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in on 12 north at 180. public th in by oft of in On For Classified Ad Results BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1937 Telephone MAin 4-6000 23 Strikes, Mayor Urges Organize, but Use Walkout Only After End of All Parleys, He Asks Lawrence, Sept. 13 (P)- Eleven thousand employes of two American Woolen Company mills here today were pondering the advice of Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia of New York to organize but not to strike "until every means of conference Speaking is exhausted." mass meeting of workers yesterday, almost on the eve of a National Labor Board election to determine whether the Textile Workers Organizing Committee should be the sole bargaining agent for the workers, LaGuardia told them to take advantage of Federal laws and organize to obtain their rights. "Your newly obtained rights under the Wagner greater responsibility," he asserted. "The day of the derby-hatted, cigar-chewing walking delegate, who often settled a strike shaking down an ema a a ployer, is over forever.

"Labor now requires honest leadership, and 1 not until every means of conference is exhausted should labor resort to legitimate use of the strike." Asserting that the officers of the American Woolen Company showed business prudence in readily consenting to the election, LaGuardia said it was evident "your difficulties are to be settled without strife." "Your committee." he added, "has used intelligence in handling the situation." LaGuardia declared that "in orhave prosperity American indestroy must have stability cana in order to have stability American workers must have security. I want the American standard of living to be what your protectionist friends say it is when they are arguing for a tariff." The New York Mayor did not mention the Committee for Industrial Organization, which sponsored the meeting, or the American Federation of Labor. The T. W. O.

an affiliate the C. I. is the only. union named on the ballots on which Wood and Ayer Mill employers to vote Wednesday and thee Thursday. Shipping News Due Today NORMANDIE (French), from Havre Sept.

8, to W. 48th 5:15 p.m. AMERICAN MERCHANT (United States), from London Sept. 3, to W. 17th 8 a.m.

FRANCONIA (Cunard White Star), from Liverpool Sept. 3, to W. 14th afternoon. Sept. 3, to W.

57th CALEDONIA (Anchor), from. Glasgow, VIRGINIA (Panama Pacific), from San Francisco Aug. 28, to W. 21st 10:30 a.m. SANTA MARIA (Grace), from Valparaiso 26, to W.

15th 8:30 a.m. COLOMBIA (Colombian, from Cristobal Sept. 5, to Peck Slip. 8:30 a m. ANCON (Panama Railroad, from Cristobal Sept.

5, to W. 25th 8:30 a.m. QUEEN OF BERMUDA (Furness), from Bermuda Sept. 11, to W. 55th 9 a m.

ACADIA (Eastern), from Halifax Sept 12, to Murray 5 p.m. 'ORANJE NASSAU (Roval Dutch), from Paramaribo Aus. 29, to Fulton Brooklyn, 8 a.m. MARTINIQUE (Colombian), from Cape Haitien Sept. 4, to Orange Brooklyn.

8 a.m. BORINQUEN (Porto Rico). from Trujillo City, Sept. 7. to Hubert 8:30 a.m.

CARACAS (Red from La Guavra Sept. 6, to Clark St. Brooklyn, 8 a.m. Due Tomorrow AQUITANIA (Cunard White, Star), from Southampton Sept. 8, 50th St.

WESTERNLAND (Red Star), from Antwerp Sept. 4, to 2d Hoboken, forenoon. VEENDAM (Holland America), from Rotterdam Sept. 4, to 5th Hoboken, forenoon. ROTTERDAM (Holland America), from Bermuda Sept 12, to 5th St.

Hoboken. ORIZABA (New York Cuba Mail), from Vera Cruz Sept. 8, to Wall afternoon. SAN JACINTO (Porto Rico), from San Juan Sept. 9, to Maiden Lane, forenoon, Outgoing Ships TRANSATLANTIC TODAY No Sailings TOMORROW Transatlantic EXETER (American Export Line), for Ponta Delgada Sept.

20. Gibraltar Sept. 23. Naples Sept. 27, Alexandria Sept.

30. Jajja Oct. 3 and Beirut Oct. 4. (Mails close 1 p.m.; sails 4 p.m.), from Exchange Place.

Jersey City. Letter mail printed matter for Azores Islands and Gibraltar, letters for French Morocco. and printed matter for Egypt, Iraq and Palestine. Parcel post for Albania, Azores Islands, Egypt, Gibraltar, Iraq, Italy and Palestine. (Swedish -American Line), for Gothenburg Sept, 23 (mails close 9 a.m..

supplementary 9:30 a.m.; sails noon), from (W. 57th Letter mail and printed matter for Estonia, Finland. Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Sweden and Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Parcel post for Finland, Lithuania, Norway and Sweden. PILSUDSKI (Gdynia America Line), for Copenhagen Sept.

23 and Gdynia Sept. 24. (Mails close 8 p.m.; sails shortly after tomorrow midnight, from 6th Hoboken. Letter mail and printed matter for Danzig. Denmark.

Estonia, Finland. Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Sweden and Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Parcel post for Denmark. Estonia, Latvia, Norway, Poland and Sweden. South and Central America, W.

Indies and Canada BONHEUR (Lamport Holt Lined, for Para Sept. 25. Maranham Sept. and Ceara Sept 30. Mails close 5 a.m..

by rail to Philadelphia. Pa. mail and printed matter for Maranham, and specially addressed mail for other parts of North Brazil and Iquitos in Peru. ESSO ARUBA Oil for sails from Mariners 1 Harbor. Staten IsAruba Sept.

