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20 BROOKLYN EAGU, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1943 Clearings Remain Near Peak Levels BROOKLYN'S USED CAR MARKET PLACE FINANCIAL Radio 'Hams' Lift Fears of Boro Mother Send Her Word That Air Sergeant Listed As Missing Is a Prisoner in Germany Bank clearings In 23 leading cities in the week ended May 26 dropped moderately from tha pre vious week but continued substantially ahead of the corresponding 1942 level, Dun fc Bradstreet, reported today. Total tranactions in the 23 cities for the latest week totaled a rise of 29.4 percent over the $6,711,167 reported in the year-ago period, The current total rep Tower Scores Labor Policy Steel Institute Meets On Industry Problems BONDS CALLED FOR REDEMPTION City of New Orleans, La. OFFICE OF BOARD OF LIQUIDATION, CITY DEBT 601 SEWERAGE AND WATER BOARD BUILDING NewOrleans, May 3, 1943. Notice is piven to the holders and owners of "PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT BONDS" of the City of New Orleans, issued under Act 8 of the Extra Session of 1899, that pursuant to the Plan adopted by the City of New Orleans and Board of Liquidation, City Debt, of date June 5, 1942, the following 1325 Public Improvement Bonds are called for redemption and will be payable July 1, 1943. (Interest will cease on and after July 1, 1943.) 4 1258 22S 1414 4412 5392 V1 7S18 SSS7 9748 10888 8 mi 230s 3447 4414 8397 8540 7324 8S88 0748 10882 18 1284 2309 34M 4418 BS47 763S 8899 97SB 10905 19 1288 2312 34SB 4424 S42S 6551 7543 8872 9788 10931 37 1290 2313 3472 4425 5427 8554 7552 8883 9787 10932 88 1291 2332 3474 4431 S432 8559 7559 8893 9789 10939 69 1301 2335 3484 44.13 5452 8582 7578 B695 9771 10948 77 1302 2338 3493 4440 8459 6563 7581 8897 9778 10953 95 13uS 23K4 3519 4458 S465 8588 7587 S707 9779 1 0964 111 1304 2375 3537 4462 5468 8571 7589 870S 9784 10965 114 1308 2387 3541 4484 5489 6381 7594 8731 9798 10969 134 1309 23B8 3544 4472 8505 6610 7597 8736 9800 10978 145 1339 23B5 3554 4477 5512 6818 7608 8739 9802 10979 148 1380 2401 3539 4479 5519 6619 7616 8747 9BU 10981 147 1364 2407 3663 4487 5544 8625 7623 8754 98U 1 007 148 1378 2408 3573 4488 5550 6827 7636 8769 9827 11028 157 1391 2409 3580 4490 5559 9831 7647 8772 9849 1 031 173 1399 2414 3585 4502 5582 6646 7652 8793 9861 110J6 177 1402 241S 3394 4308 6584 6652 7633 8820 98,8 11037 179 1409 2438 3398 4520 5586 6854 7854 8824 9886 11052 186 1424 2439 3807 4524 8587 6690 7656 8825 9887 11064 193 1432 2445 3608 4528 5594 6887 7866 8832 9911 11084 197 1440 2456 3609 4533 5805 6868 7672 8851 9913 11098 232 1441 2460 3610 4535 5608 6689 7677 8857 9917 1U00 248 1444 2483 3620 4553 5609 6692 7681 BB62 9918 11113 252 1451 2475 3623 4538 5627 6707 7684 8866 9949 11117 264 1465 2486 3638 4575 5630 6724 7693 8876 9961 11118 267 1480 2488 3644 4594 8649 6737 7694 8934 9983 11120 317 1491 2302 3651 4608 5668 6741 7698 8954 10017 11127 327 1492 2515 3654 4607 5675 6764 7705 8964 10020 11128 330 1316 2516 3655 4808 5677 8769 7712 8965 10042 11139 332 1323 2517 3857 4623 5692 6779 7718 H966 10060 11158 340 1529 2530 3686 4626 5702 6789 7742 8968 10063 11158 341 1542 2550 3691 4640 5703 6798 7758.

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percent, between the corresponding 1942 weeks. Clearings in New York City advanced 40.9 percent from the year-ago period to $5,093,283,000, For the other 22 cities the total was a rise of 18.0 percent from the year-ago volume of LEGAL NOTICES M. Prati by indenture dated January l.i, and the interest thereon, should not be allocated and chalKcii pursuant to Section 124 of the Dei hstatc Law to United States Trust Company of York and Richardson Pratt trustees of said trust and reimbursement thereof made Estate of said Charles M.

