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I MOVIE TIME SCHEDULE 1 6 BROOKLYN EAGLE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1941 HELEN WORTH 'The Milky Way' Opens Tonight imnr HAti "Thi MnTt ti Mrrtar." usTiae, i i. mn. wV 1J 34. 3 33, -34. 30.

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lit 11.58. 3 03, Land inf." 10 50, 12 40. 1 S1, IS. 50, 12:10. BOXY---MT rn.nd nifk." ii.

a. 4 m. 7 S. 10 4S; 8t," 12 48, 3:4, 4 48, 940. II I I Mother Gets 56 Letters Telling of Captive Son Thank you for writing and for the good wishes.

Rest and relaxation are grand: "Nice work, when you II I 7W ft I I II I It (.. i a V. Notes From Widely Separated Sections Report Soldier's Broadcast From Germany lnrludlng 17 names from same' Ft for Mch tetm- Another list of prisoners, "rooklyn-Long Island area, day with the strange mixture of heartache and heart-throb Olv." It. 1 4.4. 1IA8TIC UTf I'd 10 03.

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PARTIfcS. COMMUNION BREAK-AIR CONDITIONED fasts, 10 to ton. bu. Sheepshead Bay Iar Helen Worth Afcdlnt to your rfcjlif.it, anent the "Readers" Inquiries, regarding birth certifi cate: Apply at "Hall of Record," Worth N. Y.

C. In Brook- Ivn (lie "Hall of Records" is located clown town In the vicinity of Court St. Inquiring in that section will loa Am so sorry the "Connecticut Hill Top'' will have to be excluded Irom your Summer plans, but. here's hoping that "train service'' may lead you to a secluded nook over on Long Island, where you can relax and rest from the cares and worries of thla troubled world. Thank you sincerely for your vacation wishes.

My husband obtained not only his B. C. three years ago at the Hall of Records on Worth St. but also his sister's. At the time, he was 77 years old and his sister 78.

so you see I am practically sure that my information to your "Readers" is correct. OLID LADY 74. My dear "Old Lady 74" Your husband's experience should cause some of the worried, irustrated birth certificate seekers, new hope. Todd Shipyard in Brooklyn. He and his brother, Joe, 21, now serv ing in the army signal corps in Texas, attended Jamaica High School.

Beat Colonel at Checkers, Private Kiem Wrote "I beat the colonel at checkers. Guess I'll have to change my maneuvers to get ahead in the army," wTOte Pvt. Vincent J. Klerri, 28, to his father, Edward Kiem, a retired special I. T.

subway officer of 1208 Park Place. Private Kiem, who is "Slim" to the boys in his outfit, is among the soldiers reported as prisoners of war In Italy. Mr. Kiem was advised that his son was missing In action about five months ago. but Is still hoping to hear from him directly.

Predicted War's End by Christmas "If things keep going as they are this war will be over by Christmas," wrote Corp. Leslie Crotty of 20 Locust Malvern, to his parents on March 10. Later Mr. and Mrs. Crotty received word that their son a prisoner of the Italian Government.

Crotty had been fighting in North Africa, his mother said today, and was attached to the 34th Reconnaissance Group. Mrs, Crotty said that a soldier who was with her son North Africa and who was wounded and sent back to this country told her recently that he and Crotty had been in engagements against the enemy. Frank Crotty, the father of Leslie, LEGAL NOTICES SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTY OF KINGS J. CASAL1NO. ISC, and 'NORMA RARINOWITZ.

ADELE R. JOHNSON. MAR-! GARKT B. JOHNSON. DUDLEY JOHNSON, TUNIS JOHN-' SON.

JR. "A LICE" JOHNSON. Ilrat ALICE" heitiv the name of aid defendanl being iniknuwn lo naid plaintiffs, it bt-intf intnd-d to desienate the wifp. if at thr TUNIS JOHN SON. KATHARINE VAN WYCK HADDOCk.

PAWU1TA HAUEMEYER MORESHEAD. ALBERT L. PRITttH-ARD. "NORMA" PRITf'HARD. first name "NORMA" being fictitious, the naitif of said defendant, beintc unknown to plaintiffa.

it being ml.m.l"i lo ili'sisnate the wife, if of the defendant ALBERT L. PltlTC'HARD. MARIA HOPKINS. WILLIAM CORY, "BONA" CORY, nuniH "EDNA" heinit fletltloils, t- name uf said defendant tte-inn iMikti'iwll to said plnititif fs. it he-inn intended lo desinnate Oie wife, anv, of the defendant.

WILLIAM I'OliV OEORCE WING, "ANN" WING, firm name "ANN" belny the tine name of said defendant lMn unknown to id plaintiffs, heme intended to designate the ir anv. ur me aerenaani, GEORGE 'VtLS'G. MARY L. YOUNG. MAKGARKT L.

H. STONE. SIEC- FRIED SEIDLER. "BETTY SEID- LKII. firl name "HETTY Deing Iic-tilniils.

the true name of said dcf'nd-ni Itcing unknown to said plain-t'tr? being intended to designate 'e if anv. of the defendant. SElIDLER. JF.REMIAH JHIINSON. 'MARY" JOHNSON, first nun- "MA being fictitious, the fiut name of aaid defendant be-iiii: unknown to said plaintiffs, it hi'ina intended to designate the wife inc.

of the defendanl. JEREMIAH JOHNSON, if they be living, and all distributees and heirs at ot the said ALBERT UPRITCH- KD NORMA" PRITCHARD. MARIA HOPKINS. WIIAIAM CORY. "EDNA" CORY, GEORGE WING "ANN" WING.

