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16 BROOKLYN EAGLE, FEB. 20, 1951 10KOT to JIMMY MURPHY'S COLUMN Unbeaten Fives Clinch Crowns Barriers Arise In Coaches' Strike Further difficulties arose yesterday to stall the coaches even if the Arthur S. Meyer report released last week is put into effect. The executive committee of the Coachts Association met at Brooklyn Tech and thrastied out the defects in the report as they apply to the coaches. The coaches seem satisfied I asaeeaeaMeMBMeMBMBMaeeeeaaeeMeMeiiaaavjaMS!) N7 In C.Y.O.

League Boro Quintets In Quarter-Final Of Club Tourney Flatbush Boys, Navy Yard Take First-Round Encounters Brooklyn's only two entrants, St. Barbara, St. Teresa Run Streak to Fourteen In Senior Division with the $350 and $1,025 pay in i crease given them as teachers Unbeaten St. Barbara and St. grievances.

Some of the pressing problems are edequate pay for coaching, payment for ju nior high school coaches, payment fur such sports as tennis, rifle, handball, fencing and others." the Flatbush and Navy Yard Teresa added second-half laurels to their previously annexed Boys Clubs, advanced into the irst-half honors in the Senior quarter-final round of the Met Division of the C. Y. O. Basket ropolitan Boys Club Workers ball League. St.

Barbara ex Association tourney at the Flat but deplored the Meyer Report's action on the coaching problem. The executive committee felt that the 15 percent raise was inadequate, that coaches of sports such as tennis, rifle, handball and fencing, along with junior high school coaches, were still left unpaid by the report. The coaches will attempt to iron out all this with Dr. William Jansen, superintendent of schools, before Saturday's coaches meeting at tle Herald-Tribune Auditorium. Manhat tended its winning streak to 14 bush Boys Club last night.

Both teams will play their quarter a row in the East New York Section by routing St. Martin Boro Fighter in Draw Holyoke, Feb. 20 (U.R) Featherweights Charlie Ti-tone, of Brooklyn, N. and Harry La Sane, 130, of Houston, fought a 10-round draw last night in the feature bout before 1,121 fans Tours, 8( 61, and St. Teresa clinched the Central Section final round contests next Monday at the Flatbush Boys Club.

The Navy Yard Boys Club won its first round match by edging out the Jefferson Boys frown with 14 successive tri umphs by defeating St. Francis at the Valley Arena. Xavier, 520. Club of Manhattan, 7371, and the Flatbush Boys Club tan, at 11 a.m. Frank Leale and Tony were the scoring aces for St.

trimmed its first round oppo 1 1m li JLbbA Through Bill Hirzler. presi Barbara with 24 and 22 points, dent of the Coaches Associa respectively. Dick Daly and Power led St. Teresa with 11 100 WOOL! 4 I TEAM jr? Jackets JpM I Mad to Orier 1 fMjfk iai I FM Weal I'-vFA 4a I ae ealra warnitb tion, this statement was issued following the meeting: Text of Statement points each. Sacred Heart-St.

Stephens and nent, the lronbound Boys Club of Newark, 9650. Winning Basket Joe Russo's basket in the final three seconds of play won for the Navy Yard Boys Club. Joe Russo and Aigotti Trizza led the Navy cagers with 19 The executive committee of St Fortunata scored Junior Di the Coaches Association after a closer study and scrutiny of the vision successes, bacrea Heart conquered St. Thomas Aquinas, 3320, and St. Fortunata, Rf Uil Arthur h.

Meyer Report notes that it reveals startling inequi paced by Kraysankos with 16 TERRIFIC DISCOUNTS ON and 16 points, respectively. Frank Dentico, who caged 35 markers, tied the game for Jef ties and that the high school and Corsi with 15, edged out Our Lady of Loreto, 46 45. JUMP SHOT John Starros of the Navy Yard Boys Club sets his sights on the basket and scores with a jump shot which Don Tierno of the Jefferson Boys Club was unable to stop at the Flatbush Boys Club last night. The Navy Yard Boys Club edged out Jefferson Boys Club, 73 71, in the final seconds of play in the Metropolitan Boys Club basketball tourney. Eagle Sports Picture teacher has taken it on the ir BASEBALL UNIFORMS AWAna SWEATERS chin again.