Pratt IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we Nive caused the s'-al of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. (L. WITNESS Hon FRANCIS 1. McGAREY. Surrogate of our said County, at the Ror-oul-Ii of Bruoklvn.

in the said Comity, the jth day of May. PERCY T. STAPLETON Clerk of the Surrogate's Court mll-lt Th NEW YORK SUPREME COt'RTTHE COUNTY OF KINGS IS DESIGNATED AS THE PLACE OF TRIAL. THE GREEN -WOOD CEMETERY plaintiff, against JANE DAVID HOLDING CORPORATION. DAVID I.

KRAUSHAAR. and others, defendants. SECOND SUPPLEMENTAL SUM-MONS. TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO ANSWER the second amended complaint in this action and to serve a ropy of your answer, or. if the second amended complaint is not crcd with this second supplemental summons, to serve a notii appearance on the plaintiff's attorneys within twenty days after (he service of this second supplemental summons, exclusive of the day of service.

In case or your failure to appear, or answer. Judgment will he taken against vou by default for the relief demanded In the second amended cotnnlaint. lgnated, New York. N. May ISth.

HEYWOOD 6 BENEDICT. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office and Post Office Address. 43 Cedar Street. Borougli of Manhattan, New York City.

TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS IN THIS ACTION: ine foregoing Second Supplemental Summons la served upon vou hv publication, pursuant to an onder of Hun. FranrlK G. Hooley, a Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of New yoiK, dated too 21sl day of May. 11)13, and filed with the Second Amended Complaint in the office of Ihe Clerk of the County of Kings, at the Hall of Records, Borough of Brooklyn, City and State of New York. The object of the above entitled action is to foreclose the mortgage dated October 2th, 1927, and recorded October 29th.

in the office of the Kegister of the county of Kings, in I-lher 6870, at paite 37 I 01 of Morliranes. and which niortusKP covers the prem- Ises known i 1641 eastern raraway, Borough or Brooklyn. City of York, the said premises heina- a triangle furmed by Eastern Parkway, Auromobilti for Sale II roRD 1941 itsilon wnoni orlilnal 9,000 milei. radio, heatif, leather Immeculile. absolutely perfect: new car luarunter BEDFORD CHEVROLET, 1410 Bedford Ave.

MAIn 2-0500. FORD '41 del. coupe, radio, heater. 1 J. HART.

INC. (FOHO OP BROOKLYN! 987 ATLANTIC AVE NEVIN8 8-4770. FORD 1937 BBDA'n! RADIO, HEATER. WHITEWALL TIRES: 1173. STERLING 3-1570.

CALL AFTER 7 P. M. OLDHMOHILE '38: RADIO. HEATER: OOOD CONDITION: 1150. 932 AVENUE R.

ESPLANADE 6-6464. PLYMOUTH 1940 fle luxe four-doori me-ehanlcillr perfect: like new: aood ttrrs. radio, neuter; private owner, SUckmln-ter 2-7937. PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1938. body like new, new battery, good lacrifice 975.

208 81. Mark'l Ave. (Apt. 21. CAR DEALERS, are you looking for desirable location for lalei end purchait for late model care? Office telephone, storaje and urvlce arraniementt.

Writ Box 3920. Eagle Triicki and Commercial Carl lib Wanted to Buy WANTED TO BUY one or 'wo half-ton panel trucks, late model. Esplanade I-9771, or Esplanade 5-4513. Motorcycles, Bicycles 12a MOTORCYCLE. Harley-Davidson and side car: orrfect condition; mult tell.

Windsor 6-2016. Auto Dead Storage 16 DEAD STOROE can Jacked, battery service, fullv Insured: reasonable rates. Park Inn Oaraie, 501 Sterling Place. Sterling 3-8700 DEAD STORAGE, S5 up: cars always available: live storage, ressonsble riles. Dorchenter Flatbush Osrage.

2179 Clarendon Road BUckminnter 2-9751. Truck! for Hire 16i 2-TON rack body truck for hire, with rhsuffeur. reasonable rates. Serpe, 828 62d SI. SH.

Rd. 8-0310. Wanted Automobile! 17 1937 TO 1942 WE BUY THEM ALL MAKES ALL MODELS BUYER WILL CALL Pvrsmld De Soto Plymouth Dealer. 50 4TH NEAR L. I R.

R. DEPOT. TRIANGLE 5-9119 1,0 CARS WANTED MuH fill large order for defense area: latest models preferred: will pay higher prices snd soot cash. Compare! BROOKLYN AUTO SALES 1525 Bedford Ave. Icor.

Eastern Parkway). MAin 2-3313. MAm 2-3234. KINGS COUNTY MOTORS Pays high prices '37-'42 oars. Appraiser will call.