MARY YOUNG. MARGARET L. H. STONE, SIEGFRIED SEIDLER, BETTY' SKint.KR, JEREMIAH JOHNSON. JOHNSON, if any of said persons he deceased, and also all persons who.

by purchase or by inheritance or otherwise, have or claim have an Interest In the premises described in the complaint herein deind through any or all of Mid ALBERT PRITCHARD, "NORMA ITCH A D. MA RI.VU HO HKINS. WII.I.IAM CORY. EDNA CORY. GEoRGE WING.

ANN" WI.NO. M4RY YOUNG. MARGARET I. STONE, SIEGFRIED SEIDLER, -RETTY" SEIDLER, JEREMIAH JOHNSON. "MARY" JOHNSON, or ugh the devisees, distributees.

h.r.- a law nt Sid OerSOnS. Which devisees, distributees, heir at law other persons, if any thefe he. their names, are unknown to the plaintiffs, and all persons who have make any claim whatsoever as exeoitnis of administrators of any person who may he. deceased or who. living, does have any interest in premises described In the complaint herein, derived through the M.tSttrtl u.

rni n.rtiie, NORM PRITCHARD, MARIA INS. WILLIAM CORY. "EDNA tiorwivQ as to si a or F. the of of 4th. the the the comes from the War Department' biinR.

Pvt. Wallace Pfeffer Corp. John E. Roach Brin9s Message From Private Dreyfus "They're giving us hell now. bill re- we hope Id give it bark double." ported Pvt.

Robert J. Dreyfus at the beainnin? of the Tunisian drive, shorlh. oner by the Italians. rnvate Dreyfus was able to get message thtnucli via shortwave radio rTort. May 18 to his mother.

Mrs. Joseph Dreyfus of 115-29 203d St. Albans. At that time lie sa.d: 'Now in German prison eamp southern Germany. Don't worry.

am Will write as soon po'-ible His fa'her Is a te'eran of Hie la.st. war. in which lie sewed as a machinists mate first cla.ss. His mother was a yeomatiette. In pie-Pearl Harbor he worked in Wall St.

and later at. the Dr.lKG. POLLOCK Surgeon Dentist Brooklyn ri'iitiminl Thpalrs Build, nf Ont licht In t. TRIancle B. ri'RjIh A.

SutiwiT stsllnn 1. Netn St. ihwav Ktatlnn Osilr 0-ti Similar lll-l I I Home Canning Classes now forming To our customers whr arc interested in modern I I J2 Pvt. James P. Coporell "Wist I lllll I "i I'aiml Ml I III! is in i 1 trup anv tnip any, lirfl the it it th" uw.

if law to Min, and and or if the Slid i .1 Kit hens lie the "The Milky Way, comedy by Lynn Rlgga and Harry Clork, will be revived tonight by the New York Stock Company at the Windsor Theater, In the cast are Joey Faye, Lila Lee, Helen Gillette and Stanley Philips. Tonight Is the night. Every thing Is ready. The big top la up the calcium lights are ready to glow and Powera' elephant are agog. Larry Sunbrocks three-ring circus has Its premiere at the recently cre ated arena-parterre-seated tent on W.

50th between the Music Hall and the Roxy Theater. Sidney Kingsleya play of Thomas Jefferson, George Washington and Alexander Hamilton, "The Patriots," which won the Drama Critics' Cir cle award as the best play of the year, is now in its last three weeks at the National Theater. Opening on Jan. 29, it will have played 172 times at Its closing on Saturday evening, June 26. Max Gordon will open "Those Endearing Young Charms," the new play by Edward Chodorov, at the Booth Theater next Wednesday evening.

The play features Virginia Gilmore, a a Scott, Blanche Sweet and Dean Harens, "Tomorrow the World," at the Barrymore Theater, with Ralph Bellamy, Shirley Booth, Dorothy Sand and Sklppy Homeier in the leading roles, will play a special Independence Day matinee on Monday, July 5. FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY, plaintiff, against P. X. B.

REALTY. et al defendants. Pursuant to Judgment herein, dated Mav 10. 1943. 1 will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by MrGuinness Reilly, auctioneers, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange.

No. 1S9 Montague Street, Brooklyn, N. at 12 o'clock noon on the 11th day of June. 1943, the premises in Kings Countv. N.

as In said Judgment described, at the Intersection of th south side of Brighton Beach Avenue and the west side of East 4th Street; running south along Eaat 4th Street 93.58 feet, then west 22 feet, then north 90 29 feet to Brighton Reach Avenue, then east 22.26 feet to beginning. No. 324 Brighton Beach Avenue. Reference Is made to said judgment for a complete description of the mortgaged Dated, May 21. 1943.

THOMAS O'CONNOR. Referee. CULLEN at DYKM AN. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Montague.

Street Biooklvn. N. Y. m21-St KW NRW YORK SUPREME! COURT. KINGS COUNTY EAST BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK, plaintiff, vs.

FILUMENA FIOR1N0, et defendants. Pursuant to judgment of April 23. ISttt, I will sell at public auction, by FRED G. SCHAFER, auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn.

New York, at noon on June 25, 1943. the premises in said Borough, at the southeast corner of Throop and Flushing Avenues, being 25 feet wide on Flushing Avenue and in rear. 100 feet deep on Throop Avenue and on aide; side line parallel with Throop Avenue. Being the same premises described in Mortgage Libers S452. page 247, and 6073.

page 223, Kings County Register's office. JOHN J. M. SHEA. Referee.