In the Grammar School Divi The entire coaching problem sion bt. Matthew's conquered ferson Boys Club at 7171 with eight seconds remaining. Arnold Ring, with 19 and Jack Schmeltz and Seymour Rosdeitcher with 18 each, were Peter Claver, 4934, Guu- had been side-tracked and no satisfactory recommendation has been maMe to settle their Near Itrecbt Avr. rino scoring 20 tallies; Nativity toppled St. Matthew's, 248; the scoring aces for the Flat Queen of All Saints outscored St.

Cecilia, Aquinas Cagers Register Sacred Heart-St. Stephen's, 30' St. Cecilia and St. Thomaslsored Hallissey-McGuire Me- bush Boys Club. It was the 20th straight victory for Flatbush on its home court.

The lineups: Flatbush Boys Ciuol lronbound Boys Club 25, and Holy Name dupli-! ated the feat, 2511; St. Rose Lima bested St. Francis of IN BOXING TOURNEY Brooklyn will be represented by two strong competitors in the light heavyweight division of the Middle Atlantic Interservice boxing championships at Fort Myer, from tomorrow night until Feb. 24, inclusive. Titlists will be crowned in eight divisions.

One hundred boxers are entered. The local lads who are scheduled to put up their dukes against all comers for the coveted diadem are Sgt. Albert McDowere and Pfc. Wesley G. Hawley, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Gordon Hawley of 208 Van Buren St. McDowere, a six-footer, will compete for the H. S. Co.

of the 94th E. C. B. of Fort Belvoir, Va. He tips the beam at 172 pounds.

The 22-year-old Hawley is a former student of Boys High and has been boxing for two years, and boasts eight important victories. He will exhibit his prowess for the 7011 ASU, Detachment 2 of Fort Myer. The boroughite, known as Bear, is 5-10 and weighs 171 pounds. Although he fought only 1j times during his two years of amateur boxing, he was able to gain the Military District of Washington light heavyweight diadem earlier in the year. IN WORLD'S PLAY H.

Lawrence, executive secretary of the New York Table Tennis Association, informs us that John Somael of 416 Sheffield this borough, will represent the United States in the world's singles tourney to be held in Vienna, Austria, from March 2 to March 11. His teammates will be Martin Reisman and Douglas Cartland of Manhattan. Somael, a product of East New York Vocational High School, has ranked among the top five in this country for the past 10 years. He captured the national singles laurels in 19-44 and the national doubles honors twice, in 1945 and 1948. According to Lawrence, John has to his credit the most amazing match victory record in the history of the sport.

In the final match of the 1944 competition he was down to Les Lowry of Boston, 20 to 13, in the fifth and final game. To the complete astonishment of the gallery, Somael came from behind to register the next nine points and eventually cop the premier honors, 22 20. TO REMEMBER DEAD The Who's Who of local basketball will be out in force at the Memorial High Mass of Requiem of the Catholic Basketball Veterans in the St. Vincent's Home chapel, Boerum PI. and State Washington's Birthday, at 10 a.m.

The deceased stars of the old Catholic League wilr be remembered at the Mass. Dave Soden is chairman of the occasion. Chairman Luke Wilson of the 22d annual Metropolitan Catholic High School invitation basketball tourney billed for the Columbus Caseys' grand ballroom, 1 Prospect Park West, March 2, 6, 8, 13, 16, 19, has announced that three more schools have entered the girls' foul shooting contest, an innovation this season. They are St. Joseph's School of Brentwood, L.

St. Angela Hall and St. Francis Xavier Academy. St. Joseph's hasn't filed the names of its competitors as yet.