6002 4ih Avef, corner 60ih St. Windsor 9-9515. Open evenings. Sundays. 100 CAKS WANTED '37-'42; spot rash.

Appraiser will call. FVinstuilh. 12 Empire Boulevard. BUck. 4-0480 LEGAL NOTICES Prospect Place and Avenue, fronting; ninety-two feet ten inches on Enstein Parkway, seventy-cipht feet four inches on Prospect Place and forty-nine feet Ion inches on HopkitiFon Avenue.

Dated. New York, Mav 21, 1913. HEYWOOD BENEDICT, Attorneys for Plaintiff, Office and Post Office Address, 43 Cedar Street, Borough of Manhattan. New York City. m27-b't Th FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY HAMBURG SAVINGS RANK, plaintiff, attains) BESSIE HARBER. et defendants. NOTICE OF SALE. Pursuant to judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered in the above entitled action, hearing date the lllh clay of May, 1943. tlie under.vlgned Referee in said judgment named, will sell at.

public miction, hv LOUIS auctioneer, lo the highest bidder, al the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange Rooms, at No. 1S9 Montague Street Brooklvn. N. on the 11th day of June, lfll.1, at 12 o'clock in the forenoon of that day. the premises directed bv.said judgment to he sold, situate in Ihe Borough of Brooklyn.

County of Kings. City and' State of New York, located on the north side of Fulton Street, 81 feet 8 Inches east of Ashford Street, 20 feet 5 inches front and rear 99 feet In depth reference being had to said judgment for a more complete descrip tion. Said premise being known as No. 2947 iru ton Street, HrouKiyn, N. Y.

Dated, Mav 17th. 1913. SOL I. S.Y1ITHLINE. Reforee.

VON SOT! I EN. FAl'SCH A1CHER. Attorneys for Plaintiff, 891 Broadway, Brooklyn, M. Y. m2n-6t SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY The Prudential Insurance txmi- fanv or America, piuintitt. against 'lorence Lei tv et defendant. CLARK tt REYNOLDS. PlallltlllS Attorneys. bO Wall Street.

New York. N. Y. Pursuant to lodgment du entered herein, dated May 6th. 1943, I will sell at public auction, by David Cohen, auctioneer, at Brooklyn Heal Estate Exchange.

1S9 Montague Street, Brooklyn. New York, at welve o'clock noon on June 3rd. 1943, the mortgaged premises in Kings County. City and State of New York, described in and directed by said Judgment to be sold, situated on the southerly ide of 70th Street. 22 feet eas-t of 21sl Avenue.

2." feet tn width, front and -rear, by 100 feet In depth on each side; side lines running parallel to 21st Avenue and the westerly side line running partly through a party wall: together with the benefits and siih.iert tu the burden of a reciprocal driveway easement over the westerly portion of the oreniises adjoining on the east and the easterly portion of the above described premises between Ihe building erected on the premises adjoining on tile cast and the building on the above described premises. known as 21oti 70. Ii Stre-'t. Brooklyn. New York, anil mote particularly des, ibed in judgment.

D.il'd. 131 h. 1913 WILLIAM E. ZIEGLER e. tnU-St SUPREME fNC.sToT' TV -THE DIME SAVINGS BANK OKI BROOKLYN.

ol.iinliff. againt THOMAS FEHROCCO and others. defendants. Pursuant to judgment made herein dated the lllh day or May. 1943.

I will sell al auction, hv James A. H'-iiney, auct hineer. at the Brooklvn Real Estate Exchange. 1x9 Montague Street, Brooklvn. New York, on the I'll Ii dav of June.

1913. at 12 o'elock noon. Eastern War Tune, the premises in the Borough nf Brooklyn, described as follows: Beginning at a point on the southerly of Front Stfe, -I, at the northeasterly corner of a lot of land formerly owned by Eliza Cunningham and now or late the property of George D. Cunningham: running: Ihenre southerly along the line of said lot 95 feet to Mer- cein Stivt: thence easterly along Morrem Street 25 feet to Oarrison Street: thence northerly along the westerly line of Garrison Street 95 feet to the southwesterly corner of Garrison and Front Streets: thence westerly along the southerly line of Front Street feet to the point or place of beginning. Daled.

Mav 2lllb. 1943. BENJAMIN C. RIRMAN. Referee.

MUTTON IIOLAHXN. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 32 Court Street. Brooklyn. New York.

ni2ll-(lt TbiS SUPREME COURT. COUNTY" OK KINGS HELEN T. BRENNA.N. plaintiff, against ANNETTE FAR-HELL, MARY A. HARRIS and MARY MATTHEWS, tenant of the premises described In the complaint, defendants.