PHILLIPS AVERY. Plaintiff's Attorneys, 1 Wall Street. New York City. Ie2-fit W4F SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY Prudence Securities Corporation, plaintiff, against Rose Harriet Chilton, et defendants.

Pursuant to judgment of foreclosure and sale dated the 28th day of Mav. 1943, I will sell at puhlic auction at the Rrooklvn Real Estate Exchange. 1S9 Montague Street. Brooklyn. New York, by Fred G.

Schaefer. auctioneer, on June 2oth. 1943. at 12:00 noon, mortgaged premises in Kings Countv, City and Stale of New York, distant 33 feet 4 inches northerly from the northerly side, of Midwood Street, measured along a line drawn parallel with New York Avenue from point on a northerly line of Mid-wood Street, distant 1,6 feet easterly from the intersection nf the said northerly side of Midwood Street and Hie easterly side of New York Ave-nuer running thence northerly along line dcawn parallel wilh New York Avenue and distant leel easterly therefrom. 16 feet ti inches: thence easterly parallel with the northerly side of Midwood Street and part of the distance through a parly wall (14 feet inches: thence southerly parallel with New York Avenue, 16 feet Inches; thence westerly parallel wilh the northet ly side of Midwood Street and part of the distance through a party wall 64 feet 6 inches to the point or place of heg inning.

Premises known as No. 19 Miami Court. TOGETHER with street rights. TOGETHER with easement- of ingress an degress. with fixtures and article of personal piop-ertv.

Dated: Brooklyn, New York MARTIN GREEN. Referee. 1e2-6t SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY Anna Bossong. plaintiff, against Calogero Amodeo a'ka Charles Amodco and others, defendants.

Pur.iuanl to judgment entered May 24. 1943. I will sell at public auc turn, bv C. V. McAlahon.

auctioneer, Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 1S9 Montague Street, Brooklyn. N. on June 18, 1943, at 12 o'clock noon, the mortgag-ed premises situate in Kings County, N. on the southeast side of Eldert Street. 150 feet southwest from the corner formed by the intersection of the southwest aids Wilson Avenue with Ihe southeast side of Eldert Street, premises being feet wide, front and rear, and 100 feet, deep on hoth sides, and more particularly described in said judgment.

Premises known as No. 2ifi Eldert. Streel, Brooklyn. N. Y.

Dated. Mav N. ANTHONY EQU ALE. Referee. rr-3t SUPREME OOTTKT.

KINGS COUNTY FRANCIS A. CARROLL, plaintiff, against CHARLES CETERO, et defendants. Pursuant to judgment herein, dated May IS. 1943 I will sell at public auction, by John A. Hartigan.

auctioneer, ai Brooklyn Real Estate Ex-change. 189 Montague Street. Brooklyn. New Yolk, on June mth. 1943.

12 o'clock noon, the premises in Brooklyn, New York directed by said judgment to be sold, situated on the easterly side of Lorimer Street distant SO feet southerly from the corner formed hy the intersection of Ihe easterly side of Lorimer Street wilh the southerly side of Riehard-son Street, being a plot 20 feet In width, front and rear, by 73 feet deep. Dated. Mav 2.ith. 1943. 1 CHARLES DR AGO.

Referee. CAH1LL AND ERASER. Attorneys for Plaintiff, 210 Btoadwav. Brook-lyn. N.

Y. ni2-6l SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY -RUTH GORDEN, plaintiff, against JAMES WALSH, et defendants. KRAKOWER PETERS. Plain-tiff's Attorneys, 306 Broadway, New York City.

Pursuant to Judgment herein dated April 261 h. 1943. I will sell at public auction, hy Elmer W. Donovan, auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 1K9 Montague Street, Brooklyn.

N. on the 23rd day of June, 1943. at 12 o'clock noon, the mortgaged premises directed by said judgment to be sold, situate In the Countv of Kings, City and Stats of New York, on the northerly side of 42nd Street, 140 feet west of 5th Avenue, being 2f feet 8 Inrhei In wd'h. fmnt and rear, and 110 feet inches depth on each side. ARTHUR W.

PROCTER. Referee. jf2-6t 8 a In be of the In. of 30. the 220 and on feet in can get it." Thank you again.

HELEN WORTH. Cat Is Offered Dear Helen Worth Do you know of any one who would like to have my cat half angora a beautiful thing? I find It necessary to give him away to some one who ha the proper place for him. I have found it necessary to go to business again and cannot care for him any more. C. O.

Letters forwarded. HELEN WORTH. Seeks New Frlendf Dear Helen Worth I am a single young man of 38. work In an out-of-town defense plant, coming home only weekends. Due to my work out of town, I have lost track of all my old friends.

I would appreciate It ever so much if through your column you could help me to find new friends. My Interests in Summer are boating, swimming, outdoors, movies, radio, etc, P. S. Letters forwarded. HELEN WORTH.

is a machinist, employed by the Long Island Railroad. Corporal Crotty was born In Liverpool, England, and Is 26. He enlisted In the Canadian Medical Corps in 1940. After this country declared war he transferred to the American forces. Corporal Crotty was graduated from the Valley Stream Central H.

S. and later took a course in merchandising in N.Y.TJ. Crotty has a brother, Reginald J. Crotty, who is in the navy. LEGAL NOTICES dated th 21at day of May.

1943. and iiipu wnn ine complaint in tne office of the Clerk of the County of Kings, at the Hall of Recordh. Fulton and Joralemon Streeta. In the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings.

