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34 Mr BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK. FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1935 want the present Section 3-E of try may file Its complaint with tht A Line on Liners Commodity Markets Greater Tariff Protection Asked Washington, 'April 5 W) Demands for greater tariff protection under the revised NRA are being made upo.i the Roosevelt Administration by manufacturers compet- Amateur Work Homes Contest Owners Doing Own Re Wheat and Corn Suffer Decline i Inn atralnst low cost producing countrles TnJs became known today a resuU of a gu wnlcn snowed Amerlcan mdustrwS complatning Rus. gla Germany, particularly 0 nd trades These manufacturing groups By DON Today the Deutschland helps to keep up the Washington's good work of yesterday of helping the circus to town. When she arrives today sne will nave among her passengers 17 who will be seen under the big top during the? Summer and who will begin their appearance with the Ringling and Bailey Circus Thursday night up at Madison Square Garden. The contingent due today consists of the Maschlno, Antalek, and Romeo Troupes.

After retting here for the first time in six weeks only yesterday. the Europa turns about and goes home again this midnight. Prince Paul of Greece and a flock of lesser diplomatic officials from all parts of the world sail aboard this big German. Not a day goes by that Brook-lynitea don't go down to the sea in ships and today Is no exceotlon. the lineup for the day: un tne American Banker bound for London Mrs.

Stephen Harri son. On the Scanmail saillnr on a 25-day cruise to the Virgin Islands, West indies, and other points in the Caribbean Miss Gertrude Barnes. And on the Scanstates leaving for a 40-day trip to Copenhagen, Gdy- Chicago, April 5 ffl Influenced by downturns of wheat quotations at Liveipool grain prices here underwent a setback today. Cables said that there had been a pronounced pause in demand for wheat abroad. Wheat closed off to 1H and corn was to 14 cent lower.

Emphasizing bearish sentiment were showers in domestic Winter wheat territory southwest, although the moisture was mostly at places where no immediate need prevailed. Much profit taking on the part of recent buyers of corn counted also for the time being as a weight that pulled all grain values down. Considerable attention was given to assertions that although corn was rated as a one way market, once it developed momentum, records of the past two years showed that only once have corn prices advanced or declined for more than six successive days. The foremost buyer of cash corn in Chicago said plenty of corn for May delivery here would be obtainable in due time. He added that large holdings in Georgian Bay ports without adequate outlet East could be brought back to Chicago, and that liberal quantities might be had from Minneapolis and Du-luth.

Oats followed corn. Provisions declined with grains. GRAIN AND FROVISIONS Shipping Table i Incoming Passenger and Mail Steamships Cotton Is Firm In Dull Market Cotton futures opened one point off to 3 up In a quiet market and later moved higher. The trade bought In the near months on price-flxlrL" and Liverpool and Japanese interests bought the far months on switches. The Far East, New Orleans and locals sold.

(Quotations by Harrlman St Eeech) COTTON Prev. Open. High. Low. Late.

Last. 10.93 10.95 10.87 10.91 10.90 10.98 11.03 10.93 10.99 10.97 May. Oct 10.55 10.63 10.52 10,60 10.54 10.10 10.67 10.57 10.64 10.60 Jan 10.61 10.68 10.58 10.68 10.62 March 10.66 10.77 10.62 10.70 10.65 COFFEE 7.91 7.91 7.89 May Dec March 7.89 7.74 7.73 6.67 7.70 7.97 7.87 7.80 7.78 7.79 7.81 7.73 7.71 7.73 7.81 7.68 7.72 7.73 7.74 7.68 7.67 7.70 SUGAR 2.38 2.38 2.30 2.33 2.44 2.44 2.36 2.39 2.49 2.49 2.41 2.44 July. Dec. 2.36 2.42 2.49 COCOA 4.65 4.68 4.65 4.77 4.78 4.77 4.89 4.90 4.89 5.01 5.04 5.01 May July Sept.

Dec. Jan, 4.68 4.78 4.90 5.04 4.65 4.76 4.87 5.01 5.05 RUBBER 11.03 11.08 11.00 11.06 11.38 11.30 11.30 11.11 11.15 11.47 11.41 11.41 11.24 11.31 11.62 11.65 11.65 11.48 11.54 11.86 11.65 11.65 11.65 11.65 12.00 11.74 11.74 11.74 11.74 12.20 May July Sept. Dec. Jan. March SILK 1.31 1.31 1.31 1.31 1.30'i 1.31 1.31 1.31 1.31 1.30 1.30'i 1.304 130 130 130 1.294 1.304 1.294 1.304 1.30 1.294 130 1.294 1-30 1.29 1594 1294 129 1.29 1.29 1.29 4 1.29 4 1.29 1.29 1.29 HIDES 10.06 10.10 10.06 10.09 10.08 9.76 9.78 9.75 9.76 9.79 Apr.

May June July Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Sept.

REDUCES DIVIDEND The Bangor Hydro Electric Company declared a quarterly dividend of 20 cents on common, payable May 1, record April 10. Previously 30 cents was paid quarterly. Bank Stocks Quoted by the New York Security Dealert Association. 3 00 M. Quotations Bid Ask bid Ask la 56 IF- it 8 9 6'.

