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the 1 volt J. J. tion of is other hours. HARRIS A. ROBBINS, 61, DIES; M.

T. LINES POWER HEAD Harris A. Robbins, prominent electrical engineer, who was superIntendent of power of the B. M. T.

Division of the city transit system, died yesterday alimena. Ridge Hospital of 1 heart after a brief illness. He was 61 and resided at' 1224 E. 24th St. Mr.

Robbins had spent his entire insincerins, career Transit with the Company, Brookentering its employ in 1901 after receiving his degree from Pennsylvania State College. He was at first employed as a sub-station operator and later was promoted to superintendent of power of the entire Rystem. He remained in that post when the B. M. T.

lines were taken over by the city last Spring. Planned Big Plant He was largely responsible for increased power facilities of the B. M. Wm. R.

Elfers, 65, Air Orphan Home Aide Was Special to the Brooklyn Eagle: Oceanside, Oct. 26-William R. Elfers, for the last four years president of the Bethlehem Orphan and Half -Orphan Home, Fort Wadsworth, S. died at his home, 23 Harold here late last night. He was 66.

He had been long active in the Lutheran Church, which operated the Staten Island home, and was trustee of the Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Brooklyn. Surviving are daughter, Miss Edna H. Elters, and a son, Henry O. Lifers, both of Oceanside. Funeral services will be conducted Monday evening at the residence by the Rev.

John Holthusen, rector of the Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Burial will be private on Tuesday. Richard A. Griffin Richard A. Griffin, formerly for 15 years superintendent of the stables of the lat Battalion of the 105th Field Artillery Regiment at Clermont and Myrtle died yesterday in his home, 692 Park Place.

Mr. Griffin, who was known to hundreds of. borough Guardsmen, was born in Brooklyn and formerly was in the livery business in Herkimer St. He retired two years ago. His wife, Elizabeth, died last April.

A daughter, Mrs. George Lake, and brother, John Griffin, survive. Students Visit Fair Sixty members of the oll-burning class at Brooklyn Technical Evening High School last night visited the Petroleum Exhibit at the World's Fair as guests of the Petroleum 1 Institute. Herbert Heymsfield, instructor of the class, headed the group. Bott, Mary Johnson.

Bettie Brown, Abram H. Kirwin, James Cannon, Patrick Koepplin, Anna Conners, Patrick Lawrence, Charles Dunckley Harry Marks, Frederick Elfers, William R. McNeill, Edward Fennell, Margaret Muller, Charles Fleck, Louis J. Murphy, Foley, Sarah Catherine Gelston, George 8.0 O'Brien, Patrick Griffin, Richard Robbins, Harris A. Heslin, Thomas Rose, John W.

Holley, Edmund Spence, Bertha Johnson, Alida Ziegler, Oscar BOTT-On Thursday, October 24, MARY BARTON BOTT, mother of Martha, Lillian, Emma, Eleanor. Carol, George, John, Herman and Walter. Funeral services at her home, 945. Park Place, Sunday, October 27, at 3:30 p.m. BROWN- On October 24.

ABRAM of Mattituck, L. and formerly of Richmond Hill, L. I. Funeral services from his home at Mattituck, L. on Sunday, October 27, at 2 p.m.

Interment old Presbyterian Cemetery. CANNON-On October 24, 1940. PATRICK, in his 83d year, at his residence. 1428 Sterling Place, devoted father of Martin retired acting lieutenant N. Y.

P. Mrs. John Reilly, Anna, Rose, Edward and Joseph; beloved brother of John Cannon and Mrs. Katherine Peeney. Funeral, 9:30 a.m., Monday from his home.

Requiem mass St. Matthew's Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. CONNERS PATRICK, on October 25. Survived by four sons, Thomas, James, John and William; two daughters, Mrs.

Mary Fleckenstein and Helen Conners. Funeral Monday from his home, 295 Kosciusko Street, Brooklyn, 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass, 10 a.m., R. C. Church of St.

Ambrose. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. DUNCKLEY-On Thursday, October 24, 1940. HARRY beloved husband of Catherine father of Harry son of Mrs. Dunckley; survived by six, sisters and one brother.

Funeral from William Dunigan de Son Chapel. Rogers Avenue and Montgomery Street, on Monday, October 28, at 9:30 a.m.: thence to St. Thomas Aquinas R. C. Church.

Interment St. John's Cemetery, ELFERS WILLIAM of 23 Harold Street. Oceanside, L. beloved father of Edna and Henry. He la survived by brother, Chris.

Funeral notice later, Lincoln G. Dickey, Aquacade Manager Was Leading Figure In Exposition Field Lincoln Griffith Dickey, general manager of Billy Rose's Aquacade at the World's Fair, died of a attack yesterday in his home, 400 E. 52d Manhattan. Mr. Dickey, apparently in the best of health, had returned recently from San Francisco, where he had supervised the Rose Aquacade at the Golden Gate Exposition.

A native of Warsaw, Mr. Dickey, who was 54, was considered a leading figure in the exposition business. He was one of the originators of the Chatauqua movement and had been manager of the City Auditorium in Cleveland. Ohio, and of Convention Hall in Atlantic City. In 1936 and 1937 Mr.

Dickey managed the Cleveland Great Lakes Exposition. His association with Mr. Rose began in 1937, Mr. Dickey engaging the New York showman to produce the first Aquacade. When, i in 1938, Mr.

Rose planned to put on the Aquacade at the '39 World's Fair, he invited Mr. Dickey to be his associate and general manager. This position he held until his death. Mr. Dickey is survived by his widow: a son, Dr.