Pursuant to Judgment filed herein May 12, 1913. I will sell at public auction, by NATHANIEL SMUTER, auctioneer, at Brooklvn Real Estate Exchange. 189 Montague Street. Brooklyn. N.

on June 3rd. 19-13. at 12 o'clock noon, the mortgaged premises situate In Kings Coinitv, New York, on the west side of Franklin Avenue, forty feet north of Madison Street, premises being 2n feet wide front and rear and eighty reet and eight inches deep on both sides, the northerly and southerly walls running for part of the distance through party walls, and more particularly described in faid Judgment. Premises known as -122 Franklin Avenue, Brooklyn, Dated. MaV 12, 1943, E.

TALmf NOLAN. Referee. ft. and W. M.

WINANS. Attorneys' for Plaintiff, 124 Montague Street, Brooklyn. N. T. ml3-Bt ThftTu 17.

500 Cars Wanted Immediately For detenu workers. TOP PRICES. Spo cash. Levtne, 1481 Bedford Ave. corner park Place).

MAIn 2-8611. PIKD0UT IN 3 MINUTES What your ear It worth. Call MAnsfleld 8-5678 Drive up or write Richfield Auio Ssles, 1157 Coney Island Ave. LUNDY Needs carl for Brooklyn defense '36-'2. Nlghlinetle 4-4041.

NAvarre 8-2528. BIG LOT BIG PRICES KINOS BAY MOTORS 8201 4th Ave (cot. 82d St. I. WI, 9-9348.

ALL MODEL CARS WANTED FOR DEFENSE AREA: TOP DOLLAR PAID. 8E THOMAS D'EMIC FIRST. 28TH TO 26TH 8TS. ON 4TH BROOKLYN. STER-UNO 8-8280.

Any late model purchased for cash. PACKARD BROOKLYN 867 Atlantic Ave. MAin J-J409 FOR OOOD OFFER call one appreciating value of automobiles. FLATBUSH PON-TIAC. (50 Coney Island Ave.

Windsor 8-8841. LATH MODEL convertible; good condition Ronesa. 837 S4in 81., Brooklyn, be tween 7 ana 8 p.m. rcTeNTAUTO SALES Needs lste models, pays huh prices. A call will convince you.

Appraiser will call 878 5th Ave. 8TERLINO 3-8295. SELL DIRECT TO A LONO ISLAND CHRYSLER DEALER; NEEDS CARS FOB DEFENSE AREA; EXCEPTIONALLY? HIOH PRICE PAID. ESPLANADE 7-6134 OR FREEPORT 8288. WILL SEND BUYER.

WELL buy your car over the phone It condition is as vou describe. No bickering. Mutal satisfaction. Established 29 vears. Psssaro Bros.

Dodee Dealer. 2628 Bedford Brooklyn INgersoll 2-1600. WE NEED YOUR CAR AND WILL PAY YOU A OOOD FRICl IF YOU HAVE A CLEAN CHEVROLET. PLYMOUTH. FORD.

BEDFORD CHEVROLET. 1410 BEDFORD AVE. MAIN 2-0509. FORD CAR WANTED, ANY MODEL. FOR DEFENSE WORKER.

JONAS, ATWATER 9-3000. FORDS 1936 AND UP; ALL MODELS: HIOHE8T PRICES PAID. CIRANA, 101 ATLANTIC AVE. MAIN 2-6464. CARS WANTED High prices paid for late) models by one of Brooklyn's oldest distributors.

1127 Bedford Ave. MAIn 2-0200. NOTICE HUDSON OWNERS For better price on vour car telephone collect or write J. A. Carson Auto 308 New York Ave Huntington, N.

Telephone Huntington 270 CARS WANTED HIOH PRICES FOR DEFENSE AREAS. 1937 TO 1942. ETNA WAREHOUSE, 493 MONROE ST. JEFFERSON 3-8474. OL.

2-5551. ani tie Emergency WANT TO SELL YOUR CAR? If so. yoa should be able to get a good price. will be glad to tell you Its approximate market value and also help you with sn ad which will help you tell it. Call me 9 to 11 a.m.

or 3 to 5 p.m. The number Is Main 4-6200. No obligation. Ask for Mr. Franklort, Eagle Used Car Manager.

FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTT -CHARLES HERNSHEIM ani LOUIS A. CERF. as Committee of the Person and Property of Frank Isidore Mernsheini. plaintiffs, against ELIZABETH A.

