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The Omaha guide., 1940-11-02

Yet this is exactly the record made
by NADINOLA Bleaching Cream
and even SO the sponsors wanted
more roof-scientific proof Of how
well Nadinola lightens the skin, helps
clear up blackheads and surface pim-
piles, softens and smoothes the skin
texture. SO they authorized me, sew
eral years ago, to start tests under
rigid scientific control, take photo
graphs; in fact, to get the complete
record of results under actual condi-
tions just as the cream is used. This
completed study is nov considered
highly significant and, 10 far as |
know, NADINOLA is the only cream
of its kind ever to get scientific proof
of its beautifying value.
Method Of Scientific Proof
My research began with a thor
ough study of medical literature
found in libraries of leading medical
colleges and in scientific journals.
This search provided much authori-
tative opinion in support of the testi-
mony Of enthusiastic users as to the
results Of NADINOLA'S indicated
ingredients il. tightening the skin and
improving its attractiveness. The
next step was to find a method of
running actual tests on a group of
subjects with the right apparatus for
making and keeping accurate records
of the results. First l built a studio
for photographing each girl under
fixed control, taking a picture before
she began using NADINOLA fol-
lowed by other pictures during and
after the treatment. Then | prepared
a color chart which furnishes a way
to measure the color value of the
skin. This makes it possible to show
positive tightening of the skin and to
actually measure how much lighter
the skin becomes from using NADI-
NOLA.
The Omaha guide., 1940-11-02

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Another Mild
Polio Case

Asas-Yeaf-old sumner 81 1sns
Dillon. was placed n TIE reae-
mssalis Ward Il ths Pierce county
hospital thls Nses end after es
coming II Saturday. 1T Norman
= NaNnuxsen. county health offi.
eef. reported Monday
The ehilds symptoms ars mild
the doctor sad and she apparently
Is recovering rapidly he noted
ths esse = the first from Sumner
since TIE middle q June. Early IN
TIE epidemic. rhe ehilds home :
a. Route /. Hex Is sumner
Last city case reported. the doc
tor said was that II Mary Ellen
Rice. two years old. ~ ta22 $
Washington - who became II
Oct 10
Al new cases. Or Msknussen
said. show record 81 VISITS out.
side the city IN areas such -
Seattle. where the disease i more
active now than IN Tacoma
He announced release from the
hospital Of Catherine. Ann Gin.
ton - years OLD. Of Route Z
BOX ssi Midland. = patient IN the
polio ward Tor long time
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Demos Short
On Road Jobs

Democrat. 49, n the strange
position 81 crying SAINT. Claus
n ths handing cut = eeuaty I'D
iee. a. monih. = ehsek = resd
psYrens Ter ne latter hslf =
October revealed
District So under Chairman
- ths Commissioner. eus y Ne
ton. gsse IS men iehs nj rsld
sse7ali IN saEes "a thsm. Ths
ether Democratic member. Com.
missioner 1ehn sshlsrh. ssx. -
men it 81 = easl u 3 - -
in district
Republican Commissioner A. A.
Rankin. IN the first district.
When. Republican Candidate Al
Nareo = rad bssss. ave Iees 10
ias men Al total co., 81 5 spI -
in ths half month
Defense 1nhs Il fart LEWIS
almost have hqaldstea The WrA
road projects N al thr.s commits.
sloner district. Men employed On
those projects At the last October
report toiallsd = In Hanklns dis
tuei. 1o2 IN Motions and g. in
Sehlarh's
A year and = half ase At the
peak. NrA road obs employed
e33 msn n Rsnkns district To
2as IN Melton. Ind as In
sehlafhs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Next City Council
Meeting Wednesday

Action on several important
ordinances was postponed by the
council Monday until Wednesday
morning
Among those 10 be brought up
Wednesday will be one authorizing
the 9th ave repaving project from
Sprague TO Proctor SITS. another
will be 10 authorize contract
with the Electric Farm and Home
authority under which the city will
act as collection agency on con-
ditional sales contracts for cleo
trio equipment purchased by city
light users from private firms.
A third ordinance 10 come up for
vote Wednesday will be one To
authorize II. G Wilcox TO establish
a fish reduction plant on the
Middle waterway.
There will be no session of the
council Tuesday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Karl Brandt
To Talk Here
w orld Affoirs
Lecture Nov. IA