Lincoln C. Dickey, daughters, the Misses Margaret, and Patricia Dickey, all of Cleveland. Dr. Robert G. Cook, Ex-Hospital Head Canandalgua, N.

Oct. 26 (P)- Funeral services for Dr. Robert G. Cook, 76, retired head of Brigham Hall, private mental hospital here, will be conducted Monday with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery here. Dr.

Cook, whose father founded Brigham Hall in 1855, died yesterday after a long Illness. A graduate of Columbia University Medical School, he assumed charge of Brigham Hall in 1906, and retired in 1929. Prior to joining the staff of the Canandaigua institution, Dr. Cook was assistant physician at St. Lawrence State Hospital, Ogdensburg, and consulting neurologistforRochester hospitals private practice in that city.

Surviving are his widow, the former Miss Mary Belle Strong, and three sons, Alan A. Cook, Rochester; Robert S. and George Canandaigua. WHEN OUT OF TOWN REGISTER FROM BROOKLYN DEATHS DEATHS FENNELL--On Oct. 24, 1940.

MARGARET (nee Kearns), wife of the late John; mother of William, John and Raymond; sister of James Kearns. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from her residence, 8404 5th Avenue; thence to the R. C. Church of St. Anselm, I where solemn quiem mass will be offered.

terment St. John's Cemetery. Direction Joseph Redmond. T. and helped to plan and erect the company's large power station in Williamsburg.

He was a member of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, and the American Electric Railway Association, and was founder member of Kappa Chapter of Pal Sigma Kappa fraternity. also was a member Standard Lodge of Masons and LongI Grotto. A native of Southport, N. Mr. Robbins was the son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. William Robbins of Goshen, N. Y. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary 1 B.

Robbins, and a sister, Mrs. James: K. Foster of Garden City. Funeral services will be held at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, at 2 p.m. tomorrow.

Crash Victim L. I. Resident Walter Rockwell Lived For Year in Hempstead Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Roosevelt Field, Oct. 26 -Walter Jones Rockwell, 35-year-old vice president of the Waco Sales of New York office here, who was killed yesterday when a new plane he was bringing here crashed at na, N. had been a resident of Hempstead for a little more than a year.

He had come to Hempstead from Herkimer, where his parents live and where he had been married several years ago. He lived at 257 Franklin St. William Rockwell, his brother, also is employed here, with the Allor Fly- Ur -Self System, division of the Waco organization. Mr. Rockwell was flying new plane from an Ohio factory for delivery to a purchaser when the cident occurred.

Farmers who saw the accident said they heard an explosion after which the plane lost its wings and fell into some trees, where the body of the aviator was found pinned in the wreckage. British Offer Emir Throne For Arab Aid, Rome Hears Rome, Oct. 26 (P)-The Rome newspaper Piccolo published today a report, which it said came from Athens, that British War Secretary Anthony Eden had offered Emir Abdallah of Transjordan the throne of a great Arabian kingdom. if he would obtain Arab aid in the defense of Britain's position in the Eastern Mediterranean. The dispatch quoted the Emir As replying that Arabs are hostile to England.

FLECK- -On Oct. 25, 1940. LOUIS beloved husband of Adelaide (nee Gerdes) and father of Marguerite and Doris; brother of Robert, Margaret, Mary, Lillian and Arthur Fleck. Funeral Oct. 28, 9:30 a.m., from E.

F. Higgins Funeral Home, 1286 Prospect Avenue; thence the R. C. Church of Immaculate Heart of Mary, where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated. Interment St.

John's etery. FOLEY-SARAH. on October 24, wife of the late Florence J. and devoted mother of Florence er, Veronica Ruby and Mary Fallon, Funeral on Monday at 9:30 a.m. from her residence, 125-15 97th Avenue, Richmond Hill; thence to St.

Benedict Joseph's Church where a requiem mass will be offered. Interment Calvary Cemetery, GELSTON-On October 24, 1940, GEORGE beloved husband of Elizabeth Mott, devoted father Lois Mott Gelston and loving brother of Mrs. Lillian G. Travis. Services at his residence.

1834 Caton Avenue, Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Interment Green- -Wood Cemetery. GRIFFIN-RICHARD on Friday. October 25, at his residence, 692 Park Place. He is survived by his daughter, Lillian Lake; one brother, John.

Funeral from his residence on Monday at 9:30 a.m.: thence to the Church of Our Lady of. Victory, Throop Avenue and McDonough Street, at 10 a.m., where solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated. -THOMAS October 25, 1940, beloved son of Delia; brother of Helen M. Newman. Funeral from his residence, 170 Midwood Street, Monday, 9:30 a.m.

Solemn requiem mass St Francis of Assisi Church, 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. HOLLEY -On Friday, October 25, 1940, EDMUND, of 276 Halsey Street, beloved husband of Elizabeth father of Richmond E. and Harold H. Holley.

Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Monday, 1 p.m. MAJ. ROBERT T. RASMUSSEN, THEATER ARCHITECT, 63 Maj. Robert T.

Rasmussen, an architect, who designed and built several theaters in Brooklyn and Long Island, died yesterday at Adelphi Hospital, 50 Greene where he underwent an operation. He was 63 and lived at 99 Woodside Baldwin. Funeral services will be held in the Chester lors, 49 W. Merrick Road, at 8 p.m. tomorrow.

Surviving Major Rasmussen are his widow. Dorothy: two sons, Lawrence and Robert T. Rasmussen and a daughter, Mrs. Robert Longfellow. John H.

Bishop, 94, Ex-Manufacturer Funeral services for John Henry Bishop, 94, of 152-36 Roosevelt Flushing, retired corset manufacturer, who died Thursday in his home, will be held today in the Williams Funeral Home, 41-39 149th Place, Flushing. Burial will be in Green- Wood Cemetery. Mr. Bishop was born in Ellenville. N.

and retired about 30 years ago. For several years he was a member of the 128th Regiment, N. Y. N. G.