St. Angela Hall's standard-bearers will be Joan and Eleanor Chaya, while St. Francis Xavier will pin its hope of wininng the Tablet Trophy on Frances Bisety and Katherine Donegan. OLD RIVALS CLASH When those archrivals of New England athletics. Holy Cross College Crusaders and Boston College Eagles, collide in the Worcester auditorium tomorrow evening, several Brooklyn boys will renew a feud of their own.

That will be particularly true of Tom Deegan, erstwhile St. Augustine's luminary now residing in Springfield Gardens, one of the mainstays of the Eagles, and Jim Kielley, a product of St. Michael's High School. Dick Fitzgerald of this borough will also resume an old rivalry of high school days with Genie Mann of the Crusaders, who grew up with Dick and Al McGuire in the Rockaways and did his stuff for Textile High. Among the stellar members of the Adelphi College swimming team are Leonard Fuchs, who prepared at Far Rock-away; George Cutsogeorge, New Hyde Park; Bob Clark, Hol-lis, and Andy Tatum of Malverne.

RECORD IN JEOPARDY A new record is likely to be set when Don Kinney, Loughlin; Jack Hennessey, Cardinal Hayes; Mike Ward, Iona Prep; Claude Tyson, Rice, and Bruce Williams, St. Francis Prep, clash in the trial heats of the 105-yard breaststroke in the C. H. S. A.

A. city swimming championship meet in the Columbia University pool tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. The finals are down for Friday night in the same natatorium. Aquinas of Flatlands scored jmorml basketball tourney at one-sided victories and pained ithe 0. L.

P. H. Parish Club last Assisi, 3418; Holy Cross de P. T. P.l 2 28 feated St.

Thomas Aquinas of Layden The tourney, held in bracket in thei night 1 7 Chai SPORTSMEN! Flatlands, 3219, and Sacred honor of John Hallissey and second annual O. P. Heart-St. Stephen edged out St. Augustine's, 2219.

(I 12 1 Smith 0 OiCullcn 0 0 McOovsm 1 Smith 1 7i8tanloy 1 19iHelr 0 4IMcOrath 4 1 1 7, 2 IB; 0 4 0 0 The lineups: Billy McGuire, both killed injg'rt World War II, continues to- night with Holy Trinitv mi. a i "VACATION SHOW Catholic U. Drops Football From Schedule SENIOE DIVISION St. Francis Xavier 8t. Teresa oi, i nomas Aquinas or iin Brien A a in fiivt.t'Annl iYi'itvh Lcwche FEB.

T7 thru 25 Washington, Feb! 20 (U.R) ill 111 ill, 1 VUI1U 111U bWl Totals 43 10 961 Totals 1 Catholic University, once an Nsvy Yard Boyi Club! Jefferson Boys Club eastern gridiron power, dropped P. r. p.i St. Cecilia trimmed St. Fortunata, 7147, and St.

Thomas Aquinas of Flatlands eliminated St. Brendan's, 55 47. The lineups: V. Russo Clement varsity football today due to an 3 35 0 0 4 4 3 13 expected drop in male enroll Bait Fly Casting Exhibitions Log Rolling i Canoe. Tilting Retrieving Dogs Tank Show State Exhibits Newest in Sports Equipment for fh Finf Tim in Utw York! LIVE TROUT POND lor Public Pishing HOURS: II A.M.-II P.M.

daily, incl. Feb. 22 Sundiyl, Feb. II I 25 12 noon-10 P.M. 0 2 I 2 lOlDenttco 1 0 Oe Lura I 1 lSiBrlianUno 0 I 4 14.Beloi 2 16iTlerno 2 14 0 0 Totals ment next Fall.

St. Thorn. Aqui. Flat St. Brendan's 1 17 J.