City and State of New York, on the 21st day of May. 1943. This action was commenced by each of the plaintiffs to obtain a Judgment of this Court that the ther plaintiff and the defendanta. and each of them, and every person claiming from, through or under them, subsequent to the filing of the notice uf the pendency of this action or the judgment roll herein, be forever barred from all claim to anv estate or interest in the real properly of each of the plaint irfa herein, described in the complainL herein, and to secuie judgment that each of the plainlitfs be, and thai each of said plaintiffs is. the aole owner in fee simple absolute of the real property dcarribed in the complaint and alleged In he the real ornnprtv rt each of such plaintiffs.

The following is a description of the real property described in the complaint, concerning which this action is brought Property of plaintiff. J. CASALINO. All that certain lot. piece, or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings.

City and State of New York, hounded and riHUrriheri follows: BEGINNING at a point on the southerly side of Lorimer Street, distant 139 feet easterly from me corner rormen Dy tne inier-ec-lion of the southerly aide of Lorimer with the easterly aide of Marcv Avenue, running thence southerly parallel with Matey Avenue 101) feet the center line of the block, thence easterly along the said center line of the block 115 feet l'-i Inches, thence northerly parallel with Maji.y Avenue W0 feet to the southerly aide of Lorimer Streel, and Ihenc'e westerlv along the southerly aide of Lorimer un reel i', inrnej to the Point or olac ce or Property of plaintiff. NORMA RA-BINOWITJS: Ai, that certain lot. piece, or pan-el of land situate, Iving and being in the Borough of Rrooklyn. County Kings. Citv and Slide of New Yoik.

bounded and de-i-vrihed as follows: BEGINNING at point on the side of Lorimer Street disUlt 2M feet 14 inches easterly fron the corner formed by the inte section of the southerly side of Lorimer Street with the easterly side of Marcy Avenue: itlnnintr tlicnce sou herlv parallel with Marcy Avenue 00 feet to the enter of the hluck: tlicnce easterly alonu the said centtr line of the block S3 feet IV2 Inches: thence northerly parallel with Marcy Avenue 100 to the southerly side of Lorimer and thence westerly along the southerly side of Lurimer Stuci xa ii Inches lo the point jiltice of beginning. DK KYKIt AND TUAUB, Attorneys for Office and Pu.l Olfice Addrew, 16 Court Streel. Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York. m26-t THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, hv I he Grace of Ond flee and independent Tn MILLARD SMITH. SEND GREETING.

WHEREAS. ROGER L. WENSLEY. who resides al No. 2 Sutton Place, South, in the Borough of Manhattan.

ny of New Yor has presented a petition praying for a decree that a certain instrument in writing bearing dale day of June, 1940. relating to real and peifymal propeitv he dlllv proved as the last Will and Testament Edith Smith, lately lesiding al 1320 Dilroas Avenue, in the Ror-ouith nf Brooklyn. Citv of New York. NOW. THEREFORE, you and each you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate'' Court of the (oiintv of Kings, tn he held in Room at the Hall of Records, in the County of Kings, on the 19th dav of July.

at o'clock in the forenoon, why such decree should not be made. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. (Seal) WITNESS. Hon. FRANCIS TV McGAREY.

Surrogate of our said County, at the Bor. ciKh of Rrooklvn. in thefaid Countv, the 2Sth day of May, Iftttl. AARON JACOBY. Cleik of the Surrogate's Court.

Je9-4t SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY -HOME OWNERS LOAN CORPORATION, plaintiff, vs. VINCENZO MAGNO. et defendants. Pursuant to judgment dated June 191.1.

dulv entered. I will sell at puhlic auction lo the highest bidder bv Meyer Levin, aiictioi, er, at the Brooklyn Real Exchange. 189 Montague Street. Brooklyn. N.

on July inn. al 12 o'clork noon, premises in said lodgment directed to be sold with iniprovements thereon situate in County of Kings. State of New York, on the northerly side of Carroll Street, distant ISO feel westerly from corner formed by the intersection of Die northerly side of Carroll Street and the westerly side of 6th Avenue; premises heing 20 feet in width front nnd rear by 100 feet In depili on hoth sides, pari or through partv walls, known as 6'i3 Carroll Street more particularly desenhed in said Judgment herein referred lo. Dated, June 9. 1943.

UHHS WASSER Referee. LEO SLI'TZKY. Plaintiffs Attorney, fifi Court Street, Rrooklvn, N. Y. lefl.Ri WF SUPREME CURT.

KINGS COUNTY RUSHWICK SAVINGS RANK, plaintiff, against LOUIS SELDO-WITZ. et defendants. (Action 2.) Pursuant to judgment entered June 3d. 1943. I will sell ai public auction hy Thomas F.

Rurclnll, auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 1S9 Monlllgue St eel. Rrooklyn. N. on June aiith. al 12 o'clock noon, the mortcaged premiss situate in Kings County.

New York, on the north Mile of Meserole Street 2nd feet east nf Manhattan Avenue, premises being 25 feet wide front and rear and 10O feet deep on hoth sides, uniform In depth throughout and more particularly described in said judgment. Premise known as 13 Meserole Street, Brooklyn. New York. D'd. June 7th.

194S BERNARD SCHWARTZ je9-t a a nl of 2o at 3 only a prisoners' list Day aflr day, by official listing ud by short-wave radio from nemy countries, the nems trickles in. Just a name on a Government list, or Just a name by radio and the conventional words, in a strangely chanced but familiar voice: "I am feeling fine. If you hear this tell my mother and somewhere in fome home the surge of hope long deterred and almost abandoned becomes alive, Thus; Mony Report Broadcast By Private Beneventano "I am okay; am feeling fine. Ill vrt'e you soon. Any one who hears this plrsse notify mv mother at P8-61 5fi'h Brooklyn." said Pfc.