7'-i 27'. 28 i 18 19. io 30 40 Bk Mhtn. 194 21 -i tjieeiit Kingsboro Nat Bron Nat Safe Penn E. Pm NH''' Public Trade Yorlt'v Bit Bit Yk'n.

s-i is Hens .1 Chase 21 'a 23 City 191. 21'4 Com! 131 137 fifth Ave 9U 1020 First Nat 1650 1690 flatuush sb Pit rtivlrtenn Trust Companies Quoted by the New York Security Dealert Association. 3:00 P.M. Quotations The City of New York Office of The Comptroller Proposals for Sale of $34,000,000 of 25-Year Corporate Stock of the City of New York To Be Dated MARCH 1, 1935 Principal Payable MARCH 1, 1960 and of $16,000,000 of Corporate Stock Bearing Interest at 3Vz Per Cent, and 4 Per Cent, respectively; Principal payable at varying dates; which are now held as investments by the Sinking Funds, representing the accumulated amortization reserve for account of the redemption of $50,000,000 of 4'4 Per Cent. Corporate Stock issued March 21, 1910; principal payable March 1, 1960, but redeemable at the option of the City on or after March 1, 1930, and for the redemption of which said $50,000,000 of 4' Per Cent.

Corporate Stock the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, exercising such option, have authorised the Comptroller to convert said $16,000,000 of Corporate Stock into cqsh by the Sale thereof with the Sale of the $34,000,000 of 25-Year Corporate Stock hereinabove referred to. The Principal and Interest on all of the bonds referred to herein payable in lawful money of the United States of America. EXEMPT from the FEDERAL INCOME TAX and from THE INCOME TAX of the STATE of NEW YORK Eligible by law for investment by Executors, Administrators, Guardians, and others holding Trust Funds. rODAT Prom Nassau April 3 Hamburg March 28, Southampton, Cherbourg, Cobb snip and Lin CARINTH1A, Cunard Whit Star DEUTSCHLAND, Hamburg- American GEORGE WASHINGTON, Old Dominion OEBOL8TEIN, Bernstein Norfolk April 4 Antwerp March GRANADA. Standard Fruit La Ceiba.

mucrt. uuiicu nuii. Armuciiea, tu p.m. uector at SHAWNEE, Miami April 2. Jacksonville 11:00 a.m.

34 NR Canal at TOMORROW PORT ST. GEORGE. Purness West Indies St. Thomas 8:30 a.m. 95 58th at MADISON, Old DomlaJon Norfolk April 3:00 p.m.

23 Franklin al MONARCH OP BERMUDA. Wheat Prev. Open. High. Low.

Close. Close. 95 'i 95 S. 94 94 96 91 92' 91Vi 91 924 914 917 91 91tt 92 Corn 85 85 84'4 85ai 78 'i 78 'a 77 77 78 "a 73V 73 72' 73V. il 48fi 47 47b 48 40' -iO'i 39 39 41 Sept.

37 37 36 37 38 56'-i 56 55 56 57 Vi 57 57 56 57 58 '4 Sept. 59'i 59 58 58 60 Barley May 69Ti 71 July 65 65 Lard-May 12.75 12.75 12.75 12.80 12.70 12.72 12.70 12.70 12.77 rurness Bermuda Bermuda April Outgoing Passenger Steamships TRANSATLANTIC TODAY AMERICAN BANKER (American Merchant), London April 15: Pier 58. N. R. (W.

16th St. I Malls close noon: aalls 4 m. Parcel post for Ureal Britain, Northern Ireland. ANTON1A (Cunard White Star), Cobh April 14 and Liverpool 15 Tia Halifax: Pier 56. N.

R. (W 14th St.) No malls carried on this voyage: at 5 p.m. BLACK FALCON (Black Diamond Antwerp April 14: Pier Weehawken. N. J.

Malls close 12:30 p.m. Parcel post for Belgium. Belgian Congo and Luxemburg. EUROPA (North German), Cherbourg and Southampton April 11 and Bremen 12 (Seapostc Pier 86 N. R.

(W. 46th St.) Malls close 8 p.m. (supp. maUs accepted at Morgan annex up to 11 p.m.): sails midnight Mails for Europe, Africa, West Asia (except Gold Coast and Sierra Leone). Olympic (Cunard white star).

Cher. bourg and Southampton April 12: Pier (W uth 8t close m. (supp. mails accented at Morgan annex up to 10:15 p.m.): sails 11:30 TANA "(Kerr). Lisbon April 17, Tanglers eula and Melllla 84 1 SHIh St.

Brooklyn Malls close noon Parcel post for Cape Verde Islands, Portugal, Portuguese West Africa and Spanish Moroooo. SOITH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST INDIES AND CANADA AMOR IBoyal Netherlands), tnagua April McLENNAN nla, Stockholm, Helslngfors, etc. Mrs, M. C.

Moran and Mrs. M. T. Moran, both of Bay Ridge. Two hundred members of the American Steamship and Tourist Association, inc.

(tne iaas wno sen you and me the i swell trips to all parts of the world), do a little trav eling for themselves this afternoon when they sail aboard the Acadia for their fourth annual convention. Arriving In Boston early tomor- row morning they will settle down to holding business sessions (who said business sessions) over tne weekend. They sail for home again Sunday evening. Now that the proper homage has been paid to St. Patrick, wnat witn the parade et the Rt.

Hon. Alderman Alfred Byrne, Lord Mayor of Dublin, is bringing his visit to these shores to a close and is going home. He sails aboard the Olympic along about midnight. Saturday has long made a habit uf being lighter than light in re the matter of arrivals. Tomorrow with only two ships Is no exception.

The pair consists of the Port St. George, in from a trip to Trinidad, and the Monarch of Bermuda, which of course comes from Bermuda. 5NRW14thit 4:00 p.m. 86 46th at 25 3:00 p.m. 25 Franklin at 2:00 p.m.