20. Mails close 1:30 p.m.; land. Letter mail and printed matter for Aruba. Also parcel post. MRS.

ANNIE McNABB O'ROURKE, who as born in the Red Hook Point section and lived many years in Wolcott died yesterday in her home, 107-37 916t Ozone Park. She moved to Queens 12 years REO and became a member of Nativity parish in Woodhaven. Her husband, Thomas O'Rourke, is an employe Department of Plant and Structures of the city. She is survived also by two daughters, Mrs. Joseph O' Rourke and Mrs.

Stanle: Smith; two grandchildren; one brother, Robert McNab, and one sister, Mrs. August Savarese. Requiem mass will be celebrated in Nativity Church Wednesday en mornine and Interment wad be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Biggest Skating Rink to Open on L. I.

Biggest Garden City, Sept. Mineola Fair Grounds, State, will be formally and Winter season next Meyer, well-known Long 100,000 Will Honor the Navy Parade in Jamaica to Be Reviewed October 24 by Admiral Woodward The Navy Day parade of New and memorial services for President Theodore Roosevelt, in whose honor Navy Day is celebrated. will again be held at Jamaica Sunday, Oct. 24, at 1:30 p.m. The parade is sponsored by Queens County Council, V.

F. the direction of the United States Akron Ship 2837, V. F. In co-operation with veteran organizations of Greater New York and the Citizens Committee for Navy Week of New York State. At a meeting of leaders of veteran organizations and heads of patriotic and citizens committees.

Herbert E. Bernhardt, Commander of the Queens County Council. V. F. was appointed general chairman and Grand marshal of the parade, and Colonel George U.

Harvey, Borough President of Queens, was made honorary grand marshal. The executive committee is composed of Honorary Chairman Louis C. Gosdorfer, Co-Chairman Maurice E. Fetterman and James L. Smith.

Albert A. Straehle and A. Cloyd Gill, Robert J. S. La Porte and Russell S.

Kinney. Admiral Clark H. Woodward. United States Navy, who will take over command of the Third Naval District at Brooklyn Navy Yard Oct. 1, on the retirement of Rear Admiral Harris Laning, will act as chief reviewing officer.

The Navy Department will permit men and equipment from the Navy to participate in the parade. Queens Political Campaign Notes "The work of the constitutional convention can send New York State forward with giant strides along the pathway of wise social and cultural legislation, cure old injustices and establish a new reign of economic well being." So declares Clara M. Lurz, chairman of the Democratic executive committee and candidate in the Third Senatorial District for delegate to this convention. Dr. George J.

Ryan, chairman of the Citizens Committee of the Regular Democratic Organization, today forecast a sweeping victory for regular Democratic forces in the primary Thursday. He predicts a three to one margin. Aldermanic President William F. Brunner, candidate for borough president, and other regular Democratic candidates, including Kenneth W. O'Hare.

City Court Justices Charles W. Froessel and Paul L. Livoti, and William F. Dailey, will lead a parade of 2,000 party workers in Ozone Park tonight. Tomorrow night these candidates will speak at the Cleveland Club, 118-04 Rockaway Boulevard, Ozone Park.

James M. Walsh, campaign chairman for the Sheridan forces in the Pourth Zone of the Fifth A. and Daniel J. Ahearn of the Young Democrats Division, both predict overwhelming victories for the regular Democratic forces. Among the outstanding civic workers indorsing the slate of County Leader James C.

Sheridan is Joseph A. Horack, president of the Business and Professional Men's League of Long Island City. Mrs. April Cobates of 149-11 Barclay Flushing, prominent clubwoman and civic worker, has enrolled in the Speakers Bureau of the regular Democratic organization. The Sheridan slate in the 5th A.

D. was indorsed by the Joint Bus and Transportation Council of ters in Rossoletti's Hall, 130-34 135th South Ozone Park. U.S. Torpedo Experts Study Model Racers 1,500 See Small Craft Vie in Bowne Park at Eliot Memorial Event Government observers and radio engineers, sharing a common interest in the development of lightweight motors, were among 1,500 pedsons, who saw 23 diminutive gasoline and steam-driven craft compete yesterday afternoon in the annual Walter Eliot Memorial model boat races in Bowne Park, 150 th St. and 29th Flushing.

The winning boat in Class A (more than 12 pounds) attained a speed of miles per hour. It was owned by Henry Parohl of 35-15 72d Jackson Heights. Second was H. D. Brailsford of Larchmont, with 28 m.

6. and third was Julius School of 154-42 28th with mb. p. h. In Class (8 to 12 pounds) the winner was Martin Waller of Jersey City, with m.

p. h. The victor Class (under six pounds) was Bill Leiber of 44 2d Port Washington, with 26 m. p. h.

Government interest was attributed to a search for a motor to propel radio-ugided torpedoes. That of the broadcasting experts was to efforts toward the development of a radio transmitter generating its own power. Park Commissioner Robert Moses witnessed the races, which were sponsored by the New York Society of Model Engineers. 'Lady Granville's' Injuries a Mystery Long Beach, Sept. 13-Mrs.

Eleanor Granville, 40, of 77 Quebec Road, Island Park, known in police circles as "Lady Granville." in in Long Beach Hosptal for a possible fractured left forearm, and inisistant that she can not explain the injury. Mrs. Granville, widow of a onetime important figure in the Hollywood film industry, asked a policeman to take her to the hospital. Mrs. Granville has been Island Park police several times charged with public intoxication; actions under that condition taking the form of attempting to throw herself under cars passing along the street.