WHITE, et irk, defendants. In pursuance of. a judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered In the above entitled action, anl bearing date the 11th day of March, 1913, I. the undersigned, the Referee in said judgment named, will sell at nubile auction to the highest bidder, by Isaac E. Epstein, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange.

lSJ Montaeue Street. Brooklyn. New York, on the Sth day of June. 1943, at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed bv said judgment to be sold, and aituatert in the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings, City and Slate of New York, being on the easterly side of East Tenth Street, distant northerly one hundred and eighty ISO) feet from the corner formed hy tha Intersection of the northerly side of Avenue with the easterly side of East Tenth Street.

being a Plot forty, HO) feet in width iioni ami rear, Willi a rtenl i of one hundred (100) feet on both sides. both sides. Rahi premises are Known iiv the street number 1479 East 1fith Street. Together with all Ihe right, title and Interest of, In and to East Tenth Street, In front of and adjoining the above described premises to the center line inei eoi TOGETHER with all fixtures nnrl articles of personal property attached to or used In connection with the fore-Botng premises. Sail premises will be sold In one parcel, subject to state of facts ahown by survey of R.

L. Williams. dated June 7. 1923. and any changfe In conditions since the date nf snid survey; to easements, agreements and restrictive covenants of record, if any: lo rights of tenants In possession, not parties defendant in this action at the time of the sale: to zoning regulation! and departmental orders and violations; and to the physical condition of the imjiroviiu nts on the premises.

Daled. Mav 17. 1913. EUGENE F. BANNIGAN.

Referee. WHITE CASE. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 11 Wall Street. New York.

Y. nil8-6t IN FORECLOSURE SUPREME! COURT. KINGS COUNTV-ELIZV-BETH PEISTER MEGAN, plaintiff, against MARGUERITE M. REARDON. et defendants.

DALY. BAIN VOGEL. Plaintiffs Attorneys, 176 Broadway, New York, Pursuant to Judgment entered Mar 17. 1943. the undersigned will sell at aersignerj will sell at at the Brooklyn Real public auction.

1. ai ige. p.state exchang i3 Montague street, Brooklyn. N. at 12 o'rlo.

noon on June 8th. 1943 by Joseph W. Caihar. ine. auctioneer, the mortgaged premises directed by said Judgment to be sold, to wit: ALL that certain lot of land.

with the building thereon erected ntuate In the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings. Citv and State of York. BEGINNING at the corner formed bv the intersection of the northerly side of Rutland P.oal with the westerly id- of Bedford being 20 feet in width front and rear by 90 fet in depth on each side, said premis.s being known aa lMi Bedford Aejhi-. 4Jt nf the rnort-W'Jfi" debt, costs andjel twsnces.

I1.V-, on. laves and Jy i beiges, ap-proximately II l.S0iP" Dated. New fork May 17th. 1943. DAVID HIRSHEIELD Referee niH6tTuTh SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY -FULTON PAVINGS BANK KINGS COUNTY. Plaintiff. against PAS-QUALI ALTIERI. et defendants. Pursuant to Judgment of foreclosure and sale entered May in.

1943. 1. the Referee In said Judgment named, will sel at public auction to the highest bidder, through G. V. McMAHON, niietmneer st Brooklvn Real Estate Exchange.

189 Montague Street. Brooklyn New York, on June 8. 1913. at 1) clock noon, the premises In said Judgment directed to be sold, being; plot in Brooklyn. Kings fcounty.

'Vw, 'ituate on the west side or Patchen Avenue, 48 feet south of Putnam Avenue, being a pracel 26 feet In width front and rear by 95 feet in depth on both sides; reference being; made to judgment for more complete description of premises. Dated. Mav 13th. 1913 RALPH L. KNISLEY.

WI.VGATF, CULT. EN, Attorneve for Plaintiff, 112 Plerrcpont Street Bmoklyn. New York. ml8-6t SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY The Prudential Insurance Company of America, plaintiff, airninst Alice L.

Helm et defendants. CLARK REYNOLDS. Plaintiffs Attorneys, 6I Wall Street. New York. N.

Y. Pursuant lo judgment duly entered herein, daled May 22nd, 1943. I will sell at public auction by James A. Heaney. auctioneer, at Brooklvn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn, New York, at twelve o'clock noon on June 1 71 h.

1913, the mortgaged premises in Kings County, City and State of New York, do. scrihed In and directed hy said liulg-nient to be sold, situated on Ihe'east-erly side nf Seventh Avenue 107' 2'. south of 68th Street, 21' S'," in width front and rear, hy 100' In depth on each side, side lines running parallel with 68th Street, the northerly nnej southerly lines rtinnin partly through party walls, together with the bene, fits and subject tn the burden of an easement contained In Instrument recorded In Kings County Register' Office In Liber 4318 of Conveyances, page 303. Premises, known aa BM1 Seventh Avenue, Brooklyn. New York, and more particularly described ll said Judgment.