DWeenawken fi-00 a m. 20 Pwrlr RHn 9:00 a.m. 95 55th at 10, Port-au-Prlnee 11, La Guarra 15, Puerto Cabella 16, Curacao II, Aruba 18 and Maracalbo Pier IS, Brooklyn Inear Montague St.) Malls close 1 p.n.i sails 5 p.m. Mails far Cnraoao (except Aruba), Haiti, Inagua In Bahamas and Venesuela (except Carlpito and Ciudad Bolivarii parcel poet for Inagua. MUNAROO (Munson), Nassau April 9.

and Havana 10: Pier 48. N. R. (W. 11th St.i Mails close 12:30 p.m.: sails 3 p.m.

Malls for Bahamas (except Inagua): parcel post. ORIZABA (Ward). Havana April 9, Pro-greso 10 and Vera Crui 11: Pier 14, (Wall St. I Malls close 1:30 P.m.: sails 4 m. Mails for Campeche, Cuba (ordinary mall only) and Yucatan and other mall for Cuba and other parts of Mexico: parcel post.

PAN BOLIVAR (R. L. Hague). Aruba April 12: Pier 6, Constable Hook Mails v.uos mniia iw nruoa: par cel post. SCANMAIL (American Caribbean), St Thomas and St.

Croix April 10, St. Kitts and Antigua 11. Point a Pltre 12. Mttr-tinlgue 13. Barbados 14, Trinidad 15 and Georgetown 18: Pier 28 E.

R. (Catharine 8t.) Malls close 9 a.m. (supp. malls 10 a.m.): sails noon Malls for Antigua, Barbados, Carlplto, Ciudad Bolivar, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Guiana, Martinique. Montserrat, Nevis, Saba.

St. Croix, St. Eustatlus, St. Kitts, St. Lucia.

St. Martin, St. Thomas, St. Vincent and Trinidad: parcel post. R.

KIRK- appointed until after the tenant-defendant moved out following the expiration of his term. In commenting on the force of the assignment of rents clause. Jus tice Madigan's decision held "in the present instance, however, it is not I necessary to inquire as to the authority a court of chancery might give to its receiver were there" no clause assigning the rents in the event of default. If that clause adds nothing, it might just as well be omitted from mortgage forms." Flatbush Home To Make Way for Big Apartment The private dwelling at the northeast corner of Avenue and E. 4th No.

373 Avenue is to be demolished to make way for a six-story apartment house, to be erected by the Perman Builders, which purchased the plot from David An-cona The seller was represented by George Granger, as attorney, and the buyer by Morris Klvowitz. The plot to be Improved measures 100x100, and the cost of the operation is estimated at about $250,000. BAY RIDGE DEAL The M. Morgenthau-Seixas through S. Clarence Zadek sold for Bertram Beir, 7109 Fort Hamilton Parkway, 3-story store and apartment building on plot 20x100, the purchaser paying all cash above first mortgage" of $8,000.

Retail Credit Association in October, 1933. ELECTRIC OUTPUT UP Electric output of the United Gas Improvement System Companies for the week ended March 30 was k. w. against 69,522,792 in the like week of 1934, an increase 2.6 percent. New York City Bonds NRA for Investigation.

NRA then sends its fliidlngs uo the White House for action by the President, who' may, if he finds Imports are endangering maintenance of codes, ask the Tariff Commission to make recommendations. The investigations ordered yesterday were into bleached cotton piece goods, cotton fish netting, wool knit and worsted gloves and salt cake. TUGMEN GET INCREASE Great Lakes tugmen and firemen have signed a contract whereby they are guaranteed 310 days of work by ship owners this season and a 9 per. cent increase in wages over 1934, The agreement is expected to eliminate any labor trouble this year. FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY Heron Cohen, plaintiff, against Jamea Merkleln, et defendants. AARON KAHAN. Plaintiff's Attorney. Lafayette Street. New York City.

pursuant to judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered herein on March 25. 1035, the undersigned referee, wlU sell at public auetlon at the rotunda of the County Court House. Pulton and Joralemon Streets, In the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, on the 23d day ot April. 1935, at 12 o'clock noon, the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold and therein described as follows- Section 1.1. Block 4140.

Lot 24. as shown on the Tax Maps for the Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York, ai aald mspi were on the 14th day of September. 1932. Dated, March 30.

1935 HAROLD ALPEBT. Referee. ap2-6t tu SUPREMK COURT, KINGS COUNTY The Prudential Insurance Company of America, plaintiff, against Elisabeth Oavln, et defendants. CLARK REYNOLDS. Plalntlff'g At.

torneys. 60 Wall Street, New York. N. Pursuant to Judgment duly entered herein, dated March 27th, 1B35, I will sell at public auction, by HERMAN DAHUT, auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Ex. change, 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn, N.

at twelve o'clock noon, April 26th, 1935, the mortgaged premises in Klnga County. City and State of New York, described In and directed by said Judgment to be sold, situated on the northerly side of Clarendon Road. 60 feet westerly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the northerly side of Clarendon Road with the westerly side of Brooklyn Avenue, be. Ing a plot 20 feet In width front and rear and 100 feet in depth on each side, side lines being- parallel with Brooklyn Avenue. Subject to and together with reciprocal driveway easements over the most westerly 3 feet 8 Inches of the mortgaged premises and over the easterly 3 feet 8 niches of premises adjoining on the west.

Premises known as No. 3S17 Clarendon Road. Brooklyn, N. Y. Dated, April 5th.