HUNTINGTON CLUB HOLDS ANNUAL CARD PARTY The Huntington Fellowship Club held its annual card party and dance at Gerlich's Hotel, New York Huntington Station, Friday evening. It was a largely attended affair, and one of the two outstanding events of the year. BANKRUPTCY NOTICES ABRAHAM RAPPAPORT, doing business LUCILLE FROCKS, Bankrupt- -Notice as hereby given that on Aug. 26, 1937, the is said party was adjudicated bankrupt: and meeting of creditors will be that the first held at the Post Office Building, Room Brocklyn, New York, on Sept. 23.

209. 10:30 a at which time the 1937. at creditors may attend, prove their claims. appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such business as may properly come before said meeting. EUGENE F.

O'CONNOR Jr. Referee. JOHN A. LITT, Bankrupt -Notice is hereby given that on Aux. 27.

1937, the said party was adjudicated bankrupt; and 209. Brooklyn, New York. Sept. that the first meeting of creditors Pea will be held at the Post Office Building. Room 23.

1937. at 10.30 a.m. at which time the creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint A trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such business as may properly come before said meeting. EUGENE F. O'CONNOR Jr.

Referee. SAM MELTZER. Bankrupt Notice hereby given that on Sept. 1, 1937. the is said party was adjudicated bankrupt; and that the first meeting of creditors will be held at the Post Office Building.

Room 209. Brooklyn, New York, on Sept. 30, 1937, 10.30 a at which time the creditors at may attend. prove their claims, appoint a trustee. examine the bankrupt, and transact such business as may properly come before said meeting.

EUGENE F. O'CONNOR Referee. PROPOSALS STATE OF NEW YORK CONSERVATION DEPARTMENT ORDER on Application for Protection or Additional Protection for Muskrats under Section 151 of the Conservation Law Species: Muskrats. Locality: All Counties of the State. A petition in writing by George H.

Ross, et ten or more in number. having duly fled with the Conservation Debeen under Section 151 of the Conpartment servation Law, requesting said Department to give Protection or Additional Protection to that afforded by the provisions of Article IV of the said Conservation Law, within all Counties of the State to muskrats, and the Department having entertained the petition, and NOTICE of Public Hearing thereon having been duly fixed as required by law and advertised and notices mailed RS 50 required and such bearing having been duly held on the 31st day of August, 1937. in State Office Building, in the City of the Albany, County of Albany, now. upon such hearing. petition and the testimony and proceedings thereupon taken.

it is hereby determined that muskrats require protection or additional protection to that afforded by the provisions of Article IV of the Conservation Law by reason of danger of extermination, and it 15 hereby ORDERED that the taking of muskrats be and the same is Jereby PROHIBITED OR REGULATED. as follows: 1. ORDERED that the taking of muskrats in all counties of the State. except as hereinafter provided, is prohibited from the first day of April to the 31st day of January, both dates inclusive. 2.

ORDERED, that the taking of muskrats 1n the Counties of Cayuga, TompTloga, Wayne, Seneca, Schuyler. Chemung. Ontario, Yates, Steuben. Monkins. roe, Livingston.

Allegany, Orleans. Genesee, Wyoming. Niagara, Erie, Cattarauwus and Chautauqua is prohibited from the twentyfirst day of March to the nineteenth day of January. both dates inclusive, 3 ORDERED. that the taking of muskrats in the Counties of Clinton.

Franklin. Hamilton, Jefferson, Lewis. St. Lawrence, Warren and that portion of Herkimer County lying north of the towns of Ohio and Russia is prohibited from the twenty-first day of April to the nineteenth day of February, both dates inclusive. 4.

ORDERED. that the Counties of Washington and Essex the taking muskrats 18 prohibited from the twenty: first day of April to the last day of February This ORDER to take effect on November 24. 1937, and to remain in full force until revoked Done at the City of Albany. on the 9th day of September, in the year of nineteen hundred and thirty- seven. JOHN T.

GIBBS. Deputy Conservation Commissioner. JOHN L. HALPIN. Secretary of the Department.

ASSIGNEE NOTICES SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF KINGS In the matter of the general assignment for the benefit of creditors of MINNIE KAPLAN, Assignor, to MILTON BRACHFELD. Assignee. Notice 1s hereby given that, pursuant to an order of Mr. Justice Meter Steinbrink of the Supreme Court.

persons havine Against MINNIE KAPLAN, formerly claims, business at No. 762 Snediker Avenue, Brooklyn. New York, shall present same, with vouchers in support thereof. to the undersiened at the office of his attorney, JOSEPH HITTNER. No.

50 Court Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, City and State of New York. on or before the 9th day of October. 1937 Dated. Brooklyn, New York. September 9th, 1937...

MILTON BRACHFELD. Assignee, Lido Beach Finds Strange Skeleton Lido Beach, Sept. 13-Osteologists may be called today to determine the specie of a skeleton that was found partly buried in sand at the foot of Allevard last night. Nassau County Patrolman Aloysius Matzen said it may be one of a camel or an elephant. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORKIn the matter of NAT GUBEN, Bankrupt.

NOTICE is hereby given that the assets of above bankrupt, consisting of Furniture, will be sold at Public Auction, September 24, 1937, at 10:30 a.m., on the premises, 494 Rockaway Brooklyn. EDWARD G. ELKINS, Receiver, 66 Court Brooklyn. HON. F.

C. McDONALD, Referee. WILLIAM H. REID. Auctioneer, 381 Pearl St.

at Willoughby Brooklyn, N. Y. s13 23-2t AT A SPECIAL TERM, PART II, OF THE City Court of the City of New York. County of Kings, held at the Courthouse. 120 Schermerhorn Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on day of September, 1937.