Ruiso Lombardl Starros Trliia Dollposa Margaronie ICt tt 1C Athletic Director Ed Lafond O. G. P. P. Ounnlnt-tuuD 1 3 SIKvana 5 4 14 Ooleman 0 1 1 Hynn 1 3 Boer 3 1 TCMlhan 1 1 3 Power 3 1 HIKeina O0O Hammond 1 0 2IJliukr 1 2 Shannon 4 3 10 Cavallarra 3 4 10 Daly 4 3 11 PettU 0 4 4 Oreeniield 0 0 Harler 3 1 3 Total! 30 12 52 Total! 11 18 40 St.

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FUChl 3 0 Ratal! 6 2 14 Nolan 3 3 7Kuctllnca 17 Pavarra 10 2 22 Rippily 5 1 11 Lea, 10 4 24 Tut. 14 2 1 5 Orlando 5 1 lllLa Touratl 1 0 2 Tnmolo 0 3 10 2 Dl Mlcell 0 0 0 Retail! 3 4 10 Caplwlll 1 0 2, Haai 2 1 5, Amalo 3 0 6 Uaran 0 0 0, Total! 38 14 89 Total! 24 13 81 Helm Oallano Crllly Gllmirtin Dchtrly said the sport might be resumed 30 11 71 O. r. P. DllaV'all a 1 5 14'Lura 1 1 5 '5 LVMcAlffr 1 fl 1 5 TMorUrty 7 7 1 2 4Pir.ii 0 0 7 1 15 Lom 3 2 fl 0 OIRlizl 0 0 0 0 if the school gets some kind A naj ci cn a-w i en i Smith 10; AmnlAiirc rtt frnuA ehm.

i i A inwu wimuivn arvtr I A intit of military training program Three Brooklyn fighters will 18 11 47 pictures! Totals 19 17 551 Total! St. if the mobilization changes. be starred in special bouts on St. Cecllli Catholic a member of nvhn Fortunate 0. F.

P. 1 1 3 2 0 4 .10 6 I 0 2 LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES the Mason-Dixon Conference, cumminn the A. A. U. boxing show at the Ridgevvood Grove tomorrow night.

Eight five-rounders make up the card, starring Frankie Pulgiano of South Drooklyn, 0 2 2' Cutoio 2 0 4'Ferraaa 5 5 15 DeVllo 4 0 6 4 lfi Ptcclnninl 2 1 51 Cornell be said Court dropped varsity football durinDi.ti. 1.1 29 1 1 3 JUNIOR DIVISION Sacred Stapnenl World War II. It resumed theit St. Thomaa Aqulnaa Fllf No. 4'i99-1943 THE PBOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace of God free and independent.

Consul General of Norway at New York. Lotte Jnhan-ncsen, BerKit Judith Larsen. Kagn-hild Rokseth, SEND GREETING: 0 0 0 P. 1 Corn 4 201 sport on a non-scholarship basis b-Donneii a who has won five of his last 0 2 Oambcllo Allario hereunto arftxed. (Seal) WITNESS.

Hon. E. IVAtf RUBENSTEIN. Surrogate of our said County, at the Bor ouirh of Brooklyn, in tha said County, the 2M day of January 1951. AAROtf L.

JACOBY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. ja30-4t TU in 1047. 1 I Tlai, is is 47isix bouts. 27 17 7l Tolata Vltaa-Uano WHEREAS.

HYMAN WANK Pub Schlmpa Schlano lic Administrator. Kiii(s County, with an office in the Municipal BulldinK. 4 M. Devita 6Sanioro 0 Farrell 4 Ruddy 2Devlma 2 1 Peterson 8 Cestart Devita aiCoatallo 3l Bootto Scotto Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York, has presented his account as Administrator of Johan Johansen Boro's Golden Girl on Ice Dlmanao Uerolla nka johan E.

Johnnesen. deceased. Vttalllo lately residing at No. Ml 5 Sth Avenue, in the Rorouth of Brooklyn. County SUPPLEMENTAL CITATION THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace of dd free and independent.

Tu Mary Smith, Catherine Drennan. Ellen Campion, now known as Ellen F. Johnston, Brldcet FitzDatrick. William Campion. Total! 15 3 33 Totala Bt.