Frank A Beneventano in a shortwave broadcast from Germany April 24 The following days broupht 56 letters to Mrs. Beneventano. "They cam from all over the United Elates, from Massachusetts. Colorado. Arkansas, California everywhere," she said.

"I didn't know there were so many wonderful people. It marie me so happy I could cry." Private Beneventano was first reported missing last February, and then his mother was notified that he was In Italy. From there he was removed to Bavaria and has sin re been transferred again to Italy. Word of this was sent to Mrs. Beneventano from Vatican City.

Family Gets Address Of Private Pfeffer The parents of Pvt. Wallace Pfeffer of "88 Schenectady Ave. are busy now writing to their son. Up until today they had not been able to communicate with him. but the War Department has notified them of the camp in Germany where he is held prisoner.

Previously Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pfeffer had been in- formed that he was a prisoner in Italy. Private Pfeffer. who will be 22 on July 2.

enlisted last June and went overseas early in October. Family of Corporal Roach Hears He Is in Italy "We were notified that he was missing on March II and some time later that, was a prisoner in Italy. A letter from him came before he was captured, but about all he said was that he was 'fine'," said Mrs. Helen Reilly. 22-70 41st Astoria, of Corp.

John E. Roach, her brother. Corporal Roach --fered the army in January, 1942, at to sent overseas in the latter p.irt of the year. Previous to that, time he was employed in shipyard. Private Scolaro Waits Chance to Free Brother The Scolaro twins from 58th St are farther apart now than they I have ever been in thr.r 30 years Scolaro is a oner of the Japs.

Pvt. Michael Scolaro is somewhere in Pennsyl i I 1 I vania. He is quoted as that he ran hardlv wait to set to Japan and free Salvatore. taking toll of a many of brother's capiors happen to be around at the time. Privote Loonam Listed As Prisoner of Italy Pfc.

Oilber' D. Loonam of 204f.h ttas reprrtpd ro-dav bv the War as smonq those held prisoner bv Italy. Private Loonam. 2.1, entered the wrvife two j-rars ago ar.ri went overseas last September. Just be fore his mother as notified that he was reeeier a letter from him sayini lie hoped she wasn't worrying.

I've been very' busv, Keep your c'ntn tip." Brother Gets Letter From Private Caparell 'My ctks and I are doir.a ok.v was the iaff n-ord that Theodore Caparel! of 67 Wvokotf Ave re- reived from his brother. James. nox a prisoner of war in Itahv Theodore, the aliuon to the cross, said that thetr nun', e. Mo'-her Superior at. the Mo'tnt Tinos convent Greece, had sen' three rros.c.

mnlaming rnips of wood Irom the origin i Christ on Calvary to thetn and a third brothet. Thomas. The- bovs have alts-ays cherished crosses. The brothel have rot hoard from their parent, who rer'irrier! 1-0 Greece five icr. rr.

an. hst four years. ADVERTISEMENT WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- Without Calomel And You'll Jump Out ol Bed in th Morning Ririn to (a Tha liver should pour 2 hit juii-e into your howrls everv rilv. If bile is net flowind Ireely, ymir t'xi'i msy re' digest. It may just derav in the bewrls Thrn gas liloata Up your toma'-tl.

Veil ret ene- snpsted. You feel sour, sunk and the world ks punk. It these gied, nil Csr'e- T.i'i'e I.iver Pills to 't. these 2 pints of hi. rt-w It freely tn make ynu feel c-'t up a paekii" tndsy.

Tle A in msking hils t.i, A-'r fcx Cartar's Litut U'ar Filit. iff and 2h. can a in I I Johnson as they sing ond donee together in "Something for the Boys" at the Alvin Theater, LEGAL NOTICES File No. 32791943. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace of God free and independent To WILHELM JORGENSEN, if living, and any and all unknown oeraona whose names or parts of whose names, and whose place or places of residences are unknown, and cannot after diligent inquiry be ascertained, distributees hens at Inw or next of kin of said CARL JORGENSEN.

also known as CARL CHRISTIAN JORGENSEN. and If any of the distributees, heirs at law or next of kin of deceased, be dead, their legal representative, their husbands or wives, if any, distributees, and successora in Interest whose names or places of residence and post office addresses are unknown, SEND GREETING: WHEREAS, THOHVALD JORGENSEN. who resides at 51R fiSth Street. Brooklyn, New York, has presented a petition praying for a decree that a certain instrument in writing bearing date the 24th day of February. 1938.

relating to real and personal property, be duly proved as' the last Will and Testament of CARL JORGENSEN. also known as CARL CHRISTIAN JORGENSEN. lately re siding at No. 624 51st Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York. NOW.

THEREFORE, you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before out Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to be held In Room 25-A at I lie Hall of Records, in the County of Kings, on the 6th day of July. 194.1. al 9 30 o'clock 111 the forenoon, why such decree should not be made. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. (Seal) WITNESS.

Hon. FRANCIS D. McGAREY, Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, in the said County the 29th day ot May. 1943. AARON L.

JACOBY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. File No. 31071945. THE PEOPLE OF THE hf ATE OF NEW YORK, hy the grace ot God free and independent TO THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, and anv and all un known persons whose natnes and whose place or places ot residences are unknown and cannot after diligent in quiry he ascertained, distj ibutees.

heirs at law or next of kin of AGATA PLANIN. deceased, and if they be dead, their legal representa tives, then liusoanos or wives, it any. distributees- and successors In interest whose names and plaees of residence and Post Office addresses are unknown. SEND GREETING: WHEREAS, FRANK SCHUROA. who resides at 275 Schaefer Street, in the Borough of Rrooklvn.