Present: HON. ARNOLD J. B. WEDEMEYER, Justice. In the matter of the petition of PAUL LAWRENCE SAVITSKY for leave to change his and to assume the name of PAUL LAWRENCE SAWYER.

Upon reading and fling the annexed petition of PAUL LAWRENCE SAVITSKY, verified the 30th day of August, 1937, it is NOW, on motion of SOL C. SALZER, attorney for the petitioner, ORDERED, that the order and petition upon which the same 1s granted be fled within ten days from the date thereof in the office of the Clerk of the City Court of the City of New York, County of Kings, and it is further ORDERED, that within ten days after the entry of this order the copy thereof shall be published at least once in The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, 8 newspaper published in the County of Kings, and it is further ORDERED. that proof of publication thereof be made within forty days after the making of this order in the office of the Clerk of the City Court of the City of New York, County of Kings, and upon complying with these provisions the petitioner shall on and after the 11th day of October, 1937. be known by the name of PAUL LAWRENCE SAWYER, and by no other he name. Enter: A.

J. B. J. C. C.

LEGAL NOTICES TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office of District Supervisor, Alcohol Tax Unit, Bureau of Internal Revenue. New York. Date of Arst publication Sept. 13. 1937.

Notice is hereby given that on August 30, 1937, one 1927 Buick Brougham, Motor No. 1850889, with accessories, was seized at 1940 Dean Street, Brooklyn, N. for violation of the Internal Revenue Laws, to wit, Section 3450, United States Revised Statutes. Any person claiming an interest in said property must appear at the office of Investigator in Charge, Alcohol Tax Unit, Federal Building, Washington and Johnson Streets, Brooklyn, N. and Ale claim and cost bond as provided by Section 3460, United States Revised Statutes, or or before October 13, 1937; otherwise the property will be disposed of according to law.

Wm. D. Moss. District Supervisor. 813-3t FILE NO.

THE PEOPLE OF the State of New York. by the grace of God free and independent. To Albert F. Albert, Emily Baptist, Eugene Albert. Pauline Davidson, Christine Morlock, Pauline Alber, also known as Pauline Albert.

Karl Alber, Pauline Fuchs, Katherine Schock, Marie Hetzel, Albert Alber, Imanuel Alber, Paul Alber. Frieda Alber and Wartburg Orphans Farm School of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in the State of New York, send greeting: Whereas Albert F. Albert and Katherine M. Walters, who reside at 273 89th Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York, and 1747 West End Avenue.

Pottsville, respectively, have presented their account As executors-trustees of Annie K. Albert, deceased. lately residing AS No. 273 89th Street, Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings.

City and State of New York, and a petition praying that their account may be Judicially settled: Now, therefore, you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, held at the Hall of Records in the County of Kings, on the 23d day of September, 1937. at 9.30 o'clock in the forenoon, why such settlement should not be had. In testimony whereof, we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon.

George Albert (Seal) Wingate, Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, in the said County, the 16th day of August, 1937. PERCY T. STAPLETON. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. au 23-4t-m SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, KINGS COUNTY- -In the matter of the Liquidation of LEHRENKRAUSS MORTGAGE TITLE GUARANTEE CO Notice to trust claimants.

To all persons having trust claims against LEHRENKRAUSS MORTGAGE da TITLE GUARANTEE CO. By an order of the Supreme Court o1 the State of New York. Kings County. dated December 19th. 1934.

Lehrenkraus4 Mortgage Title Guarantee Co. was placed in liquidation pursuant to Article XI of the Insurance Law. By a further order In this proceeding dated July 28. 1937. the Supreme Court has ordered all persons who claim title to any moneys or properties or assets of any nature, kind or description in the hands of the Superintendent of Insurance of the State of New York.

As Liquidator of the Lehrenkrauss Mortgage Title Guarantee to present and file their claims in writing under oath with the Superintendent of Insurance as Liquidator of said company or with his Special Deputy Superintendent of Insurance In charge of the said company on or before January 3, 1938. All trust claims presented and aled on or before January 3. 1938 will be determined and trust assets distributed without further notice to persons failing to file verified proofs of claim clearly destenated AS trust claims pursuant to this notice on or before that date Persons 50 failing to file proofs of claim will be barred from any distribution of trust assets or assets applicable to the payment of trust or preferred claims that mAy hereafter be made by the Superintendent of Insurance of the State of New York. as Liquidator of Lehrenkrauss Mortgage Title Guarantee pursuant 13 the further order of the Court. It 1s provided 11 the order that no trust claim need be presented or filed by any trust claimant who has already filed with the Superintendent of Insurance 8 verified proof of claim which has set forth the facts on which the alleged trust Is based and which has been clearly designated as a trust or preferred claim and that no trust claim need be filed by any trust claimant who has obtained and served an order directing the Superintendent of Insurance to segregate the amount of the funds claimed by such claimant, All proofs of trust claims pursuant to this notice must be filed At the office of the undersigned at No.

160 Broadway, New York City. N. Y. and all communications with respect to this notice should be sent to the undersigned at the said address. The proof of claim should contain brief statement of the facts on which the alleged trust is based and should be sworn to before a Notary Public or other officer duly authorized to administer oaths.

and sworn to outside the State, the signature of the officers should be authenticated by A County Clerk's certificate Dated New York. N. Y. August 2d. 1937.