1935. JOSEPH r. O'BRIEN, Referee. apS-et tu SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY The EQUltable Life AssuranrA Rnljt the United States, plaintiff, against Cell Feinmel and others, defendants.

Judgment entered April 1st. 1S35, I Will sell at niihlln aiitlnr, Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 189 Mon. tague Street, Borough of Brooklyn. York City, on the 25tb day of April.

1935, o'clock noon, by Nathaniel SHUTER. auctioneer, the mortgaged nrem-tses directed by said Judgment to be sold and therein described as follows All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with the buildings and Improvements thereon, situate, lying and being io the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings, tne City and State of Nw vnru and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the easterly side of East 7th Street, distant seventy, seven feet northerly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the northerly side of Avenue with the easterly side of East 7th Street: running thenc northerly along the easterly side of East 7th Street, twenty-six feet: thence easterly parallel with Avenue and part of the distance through a party wall. on hundred and twenty feet; thence south-erly parallel with East 7th Street, twenty, six feet; thence westerly parallel with Avenue v. one hundred and twenty feet to tht point or place of beginning.

Together with a I) the right, title and interest of the mortgator of. In and the land lying in East 7th in frnn. nd adjoining the premises herein de- otuuca io vne cenier line thereof. Together with an easement or right of way over a strip of land four fen seven Inches wide Immediately adjoining tht above described premises on the south Subject to a similar easement or right of way over the most southerly five feet of the premises above described. The said easements are for the purpose of ingresg and egress to and from m.

aa.rtr or to be erected at the rear of the abova Together with all mnA of personal property attached to or used In connection with the premises. uatea, April 4tn, 1835. MAURICE NADLER. Referee. ALEXANDER ti QREEN.

Plnlnl.fT'. torneys, 120 Broadway, New York. N. Y. a P4, 5.

11, 12. 18. 19, 24 STORAGE NOTICE IN ACCORDANCE WITH fin Bonl visions of the law, there being due for which the undersignrd RELIABLE VAN i- STORAGE CO. INC. is entitled to a lien as warehousemen on the Roods herelnHftr rl.orihorf nnj due notice having been given to all p'artlea iu tmim an interest therein and the time specified in snrh nntt fn ment for such charges having expired.

Lhfe. wl" be sold public auction at th neiiapie van at storage No. 195 Street. Brooklyn, N. on April 24.

1935, at 10:30 a.m., the following property, consisting of drawing and dining room furniture, couches, desks, upholstered furniture, tables, wood rockers, sewing ma. chines. Ice boxes, wooden and metal beds, mattresses, bedding, curtains, rugs, car. pets and oilcloth, bed and table linen, towels, napkins, framed and un. framed pictures, paintings and engrav.

End olher musical instruments, radio Bets, suitcases, baas, leather packln trunks, cases (flat and otherwlsel. crates, boxes, barrels, pa-Ja Xf and Packages, bundle and their contents, consisting of magazines, manuscripts, china, glassware, cloth- bric-a-brac laces, silverware and Phonal effects" beauty parlor flxlures. oil burners and of. lhe propm 01 th Minnli" nndoManni; loseohf. Milton Held.

Minnie D. Russ end, Caraaen Renn Brooks. P. Goodman w. SmttSl J.

Mlllsteln. Mr. Mulr. P. SraMI erson.

Edward Peckel, Mr Chester A Shapiro. H. Llpshltz. L. Cattone Amato." fuh Max Rosen.

Arthur Hplen Moscarl. oustav. Schwartz (Attorneyl, Marshal Jari ii.f E. Oreen. Dorothy D.

Oodlrey, J' being and "hf mmny warehouse. Poke' al, StKd aU' rC'lA and on 85 mny Wednesday! pleTe'thee be RELIABLE VAN it STORAGE INC ao5-2t CORPORATION NOTICES TUESDAY, APRIL lfl, Borouh Uronklyii, THE UEPAHEFNTBA0HF ME traTcU 'and' of con- is and .10 consecutive calendar days after the endorsement of the rernS! cate ol the Comptroller FOR FUHNISHINQ AND DPI tuiTB.M,. PuKsE THE tract'? or con- FOR FURNISHING AND DPI MOTOR TRUCKS THE DEPARTMENT ni, 1U traps' tracts IS 15 consecutive calendar IIL'S? "lorsement of if, i certl con- itHVI Of the Comptroller the ccrtlflcat no bid shall be considered unles. i i. accompanied by a deposit Vrh 3 in un amount not less thon amount awarded lhe slleTtor tin and price, by h'M "'-tested.

The extensions must be bi footed uu. as the n1 the total, and rrad 'fom the lowest hirtH, "de as stated In the jcheduirs. or class. Duermcauons retened to In th a Blank forms and further Informally, may be obtained at the partment ot Purchase Room son nlclpal Building, Manhattan Mu RUSSELL FORBES, Commoner. HTRet General Instructions on obituary pate.

Bidden the National Recovery Act strengthened to make it mandatory upon the President to boost Import duties Instead of leaving it to his discretion. The new NIRA now before Congress merely restates Section 3-E. A score of demands" for higher tariffs already are before the NRA and the Tariff Commission, and yesterday investigations into imports of five more -oducts, four from Japan, were ordered. The Cotton Textile Institute is a leader in the drive for greater protection against chsap Imports and has made several proposal for bolstering American tariff walls. Donald R.