After retiring from the manufacturing business he conducted a mortgage business at his home. daughter, Miss Isabel M. Bishop, and a son, Walter survive. Warns France On Colonies Continued from Page 1 American republics set up machinery to establish protectorates over the Western Hemisphere possessions of Axis-conquered nations in the event there was any attempt to change their sovereignty, Hull declined to discuss details of the President's communication but said that there had been several diplomatic exchanges between this Government and the French Government since the act of Havana was formulated. The French island of Martinique in the Caribbean has been of particular concern to this country, in view of the concentration of 8 French naval force there and the possibility of a clash between that fleet and British warships in nearby waters.

Approximately 100 Americanmade planes, bought by France before its capitulation to Germany, also are stored on the island. Both this Government and Britain have sought :10 negotiate for their purchase, thus far without success. MURPHY-CATHERINE, at Glen Head, L. on October 25, sister of Mrs. E.

Welker and William and Joseph Murphy of Brooklyn. Reposing at Kramer Mortuary, 220 Glen Street, Glen Cove, L. I. Solemn requiem mass at St. Mary's Church, Roslyn, L.

Tuesday, October 29, at 10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. O'BRIEN PATRICK on October 24, at his residence, 347 57th Street, beloved husband of Elizabeth A. (nee McMannus), father of Thomas, Howard, Sylvester, Gerald and Catherine O'Brien and brother of Mrs. Martin O'Brien and Mrs.

Timothy Casey. Funeral on Monday at 9:30 a.m. from Modern Funeral Home, 5th Avenue and 58th Street; thence to Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, where a requiem will be offered. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. ROBBINS-On October 25, 1940.

HARRIS devoted husband of Mary B. and brother of Mrs. James K. Foster of Garden City. Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Sunday at 2 p.m.

ROSE-JOHN aged 82, on October, 25. 2 p.m. Funeral from Sunday, his home, OcCenter Moriches, I. SPENCE On Friday, October 25. 1940, BERTHA, beloved wife of Jacob W.

Spence and devoted mother of Helen Garlock and Harold I. Spence. Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Monday, 2 p.m. ZIEGLER -October 25, 1940, OSCAR, beloved husband of Ida: dear father of Alfred. Robert, Adele, Julia and Edward.

Funeral from Walter B. Cooke, Funeral Home, 50 7th Avenue, Monday, 2 p.m. Intermen. Linden Hill Cemetery. In Memoriam BLISS-ELLEN.

Fond and loving memory. Sunshine passes. shadows fall. Love's remembrance outlasts all. October 26, 1918.

SONS. DUNPHY--JOHN October 26. 1938. Gone, but not forgotten. HEARTBROKEN MOTHER.

FAYE-GEORGE H. In loving memory of a devoted husband and father, whom God called to rest October 26. 1939. WIFE, SON and DAUGHTER McKEE-In loving memory of my husband, TERENCE McKEE. Second anniversary mass, Saturday, October 26.

August G. Berger, Veteran of 2 Wars Served on Concord At Manila Bay Battle Funeral services for August G. Berger, 62, a veteran of two wars, who died Thursday of a heart attack in his home, 89-17 97th Woodhaven, will be held at 9:30 a.m., Monday, with a solemn mass of requiem in the R. C. Church of the Holy Child Jesus.

Interment will be in the National Cemetery at Pinelawn. Mr. Berger was aboard the gunboat Concord at Manila Bay and during the World War served as an instructor at the Pelham Bay Naval Station. A native of Hoboken, he had a typewriter inspection service in Manhattan. He was a past regent of the Royal Arcanum and past counselor of Columbia Council of the Loyal Association, past commander of Schley Squadron of the United Spanish War Veterans, a member of Woodhaven Post 118 of the American Legion and was skipper of the New York Harbor United States Naval Ex- Apprentices' Association.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Anna Reis Berger, and three children, Mrs. Helen L. Weldon, Mrs. Dorothy Knight and Edward J.

Berger. Alberto Manfredi Alberto Manfredi of 3 Jerome who was in the upholstering business at 3434 Fulton died Tuesday at the age of 57. He is survived by his widow, Antoinette Manfredi. The funeral was held from the home today with a solemn mass of requiem at St. Rita's R.

C. Church. Burial was in Calvary Cemetery. estate. Chief assets, real estate, $75.500: mortgages.

notes, cash and insurance. $477. George H. Ittleman, attorney, Court St. FOULKS, WILLIAM L.

(March 28, 1940. Gross assets. $24,703: net, $22.541 To Athens R. Foulks. Chief assets, stocks and bonds, $8.843: mortgages, notes.

cash and insurance, $15.859. Hirson Bertini, attorneys, 233 Broadway, Manhattan. GILLESPIE. BERNARDE B. (Dec.

29, 1939. Gross assets, $17.221: net. $14.201. Edward J. and James T.

McDonald. Rev. Peter L. Nolan and Anna McD. Dannemiller.

$1,000 each: W. Edward Donohue, $1.000 and residuary estate. Chief assets. mortgages, notes. cash and insurance.

$16.894: miscellaneous property, $326. McCabe. 'Dougherty de Lee, torneys, 303 Washington St. KISTER. IDA K.

(Nov. 18. 1938). Gross assets. $24.746: net, $22.527.

To Marie K. Craig and sons. William Georze Frank and Frederick W. Kister one- fifth of residuary estate each: other speticic bequests of jewelry. Chief assets, mortgages, notes, cash and Insurance.