LOUIS PINK Superintendent of Insurance of the State of New York. Liquidator of Lehrenkrauss Mortgage Title Guarantee Co. 160 Broadway, New York City, New York. Au16-6t FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY THE DIME SAVINGS BANK OP BROOK LYN.

plaintiff against FLORENCE FERGUSON and others, defendants. Puri suant to Judgment made herein. dated 4th day of September, 1937, I will sell auction, by JAMES A HEANEY tioneer, Pt the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street. Brooklyn New York. on the 4th day of October 1937.

At clock noon. premises Borough of Brooklyn, on the of Atlantic Avenue, two hundred seven feet. six inches east of Third Avenue, beinz a plot twenty feet ten inches width, front and rear, by ninety feet En depth on both sides, the rear line running parallel with Atlantic Avenue and the side lines running parallel with Third Avetile and partly through party walls. said premises being known as 537 Atlantic Atenue and Leing more particularly described In Liber 5388 of Mortgages, pare Dated September 13th. 1937.

BENJAMIN C. FREEDMAN Referee tor HUTTON HOLAHAN. Attorneys Plaintiff, No. 32 Court Street Brooklyn. $13-61 SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Plaintiff, against SARAH SAVODNIK, et al. Defendants. Pursuant to Judgment of foreclosure and sale entered herein, bearing date August 11. 1937, I will sell in one parcel Auction. by DAVID DIAMOND, Auctioneer at the Brooklyn, Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn.

New York, on the 4th day of October, 1937. At twelve o'clock noon. the mortsaged premises directed by said Judgment to be sold, and described In said judgment 8 all that parcel of land situated in the Borough of Brooklyn. lying 10 the north of point the west side of West 8th Street. (269) feet north of hundred sixty-nine four Avenue P.

beine twenty- feat front and rear by one hundred (100) feet FORECLOSURES in regular depth, both sides running through party walls: premises known AS No. 1568 West 8th Street, Brooklyn, New York. Together with street rights and easement over northerly three (3) feet six (6) inches of premises, and subject to easement over the most southerly three (3) feet six (6) inches of the premises for driveway purposes: subject to facts shown by accurata survey and covenants and restrictions of record. Dated, September 10, 1937. JAMES Referee.

RICHARDS, Plaintiff, SMYTH 2650 Atlantic McGRATH, Avenue, Brooklyn, New York. 813-6t th SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTYHome Owners' Loan Corporation. plaintiff, against Mary Stoopack, et defendants. M.

LESTER SAAL. Plaintiff's Attorney, 165 Broadway. New York City. Pursuant to judgment dated August 27th, 1937, duly entered, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, in the Rotunda or Corridor of the County Court House, Joralemon Street, Brooklyn, New York, on the 24th day of September, 1937, at 12 o'clock noon, the premises in said judgment directed to be sold. with the improvements thereon, situate in the County of Kings.

State of New York, on the southerly side of 82nd Street, 247 feet 4 inches west of 21st Avenue, being 36 feet 10 inches front and rear by 100 feet in depth on each side, said premises being known' as No. 2050 82nd Street. For a more accurate description refer ence is made to the judgnient on file. Dated. August 31st, 1937.

JAMES H. SCRIMGEOUR, Referee. 82-6t th 2: -The Mineola Skating Rink, the largest skating arena in the opened to the public for the Fall Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs.

Cord Islanders, are shown with their two sets of twin sons, Cord Jr. and William on the floor of held at the close of last season. 90 feet wide and covers 33,500 modate more than 2,000 skaters. Father Who Once Fractured Baby's Skull Held for Arson Andrew Coletti, 21, Jobless plumber who, last February, struck his threemonth-old son, Gaetano, to stop the child's crying and fractured its skull, was brought into Brooklyn Felony Court on a charge of arson, to which, police said, he confessed. He told Detective John Sheridan of the 85th Squad, who made arrest, that since the attack on the baby, which survived, his wife left him, his family would have nothing to do with him, and he had been brooding over his fate.

"I thought," he said, "I might be put away somewhere for a few years." Magistrate Matthew J. Troy, after Coletti had waived examination, held him in $10,000 bail for the action of the grand jury. Coletti was charged with setting fire to the apartment he occupied at 208 Nassau St. He was discharged for felonious assault on the child in February after wife, Mary, refused to file a complaint. Mrs.

Coletti is now ill in Kings County Hospital and the child, now ten months old, is with her mother. Marriage Licenses Edwin Jacob Schaeffer, 2337 Pitkin Ave. Gertrude E. Rice, 2337 Pitkin Ave. Olaf Omland, 1314 Boston Road, Bronx.

Kanistla Poniestad, 695 E. 19th St. Stefano Oichiuto Jr. 1004 Kent Ave. Carolina Bone, 1046 66th St.

Nicola Rigxio, 1660 E. 51st St. Teresa Muoglia, 2438 Ralph Ave. Rocco Frances Perone, Rose 511 Guzzo, Maple 1260 Shaun St. Americo Ferrell, 1851 70th St.

Mildred Saunds, 1851 70th St. Peter Edward Grusky, 265 Stagg St. Jean Soburapki, 41 Jewell St. William Fruitkin. 818 New Lots Ave.

Bertha Esther Ellenbogen, 545 Stone Ave. Maurice Glucofsky, 83 Cook St. Esther Rabinowitz, 172 Varet St. William Harris. 510 Atlantic Ave.

Evelyn Yockulia, 510 Atlantic Ave. Nopoll, 38 4th St. Leonarda Palizzi, 1042 41st St. Nathan Gelfarid. 401 E.