Fortunata of Kings. City and State of New York, and a petition praying that bis account mav be judicially Our Lady ol Loreto u. li P. I 4 4 NOW THEREFORE, vou and each Philip Campion and any and all unknown Dersons whoe names or nartil Daatilo 1 0 2 Luongo 0 Corel 7 1 l-VPollo 1 of you are hereby cited to show cause of whose names, and whose place or before our Surrogates Court or the County of Kings, to be held at the 2 0 1 0 0 0 Han ol Kecoras. in me County or places of residence are unknown, and cannot, after diligent Inquiry, be ascertained, distributees, heirs at law and next of kin of said Edward An 3iorlneo 0 0 Krayaankoa 3 -0 IS Sentanfelo 3 JoaLomba'o 0 0 0Paminl 2 John Lomb'o 0 0 3 Mando 1 1 Sjuarantello 2 Ruaao 3 0 6 Peace I 1 01 Badarol 2 0 4: Kings, on the 6th day of March.

1951, at 9:30 o'clock In the forenoon, why 4 IS thony Campion, also known aa toward A. Campion, and if any of ths such settlement should not be had. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the Seal of our paid Surrogate's Court to be said distributees, heirs at law or next of kin of deceased, be dead, their legal Totali 17 12 4SI Total! SCHOOL DIVISION (Seal) hereunto aimed. WITNESS, Hon. E.

IVAN RUBENSTEIN. Surrogate of GRAMMA I St. 81. Matthew's Peter Claver o. P.I o.

3 1 7 Miller BMety 4 1 our aaid County at the Bor-oiifrh of Brooklyn, In the aid County, the 22nd day January. 1951. AARON L. JACOBY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.

ja30-4t Tu 1 0 Arnell 0 4IHolmea 0 0 4RlchardM 0 0 20. Randolph 0 8 1 Tardo 3 0 6 0 10 Qua rino representatives, their husbands or wives, if any. distributees and successors in interest whose names andor places of residence and post office, ate unknown. SEND GREETING: WHEREAS. Jeremiah Campion, who resides at 80-08 19th Jackson Heights.

New York, has presented a petition praying for a decree that certain Instrument in writing, relating to real and personal property, be duly proved as the Last Will and Testament of Edward Anthony Campion, also known as Edward A. Campion, lately residing at No. 1104 Lorimer Street. In the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York. NOW.

THEREFORE, you and earh of you are hereby cited to show causa before our Surrogate's Court of the. County of Kings, to be held in tha Durkin Kelly No. 9184S File THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF )PLE 16 1 34 bv the grace of God NEW YORK. Total! 24 1 481 Totali St. Mattbew i NatlvKy I F.

Slate Tech Five Halts Slide O. P. I 1 0 free and independent. TO: Attorney General ol the State of New York. Stale Tax Commission and the hue-band.

"John" Ryan, if any. the name "John" being fictitlotu, and the next of kin. if anv. of Nellie or Helen T. 0 0 Curran Beat Licata lnaofll Edward! Spearheading the Alumni at 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 0.

Blaity SIAmell 1, far do OiCiuerlnoe 2iDurkln 7 Kelly SiDlani 01 Kyan. wnose name or names and whose place or places of residence are unknown and cannot after due diligence be ascertained, and anyand tack was George Freun, a for Lotiri Kooni at tne nail or necoras. The New York State Tech Varsity five came from behind in the fading minutes to snap Until Amsdea a in the County of Kings, on the 28th Ollder day of February. at 9:30 o'clock all unknown persona interested in Lalemena mer "All Conference" star, with 23 points. Bob Lee was runner-! up with nine points, a member of the M.

J. C. C. and N. Y.

S. a five-game losing streak at the the estate of Nellie or Helen 1. ityan. deceased, as creditors, next of kin or otherwise. SEND GREETING 4 24 Total! 10 Totals expense i of the Alumni last in tne imenoun.

wnv sucn aecre should not be made. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, wn have caused the Seal of otir said Surrogate's Court to hereunto affixed. 4 0 8 St. Stephen O. F.