Daled: May 27th. 1913. MARTIN GREEN. Referee. m27-8t Thg Wanfod AutomobiUe Stock Market Continues Rise Leadership Improves In Expanded Volume Stocks were strong and penetrated new high ground for the past three years In quite active trading today.

The market was honeycombed with many new highs and leadership was of substantially better quality than some recently seen. Lower priced issues were relegated to the rear. Chemicals and other blue chips were at new highs, and steels and non-ferrous metals surged to the fore. Railroads and utilities were around their best recent levels. Gains in steels ranged from fractions to over a point In Youngs- town.

Rail equipments gained as much as two points. A long list of rail shares rose, although gains were largely fractional in the group. New highs were set in both Dow Chemical and duPont on gains of a point to two points or so, while Coco Sola jumped over three points. International Nickel, Allied Chemical, Sears and Pepsi-Cola rose a point or more. Oils firmed slightly.

Rubbers were mixed, although gains predominated. Motors lagged behind the general market and were irregular. Some utility preferreds registered quite wide gains. Bond Market Irregular Trading In the corporate bond market was along moderate lines only today and there was some Irregularity of price in railroad obligations. Price changes were not very great in the majority of these Issues.

St. Paul 5s were fairly active among defaulted lines issues and were virtually unchanged. Minor losses and gains developed elsewhere. Second grade rail liens continued firm to fractionally higher. Southern Pacific 4'ns sold at about a point rise.

Among local tractions Third Ave. adjustment 4s of 1965 sold up a point. Triborough Bridge Authority were slightly higher. Philadelphia and Reading Coal liens reflected quickened demand and were at a new high, while Hudson Coal 5s rose fractionally among industrials. TJ.

S. Government bonds were strong with gains through the list for both taxable and exempt Issues. Latin American bonds firmed in an otherwise dull foreign list. Anaconda Copper To Disburse 50c. Anaconda Copper Mining Company declared a dividend of 50 cents on common, payable June 28 to record June 8.

Andes Copper Mining Company declared a dividend of 25 cents on common, payable June 25 to record June 11. American Locomotive Company declared a dividend of $1.75 on 7 percent preferred stock on account of arrears, payable June 23 to record June 8. Greene Cananea Copper Company declared a dividend of 50 cents, payable June 7 to record June 1. Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company declared dividend of 25 cents, payable June 28 to record June 11. Gillette Safety Razor Company declared dividend of 25 cents on common, payable June 30 to record June 8.

Payments last year were 15 cents in June and 30 cents in December. Lone Star Cement Corporation declared regular quarterly dividend of 75 cents on common, payable June 30 to record June 11. National Dairy Products Corpora- tion declared a dividend of 20 cents, payable July 1 to record June 7. Triborough Bridge Plans Adjustment Triborough Bridge Authority will shortly seek bondholders' assents to a plan for freeing certain cash assets and for a readjustment of its sinking fund and bond maturity schedules. These steps will be taken so as to avoid any possible interruption in the continuity of Interest payments.

The proposed plan, as now drawn ud. contemDlates transfer to the in terest account of nearly $1,000,000 formerly set aside as a fund for I widening of roadways and installa- tion of stiffening trusses on the Bronx-Whitestone Bridge. Work on these improvements was halted some time ago because of inability to obtain materials. Triborough has no payments on account of principal maturing this year, but on June 15, 1944. an initial $800,000 sinking fund installment on Its $50,000,000 of 3 Us, 1980, will fall due.

Triborough's indicated earnings since tne start or ihu nave iain-n snort 01 covering iuu interest, requirements after allowing for op erating expenses. Its traffic has been hit harder by gasoline ration-1 ing than that of some other port ant toll revenue project, groups because of heavier dependence on private automobile travel. I Short-wave enthusiasu from all over the United States and Canada have informed Mrs. Catherine McDonnell of 101 Berkeley Place that her son, Staff Sgt. Thomas P.

McDonnell la a prisoner of war in Germany. Sergeant McDonnell is included in the list of American soldiers missing in action released by the War Department today. On May 11, however, the letters from radio "hams" say, a German news broadcast asked that a message be relayed to the McDonnells. "Tell Mother and Dad and all the folks that I am well and not to worry, I am being held prisoner in Germany," Drpt. Confirmation Confirmation of this came in the form of a War Department message last Thursday.

Since then the family has been awaiting instructions from Washington about contacting Sergeant McDonnell through the Red Cross. Sergeant McDonnell, an aerial gunner, has been in the army since November, 1041. He went overseas In September, 1942, and served with 1 bomber crew operating out or England. Letters home to his family told of his participation in five bombing missions over continental Europe. In March, he was cited for his work during a raid over Wilhelmshaven.