$13,762: miscellaneous property. property identified as previously taxes, $8.787. Frank A. Kister, attorney, Broadway, Manhattan. McGOWAN.

ELIZABETH (June 1940. Gross assets, $14,314: net. $13.387. nepnews. Bernard, James and Patrick Owen: nieces.

Mary C. Zablocki and Elizabeth Rvan and daughters. Helen T. Brennan and Anna M. Markey, in specific shares, Chief assets.

real estate personal property. $14.314. G. W. and M.

Winans, attorneys, 124 Montague MACK SOUD, GEORGE 8. (Sept. 1939). Gross assets. $127,834: net.

$114.031. Syrian Ladies Aid Society of Brooklyn. Brooklyn Bureau of Charities, St. Mary's Syrian Catholic Church of Brooklyn and Brooklyn Hospital, $500 each: brothers. Nicolas, John and Jamel Macksoud, and sisters.

Adele Macksoud and Najia Kadri, percent of residuary estate each. Adma Mabarak: nephews. Salem Macksoud. 6 percent of residuary each: Robert and Donald Macksoud and niece. Virginia M.

Macksond. 6 2-3 percent residuary estate each. Chief assets, stocks and bonds. $1.125: mortgages, notes, cash an dinsurance, $60.319: miscellaneous property. $66.390.

Joseph Ferris. attorney, 291 Broadway, Manhattan. MANHEIM, ROSE (March 25. 1939). Gross assets.

$18.200: net, $7.692 husband. Max Manhelm, one-third residuary estate: daughter. Blanche Manhetm. two-thirds of residuary estate. Chief Assets, real estate.

mortgages, notes. cash and $100: cellaneous properly, $100. Ernest man. attorney, 305 Broadway. Manbattan.

MEYER. JOHN (Feb. 2. 1940. Gross assets.

$22,535: net, $21,657. To brother. Frederick Meyer, and sisters, Rebecka Noll. Adelheit Ahleis and Bette Ehleis. one -fourth of residuary estate each.

Chief assets, mortgages. notes, cash and $144. Hutton Holahan, attorneys, ance. miscellaneous property, Court St. OLSEN.

SEAB (Jan. 1940. Gross assets, $17 721, net. $14.881. To Gunnar and Victoria Berglund, $1.000 each: Thyra I.

Lund, $1000. specific Jewelry and one -half of residuars estate. Doris Lund. $1.000 and one-half of residuary estate. Chief assets.

mortgages, notes. cash and insurance, $17.621: miscellaneous property, $100. Joseph Epstein, attorney, Court St. PERINO. JOHN (Jan.

22, 1940. Gross assets, $13.303, net. $11,856. To wite. Rita Perino.

one- of residuarv estate: daughter. Ely Perino, two-thirds residuary estate. Chief assets, real estate and personal property. $13.303. PETERS, LENA (July 23, 1940).

Gross assets, net. $12,567. To husband, John T. Peters. Chief assets.

real estate. stocks and bonds, $431: Jointly owned property. $5.617. Joseph A. Hahn, 148 Jerome St RECHT.

CARL F. (Mav 1, 19401. Gross assets, $50.193 net, $28.780. To mother, Florence L. Recht.

Chief assets. teal estate, $14,034: stocks and bonds, $11.822, mortgages. notes. cash and insurance, $5.967: jointly owned property. $17 398 miscellaneous property $970.

Royal Curtis. attorney. 189 Montague St. ROCKEFELLER, NORMA (June 3. 19381.

Gross assets, $60.369: net. $58.275 sister. Melva Rockefeller. Chief assets, real estate, $7.500: stocks and bonds, $30 690: notes. cash and insurance.

jointly owned property, $261, miscellaneous property, $350. Watson. Kristeller Swift. attorneys, 68 William Manhattan. FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY HOME OWNERS' LOAN PORATION. plaintiff. against ANNA FRIEDMAN, et al. defendants. R.

EPHRAIM SHACK. Egg Attorney for Plaintiff. 27 William Street, New York City. Pursuant to judgment entered hereIn on October 25. 1940.

I will ell at public auction to the highest bidder. At the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange Salesroom. 189 Montague Street. Brooklyn. New York.

at 12:00 o'clock noon on November 18. 1940. by CORNELIUS HEANEY. auctioneer. the mortgaged premises directed by said judgment to be sold.

being parcel of land. with the buildings and improvements there. on. situated in the Borough of BrookCounty of Kings, City and State of New York, known and designated part of subdivision 4 of old lot No. 11 oil a certain map entitled "Map of Common Lands.

in the Town of Gravesend. surveyed by William Kowalski. C. and filed in said Town. September 5, 1878." which said part of subdivision of lot No.

11 19 bounded and described as follows REGINNING at A point on the easterly side of West 8th Street. as laid out where A line of division between said subdiviaion 4 and subdivision 111 tersects the easterly side of West 8th Street: running thence easterly along said line of division 110 feet: thence southerly 40 feet more or less to point where the same would be intersected by line drawn parallel to said line of division between subdivision 3 and 4 from point in the easterly side of 8th Street, distant 40 feet southerly from the point of beginning and distant 110 feet casterly from the easterly side West 8th Street: thence westerly and parallel with said line of division between subdivision 3 and 110 feet to the easterly side of West 8th Street thence northerly along the easterly side of West 8th Street 40 feet to point ot place of beginning. and more particularly described Said in Judgment, Dated. New York. N.

