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Meagher Backs Bus Extension Would Have Meeker Line Serve Greenpoint Hospital William J. Meagher, Democratic leader of the 13th A. has indorsed the campaign of the Greenpoint Improvement Alliance for bus service to Greenpoint Hospital. Mr. Meagher, who lives a short distance from the institution, firmly believes that the extension of the Meeker Ave.

bus line to the hospital would be "greatly beneficial" to residents of the area. The new line would build up the neighborhood, Mr. Meagher has stated, and would tend to make the vicinity more residential and encourage the erection of model homes. At present those who visit the hospital and its surrounding area are forced to walk long distances, often in adverse weather. Francis M.

Conlon, president of the alliance, has urged those interested in the project to bring public pressure on city authorities by petitions and personal visits to City Hall. Postal Men to Hear Quayle and Morris Postmaster Frank J. Quayle Jr. and President Newbold Morris of the City Council will be among the speakers at the holy communion and breakfast of the St. George Association of Brooklyn postoffice employes this Sunday.

The announcement was made by Charles W. Porteus, chairman of the arrangements committee. Service will be held in the Church of the Redeemer, 4th Ave. and and breakfast will follow citic, Hotel Granada. Others to address the group at the breakfast will be Postmaster Albert J.

Goldman of Manhattan and Charles H. Johnson, past grand master of Masons of the State of New York. Howard W. Roberts is president of the body and the Rev. Martin Paul Luther is spiritual director.

20,000 i in Public Jobs To Aid Jewish Drive Through the co-operation of 150 heads of the State, Federal and city governmental departments, more than 20,000 Jewish government and civil service employes will participate in the 1941 campaign of the United Jewish Appeal, it was announced today Deputy Controller Abraham L. Doris, chairman of the Brooklyn Governmental and Civil Service division of the drive. The appeal is a city -wide effort to save the Jewish people abroad from annihilation, to provide for the development of Palestine as a refugee haven, and to care for refugees coming to the United States, the chairman said. Pages to Become Knights Criterion Lodge 400. Knights of Pythias, will confer the rank of knight on several pages, including Borough President John Cashmore, at a meeting tomorrow evening in its rooms at 635 Fulton St.

A large attendance of visiting knights is expected, WILLIAMSBURG Sharkey Unable To Address Kiwanis The Kiwanis Club of Williams- burg will hold its weekly meeting tomorrow afternoon in the Eastern District Branch Y. M. C. 179 Marcy Ave. Councilman Joseph T.

Sharkey was originally scheduled to address the group but business has called him out of town. He has arranged for a substitute speaker, according to J. H. Van Schoick, secretary of the club. HEIGHTS New Guests Listed At Boro Hotel Miss S.

E. Emery and Miss M. L. Emery of Orange, have taken an apartment at the Hotel Margaret, 91 Columbia Heights. Other guests of the hotel include Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Sherts of South Salem, N. Mr. and Mrs. E.

T. Pike of Hartford. and Mr. and Mrs. R.

C. Balderson of Middletown. Conn. Hospital Employes' Ball The Association of Brooklyn State Hospital Employes will hold its fourth annual reception and ball on Saturday evening, April 26, in the Columbus Club, 1 Prospect Park West. Joseph E.

Walls is chairman of arrangements. CROWN HEIGHTS Boro Attorney Gives Radio Talk Tonight Maurice Nias, Brooklyn attorney, of 763 Eastern Parkway, Crown Heights, will speak on "The Art of Cross- Examination" in a radio adWBBC at 8:30 o'clock tonight. Mr. Nias will offer several examples to demonstrate the manner in which a defendant's rights "can be jeopardized by verbose and copious cross FLATBUSH Edward A. Weingarten Urges Civic Groups Back City Bill for Grading of Meat Law Department Aide Says Measure Would Safeguard Housewives Assistant Corporation Counsel Edward A.

Weingarten, president of the Community Association of Flatbush, addressing the Brooklyn Civic Council at the Hotel Granada, recently asked the support of all civic groups to secure the enactment of a local law recently introduced in the City Council to grade meat sold in the city. Mr. Weingarten said: "It is common knowledge that meats differ in quality, tenderness and flavor and the majority of housewives are wholly unfamiliar with the various qualities of meats. "Meat grading, according to standard classifications such as are now used by the Department of Agriculture or which might be proposed by the Commissioner of Markets, would aid the consumer to compare prices and eliminate the hit and miss methods now prevailing in the purchasing of meat and would save money to families of meager means." The proosed law would authorize the Commissioner of Markets to license meat dealers in the city and mark plainly the price and grades of meat. "If this law is enacted, and it should be," Mr.