d karl Brandt. nov 81 stan
sard university. hut formerly Of the
University Of Berlin. Germany.
W discuss Hiters war on food
resources a. the first winter SYM
postum dinner Of the World A.
Us council Thursday. Nov. a at
Iotel Winthrop.
Or Brandt. well-known econ
omist. vas professor Of agncul-
taral economies Al the German
University and nov holds a similar
position or the Stanford faculty
He vii answer such questions
as What are the essential fea-
lures Of the power economy Of the
AXIS powers % and Is there go
Ing TO be widespread starvation IN
Europe this winter 80
Appearing on the program with
d Brandt vii be Or. Eric Bell
gust Of the University of Califor-
ma. who will discuss the Nazi con-
quest Of Denmark and Norway. Dr.
Rellquist only recently returned
from Stockholm. Sweden.
DR.. F. 6 Williston. president Of
the council will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Veteran OF Civil
War Dies al S

oHrf>u-.Alheft ~ wsilsc..
~. WV War veteran. died sun.
lay At the state snialsr. horn.
here. where Ne had lived for The
at - year.
During lhe var between the
states. he SERVED la Company G.
Third Minnesota Infantry.
Surviving afe to daughters
Ms u ?. liipes Of C.nuails
Wash and Mrs & A. siow OF
Long Lake. MINI and on. snn.
n. a. Wallace af spring Valley.
MINI
Tho body viii be sent BY The
ofilnT Funeral home 10 spring
Valley Tor snsombment. There viii
be no services here
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Londoners Enjoy
Night Of Quiet

LONDON - For the first time
since Sept. : not a German plane
flew over London during Sunday
night. and 10 the millions Of Lon
doners who had Injured themselves
To the blast of bombs and the roar
Of guns the silence was eerie and
something Of a shock.
Three single planes flew over the
Greater London area Sunday. to
drop their bombs and machine gun
streets and roads There was one
brief. eventless alarm late in the
afternoon. Then. throughout the
night and throughout this morning.
not a German plane was reported
in or near London.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
United Spirit
Is Shown Here

m three asT United rsecns
sac at ~s<s proved -. sesvsest
- - kina ssnsx ia. /. y Eur
n.tf. president - nsfnsst nrrs..
~ : nasmh<r - re mef<haas
semalltes. declared aeedsx.
s-Thl. sale h-sssr tn.n snyfkira
sls< .ha~s ~A.s = anls.a eamnue-
~ spirit csn ae naf.esf sss1.
sfaFs thsa - p.Ftielp.tIns nsv-
chants hsfs worked tsfssnef -
sffer e~sfsr thar .~.ernsl values
49, ~ results y hassn<es sesame
h.ss h<sn mare thar satisfactory
~T1s- sale ..fv<a - a<fl.ef Iese
rssams fetssi sesnn~is . nfssf
as.l af tfsds th.t Would nave anrs
sls<~hsr-. slshausA a h~seafs -
"a u served further 10 stlna Ia
esma retailers Intn rnar~ EntInefs
sasssH vita mary newcomer. = shss
eesmmunlty wns sss sat get -.
mlil.F vita shs merchandise "a
eoms stores hass 10 offer. Alta
ssther. ths merchants are snn.
slas.d ~. sails ..s IN every eay
. fssl saes~ss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Women Past Is Eligible 10 Join
Unit Of Motor Corps In Tacoma

Co Harriet Virginia national
commander q The National Service
League Motor Corps for women
Will speak - Local members n The
corps Al ; p. m Monday Al Hotel
Winthrop. Al women. ever :. IN
terested n becoming members Of
the Tacoma unit are urged Il Al.
tend
L Col. Gus 3. Appelman. head
q the Tacoma Home Defense
Corns. VII Introduce Mss Virginia
L Is expected that Ma Ger. David
L. Stone VII also speak 70 the
group.
Mss Virginia. Who served dur
ine the World Var as ambulance
and messenger driver with Anne
Morgans National League Of
Women's Service. has enlisted the
interest Of Mayor Harry p Cam
in organizing the Tacoma unit Of
her own National Service League
Motor Corps Mayor Cam appoint
ed 1t Col Appelman 70 coordinate
the efforts Of the I've oreaniza-
tions to strengthen Tacoma's home
defense.
The National Service League
Motor Corps VII offer practical
instruction 10 women IN motor me
chanics. short wave radio. sema-
phorine and Morse code viii be Of
fered along with transportation.
army first aid and general instruc-
ton in meeting circumstances aris-
ing from national emergencies.
floods and local defense problems.
Corps have already been estah-
hshed in the principal cities Of the
western states and several eastern
seaboard states The national head
quarters Is in Los Angeles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Robbed Twice
By Same Man

p. y Burbank. penders' station
grocer. reported TO Sheriff John {
Biorklund Monday that he had
been robbed again ny the same
man who forced him 10 turn over
$50 TO him al the point of = Gun
Friday night a week ago.
The loot Sunday night VAS $40
The approach. Burbank reported.
was much more abrupt. The man.
about Is years old. simply walked
into his place of business on the
Olympia highway and ordered
Burbank to give up his wallet lie
was dressed. as before. in a dark
suit with pin stripe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
ERE'S MORE ABOu1
May Join Hands