Y. October 25, 1940. WILLIAM L. BERK. Referee 026-61 SAW BROOKLYN EAGLE, SATURDAY, OCT.

26, 1940 9 RITES FOR GIUSEPPE CANTU, FAIR AIDE, SET FOR MONDAY Mr. Rasmussen was president of the Theater Screen Corporation of this borough. Among the theaters he designed were the Bay Ridge and Bedford theaters here and the Freeport Theater. He was well known in polo circles, formerly playing with the team of the Crescent Athletic Club. He also was active in the American Legion, the Veterans of Foreign Wars, United Spanish War Veterans, the Old Guard of New York and the Knights of the Dragon.

A native of Baltimore, Major Rasmussen had lived in Baldwin for the last 20 years. Nils Brudvik Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Valley Stream, Oct. 26 Nils Brudvik, 73, who for 33 years was chief engineer on the pilot tender Sandy Hook, died Wednesday at his home, 19 Garden where he had lived alone since the death of his wife, Ingebord, five years ago. He was a member of the New York and New Jersey Pilots Association and was born at Bergen, Norway, Three stepchildren, Bernard Munson of Rockville Centre, Dewey Munson of East Rockaway, and Mrs. Lillian Gillman of Plainfield, N.

survive. Services were to be held today at the Macken Funeral Home on 1 ton Rockville Centre. Wills Filed The following wills are on file today in Surrogate's Court: GRAHAM. GERALD (March 12). Estate, value of real property not given and more than $10,000 personal.

To wife, Elizabeth Graham. 95 Linden Boulevard, executrix. KESSLER. SAMUEL. M.

Oct. 61. Estate. more than $10.000 personal. To sons, Alfred Kessler, executor, 70 shares of specific stock: Milton Kessler, 50 shares specific stock; wife.

Anna Kessler, all of 376 E. 3d residue. KRUSA, META (Oct. 1). Estate.

not more than $10.000 personal, To Lutheran Cemetery. 6729 Metropolitan Ave. Middle Village, $400; Kate Junge, 47 Jerome $500; nieces, Freda Tewer. Minden, Germany. and Elizabeth Kleindienst, 1339 Albany $25 each.

Grandchildren and step-grandchildren, Howard Mahnken, 204 E. Dean Freeport; Cilfford Mehnken, 256 N. Columbus Preeport; Dorothy Barfoot, 4 6th Place, City: Paul Roth. Brightwaters: Emil Roth 421 7th Margaret Tuthill, Mattituck: Carl Hecker, 420 8th Marion Hecker, 47 Jerome and Herbert and Ruth Vonhof. $300 each.

898 E. 39th and Adele K. Hecker, 47 Daughters, Florence K. Vonhof. all of Jerome executrices, one -half interest each in jewelry, household furnishings and personal effects and one- third of residue each; son, Henry K.

Krusa, Librtv. N. one-third of residue. MIHLSTIN, FANNY (Oct. 201.

Estate, $15,000 real and $750 personal. To daughters. Lena Grad. 2401 Davidson Broox; Hannah Bodner. 2068 N.

W. Flanders Portland, Yetta Beck and Belle Gold, daughter-in-law: Bella Mihlsun and sons. Leo Mihistin. all of 199 Highland Boulevard: Herman Mihistin, 127 Grove 8am Mihistin, 333 Central Ave. and Harry Mihistin.

care of Leo Mihistin. 665 Atlantic in specific shares. Sam Gold, 199 Highland Boulevard. executor. ZALEWSKI, JOSEPH (Sept.

17). Estate, not more than $10.000 personal. To wite, Pelicja Zalewski, 25 Kolejowa SAW, Poland. $100: nieces, Helen ski. 2030 E.

67th and Anne Zalewski, 52-06 Ireland Elmhurst, and brothers. Wladyslaw Zalewski, 71 Grzybowska Warsaw, Poland, $2,000 each: Charles Zelewski. executor, cancellation of a specitic bond and mortgage and one of both of 2030 E. 67th one -half of resiresidue: sister-in-law. Apolonja Zalewski, due.

Letters of administration have been granted on these estates: DE LEO, FELICE (Oct. 141, Estate. not more than $5,000 personal and not more than $40.000 real. To husband. Angelo De Leo.

3223 Avenue P. Other heirs. two sons and daughter. DOLAN, ROSEMARY (June 281. Estate.

not more than $10.000. To aunt. Catherine M. Geraghty, 157 Crescent St. PAULSON, JOSEPH (Aug.

261. Estate. not more than $11.000 personal and not more than $8,325 real. To wife. Ida Paulson.

2049 63d St. Other heirs, three sons and A daughter. Appraisals The following appraisals, reported by State Transfer Tax Appraiser David F. Soden, are on file today in Surrogate's Court: ALLINGER, CHRISTINA A. 2, 1939.

Gross assets. net, $4.689. To daughter, Dorothy Allinger. Chief assets, stocks and bonds, mortgages, notes, cash and insurance, Jointly owned property. $423, miscelAneous property, $10,931.

John J. Buckley, attorney, 2650 Atlantic Ave. BYRNES. ELIZABETH E. (March 181.

Gross assets, net. $25,124. To nephew, Rutherford B. H. Howell, $1 000; son, George C.

Byrnes, $5,000, personal effects, household furnishings and life income from residuary estate in trust; grandchildren. Jean and Georze C. Byrnes Jr. and Catherine E. Wazoner, remainder Interest each In residuary estate.

Chief assets, real estate, $2,500, stocks and bonds, $1.704: mortages, notes, cash and insurance. miscellaneous property, $304. Lester Corwith. attorney, 851 Manhattan Ave. CARDINALE, GASPAR (May 19.

1939), Gross assets, net, $8.947. To vidow. Mary Cardinale: son. 8. Gerald Cardinale, and daughter, Theresa J.

dinale, one-third of residuary estate each. Chief assets. stocks and bonds, mortgages. notes. cash and Insurance, Jointly owned property.