Weingarten said, "then the housewife will be able to make her meat purchases intelligently and know precisely the grade of meat she is getting the same as she knows the grade of eggs she is buying." Fraternities to Hold Scholarship Luncheon Brooklyn College's sixth annualInter-Fraternity Council and PanHellenic scholarship luncheon will be held next Wednesday noon at the Bedford Plaza restaurant, it was announced yesterday. The council will award scholarship cups to the fraternity and sorority having the best school work averages. Last year the awards went to Sigma Tau Delta Sorority and Phi Delta Rho Fraternity. Turkus to Address Friendly Neighbors The Friendly Neighbors, an organization of 400 home owners in the Sheepshead area. will meet next Monday evening in the Chateau D'Or, Ocean Ave.

and Avenue U. Assistant District Attorney Burton B. Turkus, the guest speaker, will be introduced by Harry I. Cornfield, civic committee chairman. There will be a discussion concerning the improvement of transit facilities in the area.

AIDS BLIND-Mrs. John E. Duffy of 1047 Coney Island Flatbush, is treasurer of Catholic Day at the Brooklyn Week for the Blind to be held April 29. in the Hotel St. NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS THIS IS YOUR PAGE Make use of it.

Any news of social or personal events, civic or political activities or--anything you think is news will be welcomed. Address City Desk, Brooklyn Eagle, 24 Johnson St. SHEEPSHEAD BAY Sheepshead Property Owners Urged to Fight High Budget Norman W. Stimpson, president of the Sheepshead Bay Property Owners Association, sent a special message to members of his group urging them to attend the public hearing on the city budget today at City Hall. In his message Mr.

Stimpson stated: "Mayor LaGuardia's pruning knife is not sharp enough. If he had pared $25.000.000 from the proposed budget, he would have been taking a step in the right direction. "The tax rate must come down if' ON STAGE AGAIN- -Nat Mesh of 1800 Albemarle Road, Flatbush, one time vaudeville partner of George Burns of Burns and Allen, comedy team, who will make his first appearance on a stage in a decade at a musical revue April 29 in Town Hall, Manhattan. St. Mary's Hospital Lists Committees For Benefit Dance Proceeds of Event Will Go Toward Fund For New Equipment Committees have been appointed for the annual dinner and dance of St.

Mary's Hospital, 1298 St. Mark's Crown Heights, which will be held on April 26 in the Hotel St. George. From all indications the event will be the "most successful" in the history of the institution, according to officials at the hospital. Tickets may be obtained from the vice chairman.

Dr. Leo J. Kelly of 306 Crescent St. More than 700 persons, including many prominent physicians of Brooklyn, will attend. The proceeds will be allocated to purchase equipment for the hospital which is not.

included in the regular budget of the institution. Chairmen of various committees are as follows: Dr. George F. Price. executive; Dr.

William V. Pasqual, patron; Francis B. Doyle, music: Dr. Frank E. Mallon, publicity; Dr.

Edward A. Keyes, reception; Dr. John A. Shields. arrangements; Dr.

Dominic F. rillo, printing; Dr. Alfred B. Corrado. tickets; Dr.

Paul Raia, mailing: Dr. Hugh L. Murphy, program; Dr. Frank C. Hamm, seating; Dr.

Charles H. Loughran, alumni; Dr. Henry J. Boubeaud. dinner; Dr.

Andrew J. McGowan, dance, and Dr. John B. D'Albora, floor. BENSONHURST MILTON DWORKOWITZ SWORN IN AS LAWYER Milton Dworkowitz of 1980 65th a clerk in the traffic court on Bedford saw an ambition of long standing realized when he was sworn in as a member of the Bar in the Appellate Division this morning.

Dworkowitz had been attending St. John's Law. School at night for several years, while his wife, Claire, secretary to a Brooklyn lawyer, hurried home to help him with his studies. Mrs. Dworkowitz "played hookey" from her work for a few hours this morning to witness the ceremony.