Citv of New York and Stale of New York, has presented a petition pravmg fro decree that a certain instrument In writinc hearing date the ifitl, day of September, 1H12. relating lo real and property. be duly proved as the last Will and of AGATA PLANIN. lat. lv residing at No.

419 Chaunccy Street. In the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New Yolk. NOW. THEREFORE, ynu and each of you are hereby eited show cause before out Surrogate's Court of the County of Klines, lo he held in Room 2o-A at the Hall of Re, nils, in the County of Kings, on the 1st day of July, 1943. nl 9 3u o'clock Ihe forenoon, why s.n li Ur, should not he made.

IN TESTIMONY HER EOF. we have caused Ihe Seal of oor said Surrogate's Com I to he hereunto (Seal) WITNESS, Hon. Kit 'IS D. McGAREY. Hum.gnle nur said County, si ihe Rot.

ough of Brooklyn, the County ihe 29th dav of May. 1943. AARON JACOBY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court Je2-ll File No. 3718--1943 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OK NEW YORK, hy the grace ,,1 free and independentTo K.dith Sauna-Seymour.

Genevieve Sauna-Sev or, ur, Constance Gunther Kerr. Edith Hitt. Pnulin Gray Witherspoon. SEND GREETING: WHEREAS. Issac M.

Wheeler, -who resides at 27 Griswold Road. Rye. New York, and James- Kinghorn. who resides at 61 Lincoln Avenue. Rutherford.

New Jersey, have presented a petition praying for a decree that cei-tsin instruments in writing bearing date the 10th day of November. 1937, and the 12th day of March, 1910. hoth relating to real and personal property, duly proved as ihe last Will and Testament and Codicil thereto, respectively, of Bernard G. Gunther, lately residing at No. ISO Henry Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, City nf New York.

NOW. THEREFORE, you and each you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, lo be held In Room 2.1-A, at Ihe Hall of Records. In the County of Kings, on tile 21th dav of June. 1943. at 9.30 o'clock in the forenoon, why such decree bhouid not be made.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the seal Surrogate's Court to he hereunto affixed. (Seal) WITNESS. Hon. FRANCIS D. McGAREY.

Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, in the said County, the 20th day of May, 1943. PERCY T. STAPLETON. Clerk of the Surrogate's Courl. m2fi-4t FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY EDITH SYBIL WHITEHOU.SE, JAMES CORDON DOUGLAS s-iri SHERMAN DAY, as Trustees under Will of William P. Douglas, deceased, for the benefit of Jatm Gor. don Douglas. plaintiffs. against NICOLA MASCIAF.ELLI, and others, defendants.

Pursuant lo Judgment enleted here. dated April 27, 1943. I will sell al public auction, by Irving Hirsch, auc. iioneer. at Brooklyn Real Estate F.v- change.

189 Montague Street, Borough Brooklyn, New York Cily. on June 1943, at 12 o'clock noon, the prem-ises dit cried by said Judgment to he sold, wilh the buildings and Improve-mcnls thereon, situated In the Borough of Brooklyn, New York Citv-. ori northeasterly side of 67th Street, feel southeasterly from 17th Vve. nue, 2.1 feet 6 Inches in width front rear by 100 feet 3 Inches In depth each side, running part of the lance tlN-ough pa'dy wall on the northwest side, said premises heimr known as No, 1727 Street together with easement over northwesterly 4 of premises adjoining on 'the southeast and suhtect to ea.sement over southeasterly 4 feet of the premise- together with street rights. If anv, nil more particularly descrlhed in the aforesaid judgment: together with fixtures and articles sMsched to or conne, lion wilh the premises, Dstrd.

7. 1943. WILLIAM J. WILSON Refer-e J7-6t MW 1 I I 1 I I et in H. fur I.

tnih Street. Now Onn Shore nlnnera Muir and Oanclni. fat OOonnell. I'rea. Mar.

FORECLOSURES -THE BOWER? SAVINGS BANK. plaintiff, v. FANNIE OUSHANSKY. et defendants. CADWALADER.

WICKERSIIAM i TAFT. Plaintiff's Attorneys. No. 14 Wall Street, New Yolk Cily. Pursuant to judgment entered Man 27, 1913.

I will sell at public auction at the Exchange Salesroom. No 13 Montague Si reel, Rrooklvn. New York, on June 29, 1913. hv THOMAS F. BURCHILL.

auctioneer, th premises directed hy said judgment to lie sold, which premises are situated in Kings County and briefly described as' follows: The premises situated on Ihe north westerly side of Ray 32nd Street. 40fi' 11" northeasterly from ihe corner formed "bv the intersection of tha northwesterly side of Bay 32nd Street with the northeasterly side of I'topsev Avenue, being 24' fr In front and in the rear and having a depth on earh side 93' said premises being known as No. 190 Bay 32ud Street, Brooklyn. Together with an easement or right Of way over the southwesterly 4 of the premises adioinmlr 011 the northeast lo he' used as a driveway for pleasure automobih onlv. logemer with all fivlitres and articles of personal then or thereafter attached lo or used in connection with the premises.