$254. Abraham Engelman, attorney, 66 Court St. CIULLA, ANNA (March 23, 1940). Gross assets, net, $13,708. To mother, Inna M.

Eckert, $57; sister. Emma C. synde, $385: sons, Robert W. Ciulla, $467; Albert H. Ciulla, husband.

Harry G. Chulla. $7,418. Chief assets, stocks and bonds, $464; mortgazes, notes, cash and insurance, jointly owned property, miscellaneous property. $400.

Oswald M. Murphy, attorney, 189 Montaque St. COHEN. SARAH (Jan. 17, 1936), Gross assets, net, $34.402.

To daughter. essie C. Braunstein. Chief assets, sonal property. $37.330.

Harry Kalman, attorney. 521 5th Ave. Manhattan, D'AMATO, GIOVANNI (June 11, 1939. Gross assets, net, $19.174, To sons. Joseph Saverio, Dante and mond D' Amato.

$1 each: daughters. Elizabeth Cannistra and Carmelina Odinga, 3100 each: Caterina Suppa, $250; Emma Agolia, residuary estate. Chief assets, mortgages, notes, cash and insurance, transfers. $2.400. Connolly, Isola Weinie, attorneys, 217 Broadway, DE HANE.

HATTIE (Jan. 5t. Gross net, $23.413, To staters. Anna Adams, one- -seventh of residuary estate: Bella Dennis. two -sevenths of residuary estate: brother, Henry Peiser.

four -sevenths of residuary estate. Chief assets, real estate, $18,500: mortgases, notes, cash and insurance, $13,847, miscella neous property, $869. Irving Gromer, attorney. '551 5th Manhattan. DEXTER, FRANK H.

(Jan. 10). Gross assets. net, $36.052, To cousin, Katherine H. Prince, Jewelry, personal effects, household furnishings and come from one-half of residuary estate 111 trust; half -sister.

Belle F. Bucknam, Income from one-halt of residuary estate. Chief assets. real estate. stocks and bonds, mortgages, notes, cash And insurance.

$10.957. Jointly owned property. $2.315: miscellaneous property. 196, Hutton Hinch. attorney, 50 Broadway, Manhattan.

DOYLE. JOHN J. (April 27), Gross assets, net, $9.384. To friends, Marvin Brisas and Richard Stack, 8100 each: Joseph W. and Alice Kelly, $50 each: Church of St.

Francis of Assisi, $100. sister. Mary Downes, two-fifths of residuary estate; brothers. Michael James J. and Patrick Doyle, one -fifth of residuary estate each.

Chief assets. real estate, mortgages, notes, cash and Insurance, miscellaneous property, 87.224, Patrick McDonald, attorney, 38 Park Row. Manhattan, DRUSS, MOSES (June 22, 1940). Gross assets. $75.977.

net. $1,489 To granddaughter, Cynthia Bezen. 15 percent of residuary estate: daughters Edith Matlowe. 35 percent nt residuary estate; PERNOOR DrUMM, 50 percent of residuary A solemn requiem mass for miral Giuseppe Cantu, High Commissioner to the New York World's Pair 1939-40, who died suddenly of a heart attack Thursday night in his apartment in the Hotel St. Regis, Manhattan, will be offered at 10:30 a.m.

Monday in St. Patrick's Cathedral, Manhattan, according to an announcement by the Consul General of Italy. Associates of Admiral Cantu said arrangements were being made to return the body to Italy for burial. The Admiral, who also was a Senator, recently had suffered an attack of pneumonia, but had recovered sufficiently to pay a last visit to the Fair on Thursday afternoon. With him when he died were his wife, Mrs.

Adriana Cantu, and his daughter, Augusta, said by associates to have been the only members of his immediate family in this country. Flags at the Italian Pavilion at the World's Fair were lowered to half staff yesterday. Tribute from Whalen Grover A. Whalen, president of the World's Fair, made the following statement: BOOKLET of Historical Depicting Grewth of Our Firm and Serough of Breeklyn for 75 Year. Send for packet today! WM.

DUNIGAN SON Funeral Directors 1201 PARK AVENUE, BROOKLYN WHEN OUT OF TOWN REGISTER FROM BROOKLYN SW THEN AUCTION SALE C. H. ADELMAN. AUCTIONEER. sells Nor.

4, 1940. at 11:30 a.m.. at 362 Reid Brooklyn, Hupmobile Sedan. Motor No. F8029, for the account of John J.

Dyer. 019-2t C. H. ADELMAN. AUCTIONEER.

sells November 12, 1940. at 3:30 at 161 Boerum Street. Brooklyn. Easex Terraplane Sedan. Motor No.

34767. for account of Victor C. Cassino. 026-31 8 C. H.

ADELMAN. AUCTIONEER. sells November 12. 1940. at 4:30 p.m., al 247 Pacific 18-338575.

Brooklyn, for Ford Coach. Motor No. count of Thos. J. Fitzgerald and Universal Credit Co.

026-2t H. G. SCHONZEIT. AUCTIONEER, sells Nov. 1.

1940, 9 a.m. 119 E. 22d Brooklyn, Chevrolet Town Sedan, Serial No. 2H A02-23531. H.

G. SCHONZEIT. AUCTIONEER. sells Oct. 29.

1940. 9 a.m.. 2030 Ocean Parkway. Brooklyn, Buick Coach, Motor No. 43101998.

PAWNBROKERS SALES JACOB SHONGUT. INC. Shongut Shongut, auctioneers SELL AT 82 BOWERY, N. 9 A.M. Oct.