BROOKLYN EAGLE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 21 we are ever going to get out of the depression and be ready for special defense taxes which are bound to come later on." Mr. Stimpson, as chairman of the tax and assessment committee of the County Consolidated Civic League, recently met with representatives of other civic bodies in the offices of Herbert L. Carpenter, 1180 Fulton St. It was planned to jointly oppose water rate increases and freezing of emergency taxes into the permanent city budget. I Harcourt-Harris pauto FLATBUSH BRIDE--Mrs.

Louis A. Moskowitz is the former Miss Myrtle Naitove, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moe Naitove, of 2109 Avenue K. After a trip South the couple will live in Brooklyn.

FLATBUSH Hitler Faces Same Fate as That Of Napoleon, Boro Aide Says The defeat of Hitler because of "combined and continued pressure of embattled England and determined America" has been predicted by Borough Secretary Albert D. Schanzer. Mr. Schanzer, who is chairman of the speakers bureau of the United Jewish Appeal in Brooklyn, spoke in a request for contributions to its overseas relief fund at a meeting of Congregation Shaare Torah, 2252 Bedford Ave. He said: soldiers than Hitler, not- 56 Student Clubs Active at Boro College A total of 56 student clubs and organizations are active at Brooklyn College, it has been announced by the office of the deans of students.

These groups have all been recognized as undergraduate extra-curricular organizations by both the borough college's student council its faculty-student committee on student groups and organizations. Rabbi Selects Topics For End of Passover Rabbi D. Bernard Stolper of Congregation Shaari Israel, 810 E. 49th East Flatbush, will preach in the temple next Friday and Saturday, the concluding days of Passover. The subject for Friday will be "The Song of Redemption" and on Saturday it will be "But for the Grace of God." The public is invited.

Sleepless Knights Meet The Sleepless Knights, Flatbush social group, met recently in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jaret, 3619 Clarendon Road. The next meeting will be held tomorrow night in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Wesley Doran, 1438 Ocean Ave. Nurses Alumnae to Dance More than 300 persons are expected to attend the annual dance of the Caledonian Hospital Nurses Alumnae next Saturday evening in the Hotel St. George. Miss Lillian Shepherd is president of the group. DOWNTOWN Brooklyn Choral Plans For Spring Concert The Brooklyn Choral, one of the newest musical organizations in the borough, is planning for a Spring concert to be held May 23 in the Hanson Place Central Methodist Church.

The program, led by J. Maxwell Roche, will include works by Bach, Schubert and Bohm. Prospective members are invited to attend rehearsals every Tuesday evening in the church or to write to Mrs. H. Hunzinger at 144 St.

Felix St. Comrade Post Auxiliary Re-elects Mrs. Majeska Mrs. Rita Majeska was re-elected president of the auxiliary of Comrade Post 987, Veterans of Foreign Wars, at a recent meeting in Borough Hall. Other officers chosen are: Miss Nora McNamara and Miss Nellie Wagner, vice presidents; Mrs.

Lillian Knudsen, treasurer; Mrs. Mary Rodsky, chaplain; Mrs. Elsie Mann, conductress. and Mrs. Catherine Sweeney and Mrs.

Mae White, delegates. Mrs. Sweeney will install the officers on April 25. MEN WILL BE COOKS FOR WIVES THIS TIME The tables will be turned and housewives will sit back and take it easy at a dinner tomorrow evening in the Flatbush Christian Church, Dorchester Road and 15th St. The occasion is the annual mothers and daughters' dinner of the church.

But the women will have little to do, as the meal will be cooked and served by the fathers and sons. Marriage Licenses Issued in Borough The following licenses have been issued by the Marriage License Bureau in Brooklyn: Michael J. Jicone, 641 Grand Ave.Marie Fortunato. 299 Prospect Place. Martin R.

Seltzer, 1958 68th S. Schutzman, 1958 68th St. Smith, 3408 Grand Ave. -Grace Lowery, 4507 Jefferson Ave. Gerald A.

Kearney, 367 95th St. -RigJorgensen, 486 81st St. Emanuel Hersch, 2076 Bronx Bronx--Ida Levine. 706 Saratoga PATE. William Yaner, 126 Cannon Manhattan- Ruth Gross, 1520 Carroll St.

Seymour Shukovsky, 508 Avenue F- Marvina S. Garfinkel. 1280 Ocean Ave. Kenneth Lane. 293 Henry Manhattan- Blanch E.