P. Sacred Ht. don the Brooklyn Ice Palace WHEREAS. FuBltc Aamintairaior. Kings County, with an office In the Queen of All Saints O.

F. Municipal tsunaing. Boroumi 01 ona where at nine she first learned nicfht, 62 of), at the Brooklyn Tech gym. The game was tied times. The "grads" were held 4 2 10 10 2 ork.

has presented! D' Amato Vertuol Institute tourney champs. The lineup: lyn City ot New his account as Adm as to skate under the cloak of Wll Administrator or nui Fox Larava Palmer Wershtnf Sonja Klopfer Tries For World Figure Title This Weekend LIE OR HELEN T. RYAN, deceased 1 2 4 I 5 7 10 2 uulotta, Scotto Marino scoreless in the last three min latelv rcilri nir li NO. 4 7 lUtn Street (Seal) WITNESS. Hon.

IVAN RUBENSTEIN, Surrogate of our kaid County, at the Bor-ough of Brooklyn, In the said County the 25th dav of January. 1951. AARON L. JACOBY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.

Ia30-4t TU in the Borough of Brooklyn. County Spaioetc De Fontea nam P. Chase. It necessitated going over to Iceland in Manhattan, but even there the ice was no bed of roses. Space was of Kings.

City and State of New York and petition praying that hm ac- Total! 13 4 30' mav he udtcia ten ea: utes as the Varsity went a deep freeze. iLelkowtta Leading the Varsity attack with 11 points, Al Rivers, whose, two last-minute field goals pavedM'" Sacred Stephen Holy Name NOW THEREFORE you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause at a premium, too, so much so Five I Alumni 0 P. FF 1 1 3'Wamsr 3 0 6 0 0 0 Kluewltl 113 1 0 2 Orady 1 0 2 2 2 6Looena 0 2 2 3 1 7 Hcvrell 0 0 0 1 5 Spradley 3 0 6 3 2 8 rrnind 7 9 23 4 1 6 MrClhle 1 0 2 2 0 4 Baker 3 1 9 2 3 7 Roalyn 0 1 1 3 1 HI Lee 2 3 25 12 62 Total! 20 12 39 before our surrogate uouri 01 tne Maxcy that one day an invitation came County of Kings, to be held at the Hall of Records, In the County of O. F. P.

4 0 81 Vertull 2 0 41 Scotto 0 1 1 1 Oulotta 1 0 2 Marino 1 0 2 Amato Dillon Mcorath 0 0 2 6 0 0 0 0 1 9 to her to skate in Troy. the way to victory. Teammates Hmariok Kings, on the I3tn day of March, 1951. at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon, why McDonnell O'Connor Sonja accepted not so much Al Rava, Hal Mintz am aurh settlement should not be had. 4 0 Taylor Myers, scored nine, eight and because she wanted to exhibit! her remarkable whirls UD-State.

Totals By PA l'L GOl In the course of two scant years, Sonja Klopfer has leaped from the obscurity of Nostrand Ave. to become America's new Golden Girl, the title that goes with the National Senior figure-skating championship. It was phenomenal rise by any yardstick, for Sonja at 16 is the IN I We have the Seal of our aid Surrogate's Court to be Totals 12 1 25 seven points respectively Referees Bill Helt, Jack Levlts. Tota.ll 4 3 11 St. FrancU ol Aaslal St.

Hose of Lima but because she was also given hereunto affixed, ISoall WTTWRSS ht IV1N File No. 751fr-1949 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace of God free and independent. TO: ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK: STATE TAX COMMISSION; JAMES A. MADDEN; MILDRED A. RESSEGINE: FRANCES MEHRINGER; and the husband.

