Daily News from New York, New York • 452

DALLY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1929 Bklyn. Sec. 7 Train Wrecks Auto Stalled on Track Off for Orient i is (STEWS photo) STALLED IN WRONG spot, this machine was smashed beyond recognition early yesterday. It stopped on railroad tracks at Valley Stream, L. and as hit by onrushing train.

s-i t. i -y V- i I 1 4 1 i I a fir i-rJfufr- -7 if i rr 7 AJc.t. r-tvy 'v -z 1 I- i i a (NEWS phots) SET FOR TOURNEY. Miss Marre Dauchuck of 248 Siegel Brooklyn, is one of many entrants in Prospect park golf tourney slated for Fourth of July. -1- V- I- I nluttAt IBj Puar Atlantic) NEXT STOP CHINA for Mrs.

Theodore Roosevelt who sailed from San Francisco recently on the Dollar liner President Harrison. She will join husband, who has been shooting tigers and things in BOY GUNONE SHOT. Patrolman Edward Paynter holding the gun with which Ermine Venuti (right), 17, of Tuckahoe, N. shot his pal, Mickey Gallo. Ermine said he found the weapon in the street, and shooting was accident.

i'rt i j- i i i i' i at Te-. 1 A 1 vv aril -n ii.i. 11 i imvrri i -1 Is 1 f- (By Metropolitan) EUROPE-BOUND. Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Homberg of Glen-dale, L. sailed on the St. Louis for a honeymoon, touring Europe. (JiEWS pbota) GOING UP! Kiddies at the Children's museum at Brooklyn Brooklyn, gave a rousing welcome to Mrs. Franklin D.

Roosevelt, who inspected their building. Each was given a toy balloon, and each had one grand and glorious time..