Rlchberg, Recovery chieftain, announced yesterday these proposals were being studied. Under the present law, an Indus-. FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT, KINDS COUNTY Th Brooklyn Society for th Prevention of Cruelty to Children, plaintiff, against Maria Cuccurullo, also known as Maria Cuccurallo et Pursuant to Judgment herein, dated March 20, 193S, I will tell at public auo-tion to the highest bidder, by JAMES P. MORAN, auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 189 Montague Street.

Brooklyn. New York, at 12 o'clock noon on the 15th day of April, 1935, premises situate In Brooklyn, Kings County. New' York State, on the easterly side of Fourth Avenue, 70 feet northerly of the northerly side of Union Street, being 25 feet wide front and rear by Si feet 10 Inches In depth, side lines running parallel with Union Street and part of the ways through party walls. No. 203 4th Avenue.

Bee said Judgment for a complete description of said premises. Dated, March 25th, 1935. JUMUS BRAUNSCHWEIG, Referee. CULLEN DYKMAN. Attorneys for' Plaintiff, 177 Montague Street, Brooklyn, New Veils.

nih26-tu I 39.7 P.C. Cain In Income Taxes Washington, April (P) An increase of 39.7 percent in Income tax collections in March over the same mnnth last vear was reoorted for- monm ias year wasrepuneu lor mally today by the Bureau or In- ternal Revenue. Reports from the 64 collectors in the United States showed total col lections of $321,726,348, compared with $230,348,089 in the same period of last year. Commissioner Guy T. Helvering said the increase in receipts of In come taxes OCCUrred in every COlleC- tion district except Hawaii.

Thirteen districts reported increases of more than 70 percent over last year, these being led by Florida, which showed a gain of 102 percent. Thirty districts showed an increase in collections of 50 percent or more. James M. Edgar, for many years associated with H. L.

Allen became a general partner In that firm. In addition to Mr. Edgar, partners of the firm Include Henry L. Allen, Charles C. Thomas and Fred J.

Brown. Foreign Exchange Cable Quotations, 2 p.m. SEALED PROPOSALS Sealed Proposals will be received by the Comptroller of The City ot New York at his office, Room No. 530, Municipal Building, Borough of Manhattan, The City of New York, until Twelve o'Clock Noon TUESDAY, the 9th DAY of APRIL, 1935 when they will be publicly opened in the presence of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, or such of them as shall attend, as provided by Law, for the Whole or Any Part of the following described Corporate Stock for: Rapid Transit Purposes $4,000,000 Water Supply Purposes 8,000,000 Various Municipal Purposes 22,000,000 novation Stand Equal Change of Earning Big Prizes Brooklyn Better Housing Committee, Old Eagle Building, J05 Washington Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.

1 desire to enter the Better Homes Contest for 1935. Please forward to me at the address given below, free of charge, a copy of the booklet "New Ideas for Modernizing Your Home" "Handbook for Home Builders" (check which). NAME Although it is desirable, as well as expedient, to have your painting done by an experienced painter, in some cases the whole amount of a renovation loan my be needed for buying materials, making it necessary for the head of a household to do the required work himself. Jobs of this type stand Just as good a chance as any other of winning a prize In the $5,100 Better Homes Contest being sponsored by the Brooklyn Better Housing Committee. Families undertaking to do their own modernization work will need the advice and help to be found in the two large booklets being offered free and without obligation of any sort to all who send In the attached coupon properly filled out.

As many people who have done own painting know, a comparatively easy job can be turned into a terrible blotch by a failure on the part of the home owner properly to prepare his walls, ceilings and floors before starting his painting. When ceilings are to be re-cali-mined, It is necessary to wash off with a sponge and water) all the pld calcimine, then cut open all cracks and fill with plaster of parts. When the plaster is dry, shellac over all the new plaster and the celling is now ready to receive a good grade of calcimine or muresco. Muresco can be had in tints other than white if so desired. To Repaint Ceilings If the ceilings have been painted and they are to be repainted, all the painted surfaces should be washed with a soap solution.

The cracks should be cut open and filled with plaster of parls. When the plaster is dry sandpaper down to the level of the ceiling, cover with shellac and paint ceiling with one coat of primer sealer. Finish with one coat of flat or gloss interior paint. In repainting walls the same pro-'Cedure should be followed as when repainting ceilings. Painting ceilings and walls which have not been previously painted necessitates sandpapering with No.

Hi sandpaper. After a thorough dusting off, apply one coat of primer-sealer for a first coat; for a second coat mix' equal parts of primer-sealer with an Interior paint. A first grade interior gloss or flat paint should be the final coat. To prepare wood and trim for painting wash off all wood surfaces with a soap solution. Sandpaper with No.

sandpaper and apply one coat of enamel undercoater and one coat of enamel. For a Gloss Finish For a natural gloss finish on your floors wash them with a strong soap solution and bleach with oxalic acid. After rinsing well, sandpaper with No. 1 sandpaper and apply either two coats of pure shellac or a good quality of floor varnish. When floors are to be repainted, thoroughly wash with a strong solution of soap water.

Sandpaper with a No. 1 sandpaper and putty all the holes and crevices with pure linseed oil putty or a commercial prepared seam and crack filler. On old, worn floors or on floors where a particular color is desired, use floor enamel for a final coat. Varnish stain and clear varnish are generally used on hardwood floors because they show the grain of the wood. Clear varnish keeps the wood very near its natural color, while the varnish stain changes the color of the wood.

PONTIAC HAS BIG GAIN Pontiac built and sold more cars In March and during the first quarter than in any similar period since 1929. March deliveries were 17.180 compared with 7.946 for March, 1934, an increase of 116 percent. Real Estate Bonds Bid 24 59', 50'. 4J, Asked 26 62 4 S2'i 65 4 54 3SV, 274 56 4 51 44 10 10 401. 37 67 43 88 47 way Bar 1st Mil ctls way Motor Corp 48 Chesebrough Bide 1st.