Podolsky, 339 Bedford Avenue. Arthur Fischer, 1268 Grant Bronx -Jean Rabinowitz, 855 52d St. Edward Wilson, 1391 Dean Dicke, 594 Driggs Ave. Sumler, 1391 Dean St. Alex Saranik, 318 Bristol St.

Felix Sangala, 9 Stagg -Julius Nicola Azzara, 595 Driggs Juseviciute. 146 S. 3d Katz. 684 New Lots Ave. Abraham A.

Warshawsky, 732 Rockaway Ave. -Claire Jacobs. 1600 Lincoln Place. Domenick Spadaro, 326 42d St. -Angelina Villella.

212 30th St. Bernard Silverman. 371 Rodney Meyers. 466 Bedford Ave. Sam Goldenberg, 2972 W.

28th St.Sarah H. Levitt, 3701 Flatlands Ave. Edward Reiss. 1553 45th St. -Lillian Burak.

1693 49th St. Allan Hamilton, 518 Carlton Anna Buczma, 518 Carlton Ave. Michael F. Hoard. 10 E.

126th Manhattan--Minnie B. Scheel, 1291 Albany Ave. Henry Winston, 202 W. 118th Manhattan---Edna Lerner, 1009 Eastern Parkway. Rodney R.

Young. 560 3d Ave. -Rose M. Bartoletti. St.

Jesse Denike. 186 Moffat St. Ernst. 1310 Broadway. Ignatius V.

Bell. 3711 Avenue L'-Ellen L. Gullstrand, 3711 Avenue L. Frank A. Roehrig.

Glendale. N. Helen M. Gallagher, 67 Lewis Ave. John Ruedi, DEES Adelphi Wende.

296 Clermont Ave Virgil Schipano, 730 Euclid Ave. -Miidred Baer. 510 Autumn Ave. Harry Mirin. 593 Howard Ave -Gertrude Wolf, 1625 President St.

Neville A. Corbin -El. 464 Hancock Winten- Bey 436 Lewis Ave. Edward L. Silverstein, 686 Eastern Parkway--Mary Blumfield.

2153 61st St. Jacobs. 2728 Kings HighwayKathryn H. Montaigne. 1705 Caton Ave.

Donald J. Slattery, Glendale- Elizabeth A. O'Rourke. 227 Brooklyn Ave Wallace A. Covert.

125 Ralph Ave.Marie Doerr, 25 Cornelia St. Ralph K. Rogers, 72 Hancock St.Frances E. Toher. 135 Prospect Park S.

W. Joseph Tobia. 1370 Rockaway Parkway -Virginia Carnazza, 1030 Madison St. Julian Gardoqui, 259 56th St -Dolores Uribe. 392 3d St.

Hyman Scheer, 1110 St John's PlaceRose G. Handelman, 1063 Eastern A. Westerberg. 520 77th St.Margaret Balasko. 520 77th St.

William Herling. 683 Dahill RoadMarian A. Lewis. 3116 Avenue Edward G. Watson.

307 Parkville Ave. -Edith Pope. 145 Parkville Ave. George Lask. 200 Chester St.

Marion Cohen. 175 Bristol St. Anthony Gorostiola. 106 Roosevelt St.Eulalia Bilbao 49 Schermerhorn St. Frank R.

Zerilli. 95 Starr St. Julia Martano, 248 Montrose Ave. Harold A. Dahl.

558 Central Ave.Cathleen B. Hopkins. 870 Macon St Philip Passarelle, 1988 E. 92d St Rose Tornetto. 661 E.

87th St. Thomas Natole 20 Locust St. Civello. 25 Suydam St. Carl A.

Wikander. 1373 Park PlaceCarolyn S. Oszaica, 1270 Park Place. Louis Goldberg. 17 Attorney St.

Sara Strauchler. 1549 St. Mark's Ate. Jacob Rabinowitz 2 Hanson JaceFannie Tanzer. 1921 Avenue Vincent J.

Adinolf1, 542 Prospect Ave Estelle Samonek. 92 Prospect Park West, Ralph Schiano. 788 Coney Island Ave. -Catherine E. Hughes.

1235 Avenue U. George Levy. 208 Herzl St Anna Skolnik. 8420 20th Ave. Joseph T.

Fanelli Jr. 1222 40th St. Elena Genovese. 1250 40th St. Louis Chiesa.