Notwithstanding recent Go
contract negotiated With g. say
mill operations in western Nash.
ington on the basis n 4 per cent
raise on the hasr and per crnt
fpise in the higher bracket.
Don HelmieL Of slsna ..-i.
Ore. who opposed Harold J.
ffi,eheti for presidency Of the
IVA st the last election. indi.
Gated the Go In his district
would 20 on strike n neee.-
sarN.
Tn. employers. b. charged.
are attempting 10 freezs the
wage OF the lumber industry AZ a
o5-cent low A % cent raise isn't
enough to meet increased living
costs We Will mret the employers
with a united front There IL not
going 10 be any sppessement
Helmlek and the others accom-
panyinr him ss Go representa-
tives wefr leaders of the anti.
communist bloc and anti admin.
lstratlon forces AZ the Aberdeen
convention Among other GO
speakers were Al Hartung. presi-
dent Of the Cnlumhia district
council. IVA. Ed acsorley. For.
est Grow. ore. local. = c. Fad
ling. president of Aberdeen local:
Chester King. secretary al Ray
mond. and r. r.. psdden. Aberdeen
secretary
Appearance of the Go
spoLesmen at the meeting had
nothing 10 do with the idea of
merging. Helmiek told the
meeting. hut merely mssnt
establishment of n united
front TO employers for the
higher demands presented by
the AL district council.
Tacomss II mills in which
employees are members u All.
unions went into their sixth ws.k
Of strike Monday Except for the
Weyerhssuser mill. st snoqualmls
and Everett. thes. Al Tacoma are
the only operations that hAps been
closed The Everett mil. though
cio-opefated. Is closed by AL
plekeis
Before the Sunday meeting
closed. action was taken anthofix
Ing Ofegon-Wsshlneton and Puget
Sound district councils Of the AL
unions To cooperate with the cfo
and an arrangement wss made for
attendance Of .xchsng. delegate.
a. meetings of councils on both
/ Hdes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05

Applications for marriage IT,
eeaass we're made In Port Orchard
By William Howard shufts. Al.
Fort Lewis. and Lois Blanche Up
dixie. IA. Port Orchard. and Cecil
William Miles. n. GIG HsfboT.
and Violet wlnnlfrsd Lynn. ID.
Gis naFbor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Million Plumb Suit
For Damages Heard

Trial of a damage suit totalling
s3.625 against the city opened be-
fore jury in Judge Fred G. Re
msnns court Monday.
Plaintiff Milton Plumb asks
damages in that amount. as a re-
suit OF an accident last Feb. z
when he struck q barrier on the
s7th at bridge Plumb charges
the city with negligence In leaving
the barrier unlighted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
TYphoon Heads
Toward Shanghai

APRA. GUIANA typhoon that
ragged across the island of Guam
for 20 hours headed north toward
Shanghai Monday. leaving thou
sands of shattered native dwell
ings, washed out crops. roads and
bridges. and extensive damage to
L. S. navy and Pan American Air
ways structures. No loss of life
was reported.
Capt. G. J. Mcmillan. L. s. N.
governor of this important Far
Eastern naval outpost. cabled the
American Red Cross in Washing
ton for $4,000 to relieve the dis
tress of the islands $4,000 natives,
most of whom were homeless and
facing hunger.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
SOLDIER BOOKED

Everett Armstrong. 21-year-old
soldier at Camp Murray. was
booked at the county jail Sunday
night for investigation of peep
ing Tom activities. He WAS re-
leased temporarily to military au-
thorities by Justice Clarence f
Layton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
ASK SE.MER LINZ

A petition of r. NJ Grant and
five others for a sewer line in So
isth at. Union 10 Puget Sound
AYES. was referred To the public
works department Monday The
petitioners ask for creation of q
small local improvement district.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
TO SHOW PICTURES