Uldn hi Enullahle deb '52 52' ftOO 5th Htad Incorrte 60 Broadway Bid Income '4H 26'. 40 Wall St Corp 1st fee At II '58 55 42 K'-Lcx Ave Bind LR '45 49 Fox Met Playhouse '33 C-OD 43'a Fox A Brooklyn. 7th '41 9 Fox Brooklyn. 7th '41 9 Fuller BMu deb '44 39 Fuller Blda 1st '49 36's OrBybar Blda 1st Mtg 65 HRrriman Bldg 1st Mt Hearst Bris Prop 1st Fee aod Serial '42 82 Hotel St George 1st Ser '43 46 Lefcourt Man 1st Ex to '48 50 Lincoln Bldk Income '63 5 2 Loew's New Broad Prop 1st Free Ik Old '46 Loew Tr Realty Corp 1st '47 87 Mayflower Hotel iWash C) 1st '4H 48 Munson Bldk 1st 39 2614 Alh Club ll Oen '36 NYE Jonrn 1st Hec '37. B9H Title Co Ser KD.

26 Title A Co Her 2 21 '4 Title A Ser Fl 34, 1 Park Ave '39 66 '4 165 Broadway Bid! 1st '51 4.1'a 102 884 49 1 a 28 'a 101 28 'a 22'. 36 1 a 68 1 4 45 '4 99 1 66 30 "4 13 '4 15 23 46 SI 42 '4 Poslum Bldk 1st '43. Prudence Co. '61 Fealty Assoc Income Sav PI Realty ext 1st 45 8av PI Realty 1st Fee '40 Sherry Neth Bldg 1st '4 6- Broadway Bldk 1st '501 1,1 Bway Blril Oen 49 98 634 29 11 "a 13 21'. 43 17 41 96 Textile Bldk 1st '58 Trinity Bldk Est '39 98'.

B4i a I Puk Arc Bldk 1ft '48 ADDRESS Bid Asa Bid Ask Banca 140 150 16. 17J-. Bankers 56 58 Pulton 235 25C 355 360 Guaranty 249 254 Bronx 2 5 Irvink 13 14 Brooklyn 82 87 Kings Co 1663 1719 Chemical 37 39 Lawyers 17S'39t Cen Han 106 109 Manufac 194 21 '4 CUntflnT 35 45 New York 92 95 fl Nw to i) TQliI 4V 5'4 Cont'l 10'a 12 Onwrll 1 55 65 Corn Ex 43 44 '4 States 1553 1605 Real Estate News 1 I 4JI $34,000,000 Bidders for the above Corporate Stock will be required to name the Rate of Interest which the Bonds are to bear. Such Interest Rate must be in multiples of 14 of One Per but not to exceed 3.75 Per Cent. Interest per No bid for less than par will be Par Close Today Sterling, ($4,866) 84.84?, Quotations In Cents France, franc (8 82) 6.597 6.586 Belgium, belg (16.95c.) 16.96 16.94 Italy, lire (8.91) 8.30 8.30 Germany, mark (40.33) 40.18 40.21 Holland, guilder (66 06) 67.23 66.30 Spain, peseta (19.3) 13.66 13.65 Sweden, krona (26.8) 25.00 25.07 Switzerland, franc (32.61) .36 32.28 Norway, krone (26 8) 24.37 24.38 Denmark, krone (26.8) ...21.65 21.72 Minor European Exchange -By VINCENT Decision Holds Rent Due From Former Tenant An important decision has Just been handed down by City Court I Justice James C.

Madlgan to the effect that rents remaining due from a former tenant may, under certain circumstances, be recovered by a receiver of rents in a foreclosure action. The decision, rendered in the case of Touroff vs. Weeks, holds that an assignment of rent clause in a mortgage has some effect after default In payment of mortgage Interest and 1 prior to the appointment of a receiver. The plaintiff in the action was a receiver in foreclosure of an apartment house. There were three mortgages on the property and he was named receiver In foreclosure actions under all three mortgages.

Each mortage contained a clause providing that, In the event of default in the payment of principal or interest secured by the mortgage, the "rents and profits are hereby assigned to the holder of the mortgage as further security." I At the expiration of his three-year lease, the defendant-tenant, Weeks, vacated his apartment owing rent, which came due after there had been defaults in payment of mort gage interest but no receiver was Power Demand Shows Increase In the second of its Interim reports on its national power survey the Federal Power Commission estl- malaB Homonrl fnr nnupr nn rp- 'the of Insurance Companies Quoted by the New York Security Association Bid Ask I Hid Ask AetnaCi-S 61'a 63'a Home 27 28'a Aetna 47 49! Homest'd 20'4 214 Aetna L. 16J. 18'! Knlck Ala AurU Ins .70 73 Img Exp 3 7 Am Ail. 20-. Lincoln SH Am Equit 17 20 Am Home 14 84 Am Newk.

11 1234 Am Res 20 21 Va Am Re-ln 45 47 Am Su 314 334 24 'j 26 Bait A S'-a 6Va Boston 530 540 Bk A 79 Camd 18 'a 19 'a Carolina. 22V 234 Cot 214 219 Con 23 25 a ConsCas 13-(4 15J4 Eagle 2 24 Em In 30 32 Excess 14'4 Federal 72 'li 76 Fid Dep 43 V. 45 1 a Firemen's 4 5 Frank 25 2fi'a Oen ArcelO3 124 Ge gla .21 22 GlenFF 33 354 UioDe Kep 1 i Globe 14 24 UlAm IDO 64 14 Mary Cas I'. 2. Mass Bon 14'.