Said premises will he sold suhiect to state of facts shown on suivev made by R. L. Williams. dated Muni! 12. 1921, and lo any facts a re-daltng thereof would show: suhiect the driveway easement affecting th not tlieasterly 4' of the premises heing forerlosod herein: and subject tonights, if anv.

to maintain electr liL'ht wires in the air over the premise and at 'ached lo the corner of tin house tie-reon. recited in Liher 4R3I of Conveyances, page 4H1, nnd Liher 5218 of Oonveyanres. page 2G6. Dnled, New York. N.

June 191.1. JOSEPH F. HANLEY. Referee. JeS-6ITuW SUPREME COURT OF THE STATS OF NEW YORK, COUNTY OF KINGS HOME OWNERS' LOA.V CORPORATION.

plaintiff. against LOLETTA C. GRIFFIN, et de-lenibinls. Index No. 1 4748-1912.

FREDERICK W. Si'HOLEM. Attorney for Plaintiff, 10 East 4111I1 Street. New York Cit. Pursuant to a judgment entered on May 2Mh.

1913, I will sell al public, auction, at Ihe Brooklyn Real F.sta; Exchange. 189 Montague Street. Rnr- ough of Brooklyn. Citv of N-w York, on the day of June. 1943, at jj i noon, hy H.

Louis Hollander, auel joneer. the with trn-i pro- sillialed in the Borough Ri ookli-n. County of Kings. S'ai of New York, on the northwestei lv (otnei of Kth Stteet and Colonial Road. The premises heing 28 feet in wulih In front and tear and 140 feet.

10'. depth on eael) side, desenhed as street number 99 Rth Street, and more fully des, rihed in said judgment. Dald. Rrooklyn, New York, Jun 7th, 1913. OSCAR Referee.

Jr9-SI Wa-9 SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTT -THE LINCOLN SAVINGS RNK QJRWKLYN, against NATHAN? RYSHAK. et al. Pursuant to Judgment herein, I will sell at public auction, hy n. Louis HolUnder.

auitioiieei, at Brooklyn. Real Estate Exchange. S9 Montagu Hiooklvn, N. on June Willi. al 12 01 lock noun, premises in Brooklyn, beginning at a point on th eagerly sKe Nosirand Avenue, distant 111! (e.t northerly from Ihe corner 10 oieu ny intersection or the east-cily side of No.nraud Avenue and Ih northerly side of Lonux Road; run-rung thenr.

easterly parallel with Lenox Road and pait of tha distant- thtough a parly wall 79 feet 8 Inches, niore less to easterly side of Section a4: tlienre northerly parallel with Nos-trand Avenue 20 feet: along easterly side of Section 54. A. S. Robbins Map: thence westerly again parallel with Lenox Road and part of the distance through another party wali 79 feet 64 inclus more or to the essterlv aid of Nosirand Avenue, and thence south-eily along the easterly side of Nosirand Avenue 20 feet to the point or place of heginning. EDWARD J.

S. FARRELL. Tleferee. Je9-tit WS SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY Jules- W.

Goldschmldl and Herman Rachraeh. as Trustees, etc plaintiffs, against Albert Conrad, et defendanta, P.ACHRACH. RACHRACH PIS. OYER. Plaintiffs' Attorneys, Mon-Ingue.

Street, Rrooklyn, New Yorlt 'Pursuant lojitdgmenl herein dsiel June 1st 1913 I will sen auction, by G. MrMaimn. auc. change .189 Moniagite Street. Rorough 23rd.

19(3 at 12 o'clock noon, prein-Ises In Borough situated on th di'. 31th Street 82 feet south of Avenue J. runnin thence north eW. 1 32 1..1 otreet. Avenue .1.

100 feet: (hence south 1 East 34tlt Street. parallel feet In. Il TAPPEN'S Km mens Avenue at and a la Carte. Edward Goldsand. FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURTTlcLeHHfT'OUNTY THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OE AMERICA, plaintiff.

against MAURICE B. -I el defendants. CLARK REYNOLDS, Plaintiff's Attorneys, 0U Wall Street. New York. N.

Y. Pursuant to duly entered herein, dated Mav IMtli, 1913. I will sell at puhl.c suction, hy LEO J. GOLDBERG, auctioneer, at Rrooklvn Real Estate ENchaiitre, IS'J Muntaiitie Street. Brooklyn.

N. at twelve o'clock noon on June II. 1943. the mortitaped premises in Kings County. City and State of New York, described in and directed by judgment 10 he.

sold, situated on the easterly side nf l.ith Avenue, SO feet 2 inches south of 44th Slreet. 20 feet in width front and rear hy 74 feet 9 inches In depth on each side, side lines running- parallel to 41th Street, the northerly line running partly through a party wall: together with the benefits and suhiect lo the burden ot an easement or right of way contained In Instrument rec-corded In Kings County Register's office in Liher of Conveyances, pige 2S9. Premises known as 44uf lotll Avenue. Brooklyn, N. and more particularly described in said judgment.

Dated. Mav 24. 1943. G. GARY SACSA.

Referee 11121-St MAW SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY THE BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK, plain" if r. against ROSE GRASSO. and otli- rs. defendants.