93 Vernon Ave. Ruth Sipple. 613 Central Ave. S. Harold Willner, Hackensack, Gladys Seltzer.

934 E. 22d St. David Miller, 1371 East New York Ave -Jeanette Tabacoff, 451 Macon St Jack Senzon. 2911 W. 30th St Shirley Poland.

2813 W. 29th St. Charles E. Davis, 111 Putnam Ave.Mary B. Critchlow.

565 Baltic St Ludwig Trifari, 2929 W. 16th St -Mary G. Tiscione, 709 Avenue W. Witold Kislowski. 131 Bedford Ave Eva Zakrzewska.

36 Oakland St. Solomon Rabinowitz 466 Junius Bessie Simon, 338 Christopher Ave Joseph Blake. Woodside -Margaret H. Hiller. 6926 4th Ave.

Ctello Scala, 80 Woodhull St -Catherine La Mattina, 394 Clinton St. Michael Callendo, 211T 34th St -Marcaret Marmo, 205A 33d St. Michael A. Mancinelli, 10 Monroe St Manhattan- Dorothy R. Savio.

2643 Mill Road. Anthony DePanfilis, 1667 Benson Ave. -Carmela La Barbera, 1632 85th St Amedeo Cimeglia, 130 Ainslie St. -Ann Borruso. 123 Roebling St.

Leslie J. Mitchell, 4712 4th Ave. -Grace R. Niosi, Ave. Max Metzger.

158 Green 8t Pelovitz. 533 Hinsdale St. Frank Arenella, 12 N. Henry stance A. Salerno, 178 Jackson St.

Kornell R. Olsen, 041 50th -Solvate MARK ANNIVERSARY -The 16th anniversary of the Jewish Sanitarium and Hospital for Chronic Diseases, Rutland Road and E. 49th East Flatbush, will be celebrated with a dinner -dance on Sunday evening, May 4, in the Hotel St. George. Mapping plans are (seated), Mrs.

Max Blumberg, chairman, and Abraham S. Singer, president. Standing is Max Finkelson, a vice president of the hospital. edly Napoleon, had similar initial sweeps and victories, but, like financial speculators, they go too far, with the inevitable inflation, explosion, defeat and disaster." After Mr. Schanzer's appeal It was announced that the contributions exceeded $3,000.

He was introduced by Rabbi Joseph Miller of the temple. Joseph Fine, Louis Linder and Morris Miller, trustees the congregation and members of its committee on the United Jewish Appeal, supervised the collection. Comrade Post Ready For Induction Saturday The installation of officers of Comrade Post 987, Veterans of Foreign Wars, 1 will take place next Saturday evening in the Hotel Bossert. County Commander James K. Cole will induct the officers, assisted by County Inspector Thomas Brennan.

Charles L. Cline will assume the office of commander for a second term. Other officers to be inducted are William McNamara, senior vice commander; Ralph B. Marshall, junior vice commander; William Wagner, quartermaster; Herman R. La Tourette, adjutant; Roy Knudsen, chaplain; Louis G.

Cornell, post advocate; Jack Lewitt, John Majeska and John Delmore, trustees, and Edward B. White, county delegate. Col G. G. Hollander, commanding officer of the 14th Regiment, New York Guard, and State quartermaster of the V.

F. will be the guest of honor. Other guests will be County Senior Vice Commander Fred Meyers, County Advocate Joseph Aimee. Comrade Auxiliary President Rita Majeska and County Auxiliary President Mathilda Delegram. Fashion Show at School Martin's will present a fashion show on Saturday afternoon in the school auditorium of St.

Stephen's R. C. Church, Summit and Hicks for the women of the parish. Spring and Summer apparel will be modeled. George F.

Palmer of 366 Park Place is one of the committee chairmen for the tea and bridge of the Ladies Auxiliary of St. Francis College, who met at Schrafft's, 386 Fulton to complete the plans for the affair at the Park Lane Hotel, Manhattan, Saturday afternoon. Library Changes Criticizes Sunday Saturday Hours Closing Laws Unable to compete with playgrounds, theaters and amusement parks on Saturday afternoons and evenings, the new Ingersoll Memorial Library will bow out of the recreation after 1 p.m. on Saturdays. Milton J.

Ferguson, picture, chief librarian, announced today. Dr. Ferguson said the library will be open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays unless public demand for return to the old hours is strong enough.