28-For Brautmans (Knickerbocker Loan Office), 360 Knickerbocker diamonds, jewelry, second-hand watches, odds and ends, clothing, from 94809 of Feb. 16. 1939, 10 99986 of May 16. 1939; also from 1005 of May 16. 1939.

to 6139 of Aug. 15. 1939: also 68757. 82806 and all holdovers. Oct.

29 Clothing for J. J. Saver. 662 Manhattan from 1000 of Jan. 2.

1937. to 27817 of Aug. 12. 1939. Similar goods for J.

J. Saver, 922 Manhattan from 60000 of Jan. 3, 1939. 10 77200 of Oct. 1, 1939.

023-4t ESTATE OF EUGENE ROSEN. BAUM'S AUCTIONEERS. J. Kelly. J.

Feldhuhn, I. Kirschner. J. Schwalb, gell at 70 Bowery, at 9. m.

Oct. 30- By order of M. Teitelbaum, 1266 Broadway, diamonds, silverware. jewelry, second watches, radios, typewriters, men's and women: clothing, furs, odds and ends, pledged from 61987 of Feb. 1, 1939.

to 76267 of Sept. 15, 1939, both inclusive. M. Bruckheimer Sons, 705 Grand clothing. pledged from 139 of Jan.

3, 1939, to 33408 of Sept. 25. 1939. 023-6t oSu Oct. 31 By order of A.

J. Heaney, 214 Atlantic diamonde. ailWATP. jewelry and second hand watches pledged from 7514 of April 1. 1939, to 16574 of July 31.

1939. Nathan Gruekin, 1122 Fulton wimilar pledges. odds and ends. pledged from 55227 of Feb. 1, 1939, to 12464 of Sept.

1. 1939. 024-6t oSu TRADEMARK TRADEMARK NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT MANCO BREADS, 639 Parkside Avenue. Brooklyn. New York.

has filed its trade-mark with the Secretary of State of New York for use of same on labels. packages and containers of baked bread. 012-3: 8 LEGAL NOTICES STATE OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF STATE. 58. I do hereby certify that cate of dissolution of MOPAR REALTY CORPORATION has been filed in this department this day and that it appears therefrom that such corporation has compiled with Section One Hundred and Five of the Stork Corporation Law and that it in dissolved.

Given in duplicate under my hand and official seal of the Department of State. at the Citv of Albany, this 1 wenty-third Seall dav of October. one thousand nine hundred and forty MICHAEL F. WALSH Secretary of State. Bv TAMES M.

KELLY, Deputy Secretary of State. 026 n2 File No. 6999 1937 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. by the grace of God free and independent To CATHERINE HEATH. if living, and.

it dead. to her husband. if any, her heirs at law. next of kin. distributes and legal sentatives.

any. and to anv and all unknown persona who may he neces. sary and proper parties to this ceding, send greeting WHEREAS. WILLIAM V. ELLIOTT.

Public Administrator. Kings County with an office in the Municipal Build. ins. Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York has presented his account Administrator of JAMES HEATH de.

ceased. lately residing at No. 1438 ton Street. in the Borough of County Kings, City and State of New York, and a petition praving that his account may be judicially settled. NOW.

THEREFORE volt and PAch of vou are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate Court of the County of Kings, 10 he held the Hall of Records in the County nf Kings, on the 28th dav of November. 1940 at 9.30 o'clock in the forenoon. why such settlement should not ne had. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF We have canned the seal of our said Court to be hereunto affixed (Seal) WITNESS. Hon GEORGE ALRERT WINGATE gate of our said County.

the Borough of Brooklyn the said County, the 25th day of October. 1940 PERCY T. STAPLETON Clerk of the Surrogate's This citation served 11pon required hy law You not obliged to appear in person. Volt fail to appear will be assumed that consent to the proceedings, unless file written objections thereto, You have right to have r1 law appear for you. 026-it is with deep sorrow that learn of the death of Admiral Giuseppe Cantu, High Commissioner of the Italian Government to the New York World's Fair 1939- 1940.

Admiral Cantu was chosen by his government to this important position after a long and distinguished career in the Royal Italian Navy, For some time his health had not been good. but he had recovered sufficiently to pay a last visit to the New York World's Fair yesterday afternoon. He died during the night, I am sure, with the Fair and the part that he played in it for his government close to, his heart. us who had the privilege during the last three years of assoclating with Admiral Cantu grieve with his widow and daughter in their bereavement. We learned to appreciate at its true value his exemplary character and to admire with affection the high qualities of mind and heart with which he was so generously endowed." Some time ago, it was learned, the British Government had promised that Admiral Cantu would be permitted to return to Italy safely.

Walter B. Cooke DIGNIFIED As Low FUNERALS As $150 OUR FUNERAL HOMES BROOKLYN 151 Linden 50 1218 Flatter QUEENS 150-10 Hillside Avenue 63-32 Forest 158-14 North. ISLAND Beach 7-4100 MANHATTAN 117 West 72nd 7-9700 1451 First 4-5800 West 150th 165 E. Trement 7-2700 347 Haven 9-0272 WESTCHESTER 214 Mamareneck Plains Phone for Representative or Write for Illustrated Beeklet D' -Ne Obligation -On October 24, ALIDA wife of the late Millard F. Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Monday at 10:30 a.IN.

JOHNSON- -On October 24. 1940, BETTIE, beloved wife of the late Knut devoted mother of Dr. Gustaf B. and Frank C. and grandmother of Norma.

Services at Ericson and Ericson's Chapel, 500 State Street, Sunday, October 27, at 4 p.m. KIRWIN-JAMES, beloved husband of Anna Kirwin, on October 25, 1940, at his home, 859 52d Street; also survived by two daughters, Catherine Kirwin and Mrs. Martha Buckley; two sisters, Katherine Shanahan and Mrs. Anna Pickruhl. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from 4903 7th Avenue; thence to the R.