94th St. Dora Blustein, 358 Hinsdale St. Ralph Esposito, 1089 Pacific St. Marie Allegretti, 281 St. Mark's Ave.

Ernest A. Migliaccio. 1975. 83d St. Sallie C.

Paradiso, 8782 20th Ave. Carmine Sagginario, 121 Somers St. Lucy Bassetta, 2164 Dean St. Stanley C. Kaminski, 345 New Jersey Ave.

Julia Lescbinski, 312 Bradford St. Max Tabickman, 5505 Church Ave. Fannie Saks, 1938 67th St. John Joseph Harrison. 466 3d St.

Lucy Ann De Vito, 108 Albany Ave. Bernard Ganius, 413 S. 5th St. Martha Lebend, 413 S. 5th St.

Aurelio T. De Simone, 24-37 23d Asto. Angela R. Ardito, 2670 E. 29th St.

Nicholas Francis Mansuetto, 1826 W. 8th. Ellen Aileen Haggerty, 1644 W. 9th St. George Lefkowitz.

214 Watkins St. Susie Kalefsky, 327 Chester St. Antonio Renna, 26 Havemeyer St. Antilia Buonevolonta, 553 Metropolitan Av. Jacob Seltzer, 318 Milford St.

Marie Asalo, 923 Glenmore Ave. Isidor Henry Mund. 2924 W. 3d St. Etta Packales, 1881 Ocean Parkway, Louis Carver, 546 Blake Ave.

Anna Urisch, 364 Alaleamin Ave, Joseph Giordano, 339 Park Ave Vitoria Fragilio, 117 Prospect St. A Donmer. 252 12th. St. Margaret Bregulio, 252 12th St.

Anne William V. Columity, Murphy, 87 91 3d Place. Arturo Borsellega, 524 Metropolitan Ave. Concetta Politi, 19 Park St. Joseph Carillo, 293 Shepherd Ave.

Gisella Ondocin, 10612 N. 8th St. G. Rondo, 434 46th St. L.

Volpe, 5619 7th Ave. Joseph Gennaro. 66 4th Place. Anna Cora Dauria, 396 Bond St. John J.

Wegner John J. Wegner, 28 years a member of the police force, died Saturday at his home, 206 E. 4th at the age of 53. He had recently been attached to the Sheepshead Bay precinct, after service with the taxicab inspection bureau and with the detective force. He had figured in the investigations that led to the convictions in the West End Bank murders case and in many other criminal cases of the past two decades.

Mr. Wegner was 53 years old. He was a member of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, the Detectives' Endowment Association and Woodrow Wilson Democratic Club, at 8th Ave. and 9th St. He is survived by his widow, Mrs.

Edith Wegner, three sons, George, Jack and Lester, and a daughter, Miss Muriel Wegner. Requiem mass will be celebrated Wednesday at the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary and burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, and Quentin, and Thomas D. the arena at a charity party The floor is 240 feet long by square feet. 1 It will accom- Asks Court to Bar Suit Against Him Gurry Says He Bought L. I.

Property in Good Faith Battle Defendant Thomas F. Gurry Jr. moved today before Supreme Court Justice Brower to be excluded from a suit involving property at Port Washing- ton in which George Gordon Battle, attorney, has been made a defendant. Decision was reserved. Gurry stated that he purchased the property last year from the BillikenSamarkand Corporation $50,000, of which he paid $30.000 cash.

Subsequently Mrs. Margaret Helen Bassett, who had been adjudged the owner of 49 percent of the stock of the corporation, brought suit on the ground that she had not known of the sale. She asked the of the sale or an accounting. In her action she named Battle: her estranged husband, William I. Bassett, a retired vice president of the Otis Elevator May Patterson.

whom she charged was a dummy in the transaction, and Gurry. The property had been the home of the Bassetts before their estrangement in 1935. She charged the property had been sold without her knowledge. In seeking his elimination as a defendant, Gurry stated that he had bought the property in good faith and that if Mrs. Bassett was defrauded in any way he was not a party to it.

Mrs. Sarah E. Nelson Mrs. Sarah E. Nelson, who lived for nearly 45 years at 11 Butler died Saturday in her home.

115-52 Lincoln South Ozone Park. She was born 82 years ago at Bayport. Her husband, Horatio F. Nelson, died 37 years ago. She moved to Queens in 1932.

Mrs. Nelson is survived by three sons. Horatio Lesse S. and Chester F. Nelson: four sisters and four brothers.

The Rev. Dr. Herbert Knox, pastor of Dunton Presbyterian Church, will conduct funeral services tonight in the home. Burial will be in St. Ann's Cemetery, Sayville.

Oscar Smith Slated For Commandership Roslyn, Sept. 13-Oscar Smith has been nominated for the office of commander of the James A. Lyons Post, American Legion, which will hold its elections Thursday night at the Legion dugout. Others named for office are: Harry Marr, Matthew Kehoe and Raymond Hamilton. vice commanders; F.

Hill, adjutant: Albert V. Horton, treasurer: Harry Diehl, historian; A. F. Burbury, county delegate and William M. Buck, sergeant-at-arms.

Daniel F. Lyden Daniel F. Lyden, 43. died Friday after a brief illness. Born in New.

York City, he had been a resident of Woodhaven 18 years. His home was at 78-22 88th Road. He was private secretary to C. D. Thoms, broker, of Manhattan, for 20 years and was well known in Wall St.

Mr. Lyden served for two years in France with the 105th F. A. and was a member of Reveille Post, 147, A. the Holy Name Society of St.