He was first reported missing in action on April 24. Vatican Message Reports Boro Man Captive in Italy Word has reached the family of Pvt. Harry Galler, 26, of 934 45th that he is being held prisoner in Italy. The War Department lists him as missing In action, but, as in Sergeant McDonnell's case, Independent messages have been received. On May 10 a message transmitted through the offices of the Vatican informed Mrs.

Benjamin Galler, the soldier's mother, that he was In a transit camp in Italy and that she could contact him as soon as he was transferred to a permanent one. Private Galler has been in the army since June 10, 1942. He was with the first contingent of American troops in Africa and was reported missing about Easter. He is a graduate of Brooklyn College. 'Making History' Writes Boy Reported as Missing "The boys are making history over here, Mom." Sgt.

John V. Lyons, 20, wrote home to Mrs. John Lyons of 1605 10th Ave. "There's a lot of activity going on and the 'Lady Luck' (his plane) is greatly battered but we're carrying on." Sergeant Lyons has been listed as missing in action in the North African area since May 3. His parents received a letter from him two days later, mostly about the things he imagined going on back in Brooklyn at that hour of the day.

He enlisted in the army in Mav. 1D42, and went overseas about Christmas. Sergeant Lyons was an aerial gunner and received the DistinguisheJ Flying Medal for participating in a bombing mission. He attended St. John's Prep, where he excelled in football.

Missing Sergeant Starin Wanted to Fight Japs Sgt. Charles H. Starin, 23, missing in action in North Africa, was disappointed when he was sent there because "he wanted to fight the Japs," his grandfather. Charles Gross, of 8 Virginia Port Washington, said today. He wanted to fight them so badly that he tried to enlist three times before he was finally accepted.

He was rejected the first two times because of his teeth, so he promptly went to a dentist and did something about it. Sergeant Starin, an aerial gunner, had two years of flying experience before he entered the army in May. 1942. He went oversas the middle of January. Sergeant Mulcare, Missing, Trained as Commando In his last letter home, dated March 22.

Sgt. Arthur V. Mulcare, 28. of 124 Forbell wrote home, Todd Shipyards Reports for Year Todd Shipyards Corporation and rubsldiaries reported today for the al year ended March 31, 1943. Income of after Fed-' vn.1 income and excess profits taxes, equal to $17.95 a share nn 205.058 no-par shares of capital stock, excluding 26.942 treasury shares.

This compares with net income in the preceding year of or $21.67 a share on 205,058 shares. Volume of business done for the year amounted to $137,443,984 $91,757,650 in the previous year, Brown Estimates Profit Earnings of 'Socony Vacuum Oil Company, for the first four months of this year are estimated it sfl simi MHi. a Hrou-n nrrs told stockholders at annual meeting todfey. 1 "Please don't worry about me be cause everything Is O.K." He was reported missing on April 7 in the North African area. Sergeant Mulcare, a member of the Commando training group, was drafted In January, 194, 1M? IT.

Staff Sgt. T. McDonnell Jr. Sgt. Charles H.

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Arthur V. Mulcare I I 'Y I wot i. itU I The American Iron and fiteel Institute convened today at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in Manhat tan for it 53d general meeting, Attendance was the smallest in many years because of war conditions. While most of the high executives of the Industry were present, a large number of operat lng officials were absent. Walter S.

Tower, president, on calling the meeting to order, spoke of the industry's splended record, He said that since May, 1942, more than 87,000,000 net tons of steel had been produced and currently the output is at the rate of 000 net tons per annum. Asserting that there was a chance of this latter high figure being exceeded by one or two million tons in the total 1943 production, he added that such a goal cannot be reached "unless a courageous national policy puts war above politics and prevents labor stoppages In your mines and mills like those now occurring in other industries." "Price ceilings cannot be preserved Indefinitely against constantly rising costs," he continued. "A crisis cannot be far off. Some one, somewhere must soon say 'no' to further demands that add to costs. Otherwise we have little chance to escape the ruinous effects of runaway price inflation." Other speakers were Vice Admiral S.

M. Robinson, Office of Procurement and Materials, Navy Department, and MaJ. Gen. L. H.

Campbell chief of ordnance, War Department. 161 Million Slice Seen in Rail Kef Railroad net income this year stands to be nicked about by the recent freight rate cut and the non-operating worker wage increase proposed yesterday by an emergency board. This cut in net earnings Is far less than normally might be expected from the large reduction in railroad gross revenues which will lesult from the combination squeeze on railroad income. The difference is absorbed by taxes. Recommended wage increases of fi cents an hour for non-operating railroad employes will add about $204,000,000 to the railroad wage bill.