Motion pictures Of the univer-
sity of California Washington foot
ball game will be shown Tuesday
noon at the University-union club
There Will be comments by one Of
the L. Of ". coaching staff.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Core Of The News


Loss due 70 firs IN an overhead
81 dry kin At the Wheeler osTno.i
sales corporation IN Saturday as
estimated Al 3 600 Repeated eul
breaks caused alarms If as ,. N
Sunday and ia m Monday. bat
no DAMAGE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
GRANT PETITION

The petition OF Frank l. HART
and others for extension of cleo
tric light service TO their homes
at Meadow Park was granted by
the council Monday. subject 10
payment by petitioners OF the SIS
connection fee for each house.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
TROPHY IL AWARDED

Ths Knox trophy. .mblematle Of
superiority IN operating efficiency
among field artillery batteries. has
been awarded 10 Battery A. 10th
Field ARTILLERY. Fort Lewis
Always better butter at Cow
Butter stofs ladv.l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Goord Talks Tuesday

The Anglo-saxon federation viii
J present Conrad Gard In free
public lecture at Hotel Winthrop
al 6 p m. Tuesday. His subject
vii be "Hitler's Destiny. Accord
ing To Bible Prophecy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
ARTICLES ARE FILED

The United Press reported from
Olympia Monday articles of in
corporation have been filed by
Faith Temple. Inc, Tacoma. In
corporators are o. A. simonson,
Charles Lagstrom, f. A. Solheim
and others.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
SERVICES Tuesday

The Tacoma Buddhist center will
meet At 5 p. m Tuesday IN the
church 1717 Faweett ave. The sub
Jet viii he Reaching the Ideal"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05

The Hawthorns Improvement
club vii meet At : ~ p. ~. Tues
day At 2di0 East c 1t.
In choosing YOUR Coffee re.
member Coffee and forget PRICE,
Co 1893 by Congressman John
NJ Coffee G0nilnus coffee in
Congress. adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
TOWNSEND MEETING

Townsend club No / Will meet
at S p. m. Monday at Normsnns
hall With Rep. John NJ Coffee as
speaker Refreshments will be
served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Wild HID I.IfI

A full hour Of motion pictures
dealing with Wild bird life IN THIS
state viii be shown 81 thr meet.
Ing Of the Tacoma Engineers club
at Hotel winthrop "Wednesday
noon. Herbert Boldly. public r.la-
lions officer Tor the Stat. Game
department ~ill speak
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
BUILDING PERMIT

] Il Johnson 81 Falkland va
granted permit Monday 10 erect
$4,000 residence a. $40 So.
Ainsworth ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
Great Salt Lake Sets
Its Lowest Wafer Mark

SALT LANE 1fTf-Gfshf Salt
Lake has hit a new low for All
time. II is nov al the lowest
water mark IN its recorded history
Officials Of the 4 y geological
survey reported the lake already
mas reached the record 1853 low
water point. and 10 dropping below
that marx.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05

Hospital flowers. finn rioris,
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05
To Nsrr WEDNESDAY,

The \ n { A Camera club
viii meet Al = p. m Wednesday
Each member may enter three
prints on Autumn The critic
vii be Robert & Johnson.
Take The throh cut Of wounds
with NOtNDEN. adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05

II you're not using II. sell n with
q Fsst Action Times Want ad
Phone Main sI5I.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05

GUY MELTON solicits your vote on his record
All Pierce County Votes For Commissioners
Tuesday, Nov. S
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-05


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Evening star., 1940-01-21
Review of RECORDINGS

lished how many of those folk tunes
Chopin used and developed for con-
cert use.
Mr.. Rubinstein is a pianist with
an established reputation and has
other recordings to his credit. If
tone coloring is not the outstanding
feature of this particular set, never
theless his delivery is facile and his
technique faultless. The album has
a great deal to offer to any lover
Of Chopin's music.
The release of Mendelssohn' S
Reformation Symphony No. S in
d Major by the Columbia Corp.
marks another step toward a sue
cessful compilation of masterworks
by the company. Mendelssohn was
one Of the most popular composers
OF his day. The fantasy and the
playfulness of his earlier works have
earned him undying fame, while
vigor and refinement of his mature
style will ever serve as model of
musical structure. The theme of
the symphony is the familiar Ger
man hymn Elm Feste Burg"
which has been used by several
composers from Bach to Wagner,
each of whom has developed it in
an individual manner and style.
Mendelssohn gives a contrapuntal
form to the last movement, work.
ing it up to great climax.
With the acquisition of a rare
collection of Johann Strauss man.
uscripts by the Library of Congress
in Washington. representing almost
the total of his works, there has
been renewed interest in his mu-
sic, manifested in many American
premieres of these "rediscovered"
compositions. Last summer the Ma
tional Symphony gave us an oppor-
tunity to hear several. Six numbers,
IN the form of suite, noted for the
wealth of melody and variety, have
been released by the Columbia COM
pany. "The Explosion Polka" and
the Festival Quadrille" are among
these. The "Paroxysm Walker"
dedicated to a body of medical
students and written for one of
their affairs, is unique for its wit
and gayety. This set and Mem
delssohns "Symphony' are record
ed by the Columbia Broadcastins
Symphony Orchestra, conducted by
Howard Barlow.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Additions to Lead
To Civic Opera Work