Thomas the Apostle R. C. Church, and the Fathers Guild of Brooklyn Preparatory School. A requiem mass will be celebrated in the church tomorrow morning with interment in the National Cemetery, Pinelawn, L. I.

Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Anna Putz Lyden two sons, John and Edward; a daughter, Margaret; a brother. William, and two sisters, Mrs. Susan Canavan and Mrs.

Florence De Leon, SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF KINGS -MORTGAGE COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. et Plaintiffs, against ANNA H. JOHANNESEN, et al. Defendants.

MAURICE FINKELSTEIN, Plaintiff's Ate torney, 346 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Pursuant to Judgment of foreclosure. entered August 31. 1937, the undersigned will sell at public auction at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn and County of Kings, New York, on October 4th.

1937, at 12:00 o'clock noon. by WALTER H. HALLOWELL, Auctioneer, the mortgaged premises and property described in the complaint and directed by said judgment to be sold, situated and located as follows: ALL that parcel of land in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York, on the east side of West 6th Street, 167 feet south of the south side of Avenue R. 24 feet 1n. width front and rear, the rear line parallel with West 6th Street, by 100 feet in depth on both sides, said side lines being each parallel with Avenue the north line running part of the distance through A party wall; together with and subject to an easement for right-of-way as corded in Liber 5889 of Mortgages, page 59.

JAMES M. FAWCETT, Referee. s13-6t th SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTYDOWS ESTATES. INCORPORATED, tiff, against ELIZA R. McGINNIS, et al.e Defendant.

Pursuant to judgment entered herein, dated August 31, 1937, I will sell at publia auction, by GABRIEL ABELES, Auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn, N. 00 October 5, 1937, at 12 o'clock noon, the mortgaged premises in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York, directed by said judgment to be sold, with the improvements thereon, situate on the westerly side of East 14th Street, distant one hundred and sixty feet northerly from the northwest corner of Avenue and East Fourteenth Street, being 8 plot thirty feet front and rear by one hundred feet in depth on both sides; side lines running parallel with Avenue and rear line parallel with East Fourteenth Street. Towether with street rights and fixtures and articles of personal property attached to or used in connection with the premises. Reference is made to judgment for a com plete description of the property. Dated, September 7, 1937.

MARTIN KELLY Referee. MORRIS McVEIGH, Attorneys far Plaintiff, 60 Wall Street, New York City. s13-7t SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS TITLE GUARANTEE and TRUST COMCO. et Defendants. REALTY PANY.

Plaintiff, against ADJO MAURICE FINKELSTEIN, Plaintiff's Ate torney. 346 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Pursuant to judgment of foreclosure, entered April 27. 1935, the undersigned will sell at public auction at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn and County of Kings, New York, on October 5th, 1937, at 12:00 o'clock noon, by FRED B.

SNOW. Auctioneer, the mortgaged premises and property described in the complaint and directed by said judgment to be sold, situ-' ated and located as follows: ALL that parcel of land in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York, on the north side of Avenue N. 40 feet west of the west side of East 54th Street, 20 feet in width front and rear, the rear line parallel with Avenue N. by 100 feet in depth on both sides, said side lines being each parallel with East 54th Street. the west line running part of the distance through a party wall.

ARTHUR K. WING, Referee. s13-6t th SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTYHOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, Plaintiff, against GIOVANINA ANZALONE. ANDREW ANZALONE, her husband, et Defendants.

ARTHUR J. KALMANOWITZ, Attorney for Plaintiff, 565 Fifth Avenue, Borough of Manhatthan, City of New York. Pursuant to A Judament dated September 2d. 1937. and duly entered.

I. the referee in said judement named, by ISAAC EPSTEIN. Auctioneer, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn, New York. on the 4th day of October, 1937, at 12 o'clock noon. premises.

with the improvements thereon, directed by said Judgment to be sold. situated in the County of Kings, State of New York, on the westerly side of McDonald Avenue (formerly Gravesend Avenue. 20 feet southerly from Avenue F. being a plot 20 feet in width front and rear by 100 feet In depth on each side, side lines running parallel with Avenue F. premises being known 85 No.

860 McDonald Avenue. Brooklyn. New York, and as more particularly described In said Judgment Dated, September 10th. 1937. A.

ALBERT SOLOMON, Referee. Alden Somera. 256 13th St. Alene M. Koll, 764 Union St.

Raymond Van Ness, 256 43d St. Lydia Kombar, 654 3d Ave. William H. Neuss, 33 Schermerhorn St. Lauretta V.

Delahanty, 287 Cornelia St. Andrew Pecunia, 1119 42d St. Helen Buzzetta, 1119 42d St. James Ginovese, 1469 82d St. Mary Policastro, 1201 Bay Ridge Parkway, Frank L.

Lowando, 579 Albany Ave. Filomena Sanseverino, 1499 Bergen St. Attilio J. Tozzi, 6912 0012 12th Ave. Theresa M.

Saverino, 1034 Neck Road. John E. Rudden. 450 77th St. Agnes L.

Gill, 308 Cumberland St. Auzostino Pino. 7 St. Edwards St. Mary DeMartino, 131 Newton St.

Sebastian P. Samperl. 275 Delaware Ave. Florence B. Wadsworth, 298 St.

Nicholas Avenue, Elmer Foote, 249 Cooper Janina Feldinan, 570 7th Ave. Vincenzo Russo. 1302 E. 13th St. Alfonsina Mandala, 2287 E.

23d St. John H. Bigger, 62 New York Ave. Martha B. Seaman, 170 Brooklyn Ave, Morris Engel, 1547 W.