Attendance figures to date, he said, do not justify keeping the library open with its present limited staff. N. Nilsen. 118 Falmouth St. John W.

Bergen, 92 Concord T. Bianca, 240 Pearl St. Nicholas Terlizzi, Richmond. S. DeFilippi, To 102 Voilage Road.

S. I. James Fouse. 990 Fulton Ruth Banks, 1001 Myrtle Ave. Clement W.

Wunsch, Woodhaven-Frances J. Comte, 834 57th St. John C. Wall, 1053 E. 26th -Loretta Baden, 1220 E.

31st St. James N. Rice, Hollis- -Millicent Glemann, 30 Clinton St. Albert Haystrand, 4002 Clarendon Road Ellen Coulter, 871 E. James MacGillivray, Ozone Park--Vera Boshia, 26 Rochester Ave.

Rosella A. Jenkins, 240 Madison St. Joseph Bilardello, 459 Stone Ave. salie Gatto, 171 Luqueer St. Charles Zein, 505 45th St.

-Matrida Zein. 505 45th St. Michael DeMartino, 151 E. 149 St. Bronx--Anna Calabro, 1027 44th St.

William J. Slack. 228 Lee Ave. -Florence Schaefer, 46 Clymer St. Antonio F.

Ferraro, 299 Shepherd Ave. Anna Ambrosio, 333 Shepherd A Ave. Frank Klein. 200 Crown St. E.

Stein, 486 Vermont St. Samuel J. Croland. 561 Jerome 8. Jeanne S.

Kopman, 917 Dumont Ave. Sidney Horen, Washington, D. C. nie Goldfein. 366 E.

98th St. Federico Rivera, 405 60th St. -Blanca Suav, 305 57th St. Robert M. Willard.

3809 AvenueW -Na. talie Surowitz. 1507 Mermaid Ave. Sam Goldstein. 84 Rivington Manhattan- Helen Schenuker, 210 Roebling St.

Anthony Chiarini, 7401 18th Benvenuta Emanuele, 1721 79th St. Edward Prekopy, Ozone Park--Margaret Esteban, 50 Nevins St. Leon T. Wellen, 45 Brighton 10th St.Selma Kantotsky, 8708 Bay Parkway, Arthur W. Wilg.

628 80th St. Esther Johnson, 325 85th St. Paul A. Panepinto. 1919 W.

8th Loria, 463 Bushwick Ave. Harry Kwoczka, 396 Williams Marion Snow. 517 Watkins St, Thore K. Thompson. 548 52d St Marion G.

Jones, 573 58th St. Nathan Ceinicker. 331 24th St Manhattan--Hilda Gutterman, 195 Legion Street. Peter J. Provini, 499 Linwood St.

sephine V. Draghi. 735 Essex St. Joseph Zackowitz, 1100 Greene Ave.Mary A. Carminati, 1272 Jefferson Ave.

William Unverzagt. 817 Woodward Ave. -Beatrice Walz. 1003 Hart St. Carl F.

Hinton. 314 Lewis ginia Parker, 314 Lewis Ave. Irving Aaron. 729 Shepherd Ave. Mollie Zucker.

1629 E. 15th St. Carmelo Saffloti, 127 Jefferson Gandolfo, 146 Evergreen Ave. Thomas F. Morgan, 236 Clermont Ave.

Dorothy B. McFeeley, 268 Clermont Ave. Frank Ruggiero, 306 Franklin Ave -Josephine L. Benevento. 268 Clermont Ave.

William A. Goebel, 111 Conklin Ave.Marguerite A. Stahl. 17 Church Lane. Pater Calsi.

43 Montrose Ave -Agatha Miranda. 274 Marcy Ave. Thomas H. Lawless, 705 Decatur St.Veronica Higgins, 409 Chauncey St. Francis Keane, 327 61st Helen Corbett.

8206 6th Ave. William J. Stewart. 454 Irving Ave Margaret C. Burns, 1414 Hancock St.

Anthony Polenta. 210 Humboldt St.Rosa Della Rosa, 1275 38th St. Charles J. Gebus. Ridgewood--Anna C.

Hedberg. 184 Nassau Ave. Herbert Levin, 2155 Grand Concurse. Bronx- Susan Z. Cohen, 352.

Alabama Ave Leo M. Chill. Passaic. N. Blumber.