The Civic Grand Opera Associa-
ton this month will recommend to
the Additions Committee of the
Metropolitan Opera Auditions-on-
the-Air two young singers of tho
District who aspire to operatic ca
reers-Alma Harris, dramatic So
prano, and Fague Springman, BARI
tone. Arrangements for these au-
dltions have been completed with
Maestro Wilfred Pelletier. musicar
director of the additions program
and conductor at the Metropolitan
Opera.
The association has been holding
audtlons to uncover talented sing
ers with operate incinations for
participation in solo and choral
work in the operas it is planning to
produce in Constitution Hall during
the early spring. The productions
will include "Manon," Lucia" Ca
valleria Rusticana" and Secret Of
Suzanne Most of the leading roles
will be taken by guest artists" Of
reputation from New York and 9th.
er operate centers.
Opera appreciation programs con.
tinue throughout the city's clubs, the
association having recently present.
ed programs for the Daughters Of
1872, the Womens National Demo-
cratic Council and the Zonta Club.
Programs will be given in the near
future for the League of American
Pen Women and the Craftsmen Of
the Veterans Administration.
Information pertaining to SUP
scription to the associations pro.
ductions in the spring may be Sc
cured at headquarters at 174l K
street or by addressing the musical
director. Amelia Cont, at the
Chastleton.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Notes of Interest From the Local Music Circles

rill and Thora Seaton, chairmen, are
sponsoring a program In which The
Columbia Light Opera Company,
Ethel Manning, director, and the
Civic Theater are taking part. The
former will sing excerpts from light
operas. The meeting will be held in
the clubroom of the Grafton Hotel
tomorrow at 8 pm.
A musical program will be given at
the first of the Monday afternoon
teas of the music section Of the
Women's Club Of Chevy Chase to-
morrow by Helen Turley, contralto,
accompanied by Mary liant Couch,
and Doris Sturgeon, violinst, with
Dorothy Radde Emery at the piano.
The choir of the Takoma Park
Presbyterian Church, under the di-
rection Of Mrs. Albert w. Volkmer,
with Mrs. Dudley c. jackson at the
organ, will give the second and third
parts Of "The Messiah" this evening
at o'clock. The following soloists
will be heard. Dorothy Skinner
Walsh. Winifred G. Clark, sopranos;
Mrs. Volkmer, contralto; Franklin
Garrett, tenor; j. L. Stinson, BARI
tone.
Franceska Lawson, soprano, and
Harry Wheaton Howard, pianist,
gave recital for the faculty and
students Of st. Cecilia's Academy
Thursday afternoon.
The director Of the Columbia
Light Opera Co. announces that the
production dates for Victor Her
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Piano Tournament
To Be Countrv.Wide

Ihe seventh annual national piano.
playing tournament, sponsored by
the National Guild of Piano Teach
ers, will be held countrywide, BEGIN
ming the first of May and ending the
middle of June, it has been an
nounced from national headquar-
tiers. Piano pupils of all ages and
stages of advancement will be eliei-
BILE to receive additions for places
upon the District, State and nation
al honor rolls of the United States.
Judges of national prominence will
be sent out by the guild to about
30 centers in 80 States.
The purpose of the tournament
Is to set up and establish annual
goals with definite rewards for the
piano students of the United States
and to stimulate a wider interest
IN artistic piano playing. The
Washington tournament will take
place about June l with LaSalle
Spier as its chairman. Last years
tournament here ran for eight days,
with 2l3 pupils entered.
Students and teachers desirous of
joining the movement may have
free literature by writing the Ma
tional Guild Of Piano Teachers at
$40 Riverside Drive, New York.