defendants. Pursuant to Judgment of foreclosure and sale entered in the above action in Kings County Clerk's Office and dated January 12, 1934, I will sell at public auction by ALLEN M.

TEPLITZ. Auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. on February 9, 1934, at twelve o'clock noon, the premises in said judgment directed to be sold, being a plot of ground the fmprovements thereon in Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, on the southerly side of Clarendon Road distant 50 feet easterly from Nostrand Avenue, being 50 feet wide front and rear by 100 feet in depth on each side, the side lines running parallel with Nostrand Avenue, the westerly side line running partly through a party wall, together with street rights, reterence being made to said judgment for 8 more compiete description of said premises.

Dated, January 19, 1934. RAYMOND A. TIERNEY, Referee. ARTHUR C. WEYMANN, Plaintiff's Attorney, 9 DeKalb Avenue, Brooklyn, N.

ja 19 20 26 27 1 2 3-66 CORPORATION NOTICES IN PURSUANCE OF SECTION 1018 OP the Greater New York Charter, the Comptroller of The City of New York hereby gives public notice of the tion by the Supreme Court and the entering in the Bureau of City Collections of Assessments for acquiring title to the following named court in the Borough of Brooklyn: SECTION 5 Lamont Court--Acquiring Title to--from Empire Boulevard to Lefferts Avenue. Confirmed December 22, 1933, and entered January 12, 1934. The area of assessment for benefit in this proceeding Is as follows: Bounded on the north by the southerly line of Empire Boulevard: on the east by a line distant 100 feet easterly from and parallel with the easterly line of Lamont court, the said distance being measured at right angles to Lamont court: on on the south by the northerly line of Letferts Avenue, and on the west by a line distant 100 feet easterly from and parallel with the easterly line of Balfour place, the said distance being measured at right angles to Balfour place, That the above entitled assessment was entered on the day hereinbefore in the Record of Titles of Assessments kept In the Bureau of City Collections, and unless the amount assessed for benefit on any person or property shall be paid on or before April 12, 1984. which 90 days after the date of entry of the assessment, interest will be collected the rate of seven per centum per annum. to be calculated from ten days after the date of entry to the date of payment.

As provided by sections: 159 and 1019 of the Greater New York Charter. The above assessment is payable to the City Collector, at his office, Room 1.. Minicipal Building. Brooklyn. between the hours of 9 a.m.

and 3 p.m.. and- on Saturdays until 12 noon. Dated New York. January 12. 1934.

W. ARTHUR CUNNINGHAM. Comptroller. (C-17).