15'. Mer A 33 35 44 6 Nat Cas 11 Nat Fire. 59'4 6IV4 Nat Lib 54 6 Nat Un 105 110 New AC 64 8 New Eni 14 Bruns 25 26 Hamp 44 Jersey 36 39 Northern 14 79 River. 22'4 23J4 New York 12 15 Nat 1)4 117 Phoenix 80 82 Pacific 83 88 Pr Wash 32 34 Pr Accid 10 ''4 Roch Am I7V4 20. Rossla In 10 im Security ..31 Mi 33'4 St Paul 155 160 South 20 22 111 114 Seab'd Sur 10 11V4 Stuyvesant 2Va 4V4 Sun Life 283 300 Scab FAiM 51.

Travelers 395 405 Ua FA-O 6'3 7'. 8 Fire 42 44 US Guar 57 62 Vest Fire 27, 20'. Gt Am 204 21 Halifax. 6'a 18 Harmon. Hamll Hanover Hartford Hart B.

21 'u 23 15 30'. 60 62 70'-j 72'. H'm Sec E-Dlv Industrial Stocks Quoted by tht Nesv York Security Dealert Association. Bid Ast Am Arch. Am Boog 60 64 Am Hdw.

17 19 Bid Ass rllflK pi Law a 1 12 14 C'ooa Am 4 6 'a 8'i pf 117 119 Merck 247 2b 'a Nat Cpf 109 Mac PI. 41 43'. NHavC 61 Mi 67 Yst 88 93 Nor Phar 27'. 29'. Pathe .106 111 Parm Cor 2 2 4 Pub Cor .23 25 "a OhioLeth 13 16 Oldtyme 2'4 2' Rem Arm 3 3i Uockwood 10 14 Ruberold 42 43'a Scovll M.

.19 20 Sing '16 St ndCap '28 'a 31 If Uulf i Taylu'M 1J IF Taylor TubleCht 46 'a 53 'a Unexrel 2V. 3V, 8 Fin pf 2 4 Va B8 92Va Welsh (i 60 WhlleDM ll'j 13'i WllcoxfcO 17 23 White 97 Wor Salt 60 Young 9fi Young 105 Kl dividend Am Mrg 4 6' a Am CC 2 4 2 4 Am Metr 9'? 10 '-j Am Kep 1 4 zv. Am Metr 97 10. Andlan 16 IB AnaostW. 3 "a 4'4 Banc It pf 5 12 Ben In 01.

49' a 51 'a Bab Wll 28 30 BonAmiB 42'a 45'a Bow Bl 1 pf 1'4 2's Cancel 17. dim Moly 38 40 Colt Pr A 25 28 Col nf 2 1 a 3 Col Of 46 a 46 a Col BrdA 'J8'. Col Brd 28'. 29 Crowell 20 21 Dixon 53 57 Diet pf 115 Doug pf 13 16 Draper 56 'a Driver nf H'l 9ft First 32 'a 34 Flour 1 J4 Oold Cys 36 'a 40 "a Gt 20 22 Herring H. 14 17 'a Klldun 2Mi 2li Kinner A 4 Public Utility Stocks Quoted nt the New York Security Dealert Association.

$16,000,000 of Corporate Stock held as investments by the Commissioners of the Sinking Funds consisting of $2,921,000 carrying interest at iVi Per Cent, and $13,079,000 of 4 Per Cent. Bonds. Due dates run from January 1, 1937, to July 1, 1955, as more particularly indicated in the circular relating to this Sale. Bids for the purchase of said $16,000,000 of Corporate Stock must be at not less than par. Bids stating a net yield but not stating a rate of interest will not be considered.

The Sale of this $50,000,000 of Corporate Stock will not odd to the bonded debt of the City. The Sale is for the purpose of exercising an option on the only issue of bonds by the City which has this callable provision and redeeming $16,000,000 twenty-four and a half years in advance of March 1, 1960, and of refinancing $34,000,000 of this 4 'A Per Cent. Corporate Stock at a lower rate of Interest for the next twenty-five years. Bids must be delivered to the Comptroller in sealed envelopes, addressed to the "Comptroller of The City of New York." A deposit of two (2) Per Cent, of the amount of the Proposal must accompany each bid. Such deposit must be in cosh or certified check upon a New York State Bank or Trust Company, or upon a National Bank.

For further information see The City Record, or send for descriptive circular to FRANK j. TAYLOR Comptroller, The City of New York Austria, schilling 114.008) 18.88 18.88 Czechoslovakia, kor (2.00) 4.19 4.185 Finland, markka (2.61) 2.14 2.15 Oreece. drachma 11.30) 94 .94 Hungary, pengo 1.749 1 29 95 29.75 Yugoslavia, dinar U.75) 2.28 2.28 Poland, zloty (16.9) 18.93 18.90 Portugal, escudo (0.42) ...4.41 4,41 Rumania, leu (0.95) 1.01 1.01 Koutb Ameriran Excbanse Buenos Aires, peso (42. '5 ,25.65 25.70 Lima, sol 128.00) 22.90 22.90 Montevideo, peso (10.34) 80.97 80.97 Rio, mllrels (11.95) 8.05 8.09 Valparaiso, peso (15.19) 20 4.20 Far Eastern Exchange Bombay, rupee (36 04) 36.50 36.70 Hongkong, dollar .49.05 49.10 Shanghai, dollar 37.85 37.90 Yokohama, yen (84.85) 28.27 28.47 Canadian Exchange Canadian, dollar ($1.00) SO. 996 (0 9975 sumption of a rate" of Industrial activity comparable to that expe-131 rienced previous to the depression at about 20 Percent over tne Pre" vious maximum.