SNEDEKER SNEDEKER. Plaintiffs Attorneys. I(i4 Stteel, Brooklyn, New York. Pilr-'llant to entered here in on 2Mtt, 3 la 13. I.

the undersigned, referee 111 said judgment named, will sell at public auction, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange U9 Montague Street. Borough of Brooklyn. Countv of Kings. Citv and State uf New York, al 12 o'clock noon on Ihe 2Sth day of June. 1943.

hv Mr-Guinness 6 Reilly, auct ioneei the premises directed hy said judgment to lie sold, namely: ALL hat certain lot of land, wilh the improvements thereon, eituated in ihe Borough of Ilrooklvn, County of Kilns, City and Slate of York, fl oliling 18 feel i inches on Hie southwesterly aide of Stllh Steel, limine- 111 most easterly corner feet niches noi thwesterly from the turner formed hy the intei seel ion uf the northwesterly side of Bay Street ifornielly 17th Avenilel with the side of Ktith St-eet. and liaung a uniform depth of 8(1 feet on ti side, aaid sides running parallel Willi Hay 15th Street and partly lluullgh party walls: heing known as and hy the street numher 86'ti Xtieri; (reference heing made to lite iiiiVinenl on file herein for fuller de. SriipMoliI: together with tiglii. tide and in'- iest of ihe mortgagor in and 10 ihe land lying in Rfith Stteel in ifioiit of and adioming said piemisrs tn Ihe enter line thereof tneother with all fixtures and articles of net. ptoperty attaehed to or used in nuinertion with Ihe premises.

Dal'd. June 7. 1943. JOHN M. WILSON.

Referee. IrT-KlMA SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY -HY RIDGE SAVINGS BANK. Plaintiff, against ISABELLA T. SANDS, etc.

et defendants. J-iirsuani to judgment herein dated May 22, 1913. I will sell at public auc. ion hy Nathaniel Shuter, auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 1S9 street, Riooklvn. N.

on June 1913. at 12 o'clock noon. Ihe promises in Rrooklvn. N. situated on the westerly fide of 3d Avenue (X( eel wlflel.

til feet Solllh Of 79th Street, being 2u feet ri and roar by 100 feci deep. Dated, June 9, 1943 JOSEPH A. Tl'OZZO, feferee. SMITH rtEIHER. Attorneys for Plaintiff, Court Biooklvn' Jed-fli WiF SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY -ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH of NVS J'laintiff. vs. .,19 4TJi AVENUE ION defendants. Notice of Sale Pursuant to ft Judgment of fore.

closure and sale dated nnft I and duly entered herein. 1 will seli at EstHte Exchange. Montague gtree'i BruoUyri. kings Countv. New York on the 2nd day of July.

1913. at li clock In the forenoon, the premise, said judgment due, ted lo he sold with the improvements thereon situate in Biouklyn. Kings Couniv New York being on the smith side of Ave-nue I lu.tani no We-t of ihe southwest comer of Avenue and West ft Mreet, heitm a plot 2INHH1 and known as Numher I'M Avenue, V-i Paitirularly des, 1 1 bed in said judgment. Dated, June 9 19(3 AUGUST M. GULLOTA.

Referee, Jc9-tll WAF SUPRFMK COURT. KINGS COUNTY BANK OF IK YORK, plaintiff, agiinsi CAROLINE HORST, et al. defendant lo Judgment dated May 191,1, will at rhe Rrooklyn Leal Male Exchange, S( Montague Brooklyn. N. on June 21st.

j'h3. el 12 o'clock noon, by WILLIAM Ks.lD. auctioneer, premises In Uiooklyn. N. fronting 40 feet on toe southwesterly side of Coleman Street and extending southwesterly mvform depth of UK) feet, the southeasterly side of which is 301) feet northwesterly from and parallel with Avenue fnow known as Oitentin Roadl.

Premises known as- 1646 Coleman BrooMyn, N. Y. Daled. Mav 27lh. 1943 RAYMOND McGROVKR.

BPYER H. rENDRY FUintVff iTt. 'oinv, 1013 Gatea Rrooklvn. Y. m28 tit FVvv 1 Mnv I.

VOtlNG MAR II FT H. STONE. GEORGE WING "ANN" WING. SIEGFRIED SEIDLER. "BETTY" SETDLER EM I AH JOHNSON.

"MARY lOIISSON. or any of them, or through the devisees, distributees or mpthorit nf ranninT vpcr. fk.vdvnts in THIS ACTlt Jin. mooh oi canning ve0- YVn: are hereby summoned rtnhlr! anrl fruit WP answer the Complalnl In IMs a- i ana nun, we in- un ni (n fprvs ft roy yriur vitn vnti tn rotrleler answer, or. If the complaint Is not.

uu OU 10 register, with this summons, to serve ii.i.:a iietiee nf appearance. on the at law of any of said namen linen? whirh persons. If any there mid their nnmes. are unknown to niHiutiffs, end others, defendants, -rr TtK AROVR NAMED DE- Attorneys within twenty Jlovt lllt.i Hie service of this stlm-lv nf the d'v of serv- exclusive ot the or answer. JudKine.n wdl fie taken against you by dcfnul for the d.msnded -yiint.

D.ited Rrooklyn, New Yot City, Mav Huh. 1343. DREVER AND TRAt.TB. Altornevs for Plaintiffs. Office and Poll (irtice lre-s 16 Court Street.

Borough of Ilrooklvn. City of New York. To THE ROVE NAMED DE-FEN NTS TN THIS ACTION- The foregoing Summons i served upon vou hv puhll'-atlcn. pursuant to an order Hen. Franni G.

Hooley. cm al Ux Justice ol Uii Court. Diuiupuy D.yjTiail.SOinai, wc may Keen tne classes I Small eilOURh tO give VOU i- 7. i individual attention. KINGS COUNTY LIGHTING CO.

740 FOURTH AVENUI Hm SarWca Pprawaf line -feel 3 niches lo the hevm. an raaement agreement 5 Llhci 43.14 of nacre 494 Together woh street rmh'. CLARENi-E Referee. Je2 (P.