Daily News from New York, New York • 224

SUNDAY NEWS, JU! Harlem Marches to Protest High Rent Month of Brides Lives Up rv? KENT INCREASES and insanitary hous I ing conditions brought organized protest from the Harlem Tenants' league yesterday in parade through district. Photo shows group of paraders and banners at Brooks square iory on jmge i. THE FIRST bride of 186 issued June licenses yesterday was Eliza bt iVicooiancK, shown signing license with husband, Rudolph Hesse. 1 -m i i ere rnarrieq in luunicipai cnapei stow on page 6. v-v v.

ii js 1 af i -Ml i li I 41 DOWN WITH RECORDS. llerU rt Fahy decided non-refu linjr endurance flight record set by late Royal Thomas wasn't big enough, so he flew 36 hours 56 minutes 36 seconds near Los Angeles. Photo shows his wife welcoming him to earth. I NEWS iihntot Surrounded by some of the youngsters for whom he gave party, John A. Hogan is shown in Battery park.

I 1 III I I I I I ii I ii ill (NEWS NO ONE HURT. Good fortune rode with Norman King, antique o'S of Patchogue, L. when train struck his sedan at Me'rrick rd. crossi He was uninjured, though car (above) was wrecked story on page 22. NF.W I 1 i i t7 5 IF Just a few of the 3.000 children who attended Hogan'i party.

i i Once a year John A. Hogan. sole member ol the John A. Hogan association, holds pic-m'e at Battery for downtown I -f -fmi LRMAN ETS AR 4HP nn ta doIv youngsters. COAL POCKET COT.T.APSF.S Dtip man was ininrcr) -ahon Q1 lcsterciay was iouirnt for ifrmanv durimr ih wnrM mo-o Burns Coal company, foot of East 57th st, Brooklyn, collapsed, burj i liie day.

American veterans of all wars in Chicago's Memorial day parade..