C. Church of St. Agatha, where A solemn requiem mass wil be offered. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, KOEPPLIN-ANNA, October 24, 1940, beloved mother of Albert Koepplin, Tillie Nimsgern and Freda Muelchi; also survived by four grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Funeral services will be held at Kearns and Son Chapel, 1504 Bushwick Avenue, Sunday at 4 p.m.

Funeral Monday at 3 p.m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery, LAWRENCI -On Friday, October 25, 1940, CHARLES, beloved husband of Caroline and dear father of Helen Lawrence. Services on Sunday at 8 p.m. at the Jung Funeral Home, 796 Lincoln Place. MARKS On October 23, 1940, FREDERICK of 45-39 215th Place, Bayside, L.

beloved father of Mrs. Thomas Mullen and brother of John Marks and Mrs. Robert Davies. Services At Fred Herbst Sons Funeral Home, 83 Hanson Place, Brooklyn, Sunday, 2:30 p.m. Interment Green -Wood Cemetery.

McNEILL Suddenly, Oct. 25, 1940, Dr. EDWARD WILLIAM McNEILL, beloved husband of Catharine D. McNeill and father of Mrs. William M.

MacKenzie. Services at his residence, 65 St. John's Place, Monday at 2 p.m. Interment private. MULLER- CHARLES, of 984 Madison Street, beloved husband of Helen (hee Gertler), devoted father of Charles F.

Muller. Reposing At Peth Funeral Chapel, 15 Palmetto Street. Services Sunday, 9:15 p.m. Funeral Monday, 2 p.m. Arrangements by Bros.

Vital Notices accepted 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. for publication the same day; an late as. 10 p.m. Saturday night for publication Sunday To Finders of Lost Articles Below is a list of lost articles ad.

vertised recently in the Eagle's Lost and Found classification. Information regarding them should be telephoned to the Eagle's Want Ad Department, MAin 4-6200. Lost and Found advertisements appear, daily under of the "Announceon page 2 Eagle. LOST BAG- Lost: black. containing cash.

Liberal reward. No questions asked. BRIEFCASE--Lost: vicinity Boro Hall; contained documents; reward. CAMERA Lost; rolleiflex; Brighton train, Sunday night. Reward.

DOG--Lost: husky; looks like police; chest, front paws white; bushy tail: vicinity 67th Dame Schaefer: reward. DOG -Lost: Boston bull, black with white collar: answers to name Captain; wearing green harness; license 12362-R. Reward. DOG -Lost male Rabbit Hast: color white, black, brown spot head, "Jack." Reward. DOG -Lost: Pomeranian: mole: tan vicinity 481 Hegeman Brooklyn; reward DOG Lost: wire hair terrier.

name Patsy: Ditmas Parkwas. reward. Lost: large. red; Oct 14: contents. papers: Ocean Parkway, near Beverly Road: reward FOUND Kingston Ave Crown lady's bar pin and watch, diamonds and emeralds.

PUR COLLAR Lost; lynx: Friday night at Morillon Restaurant or Church Ave -E. 215: St. Reward. POCKETBOOK -L -Lost; large black bag containing valuables and papers; cinity Kings Highway. Reward.

RING Lost: class 1940, initialed F. in washroom ct Willoughby 8t. restaurant; reward. WRISTWATCH- Lost; lady's Gruen, inItialed E. A.

0 along 3d Ave. between Marine Ave. and 80th St. Liberal reward. WRISTWATCH Lost: Imperial: Saturday nizht Fulton St.

and Jay St. subway station: reward WRISTWATCH Lost: lady Hamilton; Flatbush Ave. between Caton and Church. Tuesday night, reward. vert ice 10 Foote readers a record of Lost and Found articles advertised here Lent for tun months.

Sprriel closing Phone Eagle taker, MAin 4-6200. tor further details. BROOKLYN EAGLE WANT ADS Phone MAin 4-6200 BANKRUPTCY NOTICES IN BANKRUPTCY IN THE DIS. TRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS. TRICT OF NEW YORK -In the ter of VITO GIACCIO.

Notice hereby given that a petition has been filed in said Court by Vito Giacelo. in said district. duly declared bankrupt. under the Act of Congress relating 10 bankruptcy, approved July 1898. for a full discharge and certificate thereof from all his debta and other claims provable against his estate under said act, and that the 29th day of November.

1940. at 10:30 a.m the U. S. Court House. Borough of Brooklyn.

in said district. 19 assigned for the hearing of when and where all credItora of the said bankrupt and other persons in interest may attend and show cause, if any they have, why the praver of said petition should not he granted. Dated, the Borough of Lyn, on the 25th day of October, 1940. PERCY G. B.

GILKES. Clerk. IN RANKRUPTCY IN THE DIS TRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIA. TRICT OF NEW YORK In the matof JACOB S. KITZEN.

Notice hereby elven that a petition has been filed in said Court by Jacob S. Kite. in said district. duly declared bank under the act Congress In to bankruptcy, approved July 1898, for a full discharge and certifi cate thereof from all him debts and other claims provable against his tate under such act. and that the 6th day 1910, at 10:30 a.m December, at the U.

8. Court House, Borough Brooklyn. in said district. assign for the hearing of the same, when and where all creditora of the said bankrupt and persona in Interest attend and show cause. if AnY thee have, why the prayer of the said should not be granted -Dated.

of the the Borouch Brooklyn, on 25th day nf October. 1940. PERCY G. R. GILKES,.