"John" Statb. if any. the name "John" being fictitious, and the next of kin If any. of ANNA or ANNA M. STAEB.

deceased, whose name or names and whose plate or places of residence are unknown and cannot after due diligence be ascertained, and any and all unknown persons Interested in the estate of ANNA op ANNA M. STAEB. deceased, as creditors, next of kin or otherwiye SEND GREETING: the key to the rink. 1 1 0 6 Lynch Welsh Chave "That meant all the practice 2 10 Ruolf Boyle Klllor Urn Miller Nathan I could stand," she said. 1 0 9 Sheehy 9 1 Nichols HURENSTEiN, Surrogate of our said County, at the Bor-ou'ih of Brooklyn, in the said County, the 25th day of January, 1951.

AARON L. JACOBY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. Ja30-4t Tu A schedule of five hours of Williamsburg, J.C.H. Win J.W.B.

Cage Final youngest ever to capture this 0, WerneT Nlcolett Oj Collins 01 1 Scoroe McOlyna Kane glittering mantle. Back in 1948, grace and fancy free on gay blades is quite a strain on Sonja's day. Her routine in 4 18 sne was a lonesome inira in a 4 34 Totali 15 Holy Cross Ftle No. 716449 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace of Cod free and independent. TO: Gaetano Paltlinbert Giavanninfl Giantbruno.

WHEKKAS, HUMAN WANK, Public Administrator. Kings County, with an office in the Municipal Building, junior competition; today an outstanding candidate for the Touts St. Thorn. Lennored Hacan McIlraltB Word Borough 1 3 1 13 Warner oi rsiooKiyn. uity or wew 7 Aqu.

a 1 5 volves getting up at 5:30 in the morning in order to work out at Iceland at 7 to 9 and then the dash to school. If she gets Flat. 0 2 0 0 1 3 2 4 0 10 York, has presented his account as Consul General of Italy at New York. world crown, at stake In Milan, Rubin Connor Attorney General of the State of New Administrator of ANNA or ANNA M. 0 0 time lead and increased the margin to Co 43 at the three-! quarter mark.

Italy, this weekend. 5 11 Borhlte STAMJ. deceased, lately residing at No. 462 Lafavette Avenue, in the Bor Sonja Klopfer til your legs fool like heavy slabs of marble York. M.

J. Calandrillo andj (he widow "Mary" Palumbcri if any. i the nnm "MHrv" heinir fictitious. I 01 Conor By what feats of the ice did 0 0 a 1 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 Jellera Lowery ough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, 0 home much before 10, it's the exception, and Summer Is no vacation. Lake Placid is her port the modest, shapely girl from 0 2 and the next of kin.

If any. of John F'btcftton Four Williamsburg cagers hit for double figures. Paul Hyman The Williamsburg Y. M. H.

A. and the Jewish Community House of Bensonhurst will meet for the Met Jewish Welfare Hoard Basketball League title. The date and site Is still unknown. Williamsburg, the Division II ruler, with a 7 and 1 0 0 Falnmherl ripcpnnprl whose name or Otli Oaasarlr uiiy anu main oi rew iora, ana petition praying that his account may be judicially settled: and that Frances Mehrlnger be directed to pay to Five hours a duy presented names, and whose place or places of 0 01 1 31 was the leader with 21. Sey Abalr residence are unknown and cannot of call tnen anu more instruc the Bedford section glide alongside such distinguished predecessors as her namesake, Sonja more than a problem of stam 0 Campbell mour Goldstein collected 18, 3 19 Totala Bernard Rosenstein 14 and 12 8 321 Total! after due diligence be ascertained, and any and all unknown persons interested In the estate of John Palumbcri.

deceased, as creditors, next of kin or otherwise. SEJD GREET ina and extraordinary will. It also involved such questions as when and where and school. To tion under Howard Nicholson. At home here she works with Freddy Mesot, who thought up Heme, Barbara Ann Scott, Gret- him the pro-rata share of the estate tax allocable to the proceeds of Aect, No.