At current tax levels, however, some 60 percent or more will come out of Federal taxes, and railroads will have a net bill of around $80,000,000. For the 12 months ended Feb. 28, railroads paid 59.5 percent of their income in Federal taxes. That included 10 months of 1942 during which the majority of railroads had substantial tax credit carryovers to cut down the overall rate. This wear's tax rate undoubtedly will be higher and will cut the net also lost by wage increases.

World Currency Plan Condemned The recently proposed British plan for international stabilization of currencies would tend to promote the interest of debtor countries, particularly Great Britain, at the expense of the United States, the Guaranty Trust Company of New York charged today and labelled both the British and American plans as "dangerous." The plans would involve the exchange of American currency for other nations' currency on terms beyond this country's direct control, and would enable nations to buy merchandise without being able to pay for It, the bank said in its publication, the Guaranty Survey. "The United States, in particular, as the chief creditor nation, would have to be prepared to confront a combination of debtor nations advocating a course that would favor themselves at the expense of the creditor," the bank said. "It is inconceivable that this country could under any circumstances become a party to any such agreement. The nature of both the British and American plans, moreover, is such as to involve some risk of loss to a nation with a credit balance on international account. Socony Calls Debentures sccony-Vacuum Oil Company, jnc nas cauecj fCr redemption on July lm for Rinkmj fund, 500 .000 18-year 2 percent sinking und debentures, due July 1, 1955.

Payment of called debentures, plus accrued interest, will be made on July 1, 1B43. Ill Fifth Avenue New York City 1 53th Preferred Dividend A quarterly dividend of (M a share) hai been declared upon the 1'relerred Stock of Tiir. American Ioiacco Company, payable in cih on July 1, 1943, to itockholdert of record at the clou of busineii June 10, 104.1. Cheiki will be mailed. 0 n.Mivn A.

Hahviv, fnaHrtr Mav 26, 1941 ROBERT LECIER, City Notary CHAS. J. THE4RD. Pre.i.lcnt HORACE 1 Swrelary LEGAL NOTICES UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW York Notice of petition for limitation of liability filed May 20th, 1913.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that CARROLL TOWING a. owner of the ntcamtue CATHERINE CARROLL, nan filed a petition ilaim-ins the I'itfhl to limit liability for all claims arising from the disaster which occurred on October 17th, 1942, while the HeamtiiK CATHERINE CARROLL was towing the hoiMetn HOWLETT NO. 15 and HOWLETT NO. 28 from New York Harbor to Port Newark. All peraona having auch clainia must prove them before HARRY A.

YERKES Commiaaioner, at the office, of the Clerk of this Court. Brooklyn. New York, on or before the day of June, 1943. or be defaulted. SPENCER C.

YOUNG. V. Marshal. E. N.

Y. FOLEY MARTIN. Proctors for Petitioner, 64 Wall Street. New York City. ni27-5t Th THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY THE GRACE OF GOD, FREE AND INDEPENDENT, TO Theodore Pratt.

Katharine Pratt Twlchell, Morris Pratt Froat, Theodore Pratt. Jr. Merrick Pratt. Mary Pratt. David C.

Twlcl ell. 2nd, Mar- faret Fros.t Twlchell. Harmony wlrhell. Charlea Pratt Twlchell, Mary Pratt Barrlnuer. Theodore Pratt aa trustee of the trusts created under Article NINTH of the Inst will and testament of Charles M.

Pratt, de-ceased. SEND GREETING: WHEREAS Brooklyn Trust Company, a domestic corporation liHvint; lis prinrlpnl office at No. 177 Mon-trnrue Street, Hmoimh of Brooklvn, City of New York. Iihk presented a final account of its proceedings as sole remaining of the last will snd testament of Clmrles M. Piatt, deceased, lately residing at No.

241 Clinton Avenue, BoioukIi of Brooklyn, County of Kings. City and State of New York, and a petition praying that said final account may be Judicially settled and that the New York eatate tax upon the property of the trust created by Charles M. Pratt by Indenture dated January 15, 1903. and the Interest thereon, may be allocated and charged pursuant to Section 124 of the Decedent Estate Law to United States Trust Company of New York and Richardson Pratt as trustees of said trust and reimbursement thereof made to the Estate of laid Charles Pratt: NOW, THEREFORE, you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to be held In Room Xi-A. at the Hall of Records In the County of Kings, on the Ifith dav of June, 1943, at 8 30 o'clock in the fnre-noon, why the final account of Brooklyn Trust Company as hole renialnlni? executor of the last will and testament of Charles M.

Pratt, deceased, should not be Judicially settled and why the New York estate tax upon the property of the trust created by Charles i.