474 E. 4th St. Edward Simpson. 107 St. Mark's Ave.Josephine Fryza, 415 42d St Mario Angotti.

1429 72d St. -Aida Brino. 63 Bay 13th St. Charles Kaltner. Queens Village- Sophie Baelis.

312 Milford St. Louis N. Parise, 103 Washington Marguerite Charo, 127 S. 2d St. Anthony Yusa.

538 F. 6th St, hattan- -Dolores Zilker. 381 21 st St. Joeph E. Harsen.

821 Halsey Gudelinis. 790 Madison St. James M. O'Keefe, 1239 Dean St. -Alice Fitzsimmons, 423 Rogers Ave.

Frank Fanto, 1401 Greene Ave -Christine Provenzale, 221 Central Ave. Jack Costanzo. 194 S. 9th St. -Rosemary Heiser.

431 Wythe Ave Joseph Capatosta. 306 3ushwick Filardo. 143 Manhattan Ave. Benedict J. Egan Jr.

275 85th St. Helen T. Holochwost. 248 70th St. Rudolph V.

Sickinger. 551 83d St.Blanche D. Schilgen. 140 83d St. Donato Amendolara, 84 Stockton St.Florence Iannone, 84 Stockton St.

Jack Katz, 186 Delancey tan--Adele Lasky, 223 Ten Eyck Walk. Saul Osias, Jersey City, N. J. -Ruth Klode. Union City, N.

J. Edward O. Sabella, 874 Belmont Ave Emilia L. Alfieri, 2612 Voorhis Ave John P. Ryan.

55 Hanson Place -Alice Donovan 165 Clinton Ave. Toribio Amaro. 244 Siegel St. etsca Cecelio, 244 Siegel 8t, The Sabbath law, requiring the closing of most stores and businesses on Sundays, was criticised yesterday by Magistrate Charles Solomon in Coney Island Court as "utterly dishonest and hypocritical." The magistrate made the comment after suspending sentence on Rosario Panebianca, 17, of 236 69th who was accused of shining shoes last Sunday at 69th St. and 3d Ave.

in violation of the law. "You're a bootblack, and there may be a restaurant next door doing a big business," Magistrate Solomon pointed out. "That's O. K. Then there may be a butcher shop, which must be closed.

So you cannot buy a piece of meat or a steak, but you can go into the restaurant and order one. Confectionery stores can open, while others cannot. Out at Ebbets Field they're playing baseball on Sunday and nobody seems to object. The whole thing seems utterly dishonest and hypocritical." He suggested that the question of Sabbath laws should be handled by the city rather than under State law. Court Is Lenient With Patricide Herbert Crowson frail.

20- vear-old. Bronx youth, who fatally stabbed his father when the latter tried to beat his mother in drunken rage last July 18, will begin life anew on a Mid- Western farm instead of serving a 15-year term on his plea of guilty to second -degree manslaughter. "Herb." said County Judge Lester W. Patterson yesterday after suspending his sentence with the approval of defense counsel and prosecutor alike. "you must never think of committing another crime.

If you ever feel tempted to do something wrong, please get in touch with me." Assuring the young man that "the public is rooting for you," Judge Patterson added that on the farm he would have no probation officer "finding fault." and would be allowed to draw on the $2,500 in cash over from an insurance policy and deposited for him in Bronx Surrogate's Court. His mother, a victim of tuberculosis. died last August in Bellevue Hospital. Deaf Mute Nods Guilty; Pays $5 for Illegal Smoke On a charge of smoking in Long Island City factory Joseph Weinberg. 48.

of 201 Clinton Manhattan. a deaf mute, yesterday was fined $5 in Long Island City Court by Magistrate Thomas H. Cullen Jr. Abe Marker, clerk of the court, read the complaint charging Weinberg had smoked a cigarette in the factory at 40-24 22d Long Island City. Weinberg stared.

Marker held the complaint up to Weinberg's face. Weinberg stared. Weinberg's brother stepped forward, looked at the complaint and spoke in sign language. The defendant shook his head in the affirmative. The magistrate said.

"Five dollars fine." The brother interpreted again. Weinberg paid. L. C. B.

A. Unit Plans Party Barbara Branch 326, L. C. B. Barbara Branch, 326, L.

C. B. will be held April 29 in St. Barbara's school hall, Menahan St. and Central Ave.

Mary Kovacs is chairman..