Wllliamsburgh Savings Bank, paid to her as beneficiary thereof NOW THEREFORE, you and each of you re hereby cited to show cause SI. Siered Auutlne's Seymour Boxers 10. Hank Be chen Merill and her borough a Pi record, conquered the Brooklyn Jewish Center, runner-up in Step. 3 9 ING: zo7.o, former Erasmus Hall star, 0 1 2 4 0 become a champ In figure skat ner routines and music. predecessor, Evelyn Chandler? WHEREAS HYMAN fUO- 3 2 0 0 0 Work sweat practice 4 Moccuil D' Amato 31 Oulotta Scotto llc Administrator.

Kings County, with before our Surrogate' Court of the an office in the Municipal Building, County of Kings, to be held at the and Dubinsky sparked Brook' lyn Jewish with 18 and 15 tal Even should Sonja win the world title she was fifth in Division In the semi-final round, 8058, at Union Temple ing involves a complex set of circumstances totally different 0 0 1 a Murray Meyer Morlisey Keller Kolhely McManua Oranston Totali 1 1 I 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Borough of Brooklyn. Ulty oi imcw wall oi itecuras. in tne county ol Vnrlr hat nresenterl his account ASiKines. on the 12th flav nf Marrh 1Q.M and more practice five hours of it every day," Sonja said lies, respectively. from that of any other sport.

last night. The J. C. H. cagers, with eight straight victories 01 Administrator of JOHN PALUMBERI.

lat 9:80 o'clock in Ihe forenoon, why deceased, lately Residing at No. 182 such settlement should not be had The lineup: To overcome the fundamental slowly, as though painfully re Wllllemlburi YMHA I Brooklyn Jewish 10 22 5 19! Mlddleton Street, In the Borough of RinnWIvn County of Kings. City and this event last year and. register another first, for no other American girl has captured this bauble, it will represent only mother way station for her. problem of studies, Sonja has tracing the past.

"In ordinary O. I anu wily me luiinri icnri prayea tor as aforesaid should not be granted. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we State of New York, and a petition been studying in the Profession weeks, its two or three hours 4 3 13 captured the Division I laurels and conquered Union Temp'e, second best in Division II, in their semi-final bracket. have caused the Seal of our Grid Clinic Set Abraham Boxer Mutlek Ooldatetn Braving that his account may ba ju- ftlrlnllv settled: ily settled a day, but when the time ap proaches for the big events- NOW THEKErvnrj. you ana eacn THEREFORE you at Children's School, where due allowance is made for interruptions Involved in a West 2 0 4 'Ritchie 4 2 lOIDubtnalur 2 15 Beaofo a 1 IS Hodmen 2 10 Slialove 4 0 Shaw I 11IR Lepkoeer Guoernlok Her big goal is the 1952 Olympic said SuiToi'ate'a Court to bt hereunto affixed.

(Seal) WITNESS. Hon. E. IVAN RUBENSTEIN. Surrogate of Roaenateia of you are hereby cited to show cause 4 18 2 2 2 0 2 1 1 0 2 Letman Jess Neely, athletic director and head football coach at Rice Institute, has announced that title.

Hollywood, pro offers, Hymeo our said County, at the Bor- small fortune in the night Brooklyn Jewish led at the end of the first quarter, 17 hut from that point on It was Coast competition, another abroad, and the like. like the National Senior, the Eastern, the Middle Atlantic, the National Junior, those I've been lucky enough to win It's oiifh Brooklyn. In the said Cntinlv. the 23rd day ol Youn 0 4 0 0 the school's annual Spring foot before: our Surrogate's Court nf the County of Kings, to be held at the Hall of Records. In the County of Kings, on the 7th day of March.

1951. at 9:30 o'clock In the forenoon, why fcuch aetjement should not he had. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the Seal of our a. Lepkover January. 1951.

clubs all these mean nothing compared the Olympic AAhON L. JACORV. ball coaches' clinic will be held The problem of and all Williamsburg. Sol Levy's quintet piled up a 4131 half-, Total! AO 20 an Totals 21 1 it marbles. March 8-10.

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