10th St. Florence R. Rothenbere, 2023 59th St. John J. McGuiness, 1047 78th St.

Marion L. Queeney, 515 58th St. Charles De Cook, 447 95th Eleanor Orlando, 447 95th St. Emilio Marcello, 1861 70th St. Helen Piccuillo, 2310 E.

13th St. Carlton G. Meyers 65 S. 9th St. Ann E.

Neschke, 430 Kent Ave. Irvin Goodstein, 54 Hopkins Ave, Helen M. Basel, 3329 Fulton St. Einar W. Johnson, 651 54th St.

Thelma I. Johnson, 1117 74th St. Peter P. Gattus. 754 McDonald Ave.

Grace Gelston, 611 6th Ave. Luigi Maleriello. 41 S. Portland Ave. Anna E.

McClain, 8308 14th Ave. Herbert Collomb, 7144 58th Road. Pauline Fritz. 108 McKibbin St. Giardo Di Vito.

606 Carroll St. Jenny Guarino, 636 Butler St. Lawrence Wesley, 206 29th Agnes Glasheen, 222 Bush St. Leo Dribinsky, 1648 Eastern Parkway, Sarah Katz, 368 Christopher Ave. James J.

Garaguso, 100 Java St. Antonette Scafidl, 70 Fountain Ave. Henry G. Roessle. 366 Linden St.

Anna Winkler, 14 Meadow St William E. Kaczniarek, 86 N. 5th St. Mary Sharko, 46 Varet St. Peter De Conzo.

272 Leonard St. Mary Casale, 374 Manhattan Ave, Joseph B. Conner, 1000 Nostrand Ave. Adella Sadancka, 227 Sullivan Place. Norman Weltman, 1225 E.

24th St. Pearl Tomchin, 221 Linden Boulevard. August Giambrone, 264. Penn Josephine Longo, 179 Montrose SAve. Swedish Hospital Dinner Wednesday Officers and members of the medical board of the Swedish Hospital will hold their annual dinner and business meeting on Wednesday evening at the Brooklyn Club on Remsen St.

Also in attendance will be Justice Peter B. Hanson of the Domestic Relations Court and president of the Hospital; Justice William F. Hagarty of the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court, chairman of the hospital's committee in its drive for $250,000 to remodel and equip its new hospital building on Bedford Ave. at Dean Chester A. A Allen of the Kings County Trust Company, treasurer of the drive, Col.

A. W. J. Pohl, executive director of the drive. Officers of the medical board are Dr.

Kerson W. Barney, president; Dr. Ewald E. Olsson, vice president: Dr. Leon W.

Green, secretary, and Dr. John O. Peterson, treasurer, $13-6t SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTYHOME Plaintiff. OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, against ANNE RYAN, et Doendants Pursuant to judgment of foreclosure and sale, dated the 4th day of September.

1937. duly entered. I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street, Brookyln, New York. on the 5th day of October. 1937, at 12 o'clock noon, the premIses, with the improvements thereon erected.

directed by said judement to he sold. in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, situate on the easterly side of Bedford Avenue, distant 100 feet southerly from Willoughby Avenue, being on a plot 20 feet in width in front and rear by 200 feet in depth on each side: running through the block to Spencer Street; side lines run parallel with Willoughby Avenue and partly through party walls on each side: being known as 913 Bedford Avenue, more particularly described in said judgment; subject to encroachments agreeInent Dated. Brooklyn, New York, September 13th, 1937. SAMUEL H. GRANT Referee.

MARTIN I. GOLDSTONE. Attorney for Plaintiff. 261 Broadway, New York City. 813-6t th SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTYHOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, et al. Defendants Plaintiff, against NATHAN DEMBROWSKY, VINCENT VICINANZO. Attorney for Plaintiff, 32 Court Street, Brooklyn, New York Pursuant to Judement dated September 1st, 1937. duly entered. I will sell at public auction to the hixhest bidder at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street.

Borouch of Brooklyn. City And State of New York, on the 4th of day October 1937. at 12 o'clock noon, the premises, with the improvements thereon. raid Judement directed to be sold. the County of Kings, City and State New York on the westerly side Hemlock Street, distant 100 feet southfrom he corner formed by the interection the westerly side of Hemlock S.reet and the southerly side of Sutter Avenue, being 30 feet in width front and tea: 97 feet inches in depth 011 the southerly side and 98 feet inches in depth the northerly side.

Side lines run parallel with Sutter Avenue, said premises are mote fully described in said judgment. IRA M. GREENE. Referee. s13-6t SUPREME COURT.

KINGS HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, asainst EDITH WITT. LEON R. WITT her husband, et al. Defendants. BENJAMIN R.

LEINHARDT, Attorney for Plaintiff, No. 44 Court Street, Brooklyn, New York. Pursuant to Judgment of foreclosure and sale. dated July 31st. 1937.

and duly entered. I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street. Brooklyn. New York the 4th day of October, 1937 at 12 o'clock noon, the mortgaged premises, with the improvements thereon erected. in the County of Kings, State of New York.

directed by said judgment to be sold. sittiate on the westerly side of East 36th Street. 250 feet southerly of the southwesterly corner of East 36th Street and Flatlands Avenue, being 21 feet wide front and rear and 100 feet in depth on each side. both side lines running parallel with Flatlands Avenue, northerly side line running part of the distance through A party wall, premises being known AS 1532 East. 36th Street, together with and subject to driveway easements.

Reference is made to judgment for more complete description. Dated. August 5. 1937 FRANCIS J. HOLLOWAY, Referee.

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