Construction of additional facil N. Y. State Bonds July. 1937 102. 2 July.

1940 101 1U2H 2 July. 1943 loo' lolVi 3 Letcmber, 1944 107 109 3 September 15. 1954 106' 10HV. 3 September 15. 1971 105.

108 jva aepteniDer 14. 1944 liov. 3'i March 15 1954 113'4 316 March 15. 1970 4 September 15. 1944 113 4 March.

1961 .120 4V. Aprl' 1944 113. January. 1965 125 4i September. 1963 128 4Mi January 1964 128 5 March.

1944 118 5 March, 1954 128 8 March. 1964 131 3 June and Dec. 1956 111 112 116 118 115. 3 Jan and July. 1956-59 1111, 112V, 'Exempted against franchise tax.

New York state Federal Land Bank Uomlg The following securities are exempt from ail reneral. iaie and municipal tncom (fixation and are interchangeable Rale Maturllj Bid Asxed Vlein i 4 July. 1946-44 107 107'a 4 November. 1057- 37. 104 104'a 4 May.

I958-J8 104'. 104i 4'. July. 1956-36 103'a 104 4'. January.

1957-37 104J1 104'. 4', May. 1957-37 104', 104' 4'4 November, 1058-38 104'. 105 4'a May. 1942-32 102 Mi 4'a January, 1943-33 101 102V, 1963-33 101 '4 101V, 4'4 January.

1955-35 1014 102 4'a January 1956-38 102'. K1314 5 May ii Nov. 101 ti 3 06 2 20 2 44 1 02 I 1 42 1.88 2 63 I is. 2 129 lastt i ities to meet this demand con- stitutes an immediate problem, the report asserts. FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT, KINOB COUNTY The Dime SAvinss Bunk of Brooklyn, plalntlfl, against Wtlltrerl Realty Corporation, et delfodants.

Pursuant to Judgment of foreclosure and sale entered In the above action in Kings County Clerk's office, and dated April 1. 1035. I will sell at public auction, by ALLEN TEPLITZ, auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchnntrr, JB9 Montague Rtreet. Brooklyn. N.

on April 26. 19.15. at 12 o'clock noon, the premises In snld judgment directed to be sold, being a plot of ground, with the improvements thereon. In Brooklyn. Kinits County.

New York, on the northwrsterly corner of Atlantic Avenue and Bond Htreet. being a plot 25 leet by nu ert. having a iront-age of 25 feet on Atlantic Avenue and 80 fpet on Bond Btreet. the westerly line running parallel with Bond Street, the north erly line running parallel with Atlantic .15 Are Charged Bid Asked i 625 25 looy. 101 100 100 100.

101 Va 104 105'. 104 "4 105 104 '4 105 105''. 104 'a 105V4 101 102 106 'a 107 106'. 106'. 106 107'a 106 -a 107 107'-, 108 107 107 108 108 1084 109 10H'4 110 109', 110 110 1104 110'.

IIIV4 1034i IO6V4 106ft Bid Ask Bid Asa Con pf 78 60 Met flint 81 82 Ksaftrtud. 180 Ac pf 31 32'a JamWs 52 'a 54 a OOAK7Dt 80 PrLttPun Hit Ohio PS 78 80 HudCO 180 Pen PL of 90 1 a 92 '4 lilt Oas 8 Un 51 53 Id'hoPflpf 76 79 SiCOftEpf 51 63 Klna of 75 SomUAiML 106 LosAGtE 91 94 UTPftL Pf 4 (i Was 295 15 Coupon, 3't. May 1, 1954 Interchangeable 3Vb Nov. '54 Registered, 4. Nov.

1, 1936.. Interchangeable: 4s, May 1, 1957 4r. Not 1, 1958 4s, May 1, 1959 4s, May 1, 1977 4s. Oct. 1, 1980 March 1, 'tO-'to 4' 48, Sept.

1, 1960 4.s, March 1, 1962 4.s, March 1, 1964 44S, April 1, 1966 April 18. 1972 4s. June 1. 1974 4'ts Feb. 15, 1976 Jan.

1, 1977 4.s, Nov. 15, 1978 March 1, 1981.. 4 '-as. May and Nov. 1, 1957.

4'al, March 1, 1963 4'aS, June 1. 1965 uly 1, 1967 4''bs, Dee. 15, 1971 4is, Dec. 1, 1979 6a, Jan. 25, 1936 a.

Jan 28. 1937 Callabla at 100 en six month! aotlct. With Contempt Washington, April In an ac- tion filed In St. Louis Federal Court the Government today charged 15 defendants wnth criminal contempt of an Injunction obtained under anti-trust laws against the National Avenue, tottether with street rights, reference being marie lo said Judgment for a more complete description of said premises. Dated, April 5.

lira. JUSTIN T. JAN80N, Referee. ARTHUR C. WEYMANN.

Plalntlfl's At-trney. 8 Kalb Avenue, Brouklyn, N. Y. apft-lltf Title Mortgage Quoted by th New York Security Deaieri Association. V.

"4 1 Lawyer v. SawlrtlAO Bid Asa aid un i ui a (C-8U) P4-10t iltllil a..